The Endgame in Iraq
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13 September 2008
An important and thoughtful article about Iraq, written by key people who know.
Michael
The Endgame in Iraq
As the baton is passed to a new commander and a new president, there is still delicate work to be done.
by Jack Keane, Frederick W. Kagan & Kimberly Kagan
09/22/2008, Volume 014, Issue 02
On September 16, General Raymond Odierno will succeed General David Petraeus as commander of U.S.and coalition forces in Iraq. The surge strategy Petraeus and Odierno developed and executed in 2007 achieved its objectives: reducing violence in Iraq enough to allow political processes to restart, economic development to move forward, and reconciliation to begin. Violence has remained at historic lows even after the withdrawal of all surge forces and the handover of many areas to Iraqi control. Accordingly,President Bush has approved the withdrawal of 8,000 additional troops by February 2009.
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