Impact on Cultural Sites

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Last updated 8:40 AM on 7/10/26
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Invasion dates and opening

20 March - 1 May 2003; began with an airstrike on the Presidential Palace in Baghdad

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Scale of the invasion

Over 450,000 US personnel (CENTCOM report) with only 6 other countries providing troops

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Operation Ugly Baby

Northern operation with a 50-strong special ops detachment

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Hadithah Dam attack

A car bomb by two female attackers killed 3 Rangers

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Operation Viking Hammer

The 3rd Battalion seized suspected biological weapons at Halabjah

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Thunder Runs

Wallace's plan for 30 days of armoured assaults on Baghdad

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Baghdad National Museum looting

10 April 2003 - the museum was ransacked, with 15,000 objects disappearing in two days

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Rumsfeld on the looting

Defense Secretary responded "freedom is untidy"

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Why looting continued

The inexplicable choice not to establish curfews or martial law after the fall of the regime

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Shinseki vs Wolfowitz on troop numbers

General Shinseki made the case in Congress for hundreds of thousands of soldiers; Wolfowitz deemed this "wildly off the mark" - the 100,000 used for the invasion was insufficient