U.S. military says speeding up training Iraqi forces

13 Dec 2006

The U.S. military in Iraq said on Wednesday it was speeding up the training of Iraqi forces and that some U.S. combat troops were now acting as trainers. “We are accelerating our use of military transition teams, police transition teams and border transition teams,” Major General William Caldwell, spokesman for the U.S. military in Iraq, told reporters in Baghdad. Full Story

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