The New York Times > International > Middle East > Insurgency: Iraq Study Sees Rebels' Attacks as Widespread: "BAGHDAD, Iraq, Sept. 28 - Over the past 30 days, more than 2,300 attacks by insurgents have been directed against civilians and military targets in Iraq, in a pattern that sprawls over nearly every major population center outside the Kurdish north, according to comprehensive data compiled by a private security company with access to military intelligence reports and its own network of Iraqi informants." [--snip--]
But most of all, military officers argue that despite the rise in bloody attacks during the past 30 days, the insurgents have yet to win a single battle.
the insurgents have yet to win a single battle: also true of the Viet Cong
*DODO: Doesn't Obey Direct Orders
