Task Force Patriot and the end of combat operations in Iraq

Task Force Patriot and the end of combat operations in Iraq

by Pat Proctor

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"Iraq in 2009 was a strange netherworld, not quite war but not yet peace. The country teetered on the threshold of great change with the impending national elections and the promised withdrawl of all US combat forces. These changes would usher in either an era of irreversible stability or a return to the sectarian carnage that nearly destroyed Iraq in 2006. It was during this period of uncertainty that Task Force Patriot arrived to take over as the last US combat force to occupy Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit. In this gripping firsthand account of the final months of combat operations, Lt. Colonel Pat Procter brings his unique, insider perspective to reveal the circumstances that put his battalion in a position to turn the tide of the Iraq war."--Jacket.

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