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This article is confusing and lacks details, references etc. al-Fallujah is not S of Baghdad. Whatever is "the many operations" is not resolvable. Black Watch involvement suggests that the operation encompassed essentially most of Iraq S of the line Baghdad-Rahmadi. And so on. Dysmorodrepanis 15:25, 10 June 2006 (UTC)Reply

Operation Plymouth Rock

My brother, Colonel (at the time) Ronald Johnson lead this and he named it Operation Plymouth Rock as he is from Duxbury, Mass. which is five minutes from Americas home town. Here is his bio...

http://www.novanavyleague.org/BG-Johnson.shtml

Brian Johnson bgj22@yahoo.com

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