War In Mogadishu 1993

The Battle Of Mogadishu 1993 The battle of mogadishu (somali: maalintii rangers, lit. 'day of the rangers'), also known as the black hawk down incident, was part of operation gothic serpent.it was fought on 3–4 october 1993, in mogadishu, somalia, between forces of the united states—supported by unosom ii—against the forces of the somali national alliance (sna) and armed irregulars of south mogadishu. U.s. forces, intervening in war torn somalia for humanitarian reasons, ran into trouble on a mission to seize a somali militia leader in mogadishu in october 1993. the resulting battle of mogadishu resulted in hundreds of total casualties and the end of the u.s.’s presence in somalia.

The Battle Of Mogadishu 25 Years Later How The Fateful Fight Changed The battle of mogadishu on oct. 3 4, 1993, u.s. forces had arrived in the war torn country in 1992 on a humanitarian mission to get food to starving people in a city where resources were. The battle of mogadishu was fought in mogadishu, somalia, on october 3 4, 1993, as part of the somali civil war. the battle was fought between a united states special forces team and somali rebels loyal to the self proclaimed somalian president to be mohamed farrah aidid. when two u.s. black hawk helicopters were shot down, the initially. Black hawk down: a story of modern war on october 3, 1993, about a hundred elite u.s. soldiers were dropped by helicopter into the teeming market in the heart of mogadishu, somalia. It was fought on october 3 and 4, 1993 in mogadishu, somalia, between united states troops as part of a larger united nations peacekeeping mission, and somali militiamen loyal to somali general mohamed farrah aidid. the battle was part of the broader somali civil war which had been raging since 1991.