December 2002 - March 2003: The March To War
March 20, 2003: The War Begins
March 21, 2003: Troops Enter Iraq
March 22, 2003: Shock And Awe, Baghdad Burns
March 23, 2003: U.S. Troops Get Halfway To Baghdad
March 24, 2003: Five U.S. Troops Are Captured As American Forces Hit Their First Setbacks
March 26, 2003: A Sandstorm Slows U.S. Troops
April 10, 2003: Baghdad Falls
April 12, 2003: Security Deteriorates in Iraqi Cities As Americans Stand By
April 14, 2003: Captured U.S. Troops Are Freed
April 2003: Private Jessica Lynch, a POW, Is Reportedly Rescued By U.S. Troops, A Story Later Revealed To Be Wildly Exaggerated
April 2003: The Insurgency Deepens
May 1, 2003: George Bush Stands On An Aircraft Carrier And Declares And End To Major Combat Operations In Iraq
July 2003: As The War Continues, No WMDS Are Found
July 2003: U.S. Troop Deaths Continue To Rise As Public Approval Of The War Begins To Dip
October 2003: With Bush's Approval Dipping, Americans Begins To Question Why The Intelligence Was So Wrong
December 15, 2003: Saddam Is Captured
April 2004: News of U.S. Troop Abuses Of Prisoners At Abu Ghraib Prison Comes To Light
April 1, 2004: The Battle For Fallujah Begins
June 29, 2004: The Hand Over Of Power To An Interim Iraqi Government Makes Iraq A Sovereign Nation Once More
November 2004: Bush Wins Reelection With Promises To Fix Iraq
January 31, 2005: Iraqis Vote In Free Elections
February 2006: More Than 140 killed in Iraq In One Day, One Of The Deadliest Days Of The War
November 6, 2006: Saddam Sentenced To Death
November 10, 2006: Bush Suffers A Massive Defeat In The 2006 Midterm Elections, The Next Day Donald Rumsfeld Is Fired
December 30, 2006: Saddam Is Executed
March 2007: Reports Show U.S. Soldiers Face Terrible Conditions At Walter Reed Hospital
March 19, 2007: The Iraq War Four Years Later
January 11, 2007: President Bush Announces His Plan To Send 20,000 More Troops Into Iraq
March 19, 2008: Iraq, Five, Years Later
April 9, 2008: General David Petraeus Says Progress Has Been Made To Curb Violence, Asks Slow Troop Withdrawal
August 19, 2010: The Last Combat Brigade Leaves Iraq, About 50,000 U.S. Troops Remain In The Country.
December 16, 2011: The Iraq War Ends
December 18, 2011: The Last U.S. Troops Leave Iraq