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Us Occupation Of Iraq Tmln

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  1. April 2003: Iraqi Engineers Ready to Rebuild Country’s Infrastructure
  2. October 2006: Committee of Iraqis Begin Working on Oil Law under Pressure from US
  3. July 2006: Draft of Iraq Oil Law Completed
  4. June 2004: IAMB Learns That Oil Metering Equipment is Still Not Installed
  5. February 2004: Watchdog Informs CPA that Oil Production Goes Unmetered
  6. Early February 2006: Iraqi Government Allegedly Warned of Potential Attack on ‘Golden Mosque’ in Samarra
  7. (Summer 2003): Iraq Survey Group Concludes Iraqi Drones Harmless
  8. December 2006: Iraq Study Group Final Report Recommends Urgent Changes to Iraq’s Oil Industry; Report Rejected by Bush
  9. July 2003: Iraq Survey Group Investigates Aluminum Tubes at Nasr Munitions Plant
  10. Autumn 2004: Oil Lobby Group Calls for Use of Production Sharing Agreements in Iraq
  11. Summer 2003: Lobby Group Solicits Money from Oil Companies to Help Shape Iraq Oil Policy
  12. January 2005: Oil Lobby Report Given to Iraqi Finance Minister
  13. December 2003-May 2004: Oil Lobby Group Refers to Its Iraq Project as a Potential ‘Beachhead’ for ‘Expansion in the Middle East’
  14. (Mid-2006): Washington Sends Corporate Lawyer to Iraq to Assist with Drafting of Oil Law
  15. March 2003-November 2005: Mass Detentions of Iraqis by US Military Yield Few Convictions
  16. (2003): New Iraqi Ministry of Trade Official Will Push for Iraq Membership into IMF
  17. November 2005: Report: PSAs Would Cost Iraq ‘Hundreds of Billions of Dollars’ in Lost Revenue
  18. May 2003: White House-Connected Lobbyists Form Company to Advise Companies on Doing Business in Iraq
  19. October 2003: Contract to Audit CPA’s Expenditures Awarded to Unqualified Firm
  20. April 2003: State Department Oil and Energy Working Group Publishes its Formal Policy Recommendations for Post-Invasion Iraq
  21. November 2006-January 2007: Oil Giants Send ‘Teams’ into Iraq to Help Shape Oil Law
  22. November 2006: CPA Official Shrugs Off Missing $8.8 Billion in Iraq Funds
  23. June 2004: Only 15,000 Iraqis Employed in Reconstruction Projects
  24. 2006: US Appropriates Only $3 Billion for New Iraqi Defense Forces
  25. August 2006: US Military Ordered to Find and Detain Iranians in Iraq
  26. Late March 2007: Fatah Al-Islam Accused of Being Foreign Import
  27. February 2003: Russia Outlaws Islamic Militant Group That Is Later Supported by US
  28. March 2007: Leader of Fatah al-Islam Says US Is a Target of Future Attacks
  29. August 2004: Shell Oil Looking for PR Officer with ‘Strong Family Connections’ to Work for Shell Iraq
  30. March 2004: Two New Former Oil Industry Executives are Appointed as Advisers to Iraq’s Oil Ministry
  31. After Summer 2004: British Foreign and Commonwealth Office Advise Iraqi Oil Ministry
  32. Summer 2004: Britain Says Iraq Needs to Work with Foreign Oil Companies to Increase Oil Output
  33. (April 2003): USAID Solicits Bid to Draft Economic Reorganization Plan for Iraq
  34. September 2003: US Purchases $20 Mil in Small Arms for Iraqi Police, Despite Available Weapons In Iraq’s Arsenals
  35. March 2007: Journalist Calls Neocon Policy Paper ‘A Playbook for US-Israel Foreign Policy During Bush-Cheney Era’
  36. July 10 -11, 2005: US and Iraqi Officials Meet to Discuss Economic Reforms
  37. August 2003: US Admits Using Bombs Similar to Napalm in Iraq
  38. Mid-November 2004: US Troops Use White Phosphorus against Human Targets in Fallujah
  39. October 2003: Sick or Wounded US Troops Held in Substandard Limbo for Months
  40. Summer 2003: White House Reluctant to Renew Imminent Danger Pay Increase for US Soldiers
  41. June 2003: White House Against Congress Increasing Gratuity for Families of Killed Soldiers
  42. April 2003 and later: Many US Troops Deployed to Iraq with Obsolete Body Armor
  43. March 2003 and After: Transport Vehicles for US Army in Iraq Not Prepared for Combat Zones
  44. March 2003 and later: US Soldiers in Iraq Forced to Retrofit Armored Vehicles on Their Own
  45. Summer 2003-March 2004: US Army Wants Soldiers to Use Sandbags to Fix Underarmed Transport Vehicles
  46. October 2003: Bullets Penetrate Some US Army Transport Vehicles in Iraq
  47. October 2003: Manufacturers of Fully Armored Vehicles for US Army in Iraq Not at Full Production
  48. October 2004: US Troops Still Waiting for Retrofitting of Their Supply Trucks
  49. Late October 2004: Some National Guard Units Sent to Iraq with Inadequate Ammo and Equipment
  50. March 2003 and later: US National Guard Units in Iraq Are Less Equipped than US Army Units