Article: US intends to maintain military presence in postwar Iraq: paper

Article: US may keep permanent military presence in Iraq: ...
Xinhua News Agency;  April 6, 2003 ;     310 words ...US may keep permanent military presence in Iraq: Pentagon WASHINGTON ... States may keep a permanent military presence in a postwar Iraq as it has done in Germany ... about the likelihood of a US military presence in Iraq as there was and ...

Article: Debate heats up over roles in postwar Iraq
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  April 5, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... Debate heats up over roles in postwar Iraq U.S. leaders, lawmakers ... drawn over the governance of postwar Iraq, especially the roles of the ... then what is left is only the military presence of the U.S. and the U.K ...

Article: CARE Refuses United States Funds for Postwar Iraq ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News;  May 2, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... dire food, water, health and sanitation problems facing postwar Iraq. Some of the groups --- including CARE, which remained ... will be perceived by Iraqis as an extension of the American military presence. "Although the U.S. government hates to hear this ...

Article: Minister sees no `primary' German role in postwar ...
AP Worldstream;  April 7, 2003 ;     357 words ... ... supplies. While Washington insists on a leading role in postwar Iraq for the U.S.-led coalition that is trying to dislodge ... but Struck said in the interview that talk of such a military presence was premature. (gm-tc)

Article: Kurds demand to be included in American planning of ...
AP Worldstream;  November 29, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... Hussein unless they are included in American planning for postwar Iraq, top Kurdish leaders said Friday. Before we are involved ... they said, there will be no reason for Turkey to boost its military presence in Iraq in a war, even if they are on a humanitarian mission ...

Article: Immunity Pact For U.S. Troops In Postwar Iraq Still ...
The Washington Post;  January 23, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... military training mission in Saudi Arabia was described to the people there as a hired mercenary force. "When the U.S. military presence on air bases grew larger," Lang said, "Osama bin Laden began using it as a reason for attacking to government and the ...

Article: Egyptian Urges Quick U.S. Exit; Mubarak Says U.N. Should Take ...
The Washington Post;  April 24, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... Jordan's King Abdullah and Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud Faisal separately called on the United States to end its military presence in Iraq as quickly as possible by accelerating the establishment of a transitional Iraqi administration. "We urge the ...