Gutting it out

Article Abstract:

SSgt. Ryan Frodge a military transition team non commissioned officer speaks on the terrible conditions and difficult training the Iraqi soldiers face daily, the side of the army that always goes unreported. Despite living in conditions such as bad toilets, delay in shelters and foods, they manage to come to work every day with a smile on their faces and an attitude to fight.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Military aspects, Iraq. Armed Forces, Frodge, Ryan

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U.S. Army supporting commanders: Operation Iraqi Freedom

Article Abstract:

Brief profiles of four Major Generals and nine Brigadier Generals who participated in Operation Iraqi Freedom are presented. Their responsibilities are described.

Appointments, resignations and dismissals

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U.S. Army Commanders

Article Abstract:

The profiles of U.S. Army commanders who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom is presented.

Personalities, Armies, Army officers

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