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The Iraqi Victory Arch was commissioned by Saddam Hussein in 1986, while the Iran-Iraq War was still being fought. It was declared a monument to Iraq’s victory even though the war would continue for another two years. When the conflict finally ended, it ended in a ceasefire with no territory gained and more than a million people dead across both sides. The monument itself was filled with symbolism. Its enormous swords were cast from melted-down guns and tanks belonging to Iraqi soldiers killed during the war. Around the base of the two arches sat 2,500 helmets at each arch, claimed to have been taken from Iranian soldiers killed in combat. After the 2003 invasion, the area became part of Baghdad’s Green Zone. Tens of thousands of U.S. and coalition troops then lived, worked, and moved through the same parade grounds Saddam had built to celebrate the war. . . 🛒 Website - GearRack.com . . #GearRack #VictoryArch #Iraq #Baghdad #IranIraqWar #MilitaryHistory #IraqiHistory #SaddamHussein #GreenZone #MilitaryFacts #USMilitary #WarHistory #HistoryFacts #MilitaryMonument #IraqWar #USA #War

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