On March 21, 2003, the second Gulf War began with an amphibious assault on the Iraqi city of Umm Qasr, a small strategically important port on the Kuwaiti border. The battle lasted only a few days and was followed by a massive effort to remove underwater mines and clear a lane for delivery of ships to deliver humanitarian supplies.
On March 21, 2003, the second Gulf War began with an amphibious assault on the Iraqi city of Umm Qasr, a small strategically important port on the Kuwaiti border. The battle lasted only a few days and was followed by a massive effort to remove underwater mines and clear a lane for delivery of ships to deliver humanitarian supplies.
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