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Target, 1,500 more american servicemen and women are going back to iraq in numbers that will double those already on post. They are not intended as combat troops, but theyll be serving in an area surrounded by it. Their stated mission is to train up and stand up the Iraqi Armed Forces so that they can fight isis and other groups. And, yes, many of them are military advisers. And back in vietnam many of our advisers were quickly drawn into combat. It is where we begin tonight with our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. Reporter for years after the american combat role in iraq ended, more ...

Target, 1,500 more american servicemen and women are going back to iraq in numbers that will double those already on post. They are not intended as combat troops, but theyll be serving in an area surrounded by it. Their stated mission is to train up and stand up the Iraqi Armed Forces so that they can fight isis and other groups. And, yes, many of them are military advisers. And back in vietnam many of our advisers were quickly drawn into combat. It is where we begin tonight with our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. Reporter many headed back to iraq on a new everexpanding mission. The ...

Target, 1,500 more american servicemen and women are going back to iraq in numbers that will double those already on post. They are not intended as combat troops, but theyll be serving in an area surrounded by it. Their stated mission is to train up and stand up the Iraqi Armed Forces so that they can fight isis and other groups. And, yes, many of them are military advisers. And back in vietnam many of our advisers were quickly drawn into combat. It is where we begin tonight with our pentagon correspondent, jim miklaszewski. Reporter for years after the american combat role in iraq ended, more...

This group of health professionals actively reviews existing services and resources to enhance the tribe's autism initiatives.

A need for access to lifelong autism treatment services is one of the reasons Sen. Heidi Seevers Gansert (R-Reno) sponsored and helped pass SB191 during the 2023 legislative session.