White House sees progress in Iraq, others see civil war

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White House sees progress in Iraq, others see civil war
Source: Allentown Morning Call
Monday 20th March, 2006

George W. Casey, the senior US military commander in Iraq, declared that the United States was making progress toward stabilizing the country and defusing its ...

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