Iraq

from there. My goal is to show who have lost someone and haven’t. I want to see what people think when they look at the images, and how they’re going to determine who have lost a friend or a relative and who have not. My Main goal is not show that Iraq was a better country before the invation because this is obvious now after all of what happened since 2003. What I want to show is how we, Iraqis, care for each other and do not really care about religion or background. I want to show how…

The Missions During the Surge in Iraq Many units across the military forces conducted different types of missions during the surge in Iraq. Alpha Company 3rd Battalion 8th Cavalry Regiment had the distinct pleasure of conducting operations via air, land, and sea. The diversity of our Army depends heavily on the tenacity of our leaders and Soldiers. Here are some of the most memorable missions I conducted as the Platoon Sergeant for white platoon (2nd platoon) in Alpha Company. Air Insertion…

As the U.S. tries to build democracy in Iraq, it is apparent the difficulties are numerous. The U.S. cannot free a country from an oppressive government and dictatorship oversee an election and walk away believing that democracy has won the day. In March of 2003 the U.S. along with other coalition forces invaded Iraq. In less than a month, Bagdad fell, after 24 years of brutal dictatorship which included corruption, intolerance and fear, Sadaam Hussein along with the Ba’athist government…

be seen has progression, but Iraq it is seen in reverse. Women had been given rights during the 20th century. Women’s rights have been a progress throughout the world. This is seen as an issue to many nations around the world. Comparing the rights of women in Iraq to other nations allows for the governments and United Nations to help bring solutions to women. In the United States, the government has given money to NGO’s to allow for them to educate the women in Iraq on how to achieve rights…

High rates of PTSD in Iraq War veterans are being seen, as well as a number of other difficulties, including alcohol and drug use, and depression. This may not be too surprising to read as the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan are in the news everyday, as are reports of their effect on the mental health of the men and women serving there. A majority of service members in Iraq and Afghanistan have encountered traumatic experiences and high rates of PTSD and other difficulties have been found.…

Iraq is a country that has seen both beauty and turmoil over its extensive time period. Mesopotamia is referred as the ‘cradle of civilization’ because of the growth of the city and the interest in writing. Mesopotamia was located in today’s Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey. This time of development, while it left a lasting impression on the world, was only short lived. The twentieth century was the beginning of the end of Iraq’s movement towards full development. Two years after World War I, Iraq…

during the Iraq War. This lead to the creation of many Jihadi groups such as ISIS, Al Qaeda, and the Taliban who reign using terrorist tactics to exert absolute dominance in the Middle East. These terrorist organization caused a great deal of instability in the Middle East today that could’ve been avoided if Saddam was still in power. The Gulf War begun when Iraqi forces under Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait as a result of the oil crisis. Saddam Hussein was a dictator who ruled Iraq using…

to make it available to all children regardless of gender, age and social status. Iraq established its education system in 1921, offering both private and public paths. In the early 1970s, Iraq had one of the best education systems in the region and was highly praised throughout. By the early 1980s, the Gross Enrolment Rates (GER) rose over 100% with almost complete gender equality and the illiteracy amongst…

advantages and disadvantages Iraqi Kurdistan currently possess in order to develop strategies for resource sharing, stability, governance and regional stability to a unified Iraq. The primary focus of selecting key geographic advantages and disadvantages is to have the ability to apply one or all of the lessons learned to effect change in Iraq and the region. The desired end state is Middle East regional stability achieved by focusing the U.S. diplomatic, information, military, economic,…

theological beliefs had created a volatile geopolitical landscape between Iraq and Kuwait. When Iraq came under a new regime and traditional beliefs had become increasingly common, a distaste for the largely Shi’a Kuwait developed, leading to the invasion of Kuwait. Though this distaste played a significant role, Iraq also wanted to cancel national debt to Kuwait, obtain their refined oil reserves and increase influence in the region. When Iraq had occupied Kuwait, the United Nations responded…