Category Archives: The Iraq War Context

This category provides an in-depth look at the political and military landscape of the Iraq War, leading up to incidents like Collateral Murder. It covers the role of private contractors, the impact on civilians, and how the war reshaped modern military strategies and international policies regarding warfare.

The Impact of the Iraq War on Civilians: Statistics and Stories

Posted on 29 May 2025 by Samuel

The Iraq War did not end on the battlefield. It followed people home. Civilian lives were torn apart not only by bombs and bullets but also by broken systems, loss of infrastructure, and the collapse of normal life. What does … Continue reading →

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How the Iraq War Changed Modern Warfare: Lessons Learned

Posted on 9 December 2024 by Samuel

The Iraq War, starting in 2003, fundamentally altered the conduct of modern warfare. Its influence spans advancements in technology, the resurgence of traditional military principles, and the challenges of post-conflict operations. By examining its impact, the lessons learned from this … Continue reading →

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