New York Times – Preparations continue for the assault on Fallujah.
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New York Times – Preparations continue for the assault on Fallujah.
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New York Times – The Marines get ready to take Fallujah.
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Marine Corps Gazette – Marine leaders often find themselves in situations that test their mettle in areas of integrity. Here the author provides some real-world examples of leadership breaches.
The Times – Only a few miles separate the rebel city of Fallujah from the sprawling complex of US Marine bases. While the Iraqi city is steadily emptying of people, the American camps are rapidly filling up with extra men and armour, ready for what is expected to be a fight for the very soul of Iraq.
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New York Times – With the Marines outside Fallujah.
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Sea Power – Among the messages delivered by Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Michael W. Hagee during the past year, one resurfaces time and again: the Marine Corps does not want ó or need ó a larger force.
New York Times – With the Second Battalion, Fifth Marines in the town of Ramadi.
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Associated Press – With the Marines on the Syrian border.
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Washington Post – An interview with a number of Marines in Iraq, who question how and why the war is being waged. They also feel the situation on the ground is far worse than is being portrayed in the US media, due to the upcoming US elections.
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Christian Science Monitor – On patrol with the Marines in Iraq.
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Sea Power – To address challanges faced by Marines in Afghanistan in 2001, the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory developed a new portable, over-the-horizon communications system that is being tested by Marine units in Iraq to assess its link between command centers, fire-support commanders and tactical units ashore during operations. The Expeditionary Tactical Communications System (ETCS) is a voice and data link between tactical units ó down to the company, platoon or squad level ó and their combat commanders. It is envisioned as a solution for rapidly advancing units that outstretch their ability to communicate with commanders.
Inside the Pentagon – American military officers serving in Iraq are increasingly concluding that, without a change in tactics, the United States has little hope of prevailing over insurgents and restoring stability to the nation.
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The Times – With the Marines in Ramadi.
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Boston Globe – On patrol on the Euphrates River with the US Marines.
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Marine Corps Gazette – Learning about leadership and developing leadership skills is
a continuous process that requires effort and imagination.
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Defense and the National Interest – William Lind analyses the situation in Fallujah.
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US Naval Institute Proceedings – Measures have been implemented to ensure the aerodynamic problem that grounded the Osprey in 2000 never happens again.
Daily Telegraph – With the Marines outside Fallujah.
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Sea Power – Is there a need for more Marines?
Marine Corps Gazette – The author recounts an unforgettable plane ride to Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom.
Washington Post – With the Marines outside Fallujah.
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Marine Corps Gazette – Adherence to basics provides success on the battlefield.
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Virginian Pilot – Marine Cpl. Lonnie Young waged the battle of his life in Iraq on April 4: Trapped on a rooftop with a handful of other men, he helped to face down hundreds of Iraqi insurgents attacking from all directions.
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Boston Globe – The Marines’ current evaluation of the situation in Fallujah.
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Washington Post – Lt. Gen. James T. Conway, the outgoing U.S. Marine Corps general in charge of western Iraq, said Sunday he opposed a Marine assault on militants in the volatile city of Fallujah in April and the subsequent decision to withdraw from the city and turn over control to a security force of former Iraqi soldiers.
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