Why was Iraq Invaded in 2003?

Forward surgery on Operation Telic--Iraq 2003.

Two Air Assault Surgical Groups (AASGs) from 16 Close Support Medical Regiment deployed to Kuwait on Operation Telic in February 2003. Each AASG was comprised of a four-table resuscitation facility, a two table FST and a twin-bedded ITU facility. An A+E Consultant and nurse, an experienced radiographer and laboratory technician with two further RGNs and CMTs provided resuscitation support. Each...

Why was Relativity Accepted?

Historians of science have published many studies of the reception of Einstein’s special and general theories of relativity. Based on a review of these studies, and my own research on the role of the light-bending prediction in the reception of general relativity, I discuss the role of three kinds of reasons for accepting relativity: (1) empirical predictions and explanations; (2) social-psycho...

Severe eye injuries in the war in Iraq, 2003-2005.

PURPOSE To document the incidence and treatment of patients with severe ocular and ocular adnexal injuries during Operation Iraqi Freedom. DESIGN Retrospective hospital-based observational analysis of injuries. PARTICIPANTS All coalition forces, enemy prisoners of war, and civilians with severe ocular and ocular adnexal injuries. METHODS The authors retrospectively examined severe ocular ...

Mortality before and after the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

Rural CME in Iraq: SRPC Care to Care Project--2003.