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Document Details


Title: Christopher Hughes
Document type: Oral history
Accessibility: Free Only
Repository: U.S. Institute of Peace. Jeanette Rankin Library Program. Oral Histories Project on Stability Operations
Collection: Iraq Experience Project
Description: LTC Chris Hughes is a career army officer. In Iraq, he was a battalion commander in the 101st Airborne Division. His unit rolled up from Najaf to Hillah and finally settled south of Mosul, at Qayyarah West Airfield (“Key West”), where he was the local commander for a 13,000 square kilometer area along the Tigris River. Hughes was stationed in Iraq from the beginning of the war up until early July 2003.
Extent: 38 pages
URL: http://www.usip.org/library/oh/sops/iraq/sec/hughes.pdf
Original Language: English
Time span: Not indicated ... to 2004 (Year of interview)
Speaker: Hughes, Christopher
Speaker gender: Male
Speaker occupation: Military personnel
Document date: 29-Oct-2004
Interviewer: Gribbin, Mark
Historical events discussed: Iraq War, 2003
Locations discussed: Asia; Iraq; North America; United States
Topics discussed - ASP terms: Asia; Counterinsurgency--Iraq; Insurgency--Iraq; Iraq; Iraq War, 2003; Iraq War, 2003--Personal narratives; Iraq War, 2003--Public opinion; Iraq War, 2003--Reconstruction; North America; Oral history; United States
ASP release: 2007-01
Document code: OHI0034195-37577