• Original U.S. Psychological Operations Leaflet CPA G007c, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Iraq, 2003

Original U.S. Psychological Operations Leaflet CPA G007c, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Iraq, 2003

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Original single-sided U.S. and Coalition psychological operations reward leaflet produced during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Printed in Arabic, the leaflet offers rewards for information leading to the capture of Saddam Hussein, Qusay Saddam Hussein, and Uday Saddam Hussein. The Coalition Provisional Authority announced the “Wanted for $25m” campaign in 2003, with posters and leaflets distributed in Baghdad as part of the effort to locate Saddam Hussein.

Leaflet Number: CPA G007c
Operation: Operation Iraqi Freedom
Conflict / War: Iraq War
Year: 2003
Country / Theater: Iraq
Language(s): Arabic
Format: Used Original printed reward leaflet, single-sided
Provenance: Acquired from the family of a U.S. military commander. 

Translation:
Front: “Any information that helps in the arrest of Saddam Hussein, or any conclusive evidence of his death, may make you eligible to receive 25 million U.S. dollars. Saddam Hussein, 25 million U.S. dollars. Wanted. Report any information you have to Coalition authorities. Qusay Saddam Hussein, reward of 15 million U.S. dollars. Uday Saddam Hussein, reward of 15 million U.S. dollars.”

Imagery: Front shows a large portrait of Saddam Hussein above the Arabic word “Wanted.” Smaller portraits of Qusay Saddam Hussein and Uday Saddam Hussein are printed below, each marked with a large blue X. The leaflet includes contact information for tips, including a phone number and email address.

Objective: To solicit information from Iraqi civilians that could lead to the capture or confirmed death of Saddam Hussein, Qusay Saddam Hussein, and Uday Saddam Hussein by publicizing large monetary rewards.

Condition: Very good condition. Original example with clean, bright printing, light handling wear, and minor surface marks. Text and images remain clearly legible.

Exhibited in Khajistan: Office of War Information (O.W.I.) at Pioneer Works, New York, May 08 – Aug 09, 2026.