0
What else can I help you with?
Why were prisoners sent to abu ghraib?
Prisoners were sent to Abu Ghraib as part of the U.S. military's detention operations in Iraq during the Iraq War. The facility was used to hold detainees who were suspected of being involved in insurgent activities or posing a threat to security in the region.
When did US troops take over Abu Ghraib prison?
After the fall of the Iraqi regime, U.S. troops arrived at Abu Ghraib Prison on or around the 22nd of April, 2003.
What happened at Abu Ghraib and Guantánamo that raised concerns about US behavior around the world?
"enhanced interrogation techniques" violated the Geneva Conventions regarding the conduct of war
What happened at Abu Ghraib and Guantánamo that raised concerns around the world about US actions?
"Enhanced interrogation techniques" violated the Geneva Conventions regarding the conduct of war.
Can you use US dollars in Abu Dhabi?
No. The Currency in Abu Dhabi is the Dirham. At the moment there are about 3.6 DHS to one US Dollar.
How was the US treatment of German and Japanese prisoners in World War 2 different from Iraqi prisoners in Abu Ghraib?
As a general rule, the United States treats its prisoners well. Generally the reason behind this policy is that you want to encourage your enemy to surrender (German soldiers actually fought in the Last Days of WWII to get to the West to surrender to the West). However, as in all wars, treatment of prisoners was not always humane, either then or now. You have to remember that the media would never have been allowed to air allegations of abuse against German prisoners as has happened in the case of Abu Ghraib.
Did the us military use maggots for wounds?
The US military used maggots for wounds.
Which military applications are for civilian use in the US?
Some military applications can be used by US civilians. Drones created by the US military can used by US citizens in some cases. Although it is unusual it is done.
When does the US use military force?
When politics fail.
What is the bird name use for US military leaders who appear eager to use military force to protect the US?
Those who are eager to use force to protect the US are referred to as "hawks" or "hawkish." They are in opposition to "doves." These terms extend to use beyond just military leaders; they can be used to describe politicians or pundits, too.
Can President Bush use the US military in our country?
yes
Is the us military trying to use smallpox disease as a weapon?
No.
