The elections: Step 4, election day

Article Abstract:

The American soldiers were ready for the call on Election Day, January 30, 2005, but the predicted widespread violence turned out to be spotty and slight. The insurgency found out how little support they had to hamper the first free Iraqi elections. The Iraqi's finally got their freely elected government, and the U.S. soldiers were able to go home a few weeks later to their families as the 1st Infantry Division ended its Operation Iraqi Freedom rotation.

General services, Management dynamics, Elections, National Security, Dept of the Army, Management, Safety and security measures, United States. Army, Company business management, Postwar reconstruction

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U.S. troops repulse Iraqi attacks

Article Abstract:

Two American convoys bringing new Iraqi currency to two banks in Samarra, Iraq, on November 30, 2003 came under fire in three different locations. Detailed descriptions of casualties and happenings of the combat are presented.

Combat sustainability (Military science), Combat sustainability

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