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... Third rotation into Iraq begins in September.


Meanwhile, the third major rotation of U.S. troops into Iraq--known as Operation Iraqi Freedom III--will be stretched out over six months, beginning in September September: see month.  2004. The second rotation, OIF OIF Operation Iraqi Freedom
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 II, took four months, but this time around, the Defense Department decided to draw it out to ease the stress on the transportation systems and maintain "better continuity on the ground," said a senior defense official. The number of troops will stay between 135,000-138,000. "We'll we'll  

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 do it from roughly September until February February: see month.  or March of 2005, over a period of six or seven months," he said. "It is more manageable from the transportation point of view."
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Title Annotation:Washington Pulse
Author:Erwin, Sandra I.
Publication:National Defense
Article Type:Brief Article
Geographic Code:7IRAQ
Date:Jul 1, 2004
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