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British defence policy and the war in Iraq 2003-2009/ Warren Chin

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CHIN Warren

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In: Defense & Security analysis, Vol. 27, No. 1, March 2011, pp.65-76 (94)Summary: The main argument developed is that one of the principle problems which bedevilled British military operations in Iraq was that military capabilities created by this policy proved ineffective in helping the government achieve its political objectives.

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The main argument developed is that one of the principle problems which bedevilled British military operations in Iraq was that military capabilities created by this policy proved ineffective in helping the government achieve its political objectives.

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