How can I do a report on War in Iraq?
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You could start by saying even though the U.S. Army is not built for Guerrila warfare they are doing a pretty good job.
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http://www.antiwar.com/casualties/list.php
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www.wikipedia.com!! helped me on a lot of history assignments... just type Gulf war... ull get the info in like 2 seconds(depends on ur net speed lol)
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Right here on Yahoo. they have a news page you can create.
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Easy as 1, 2 and 3\n1.  Decide what you are going to tell them...and start by writing one sentence about...what you are going to say.\n\n2.  Tell them - start this part by stating what it is you are saying about this piece of history (or any subject).\n\n3.  Summary - start this by stating in one sentence about what you told us...about that piece of history.\n\nNow go back and write 2 more sentences for 1, 2, and 3, and do this until you have the proper number of paragraphs or pages for your report.
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The most scientifically accurate study of civilian deaths since the war started was done by the Lancet, a British medical journal in 2004.\n\nBased on the number of Iraqi fatalities recorded by the survey teams, the researchers calculated that the death rate since the invasion had increased from 5 percent annually to 7.9 percent. That works out to an excess of about 100,000 deaths since the war, the researchers reported in a paper released early by the Lancet.\n\nAt times it may have been worse under Saddam, but that was long before the invasion.  Saddam's worst killings were committed in the 1980s, including his gassing of Kurds at Halabja in 1988.  In Halabja 5,000 innocent civilians, 75% women and children were killed by Saddam's forces using chemical weapons.
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TONS!!! Where do you want to start...the Philippines, Vietnam, Iraq, Hawaii, the Whole of the Spanish American War....Not standing up to Hitler until we were forced into war....IRAQ - twice!
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Here's your link.\n\nBring your lunch, it breaks down everything.\n\nhttp://www.armytimes.com/content/editorial/pdf/030606dod_iraq_progress.pdf
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Gulf War (1990-91)\n\n    * Shortly after the war, the US Defense Intelligence Agency made a very rough estimate of 100,000 Iraqi deaths, and this order of magnitude is widely accepted -- even improved upon:\n          o B&J: 50,000 to 100,000\n          o Compton's: 150,000 Iraqi soldiers killed\n          o World Political Almanac 3rd: 150,000 incl. civilians.\n          o Our Times: 200,000.\n    * Other authoritative sources working with more detailed data have come up with lower numbers:\n          o The British govt. put the death toll at 30,000 (War Annual 6, 1994)\n          o A May 1992 report by the US House Armed Services Committee estimated that 9,000 Iraqi soldiers were killed by the air campaign. [http://es.rice.edu/projects/Poli378/Gulf/aspin_rpt.html]\n          o The PBS news show Frontline estimates 2300 civilians, 10-20,000 military in air war and, 10,000 military in the ground war; for a total of 27,300 ±5000. (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/gulf/appendix/death.html)
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http://www.mnstci.iraq.centcom.mil/docs/advisor/currentissue.pdf
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Find a topic to write about, somthing like current world events, or some historical event. Go to the library and look up information (Facts) about that event. Then write these facts in a report. Basically tell a story of the event and use these facts to support your story. Remember Facts are "true statements" that can be supported with referenced data. So when you use any of the facts you find in the library make sure you reference your sources.\n\n...something the current news media has forgotten....
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make politics.iran.iraq.blow.com
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Yes, this link will take you to a site that breaks it down by killed in action and wounded in action, and is regularly updated:\n\nhttp://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/
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One really powerful primary source about Iraq and Afghanistan is the Sandbox blog on the Doonesbury website.  Every day there are a couple posts by soldiers involved over there.  There is a range of content, but it gives you the sense that there really are good people working hard to improve the lives of Iraqis even though there is also a lot of disastrous stuff happening.  It might open their eyes a little.  I think they'll find glimpses of the good side there, regardless of their politics.
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Hell no!  No peace for Iraq....just more republican voters in the USA.\n\nwww.counterpunch.org\n\n But on 25 May 1994, the US Senate's Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs produced a report entitled "United States Chemical and Biological Warfare-related Dual-use exports to Iraq and their possible impact on the Health Consequences (sic) of the Persian Gulf War".\n\nThis was the 1991 war which prompted our liberation of Kuwait, and the report informed Congress about US government-approved shipments of biological agents sent by American companies to Iraq from 1985 or earlier. These included Bacillus anthracis, which produces anthrax; Clostridium botulinum; Histoplasma capsulatum; Brucella melitensis; Clostridium perfringens and Escherichia coli. The same report stated that the US provided Saddam with "dual use" licensed materials which assisted in the development of chemical, biological and missile-system programmes, including chemical warfare agent production facility plant and technical drawings (provided as pesticide production facility plans).\n\nYes, well I can well see why Saddam wasn't permitted to talk about this. John Reid, the British Home Secretary, said that Saddam's hanging "was a sovereign decision by a sovereign nation". Thank heavens he didn't mention the £200,000 worth of thiodiglycol, one of two components of mustard gas we exported to Baghdad in 1988, and another £50,000 worth of the same vile substances the following year.\n\nWe also sent thionyl chloride to Iraq in 1988 at a price of only £26,000. Yes, I know these could be used to make ballpoint ink and fabric dyes. But this was the same country--Britain--that would, eight years later, prohibit the sale of diphtheria vaccine to Iraqi children on the grounds that it could be used for--you guessed it--"weapons of mass destruction".
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You can report it at the site below.
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They will tell you about the war, gas, and all that. There idiots. You can piss them off with this too http://www.bizzyblog.com/?p=760