Show A8— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday February 15 2004 exit likely to be done in steps BAGHDAD Iraq (AP) — As the United States military draws up long-terplans to leave Iraq top officers are looking to the US intervention in Bosnia’s civil war as a model for an American exit strategy here The United States will keep combat teams in Iraq for the next few years pulling them gradually out of cities into the countryside and then perhaps into Kuwait and other coun-triEventually it will leave entirely said Maj Gen Charles H Swannack com-- of the US Army’s 82nd Airborne Division A slower version of this pullout plan is under way in Bosnia with peacekeeping forces dwindling from 60000 in 1995 to about 12000 now “You have the 82nd Airborne Division that can jump in hoe to reinforce regional forces or you have Marine off-shore forces that can come in here and reinforce for a while “ Swannack said in an interview with The Associated Press "That’s what we have in Bosnia” dis The military's two-yeengagement plan icould he upended by any number of events in Iraq Qvil war between its ethnic and religious groups might prolong the occupation or it could be shortened by the election of an Iraqi government that orders die Americans out said Anthony Cordcsman a military analyst with the Center for Strategicand International Studies in Washington ' "The timing if Iraq transi- tions peacefully to its own sovereignty is possible” Cordesman said “But that’s not a promise that any of this is going to happen” The Bosnia model itself has not moved according to plan In the 1995 Dayton peace agreement the Clinton administration envisioned US soldiers staying there for about a year They’ve been there for nearly nine since progress toward a political solution to ethnic rivalries has been slow “If Bosnia is the model v God help us" said Richard K Betts director of Columbia University’s Institute of War and Peace Studies in New m es ar - Green Thumb JUHPSTART i 3 PIECE COMBO SET compressor PortabtarechargeaMe supply and battery s8 SELFPB0PB1DBEUBKIHWBI L 1 IliA mMA Dog 9106 OMmJB 1 0 poOm 6 12 HP B 6 S Ms any Cheese Grater With Bypass topper 1 14' cutting capacity Cushionad arias tar comfort Head sheer with 8 ated Made 814" bypass primer Tsflon DC power Reg $4499 PASTA POT HOSE HEADQUMtTSS A better way to make perfect pasta with oul tnaaey splashaa and dangerous bums Durable non-stisurface siriw ck $j 97 7 Reg $2495 Reg $2999 Reg $1095 COTTON LEAD ROPES Big control 34 x 10” Hossnso' With heavy duty bull ' Assorted Colors Engine Heavy Duty Hose 97 Reg 97 $489-9- 9 -- Reg $2295 bjembutfuttgwranmed LONG SLEEVE T5IKT Assorted Sizes & Colors : sssesDRIHE : ISgeugeWcfenen Reg $2499 667 York Swannack stud Bosnia’s lessons for Iraq went only as far as the reduction of US v forces not the country’s politi-'cprogress 97 Reg$499 PORTABLE STOVES - WMDSHIEU) WASHER FUND GOLDSROD FBSCE STKETCHB al ' GREAT 481 Continuous LR &ANTREEZE FORCAUPIK Crowds protest French ban on? 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