List of coalition military operations of the Iraq War in 2005
Coalition and Iraqi government forces continue to battle Iraqi militants and other fighters. During early and mid-May 2005, the U.S. also launched Operation Matador, an assault by around 1,000 marines in the ungoverned region of western Iraq. Coalition and Iraqi soldiers, Iraqi fighters and civilians have been killed in these conflicts. As of late July 2007, nearly 3,700 U.S. soldiers have been killed, and around ten times this many have been wounded. The number of Iraqi citizens who have fallen victim to the fighting has risen. The Iraqi government, with some holdovers from the CPA, engaged in securing control of the oil infrastructure (a source of Iraq's foreign currency) and control of the major cities of Iraq. The insurgency, the developing the New Iraqi Army, disorganized police and security forces, as well as a lack of revenue have hampered efforts to assert control. In addition, former Baathist elements and militant Shia groups have engaged in sabotage, terrorism, open rebellion, and establishing their own security zones in all or part of a dozen cities. The Allawi government vowed to crush the insurgency.
An election for a government to draft a permanent constitution took place during this time (ed. see Politics of Iraq for more information on the political state of Iraq). Although some violence and lack of widespread Sunni participation marred the event, much of the eligible Kurd and Shia populace participated. Sectarian violence has also been prominent part of the militant and guerrilla activity. Targets here where often Shia gatherings or civilian concentrations mainly of Shias. As a result, over 700 Iraqi civilians died in the month.
2005 Iraq operations[edit | edit source]
Battle/Operation name | From date | To date | Location | Purpose and result |
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Operation Attleboro(Iraq) | 2005 | 2005 | Delivered a variety of much-needed supplies and equipment to the Iraqi Police of Ash Sharqat | |
Operation Dunlap | 2005 | 2005 | ||
Operation East Lansing | 2005 | 2005 | ||
Operation Hudson | May 2005 | May 2005 | Focused on disrupting enemy activities[1] | |
Operation Moon | 2005 | 2005 | ||
Operation Moving Forward | 2005 | 2005 | ||
Operation Neighborhood Watch | 2005 | 2005 | ||
Operation Spider Web | 2005 | 2005 | ||
Operation Vacant City | 2005 | 2005 | ||
Operation River Walk | January 02 2005 | January 03 2005 | Latifiyah | Found over 9 significant weapons caches, detained 43 suspected insurgents and discovered and destroyed several bombs |
Operation Lanthonid | January 09 2005 | January 2005 | Baqubah, near | Nine targeted AIF members were detained along with two other suspected AIF members and numerous weapons |
Operation Therapist | January 09 2005 | January 09 2005 | near Tikrit | During the series of raids, 11 were detained. Three of the detainees were on the target list. Also confiscated were 120 mm mortars and assorted ammunition |
Operation Hedgehog | January 10 2005 | January 14 2005 | Hīt | Discovered numerous caches of insurgent ordnance and weaponry |
Operation Copperas Cove | January 12 2005 | January 12 2005 | Al-Karkh, the neighborhoods of Karkh and Sheik Marruf | Raided a mechanic’s shop suspected of being used by insurgents and found 35 mortars which had to be removed by hand |
Operation Keystone Sweep | January 14 2005 | January 14 2005 | As Siniyah | To conduct raids, capture or kill insurgents and eliminate bombs and other illegal weapons |
Operation Clean Sweep | November 18 2005 | November 18 2005 | Al Buetha, 15KM South of Baghdad along the Tigris River | Clean out an area that was known to be used as a way for insurgents to come towards Baghdad from the south as well as an area that a lot of VBIEDs and IEDs were coming from," said U.S. Army Lt. Col. Everett Knapp, commander of the 1st Battalion, 184th Infantry Regiment.
In anticipation of the, 15 December nationwide elections, U.S. soldiers assigned to 1st Battalion, 184th Infantry Regiment, as well as Iraqi forces from the 4th Public Order Brigade and 1st Commando Brigade, raided about 350 homes and detained 49 suspected terrorists. Military officials said ten of the suspects were forwarded to detention facilities. |
Operation Checkmate | January 18 2005 | 2005 | Jabella, 50 mi (80 km) south of Baghdad | Successfully detained 15 insurgents including a suspected former intelligence officer in Saddam Hussein’s regime |
Operation Big Dig | January 23 2005 | 2005 | Latifiyah | Collected and destroyed weapons caches |
Operation Centaur Showdown | February 08 2005 | February 08 2005 | Mufrek | Searched for unregistered weapons and illegal bomb-making materials |
Operation Trailblazer | February 09 2005 | February 09 2005 | near Baqubah | To clear the roads and supply routes around the city of IED's[2] |
Operation River Blitz | February 20 2005 | February 20 2005 | Al Anbar province | Targeted insurgents in cities along the Euphrates River including Hit, Ramadi, and Baghdad[3][4] |
Operation River Bridge | March 12 2005 | March 25 2005 | Hit-Haditha Corridor | Counterinsurgency, follow on to Operation River Blitz |
Operation Lightning (Al Barkh) | February 26 2005 | June 25 2005 | Baghdad | Shifting the new government from a defensive to an offensive posture in its efforts to disrupt terrorist activities in Baghdad[5] |
Operation Lightning South | June 2005 | June 2005 | South Baghdad | Detained several suspected terrorists[5] |
Operation Unforgiven | March 22 2005 | March 24 2005 | Albu Hatim | The operation uncovered five weapons caches including more than 7,000 rounds of ammunition, an improvised explosive device factory and 39 members of anti-Iraqi forces |
Operation Swashbuckle | March 26 2005 | March 26 2005 | Ar Ramadi | The four-man comedy show, presented by Hack and Slash, provided an explosive round of entertainment for more than 100 Marines |
Operation Fontana | April 02 2005 | April 06 2005 | the Babil and Wasit provinces | Was to eliminate places where terrorists trained to carry out their activities |
Operation Block Party | April 07 2005 | April 07 2005 | Fallujah | More than 100 Marines, side-by-side with three companies of Iraqi soldiers, cordoned and searched a targeted area of the city. |
Operation Grey Wolf II | April 10 2005 | April 10 2005 | Shakarta | A surprise operation to catch suspected terrorists and criminals |
Operation Vandguard Tempest | April 11 2005 | April 11 2005 | the Baghdad neighborhood of al-Dora | Designed to locate nearly 90 known terrorist ringleaders that were thought to be living in that area[6] |
Operation Badlands | April 12 2005 | April 12 2005 | Saqlawiyah | Security and stability operations designed to root out insurgent activity and illegal weapons caches |
Operation Scrimmage | April 14 2005 | April 16 2005 | Kubaysa, Al Anbar Province | Unofficial name for a sub-part of operation Outerbanks |
Operation Outer Banks | April 01 2005 | May 03 2005 | Hit-Haditha Corridor | Counterinsurgency |
Operation Quicksweep | May 2005 | May 2005 | Baghdad | Resulted in the capture of several individuals identified as insurgents and the discovery of a weapons stash totaling 3,000 pounds of large caliber explosive munitions in a rural area northwest of Baghdad. |
Operation Philadelphia | April 22 2005 | April 24 2005 | the Babil and Wasit provinces | Was designed to prevent terrorists from mounting and resulted in several people being detained and questioned.[7] |
Operation Clear Decision | May 03 2005 | May 03 2005 | Al Karmah | It was a success because the operation was conducted safely, insurgents were detained, and the relationship with the local populace improved |
Operation Cobweb (MND-CS) | May 06 2005 | May 10 2005 | Wasit province | Twenty-nine individuals were detained while forty kinds of guns were confiscated in addition to explosive materials being found[8] |
Operation Matador (Battle of Al Qaim) | May 07 2005 | May 14 2005 | northwestern Anbar province | It was focused on eliminating insurgents and foreign fighters in a region known as a smuggling route and a sanctuary for foreign fighters[1][9][10][11] |
Battle of Al Qaim | May 08 2005 | May 19 2005 | Anbar province | (See Operation Matador)[1][9][10][11] |
Operation Block Party II | May 09 2005 | May 14 2005 | Fallujah | Only a small amount of ordnance was found during the operation, most of it pointed out by the local residents |
Operation Mongoose | May 13 2005 | May 13 2005 | south of Diyarah | To capture individuals responsible for recent attacks against Coalition forces and local residents |
Operation Dragons Breath | May 15 2005 | May 15 2005 | Ramadi | Was designed to target insurgents in Ramadi neighborhoods |
Operation Peninsula (MND-CS) | May 19 2005 | May 19 2005 | As Suwaryah | To round up terrorists and eliminate their base of operations |
Operation Squeeze Play | May 22 2005 | May 23 2005 | Baghdad, the western suburbs | Almost 300 suspects were detained in the first day of the operation[1] |
Operation Chepultepec | May 24 2005 | May 24 2005 | Lutafiyah, the southern Ubaydah region | The Iraqi Army detained 12 suspects and captured several weapons |
Operation New Market (Souk Jadeed) | May 25 2005 | May 29 2005 | The city of Haditha | A raid on the city of Haditha to disrupt insurgents.[1][9][9] |
Operation Moon River Dragon | May 29 2005 | May 29 2005 | the village of Al Julaam | More than 40 individual males were interrogated about insurgent activities |
Operation San Juan | May 31 2005 | June 04 2005 | Security and Humanitarian: A five-day operation repairing Alternate Supply Route San Juan, making it safer for convoys and local civilians traveling the road on a daily basis | |
Operation Pitchfork | June 2005 | June 2005 | The area east of the Lake Thar-Thar region | Marines located over 50 hidden weapons caches and an underground bunker in the vicinity of a rock quarry.[12] |
Operation Uhaser | June 2005 | June 06 2005 | throughout Northern Babil province, south of Baghdad | They conducted continuous patrols, vehicle checkpoints, raids, and searches |
Operation Woodstock | June 2005 | June 06 2005 | throughout Northern Babil province, south of Baghdad | They conducted continuous patrols, vehicle checkpoints, raids, and searches |
Operation Spear (Romhe) | June 11 2005 | June 22 2005 | Karabilah | Aimed at rooting out terrorists, foreign fighters and disrupting terrorist support systems in and around Karabilah[12][12][13] |
Operation White Shield | June 13 2005 | June 14 2005 | northern Babil province | Discovered a weapons cache and detained seven terror suspects |
Operation Dagger (Khanjar) | June 18 2005 | June 18 2005 | Anbar province | The operation is focused on locating hidden weapons caches and denying terrorists sanctuary in the Southern Lake Thar-Thar region, in an area 85 kilometers northwest of Baghdad that is a suspected logistical hub.[12] |
Operation Strategic Separation (al Azil al Sitrateegi) | June 25 2005 | June 2005 | Babil province, northern portion | Two hundred and nineteen suspected insurgents were detained |
Operation Sword(Saif) | June 27 2005 | July 05 2005 | The city of Hit | To occupy the city of Hit and establish a permanent presence there by coalition and Iraqi forces.[14][15] |
Operation Shadyville | June 29 2005 | June 29 2005 | Saqlawiyah | Searched 244 houses and netted several suspected insurgent supporters, two bombs, and 50 AK-47 assault rifles |
Operation Hunter(Sayaid) | July 2005 | July 2005 | along the Euphrates River Valley and the broder of Syria | Aimed at denying Al Qaeda in Iraq the ability to operate in the Euphrates River Valley and at preventing the terrorists from continuing their campaign of murder and intimidation against the local population[16][17][18][11][19][20] |
Operation Seahorse | July 2005 | August 2005 | British-led Multi-National Division Southeast with a mission to detect and deter illicit activity along the Iraqi border | |
Operation Sergeant Thea'a | July 2005 | July 2005 | Baqubah | Was to capture, or kill, terrorists in the city |
Operation Thunder | July 2005 | July 2005 | Baghdad | Found at least 1 weapons cache and detained several suspects |
Operation Demon Digger | July 01 2005 | July 01 2005 | Al Rashid district, near | seized three weapons caches |
Operation Muthana Strike | July 04 2005 | July 04 2005 | Baghdad International Airport, neighborhoods next to | Over 100 individuals were detained as a result of the operation, including reportedly foreign fighters from Egypt |
Operation Bow Country | July 05 2005 | July 05 2005 | Baghdad, areas in the far-east portion | Counterinsurgency and reconnaissance: To find weapons and ammunition caches, and to develop intelligence on insurgent activity. |
Operation Scimitar | July 07 2005 | July 2005 | Zaidan, approximately 20 mi (30 km) southeast of Fallujah | At least 22 suspected insurgents were detained |
Operation Warriors Rage | July 15 2005 | July 15 2005 | Baghdad, the Ameriyah district | The search found 10 to 12 122/130-millimeter rounds enhanced with propane to make a larger fireball in the explosion |
Operation Teddy Drop | July 15 2005 | July 15 2005 | Baghdad | A humanitarian mission geared to give teddy bears to Iraqi children[21] |
Battle of Haditha | August 01 2005 | August 03 2005 | Haditha | Was a battle fought over two days that were under insurgent control in the Euphrates River valley during 2005 |
Operation Quickstrike | August 03 2005 | August 10 2005 | Haditha, Haqliniyah, and Barwanah | An offensive operation aimed at disrupting insurgent activities and recovering a missing Marine sniper.[22] |
Operation Able Warrior | August 04 2005 | August 04 2005 | Baghdad, west of the Baghdad International Airport | Was conducted in order to disrupt car bombing cells and roadside bomb emplacers, and prevent them from planning, preparing and carrying out terrorist attacks in the area. |
Operation Restoring Rights | August 26 2005 | 2005 | the northern city of Tall Afar, located 30 mi (50 km) west of MosulIraq | Was a massive military push to engage and destroy the heavy insurgent contingent located there. |
Operation Royalty | September 06 2005 | September 2005 | northwest of Baghdad | Captured bomb makers in the process of planting a car bomb[23] |
Battle of Tal Afar | September 01 2005 | September 18 2005 | Tal Afar | The city was temporarily cleared for elections in 2005, but was not secured in a long-term view. |
Operation Cyclone(Zoba) | September 11 2005 | September 11 2005 | Rutbah | Against al-Qaida fighters |
Operation Flea Flicker | September 14 2005 | September 14 2005 | Zafaraniya | Was designed to disrupt insurgent activity in the area in preparation for the, 15 October constitutional referendum[24] |
Operation National Unity | September 29 2005 | September 14 2005, at least until | Baghdad | Charged with the objective of detecting and halting insurgent activity.[20] |
Operation Rose Bowl | September 29 2005 | September 29 2005 | Mohawla, Diyala | search in Mohawla 952. |
Operation Clydesdale | October 2005 | October 2005 | ||
Operation Mountaineers(Hiba) | October 2005 | October 2005 | southern Ramadi | Which consists of 400 ISF soldiers and 500 U.S. service members, is to disrupt insurgents |
Operation Carentan | October 2005 | December 2005 | Diyala and Salah ad Din Governorate] | Was responsible for detaining over 700 suspected insurgents and clearing 120 weapons caches |
Operation Constitution Hammer | October 2005 | October 2005 | Fallujah | Was conducted to disrupt insurgent activity along the main supply routes in Fallujah, find and capture weapons caches, and kill or capture insurgents |
Operation Iron Fist (Kabda Bil Hadid) | October 01 2005 | October 06 2005 | Sadah approximately 12 km. from the Syrian border | In order to root out al Qaeda in Iraq terrorists operating in the area and to disrupt terrorist support systems in and around the city[16][17] |
Operation Bowie | October 02 2005 | October 04 2005 | Ar Ramadi, southern portion | While sweeping through the mostly rural area, the ISF assisted the Marines in identifying people who were not from here and helped in searching homes and buildings for weapons caches and insurgent propaganda. |
Operation Saratoga | October 02 2005 | October 2005 | North Central Iraq | To provide a safe observance of Ramadan and security for the upcoming referendum[16] |
Operation River Gate (Bawwabatu Annaher) | October 04 2005 | October 05 2005 | Haditha, Haqlaniyah and Barwana | The operation's goal is to deny the al Qaeda in Iraq terrorist network the ability to operate in the three Euphrates River Valley cities and to free the local citizens from the insurgents' campaign of murder and intimidation[17][16][25][26][27] |
Operation Fiesta Bowl | October 11 2005 | October 11 2005 | Mohawla | search in Mohawla 964 |
Operation Doctor | October 25 2005 | October 25 2005 | Ar Ramadi, the Women's and Children's Hospital | The operation, led by Civil Affairs Group 6, supplied the hospital and the local Ministry of Health with more than $500,000 in medical supplies and equipment that was sorely needed by the citizens of the Al Anbar provincial capital. |
Operation Cornhusker | November 01 2005 | November 01 2005 | Mohawla | cordon and search in Mohawla 953 and clearing operations in Mohawla 955 |
Operation Open Window | November 2005 | 2005 | the south central region of Iraq | To prepare the area for transfer to the responsibility of the Iraqi 8th Division. |
Operation Tigers (Numur) | November 2005 | December 2005 | Ramadi | Resulted in the capture of several weapons caches and several terrorist suspects[22] |
Operation Wolf Stalk II | November 2005 | November 2005 | Ninevah | Soldiers were charged with disrupting insurgent activity and responding to the needs of local citizens. |
Operation Great Lakes | November 2005 | November 2005 | Army National Guard, Army and USMC units from FOB Grizzly were charged with disrupting insurgent activity south of Udame. SFC Kyle B. Wehrly of the 2nd Battalion, 123rd Field Artillery was killed in the Operation. | |
Operation Shank(Harba) | November 02 2005 | December 03 2005 | Ramadi, central and southern portions | Was the fifth in a series by the Iraqi army and coalition forces engaged in combined clearing operations to disrupt terrorism and set conditions for a successful, 15 December election in the provincial capital of Anbar[28] |
Operation Syrian Round-up | November 05 2005 | November 05 2005 | Zafaraniya | clear Mohawla 965. A car was confiscated. |
Operation Steel Curtain (Al Hajip Elfulathi) | November 05 2005 | November 22 2005 | Karabilah | A Continued effort to clear the town of insurgent activity and weapons[18][11][19][20] |
Operation Slapshot | November 06 2005 | November 06 2005 | near Sindabad | targets in M979 and clear Bania Farm. |
Operation Fiesta Bowl II | November 09 2005 | November 09 2005 | Diyala | clear M964. |
Operation Knockout | November 12 2005 | November 12 2005 | Ba'qubah | A division-size raid designed to destroy or disrupt all of their cells in a large locality in a single night |
Operation Paradise City II | November 12 2005 | November 12 2005 | Around Rasheed Airfield | Clearing operation in Zone 11W |
Operation Kennesaw Dragon | November 14 2005 | November 15 2005 | Dawr | Conducted an air assault into landing zones outside the town and moved in to search for insurgents, insurgent activity and weapons caches. |
Operation Panthers (Numur) | November 16 2005 | November 18 2005 | Ramadi, the Sophia district | Discovered weapons caches and detained suspected terrorists[22] |
Operation Home Run | November 17 2005 | November 17 2005 | Zafaraniya | clear Mohawla 959 in Zafaraniya |
Operation Bruins(Dibbah) | November 19 2005 | November 20 2005 | Ramadi | Part of a series of disruption operations in Ramadi and is designed to set the conditions for successful elections in December[22] |
Operation Cotton Bowl | November 22 2005 | November 22 2005 | Zafaraniya | clear Mohawla 961 in Zafaraniya |
Operation Lions(Asad) | November 22 2005 | November 24 2005 | Ar Ramadi, the Tammim area | This operation involved Iraqi Army and Coalition Forces clearing sections of the city in order to disrupt the insurgency and set conditions for successful elections on 15 December[22] |
Operation Tyche Round-up | November 26 2005 | November 26 2005 | Diyala | capture/kill AIF targets in Mohawla 964. |
Operation Turkey Bowl | November 28 2005 | November 28 2005 | Zafaraniya | clear Mohawla 951. |
Operation Iron Hammer (Matraqa Hadidia) | November 30 2005 | December 03 2005 | Hai al Becker region | The completion of construction of a long-term base on the eastern side of the Euphrates River across from Hīt and about 170 kilometers west of Baghdad.[14] |
Operation Green Trident | December 2005 | December 2005 | Fallujah, south of | U.S. Marines discovered more than ten metric tons of munitions hidden at 72 cache sites 39 km south of Fallujah[29] |
Operation Rams(Tallie) | December 04 2005 | December 04 2005 | Ramadi | The forces have discovered four weapons[30] |
Operation Stocking Stuffer | December 04 2005 | December 04 2005 | Diyala | raid on 3 Ansar-al-Sunna targets in M964 |
Operation Skinner(Gashshaa) | December 07 2005 | December 10 2005 | central Ramadi | The operation netted four weapons caches and several detainees and also two command initiated rocket systems designed to ambush passing convoys in central Ramadi. The combined forces also discovered a roadside bomb that the insurgents planned to use in the rocket attack. |
Operation Able Rising Force | December 08 2005 | December 09 2005 | Khadisia | Locate and detain suspected terrorists[31] |
Operation Bull Dawg Chariot | December 08 2005 | December 08 2005 | Baqubah, near | The operation reportedly netted four suspected terrorists[31] |
Operation Liberty Express | December 13 2005 | December 15 2005 | Fallujah | Transportation of election supplies from the printer to the camp, where Iraqi Police and members of the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq picked up and escorted the supplies, including ballots, and dispersed them to various polling sites in the city of Fallujah.[32] |
See also[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Samantha L. Quigley (May 26, 2005). Operations Disrupt Enemy, Give Iraqi Forces Experience. Armed Forces Press Service. Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Sgt. Matthew Acosta (February 9, 2005). Operation Trailblazer Makes Iraqi Roads Safer. Armed Forces Press Service. Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Five U.S. Soldiers Die; Accident Kills Polish Soldier. Armed Forces Press Service (February 25, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Jim Garamone (February 20, 2005). Iraqi Casualties Mount; Marines Start Operation River Blitz. Armed Forces Press Service. Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Iraq Ops Yield Suspects, Weapons, Missing Artifacts. Armed Forces Press Service (June 4, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Spc. Emily J. Wilsoncroft (April 13, 2005). Iraqi, U.S. Soldiers Detain More Than 65 Terrorists. Armed Forces Press Service. Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Iraq Dragnet Snags 18 Suspects; Detainee Dies at Hospital. Armed Forces Press Service (April 25, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ 'Operation Cobweb' Targets Enemy in Iraq's Wasit Province. Armed Forces Press Service (May 11, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 U.S. Helo Crash Claims Two Lives; Marine Killed in Operation. Armed Forces Press Service (May 27, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28. Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 Steel Curtain Troops Move Into Ubaydi. Armed Forces Press Service (November 14, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 Marines Continue Operation Spear, Begin Operation Dagger in Iraq. Armed Forces Press Service (June 18, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28. Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Operations Net Suspects and Terror Tools in Iraq. Armed Forces Press Service (December 3, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Terror Suspects Captured in Iraq; Operation Sword Continues. Armed Forces Press Service (June 30, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 Major Offensive Operations Continue in Iraq. Armed Forces Press Service (October 7, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 Soldiers Killed During Operation River Gate; Iron Fist Ends. Armed Forces Press Service (October 8, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28. Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 'Steel Curtain' Continues, 3 U.S. Troops Die In Iraq. Armed Forces Press Service (November 13, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Spc. Derek Del Rosario (July 15, 2005). Teddy Troopers 'Jump' Into Arms of Iraqi Children. Armed Forces Press Service. Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 22.4 Joint U.S.-Iraqi Security Operations Fighting Terrorists in Iraq. Armed Forces Press Service (August 6, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28. Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Operation Flea Flicker Sweeps through Zafaraniya. Armed Forces Press Service (September 15, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ U.S. Soldier Killed in Baghdad; Operation River Gate Continues. Armed Forces Press Service (October 6, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Operation River Gate Begins in Iraq's Euphrates Valley. Armed Forces Press Service (October 5, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ 98 Terror Suspects Captured; Operation River Gate Continues. Armed Forces Press Service (October 11, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Ramadi Operation Launched to Disrupt Terror Group. Armed Forces Press Service (December 2, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ Marines Unearth Weapons Caches; Tipsters Lead Troops to More Cache. Armed Forces Press Service (January 2, 2006). Retrieved on 2014-12-26.
- ↑ Iraqi, Coalition Forces Wrap Up Operation Rams in Ramadi. Armed Forces Press Service (December 7, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-28.
- ↑ 31.0 31.1 One Iraq Operation Ends, Another in Final Stages. Armed Forces Press Service (December 9, 2005). Retrieved on 2014-12-26.
- ↑ Cpl. James D. Hamel (December 22, 2005). Operation Liberty Express veterans stand post together. Leatherneck.com. Retrieved on 2014-12-26.
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