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Topic: Ray Odierno

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We work very carefully with the Iraqi security forces and we have several different contingency plans for support
U.S. unlikely to resume Iraq combat role
United Press International
We have ups and downs here. As I step back, having been here since the dark days of 2006 and '07 to where we are today, what I see is a broad change in the security environment here in Iraq
General: Iraq ready to take over security
United Press International
It's clear that al-Qaida and other groups do not want the elections to occur
Odierno: Violence may alter Iraq pullout
United Press International
For the last 20 months, we've been slowly and deliberately turning over more and more responsibility to (Iraqi forces) and they have stepped up
General: Iraq ready to take over security
United Press International
Within this trilateral framework, the United States is working with the government of Turkey and the government of Iraq to ensure cross-border security and an end to PKK terrorism
Odierno holds meetings on PKK in Turkey
United Press International
Unless there's a catastrophic event, we don't see that changing
Election bodes well for troop withdrawal
United Press International
In the last couple weeks there's been an increased threat
Rocket threat ups security at Iraq bases
United Press International
Abu Ghraib is a lesson that we weren't prepared (for)
U.S. hands last detention camp to Iraq
United Press International
I feel very comfortable that we will be at 50,000, probably by the last week of August
Odierno: Iraq drawdown on schedule
United Press International
The insurgency is suppressed. There's still terrorism that is occurring here but I will tell you that the country is moving forward
U.S. unlikely to resume Iraq combat role
United Press International
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