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Advertisement: <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> document.write('<a href="http://clk.atdmt.com/UNY/go/149626364/direct/01/" target="_blank"><img src="http://view.atdmt.com/UNY/view/149626364/direct/01/"/></a>'); </script> <noscript> <a href="http://clk.atdmt.com/UNY/go/149626364/direct/01/" target="_blank"> <img border="0" src="http://view.atdmt.com/UNY/view/149626364/direct/01/" /></a> </noscript> Support provided by: LWJ Supports:	(5) Back in Iraq By Bill RoggioJanuary 18, 2007 4:12 AM I'm back in Iraq for a brief embed with a Police Transition Team in the Habbaniyah region, which is just west of Fallujah. This will complement my coverage from Fallujah in December of 2006, and will allow me to compare and contrast the state of the Iraqi Police in the two regions. If you would like to contribute to this embed, you can use the PayPal button. Or, if you prefer to send a check, email me at billroggio@gmail.com and I will send you an address. Thank you as always for your support and best wishes.	Donate Join LWJ email list Search LWJ LWJ in the news: The Christian Science Monitor cited Bill Roggio's analysis of Pakistan's offensive in the tribal areas. Voice of America Uzbek interviewed Bill Roggio about the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan in Pakistan's tribal areas. The June issue of the Combating Terrorism Center's Sentinel cited Bill Roggio and DJ Elliott's reports on the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Iraqi Security Forces. The National Review cited Bill Roggio's reporting on the Qazali Network's operation in Karbala. The News cited Bill Roggio's reporting on Mullah Fazlullah's likely whereabouts. UPI summarized Bill Roggio's report on strikes against al Qaeda leaders in Pakistan. The New York Times referenced Bill Roggio's embedded report from the Shurta neighborhood in Baghdad in 2007. inFocus Quarterly Journal quoted Bill Roggio on the impact of the global downturn on Iraq's military. Radio Netherlands discussed Bill Roggio's report on al Qaeda's Shadow Army bases in Northern Helmand province. The May issue of the Combating Terrorism Center's Sentinel cited Bill Roggio's report on al Qaeda's involvement in the Islamabad Marriott hotel bombing. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty cited The Long War Journal's map of Taliban control in northwestern Pakistan. Press TV cited Bill Roggio's reporting on the Taliban's control of territory in northwestern Pakistan. AINA cited The Long War Journal's reporting on piracy and Shabaab. The Press Trust of India extensively cited Bill Roggio's report on Pakistan's exaggerated body counts in Swat. Bill Roggio joined a symposium on Pakistan at the National Review. Frontier India Strategic and Defence extensively cited Bill Roggio's report on al Qaeda's paramilitary Shadow Army. UPI cited Bill Roggio's report on the US military raid against the Mahdi Army in Al Kut. The Institute for the Study of War cited CJ Radin's report on the Afghan National Army. The Jerusalem Post cited Bill Roggio's reports on the Red Mosque and the Taliban insurgency. The Jerusalem Post cited Bill Roggio's report on Iranian involvement in Somalia. The Council on Foreign Relations cited and quoted CJ Radin's report on the Afghan National Army. UPI cited and quoted Bill Roggio's report on the Shadow Army's strategy in Afghanistan. Congressional Quarterly quoted Bill Roggio on intelligence issues in Afghanistan. The Christian Science Monitor cited and quoted Bill Roggio's reporting on Pakistan. The Times of India quoted Bill Roggio on the US placing bounties on Siraj Haqqani. The Straits Times quoted Bill Roggio on US strikes against the Taliban and al Qaeda in northwestern Pakistan. Dawn cited Bill Roggio's report on the death of Abdullah Mehsud. Defense Industry Daily quoted DJ Elliott on the Iraqi Army's purchase of Mi-17s helicopters. The Washington Examiner cited Thomas Joscelyn and Bill Roggio's analysis of the new Afghanistan strategy and Bill Roggio's report on the bounties for Taliban and al Qaeda leaders. The Los Angeles Times cited The Long War Journal for information on US airstrikes in Pakistan since 2006. The Washington Institute cited Bill Roggio's reporting on the Iranian-backed Special Groups. The Combating Terrorism Center Sentinel cited Nick Grace's reports on Shabaab and Somalia in the March 2009 edition. The Center for Strategic & International Studies cited CJ Radin's update on the Afghan security forces and Bill Roggio's reporting on Afghanistan. UPI summarized DJ Elliott's report on weapons purchases by the Iraqi Army. UPI summarized Bill Roggio's report on the recent bombings in Baghdad. The Center for Strategic & International Studies cited DJ Elliott's articles and updates on the Iraqi Security Forces. The Combating Terrorism Center Sentinel cited Bill Roggio's report on al Qaeda strategy and intelligence gathering in the February 2009 edition. The Council on Foreign Relations cited Bill Raymond's map on Islamist control in southern Somalia. The Times of India quoted Bill Roggio on the proposed aid package to Pakistan. The Washington Post published two photographs by Bill Roggio in its second article on released Guantanamo Bay detainee and suicide bomber Abdallah Saleh al Ajmi. The Washington Post published a photograph by Bill Roggio of the aftermath of the suicide attack at Combat Outpost Inman in Mosul. The Times of India cited Bill Roggio's analysis of Pakistan's peace agreement with the Taliban in Malakand. 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