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4 thousand US military to Kuwait to face Daash in the region


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 4 thousand US military to Kuwait to face Daash in the region

Sunday , February 15, 2015
 

Kuwaiti Information revealed that the strong US force four thousand soldiers will go to Kuwait and then to fight the elements, "Daash." Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Rai said that "at a time when the US Congress began studying options in the war on elements Daash in Iraq, a day after President Barack Obama's request for authorization to him for this war, he went about 4 thousand US troops to Kuwait, where he will make up the largest US combat force ground in this the region. " She pointed out that the soldiers who belong to the Third Infantry Division, stayed at Fort Carson Base, Colo., a concert and calling at their headquarters, before the start of their journey to Kuwait, where he will form a reserve force for the US Central Command in the Middle East, and will be the first ground force American intervention battle, if it is decided to use US ground forces in the fight against the elements "Daash" terrorist in Iraq. The Corps armed with tanks and vehicles (Bradley), a lot of soldiers are those who previously engaged in combat missions in Iraq. He said the corps commander Colonel Greg Sierra soldiers during The ceremony "proliferation in that region is not new to us, adding," We are very well prepared for this task. "news_44645.jpg
 

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Escalation: US Sending Over 4,000 Ground Troops to Kuwait Troops Would Serve as Backbone of Ground War in Iraq
by Jason Ditz, February 13, 2015

President Obama hasn’t gotten approval for his “intentionally vague” Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF) against ISIS, but the Pentagon is already scrambling to escalate its military presence in the region in preparation of the ground war it would start.

obama.jpgOver 4,000 ground combat troops from Fort Carson’s 3rd Brigade are being sent to Kuwait under this new deployment, where they will make up the region’s largest collection of US ground troops, which will include heavy armored vehicles.

Even as President Obama continues to deny plans for a ground war, it’s not a secret what the troops are being sent to Kuwait for, and officials say they’re prepared for “any contingency,” which in this context means a fight with ISIS.

The US has scattered its current ground contingent in Iraq across several different areas, with the 320 ground troops deployed as “trainers” in the Anbar Province now on the front lines of the Iraq-ISIS war. ISIS fires intermittently at their base, and it seems only a matter of time before they’re in direct combat.

Which is where the “over 4,000″ troops from Fort Carson come in. Unlike the putative trainers being sent, these include not only infantry but a whole brigade with the large amount of armored units. There’s not even the pretense that these guys aren’t being sent for a very heavy ground war.

The White House has admitted as much this week as well, following up President Obama’s Tuesday pledge not to get involved in a ground war with talk of “flexibility,” and dismissing the AUMF pledge to avoid “enduring offensive ground combat operations” as literally meaningless, saying they had no definition at all of “enduring.”

Whatever enduring means, the troops from Fort Carson are about to find out, and officials are either waiting for the AUMF or some ready-made emergency with the Anbar troops to launch the ground war.

http://news.antiwar.com/2015/02/13/escalation-us-sending-over-4000-ground-troops-to-kuwait/


 
4K combat troops head to Kuwait, will become region’s largest U.S. ground force
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By Douglas Ernst - The Washington Times - Friday, February 13, 2015

More than 4,000 soldiers from Fort Carson, Colorado’s 3rd Brigade Combat Team are headed to Kuwait. Once there, they will become the largest ground force in the region.

“We are absolutely ready for this mission,” the brigade’s commander, Col. Greg Sierra said at a deployment ceremony, The Colorado Springs Gazette reported Friday. “We are prepared for any contingency. […] In the end, if we do get into fights, we win decisively,” he added.

The 3rd Brigade Combat Team’s deployment ceremony comes just two days after President Obama sent his authorization for use of military force (AUMF) to members of Congress. The plan would grant U.S. presidents the ability to dispatch a range of military assets for the Islamic State fight until 2018.

SEE ALSO: 100K ground troops needed to defeat Islamic State, former CIA deputy director says

“If we had actionable intelligence about a gathering of ISIL leaders and our partners didn’t have the capacity to get them, I would be prepared to order our special forces to take action,” Mr. Obama said Wednesday.

The U.S. Army has kept a brigade in Kuwait since 2011 and recently began using those soldiers to help train allies for battles against the Islamic State group, the Gazette reported.

Soldiers with 3rd Brigade Combat Team will head to the region with tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles.

 
 
 
 

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Obummer's a fool.

 

Ugh Huh.  Wonder what was really said in this meeting?

 

Prime Minister Dr. Haider Abadi receives Kuwaiti Ambassador

 

 

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Mr. Prime Minister, Dr. Haider al-Abadi, received in his office on Sunday, the Kuwaiti ambassador in Baghdad, Mr. Ghassan Al-Zawawi, were discussed during the meeting to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries in all fields of political and security developments in Iraq and the region. 

He stressed the importance of the transition from the reset process problems to build positive relations between the two countries, and promote the interest of the two peoples in the security, economic and investment fields.

Information Office of the Prime Minister 15 February 2015

 

http://pmo.iq/press2015/15-2-2051.htm

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This comes as no surprise . . . in fact, on my wife's side of the family; she has several family members over there. They've been over there for quite some time. The whole Obama "no boots on the ground" . . . yeah right.

 

They were there already when the comment was made. :salute:

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I know having boots on the ground is a sore subject. But if we expect Iraq to grow we need to be in their helping them fight terrorism or it will spill on to our own soil just like what happened on 9/11. We don't need another 9/11 we need to take out these bone heads now before it gets out of control. Go in remove ISIS than leave. Iraq had a person running the show who only cared about how much went into his pocket not the country. As we all hold dinar removing these terrorist will help in bring value to the dinar we hold.

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Make sure imunity is signed for allowing cross border campaigns

Im sure iraq will agree

Or already have

Mistakes happen , casuties of war immunities are necessary

So it's like bombing Indiana from Ohio

Those terrorists may try to attack U.S. military installations in kuwait and they will need to be ready to hunt them down with the apaches

And black hawks

And run any bombing campaigns necessary to kill the disease

Ground forces may be necessary even in kuwait

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It seems there's a lot of military experts that disagree and think we shoukdnt of left but obama didn't view it that way

Harry Reid said we lost the war

But then we had a surge and calmed things down but soon after the troops left things just went right back to where they were

Following the invasion, the situation deteriorated to the extent that in 2006–2007, Iraq was on the brink of civil war. However, conditions improved following a surge in U.S. troops in 2007–2008, and the war was declared formally over in December 2011, with the U.S. troops leaving the country

For 10 years, members of Saddam Hussein's Baathist party -- including many of the dead dictator's top generals -- have hidden in the shadows of Iraq, persecuted by government in Baghdad and plotting, praying and preparing for the chance to reclaim their country.

Now they are back, paired in a bloodthirsty alliance with the brutal jihadis of the Islamic States of Iraq and Syria/Levant. These vicious Islamic radicals fighting alongside top officials from Hussein's dictatorship, are working to seize control of the battle-scarred nation. For now, their objectives converge

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