LESSONS ENCOUNTERED

Raising and Mentoring Security Forces in Afghanistan and Iraq
92
Ibid.
93
Frederick Kienle, “Creating an Iraqi Army from Scratch: Lessons for the Future,” American
Enterprise Institute, May 25, 2007, 2, available at .
94
Eaton, interview.
95
Kienle, 2.
96
Ibid.
97
Eaton, interview.
98
National Security Policy Directive 36, “United States Government Operations in Iraq,”
May 11, 2004, 2, available at .
99
George W. Casey, Jr., Strategic Reflections: Operation Iraqi Freedom July 2004–February
2007 (Washington, DC: NDU Press, 2012), 1–3.
100
Ibid., 39.
101
DOD, Measuring Stability and Security in Iraq (Washington, DC: DOD, February 2006),
3–4, available at .
102
Ibid., 27.
103
DOD, Measuring Stability and Security in Iraq (Washington, DC: DOD, November
2006), 31, available at .
104
Ibid., 58.
105
Ibid., 31.
106
Ibid., 32.
107
Ibid., 30–31.
108
Andrea R. So, “A Multi-National Security Transition Command-Iraq Status Report,”
Institute for the Study of War, Georgetown University, June 20, 2008, 2.
109
“Timeline: The Iraq Surge, Before and After,” The Washington Post, available at .
110
DOD, Measuring Stability and Security in Iraq (Washington, DC: DOD, December
2008), iv.
111
Ibid., 31.
112
Ibid., 31–32.
113
Ibid., viii–ix.
114
David Zucchina, “Iraq Troops Doubt Own Army Despite U.S. Training, Aid,” Los Angeles
Times, November 3, 2014, A1.
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