Second Battle of Fallujah - Related Documentaries and Popular Media

Related Documentaries and Popular Media

Documentaries
  • Fallujah, The Hidden Massacre, a documentary alleging the use of white phosphorus and the Mk-77 by the U.S. Army against civilians in the city.
  • Occupation: Dreamland, a 2005 documentary film that follows soldiers of the 1/505 of the 82nd Airborne Division in Fallujah, Iraq, in the beginning of 2004.
  • Shootout! - D-Day: Fallujah (UPC: 733961741353), a 2006 A&E History Channel Special detailing various gun battles that occurred during the Second Battle of Fallujah.
Dramatizations
  • Games:
    • Six Days in Fallujah, is a video game that follows a squad of Marines from 3rd Battalion 1st Marines over the span of the six bloodiest days in the battle for Fallujah. It was designed with input from active-duty and retired marines from 3rd Battalion 1st Marines, as well as interviews from the U.S. Marines, Iraqi insurgents, and Iraqi civilians involved in the battle. Currently the game has no publisher after being dropped by Konami for the controversy surrounding it and remains in limbo.
    • Close Combat: First to Fight, is a video game that was also designed with input from active-duty and retired Marines from 3rd Battalion 1st Marines, who had participated in combat around Fallujah, Iraq during Operation Phantom Fury.
    • Phantom Fury: The 2nd Battle for Fallujah, is a solitaire board game based on the actions 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division in the Jolan district in November 2004.
Other
  • Christmas in Fallujah, song by Jefferson Pepper (2005) (UPC: 669910486467)
  • Christmas in Fallujah, song by Cass Dillon and Billy Joel (2007) (Digital download, CD single)
  • Fallujah, an opera with music by the Canadian composer Tobin Stokes and libretto by Heather Raffo.

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