[PDF] Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) History Brief

Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) History Brief

Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) History Brief §Eo8REoiF-0N8~~140630 May 03 Classified by: Lt Gen NA Schwartz, DJ-3 Reason: 1 5(a) Declassify on: 8 May 13

Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) History Brief

Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) History Brief Classified by: Lt Gen N A Schwartz, DJ-3 SEORET P40FORP4 14 0630 May 03 Reason: 1 5(a) Declassify on: 8 May 13

OIF Timeline / Significant Events - Veterans Affairs

OIF Timeline / Significant Events 2003: INVASION • March 17: President Bush gives Saddam Hussein 48-hour deadline to give up power • March 19: Military operations to disarm Iraq begin Bush announces strikes during speech to America at 10:15 p m Eastern Time

Nutrition and OI

Operation IRAQI FREEDOM – By The Numbers

Apr 30, 2003 · Unclassified Unclassified 2 Operation Iraqi Freedom – By The Numbers Purpose To establish a single source of aggregated facts about Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) from the Combined Forces Air

Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom Review

Understanding of OEF/OIF Veteran health the national Health Study for a new generation of u S Veterans is a 10-year investigation by Va to study the health of oeF/oiF Veterans the study will look at chronic and acute medical conditions, post-traumatic stress disorder (ptSd), traumatic brain injury (tBi), general health perceptions,

Respiratory Issues in Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Fires in the Close Fight: OIF Lessons Learned

3 Infantry On Point for the Army Purpose • Inform Senior Infantry Leaders on Lessons Learned During OIF From a BCT Perspective • Generate Discussion on Implications for the Future

Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom

Operation Iraqi Freedom started in March 2003 with the invasion of Iraq Last combat brigade left Iraq August 2010 Operation New Dawn started September 1, 2011 As of September 2013, approximately 1,724,058 OEF/OIF/OND have separated from military service Approximately 998,004 (58 ) have sought care from VA

Army Deployments to OIF and OEF - RAND Corporation

OEF/OIF is defined as “a DoD Service member who is or has been physically located within the OEF/OIF combat zones or areas of operation (AOR), or has been specifically identified by his/her service as ‘directly supporting’ the OEF/OIF mission outside the designated combat zone (e g , U S Air Force