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• Abu Ghraib prison
  '''Abu Ghraib prison''', in [[Baghdad]], [[Iraq]], was used by [[Saddam Hussein]], and then as a
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• Abu Ghraib prison/Definition
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• Abu Ghraib prison/Related Articles
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• Abu Ghraib prison
  '''Abu Ghraib prison''', in [[Baghdad]], [[Iraq]], was used by [[Saddam Hussein]], and then as a
  352 bytes (53 words) - 13:14, 30 September 2009
• Ricardo Sanchez/Definition
  ...ates Army]], who commanded the senior U.S. headquarters in Iraq when the [[Abu Ghraib prison]] scandal broke; involved in early attempts to deal realistically with the
  338 bytes (47 words) - 12:34, 20 July 2009
• Richard Sanchez/Definition
  ...ed Joint Task Force 7, then [[Multi-National Corps-Iraq]]; retired after [[Abu Ghraib prison]] disclosures
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• Anthony Taguba/Definition
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• Anthony Taguba/Related Articles
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• George Casey/Related Articles
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  272 bytes (39 words) - 11:49, 26 June 2009
• Ricardo Sanchez/Related Articles
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  415 bytes (56 words) - 10:53, 26 August 2009
• Faithful America/Related Articles
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• Iraq War, insurgency/Related Articles
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• Barbara Fast
  ...i-National Corps-Iraq]] and CJTF-7, but exonerated of involvement in the [[Abu Ghraib prison]] scandal. Her responsibilites were at the strategic level assisting LTG [[
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• Faithful America
  ...human rights and diplomacy; they formed in response to the incidents at [[Abu Ghraib prison]] ...ision expressing regret to Muslims for the abuse committed by Americans at Abu Ghraib prison.<blockquote>''A Salaam A'alaykum'' ["Peace be with you" in Arabic]. As Amer
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• Anthony Taguba
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• Saddam Hussein/Related Articles
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• Multi-National Force-Iraq
  ...British [[lieutenant general]] deputy, LTG [[Chris Brown]]. Prior to the [[Abu Ghraib prison]] disclosures and prosecution, the senior headquarters had been [[Multi-Nat
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• Elaine Donnelly
  ...fney, Jr.]]'s ''Secure Freedom Radio'' show, characterized misconduct at [[Abu Ghraib prison]] as caused by <blockquote>Umm, what was that Abu Ghraib scandal all about?
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• Multi-National Corps-Iraq
  ...of the contributing factors to the inappropriate handling of prisoners [[Abu Ghraib prison]] may have been a lack of adequate senior staff supervision.
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• George Casey
  At MNF-I, Casey was immediately involved in correcting the [[Abu Ghraib prison]] situation, and in reestablishing a senior-level military headquarters for
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• Radicalization
  Also in Iraq, where misconduct by American soldiers at [[Abu Ghraib prison]] became a tool of radicalization, a subsequent program, conducted by Major
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• Ricardo Sanchez
  ...n Command]], the nomination was not made due to his association with the [[Abu Ghraib prison]] scandal, which became public under his command.<ref name=Sanchez>{{citati
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• Intelligence interrogation, U.S., George W. Bush Administration/Catalogs
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