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Cobra II: The inside Story of the Invasion and Occupation of Iraq

Lawrence D. Freedman · Michael Ross Gordon · Bernard E. Trainor

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There have been many reports about the Iraq war and the vicissitudes of the occupation, yet none has told the complete story. Michael Gordon had unparalleled, behind-the-scenes access to the decision-making processes that determined involvement in Iraq. In Cobra II - the secret codename given to the land invasion operation - he delivers the objectively rendered, definitive chronicle of the war.

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