Published 12/23/2008
at L.A. Times - Politics
Many military leaders seek a new strategy to deal with the growing violence and advances by the Taliban and other extremists.
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The Pentagon and U.S. national security officials are transmitting a battery of new information about the Afghanistan war to President-elect Barack Obama's transition team in hopes that the incoming administration will act quickly to prevent U.S. fortunes there from eroding further.
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