Operation Desert Scorpion (Iraq 2003) - Military Units Involved

Military Units Involved

US forces reported to be involved were
  • 3rd Infantry Division
  • 4th Infantry Division
  • 101st Airborne Division
  • 1st Armored Division
  • 2d Armored Cavalry Regiment
  • 3d Armored Cavalry Regiment
  • 149th Transportation Company
  • 671st Eng Co
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2003 Operations
  • Iraqi Freedom
  • Abiline
  • Airborne Dragon
  • All American Tiger
  • Antica Babilonia (Ancient Babylon)
  • Arrowhead Blizzard
  • Bayonet Lightning
  • Boothill
  • Bulldog Mammoth
  • Catalyst
  • Chamberlain
  • Choke Hold
  • Clear Area
  • Desert Scorpion
  • Desert Snowplough
  • Desert Thrust
  • Devil Siphon
  • Eagle Curtain
  • Falconer
  • Gratitude
  • Industrial Sweep
  • Iron Bullet
  • Iron Force
  • Iron Grip
  • Iron Hammer
  • Iron Justice
  • Ivy Blizzard
  • Ivy Cyclone
  • Ivy Cyclone II
  • Ivy Lightning
  • Ivy Needle
  • Ivy Serpent
  • Longstreet
  • Mandarin Squeeze
  • Northern Delay
  • OK Corral
  • Option North
  • Overcoat
  • Panther Backroads
  • Panther Squeeze
  • Peninsula Strike
  • Planet X
  • Red Dawn
  • Rifles Blitz
  • Rifles Fury
  • Rifle Sweep
  • Salm
  • Santa Strike
  • Scorpion Sting
  • Sidewinder
  • Silverado
  • Soda Mountain
  • Spartan Scorpian
  • Sweeny
  • Telic
  • Tiger Clean Sweep
  • Tyr
  • Whitehouse
See also
  • Iraq
  • Invasion
  • Post Invasion
  • Iraq Operations - Chronological
  • Timeline
  • Insurgent attacks
  • Casualties
Iraq War
Prior events
  • Disarmament crisis
  • WMD claims
  • Rationale
  • Popular opinion
  • Public relations
  • February interview
  • Biological weapons
Invasion
  • Preparations
  • Multi-National Force
  • Timeline
  • Battle of Nasiriyah
  • Invasion of Baghdad
  • Debecka Pass
  • Firdos Square statue
  • Mission Accomplished Speech
  • WMD investigation
  • Coalition Provisional Authority
Key events
  • Invasion
  • Anbar Province
  • Execution of Saddam Hussein
  • Insurgency
    • Post-invasion insurgency
    • Civil war (2006-2008)
    • U.S. withdrawal violence
  • Post-withdrawal insurgency
Opinions
  • Opposition
  • Protests
  • Criticism
  • Legitimacy
  • United Nations
  • International community
  • Associated people
Controversy
2003
Baghdad Museum looting
Fallujah killings
2004
Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse
Mukaradeeb wedding party massacre
2005
Haditha killings
2006
Mahmudiyah killings
Ishaqi incident
2007
Baghdad airstrike
Blackwater Baghdad shootings
2010
Iraq War documents leak
Impact
  • Refugees
  • Duelfer Report
  • Damage to Baghdad
  • Iraq Interim Governing Council
  • Aid and Investment
  • Economic reform
  • Financial cost
  • Casualties
  • Chilcot Inquiry
  • Human rights
Timeline
  • Military operations
  • Insurgent attacks
  • Aircraft losses
  • 2003
  • 2004
  • 2005
  • 2006
  • 2007
  • 2008
  • 2009
  • 2010
  • 2011
  • Wikinews
  • Commons

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