U.S. Iraq War Longer Than World War II
The Iraq war has lasted three years and eight months, longer than the United States’ involvement in World War II. President Bush weighs strategy as pace and outcomes hinge on top reviews and Baker Hamilton commission findings.
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Iraq War duration exceeds World War II in U S history
The article lists war durations and notes Iraq began in March 2003 and continues, surpassing World War II in length. It cites lawmakers including Senator John McCain urging more troops, while Senator Carl Levin calls for a homeward push. Analysts warn no viable path offers clear victory and say the initiative has shifted to Iraq.
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Insurgents Kill 21 Shiites in Iraqi Village Attack
Gunmen broke into two Shiite homes in Balad Ruz, killing 21 men in front of relatives as sectarian violence spiked across Iraq. U S and Iraqi forces reported 58 insurgents killed north of Baghdad while Baghdad kept a 24 hour curfew amid a week of bloodshed ahead of a regional summit.
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