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"Remarks by Lt. Gen. David Petraeus, Former Commander, Multinational Security Transition Command in Iraq to the Center for Strategic and International Studies" on the state of Iraqi security forces.
Author: Lt. Gen. David Petraeus
November 7, 2005
"Remarks by Lt. Gen. David Petraeus, Former Commander, Multinational Security Transition Command in Iraq to the Center for Strategic and International Studies" on the state of Iraqi security forces.
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