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"Great Expectations" by Lieutenant-General Rick Hillier, Commander International Security Assistance Force01 Apr. 2004 . Despite these indications of progress, very real threats continue to loom over the country and its people. The threat of international terrorism smoulders in the rugged countryside of the south and east where the US-led forces of Operation Enduring Freedom | Opinion |
Remarks by the NATO Secretary General at the Afghanistan Conference in Berlin, Germany31 Mar. 2004 in Afghanistan. And so NATO is examining how it can help, in co ordination with the Afghan Government, the United Nations, and the leadership of Operation Enduring Freedom. More generally, the relationship between ISAF and Operation Enduring Freedom remains | Opinion |
Remarks by US President George W. Bush at the NATO Accession Ceremony in Washington D.C., USA29 Mar. 2004 facilities during the early days of Operation Enduring Freedom, and has deployed more than 400 soldiers to Iraq. Military engineers from Estonia and Latvia are helping to clear explosive devices from Iraq. Forces from Lithuania and Slovakia are helping | Opinion |
Speech by the NATO Secretary General at the Parliament of Latvia, in Riga, Latvia11 Mar. 2004 of that unique solidarity, followed by your contribution in Kosovo. In Afghanistan you took part in operation Enduring Freedom, and now in ISAF. Moreover, Latvian troops also contribute to the peace-building efforts in Iraq. These are textbook examples | Opinion |
Video background briefing by NATO Spokesman, James Appathurai23 Feb. 2004 the existing Provincial Reconstruction Teams that are under a separate command, that is under the command of "Operation Enduring Freedom" the U.S. coalition that is in Afghanistan in the southeast in particular fighting the Taliban, fighting al-Qaeda | Opinion |
Speech by NATO Secretary General, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer at the ISAF Change of Command Ceremony09 Feb. 2004 outside Kabul, and seek to achieve greater synergies with operation Enduring Freedom. And with a view to the upcoming elections, ISAF will provide the maximum support possible to Afghanistan's government and its people. You and the men and women of ISAF | Opinion |
Speech by the NATO Secretary General at the Munich Security Conference, in Munich, Germany07 Feb. 2004 "Enduring Freedom", not least for security reasons, in order to achieve the greatest political and military coherence of our efforts. We are working with the EUROCORPS countries on deploying this HQ to Kabul once the Canadian lead comes to an end | Opinion |
Press conference by the US Secretary of Defence following the Informal Defence Ministerial06 Feb. 2004 that NATO would come under U.S. command? And in Afghanistan, if ISAF and Operation Enduring Freedom were eventually combined, how do you imagine the command working [inaudible]? Rumsfeld: To take the first part of your question, if you think about what's | Opinion |
Press conference by the NATO Secretary General and the Minister of Defence of Germany following the Informal Defence Ministerial06 Feb. 2004 element about the relationship between ISAF and Operation Enduring Freedom. More specific I cannot be at this very moment, because I say again, no decisions have been taken. But I'm optimistic that NATO can fulfil its ambitions. ISAF can fulfil its | Opinion |
Video background briefing by Jamie Shea, NATO Temporary Spokesman19 Jan. 2004 synergy between the Operational Enduring Freedom under the leadership of the United States, which has been there since the aftermath of September 11th to fight the Taliban and the al-Qaeda terrorist elements, and the expanded ISAF role in the hands of NATO | Opinion |
