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The Way Ahead: Marines hand off war to Afghan troops

Kabul : Afghanistan | Sep 01, 2012 at 12:36 PM PDT
Source: San Diego Union-Tribune
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Afghanistan — As about half the Marine force in Afghanistan headed home this year, the rapid drawdown in the violent southwest of the country cast the endgame of the war and what many regard as its precarious footing into relief the handoff to Afghan national security forces. FULL ARTICLE AT San Diego Union-Tribune
 
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