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Implications for Countering al Qa’ida
The United States cannot conduct an effective counterterrorism campaign against al Qa’ida or other terrorist groups without understanding how such groups end. While it is clear that U.S. policymakers will need to turn to a range of policy instruments to conduct such campaigns — including careful police and intelligence work, military [...]

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Sunni and Shiites

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“Do no harm”

Medical Providers live by the oath to “Do No Harm.” What does that mean when providing care as part of the military in Iraq? A general surgeon and a medic, who both served in Iraq, give their different perspectives on how to “do no harm.” The surgeon believes that caring for [...]

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A Vet in Kennebunkport

Iraq war combat veteran Eli Israel tells of dissatisfaction among the troops and failure in the war.
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Peak Media Failure

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Inside the surge: the provincesAn exclusive film from Guardian photographer Sean Smith on his time embedded with the US Marines in Iraq’s mountain division in the so-called Triangle of Death.

Inside the surge: BaghdadSean Smith spent two months embedded with US troops in Baghdad and Anbar province. His harrowing documentary exposes the exhaustion and disillusionment of [...]

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