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while certainly an unscientific poll, rebecca asks a .mil reader for a view of the situation with Iraq from where he sits - and gets a surprise:

"...I'll say that those that I know of and work with in the base operations and training communities view Iraq as an enormous waste of time, money and resources. We're all praying that it gets put off past the summer, so that the funds for our projects aren't sucked back into the black hole that is Desert Storm II or whatever they're calling it. The political leadership is not held in esteem. No one is planning on them being around past 20 January 2005."
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