Catalysts and Networks for Stability
MGen Andy Salmon
Stability: International Journal of Security and Development · 2012
doi:10.5334/sta.ae (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Operation Charge of the Knights in the Spring of 2008, which cleared extremist militias out of Basra, created a strategic opportunity for building stability in that troubled Province. Security had improved but the situation was still fragile: attacks on Coalition forces were common, essential services were poor, the City needed cleaning up and revitalising, and the people had to believe that the future was going to be a better place than the present. I was about to assume command of Coalition Forces in South East Iraq in the Summer of 2008 and my team and I were working out how to seize this “Kyros” moment.
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