Posted on Jan 2, 2016
U.S. Slides Back into War in Iraq, Joining Conflict President Once Opposed
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More U.S. military personnel have been sent to Iraq and Syria. Trainers, Special Forces, and airstrikes haven't been enough. The administration continues its slow progression to renewed ground combat. President Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize grows more tarnished by the day.
More U.S. military personnel have been sent to Iraq and Syria. Trainers, Special Forces, and airstrikes haven't been enough. The administration continues its slow progression to renewed ground combat. President Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize grows more tarnished by the day.
U.S. Slides Back into War in Iraq, Joining Conflict President Once Opposed
Posted from huffingtonpost.com
Iraq
Warfare
United States
Office of the President (POTUS)
Posted 9 y ago
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1. The more countries we attack, the more unstable and unpredictable the ME becomes.
2. SFs exist for surgical strikes, not for conventional sized battles.
3. Air power alone will not win wars.
4. We need to become culturally smarter.
5. We need to destroy the enemy's true strengths except for ideology.
2. SFs exist for surgical strikes, not for conventional sized battles.
3. Air power alone will not win wars.
4. We need to become culturally smarter.
5. We need to destroy the enemy's true strengths except for ideology.
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