In Iraq, the two most ubiquitous weapons were not the kind that the Americans trained against, or to use. The U.S. military that invaded Iraq in 2003 was built to fight a Soviet-like, near-peer ...

WASHINGTON – His now-infamous claim that “we will be greeted as liberators" will forever tie former Vice President Dick Cheney to the Iraq War launched soon after his fateful March 2003 remarks. But ...

"It's only been a couple of years...where I've experienced this inner peace." It was a pivotal day in world history as the United States, and several allies, invaded Iraq under the suspicion that then ...

Welcome to Theater of War, a regular column analyzing the relationship between Hollywood and the U.S. military. Looking back at almost 20 years of Iraq War movies, the first thought that comes to mind ...

Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland's Warfareis based on a true story, and it's connected to a 2006 event called the Battle of Ramadi. Alex Garland is a screenwriter and producer behind popular titles like ...

ABC News' Byron Pitts speaks with the retired four-star general. On the 20th anniversary of the allied invasion of Iraq that marked the start of the eight-year conflict, there are still some deep ...

Ray Mendoza spent 16 years serving with the Navy SEALs, receiving a Silver Star for his heroism during the Global War on Terrorism. In his post-military career, he helped Hollywood present a more ...

Washington — House Republicans voted Wednesday to repeal the legal justifications used to attack Iraq in 1991 and 2003, the latest attempt by Congress to revoke the president's authority to wage war.

The First Gulf War, which is often called the Persian Gulf War or referred to by its military name of Operation Desert Storm, began on January 17, 1991, in response to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. A ...

Buried beneath the tumult of the government shutdown, the historic end to the Hamas-Israel conflict and somber return of the living hostages, the Senate unanimously voted to repeal the 1991 and 2002 ...

The Iraq War lasted from 2003 until 2011 and was caused by several factors, including then-dictator Saddam Hussein's claim that his country was in possession of WMDs, or weapons of mass destruction, ...