The Iraq Study Group Report
The Iraq Study Group Report
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S. Personnel would provide advice, combat assistance, and staffassistance. The training of Iraqi units by the United States hasimproved and should continue for the coming year. In addition to thistraining, Iraqi combat units need supervised on-the-job training asthey move to field operations. This on-the-job training could be bestdone by imbedding more U. S. Military personnel in Iraqi deployedunits. The number of imbedded personnel would be based on therecommendation of our military commanders... in Iraq, but it should belarge enough to accelerate the development of a real combat capabilityin Iraqi Army units. Such a mission could involve 10, 000 to 20, 000American troops instead of the 3, 000 to 4, 000 now in this role. Thisincrease in imbedded troops could be carried out without an aggregateincrease over time in the total number of troops in Iraq by making acorresponding decrease in troops assigned to U. S. Combat brigades.
Another mission of the U. S. Military would be to assist Iraqi deployedbrigades with intelligence, transportation, air support, and logisticssupport, as well as providing some key equipment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Personnel would provide advice, combat assistance, and staffassistance. The training of Iraqi units by the United States hasimproved and should continue for the coming year. In addition to thistraining, Iraqi combat units need supervised on-the-job training asthey move to field operations. This on-the-job training could be bestdone by imbedding more U. S. Military personnel in Iraqi deployedunits. The number of imbedded personnel would be based on therecommendation of our military commanders... in Iraq, but it should belarge enough to accelerate the development of a real combat capabilityin Iraqi Army units. Such a mission could involve 10, 000 to 20, 000American troops instead of the 3, 000 to 4, 000 now in this role. Thisincrease in imbedded troops could be carried out without an aggregateincrease over time in the total number of troops in Iraq by making acorresponding decrease in troops assigned to U. S. Combat brigades.
Another mission of the U. S. Military would be to assist Iraqi deployedbrigades with intelligence, transportation, air support, and logisticssupport, as well as providing some key equipment.
What to read after The Iraq Study Group Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iraq U.S. to read onlineMoreLess
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