Iraq

The cast of The Battle for Saddam - 2007 includes: Saddam Hussein as himself

Kuwait, to Iraq's southwest, was conquered by Iraq in 1990. It was considered the 19th province of Iraq since during the Ottoman Period, Kuwait was part of the Mesopotamian region dominated by Iraq. However, the separation of Kuwait by the British early on made it independent to all but the Iraqis.

Free elections were held in Iraq

Iraq as an independent nation (since 1923) has never successfully taken over Iran. Iraq's incursions into Iranian territory during the first part of the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1982) occupied less than 5% of Iranian territory. However, there have been empires based in Iraq that have conquered Iran such as the Abbassid Caliphate and Ilkhanate in the 800s-1300s.

In history Iraq was named mesopitamia. It was one of the places where many usefull inventions where invented. The wheel was one. they used it to carry heavy things around. Another was the wagon, used for traveling long distance when the Mesopotamians had no mounts. They also invented laws and the first writing.Theres was called cuneiform. Cuneiform was triangle shaped wedges into clay.They used stylus to write. there's was made out of reed.they wrote down laws,myths,stories and other things. Because of writing we now know a lot about Ancient Iraq.......or Mesopotamia.

George H. Bush (Commander in Chief)

Richard Cheney aka: Dick Cheney (Secretary of Defense)

Us Army Gen Colin Powell (Joint Chief of Staff)

Michale P.W. Stone (Secretary of the Army)

Joint Task force Command deployed to the middle east.

GEN. Norman Schwarzkopf (Joint Forces CINC, appointed COMMANDER of US Desert FORCES)

LTG. Yeosock (Us Army Commander) LTG. Boomer (US Marine Commander) LTG. Horner (US Air Force Commander) VADM. Mauz (US naval Commander) COL. Johnson (Special Operations Commander) The initial question was "Who was the commander of US forces employed against Iraq in Desert Storm?" edited to reflect "deployed" 1-26-09

the initial answer to the question was "Norman Schwarzkopf". That answer is however incorrect as the President of the United States is the supreme US forces commander. Answer edited on 1-26-09

Iraq is in some part of Asia, you should look on google to look for a map for asia.

Iraq is part of the Middle East, which is part of Asia. It is: South of eastern Turkey West of Iran (Persia) North/West of the Persian Gulf (a sea, not a country) North of Sad Arabia & Kuwait East of Jordan South/East of Syria

NO.

Congress have to give it the OK, but without Congress permission he is over stepping the power that he holds by The Constitution of United States.

he can call an emergency Congress Session.

The population of Iraqi Kurdistan is 4,690,939.

I have a nephew that's been there twice. It takes anywhere from 1 to 3 weeks to get there but it takes a while longer to actually reach the person depending on where their unit is and what there job is. So it can sometimes take a month or longer!

It was over oil in the Middle East.

But the War on Terror is about A campaign initiated by the US government under President George W. Bush which includes various military, political, and legal actions taken to "curb the spread of terrorism," following the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States.

It would appear so, but it definitely was never intended to be that way. Let us not forget that the reason originally given to us by the Bush Administration was that Saddam Hussian had acquired weapons of mass destruction and that the security of our allies and more importantly our own lives were at risk. The reason why people believe religion is the issue is because throughout the uprise of Saddams power he was a benefactor and avid supporter of terrorism. At this point a very religious man by the name of Osama Bin-Laden, who by the way happened to be worth anywhere from 250-300 million, had been fed up with the United States and its war on what he called the "Holy Land". He felt that the United States had disrespected his religion. Now with Osama Bin Laden having mutual dislikes for the United States as Saddam Hussian, they both began being tied together. Working on several acts of terrorism. Now that Saddam has been caught and executed, we have Osama Bin Laden responsible for many attacks. Our war had been faught and won, but the War on Terror spewed into our main purpose and is now reason as to why we feel this to be a religious war. It was no at first, and yes to now. Hope this helps!

Hussein was found guilty by an Iraq tribunal was executed by hanging.

The US gave the country back to them officially on 28 June 2004.

The cold war ended; there was no nation capable of preventing the US...as the US was the most powerful nation in the world in 1991. With no Soviet Union to prevent operations, with the life blood of the world in the balance (oil), the US requested approval...the UN saw no reason not to agree to it; no one had anything to lose by the decision...except for Iraq.

There was 155,000 and now in 2011 its down to about 50,000

Yes, the withdrawel process and the logistics involved will more than likely take until 2011 until our forces have fully withdrawn.

UPDATE:

No. All US troops have been withdrawn as of December 16, 2011.

Army... by far. The Army has 2450 casualties. The Marine Corps follows with 872. The reason of so many army casualities is because the army is the biggest military branch therefore more deployment and more people to kill.

More information can be found at http://icasualties.org/oif/USDeathsByService.aspx

The US did not start the war in the Persian Gulf; border disputes started the Iran-Iraq War in 1980-1988.

In the minds of many, the reason the United States went to war with Iraq is still not clear. The historical account goes like this:

Saudi Arabia had been asking the US for a long time to leave their country, but the U.S. did not leave. That made one particular man named Osama bin Laden angry and he hatched several terrorist attack plans against the U.S, the most devastating being the attack on the World Trade Centers and the Pentagon. Then he went into hiding. President Bush vowed to hunt down bin Laden, and the U.S. declared war on Iraq. The reason given to the public was originally that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction; however, no weapons were found. The public was later told that the U.S. Was in Iraq to instill democracy.

Unfortunately, not finding any weapons of mass destruction left doubts in many people's minds about the "real" reasons the U.S. went to war with Iraq. It also came to light that bin Laden was trained by the C.I.A and that the bin Ladens were visitors to the White House on several occasions, In addition, during the time when all planes were grounded on 911, it was alleged that President Bush flew bin Laden's brother out of the U.S. Since 911, there have also been doubts raised about the events that occurred that day and whether bin Laden was really responsible for it, along with allegations that the U.S. Made billions of dollars from the sale of weapons to Iraq.

So, there is the historical account, but in many people's minds we may never know the real reasons the U.S. went to war with Iraq.

Uday Saddam Hussein al-Tikritiis Saddam Hussein's eldest son. He gave called him self Abu Sarhan, which in Arabic means wolf.

Yes, Iraqis can vote, infact they just held a general election around a month ago.

the answer is Baghdad where more unhealthy and didn't worry about desieses or any violent substances but medieval Britain they drunk wine because water was not clean but they had awful doctors might as well live in baghdad

Iraq is in a relationship with the UK. This has become a relationship involving domestic abuse over the past 20 years. I'm pretty sure they will split up soon because England has enough money to get the divorce. Iraq has the kid though, Oil.