This year's relief in place will be unprecedented

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The replacement of every major combat formation in Iraq and Afghanistan, the largest coordinated redeployments of overseas units since World War II, is reported. Some are skeptical about this move, as replacement of the experienced units removes the local knowledge information, which is vital to combat unconventional threats, and also rotating units will be vulnerable to terrorist attacks during the changeover.

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Redeploying from Korea is a belated blessing

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The redeployment from 2nd Infantry Division in Korea to Iraq is a blessing in disguise for the United States troops. The important implication of the redeployment is that it breaks a strategic log-jam that has immobilized a considerable portion of the Army's active combat power for decades.

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Journey to disaster-market-garden: Shot down behind enemy lines

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British Gen. Bernard L. Montgomery planned the Operation Market-Garden in order to end the World War II by Christmas 1944. In the Operation Market-Garden, market was referred to an airborne drop, whereas garden was referred to an armored drive.

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