Iraqi missile forces failed to impact on eIraqi FreedomE

Article Abstract:

A report by the US ArmyEs 32nd Army Air Missile Defense Command has stated that IraqEs missile forces has a minimal impact during Operation eIraqi FreedomE although their Seersucker missiles proved difficult to intercept. IraqEs 11 out of 15 Ababil-100 launchers were judged to be destroyed by combat action during the war and a further four were secured by US troops after the capture of Baghdad.

International Affairs, Military Exercises & Maneuvers, Military Action, Insurgency, Military aspects, Military operations, Military maneuvers

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Planning for 'Iraqi Freedom.'

Article Abstract:

An analysis is presented of how the plan for Operation 'Iraqi Freedom' evolved before the war and during the conflict. Plans to attack and defeat Iraq were revised annually as a routine exercise following the 1991 Gulf war. This policy changed with the arrival of the Bush administration in 2001.

International politics, Military policy, Bush, George W., United States. Department of Defense, Rumsfeld, Donald H., Wolfowitz, Paul D., President of the United States

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Kuwait attacks point to Al-Qaeda

Article Abstract:

A fatal attack on U.S. Marines in Kuwait in October and a gun attack on two U.S. soldiers in November are surrounded by confusion. The extent of Al-Qaeda involvement is unknown.

Dept of the Army, US Marine Corps, Kuwait, Soldiers, United States. Army, Marines, Casualties, United States. Marine Corps, Death of

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