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to Military Briefing Book (MBB) which provides an objective, straightforward look on military issues. MBB is an established Internet based research/consulting site that offers detailed information on the U.S. military. 

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In Baghdad, U.S. Officials Take Note of Milestone
www.nytimes.com-September 02, 2010
The United States began a fragile new era in its turbulent history with Iraq on Wednesday as American political and military leaders marked the official end of combat operations but acknowledged that a difficult milestone, the creation of a new coalition Iraqi government, was not yet in reach.
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Netanyahu and Abbas to Begin Direct Mideast Peace Talks
www.nytimes.com-September 02, 2010
The Israeli and Palestinian leaders were to open direct peace negotiations Thursday after committing to work to end the conflict that has endured for six decades.
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In Iraq, Clear Signs Of A New U.S. Mission
www.washingtonpost.com-September 02, 2010
The U.S. military's war is officially over in Iraq, even as the future of the country remains undecided. The signs of the end were everywhere Wednesday, despite the presence of about 49,000 American troops who remain mostly sequestered on large U.S. bases.
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In A Fragile Iraq, U.S. Ushers In New Era
htttp://online.wsj.com-September 02, 2010
Vice President Joe Biden and top U.S. military officials gathered Wednesday in a former palace of Saddam Hussein to usher in a new era in Iraq—one marked by a lower profile for American troops and a heightened scrutiny on the fragile state of the country's security and democracy.
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Gates Says History Will Determine Whether Iraq War Was Worth It
www.bostonglobe.com-September 02, 2010
Defense Secretary Robert Gates said yesterday that history will judge whether the war in Iraq was worth it.
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