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Building on the February 2003 version of this document and the National Security Strategy of March 2006, this report updates the Bush administration's strategy against the war on terror.
Published September 2006
Building on the February 2003 version of this document and the National Security Strategy of March 2006, this report updates the Bush administration's strategy against the war on terror.
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