In 2010, the United States and its allies continued to shift the military focus from Iraq to Afghanistan.
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Interactive: A timeline of violence 65,000 roadside bombs, thousands of checkpoint shootings: watch the war as it happened with this Flash map.
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Coalition forces military and police deaths for seven years of the US. military presence in Iraq.
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Over seven years after the invasion of Iraq in March 2003, America's direct military involvement is now coming to an end. President Barack Obama will set out his new policy in a speech from the Oval Office on Monday August 31st. American public opinion on the war has changed enormously during that time.
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The Department of Defense is unable to account for the use of $8.7 billion of the $9.1 billion it spent on reconstruction in Iraq.
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In 2008, The New York Times published a stunning report on veterans who had come home from Iraq and Afghanistan and then were charged with murder. At that point, the paper found 121 instances of homicide, many of them related to post-traumatic stress disorder.
