Bush, Blair say attacks won't drive forces from Iraq

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President George Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair have stated that the bombings and attacks on the U.S. military and civilian contractor personnel will not deter the troops and the U.S. presence will be strongly felt until Iraq is transformed into a stable democracy. Britain, America and its allies intend to stand by the 30th of June deadline to hand over sovereignty to the Iraqis and put in efforts to build the capabilities for security and law and order while the U.N. plays a central role in the political transformation to democracy.

United Kingdom, Active Military Personnel, United States foreign relations, British foreign relations, Military personnel, Casualties, Postwar reconstruction

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Iraq win hinges on non-military factors: experts

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The Middle East may not adopt the western-style democratic forms of government as suggested by the United States, according to the experts and if they did those nations would become anti-American. Ultimately the question is not about who will win the war, U.S. military or coalition forces, but employing diplomatic, economic and other initiatives would bring about better results.

International Affairs, Military Exercises & Maneuvers, Military Action, Evaluation, Military operations, Military maneuvers, Iraq War, 2003-

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Rep. Murtha warns of procurement program cuts

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Representative John Murtha, while calling for withdrawal of troops from Iraq, thinks that the US must not permit huge costs of war in Iraq to force harmful cuts in defense procurement programs. He urged for procurement programs that ensure their military dominance being not negotiated away as he called for preparation for new threats facing the US forces.

Management dynamics, International politics, Defense Procurement, Management, Military policy, Company business management, Military procurement, Foreign policy, Defence buying, Retreats (Military science), Murtha, John P.

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