The top military and civilian officials in Baghdad are both reported to be leaving this summer. Ambassador Christopher Hill, a career Foreign Service officer, is to be replaced by the current ambassador to Turkey, Jim Jeffrey, according to a report by Politico's Laura Rozen. Jeffrey, also a veteran diplomat well versed in the region, was a top National Security Council aide during Bush II and had been principal deputy assistant secretary of state for Near East affairs. No word on where Hill is headed. Also playing musical chairs are Stu Jones, deputy assistant secretary of state for Europe working the Balkans portfolio, and Cameron Munter, a counselor in Baghdad. Jones would go to Baghdad as No. 2 to Jeffrey, and Munter would replace Jones. Luis Moreno, deputy chief of mission in Tel Aviv, would replace Munter in Baghdad. The Jeffrey-to-Baghdad news comes after a Fox News report last month that Gen. Ray Odierno, the commanding officer in Iraq, is rotating out in September after the drawdown of combat troops there. Lt. Gen. Lloyd Austin, now working at the Joint Chiefs of Staff and formerly in Iraq serving under Odierno, was said to be the front-runner to replace Odierno. So a whole new dynamic duo coming soon to Iraq. 