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Juba became famous after videos showing footage of his shootings appeared online. The second of these videos shows Juba marking a tally of 37 "kills". [2] Juba became a folk hero among many Iraqis due to his role in fighting against the American military in Iraq. Juba worked in mostly Sunni parts of Iraq, specifically the Anbar province.
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Central Command has released similar videos before, including one that shows a strike against an armed Islamic State truck in Iraq last month. Check out all the new videos in the gallery above ...
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This video is from the editorialized version of Collateral Murder but has had the editorial removed. (Full audio transcript) Other video clips including the full 39-minute footage and clips corresponding to the Army report exhibits were also made available by WikiLeaks.
On 4 February 2013, Wathiq al-Batat of the Shiite militant group Hezbollah in Iraq, announced the formation of the Mukhtar Army to fight against al-Qaeda and the Free Iraqi Army. [8] In August 2014, the group became defunct, after a large offensive by ISIL in northern Iraq, with activity on their websites ceasing.
Free Iraqi Forces (FIF) desert battle dress uniform with insignia (Private collection of P-E / Militariabelgium) The program was seen as unsuccessful, with at one point some US$63 million spent to recruit and train 69 troops for the FIF, and the program was dissolved in April 2003.