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mdp.39015056266201	Crane, Conrad C	Reconstructing Iraq : insights, challenges, and missions for military forces in a post-conflict scenario Conrad C. Crane, W. Andrew Terrill 	2003		.txt	text/plain	3689	238	54	or Military Forces in a Post-Conflict Dr. Conrad Crane was in charge of an Army War College faculty Army Staff, National Defense University, Joint Forces Command, forwarded to: Director, Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War planning for the post-conflict reconstruction of that state. occupations and peace operations, provides some additional plan for post-conflict operations there. • To be successful, an occupation such as that contemplated after any hostilities in Iraq requires much detailed interagency planning, many forces, multi-year military problems with relevant military force structure, and be accomplished to reconstruct an Iraqi state, military done poorly in planning for post-conflict operations and conflict begins, so military forces are prepared to begin for the officer corps of the Iraqi military. Iraqi government paid the leaders of Kurdish tribal militias any post-Saddam government a new President might be suffered under Saddam could well resent Iraqis coming Iraqi opposition groups despite the fact that a post-Saddam	./cache/mdp.39015056266201.pdf	./txt/mdp.39015056266201.txt