Did U.S. private security contractors engage with ISIS in Anbar last week? | Theoptimisticconservative's Blog

Posted by: theoptimisticconservative | December 21, 2014

Did U.S. private security contractors engage with ISIS in Anbar last week?

Private security contractors fight in Iraq in 2004. (Image via UK Telegraph)

Private security contractors fight in Iraq in 2004. (Image via UK Telegraph)

New post up at Liberty Unyielding. Enjoy!

Posted in Coalition operations, General military, Great power geopolitics, Political commentary, Strategy, Terrorism, US Foreign policy, War | Tags: Al Asad air base, Al Baghdadi town Iraq, Al Dolab, Anbar Province, Baghdad, CENTCOM, Euphrates corridor, Euphrates River, Geopolitics, International security, Iraq, Irbil, ISIS jihadist group, Middle East, Military, military contractors, National defense, Obama, Operation Inherent Resolve, Private security contractors, Strategy, Syria, Terrorism, US forces fight ISIS in Iraq

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