Redeployment | Word Redeployment at Open Dictionary of English by LearnThat Foundation

LEMON: You also talked about in your speech specific timelines for what we call redeployment, which essentially means withdrawal, getting out of Iraq.
LEMON: You also talked about in your speech, specific timelines for what we call redeployment, which essentially means withdrawal, getting out of Iraq.
LEMON: You also talked about in your speech specific timelines for what we call redeployment,, which essentially means withdrawal -- getting out of Iraq.
BLITZER: What does it do to your strategy, your recommendations, recommendations that the United States begin an orderly what you call redeployment from Iraq?

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