American war library. The Iraq War

Examines the military power of the United States during the Iraqi War including U.S. Naval forces and Special Ops units, air power such as the B-52 Stratofortress, B-2 Bomber, F-15E Strike Eagle, Blackhawk and Apache helicopters, and the thousands of group troops engaged.

Examines the war on Iraq and the post-war rebuilding process that poses a difficult challenge for U.S.-led coalition forces including problems like looting and sabotage, a growing Iraqi insurgency, and the continued attack on American troops, construction workers, and humanitarian personnel.

Presents a study of the Iraqi War from the perspective of the home front and discusses the causes for war, the influence of national and international media, the war's effect on the economy, and the division of opinions in regard to American intervention in Iraq.

Presents a comprehensive study on the ground troops who served in Iraq, why they were there, how they prepared for war, and how that war changed their lives and argues that America's victory was due more to the skill of the individual soldier than to the weapons they employed.