Tikrit, South to Babylon

Article Abstract:

The United States 1st Marine Division's (1st MarDiv) and coalition forces' Phase IV operations in Iraq, which are security and stabilization operations (SASO), after the major combat operations ended in April 2003 are described. The Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) continued even after Baghdad's fall and the Task Force (TF) and the Republican Guard's (RG) attacked Tikrit, Mosul and Kirkuk to get Saddam Hussein.

Iraq, US Marine Corps, Military aspects, United States. Marine Corps, 2003 AD, Iraq War, 2003-

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A tour in the life: comments from a battalion S-6

Article Abstract:

The author discusses his experiences as part of the communications S-6 battalion along with the vital role that the S-6 plays in operations of the C2.

Facilities & equipment, Radio & TV communications equipment, Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Management dynamics, Military Communications Eqp, Management, Usage, Equipment and supplies, Company business management, Military communications equipment, Deployment (Strategy), Deployment (Military science)

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