The Golf War is an ongoing military campaign which began on the 20 March 2003 with the multi-national coalition of the Allied nations who know how to play golf (and therefore exempting Australia). Dwarfing most tours, the Golf War is the biggest and most controversial of golfing events. Prior to the war, Iraq's alleged possesion of illegal clubs was claimed to pose a serious and imminent threat to Western national golfing laws, an assessment supported by U.K. intelligence services, but not by other nations such as France, Russia and Germany (which is fair enough, none of those nations have any golf courses). When no evidence of such clubs were found in Iraq, the Allies then accused Saddam Hussein of disrupting international golfing events in general, but the war has come under widespread s
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| - The Golf War is an ongoing military campaign which began on the 20 March 2003 with the multi-national coalition of the Allied nations who know how to play golf (and therefore exempting Australia). Dwarfing most tours, the Golf War is the biggest and most controversial of golfing events. Prior to the war, Iraq's alleged possesion of illegal clubs was claimed to pose a serious and imminent threat to Western national golfing laws, an assessment supported by U.K. intelligence services, but not by other nations such as France, Russia and Germany (which is fair enough, none of those nations have any golf courses). When no evidence of such clubs were found in Iraq, the Allies then accused Saddam Hussein of disrupting international golfing events in general, but the war has come under widespread s
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Strength
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*USMC
*SAS
*Colin Montgomery
Clubs
*4 Wood
*9 Iron
*6 Putter
- Personnel
*The Baath Party Golfers
*Those who chose to participate in the "Al-Qaeda Golfing Weekend!"
*Iraqi insurgents
Clubs
*AK-47 Wood
*AK-47 Iron
*AK-47 Putter
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Casus
| - War justifications:
*America and Europe decide to forego Ryder Cup and invade Iraq instead
*Al-Qaeda threat upon western golf courses
*Complaints issued by other club members against the Iraqi insurgency causing disruption on the golf course
*Theory of illegal clubs
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Date
| - 2008-12-13(xsd:date)
- --03-20
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Commander
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- 22(xsd:integer)
- File:22px-Flag of United States.png Barack Obama
- File:22px-Flag of United States.png George Bush
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Territory
| - Only hole 17 has been liberated of extremist influence so far
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Caption
| - Clockwise from top left: An Iraqi soldier tees off outside Basra; Golf balls issued to U.S.M.C. troops; U.S.M.C. soldier being trained on-site by U.S. Army officer; Al-Qaeda issued helmet.
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Casualties
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- 1607553(xsd:integer)
- Military dead:
- Most of them
- Total dead
- *Iraq: 507,234
Golf balls misplaced
- *UK: 645
- *USA: 4,704
- Golf balls misplaced
- Still enough left to go home and compete in the Ryder Cup
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Result
| - Conflict ongoing:
*Bin Laden shot
*Saddam Hussein executed
*Allied forces still stuck in the bunker on hole 5
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combatant
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- 22(xsd:integer)
- File:22px-Flag of United States.png United States
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| - The Golf War is an ongoing military campaign which began on the 20 March 2003 with the multi-national coalition of the Allied nations who know how to play golf (and therefore exempting Australia). Dwarfing most tours, the Golf War is the biggest and most controversial of golfing events. Prior to the war, Iraq's alleged possesion of illegal clubs was claimed to pose a serious and imminent threat to Western national golfing laws, an assessment supported by U.K. intelligence services, but not by other nations such as France, Russia and Germany (which is fair enough, none of those nations have any golf courses). When no evidence of such clubs were found in Iraq, the Allies then accused Saddam Hussein of disrupting international golfing events in general, but the war has come under widespread scruntinisation and cricitism, as no-one likes having their favourite show being cancelled in favour of boring golf on the TV. __TOC__
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