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Ideally, the American military would only use deadly force with restraint. But three weeks into war with Iraq, a determined enemy employing suicide bombings and feigned surrenders has complicated the mission for U.S. forces. Iraqi tactics raise difficult issues for U.S. military lawyers advising commanders on how to comply with the law of armed conflict while engaging an enemy that appears to violate the most basic rules of war.
April 09, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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