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  • | pagename = David McKiernan
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  • '''David McKiernan''' is a retired general in the United States Army, whose final assignment
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  • .../article/2009/10/05/AR2009100502705_pf.html}}</ref> Of the removal of GEN David McKiernan, <ref name=WaPo>{{citation
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  • ...n Afghanistan between February 2007 and June 2008, being replaced by GEN [[David McKiernan]]. His prior assignment was heading [[United States Army Forces Command]].
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  • *[[David McKiernan]]
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  • ...Robert Gates asked for the resignation of the USFOR-A/ISAF commander, GEN David McKiernan; he was replaced by GEN Stanley McChrystal.<ref name=WaPo2009-05-12>{{citat
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  • As opposed to the previous commander, GEN David McKiernan, who was a distinguished "heavy" armored force commander, his career has be
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  • ...eld questioned a pause for logistics to catch up with the forces under LTG David McKiernan, Macgregor wrote another memo, which went to Rumsfeld via Gingrich, that th
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  • ...lar ground forces were under Coalition Land Forces Component commander LTG David McKiernan. Substantial special operations forces, both overt and covert, operated in
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  • * [[David McKiernan/Definition]]
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  • * [[David McKiernan/Related Articles]]
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  • * [[Template:David McKiernan/Metadata]]
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  • ...States Army, called Coalition Forces Land Combat Command (CFLCC) under LTG David McKiernan.
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  • ...rborne and light infantry troops, where Tommy Franks, Ricardo Sanchez, and David McKiernan were from the "heavy" side of mechanized infantry and tanks. From the stand
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  • ...tions, is just as much a belligerent as the CENTCOM ground forces led by [[David McKiernan]]. [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz]] 19:37, 24 November 2008
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