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Additional U.S. Ground Troops to Counter the Islamic State? Five Questions

Kathleen J. McInnis, Andrew Feickert

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This report briefly discusses various arguments regarding the introduction of additional ground forces to secure territory once it has been taken back from the Islamic State.

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This report briefly discusses various arguments regarding the introduction of additional ground forces to secure territory once it has been taken back from the Islamic State.

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This report briefly discusses various arguments regarding the introduction of additional ground forces to secure territory once it has been taken back from the Islamic State.

Key concepts: Islam, State (computer science), Political science, Law, History, Archaeology, Mathematics, Algorithm

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