JBLM commander coming home from war, setting stage for changes in top ranks

ADAM ASHTON

Joint Base Lewis-McChord’s top commander is heading home from Afghanistan tomorrow, ending a yearlong deployment in which he and about 600 soldiers from the I Corps ran the war’s daily combat operations.

Lt. Gen. Curtis Scaparrotti yesterday gave a round of interviews with Pentagon reporters as he prepared to hand over his position as the war’s No. 2 commander to Lt. Gen. James Terry. The interviews centered on supply routes that ignore Pakistan because of frayed relations and new limits on drone strikes.

Read more: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/military/2012/06/12/jblm-commander-coming-home-from-war-setting-stage-for-changes-in-top-ranks/

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