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An Army paratrooper unit that led the American troop surge into Baghdad last year is returning home, marking a resumption of a troop drawdown that will test the durability of recent security gains. The drawdown began last December with the departure of one brigade, numbering about 5,000 troops, dropping the overall American troop level in Iraq to 158,000. A three-month lull was built into the drawdown plan, during which commanders saw insurgent violence shift from Baghdad to northern Iraq.
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|An Army paratrooper unit that led the American troop surge into Baghdad last year is returning home, marking a resumption of a troop drawdown that will test the durability of recent security gains. The drawdown began last December with the departure of one brigade, numbering about 5,000 troops, dropping the overall American troop level in Iraq to 158,000. A three-month lull was built into the drawdown plan, during which commanders saw insurgent violence shift from Baghdad to northern Iraq.
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