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6th Civil Affairs Group (6th CAG) was a United States Marine Corps Civil Affairs unit: organized, trained and equipped on Camp Lejeune, North Carolina from April to September 2005; conducted civil-military operations and civil affairs activities in al-Anbar from September 2005 to March 2006; and redeployed and deactivated in the United States from March to April 2006. The 6th CAG deployed to Iraqi on 11 September and conducted a transfer of authority with the 5th Civil Affairs Group on 21 September.

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rdfs:label	6th Civil Affairs Group (en)
rdfs:comment	6th Civil Affairs Group (6th CAG) was a United States Marine Corps Civil Affairs unit: organized, trained and equipped on Camp Lejeune, North Carolina from April to September 2005; conducted civil-military operations and civil affairs activities in al-Anbar from September 2005 to March 2006; and redeployed and deactivated in the United States from March to April 2006. The 6th CAG deployed to Iraqi on 11 September and conducted a transfer of authority with the 5th Civil Affairs Group on 21 September. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Camp Fallujah Paul W. Brier United States Marine Corps Operation Iraqi Freedom Global War on Terrorism Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Multi-National Force West Civil Affairs Iraq Campaign Medal 2nd Marine Division Navy Unit Commendation Civil affairs groups of the United States Marine Corps Iraq War Iraq War in Al Anbar Governorate Civil affairs Operation Sayeed Operation Steel Curtain Camp Blue Diamond National Defense Service Medal Michael W. Hagee Helen G. Pratt Operation Doctor Operation Liberty Express Operation River Gate Multi-National Forces - Iraq dbr:File:6th_CAG_March_April_2006_Newsletter.pdf
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.hidesertstar.com/article_f7510f69-c0c4-5b12-b2b6-47afa62685f3.html https://www.civilaffairsassoc.org/what-is-civil-affairs https://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp%3Fstory_id=19397
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battles	* Operation Doctor (en) * Operation Iraqi Freedom (en) * Operation Liberty Express (en) * Operation River Gate (en) * Operation Sayeed (en) * Operation Steel Curtain (en) Iraq War – Al Anbar campaign (en)
branch	United States Marine Corps (en)
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command structure	Multi-National Force West Multi-National Forces - Iraq
dates	Mar 2005 – Apr 2006 (en)
garrison	Camp Blue Diamond Camp Fallujah ) (en)
notable commanders	Col. Paul W. Brier (en)
size	* Headquarter and Liaison elements, (en) Group composed of: (en) * 1 Government Support detachment which included a Governance Support team, a Provincial Civil-Military Operations Center in ar-Ramadi, and 3 regional CMOCs located in al-Fallujah, al-Qa'im, and al-Hadithah. (en) * 3 regimental CA detachments of a CA headquarters element and 4 battalion CA teams (en)
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has abstract	6th Civil Affairs Group (6th CAG) was a United States Marine Corps Civil Affairs unit: organized, trained and equipped on Camp Lejeune, North Carolina from April to September 2005; conducted civil-military operations and civil affairs activities in al-Anbar from September 2005 to March 2006; and redeployed and deactivated in the United States from March to April 2006. At the beginning of 2005, Marine Corps Commandant, General Michael W. Hagee, decided to establish the 5th and 6th CAGs to provide operational and personnel relief to the Corp's two existing CAGs (3d CAG and 4th CAG), which had been continuously supporting Marine combat and stability operations in Iraq over the preceding three years. The 6th CAG was activated on 1 June 2005, with Col. Paul W. Brier as the Commanding Officer and a cadre of officers and staff NCOs from the 4th Maintenance Battalion, to included its commander, LtCol Helen G. Pratt, as the 6th CAG's Executive Officer. The 6th CAG deployed to Iraqi on 11 September and conducted a transfer of authority with the 5th Civil Affairs Group on 21 September. Subsequently, the 6th CAG planned and provided civil affairs support for the command and ground combat elements of the 2nd Marine Division and Multi-National Force West in al-Anbar governate during 2005 and 2006. The Group supported operations including Operation Sayeed, Operation Steel Curtain and Operation Liberty Express. The unit was deactivated in April 2006 upon redeployment to the United States. (en)
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active years end year	2006-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
active years start year	2005-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
military unit size	* 3 regimental CA detachments of a CA headquarters element and 4 battalion CA teams (CATs)

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