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Iraqi Officers Were Stunned By American Night Vision and Precision Bombing in 2003

March 2003. Iraqi commanders believed darkness would protect their armored columns as American forces invaded. They were catastrophically wrong.
This is the story of how night-vision technology, GPS-guided bombs, and thermal sensors transformed the oldest tactical advantage in warfare—the cover of darkness—into a death trap. Iraqi Republican Guard officers watched their formations systematically destroyed in pre-dawn strikes they never saw coming. Tank crews who thought they were invisible glowed like beacons through American FLIR sensors. Convoys moving under cover of night were tracked by Predator drones and obliterated by precision weapons released from miles away.
From the opening "shock and awe" bombardment on March nineteenth to Baghdad's fall on April ninth, Iraqi forces discovered they were fighting not just a superior military, but a different century of warfare. Officers trained in Soviet doctrine, veterans of the Iran-Iraq War and Desert Storm, found every assumption they held about combat rendered obsolete by an enemy that owned the night.
Through diary entries, intercepted communications, and post-war interviews, we reconstruct how Iraqi commanders experienced the psychological collapse of watching their forces erased in darkness—and how American technology turned a three-week conventional war into a demonstration of what happens when one side can see everything and the other can see nothing.
The night no longer belonged to soldiers. It belonged to machines.


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