of
Chad
Since
independence from France in 1960, the north-central
African nation of Chad has undergone four civil wars.
These Chadian Civil Wars have drawn interventions from
France, Libya, Sudan, Zaire/Congo, and the United States.
The current civil war is also connected to the ongoing
Darfur War in neighboring Sudan.
First
Chad Civil War (1965–1979)
Second
Chad Civil War (1979-1982)
Third
Chad Civil War (1998–2002)
Fourth
Chad Civil War (2005–present)
Chad Civil Wars Resources and Links:
France:
Army, Navy, Air Force Aviation Units in Chad
1968-86
Chad:
War by Proxy in the
Dunes--Time
Magazine, January, 19, 1987
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Recent
Political and Military History of Chad:
1960--Independence
from France
1965-1979--Civil
War
1975
--Coup
1978-1987--Libyan
Intervention in Chad
1992
(Feb.)--Coup Attempt
1992
(May)--Coup Attempt
2004--Coup
Attempt
2006--Coup
Attempt
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