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"I believe that he
[Hussein] believed that one of the keys to his success was drawing us into
an urban fight, slowing us down thereof while maintaining control of the
population. We were able to wrest the control of the population from
him and were able to win the urban fight very early."
- Lieutenant General William Wallace
"Qusay Hussein ordered three Republican Guard
divisions to maneuver into position to oppose the U.S. advance to Baghdad.
But the divisions were essentially destroyed by airstrikes when they were
still about 30 miles south of the capital. This affected the morale of
the troops. The Iraqi will to fight was broken outside Baghdad."
- Iraqi General Staff Colonel Ghassan
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- General Franks Tells How Iraq War Plan Came Together (Joseph Galloway - Knight Ridder)
- General Franks Discusses Conducting the War in Iraq (Joseph Galloway - Knight Ridder)
- A Poor Man's Air Force - Iraqi Missile Strike (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- U.S. Using Quick, Decisive Tactics to Quell Iraq Attacks (Rowan Scarborough - Washington Times)
- Battle Gives Look at U.S. Tactics (Borzou Daragahi - AP)
- U.S. Soldier Braved Ghosts in Darkness (William Booth - Washington Post)
-
The Next War (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Tough Talking for Marines in Iraq (Noah Shachtman - Wired News)
- Wrong Turn Led to Iraq Ambush on 507th Maintenance Company (Billy House - Arizona Republic)
- 507th Given Wrong Directions at Army Checkpoint (AP)
- Task Force 20 Hunted for Iraqi Arms, Had Other Missions (Barton Gellman - Washington Post)
- Leave The Flying to Us - Air Combat Decides Outcome in Modern War (Gen, Merrill McPeak, USAF, Ret. - Washington Post)
- Marines: Speed and Armor (Jim Landers - Dallas Morning News)
- Armor, Air Support, Troops all Being Saluted (Sig Christenson - San Antonio Express-News)
- Saddam's Son Left Baghdad Unprotected, and U.S. Waltzed In (Robert Collier - Chicago Sun-Times)
- 'Good Kills' (3rd
Battalion, 4th Marines) (Peter Maas - New York Times Magazine)
- Bombing by the Numbers (Fred Kaplan - Slate)
- Close Air Support Tactics Sharpened in Iraq (Sandra Erwin - National Defense)
- British Postwar Approach Provides Model for U.S. (USA Today)
- Rumsfeld Praises U.K. Iraq Role (BBC)
- Media: Good News From the Front (William Arkin - Los Angeles Times)
- Dosky and Tubbs (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- The Modern Soldier is Battling in a Moral No Mans Land (Ben MacIntyre - The Times)
- For Army Units, A Good
Mattress is a Humvee's Hood (Warren Richey - Christian Science Monitor)
- Making U.S. Forces Run Smoothly, One Engine at a Time (Warren Richey - Christian Science Monitor)
- Iraqi Commanders Took Bribes to Surrender (Andrew Buncombe - The Independent)
- Iraq Offers Glimpses into ISR Future (Dan Caterinicchia - Federal Computer Week)
- Surveys Pointing to High Civilian Death Toll in Iraq (Peter Ford - Christian Science Monitor)
- CIA Studying Prewar Reports on Iraqi Threat (James Risen - New York Times)
- CIA Probing Prewar Report on Iraqi Weapons (Reuters)
- Tenet Defends Iraq Intelligence (Walter Pincus - Washington Post)
- Company Command Discussion Forum - OIF Lessons/Insights
- Lessons of the War in Iraq are Beginning to Emerge (Scott Canon - Knight Ridder)
- Lessons From the New Romans (MGen Ashok Mehta - Radiff - India)
- OIF Lesson: National Guard to Combine State Army and Air Force Commands (Charles Aldinger - Reuters)
- Operation Telic: Air Support 'Failed U.K. Troops' (BBC)
- RAF Denies War Strategy Put Troops at Risk (Hamish MacDonell - The Scotsman)
- Operation Telic: Logistic 'Deficiencies' (Michael Evans - The Times)
- Operation Telic Lesson: MP Calls for Better Kit for Troops (Roddy Ashworth - East Anglian Times)
- MoD Set to Replace Unpopular SA80 Rifle (Brian Brady - Scotland on Sunday)
- The CIA and the Coup That Wasn't (David Ignatius - Washington Post)
- A Soldier's Story (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- The Fog of Peace (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Assessment of Iraq War Will Emphasize Joint Operations (Thom Shanker - New York Times)
- 'Decisive Force' Now Measured by Speed (Rowan Scarborough - Washington Times)
- Military 'Transformation' May Not Mean Smaller Forces (Seth Stern - Christian Science Monitor)
- Rumsfeld Testifies Before Congress on 'Lessons Learned' (Leona Bull - Journal of Aerospace and Defense Industry News)
- How Will History Judge the Second War in Iraq? (Roy Parker Jr. - Fayetteville Observer)
- Attack Always: Interview With Lieutenant General William Wallace (James Kitfield - National Journal)
- Lieutenant General Wallace Defends Iraq War Comments (Vernon Loeb - Washington Post)
- Lieutenant General Wallace Comments on 24 March Battle With Republican Guard (Rowan Scarborough - Washington Times)
- The Three Levels of War: Don't Take John Boyd's Name in Vain (William Lind -
Counter Punch)
- Force-Transformation Director Looks at What Did, Didn't Work in Iraq (David Fulghum - Aviation Week & Space Technology)
- How to Conduct Urban Warfare (Christian Lowe - The Daily Standard)
- The Defense Matrix and Australia's National Defense Policy (OF Lessons) (Max Walsh and Fred Brenchley - The Bulletin)
- Australian Lessons: Sights Set on a New Battle Plan (Mark Forbes - The Age)
- Australian Military to Get High-Tech Makeover (The Age)
- Australian SAS Troops Leave Iraq; Lessons Learned (The Australian)
- Three Key Battles Turned Tide of Invasion - Urban Training Paid Off (William Branigin - Washington Post)
- Whatever Happened to the Republican Guard? (Time)
- The Two U.S.-Led Wars with Iraq Were Different Conflicts (Richard Pyle - AP)
- Lessons of Iraq War Begin to Emerge (Scott Canon - Kansas City Star)
- Teams From U.S. Army's 3d Infantry Division Record Unit History, Lessons Learned (Chris Tomlinson - AP)
- Lessons of War (NPR)
- Pentagon Aims to Implement War Lessons Quickly (Robert Schlesinger - Boston Globe)
- Latest Mission for Forces: Analyze New Ways to Prepare for Conflicts (Thom Shanker and Eric Schmitt - New York Times)
- A Brief Bitter War for Iraq's Military Officers; Self-Deception a Factor in Defeat (William Branigin - Washington Post)
- Secret War that Undermined Saddam (Alex Massie - The Scotsman)
- War Prompts Urgent Requests for Sniper Rifles (Sandra Erwin - National Defense)
- Analysis: Strategic Bombing in Iraq (Thomas Houlahan - UPI)
- Army 'Transformation' Plans Could be Revisited After War (Sandra Erwin - National Defense)
- Operation Iraqi Freedom: Military Objectives Met (Baker Spring -
Heritage Foundation)
- Military Learns Lessons From
Operation Iraqi Freedom (FOX)
- An Air War of Might, Coordination and Risks (Bradley Graham and Vernon Loeb - Washington Post)
- Air War Helped Secure Quick Victory in Iraq (Chuck Crumbo - The State)
- 'Dumb' Bombs, PSYOPS Used to Topple Saddam (Mark Forbes - The Age)
- Congress Could Reinstate B-1 Bomber (Tara Copp - Scripps Howard)
- New Air Force Weapons Made Debut in Iraq (Pamela Hess - UPI)
- U.S. Commandos Wore General Dynamics Transmitters (Update 1) (Tony Capaccio - Bloomberg)
- Friendly Fire Still a Problem (Peter Pae - Los Angeles Times)
- Friendly Fire Still a Deadly Foe (Alex Salkever - Business Week)
- Deadly Mistakes (Gregor McGavin - The Press-Enterprise)
- War by Remote Control - JDAM (Arnaude Borchgrave - Washington Times)
- The Joystick War: Predators and Other Spy Gear (Richard Newman - U.S. News and World Report)
- Technology, Strategy Helped Keep U.S. Casualties Low (Oscar Avila - Chicago Tribune)
- Allies Won With Few Casualties (Oscar
Avila - Chicago Tribune)
- Networked Information Decisive in War (Frank Bajak - AP)
- The Eyes and Ears of War (Usha Lee McFarling - Los Angeles Times)
- Back From Iraq, High-Tech Fighter Pilots (F-117A) Recount Exploits (Eric Schmitt - New York Times)
- War Reflection: With the Marines in Iraq (Richard Tomkins - UPI)
- War Diary: Tales From the Front (Richard Tomkins - UPI)
- Apache Operation a Lesson in Defeat (Rowan Scarborough - Washington Times)
- Apache Down: The Hunt for a Sensitive U.S. Helicopter (Warren Richey - Christian Science Monitor)
- Save the Apache, Just Lose the Platinum (David Hackworth - World Net Daily)
- Apache: Defenders See ROE as Karbala Culprit (David Harvey - Defense and Public Service Helicopter)
- Petrosky: Cool it on Apache Stories Until Facts Known (David Harvey
- Defense and Public Service Helicopter)
- The Patriot's
Fratricide Record (Pamela Hess - UPI)
- Verdict Out on Patriot Performance, but Friendly Fire Kills a Problem (Hans Greimel - AP)
- U.S. Assessing What Worked, What Didn't Work in Iraq War (Ann McFeatters - Pittsburg Post-Gazette)
- U.S. Forces Outran Water, MREs in Rush to Baghdad (Rowan Scarborough - Washington Times)
- NIMA's Urban Maps
to Pave Way for Iraqi Relief (R. Jeffrey Smith - Washington Post)
- Simulations Capture War's Realities (Reuters)
- Winning the War, Losing the Peace (Tony Blankley - Washington Times)
- Saddam Loyalists Take Air From Cover of Civilians (Rowan Scarborough and Guy Taylor - Washington Times)
-
Iraqi Intelligence Service 'Secret Plan' Orders Murder, Sabotage, and Looting Should Iraq Lose War (Paul
Martin - Washington Times)
- Military Analysis: Baghdad's Power Vacuum is Drawing Only Dissent (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- U.S. Lessons in Afghanistan Could be Useful in Iraq (Gary Thomas - VOA)
- U.K. Troops 'Lived up to Expectations' (Gary Eason - BBC)
- Lessons Learned in Iraq Can
Shape Planned Cuts in U.K. Armed Forces (Clive Fairweather - The Scotsman)
- For All Sides, War Evolved Not Quite According to Plan (R. W. Apple, Jr. - New York Times)
- The Fog of War Doesn't Lift at War's End
- Lessons Learned Take Time (David Wood - Newhouse News Service)
- Baghdad Peace: Made in Kosovo (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Five Ways to Take a City (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- The Iraq War as a Blueprint for the Next One (Brad Knickerbocker - Christian Science Monitor)
- Interview With General William Wallace (Alisha Ryu - VOA)
- Lessons Learned From New-Era Warfare (Jennifer Pangyanzki - CNN)
- Iraq is not Vietnam (George Wilson - National Journal)
- From Iraqi Officers, Three Tales of Shock and Defeat (Scott Peterson and Peter Ford - Christian Science Monitor)
- Why Baghdad Fell (James Robbins - National Review)
- Why Baghdad Fell Fast: Saddam no Stalin (Martin Shieff - UPI)
- Iraq Ignored History, Was Doomed to Fail Again (Lance Gay - Scripps Howard)
- Marine Corps Evolves into
Sophisticated, Fluid Fighting Force (George Wilson - National Journal)
- Iraq: A New Kind of War (Jonathan Marcus - BBC)
- How the War Was Won (Rick Atkinson, Peter Baker, and Thomas Ricks -
Washington Post)
- 21-Day Campaign That Ended Saddam's Oppression (Dan McDougall - The Scotsman)
-
War Plan Often Rapidly Adjusted (David Lynch - USA Today)
- The Bold is so Beautiful (Melana Zyla Vickers - Tech Central Station)
- The Battle for Baghdad Sputters to an End (James Dunnigan - Strategy Page)
- Iraq: The Dog That Didn't Bark? Or Was It Muzzled? (John Chambers - Reuters)
- American Forces Adapted to
Friend and Foe (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Old-Style Battles are Giving Way to 'Checkpoint War' (Thomas Ricks - Washington Post)
- Iraqi Defeat Jolts Russian Military (Fred Weir - Christian Science Monitor)
- War in Iraq Vindicates New Way of Doing Battle (John Cushman, Jr. and Thom Shanker - New York Times)
- Networked Information Decisive in War (AP)
- Analysis: What Counted - People, Plan, Inept Enemy (Thomas Ricks - Washington Post)
- Documents Show Urgent Iraqi Push to Recruit and Control Troops (Remy Gerstein - New York Times)
- Analysis: 'Tipping Point' Finally Reached (Calude Salhani - UPI)
- U.S. Military Campaign Called 'Textbook' (Connie Cass - AP)
- Tipping Point: The Fall of Baghdad (Peter Grier and Faye Bowers - Christian Science Monitor)
- In Iraq's Remote Corners, A Few Americans Seemed 10' Tall (Douglas Jehl - New York Times)
- Military Defends Risks of Aggressive Tactics (Vernon Loeb and Thomas Ricks - Washington Post)
- How to Conduct Urban Warfare (Christian Lowe - The Daily Standard)
- Lessons on Urban Fighting From Earlier Wars (Lance Gay - Scripps Howard)
-
Extract: New Urban Warfare Tactics Employed by U.S. Troops (Kim Burger - Janes)
- Iraq War Boosts Rumsfeld's Vision of an Agile Military (Brad Knickerbocker - Christian Science Monitor)
- Commentary: How the Media Changed (Martin Walker - UPI)
- Media: In the Midst of the Iraq War and Always on the Phone (Ilene Prusher - Christian Science Monitor)
- Urban Judo (Austin Bay - Strategy Page)
- Civil Affairs: In Vanguard of 'Peaceful Occupation' (Benjamin Arnoldy - Christian Science Monitor)
- Training Peacekeepers? U.S. Army Peacekeeping Institute to Close in October (Lorelei Kelly and Ian Davis - Guardian Unlimited U.K.)
- Speaking Out: The Human Side of the Battle to Free Iraq (The Scotsman)
- PSYOPS Troops Attempt to Spook Enemy Into Surrender (Peter Finn - Washington Post)
-
Selling America: U.S. PSYOPS Units Try to Win Iraqi Hearts and Minds (Jim Krane - AP)
- Helicopters, Navy Corpsmen Braved Gunfire to Aid Wounded (Alexandra Zavis - AP)
- Navy Rethinking Carrier Deployment Strategy (James Crawley - Copley News Service)
- Mogadishu Lessons Help Foil Saddam's Strategy (Rowan Scarborough - Washington Times)
- Special Operations Steal Show as Successes Mount in Iraq (Rowan Scarborough - Washington Times)
- The Men in the Shadows: Why Special Forces are a Model for a New Kind of War (Linda Robinson - U.S. News
and World Report)
- War Plan Drew U.S. Commandos From Shadows (James Dao - New York Times)
- Special Ops Says 'Lives Were on Line' in Lynch's Rescue (Rowan Scarborough - Washington Times)
- The Ugly Time: Baghdad Will Not Be a Mogadishu, a Grozny (Ralph Kinney Bennett - Tech Central Station)
- Street Fighting Man, Will There Be a Battle of Baghdad? (Michael Vahos - Tech Central Station)
- March on Baghdad Brings Mix of Power, Flexibility (James Kitfield - National Journal)
- Basra
Offers a Lesson on Taking Baghdad (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Analysis: The Battle for Baghdad (Paul Adams - BBC)
- Baghdad 2003: Grozny 1995 or Manila 1945? (Tom Holsinger - Strategy Page)
- U.S. Military to Impose Light Cordon on Baghdad (Vernon Loeb and
Bradley Graham - Washington Post)
- Analysis: Urban Warfare to Get New Look (Jack Kelly - Pittsburg Post-Gazette)
- The Deadly Tactics of Urban Combat (Ben Wallace - The Scotsman)
- Analysis: Baghdad Urban Warfare (Thomas Houlahan - UPI)
- Battling for Hearts and Minds (Vernon Loeb and Thomas Ricks - Washington Post)
- Analysis: It Ain't Over, But the News is Good (Martin Shieff - UPI)
- British Step Up Campaign in Basra (Gethin Chamberlain - The Scotsman)
- British Extend Incursions Into Basra (Keith Richburg - Washington Post)
- British Tactics in Basra Praised (Paul Martin - Washington Times)
- When War Seemed Worthwhile
- The Black Watch at War (Gethin Chamberlain - The Scotsman)
- From London to Iraq: Peacekeeping Lessons Learned the Hard Way (Glenn Frankel - Washington Post)
- Advance's Dilemma: Press On, or Wait? (Thomas Ricks and Jonathan Finer - Washington Post)
- Baghdad: Surround and Squeeze? (Paul Reynolds - BBC)
- Goal of U.S.: Avoid a Siege (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Analysis: 'Baghdad Skyline in Sight' (Martin Walker - UPI)
- War's Cruel Dilemma: The Civilian Factor (Brad Knickerbocker - Christian Science Monitor)
- Body Armor Could be a Technological Hero of War in Iraq (Seth Stern - Christian Science Monitor)
- In the Skies Over Iraq, Silent Observers Become Futuristic Weapons (Eric Schmitt - New York Times)
- Front Lines Test Doctor's Mettle (William Branigin - Washington Post)
- Direct Hit: Bombing Accuracy (Ralph Kinney
Bennett - Tech Central Station)
- What's Going on Inside Iraq's High Command (Austin Bay - Strategy Page)
- Analysis: Stunning Victory Beckons U.S. Troops (Martin Walker - UPI)
- Commentary: Cracks in Iraq's Resistance (John O'Sullivan - UPI)
- Of Fear and Trust: The Tricky Task of PSYOPS (Brian Braiker - Newsweek)
- Time to Rewrite the Rules of War? (Alex Salkever - Business Week)
- Analysis: U.S. Fails Cricket Test in Iraq (Peter Almond - UPI)
- British Tactics Make Impression on U.S. (Joseph Fitchett - International Tribune)
- Analysis: Iraqi Asymmetric Warfare (Gary Eason - BBC)
- Fighting the Fedayeen: 'Two Wars Here' (Adrian Campo-Flores and Rod Nordland - Newsweek)
- Guerrilla Warfare: Playing by Mogadishu Rules (Michael Elliot - Time)
- A War With Echoes of Past Campaigns (Brad Knickerbocker - Christian Science Monitor)
- U.S. Military Studied Israel's Experience in Close Quarter Fighting (James Bennet - New York Times)
- U.S. Military Prepared to Pay Price of Urban Combat (Craig Gordon - Newsday)
- U.S. Marines Get Advice From The British on Urban Warfare (Michael Smith - News Telegraph U.K.)
- Analysis: The 'Three-Block' War (Jonathan Marcus - BBC)
- Armed With New Tools and Tactics, Doctors Head to the Battlefield (Gina Kolata - New York Times)
- Commercial Imaging Satellites Look Down on Baghdad (David Whitehouse - BBC)
- Analysis: Securing the Supply Lines (Thomas Houlahan - UPI)
- Nonhostile Accidents Fewer Than Gulf War (Andy Netzel - Houston Chronicle)
- Troops Headed Out to Samawha as Engineers, Returned as Urban Warriors (Peter Sleeth - Newhouse News Service)
- Analysis: No Operational Pause (Jonathan Marcus - BBC)
- War's Military, Political Objectives Begin to Diverge (Rick Atkinson and Thomas Ricks - Washington Post)
- Rumsfeld Faulted for Troop Dilution (Vernon Loeb - Washington Post)
- General Franks Denies He Sought More Troops (Nicole Winfield - AP)
- General Franks Defends Coalition War Plan (Martin Walker - UPI)
- The Top Ten Myths About the War in Iraq (James Dunnigan - Strategy Page)
- Ultimate Guide to 'War TV' - A Few Rules (Harlan Ullman - New York Post)
- The Television War (Jacqueline Sharkey - American Journalism Review)
- Saddam Succeeds With
The Secret of Stalingrad (James Dunnigan - Strategy Page)
- How Long Will The War Last? (Austin Bay - Strategy Page)
- Down and Dirty: The War in Iraq Turns Ugly, That's What Wars Do (James Webb - New York Times)
- Surprise, Surprise: Strategy With the Benefit of Hindsight (Mary Suh - New York Times)
- Analysis: Basra Tactics the Test for Iraq (Peter Almond - UPI)
- Analysis: Two Rival Concepts of War (Martin Walker - UPI)
- War American-Style (Tony Blakley - Washington Times)
- Q&A: Battle for Iraq, Iraqi Tactics (Jonathan Marcus - BBC)
- Analysis: Who Are The Fedayeen Saddam? (Shaun Waterman - UPI)
- Iraqi Tactics Show Lessons Learned (Vernon Loeb - Washington Post)
- Why U.S. is Getting a Wary Welcome (Peter Ford - Christian Science Monitor)
- Kurds Offer Lessons on How to Oust Hussein (Cameron Barr - Christian Science Monitor)
- Basra Rebels Who Helped Oust Saddam (Ryan Dilley - BBC)
- Tough Fight Sends Allies to Plan B (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Analysis: Allies Go to Plan D (Martin Walker - UPI)
-
Analysts Warned of Guerrilla Warfare (Walter Pincus and Dana Priest - Washington Post)
- Urban Warfare: Advantage U.S. (James Blaker - Christian Science Monitor)
- Analysis: Basra Uprising (Martin Walker - UPI)
- The Next
Phase of War (Washington Times)
- Analysis: The Taking of Baghdad Will be the Test of Strategy (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Next - The Battle for Baghdad (Peter Grier and Faye Bowers - Christian Science Monitor)
- Urban Warfare: The Underdog's First Battlefield Choice (Alan Cowell - New York Times)
- Fedayeen - 'Essentially Terrorists' (Bill Gertz - Washington Times)
- Analysis: U.S. Forces Begin Battle For Baghdad 'Red Zone' (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Analysis: The Pause Before Baghdad (Martin Walker - UPI)
- Saving Commandos for the Final Act (James Dunnigan - Strategy Page)
- Military Synergism Meets Baghdad (Austin Bay - Strategy Page)
- Squeezing Baghdad (Austin Bay - Strategy Page)
- Analysis: Winning Both the War and Peace (Pamela Hess - UPI)
- Troops Confront 'Civilians,' Ambushes (Rowan Scarborough - Washington Times)
- Iraq's Irregular Tactics (Jonathan Marcus - BBC)
- Guerrilla Tactics vs. U.S. War Plan (Brad Knickerbocker and Peter Ford - Christian Science Monitor)
- Analysis: British
Subtlety for Basra; U.S. Marines Head North (Peter Almond - UPI)
- Analysis: Piercing the Fog of War (Martin Shieff - UPI)
- Analysis: Unfolding Battle Will Determine Length of War (Thomas Ricks - Washington Post)
- The Goal is Baghdad, But at What Cost? (Michael Gordon - New York Times)
- Logistics Key to Success of Marines' Move North (Jonathan Finer - Washington Post)
- Analysis: Battle for Baghdad and the Rear (Martin Walker - UPI)
- Iraqis Use Ruses, Ambushes, Other Guerrilla Tactics (Thomas Ricks - Washington Post)
- Iraqi Guerrilla Tactics (Nicole Winfield - AP)
- Analysis: War Rolling America's Way (Martin Sieff - UPI)
- Rolling to Baghdad (Austin Bay - Strategy Page)
- To Stop a Bullet - Body Armor in Iraq (Ralph Kinney Bennett - Tech Central Station)
- Allied Troops Skirt Cities to Limit Casualties (Paul Martin - Washington Times)
- Bypass Tactics Leave Instability in Wake (Susan Glasser and Rajiv Chandrasekaran - Washington Post)
- Civil Strife Figures in U.S. Thinking (Thomas Ricks and Bradley Graham - Washington Post)
- Analysis:
A Daring Race to Baghdad (Thomas Ricks - Washington Post)
- Analysis: The Two Battles of Iraq (Martin Walker - UPI)
- Q&A: U.S. Military Strategy (Tom Nichols - Christian Science Monitor)
-
Chalabi Says Double Agent's Tip Let Saddam Flee First U.S. Air Strike (Sharon Behn - Washington Times)
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