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The war in Vietnam, the Korean War, World War 1, World War 2...were fought against Nations (countries). The United States is NOT at war with Iraq nor Afghanistan. The US is at war with insurgents/terrorists (criminals that attacked New York City on 9/11); they just happen to be in the Iraq/Afghanistan regions.
All three involve a predominantly United States army invading a Middle Eastern country. Aside from that, these wars have little in common.
What war? There was many. The Iraq War, Invasion of Afghanistan, Gulf War, Vietnam, Korea, WWII, WWI, Civil War, The War of Independence...
1. Operation Desert Storm (Removing Iraq from Kuwait) occurred in January-February 1991 (lasted about 45 days). 2. Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan) occurred in October 2001; a result of 9/11. 3. Operation Iraqi Freedom (Iraq) occurred in 2003; removing Hussain from power.
He ended the War in Iraq, but not in Afghanistan.
The Afghanistan War in Afghanistan. Iraq is currently plagued by an insurgency that the Iraqi central government is working to overcome.
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Afghanistan has never gone to war with Iraq, so the question is unanswerable.
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Yes. I have no doubt the American people have had enough!
Absolutly not. And to make it perfectly clear, the Iraq and Afghanistan wars are two different wars.
No. Iraq and Afghanistan are two separate countries.
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Iraq and Afghanistan. We are not officially at war with Iran, and do not have permission to fight in their country against Talliban. Iraq and Iran
Afghans did not participate in the Iran-Iraq War. During this period, Afghanistan was fighting the Soviet Union and trying to repel them from the country. However, Afghans were alive during the Iran-Iraq War. (So, technically speaking, there were Afghans during the Iran-Iraq War, just not in that war.)
It has seen service in Iraq and Afghanistan.