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C.J. Chivers

C.J. Chivers

Staff Writer / Writer-at-Large at The New York Times

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Recent Articles

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Why Do Bullets Kill More Soldiers in Iraq?

Gunshot fatalities for American soldiers higher in Iraq than in Afghanistan.
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How Reliable Is the M-16 Rifle?

A fresh round of complaints about weapon malfunctions in Afghanistan has rekindled debate over the reliability of the American M-16 assault rifle.
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Welcome to ‘The Mansion’

Combat Outpost Sullivan, the home in Helmand Province for much of Weapons Company, First Battalion, Third Marines has the unusual distinction of having been the intended home of a former drug lord.
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Just Who Is Fighting in Marja?

The discovery of a poster of Saddam Hussein and documents bearing the mark of Hezb-e-Islami have Marines asking, just who are these fighters they’re facing in Marja.
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The Risky Missile Systems That Syria’s Rebels Believe They Need

A potential menace to military and civilian aircraft alike, heat-seeking, shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles are a modern version of the proverbial sword that cuts two ways.
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A Short History of Blood Chits: Greetings From the Lost, Seeking He...

A look at blood chits, a little-known program designed to help service members lost or stranded in foreign territory find their way to safety.
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VANTAGE POINT, No. 4. Reading the Rebels in Misurata, Libya.

A video record of a firefight between rebels and pro-Qaddafi forces in Misurata, Libya, shows the rebels’ courage — but also their inexperience. the events in and near this single alley showed the Libyan rebels in clear light. Humanizing and dehumanizing at once, the video also captures war strippe…
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Reading the Refuse: Counting Qaddafi’s Heat-Seeking Missiles, and T...

Just how many antiaircraft missiles did the Qaddafi government have before they were carted off by rebels and spread around the battlefield?
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Reporter’s Notebook: Reading the Rebels in Western Libya, Part II

The capture of Qawalish has provided some insight into the leadership, logistics and battlefield conduct of some western rebels, and some of what has emerged is grim.
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Reporter’s Notebook: Reading the Rebels in Western Libya, Part II

The capture of Qawalish has provided some insight into the leadership, logistics and battlefield conduct of some western rebels, and some of what has emerged is grim.