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Occupation force. if the serbs strike again, well bomb the serbs. >> richard had to actually go and sit down with all of those involved to try to make sure that they would be willing to do this and it wasnt easy and then youve got wes clark working to make sure we can get these individuals to come to the table. >> meanwhile, the serbs had taken the occasion of a market day to fire a mortar shell and kill 32 people. and so this was the trigger point that nato needed to start the bombing. >> so wh...

Forcibly sterilized several hundred of these mixed race offspring. occupation troops from the british empire including those from canada were not especially popular with the rhineland residence. i think war had strengthened the canadian sense of national pride and their loyalty to the british crown. the united states provided an estimated two hundred forty thousand troops nearly one third of the total occupation force. most of them seemed to get along well enough with the local residents. we fou...

To. the united states provided an estimated two hundred forty thousand troops nearly one third of the total occupation force. most of them seemed to get along well enough with the local residents. we fought against the crowds but they didnt invade america or lay siege to new york we had no need to retaliate. we just wanted peace and many of us have german roots. in december one thousand nine hundred eighteen woodrow wilson became the first sitting u.s.

Sterilized several hundred of these mixed race offspring. occupation troops from the british empire including those from canada were not especially popular with the rhineland residence. i think war had strengthened the canadian sense of national pride and then loyalty to the british crown. thanks. to. the united states provided an estimated two hundred forty thousand troops nearly one third of the cheerful occupation force. most of them seem to get along well enough with the local residents. we ...

Were grateful to him. the era of the soviet union as a superpower ended with the reunification of the two germany as. the retreat began. moscow pulled five hundred thousand soviet soldiers out of east germany along. the group of soviet armed forces in germany was the largest permanent army ever stationed by an occupation force abroad. the logistics needed to get them back home or just as fast. poland had also broken with moscow so most of the troops left germany via the ferry

Of ieds and barriers for the follow-on forces of the iraqi military to come in there, retake it. it will happen, and it will happen over time. but the real message is to the citizens of ramadi. can they have confidence in the iraqi military that it will be held, that the military wont go anywhere, and that they can then begin to achieve some degree of normalcy which they clearly have not with an occupation force of isis over the course of the last six months. >> absolutely not. and i think there...

>> no. because we need a coordinated effort for this to work. america knows that what happens when you go all alone in a country and your liberation force are seen as occupation force and this doesnt turn out very well. it needs to be coordinated, especially the arab countries in the area, also in the e area. we need to have an agreement with russia and iran about what the transition should be in regards to assad. >> do you believe after an attack like this there can be appetite in france for mo...

>> how is special ops play a role. theym conducted a raid. how do you want to see us fight this with special operations? >> well, its bigger than special operations but just dealing with that issue we very successfully in iraq and afghanistan, particularly during the surge in both countries conducted eight to ten of these operations a night. in fact when win took osama bin laden down there was agent going down that night in afghanistan. and thats one way to put significant pressure on the leader...

Warplanes, and that the fact is somebodys going to have to get down on the ground if they are serious about stopping the bloodshed. is that a step the u.n. and the u.s. is willing to take? >> will, at this stage, the answer is no. if you look at the text of the u.n. resolution 1973 which authorizes the current air actions, it explicitly bars foreign military forces as an occupation force and the sorts of operations that i think youre hinting at right now are barred by what the u.n. resolution is...

Rubble. the question is what comes after you control the skies? >> john: winning the military campaign is easy. but as we learned in iraq winning the peace is much tougher. >> it could be a big problem here because as we saw in afghanistan and iraq. you win the military campaign and then bad people flood in to take advantage of that and how do you deal with that? you walk away and have another afghanistan? one thing they did not authorize is an occupation force which guarantee that there would n...