Abizaid: Pakistan best ally in terror war

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Army Gen. John Abizaid stated at a press breakfast at Washington, D.C., that Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf is a firm ally in the war against terror and is helping the United States to deal with Taliban and al Qaeda forces in Afghanistan. Abizaid also defended the U.S. military's role in stabilizing Iraq since the fall of Hussein's regime despite the large number of casualties and expressed the opinion that comparisons with Bosnia were way off mark as the people of Iraq would rather fight to preserve a single Iraq than divide it.

United States, Alliances, partnerships, Pakistan, Pakistani foreign relations, United States foreign relations, Powers and duties, Alliances and partnerships, War on Terrorism, 2001-, Abizaid, John

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Swedish air force looks to 'red flag'

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The author examines plans by the Swedish air force to participate in up-coming U.S. armed forces war games. Topics include training of peacekeeping forces, military tactics, and military strategy.

International Affairs, National Security, Military Exercises & Maneuvers, Military Action, Peacekeeping forces, Military operations, Tactics, Military tactics, Military strategy, Military maneuvers, War games, Sweden. Air Force, United States. Armed Forces

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