U.S. ready to send 3,500 troops into Kuwait-source

26 Dec 2006

The Pentagon is expected to send 3,500 troops into Kuwait to stand ready for use in Iraq, a senior defense official said on Tuesday as the Bush administration weighs adjusting force levels in the war. The “call-forward” force was requested by Army Gen. John Abizaid, head of the military command responsible for the Middle East, and must be approved by Defense Secretary Robert Gates. Full Story

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