September 2006 - Iraq Special Weapons News

25 September 2006 - Iraq Special Weapons News

Transcript: DoD News Briefing with Rear Adm. Spicer from Iraq 25 Sep 2006 -- Presenter: Rear Adm. Raymond A. Spicer, commander of the Enterprise Carrier Strike Group
CENTAF releases airpower summaries for Sept. 23-25 AFPN 25 Sep 2006 -- U.S. Central Command Air Forces have released the airpower summaries for Sept. 23 to 25.
British Forces In Iraq Kill Al-Qaida Terrorist, US Extends Combat Tours VOA 25 Sep 2006 -- British forces in Iraq say they have killed a leading al-Qaida terrorist who escaped from a U.S. prison in Afghanistan last year.
Navy Strike Group Contributing to Iraq, Afghanistan Security AFPS 25 Sep 2006 -- U.S. Navy forces in the Arabian Gulf have been contributing to the war on terror by conducting maritime security operations and providing support to troops on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan, a Navy strike group commander said today.

DoD Announces Iraq Force Adjustments 25 Sep 2006 -- The Department of Defense announced today a decision to delay the redeployment of a unit in Iraq and adjust the deployment date for another unit already identified for duty in Iraq.
DoD Announces Tour Extension of Army Unit, Early Deployment of Another AFPS 25 Sep 2006 -- One Army unit will be extended in Iraq and another will be deployed earlier than previously scheduled, DoD officials announced today.

Iraq on Track for Meeting Police Goals, U.S. General Says Washington File 25 Sep 2006 -- One indication of Iraq’s advance toward self-sufficiency is its progress toward building strong, capable national and local law enforcement agencies – essential to guaranteeing the country’s long-term security, a coalition officer says.
REID: Contrary to White House PR Campaign, Bush Iraq Policies Have Made America Less Safe Office of Sen. Reid 25 Sep 2006 -- Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid today issued the following statement on press reports that the National Intelligence Estimate, the most authoritative summary of the opinion of America's intelligence community, has concluded that the war in Iraq has made the threat of terrorism worse.