12 March 2009 - Iraq Special Weapons News |
Operations
Deployments
US Policy
United Nations
Reconstruction Issues
Foreign Reactions
News Reports
Current Operations
- March 11 airpower summary: B-1Bs disrupt enemy plans AFNS 12 Mar 2009 -- Coalition airpower integrated with coalition ground forces in Iraq and ISAF in Afghanistan during operations.
- Iraqi, U.S. Forces Capture Bomb Makers, Seize Weapons in Iraq AFPS 12 Mar 2009 -- Iraqi forces, with coalition support, captured a man wanted for bomb attacks and 9 others.
- Hunting in harm's way: 731st EOD Co. Army News 12 Mar 2009 -- On the roads of Baghdad, a Soldier's heart pounds as his convoy halts, having just spotted a suspected improvised explosive device.
- Iraq Experience Likely to Affect Future Decisions, Gates Says AFPS 12 Mar 2009 -- Gates: The Iraq war experience likely will make Presidents more cautious about authorizing a pre-emptive strike.
- Iraqi PM: Terrorists Losing Capability Despite Recent Attacks VOA 12 Mar 2009 -- Iraqi PM al-Maliki: Terrorists are losing in Iraq, despite a recent spike of violence including 2 suicide attacks this week.
Deployments
- 92nd Chemical Company Redeploys Army News 12 Mar 2009 -- Soldiers with the 92nd Chemical Company, Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Sustainment Brigade returned home after a 15-month deployment.
US Policy
- Command Takes on Support Role to Aid Iraq AFPS 12 Mar 2009 -- Multinational Security Transition Command Iraq is assuming more of a support and advisory role as Iraq moves toward self-sufficiency.
- U.S. Military Makes Last Payment to 'Sons of Iraq' AFPS 12 Mar 2009 -- US military made its last payment to “Sons of Iraq” civilian security group members.
- Obama Nominates Hill, Eikenberry for Posts AFPS 12 Mar 2009 -- President Barack Obama nominated Christopher R. Hill as ambassador to Iraq.
United Nations
Reconstruction Issues
- Taji National Maintenance Depot takes giant leap forward Army News 12 Mar 2009 -- The Iraqi Army continues to set the conditions for increased stability throughout the country by improving its strategic logistics base in Taji, Iraq
Foreign Reactions
News Reports
- Shoe-throwing Iraqi journalist to appeal 3-year jail term RIA Novosti 12 Mar 2009 -- Lawyers for the Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at then-U.S. President George Bush intend to appeal prison sentence.
- Iraqi Shoe-Thrower Sentenced to Three Years in Prison VOA 12 Mar 2009 -- Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former US President George W. Bush sentenced by an Iraqi court to three years in prison.
- Iraq Shoe-Thrower Jailed for 3 Years VOA 12 Mar 2009 -- A Baghdad court has sentenced the Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former U.S. President George W. Bush to three years in prison.
- Iraq Invited To Join ECO RFE/RL 12 Mar 2009 -- Iraq has been invited to join the 10-member Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) at its 10th summit in Tehran.
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