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  • Gian Gentile/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
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  • Afghanistan War (2001-2021)/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
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  • U.S. Mission to Iraq/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus||**}}
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  • Peter Mansoor/Definition
    ...ersity]]; [[Colonel]], [[U.S. Army]], retired; executive officfer to GEN [[David Petraeus]] and planning team for the [[Iraq War, Surge|Surge]] in the [[Iraq War]];
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  • Field Manual 3-24: Counterinsurgency/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
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  • School of Advanced Military Studies/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
    482 bytes (72 words) - 21:49, 14 March 2011
  • Iraq War, theater operational planning/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
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  • Training and Doctrine Command/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
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  • Emma Sky
    | title = THE GAMBLE: General David Petraeus and the American Military Adventure in Iraq, 2006-2008 ...| year = 2009 | isbn = 987-1594201974}}</ref> The regional commander, GEN David Petraeus, also had acquired a nonmilitary adviser, Sadi Othman, less formally traine
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  • David Petraeus
    | author = John Nagl, David Petraeus, James Amos, Sarah Sewall
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  • Field Manual 3-24: Counterinsurgency
    |author = [[John Nagl]], [[David Petraeus]], [[James Amos]], [[Sarah Sewall]] ...(COIN). While military manuals rarely show individual authors, generals [[David Petraeus]] (U.S. Army) and [[James Amos]] (U.S. Marine Corps) are widely described a
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  • Ray Odierno/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
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  • Paratroop/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
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  • James Amos
    ...e United States Marine Corps. He was a key contributor, along with General David Petraeus, in the major rewrite of U.S. counterinsurgency doctrine, ''Field Manual 3- | author = John Nagl, David Petraeus, James Amos, Sarah Sewall
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  • Multi-National Force-Iraq/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
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  • War on terror/Related Articles
    {{r|David Petraeus}}
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  • Douglas Lute
    ...hairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral [Mike Mullen and Army General David Petraeus, they are the closes senior military advisors to the President, in dealing
    1 KB (206 words) - 07:30, 18 March 2024
  • Moveon.org
    ...04, the group published a controversial advertisement, asking if General [[David Petraeus]] was
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  • John F. Campbell
    | title = Tell Me How This Ends: General David Petraeus and the Search for a Way out of Iraq
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  • Ray Odierno
    ...er USJFCOM commander, moved to [[United States Central Command]] as Gen. [[David Petraeus]] moved from CENTCOM to the Afghanistan command. ...Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff]]. The former MNF-I commander, GEN [[David Petraeus]], then moved up to head [[United States Central Command]], of which MNF-I
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  • U.S. foreign policy
    ...g|nation-building]]. Among the best-known counterinsurgents are General [[David Petraeus]]. Petraeus' doctoral dissertation dealt with U.S. policy toward Vietnam, | author = [[John Nagl]], David Petraeus, [[James Amos]], [[Sarah Sewall]]
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  • U.S. Department of Defense/Catalogs/Military leaders
    *[[David Petraeus]]
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  • Sean MacFarland
    The board that selected him for promotion was headed by General [[David Petraeus]], who rewarded strong performers in the [[Iraq War]]. Also on the board we | title = THE GAMBLE: General David Petraeus and the American Military Adventure in Iraq, 2006-2008
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  • John Nagl
    | author = John Nagl, [[David Petraeus]], [[James Amos]], [[Sarah Sewall]]
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  • United States Central Command
    ...tion from the National Command Authority. Its current commander is General David Petraeus, U.S. Army. ...008 resignation of Admiral William Fallon as commander of CENTCOM, General David Petraeus became the new commander.
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  • Nathaniel Fick
    ...lectual advocates of the counterinsurgency doctrine articulated by General David Petraeus, although, writing with John Nagl, CNAS President and one of the coauthors | author = John Nagl, David Petraeus, James Amos, Sarah Sewall
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  • Ranger School
    ...t officers thought to be "staff", "politicians", or "intellectuals". GEN [[David Petraeus]] was suspect, to some "old Army" officers due to his doctorate from Prince
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  • Foreign Policy Initiative
    *Appointing [[David Petraeus]] to the Afghanistan command
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  • Moqtada al-Sadr
    ...approach." American officials started calling him "the honorable", and GEN David Petraeus, in February, used the honorific "al-Sayyid", referring to him as a descend | title = THE GAMBLE: General David Petraeus and the American Military Adventure in Iraq, 2006-2008
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  • David Kilcullen
    ...ten been part of the "brain trust" United States Central Command chief GEN David Petraeus, he has made his position clear between the wisdom of national policies, an
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  • Iraq War, Surge
    ...w.fpri.org/enotes/200905.ricks.understandingsurgeiraq.html}}</ref> General David Petraeus took command after being deeply involved in a writing a counterinsurgency m |author = John Nagl, David Petraeus, James Amos, Sarah Sewall
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  • Stanley McChrystal
    ...an interim basis, he has been replaced by his previous commander, General David Petraeus.
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  • John McCain
    ...war, and claims credit for the "surge" underway in 2007-8 under General [[David Petraeus]].
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  • March Definitions
    * [[David Petraeus/Definition]]
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  • March RA
    * [[David Petraeus/Related Articles]]
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  • United States Joint Forces Command
    ...USJFCOM commander, as Mattis goes to United States Central Command as Gen. David Petraeus moved from CENTCOM to the Afghanistan command. Secretary of Defense Robert
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  • March Metadata
    * [[Template:David Petraeus/Metadata]]
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  • U.S. policy towards Yemen
    ...ut citing security concerns. Confirming relations were not broken, General David Petraeus, commander of United States Central Command, met in person with Yemeni Pre
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  • Foreign internal defense
    | comment = While military manuals rarely show individual authors, David Petraeus is widely described as establishing many of this volume's concepts.
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  • Iraq War, major combat phase
    ...ivision, to Mosul, under COL Joe Anderson. The rest of the 101st, under MG David Petraeus, wa given responsibility for Ninawa Province, including Mosul and Kirkuk. P
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  • Social capital
    |author = [[John Nagl]], [[David Petraeus]], [[James Amos]], [[Sarah Sewall]] ...omment = While military manuals rarely show individual authors, generals [[David Petraeus]] (U.S. Army) and [[Jamese Amos]] (U.S. Marine Corps) are widely described
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  • Social capital/Citable Version
    |author = [[John Nagl]], [[David Petraeus]], [[James Amos]], [[Sarah Sewall]] ...omment = While military manuals rarely show individual authors, generals [[David Petraeus]] (U.S. Army) and [[Jamese Amos]] (U.S. Marine Corps) are widely described
    46 KB (6,686 words) - 12:35, 7 May 2024
  • Restructuring of the United States Army
    ...a four-star commander, roughly "sub-unified commander" in Afghanistan (GEN David Petraeus), Iraq (GEN Lloyd Austin) and Korea (GEN Walter Sharp).
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  • Foreign internal defense operations
    | comment = While military manuals rarely show individual authors, David Petraeus is widely described as establishing many of this volume's concepts.
    47 KB (7,180 words) - 07:29, 18 March 2024
  • Iraq War
    ...had different styles. In the north, the 101st Airborne Division, under MG David Petraeus, was having good success both with security and nation-building, but it was
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  • Kyrgyzstan
    ...as offered compensation. [[United States Central Command]] commander GEN [[David Petraeus]] said, in January an investigation into the death was being reopened. In a
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  • American conservatism
    ...headed by [[Rudy Giuliani]], Republican Presidential Candidate; General [[David Petraeus]], Commander of Coalition Forces in Iraq; [[Matt Drudge]], Internet journal
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  • 2008 United States presidential election
    ...war, and claims credit for the "surge" underway in 2007-8 under General [[David Petraeus]]. Despite being a hawk on Iraq, McCain was certainly considered significan
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