Iran's war on Americans began decades ago. These families still carry the scars
Nearly two decades before the latest war with Iran, an explosively formed penetrator tore through a U.S. Army vehicle on a Baghdad road, killing Staff Sgt.
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{"In Iraq, a roadside bomb called an explosively formed penetrator hit a U.S. Army vehicle.","The bomb killed Staff Sergeant William Brooks and seriously injured Sergeant Robert Bartlett.","U.S. courts say Iran made or gave the bomb and trained the fighters who used it."}
Why it matters
It shows how Iran's actions have harmed American service members and their families for years, and why the U.S. still watches Iran closely.
- What kind of weapon hit the U.S. vehicle?
- An explosively formed penetrator, a type of roadside bomb.
- Who were the American soldiers affected?
- Staff Sergeant William Brooks was killed and Sergeant Robert Bartlett was badly injured.
- What did U.S. courts find about Iran's role?
- Courts found Iran made or supplied the weapon and trained the fighters who used it.
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Iran's war on Americans began decades ago. These families still carry the scars
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