Title: Cost of Iraq War: Timeline, Economic Impact
Headings: Cost of Iraq War, Its Timeline, and the Economic Impact
Cost of Iraq War, Its Timeline, and the Economic Impact
Timeline of Iraq War Costs
FY 2003 - $90.3 Billion
FY 2004 - $90.9 Billion
FY 2005 - $105.8 Billion
FY 2006 - $108.3 Billion
FY 2007 - $155.9 Billion
FY 2008 - $196.8 Billion
FY 2009 - $132.9 Billion
FY 2010 - $83.4 Billion
FY 2011 - $50.9 Billion
2012-2014 - $7.8 Billion
2015–2016 - $38.7 Billion
Cost of the Iraq War to Veterans
Cost to Economy
Causes
Iraq After the War
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Content: In addition, the debt amount included the $819.7 billion in Overseas Contingency Operations funds specifically dedicated to the Iraq War. That's more than the $738 billion in inflation-adjusted dollars spent on the Vietnam War and second only to the $4.1 trillion in inflation-adjusted dollars spent during World War II . The U.S. military budget includes the base budget, subject to sequestration, and extra funds appropriated to overseas wars. Timeline of Iraq War Costs
The following timeline explains the important events that occurred each year. Costs are taken from the 2014 Congressional Budget Services Report and federal government spending reports. A table follows that summarizes these costs: FY 2003 - $90.3 Billion
On March 19, the United States invaded Iraq with "Shock and Awe." Massive bombing and a ground invasion toppled the Hussein regime the next month. 1 ﻿
FY 2004 - $90.9 Billion
In April, photos of torture at the Abu Ghraib prison further incited insurgents. In September, the United States laid siege to the Sunni-held city of Falluja.