Gen. David Petraeus has recommended the withdrawal of 7,500 to 8,000 U.S. troops from Iraq between now and mid-January, according to a senior U.S. military official
The move reflects concerns that widespread violence could return to the country. Army Gen. David H.
The Pentagon plan for future U.S. troop levels in Iraq now under consideration by President Bush resulted from a compromise at the highest levels of the U.S. military, with top Iraq commander Gen.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (UPI) -- U.S. Army Gen. David Petraeus is recommending a reduction of nearly 8,000 U.S. troops in Iraq because of improved conditions, a military official said Friday.
Shh. Don't tell anyone who attended the GOP convention this past week, but Iraq still remains a vexing, dangerous, and uncertain place: Al Qaeda remains a dangerous force in Iraq despite a general ...
Suicides among serving US soldiers are on course to hit a new record this year and could exceed the rate among the general population for the first time since the Vietnam War according to Army ...
Al-Qaeda remains a dangerous force in Iraq despite a general decline in violence and US troops must continue to confront the militant group, the outgoing top US general in the country said.
Reuters - Al Qaeda remains a dangerous force in Iraq despite a general decline in violence and U.S. troops must continue to confront the militant group, the outgoing top U.S.
Al Qaeda remains a dangerous force in Iraq despite a general decline in violence and U.S. troops must continue to confront the militant group, the outgoing top U.S. general in the country said.
The President and Gen. David Petraeus exchanged betting metaphors in planning the Surge, according to Woodward’s new book to be published next week.
Source: [b]Reuters[/b] BAGHDAD, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Al Qaeda remains a dangerous force in Iraq despite a general decline in violence and U.S.
As John McCain and Barrack Obama gin up their campaigns, a general of importance to both of them is winding down his job.
by Damozel | Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and Admiral Mike Mullen are recommending a modest shift of troops from Iraq to Afghanistan, according to The New York Times.
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