Fighting the "Islamic State": the case for US Ground Forces / David E. Johnson
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Parameters The US Army War College Quarterly Vol 45 No 1, Spring 2015, pp. 7 - 17 (83)Summary: The article looks at the importance of US Ground Forces for strategic success in combating the Islamic State. It also looks at why the Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) could not operate effectively against the IS.
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The article looks at the importance of US Ground Forces for strategic success in combating the Islamic State. It also looks at why the Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) could not operate effectively against the IS.
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