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In 2008, a U.S. brigade fought a six-week battle in Baghdad while protecting crews tasked with building a concrete barrier. After a political agreement collapsed in March, militia fighters began firing more than 1,000 rockets and mortars into the Green Zone. A large clearing operation was considered too costly, so the 3rd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division took a different approach. They built a 12-foot concrete wall intended to cut militia fighters off from their rocket-launch sites. The construction crews worked while facing sniper fire, RPGs, and IED attacks. Apaches, fighters, and drones provided cover while intelligence teams tracked rocket teams back toward their leadership and supply depot. By mid-May, the wall had been completed and rocket fire had collapsed. A ceasefire was declared on May 12, and Iraqi troops entered Sadr City eight days later while meeting almost no resistance. . . 🛒 Website - GearRack.com . . #GearRack #SadrCity #IraqWar #MilitaryHistory #USArmy #Baghdad #MilitaryFacts #MilitaryEngineering #CombatEngineers #USMilitary #ArmyHistory #MilitaryOperations #Iraq #HistoryFacts #MilitaryHistoryFacts

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