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Second Front: Censorship and Propaganda in the Gulf War by John R. MacArthur, 1993-11-29
Explaining Foreign Policy: U.S. Decision-Making and the Persian Gulf War by Steve A. Yetiv, 2004-03-22
Gassed in the Gulf: The Inside Story of the Pentagon-CIA Cover-up of Gulf War Syndrome by Patrick Eddington, 2000-06-01
Desert Warrior: A Personal View of the Gulf War by the Joint Forces Commander by Khaled Bin Sultan, Patrick Seale, 1996-07
US Mechanized Infantryman in the First Gulf War (Warrior) by Gordon Rottman, 2009-08-18
Pyridostigmine Bromide: A Review of the Scientific Literature as it Pertains to Gulf War Illnesses (Gulf War Illnesses Series) by Beatrice Golomb, 1999-10-25
Turning Point: The Gulf War and U.S. Military Strategy by Benjamin L. Ederington, 1995-01
Gulf War Syndrome : Legacy of a Perfect War by Alison Johnson, 2001-02-21
Gulf War: Desert Shield and Desert Storm, 1990-1991 (G.I. Series) by Anthony Evans, 2006-02-19
Stormjammers: The Extraordinary Story of Electronic Warfare Operations in the Gulf War (Collector's Edition) by Robert Stanek, 2006-06-04
Crusade: The Untold Story of the Persian Gulf War by Rick Atkinson, 1994-10-19
Military Lessons of the Gulf War by Bruce W. Watson, Bruce George, et all 1993-03
Strike Eagle: Flying the F-15E in the Gulf War (The Warriors) by William L. Smallwood, 2005-09-30
Baghdad Express: A Gulf War Memoir by Joel Turnipseed, 2003-05-05

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Gulf War
gulf war. The Gospel of Thomas The Hidden Sayings C O N T E N T. 1. Background for the war 2. Cost of the war 3. Consequences of the war 4. history.
http://lexicorient.com/e.o/gulfwar.htm

Extractions: The media war was at first staged by Iraq and Kuwait. While Kuwait hired the best media advisors to present their case, in order to secure the support of the international audience, both the common man and the politicians, Iraq relied on its own outdated media personnel. Iraq's presentations of Saddam Hussein patting intimidated Iraqi infants, will forever remain among the more comic moments in the history of international politics.
Department Of Defence
Seven Australian women made history during the gulf war by undertaking combatrelated roles in war. One was Able Seaman Steward
http://www.defence.gov.au/history/Gulf.html

Extractions: Hostilities erupted in August 1990 when Iraq invaded its southern oil-rich, but militarily poor, neighbour, Kuwait. A series of United Nations Security Council resolutions led to trade sanctions against Iraq and the RAN frigates HMA Ships Darwin and Adelaide and the replenishment tanker Success were committed to a Multi-National Naval Force to enforce the bans. Much has been made of inter-Service cooperation in wars and battles past. Here, it was evident yet again. Because Success did not have adequate anti-air attack weapons, a detachment from the Army's 16th Air Defence Regiment using the RBS70 missile system was stationed aboard. En route, the RAAF provided F-111Cs, F/A Hornets, Macchis and Orions to carry out mock attacks on the Task Group to enhance the RAN ships' readiness for combat should it eventuate. On arrival, the Group was assigned the key "Alpha" area. It had been claimed by Commodore Chalmers because it was most likely to become the scene of action in enforcing sanctions. In this area of the Gulf of Oman, shipping passed through on its way to the United Arab Emirates and the Straits of Hormuz. In September 1990, the Group made several intercepts. On 14 September, the Iranian tanker
Gulf Info Page
Triumph Without Victory The Unreported history of the Persian gulf war , published by US News and World Report (Random House) reviews more than 600
http://www.sci.fi/~fta/gulf.htm

Extractions: Gulf Information Page Gulf War Chronology Gulf War Chronology (select date to view operations) 1989-90 Operations, Part 1 1989-90 Operations, Part 2 1 - 16 Jan 1991 War Day Date War Day Date War Day Date War Day Date Day 17 Jan '91 Day 28 Jan '91 Day 8 Feb '91 Day 19 Feb '91 Day 18 Jan '91 Day 29 Jan '91 Day 9 Feb '91 Day 20 Feb '91 Day 19 Jan '91 Day 30 Jan '91 Day 10 Feb '91 Day 21 Feb '91 Day 20 Jan '91 Day 31 Jan '91 Day 11 Feb '91 Day 22 Feb '91 Day 21 Jan '91 Day 1 Feb '91 Day 12 Feb '91 Day 23 Feb '91 Day 22 Jan '91 Day 2 Feb '91 Day 13 Feb '91 Day 24 Feb '91 Day 23 Jan '91 Day 3 Feb '91 Day 14 Feb '91 Day 25 Feb '91 Day 24 Jan '91 Day 4 Feb '91 Day 15 Feb '91 Day 26 Feb '91 Day 25 Jan '91 Day 5 Feb '91 Day 16 Feb '91 Day 27 Feb '91 Day 26 Jan '91 Day 6 Feb '91 Day 17 Feb '91 Day 28 Feb '91 Day 27 Jan '91 Day 7 Feb '91 Day 18 Feb '91 Day 1991 Operations 1992 Operations ... The "No-shit" Magazine Reading List By Easy Tartar Easy Tartar along the Laotian border GENERAL OVERVIEW: For the Second Gulf War, we did know that some of the best military and civilian talent that America and its allies could muster were put in charge. It really was
Gulf War: January 1991
cruise missile in combat history while submerged in spill as indiscriminate environmental war causing catastrophic damage to entire Persian gulf region, and
http://www.history.navy.mil/wars/dstorm/dsjan2.htm

Extractions: At 1900 (EST), White House announced that "the liberation of Kuwait has begun!" The offensive action against Iraq, codenamed OPERATION DESERT STORM, is being carried out under provisions of twelve U.N. Security Council resolutions and resolutions of both houses of the U.S. Congress. Following President Bush's address to the nation, SECDEF Dick Cheney and CJCS General Colin Powell announce at Pentagon briefing hundreds of U.S./coalition airstrikes on missile and anti-aircraft targets in Iraq and Kuwait to "destroy Saddam Hussein's offensive military capabilities;" Cheney reports initial attack appears to have gone very, very well; no casualty reports provided. DOD announces that over 100 TOMAHAWK cruise missiles were launched at pre-programmed targets by 9 U.S. Navy ships in the Arabian Gulf and Red Sea. USS SAN JACINTO (CG 56) fired the first TOMAHAWK missile from the Red Sea between 0100-0200 Gulf Time; moments later, USS BUNKER HILL (CG-52) fired the first TOMAHAWK missile from the Arabian Gulf.
Gulf War: October 1990
war Chronology October 1990. 1 Oct USS INDEPENDENCE (CV62) transited the Strait of Hormuz en route the Persian gulf (first time a carrier in the gulf since
http://www.history.navy.mil/wars/dstorm/dsoct.htm

Extractions: USS INDEPENDENCE (CV-62) transited the Strait of Hormuz en route the Persian Gulf (first time a carrier in the Gulf since 1974). The carrier will remain in the Gulf for a short period and conduct normal operations. SUPER SERVANT III arrived Bahrain with her cargo of Minesweepers, and is scheduled to offload 4-5 Oct.
Gulf War
American history World war II Government Politics / history history (conceptual) not yet ready American history gulf war Eurasia / Central
http://www.fairness.com/resources/by-metacat?metacat_id=884
Term Papers On The Gulf War - History Papers
term papers history papers - help writing term papers on the gulf war and any history topic or research reports. history term papers.
http://www.historypapers.net/categories/093-019.html

Extractions: This 5 page paper looks at 1930's America and Warren Susman's argument that this was a dramatic era of sight and sound. The paper considers the use of sight and sound separately including the rise of nationalism and the role of the film industry and the social impact of radio using the example of Orson Well's radio presentation of the war of the Worlds. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
History Of Arabia -- Encyclopædia Britannica
history of Arabia. Arabia since the 7th century. Arabia since 1962. The 1991 Persian gulf war. , The 1991 Persian gulf war from Arabia, history of Following the
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=119503&tocid=46010&query=history of arab
The Web Library: History > Gulf War
Web Library history gulf war. RELATED WEB SITES. Diary of the gulf war http//historicaltextarchive.com/sections.php?op=viewarticle artid
http://www.answerpoint.org/weblib2.asp?id=144&cat_id=8
The History Of Medicine - American Gulf War Veterans Association
Author, Topic The history of Medicine.
http://www.gulfwarvets.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000201.html

Extractions: Junior Member posted May 08, 2004 10:03 2000 B.C. - Here, eat this root. 1000 A.D. - That root is heathen. Here, say this prayer. 1850 A.D. - That prayer is superstition. Here, drink this potion. 1940 A.D. - That potion is snake oil. Here, swallow this pill. 1985 A.D. - That pill is ineffective. Here, take this antibiotic. 2000 A.D. - That antibiotic is artificial. Here, eat this root. If we don't laugh we'll cry! Moderator posted May 08, 2004 12:18 JB, A good friend of mine says "Nature has everything in it that is needed. For every poisonous plant that exists, there is one that can be an antidote." On a tour of Washington, D.C. by bus, the guide pointed to a tan colored building in construction which will be a museum that had rounded corners. Swirls of material curved around the building. "There are no right angles in nature," the guide said," this building symbolizes that observation." What is thought true today may be found to be false in the future, and vice versa. When, through our focused vision we find ourselves in a corner, perhaps it is time to get out of that box we have put ourselves in. We can learn a lot from nature. Yes, there is a forest beyond the tree.
Poli 378 - The Gulf War
Provides several chapters from the Report to Congress on the Conduct of the Persian gulf war , as well as the Aspin Report on the lessons of the war.
http://es.rice.edu/projects/Poli378/Gulf/
Untitled Document
Provides comprehensive information on several important topics, including homeless personnel, Agent Orange, POW/MIA, PTSD and gulf war Syndrome.
http://www.vietnow.com/
Frontline The Gulf War
Frontline The gulf war This is a visual, textrich introduction to the gulf war. Site includes chronology, interviews, oral histories, maps, technology, weapons, and a forum. Caveat Copyright
http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/gulf/in
Persian Gulf War Veterans' Information & Referral Center
Research and reference site for gulf war veterans, family members and students.
http://www.idir.net/~krogers/
Gulf War Illness
Understanding of health effects from depleted uranium evolving but safety training needed. US GAO report to Congress, March 2000. (pdf file)
http://www.gao.gov/new.items/ns00070.pdf
USVI [U.S. Veteran Information (non-governmental)]
Provides information on several topics, including Agent Orange, gulf war Illness and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
http://www.tpromo.com/usvi/

Extractions: Give our message center a tryit's free. Click Here Search WWW Search USVI Write Your Representative, House of Representatives Write Your Elected Officials, Congress.Org Contacting the Congress, Juan Cabanela Find Your Congressman, Vote Smart ... Thomas Legislative Information Requesting Previously Denied Unit Records Unit Records, Diaries, and Op Sheets Request Copies of Military Records FOIA Resources ... When The VA Takes Too Long
CNN.com In-Depth Specials - Gulf War
News search The war. Timeline. Video Calendar Weapons disputes leave fallout of fear. gulf war illness remains unresolved CNN's Brent Sadler talks about Iraq since the gulf war
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2001/gulf.war

Extractions: In-depth Archive CNN.com Sections MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER BUSINESS SPORTS POLITICS LAW SCI-TECH SPACE HEALTH ENTERTAINMENT TRAVEL EDUCATION IN-DEPTH QUICK NEWS LOCAL COMMUNITY Quiet reflection, business as usual mark anniversary in Baghdad Not much celebrating as anniversary approaches Iraqi threats difficult to assess Operation Desert Storm quickly drove Iraq's armies from Kuwait. Yet, despite the defeat and a decade of crippling sanctions, Iraqi President Saddam Hussein remains in power, seemingly unshaken by plots to eliminate him and occasional U.S-led airstrikes. More>> Saddam claims victory >> News search >>
American Gulfwar Veterans Association
The AGWVA provides resources for veterans of the Persian gulf war. Discusses the variety of conspiracy theories surrounding the Persian gulf war.
http://www.gulfwarvets.com/
Gulf War Veterans And Depleted Uranium
By Dr. Rosalie Bertell. Health effects including medical testing for contamination.
http://ccnr.org/du_hague.html

Extractions: By Dr. Rosalie Bertell, Ph.D., G.N.S.H. Uranium metal is autopyrophoric and can burn spontaneously at room temperature in the presence of air, oxygen and water. At temperatures of 200-400 degrees Centigrade, uranium powder may self-ignite in atmospheres of carbon dioxide and nitrogen. Oxidation of uranium under certain conditions may generate sufficient energy to cause an explosion (Gindler 1973). Friction caused by bullet or missile entry into a tank or armored car, for example, can cause the uranium to ignite, forming a concentrated ceramic aerosol capable of killing most personnel in the vehicle. Depleted uranium was used extensively in place of tungsten for ordnance by the US and UK in the Gulf War. There is no dispute of the fact that at least 320 tons of depleted uranium (DU) was "lost" in the Gulf war, and that much of that was converted at high temperature into an aerosol, that is, minute insoluble particles of uranium oxide, UO or UO , in a mist or fog. It would have been impossible for ground troops to identify this exposure if or when it occurred in war, as this would require specialized detection equipment. However, veterans can identify situations in which they were likely to have been exposed to DU. Civilians working at military bases where live ammunition exercises are conducted may also have been exposed.
GULF WAR INDEX
Biographies of POW/MIA's KIA/BNR from gulf war I.
http://www.pownetwork.org/gulf/index_gulf_war.htm

Extractions: THE COMPLAINT ACREE, CLIFFORD M. Returnee ADAMS, THOMAS R. JR. Returnee ALLEN, MICHAEL R. Remains Recovered ALVAREZ, ROBERTO CBS News Returnee AMES, DAVID R. Remains Recovered ANDERSON, MICHAEL F. Remains Recovered ANDREWS, WILLIAM Returnee ANKERSON, BOB UK Returnee ARTEAGA, JORGE I. Body NOT Recovered Barnes, Ed Life Magazine, POSSIBLY missing, assumed released/found BERRYMAN, MICHAEL C. Returnee Bianchi, Lorenzo Italy's Resto del Carlino Magazine, assumed released BLAND, THOMAS CLIFFORD JR. Remains Recovered BLESSINGER, JOHN P. Remains Recovered BLUFF, PETER CBS News Returnee Bourrat, Patrick TFI, assumed released Brissett, Franck Antienne 2, assumed released Brusini, Herve Antienne 2, assumed released Buchanan, Todd Philadelphia Inquirer, assumed released BUEGE, PAUL G.

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