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How to Leave Iraq



By Kim S. Nash

  Table of Contents:
  1. How to Leave Iraq
  2. ' A Huge Logistics Challenge '
  3. ' Reversing the Supply Chain '
  4. ' Shipping Out Equipment '
  5. ' The View From the '
  6. ' Streamlining the DoD'
  7. ' U'
  8. ' Who'
  9. ' A Heavy Load'
  10. ' What Stays And What '

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If the U.S. decides to pull out of Iraq, its military forces won't exit immediately—they can't. Moving 160,000 troops and tons of equipment is a logistics process that, even if done right, will take two years.

Story Guide:

  • A Huge Logistics Challenge

  • Reversing the Supply Chain

  • Shipping out Equipment

  • The View From the Ground

  • Streamlining the DOD's Systems

  • U.S. Central Command Base Case
  • Also in This Feature:

  • Who's Who, On and Off the Battlefield

  • A Heavy Load: The Nuts and Bolts of a Pullout

  • What Stays and What Goes

  • Next Page: A Huge Logistics Challenge



     
     
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