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  • The senior Coalition military headquarters in Iraq, commanded by GEN [[Ray Odierno]], [[U.S. Army]]
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  • {{r|Ray Odierno}}
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  • {{r|Ray Odierno}}
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  • {{r|Ray Odierno}}
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  • At present, it is commanded by a U.S. general, GEN Ray Odierno, with a British lieutenant general deputy, LTG Chris Brown. Prior to the Ab
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  • ...incumbent often moves to a four-star position, recent examples being GEN [[Ray Odierno]] and General Lloyd Austin becoming the senior U.S. officer in Iraq, and G
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  • *[[Ray Odierno]]
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  • ....S. perspective, he was a threat, but a threat that would not go away. GEN Ray Odierno said, in January 2008, "we are now meeting with them, for the first time. H
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  • Operational control would be under Multi-National Corps-Iraq, under LTG Ray Odierno, with initial Baghdad tactical operations under a force built around the 3r
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  • ...se and Tikrit city. The Marines tried to formally turn the area over to MG Ray Odierno's 4ID, with their senior staff meeting with tribal leaders, but Odierno sen
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  • The 4th Infantry Division, under MG Ray Odierno, was having a difficult time in the Sunni Triangle, and used the most force Not all commanders agreed they then faced an insurgency. MG Ray Odierno, commanding the 4th Infantry Division, told reporters, on June 18, "this is
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