America bombed 33 countries since WW2: http://killinghope.org/superogue/bomb.htm
Korea and China 1950-53 (Korean War), Guatemala 1954, Indonesia 1958, Cuba 1959-1961, Guatemala 1960, Congo 1964 , Laos 1964-73, Vietnam 1961-73 , Cambodia 1969-70, Guatemala 1967-69, Grenada 1983, Lebanon 1983, 1984 (both Lebanese and Syrian targets), Libya 1986, El Salvador 1980s, Nicaragua 1980s, Iran 1987, Panama 1989, Iraq 1991 (Persian Gulf War), Kuwait 1991, Somalia 1993, Bosnia 1994, 1995, Sudan 1998, Afghanistan 1998, Yugoslavia 1999, Yemen 2002, Iraq 1991-2003 (US/UK on regular basis), Iraq 2003-present, Afghanistan 2001-present, Pakistan 2007-present, Somalia 2007-8, 2011, Yemen 2009, 2011, Libya 2011
Here is a list of dictators that were supported by the USA:
Africa
MOBUTU SESE SEKO
Dictator of Zaire 1965-1997
MOHAMMED SIAD BARRE
President/Dictator of Somalia 1969-1991
GEN. IBRAHIM BABANGIDA
Military Dictator/President of Nigeria 1985-1993
GEN. SANI ABACHA
Dictator of Nigeria 1993-1998
HASTINGS KAMUZU BANDA
Dictator of Malawi 1966-1994
LAURENT-DÉSIRÉ KABILA
President/Dictator of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 1997-2001
GNASSINGBE ETIENNE EYADEMA
Dictator of Togo 1967-2005
FELIX HOUPHOUET-BOIGNY
Dictator/President of the Ivory Coast 1960-1993
HASSAN II
King of Morocco 1961-1999
TEODORO OBIANG NGUEMA MBASOGO
President/Dictator of Equatorial Guinea 1979-present
ZINE EL ABIDINE BEN ALI
President-Prime Minister/Dictator of Tunisia 1987-2011
ANWAR EL-SADAT
President/Dictator of Egypt 1970-1981
HOSNI MUBARAK
President/Dictator of Egypt 1981-present
IAN SMITH
Prime Minister of Rhodesia (white minority regime) 1965-1979
PIETER WILLEM BOTHA
Prime Minister of South Africa (white minority regime) 1978-1984, President 1984-1989
DANIEL ARAP MOI
President/Dictator of Kenya 1978-2002
HAILE SELASSIE (RAS TAFARI)
Emperor of Ethiopia 1928-1974
WILLIAM J. S. TUBMAN
President/Dictator of Liberia 1944-1971
SAMUEL KANYON DOE
Dictator of Liberia 1980-1990
Asia
MOHAMED SUHARTO
Dictator of Indonesia 1966-1998
NGO DINH DIEM
President/Dictator of South Vietnam 1955-1963
GEN. NGUYEN KHANH
Dictator of South Vietnam 1964-1965
NGUYEN CAO KY
Dictator of South Vietnam 1965-1967
GEN. NGUYEN VAN THIEU
President/Dictator of South Vietnam 1967-1975
TRAN THIEM KHIEM
Prime Minister of South Vietnam 1969-75
BAO DAI
Emperor of Vietnam 1926-1945, chief of state 1949-1955
LEE KUAN YEW
Prime Minister/Dictator of Singapore 1959-1990; behind-the scenes ruler since then.
EMOMALI RAHMONOV
President/Dictator of Tajikistan 1992-present
NURSULTAN NAZARBAYEV
President of Kazakhstan 1990-present
ISLAM A. KARIMOV
President/Dictator of Uzbekistan 1990-present
SAPARMURAD ATAYEVICH NIYAZOV
President/Dictator of Turkmenistan 1990-2006
MARSHAL LUANG PIBUL SONGGRAM
Dictator of Thailand 1948-1957
FIELD MARSHAL THANOM KITTIKACHORN
Prime Minister/Dictator of Thailand 1957-58, 1963-1973
CHIANG KAI-SHEK
President/Dictator (Nationalist) of China 1928-1949
President/Dictator of Taiwan 1949-1975
CHIANG CHING-KUO
President/Dicator of Taiwan 1978-1988; Prime Minister 1972-1978
DENG XIAOPING
De facto ruler of China from circa 1978 to the early 1990s
FERDINAND MARCOS
President/Dictator of the Philippines 1965-1986
SYNGMAN RHEE
President/Dictator of South Korea 1948-1960
GEN. PARK CHUNG HEE
President/Dictator of South Korea 1962-1979
GEN. CHUN DOO HWAN
President/Dictator of South Korea 1980-1988
SIR MUDA HASSANAL BOLKIAH
Sultan of Brunei 1967-present
GEN. LON NOL
Prime Minister/Dictator of Cambodia 1970-1975
POL POT
Dictator of Cambodia 1975-1979
MAJ. GEN. SITIVENI RABUKA
Dictator of Fiji 1987-1999
ASKAR AKAYEV
President of Kyrgyzstan 10/27/1990-2005
Europe
FRANCISCO FRANCO
Dictator of Spain 1939-1975
ANTONIO SALAZAR DE OLIVEIRA
Dictator of Portugal 1928-1968
COL. GEORGIOS PAPADOPOULOS
Prime Minister/President/Dictator of Greece 1967-1973
Latin America
ANASTASIO SOMOZA GARCIA
Dictator of Nicaragua 1937-1947, 1950-1956
ANASTASIO "TACHITO" SOMOZA DEBAYLE
Dictator of Nicaragua 1967-1972, 1974-1979
MANUEL ESTRADA CABRERA
Dictator of Guatemala 1898-1920
GEN. JORGE UBICO CASTANEDA
Dictator of Guatemala 1931-1944
COL. CARLOS ENRIQUE CASTILLO ARMAS
Dictator of Guatemala 1954-1957
GEN. JOSE MIGUEL YDIGORAS FUENTES
President/Dictator of Guatemala 1958-1963
COL. ENRIQUE PERALTA AZURDIA
Military Junta, Guatemala 1963-1966
COL.CARLOS ARANA OSORIO
Dictator of Guatemala 1970-1974
GEN. FERNANDO ROMEO LUCAS GARCIA
Dictator of Guatemala 1978-1982
GEN. JOSE EFRAIN RIOS MONTT
Dictator of Guatemala 1982-1983
MARCO VINICIO CEREZO ARÉVALO
President/Dictator of Guatemala 1986-1991
MAXIMILIANO HERNANDEZ MARTINEZ
Dictator of El Salvador 1931-1944
COL. OSMIN AGUIRRE Y SALINAS
Dictator of El Salvador 1944-1945
CIVILIAN-MILITARY JUNTA, EL SALVADOR
1961-1962
COL. ARTURO ARMANDO MOLINA BARRAZA
Dictator of El Salvador 1972-1977
JUNTA, EL SALVADOR
1979-1982
ALFREDO FÉLIX CRISTIANI BUKARD
President/Dictator of El Salvador 1989-1994
TIBURCIO CARIAS ANDINO
Dictator of Honduras 1932-1948
COL. OSWALDO LOPEZ ARELLANO
Dictator of Honduras 1963-1975
ROBERTO SUAZO CORDOVA
President/Dictator of Honduras 1982-1986
GEN. OMAR HERRERA-TORRIJOS
Dictator of Panama 1969-1981
GEN. MANUEL ANTONIO MORENA NORIEGA
Dictator of Panama 1982-1989
AUGUSTO PINOCHET UGARTE
Dictator of Chile 1973-1990
GEN. JORGE RAFAEL VIDELA
Dictator of Argentina 1976-1981
COL. MARCOS PEREZ JIMENEZ
Dictator of Venezuela 1950-1958
GEN. ALFREDO STROESSNER
Dictator of Paraguay 1954-1989
ALBERTO FUJIMORI
Dictator of Peru 1990-2000
FRANCOIS "PAPA DOC" DUVALIER
Dictator of Haiti 1957-1971
JEAN-CLAUDE "BABY DOC" DUVALIER
Dictator of Haiti 1971-1986
MILITARY JUNTA / LT. GEN. RAOUL CEDRAS, GEN. PHILIPPE BIAMBY and LT. COL. MICHEL-JOSEPH FRANCO
Haiti 1991-1994
GEN. RENE BARRIENTOS ORTUNO
President/Dictator of Bolivia 1964-1969
GEN. HUGO BANZER SUAREZ
Dictator of Bolivia 1971-1978
DR. GETULIO VARGAS
Dictator of Brazil 1930-1945, 1951-1954
GEN. HUMBERTO DE ALENCAR CASTELLO BRANCO
Dictator of Brazil 1964-1967
CARLOS PRIO SOCARRAS
Dictator of Cuba 1948-1952
FULGENCIO BATISTA
Dictator of Cuba 1933-44, 1952-1959
GERARDO MACHADO MORALES
Dictator of Cuba 1925-1933
RAFAEL LEONIDAS TRUJILLO
Dictator of the Dominican Republic 1930-1961
Middle East
MOHAMMED REZA PAHLAVI
Shah of Iran 1941-1979
SADDAM HUSSEIN
Dictator of Iraq 1969 (1979)-2003
GEN. MOHAMMED AYUB KHAN
President/Dictator of Pakistan 1958-1969
GEN. AGHA MUHAMMAD YAHYA KHAN
President/Dictator of Pakistan 1969-1971
GEN. MOHAMMAD ZIA UL-HAQ
President/Dictator of Pakistan 1977-1988
PERVEZ MUSHARRAF
Dictator of Pakistan 1999-2008
ABDUL IBN HUSSEIN I
King of Jordan 1952-1999
TURGUT ÖZAL
Prime Minister of Turkey 1983-1989, President 1989-1993
SHEIK JABIR AL-AHMAD AL SABAH
Emir of Kuwait 1977-2006
Prime Minister of Kuwait 1962-1963, 1965-1978
FAHD IBN ABDUL-AZIZ AL SAUD
King and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia 1982-2005
America has made illegal interventions in 200 countries, since 1800. ( blog)
| 1798-1800 | France |
Undeclared naval war against France, marines land in Puerto Plata.
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| 1801-1805 | Tripoli | War with Tripoli (Libya), called "First Barbary War". |
| 1806 | Spanish Mexico | Military force enters Spanish territory in headwaters of the Rio Grande. |
| 1806-1810 | Spanish and French in Caribbean | US naval vessels attack French and Spanish shipping in the Caribbean. |
| 1810 | Spanish West Florida | Troops invade and seize Western Florida, a Spanish possession. |
| 1812 | Spanish East Florida | Troops seize Amelia Island and adjacent territories. |
| 1812 | Britain | War of 1812, includes naval and land operations. |
| 1813 | Marquesas Island | Forces seize Nukahiva and establish first US naval base in the Pacific. |
| 1814 | Spanish (East Florida) | Troops seize Pensacola in Spanish East Florida. |
| 1814-1825 | French, British and Spanish in Caribbean | US naval squadron engages French, British and Spanish shipping in the Caribbean. |
| 1815 | Algiers and Tripoli | US naval fleet under Captain Stephen Decatur wages "Second Barbary War" in North Africa. |
| 1816-1819 | Spanish East Florida | Troops attack and seize Nicholls' Fort, Amelia Island and other strategic locations. Spain eventually cedes East Florida to the US. |
| 1822-1825 | Spanish Cuba and Puerto Rico | Marines land in numerous cities in the Spanish island of Cuba and also in Spanish Puerto Rico. |
| 1827 | Greece | Marines invade the Greek islands of Argentiere, Miconi and Andross. |
| 1831 | Falkland/Malvinas Islands | US naval squadrons aggress the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic. |
| 1832 | Sumatra, Dutch East Indies | US naval squadrons attack Qallah Battoo. |
| 1833 | Argentina | Forces land in Buenos Aires and engage local combatants. |
| 1835-1836 | Peru | Troops dispatched twice for counter-insurgency operations. |
| 1836 | Mexico | Troops assist Texas war for independence. |
| 1837 | Canada | Naval incident on the Canadian border leads to mobilization of a large force to invade Canada. War is narrowly averted. |
| 1838 | Sumatra, Dutch East Indies | US naval forces sent to Sumatra for punitive expedition. |
| 1840-1841 | Fiji | Naval forces deployed, marines land. |
| 1841 | Samoa | Naval forces deployed, marines land. |
| 1842 | Mexico | Naval forces temporarily seize cities of Monterey and San Diego. |
| 1843 | China | Marines land in Canton. |
| 1843 | Ivory Coast | Marines land. |
| 1846-1848 | Mexico | Full-scale war. Mexico cedes half of its territory to the US by the Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo. |
| 1849 | Ottoman Empire (Turkey) | Naval force dispatched to Smyrna. |
| 1852-1853 | Argentina | Marines land in Buenos Aires. |
| 1854 | Nicaragua | Navy bombards and largely destroys city of San Juan del Norte. Marines land and set fire to the city. |
| 1854 | Japan | Commodore Perry and his fleet deploy at Yokohama. |
| 1855 | Uruguay | Marines land in Montevideo. |
| 1856 | Colombia (Panama Region) | Marines land for counter-insurgency campaign. |
| 1856 | China | Marines deployed in Canton. |
| 1856 | Hawaii | Naval forces seize small islands of Jarvis, Baker and Howland in the Hawaiian Islands. |
| 1857 | Nicaragua | Marines land. |
| 1858 | Uruguay | Marines land in Montevideo. |
| 1858 | Fiji | Marines land. |
| 1859 | Paraguay | Large naval force deployed. |
| 1859 | China | Troops enter Shanghai. |
| 1859 | Mexico | Military force enters northern area. |
| 1860 | Portuguese West Africa | Troops land at Kissembo. |
| 1860 | Colombia (Panama Region) | Troops and naval forces deployed. |
| 1863 | Japan | Troops land at Shimonoseki. |
| 1864 | Japan | Troops landed in Yedo. |
| 1865 | Colombia (Panama Region) | Marines landed. |
| 1866 | Colombia (Panama Region) | Troops invade and seize Matamoros, later withdraw. |
| 1866 | China | Marines land in Newchwang. |
| 1867 | Nicaragua | Marines land in Managua and Leon in Nicaragua. |
| 1867 | Formosa Island (Taiwan) | Marines land. |
| 1867 | Midway Island | Naval forces seize this island in the Hawaiian Archipelago for a naval base. |
| 1868 | Japan | Naval forces deployed at Osaka, Hiogo, Nagasaki, Yokohama and Negata. |
| 1868 | Uruguay | Marines land at Montevideo. |
| 1870 | Colombia | Marines landed. |
| 1871 | Korea | Forces landed. |
| 1873 | Colombia (Panama Region) | Marines landed. |
| 1874 | Hawaii | Sailors and marines landed. |
| 1876 | Mexico | Army again occupies Matamoros. |
| 1882 | British Egypt | Troops land. |
| 1885 | Colombia (Panama Region) | Troops land in Colon and Panama City. |
| 1885 | Samoa | Naval force deployed. |
| 1887 | Hawaii | Navy gains right to build permanent naval base at Pearl Harbor. |
| 1888 | Haiti | Troops landed. |
| 1888 | Samoa | Marines landed. |
| 1889 | Samoa | Clash with German naval forces. |
| 1890 | Argentina | US sailors land in Buenos Aires. |
| 1891 | Chile | US sailors land in the major port city of Valparaiso. |
| 1891 | Haiti | Marines land on US-claimed Navassa Island. |
| 1893 | Hawaii | Marines and other naval forces land and overthrow the monarchy. Read More | President Cleveland's Message |
| 1894 | Nicaragua | Marines land at Bluefields on the eastern coast. |
| 1894-1895 | China | Marines are stationed at Tientsin and Beijing. A naval ship takes up position at Newchwang. |
| 1894-1896 | Korea | Marines land and remain in Seoul. |
| 1895 | Colombia | Marines are sent to the town Bocas del Toro. |
| 1896 | Nicaragua | Marines land in the port of Corinto. |
| 1898 | Nicaragua | Marines land at the port city of San Juan del Sur. |
| 1898 | Guam | Naval forces seize Guam Island from Spain and the US holds the island permanently. |
| 1898 | Cuba | Naval and land forces seize Cuba from Spain. |
| 1898 | Puerto Rico | Naval and land forces seize Puerto Rico from Spain and the US holds the island permanently. |
| 1898 | Philippines | Naval forces defeat the Spanish fleet and the US takes control of the country. |
| 1899 | Philippines | Military units are reinforced for extensive counter-insurgency operations. |
| 1899 | Samoa | Naval forces land |
| 1899 | Nicaragua | Marines land at the port city of Bluefields. |
| 1900 | China | US forces intervene in several cities. |
| 1901 | Colombia/Panama | Marines land. |
| 1902 | Colombia/Panama | US forces land in Bocas de Toro |
| 1903 | Colombia/Panama | With US backing, a group in northern Colombia declares independence as the state of Panama |
| 1903 | Guam | Navy begins development in Apra Harbor of a permanent base installation. |
| 1903 | Honduras | Marines go ashore at Puerto Cortez. |
| 1903 | Dominican Republic | Marines land in Santo Domingo. |
| 1904-1905 | Korea | Marines land and stay in Seoul. |
| 1906-1909 | Cuba | Marines land. The US builds a major naval base at Guantanamo Bay. |
| 1907 | Nicaragua | Troops seize major centers. |
| 1907 | Honduras | Marines land and take up garrison in cities of Trujillo, Ceiba, Puerto Cortez, San Pedro, Laguna and Choloma. |
| 1908 | Panama | Marines land and carry out operations. |
| 1910 | Nicaragua | Marines land in Bluefields and Corinto. |
| 1911 | Honduras | Marines intervene. |
| 1911-1941 | China | The US builds up its military presence in the country to a force of 5000 troops and a fleet of 44 vessels patrolling China's coast and rivers. |
| 1912 | Cuba | US sends army troops into combat in Havana. |
| 1912 | Panama | Army troops intervene. |
| 1912 | Honduras | Marines land. |
| 1912-1933 | Nicaragua | Marines intervene. A 20-year occupation of the country follows. |
| 1913 | Mexico | Marines land at Ciaris Estero. |
| 1914 | Dominican Republic | Naval forces engage in battles in the city of Santo Domingo. |
| 1914 | Mexico | US forces seize and occupy Mexico's major port city of Veracrus from April through November. |
| 1915-1916 | Mexico | An expeditionary force of the US Army under Gen. John J. Pershing crosses the Texas border and penetrates several hundred miles into Mexican territory. Eventually reinforced to over 11,000 officers and men. |
| 1914-1934 | Haiti | Troops land, aerial bombardment leading to a 19-year military occupation. |
| 1916-1924 | Dominican Republic | Military intervention leading to 8-year occupation. |
| 1917-1933 | Cuba | Landing of naval forces. Beginning of a 15-year occupation. |
| 1918-1920 | Panama | Troops intervene, remain on "police duty" for over 2 years. |
| 1918-1922 | Russia | Naval forces and army troops fight battles in several areas of the country during a five- year period. |
| 1919 | Yugoslavia | Marines intervene in Dalmatia. |
| 1919 | Honduras | Marines land. |
| 1920 | Guatemala | Troops intervene. |
| 1922 | Turkey | Marines engaged in operations in Smyrna (Izmir). |
| 1922-1927 | China | Naval forces and troops deployed during 5-year period. |
| 1924-1925 | Honduras | Troops land twice in two-year period. |
| 1925 | Panama | Marines land and engage in operations. |
| 1927-1934 | China | Marines and naval forces stationed throughout the country. |
| 1932 | El Salvador | Naval forces intervene. |
| 1933 | Cuba | Naval forces deployed. |
| 1934 | China | Marines land in Foochow. |
| 1946 | Iran | Troops deployed in northern province. |
| 1946-1949 | China | Major US army presence of about 100,000 troops, fighting, training and advising local combatants. |
| 1947-1949 | Greece | US forces wage a 3-year counterinsurgency campaign. |
| 1948 | Italy | Heavy CIA involvement in national elections. |
| 1948-1954 | Philippines | Commando operations, "secret" CIA war. |
| 1950-1953 | Korea | Major forces engaged in war in Korean peninsula. |
| 1953 | Iran | CIA overthrows government of Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh. Read More |
| 1954 | Vietnam | Financial and materiel support for colonial French military operations, leads eventually to direct US military involvement. |
| 1954 | Guatemala | CIA overthrows the government of President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman. |
| 1958 | Lebanon | US marines and army units totaling 14,000 land. |
| 1958 | Panama | Clashes between US forces in Canal Zone and local citizens. |
| 1959 | Haiti | Marines land. |
| 1960 | Congo | CIA-backed overthrow and assassination of Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba. |
| 1960-1964 | Vietnam | Gradual introduction of military advisors and special forces. |
| 1961 | Cuba | CIA-backed Bay of Pigs invasion. |
| 1962 | Cuba | Nuclear threat and naval blockade. |
| 1962 | Laos | CIA-backed military coup. |
| 1963 | Ecuador | CIA backs military overthrow of President Jose Maria Valesco Ibarra. |
| 1964 | Panama | Clashes between US forces in Canal Zone and local citizens. |
| 1964 | Brazil | CIA-backed military coup overthrows the government of Joao Goulart and Gen. Castello Branco takes power. Read More |
| 1965-1975 | Vietnam | Large commitment of military forces, including air, naval and ground units numbering up to 500,000+ troops. Full-scale war, lasting for ten years. |
| 1965 | Indonesia | CIA-backed army coup overthrows President Sukarno and brings Gen. Suharto to power. |
| 1965 | Congo | CIA backed military coup overthrows President Joseph Kasavubu and brings Joseph Mobutu to power. |
| 1965 | Dominican Republic | 23,000 troops land. |
| 1965-1973 | Laos | Bombing campaign begin, lasting eight years. |
| 1966 | Ghana | CIA-backed military coup ousts President Kwame Nkrumah. |
| 1966-1967 | Guatemala | Extensive counter-insurgency operation. |
| 1969-1975 | Cambodia | CIA supports military coup against Prince Sihanouk, bringing Lon Nol to power. Intensive bombing for seven years along border with Vietnam. |
| 1970 | Oman | Counter-insurgency operation, including coordination with Iranian marine invasion. |
| 1971-1973 | Laos | Invasion by US and South Vietnames forces. |
| 1973 | Chile | CIA-backed military coup ousts government of President Salvador Allende. Gen. Augusto Pinochet comes to power. |
| 1975 | Cambodia | Marines land, engage in combat with government forces. |
| 1976-1992 | Angola | Military and CIA operations. |
| 1980 | Iran | Special operations units land in Iranian desert. Helicopter malfunction leads to aborting of planned raid. |
| 1981 | Libya | Naval jets shoot down two Libyan jets in maneuvers over the Mediterranean. |
| 1981-1992 | El Salvador | CIA and special forces begin a long counterinsurgency campaign. |
| 1981-1990 | Nicaragua | CIA directs exile "Contra" operations. US air units drop sea mines in harbors. |
| 1982-1984 | Lebanon | Marines land and naval forces fire on local combatants. |
| 1983 | Grenada | Military forces invade Grenada. |
| 1983-1989 | Honduras | Large program of military assistance aimed at conflict in Nicaragua. |
| 1984 | Iran | Two Iranian jets shot down over the Persian Gulf. |
| 1986 | Libya | US aircraft bomb the cities of Tripoli and Benghazi, including direct strikes at the official residence of President Muamar al Qadaffi. |
| 1986 | Bolivia | Special Forces units engage in counter-insurgency. |
| 1987-1988 | Iran | Naval forces block Iranian shipping. Civilian airliner shot down by missile cruiser. |
| 1989 | Libya | Naval aircraft shoot down two Libyan jets over Gulf of Sidra. |
| 1989 | Philippines | CIA and Special Forces involved in counterinsurgency. |
| 1989-1990 | Panama | 27,000 troops as well as naval and air power used to overthrow government of President Noriega. |
| 1990 | Liberia | Troops deployed. |
| 1990-1991 | Iraq | Major military operation, including naval blockade, air strikes; large number of troops attack Iraqi forces in occupied Kuwait. |
| 1991-2003 | Iraq | Control of Iraqi airspace in north and south of the country with periodic attacks on air and ground targets. |
| 1991 | Haiti | CIA-backed military coup ousts President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. |
| 1992-1994 | Somalia | Special operations forces intervene. |
| 1992-1994 | Yugoslavia | Major role in NATO blockade of Serbia and Montenegro. |
| 1993-1995 | Bosnia | Active military involvement with air and ground forces. |
| 1994-1996 | Haiti | Troops depose military rulers and restore President Jean-Bertrand Aristide to office. |
| 1995 | Croatia | Krajina Serb airfields attacked. |
| 1996-1997 | Zaire (Congo) | Marines involved in operations in eastern region of the country. |
| 1997 | Liberia | Troops deployed. |
| 1998 | Sudan | Air strikes destroy country's major pharmaceutical plant. |
| 1998 | Afghanistan | Attack on targets in the country. |
| 1998 | Iraq | Four days of intensive air and missile strikes. |
| 1999 | Yugoslavia | Major involvement in NATO air strikes. |
| 2001 | Macedonia | NATO troops shift and partially disarm Albanian rebels. |
| 2001 | Afghanistan | Air attacks and ground operations oust Taliban government and install a new regime. |
| 2003 | Iraq | Invasion with large ground, air and naval forces ousts government of Saddam Hussein and establishes new government. |
| 2003- present | Iraq | Occupation force of 150,000 troops in protracted counter-insurgency war |
| 2004 | Haiti | Marines land. CIA-backed forces overthrow President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. |
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