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May 13, 2007

Obsolete News

[Soldier's Dad]

via MSNBC - 11 May


The Headline

U.S. commander in Iraq: More troops needed
General says he doesn't have enough soldiers for mission in Diyala province

Buried deep in an AP Article today

With violence on the rise, Caldwell also announced that an additional 3,000 forces have been sent to Diyala province, scene of heavy fighting.




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