Reorganize The Iraqi Security Force
A recent report offered up some considerations on the possible reorganization of Iraqi security forces. After reading them I thought, would not this have been the best course from the beginning? I guess one could say better late than never. I reply--tell that to the dead Iraqis!
You know, I think we could have a better perspective on this war if we would remove our heads from our asses.
Some recommendations in a study on Iraq's security forces:
• Disband and reorganize Iraq's national police.
• Create instead a smaller organization responsible for specialized tasks, such as explosive ordnance disposal and urban search and rescue.
• Restructure the Interior Ministry, develop a five-year plan and work toward sustaining forces "in a manner that is free of real or perceived sectarian favoritism."
• Develop a functioning logistics and maintenance system within the Iraqi army that would enable it to operate independently of U.S. units.
• Continue to foster leadership development within the Iraqi army using its "train the trainers" approach.
• Establish a formal Iraqi police academy.
• Work with Iraqi leaders to provide heavily armored vehicles and better weapons for the police.
And you think that morons can run a war? HA!
CHUQ
2 comments:
My take on this is they rushed the whole process for the sake of warm bodies to put on the front lines when they should have taken a bit more time to get it right the first time.
I think they were worried about the wrong set of people that would be their opposition.
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