'Iraqi military' diaporamas de présentation

How much do you know about the Middle East???

How much do you know about the Middle East???. 1) Who created most of the borders and countries of the Middle East? a. France and England b. Saudi Arabia c. The United Nations d. The United States. 2) What language is spoken in Iran? A. English B. French C. Farsi D. Sufi.

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ISIS/IRAQ/SYRIA

ISIS/IRAQ/SYRIA. Itaru SERA Ryunosuke YAMANAKA Chang CHENG. Historical Background of Iraq. Nouri al-Maliki Prime Minister (2006~2014) Shiite. Basic Background of Syria. The Syrian Civil War is an ongoing armed conflict taking place is Syria.

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Lesson 5.16: The U.S. Navy from the Maritime Strategy to 9/11, 1981-2001

Sea Power and Maritime Affairs. Lesson 5.16: The U.S. Navy from the Maritime Strategy to 9/11, 1981-2001. Enabling Objectives. Explain the policy goals of the Reagan defense buildup and the effects of increased military spending on employment of naval forces during the 1980s .

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HOA Review Day 5: Great Depression and 20 th Century Wars

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No End In Sight

No End In Sight. Response By: Eric Jensen. U.S Casualties and Soldiers Wounded. As of March 16, 2010, there have been 4,388 American casualties during the Iraqi War. So far, there have been 31,716 soldiers wounded since the start of the war. Economic Costs of War.

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Veterans Oral History Project

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War in Iraq

War in Iraq. By: Matt Renko.

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NO END IN SIGHT

NO END IN SIGHT. Iraqi Deaths in Iraq. There have been far more deaths of Iraqi civilians than of the soldiers themselves. In the year 2003 alone, there have been almost 2500 civilian deaths. In 2009, there have been close to 500 civilian deaths.

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The Iraqi War No End in Sight

The Iraqi War No End in Sight. Stephen Samela. The Documentary.

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The war in Iraq

The war in Iraq. George W. Bush declared a state of war on: March 19 th , 2003. Death. 4,679 casualties 31,557 U.S troops wounded in action 9,278 Iraqi police and soldiers killed Estimated 100,000 Iraqi casualties. Cost. $7,000,000,000-entire United States $6,217- per household

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No End In Sight -Response

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No End In Sight Response

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No End In Sight

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