Iraqi Security ForcesAudio and Video

“…in Iraq yesterday has US troops turn over responsibility for security to Iraqi forces. . The top American general for the region Ray Odierno. Says those who were saying handover was rushed. Are wrong. …”

“…And 30000 troops will remain in Iraq and continued to support Iraqi Security Forces. . None none of this means that the violence will be over. Right away anyway a car bomb exploded in an outdoor market …”

“…deployed to Iraq last October. Is part of a team to train Iraqi military. . …”

“…an interim forces somewhere between thirty and 50000. To Isiah train Iraqi Security Forces along with providing intelligence and surveillance. …”

“…two roadside bombs simultaneously. Struck an army patrol. Insurgents who frequently targeted Iraqi Security Forces in a bid to disrupt recent security gates. An Independent study suggests the United States and its partners have been shortsighted in …”

“…John Kelly -- Anbar Province received a briefing on the training of Iraqi Security Forces. . And had dinner with New Yorkers from an army National Guard. Aviation battalion. Some tough talk from Vice President Dick Cheney who …”

“…in through issues that President Bush has been handed over to the Iraqi military command in Baghdad. The official says he's been turned over to the prime minister's security guards to face further investigation by the …”

“…not ready to stand alone a congressional report says just 10% of Iraqi forces can operate on their own. And pentagon report says violence is down and Al Qaeda has been hobbled in the country but. …”

“…security incidents such as roadside bombs and outright attacks on US and Iraqi forces are down significantly. General David Petraeus tells a senate committee considering his nomination -- Central Command that a further troop withdrawal could …”

“…140 people including civilians and combatants. Are dead in new clashes between Iraqi forces and Shiite militia fighters Iraq's Prime Minister has given the fighters until tomorrow to surrender their weapons. Or face harsher measures. Picture …”