From Shock and Awe to a Quiet Exit – US Troops Pull out of Iraq

Martin Chulov senses the relief among the last US combat troops to leave Iraq, seven and a half years after the invasion

It began with shock and awe and ended with a silent trickle across the border in the dead of night. As the 4th Stryker Brigade, Second Infantry division, ...

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