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Is Turkey to blame for the insurgency in Iraq?
Turkey reversed themselves and refused to permit the U.S. Army Fourth Mechanized Infantry Division (the Army's heaviest and most modern armored force) to move into northern Iraq from Turkey. This gave members of the Iraqi regime an escape route and these people largely make up the current insurgent force in Iraq.
All the countries besides Israel hate the US over there. They will do whatever it takes to defeat any type of democracy we try to put up over there.
Turkey has been moving more and more over to a Islamic run nation. Though Iran and Russia have been supplying a lot of weapons to the insurgents, I wouldn't be surprised if Turkey had a hand in it.
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What kind of war?
If you had to go to war (I know, silly question, but I want to hear what people think!) as an Infantry or Armoured soldier, what style of war would you find the most "appealing" to you?
Mechanised warfare, as in Northern Europe
Irregular/guerilla-style warfare
Counter-insurgency/bush warfare, as in Rhodesia/Etc
Trench warfare, WW1 style
Desert Mech War, as in Op Iraqi Freedom
Or...?
Try and keep the answers from being too mindless!
I think the most exciting would be the bush warfare as we did in Angola. But then I want to be a tank driver.
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