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• Anbar Province
  '''Anbar Province''', the geographically largest province in Iraq, is sparsely populated. Its
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• Anbar Province/Definition
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• Anbar Province/Related Articles
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• Provinces of Iraq/Related Articles
  {{r|Anbar Province}}
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• Provinces of Iraq
  | [[Anbar Province|Al Anbar Province]] || [[Ramadi]] || [[Sunni]] || contains [[Fallujah]]
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• Anbar Province
  '''Anbar Province''', the geographically largest province in Iraq, is sparsely populated. Its
  780 bytes (108 words) - 17:00, 27 July 2009
• Fallujah/Definition
  A city in [[Anbar Province]], [[Iraq]], with a largely [[Sunni]] population; site of two major battles
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• Fallujah
  '''Fallujah''' is a city in [[Anbar Province]], [[Iraq]], roughly 40 kilometers west of Baghdad on the Euphrates River.
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• Fallujah/Related Articles
  {{r|Anbar Province||**}}
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• Jordan/Related Articles
  {{r|Anbar Province}}
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• Sean MacFarland
  ...Farland moved his 1st Brigade, [[1st Armored Division]] into [[Ramadi]], [[Anbar Province]], an overwhelmingly Sunni area then considered under [[al-Qaeda]] control, ...bu Ghraib." In June 2006, MacFarland's brigade was sent south to Ramadi in Anbar Province. There his command took over that area of operation from the Pennsylvania N
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• Syria/Related Articles
  {{r|Anbar Province}}
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• John Nagl
  ...] of the United States Marine Corps, under whose leadership he fought in [[Anbar Province]] in 2004.
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• Charles Swannack
  ...Battle of Fallujah]]. Knowing that the Marines were due to take control of Anbar province, he met, on March 22, with LTG [[James Conway]], commanding I Marine Expedi
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• Afghan and Pakistani local forces
  ...l Forces]]. More recently, it has worked with Sunni local fighters in [[al-Anbar Province]] of [[Iraq]]
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• Iraq War, insurgency
  ...in securing Fallujah. Knowing that the Marines were due to take control of Anbar province, he met, on March 22, with LTG [[James Conway]], commanding I Marine Expedi ...ld his commanders that the U.S. and its Iraqi allies had lost control of [[Anbar Province]]. Al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI), in spite of having had its leader, [[Abu Musab a
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• Iraq War, Surge
  ...urs." Bush later spoke with approval about the Sunni allies, when visiting Anbar Province in September 2007: "In Anbar, you're seeing firsthand the dramatic differen The practice began before the surge, with operations in [[Anbar Province]], which Petraeus said "reached critical mass in [[Ramadi]] and set off a c
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• Iraq War, major combat phase
  ...d his household evacuated Baghdad, moving to the west under fire, and into Anbar Province. By the 11th, he and his sons separated; Qusay and Uday attempted to seek r
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