US responds to Iraq IED threat / by Michael Knights
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 17 No 11, November 2005, pp.12-17Summary: In response to the escalating use of improvised bombs in Iraq the US military has developed new protection, prevention and intelligence countermeasures. This report describes these developments and in particular the Joint IED Defeat Task Force.
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In response to the escalating use of improvised bombs in Iraq the US military has developed new protection, prevention and intelligence countermeasures. This report describes these developments and in particular the Joint IED Defeat Task Force.
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