Feuding between Iraqi army and police slows security turnover
Feuding between Iraqi army and police slows security turnover
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Separated by regional and tribal rifts, the two branches won't cooperate, creating a stumbling block for the U.S. military's goal of transferring responsibility to local forces. Outside a two-story building guarded by U.S. Marines in this Euphrates River valley town is a sign that says, in Marine colors of scarlet and gold, "Welcome to JCC," or the Joint Coordination Center. |
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News entry number 3930 added on Feb 5, 2008 in the World News category.
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