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Sunni, Shi’a, Christians work together to equip Iraqi security forces
Senior Iraqi and coalition leaders marked the transfer of the 3,000th armored Humvee to the government of Iraq on Nov. 22 through a program employing 522 Iraqis from different ethnic and religious backgrounds including Sunni, Shi’a and Christian.
(11/30/08)
First Formal Inspector General Foundation Course graduates 64 students
Sixty-four inspector general investigators are the first employees to complete a course in inspector general roles and functions at the ministry of interior. The inspector general is charged with eliminating any type of corruption in the ministry, ensuring the employees of the ministry are accountable to the people, and enforcing a transparent investigative process.
(10/24/08)
Senior Iraqi Non-commissioned Officers Symposium
The senior non-commissioned officers from each branch of the Iraqi security forces met this week for the third-annual Iraqi Non-Commissioned Officer Symposium.
(10/24/08)
Ministry of Interior graduates 407 community police officers in new program to build trust
The ministry of interior graduated 407 community police officers Monday in Baghdad from the first such course to be held. The new community policing program puts newly trained community relations police officers in every police station and other governmental offices to strengthen the Iraqi police’s ties and communication with local communities.
(10/22/08)
Camp Dublin growing to train more Iraqi National Police
The Camp Dublin national police training center has just completed the first phase of an expansion to double its size. This expansion will support greater numbers of national police and ensure both recruits and instructors have the resources and facilities they need to build the skills, training and knowledge needed to continue the positive gains in security that have spread throughout Iraq.
(10/22/08)
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Recent Publications |
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11.17.2008
NCOs: Backbone of the Iraqi military; Rifle marksmanship training - the essential NCO skill; Strengthening the backbone of the Iraqi A...
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10.01.2008
Recruiting the next generation of warriors; Iraqi armed forces recruiting; 1,000 SoI join Iraqi police; Academy recruits: from civilian to ca...
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08.16.2008
Division Training Center opens in Kirkush; Al-Kasik facilities honor Iraqi martyrs; Iraqi forces take over Georgian mission; Iraqi Veterans Affairs brings healing and h...
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08.02.2008
Defanging the snake; Operation Sabre Pursuit in Diyala nets several cache finds; Salah ad-Din province sees more than 1,100 reconcile; Rough Riders-all eyes on r...
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07.05.2008
Change of Command, 1000 humvees, Police trucks, NCO obstacle course, Drama at MoI, In Mem...
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06.21.2008
Iraqi intelligence academy growing; Iraqi air force making great strides, general
says; Iraqi army consolidating spare parts logistics; Teaching Iraqi cooks to feed an a...
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MNSTC -I Most Improved Process Award
B-roll of Gen. Petraeus awarding the MNSTC-I Most Improved Process Award. Scenes include Petraeus speaking with awards recipients and audience about the award.
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Recent Audio |
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Cpt. Hawkins
Talks to a KZZR-AM reporter in Burns, Ore., about his job duties in Iraq, progress he has seen, what still needs to be done, positive experiences he has had in Iraq, troop morale and his family.
Lt. Gen. Dubik, Part 1
Talks to various reporters via telephone about the progress of the Iraqi security forces in his area of operation, supplying equipment to Iraqi soldiers, the strength of recruitment among Iraqis and defining reconciliation among Iraqis. Part 1of 4.
Lt. Gen. Dubik, Part 2
Continues to field questions on what he anticipated upon arriving to Iraq, the significance of serving with Soldiers from Fort Lewis, his daily routine, the progress of Iraqi security forces in his area of operation and differences between training an Iraqi soldier and a U.S. Soldier. Part 2 of 4.
Lt. Gen. Dubik, Part 3
Continues to field questions on the absentee problem among Iraqi soldiers, security measures in his area of operation and the corruption among Iraqis government officials. Part 3 of 4.
Lt. Gen. Dubik, Part 4
Continues to field questions on overseeing the treatment of detainees, the significance of properly training Iraqi security forces and the performance of Fort Lewis Soldiers serving in Iraq. Part 4 of 4.
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