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The Incident
- Collateral Murder
- An Analysis of Collateral Murder
- Timeline of Events
- Resources
- What Happened on 12 July 2007
- The Strike on the Van
- The Missile Strike on the Building
- New Baghdad: The District Where It Happened
- How Apache Gunsight Footage Works
- The Rules of Engagement in Iraq in 2007
- The Army 15-6 Investigation into the Airstrike
- Crazyhorse 1-8: The Crew in the Aircraft
- Bravo Company, 2-16 Infantry: The Soldiers on the Ground
- Saleh Matasher Tomal: The Man Who Stopped
- Sajad and Doaha: The Children in the Van
- The Aftermath of Collateral Murder: Military Reforms and Policies
- Myths and Misconceptions About the Video
Whistleblowers and Journalists
- Namir Noor-Eldeen: The Photographer Who Was 22
- Saeed Chmagh: The Life and Legacy of a Reuter’s Journalist
- Saeed Chmagh and the Impact of War on Journalists
- Ethan McCord: From Soldier to Whistleblower
- Josh Stieber and the Letter of Apology
- Bradley (Chelsea) Manning: The Whistleblower Behind the Leak
- Adrian Lamo: The Man Who Turned Manning In
- The Manning Court-Martial: Verdict and Sentence
- The Commutation and Release of Chelsea Manning
- The Role of Whistleblowers in Exposing War Crimes
- Protection of Journalists and Whistleblowers in War Zones
- Reuters and the Three-Year Fight for the Footage
- Press Freedom After Collateral Murder
WikiLeaks and the Release
- How WikiLeaks Decrypted and Released the Video
- The National Press Club Release, 5 April 2010
- The 38-Minute Video and the 17-Minute Edit
- Julian Assange: Hero or Villain?
- Julian Assange’s Influence on Digital Activism
- Wikileaks and Its Global Impact: A Comprehensive Overview
- The Iraq War Logs: What Wikileaks Revealed
- The Iraq War Diaries: Insights from Wikileaks
- How Collateral Murder Influenced Digital Transparency and Government Secrecy
- WikiLeaks: A Force for Good or a National Security Threat?
- The Legacy of Wikileaks in Modern Media
Courts and Consequences
- Why Nobody Was Prosecuted Over the Airstrike
- The Espionage Act Charges Against Julian Assange
- The 2024 Plea Deal That Ended the Case
- The Legal Battles of Julian Assange: A Timeline
- Latest Update on Julian Assange: What’s Next for the WikiLeaks Founder?
- Human Rights Organizations and Their Response to Collateral Murder
Ethics and the Media
- How War Footage Shapes Public Opinion
- How to Check a Piece of War Footage
- Collateral Murder: Media Coverage and Public Response
- David Finkel's The Good Soldiers: The Book That Described It First
- How Reuters and Other Newsrooms Reacted
- The Ethics of Leaking Classified Military Footage
- Ethics in Warfare: Civilians as Collateral Damage
- Collateral Murder: Ethical Implications and Reactions
- Wikileaks’ Influence on the Iraq War Public Opinion
The War Around It
- Baghdad in 2007 and the Surge
- Iraq Body Count and How the Iraqi Dead Were Counted
- Timeline of Key Events in the Iraq War
- The Impact of the Iraq War on Civilians: Statistics and Stories
- How the Iraq War Changed Modern Warfare: Lessons Learned
- Civilian Impact of Modern Warfare Explained
The 2026 Iran War
- The Minab School Airstrike, 28 February 2026
- Timeline of the Minab School Attack
- Counting the Dead at Minab
- Double-Tap Strikes and the People Who Come to Help
- Who Was Responsible for the Minab Strike
- The 2026 Iran War: What Happened
- Minab and Baghdad: The Same Shape, Nineteen Years Apart
Collateral Killings in History
- The Biggest Collateral Killings in History
- The My Lai Massacre, 16 March 1968
- The No Gun Ri Massacre, July 1950
- The Amiriyah Shelter Bombing, 13 February 1991
- The Haditha Killings, 19 November 2005
- The Nisour Square Massacre, 16 September 2007
- The Kunduz Hospital Airstrike, 3 October 2015
- The Uruzgan Convoy Attack, 21 February 2010
- The Kabul Drone Strike, 29 August 2021
- Bloody Sunday in Derry, 30 January 1972
- The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima, 6 August 1945
- The Atomic Bombing of Nagasaki, 9 August 1945
- The Tokyo Firebombing, 9 to 10 March 1945
- The Bombing of Dresden, 13 to 15 February 1945