Troops in the field were not alerted to the decapitation plan. They had prepared all this time for shock and awe. Will this effect the success of the operation?
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Via The Washington Post
Thursday, March 20, 2003
"IN THE FIELD: Beginning of War Surprises Crew"
Troops in the field were not alerted to the decapitation plan. They had prepared all this time for shock and awe. Will this effect the success of the operation?
Troops in the field were not alerted to the decapitation plan. They had prepared all this time for shock and awe. Will this effect the success of the operation?
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