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A Primer on Iraqi Security Forces
Teflon Don (in Iraq) at Acute Politics has an informative post about Iraqi Security Forces. It begins:
In America, neighborhood watch means a sign with an all seeing eye bolted to a pole, and perhaps a slightly higher chance that the residents of the area will call the police over suspicious activity. In Iraq, neighborhood watch means men with AK-47s and medium machine guns manning hasty checkpoints built from cinder blocks and rubbish...
Go read one of the best writers in the military blogosphere.

July 17, 2007 • Permalink
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