The Gulf War was a 20th-century conflict that saw a Coalition force, headed by the United States, fight the Iraqi military ...

Cordesman's book, The Gulf War, was published in October 1994 ... a net assessment comparing Iraqi and each of the major Coalition military forces, and a detailed analysis of the history and lessons ...

The Government was facing growing criticism over claims that four soldiers who received multiple vaccinations before the Iraq war could be suffering from a potential "Gulf War II Syndrome".

The Nimitz-class supercarriers, named after Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, have been the backbone of the U.S. Navy’s ...

The Middle East has long recognized the importance of armored warfare, especially tanks. For a region that has been ...

During the 1990-91 Gulf War, the U.S. Air Force destroyed ... American proconsul Paul Bremer fired all Baath Party military and civilian officials, gutting Iraq’s organs of government.

Divided into two, two-hour programs, this series is a comprehensive overview of the Gulf War ... of the American military and how the post-war rebellion inside Iraq raised the specter of U.S ...

A veteran of the Gulf War in Iraq has been charged with killing a convenience store worker in West Ridge who, it turned out, came to this country as a refugee from Iraq nearly 30 years ago.

John Nicol says the sacrifices of the war should not be forgotten John Nichols' and John Peters' RAF Tornado was shot down over the Gulf The military campaign forced Iraq to withdraw but estimates ...

But for decades the cause of Gulf War Syndrome has remained elusive. Sarin is usually deadly, but lead researcher Dr Robert Haley said the gas that soldiers were exposed to in Iraq was diluted ...

mines have killed one and wounded six U.S. military personnel in Afghanistan. Will the U.S. use mines again in Iraq? The last time the U.S. used antipersonnel mines was in the Gulf War in 1991 and ...

These include soldiers from Delaware and New Jersey who fell during the Vietnam War and the Persian Gulf Wars ... and ...