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3rd Quarter 2006

Focus on USSOUTHCOM
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Strategic Forum 219
Restructuring Special Operations Forces for Emerging Threats
January 2006

In the Media

"The [Strategic Policy Forum] game, called 'Global Tempest,' required members of Congress ... to react to a flu pandemic that mirrored the 1918 one... " Matt Stearns, Kansas City Star, February 8, 2006.

[Putting] "PSYOPS and Civil Affairs Units ... into the regular military ... could dilute their effectiveness." Chris Lamb, NPR Morning Edition, February 6, 2006.

"'[Bin Laden is] saying that whatever measures we've taken, they have not affected him,' says Judith Yaphe", Christian Science Monitor, January 20, 2006.

"Russia's strong arm tactics may do Ukraine a favour", by Eugene Rumer, The Financial Times, January 3, 2006

"Let me just quote Judith Yaphe, who's a great American analyst of Iraq. [...] She said, 'Iraq now has more of the trappings of democracy, not just a parliament, elections and a free press, but also ethnic rivalries, unstable alliances and even a dash of corruption and cronyism.'" - Doyle McManus, LA Times, on PBS Washington Week Transcript. Video.

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