81. The New York Review Of Books: The True History Of The Gulf War The New York Review of Books January 30, 1992. Review. The True history of the GulfWar. By Theodore H. Draper. Norman Schwarzkopf BOOKS DISCUSSED IN THIS ESSAY. http://www.nybooks.com/articles/3019

@import "/css/default-b.css"; Home Your account Current issue Archives ... NYR Books The New York Review of Books January 30, 1992 Review The True History of the Gulf War By Theodore H. Draper BOOKS DISCUSSED IN THIS ESSAY From Shield to Storm: High-Tech Weapons, Military Strategy, and Coalition Warfare in the Persian Gulf by James F. Dunnigan, by Austin Bay Morrow, 512 pp., $20.00 In the Eye of the Storm: The Life of General H. Norman Schwarzkopf by Roger Cohen, by Claudio Gatti Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 342 pp., $19.95 Desert Victory: The War for Kuwait by Norman Friedman Naval Institute Press, 435 pp., $18.95 (paper) The Outlaw State: Saddam Hussein's Quest for Power and the Gulf Crisis by Elaine Sciolino Wiley, 320 pp., $22.95 Needless Deaths in the Gulf War: Civilian Casualties During the Air Campaign and Violations of the Laws of War Middle East Watch/Human Rights Watch, 402 pp., $15.00 (paper) On the Basra Road by Stephen Sackur George Bush's War by Jean Edward Smith Holt The Hotel Warriors: Covering the Gulf by John J. Fialka

82. THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION -- Veterans And Ex-Service Members Services » Gulf Wa Other Country Claims. The gulf war. Medals Advisor. Legion Sports. Overview. Mandate.Members Sports. Track Field. Legion Nationals. history. Championships 2002. Main. http://www.legion.ca/asp/docs/serv_bur/gulfwar_e.asp

What's New? Featured Sites Member Benefits Newsroom ... Teacher's Guide Speakers Guide 2002 Student Contest Mandate Supply Catalogue How to Order ... Pilgrimage Show There is a system to help those who went to the Gulf healthy and came back sick. The disability pension system under the Pension Act was put in place by the government of Canada to compensate and provide medical treatment to servicemen and servicewomen. The Royal Canadian Legion and pension officers of Veterans Affairs Canada are there to help. If you are a Gulf War veteran or the spouse or friend of such an individual and are concerned about a disability arising from that war, contact the Royal Canadian Legion Or Veterans Affairs Canada. Updated: Top of the page Webmaster Home News Room ... Provincial Commands

83. History: The Persian Gulf War bytes), Home Click to learn more The Persian gulf war. The followingchart shows total equipment and casualties of the gulf war. In http://www.studyworld.com/basementpapers/repce/History/87.htm

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84. Kansas Commission On Veterans Affairs - Gulf War Veterans Project history The Kansas Persian gulf war Veterans Health Initiative Program was establishedby the Kansas Legislature in 1997 to investigate health problems http://www.kcva.org/gulfwar.html

History Current Programs Resources Contact Us NEWS RELEASE from the United States Department of Defense No. 312-02 IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 18, 2002 ONLINE GULF WAR-RELATED MEDICAL RESEARCH LIBRARY INTRODUCED The Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an agency of the Department of Health and Human Services, today announced the launch of an Internet site called Medsearch, a central repository of Gulf War-related medical research. Medsearch can be found on the Internet at http://www.GulfLINK.osd.mil/medsearch "This website, a cooperative effort in support of Gulf War veterans and their families, reflects the commitment of all three agencies to learning more about deployment related illnesses, and sharing what we learn," said Dr. William Winkenwerder Jr., assistant secretary of Defense for Health Affairs. In July 2001, DoD, VA and CDC agreed to combine their resources to create this one-stop source of research information. The development team worked with veterans and researchers to ensure that Medsearch was user-friendly. Developers designed the website to serve the needs of both the layperson and the researcher. The site is indexed with plain language topic headings so that anyone can readily locate information. Those headings include topics of particular interest to Gulf War veterans that may not be featured in other sources, such as pesticides and depleted uranium. Scientists, who want more specific data, will find it on Medseach as well.

85. FAIR ACTION ALERT: HBO Recycling Gulf War Hoax? presented by HBO as a behindthe-scenes true story of the gulf war and is beingreleased at a crucial political moment. HBO's version of history never makes http://www.fair.org/activism/hbo-gulf-hoax.html

FAIR ACTION ALERT: HBO Recycling Gulf War Hoax? December 4, 2002 (NOTE: Please read the update to this alert.) The fraudulent story of Iraqi soldiers throwing Kuwaiti babies out of incubators during the occupation of Kuwait in 1990 is depicted as if it were true in “Live from Baghdad," the HBO film premiering on the cable network this Saturday that purports to tell the story behind CNN ’s coverage of the Gulf War. HBO and CNN are both owned by the AOL Time Warner media conglomerate. In the months before the Gulf War began, media uncritically repeated the claim that Iraqi soldiers were removing Kuwaiti babies from incubators. The story was launched by the testimony of a 15-year-old Kuwaiti girl before the Congressional Human Rights Caucus in October 1990. Eventually, as repeated in the media by the first President Bush and countless others, it blossomed into a tale involving over 300 Kuwaiti babies. ABC World News Tonight, 3/15/91). In the film, the story is turned upside down, portrayed as a deft public relations move by the Iraqi government, who grant CNN access to Kuwait in a calculated attempt to discredit the rumors that their soldiers were pulling babies from incubators.

86. University Of Arizona Library -- Images Of The Southwest -- Military Aircraft No The official resumption of an old tradition served to honor the past and broughtthe history of specific aircraft into focus. gulf war's OutHouse Mouse from http://www.library.arizona.edu/noseart/gulf3.htm

Welcome Page Overview World War II Korean War ... Space Museum Gulf War: A New Twist on An Old Theme After Vietnam, there was a long break in the creation of nose art, probably because restrictions were enforced during peacetime. Another factor that holds to this day, was that the transfer of Strategic Air Command (SAC) aircraft between units discourages the practice, because they are repainted each time (Ethell, p. 173). From the early 1980s through 1991, nose art was on the rise, beginning with a few selected units, and expanding to all types of aircraft in the air force. Its comeback is largely due to its official revival. The resurgence actually began as early as the 1970s with the U.S. Air Force Project Warrior, which was an effort to commemorate aircraft's past history. The 380th Bomb Wing and the 509th Bomb Wing, in the spirit of the project, began painting art on its aircraft, and, although against regulations, the art was allowed to remain. In the early 1980s, SAC ruled that specific historical units could have historical nose art (Davis, v. 3, p. 7). In the interest of morale, in 1985 a SAC regulation permitted nose art for other aircraft with the provision that the presentation was tasteful and that there was no nudity. Even with expressed approval, individual art was not practiced uniformly across all units. For instance, through 1992, the commander of the 384th Bomb Wing only allowed occasional naming, but no images (Walker

87. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On History Military / Persian Gulf War Books At Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on Compare Prices and ReadReviews on history Military / Persian gulf war Books at Epinions.com. http://www.epinions.com/Books-History-subcategory-Military_and_Persian_Gulf_War

Join Epinions Help Sign In Books All Categories Home Media Books We found 16 results for History Military / Persian Gulf War Books Search Results Showing 1-15 of 16 items Page 1 View all Next Hide photos Sort by Name or Rating Sort by Price Compare My American Journey: An Autobiography Powell, Colin L. 4 reviews Lowest price: Compare Hamza, Khidhir 1 review Lowest price: Compare No image available. The General's War: The Inside Story of the Conflict in the Gulf Trainor, Bernard E. 1 review Lowest price: Compare Out of the Ashes: The Resurrection of Saddam Hussein Cockburn, Patrick, Cockburn, Andrew 1 review Lowest price: Compare No image available. Pagonis, William G., Cruikshank, Jeffrey L. 1 review Lowest price: Compare Every Man a Tiger Clancy, Tom, Horner, Chuck 1 review Lowest price: Compare No image available. Hess, Gary R. 1 review Lowest price: Compare Bush, George Herbert Walker 10 reviews Lowest price: Compare Knobler, Peter, Carville, James, Matalin, Mary 3 reviews Compare No image available. Matalin, Mary, Knobler, Peter, Carville, James 3 reviews Lowest price: Compare Barbara Bush: A Memoir Bush, Barbara

88. Opinion: Hindsight And The Gulf War Norman Schwartzkopf and Bush (the elder) strugglewith history regarding the gulf war. http://www.fsmitha.com/com/m-gulf.html

home contents page OPINION previous next Schwartzkopf and Bush Struggle with History Hindsight and the Gulf War Great leaders, statesmen and generals alike, rarely admit mistakes. William Manchester ( American Caesar, page 210 ) (March 25, 2001) Unlike those who face tough decisions, historians have benefit of hindsight, and they should use it. Gulf War , otherwise known as operation Desert Storm. He and Schwartzkopf complained a lot about "Monday morning quarterbacks" and hindsight. Schwartzkopf had previously (in an interview with Frontline ) called hindsight a fantasy world. Perhaps we will never hear Schwartzkopf explain how something can be both hindsight and fantasy. One who has both made and written history is Henry Kissinger. Unlike Bush and Schwartzkopf, he is a trained historian. I have never heard him argue by complaining about hindsight or arguing that someone is a revisionist. He defends himself with details as to what he and and the government he was serving were trying to do. Historians should avoid the self-congratulation and sentimentality common in the remembrances of those who have exercised power. If history were written only by those who made it, most history would not be worth reading.

89. Australian Military History: An Overview Second World war 19391945 Fighting in Timor 1942 history and Photo essay; Confrontation(Indonesia) 1964-1966; Vietnam war 1962-1972; gulf war (Middle East http://www.awm.gov.au/atwar/conflict.htm

Australian Military History: An overview These short chapters cover Australia's involvement in war from the time of the first settlement at Sydney Cove in the 18th Century to our peacekeeping roles under United Nations auspices and the Gulf War. This material has been prepared by the Military History Section at the Memorial. The Colonial Period 1788-1901 Sudan (NSW Contingent), March-June 1885 Boer War 1899-1902 Boxer Uprising 1900-1901 ... Privacy Statement

90. 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/

Poli 378 - The Persian Gulf War Class Materials Report to Congress on the Conduct of the Persian Gulf War Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Aspin Report Other Materials Images Television Images of the Gulf War - ARL FTP Site Gulf War Sites Washington Post "Fog of War" Website DoD GulfLINK Operation Desert Storm Briefing Book Gulf War Veteran Resource Pages ... Bibliography

91. Vietnow - Veterans - Vietnam To Now - Veterans Helping Veterans Provides comprehensive information on several important topics, including homeless personnel, Agent Orange, POW/MIA, PTSD and gulf war Syndrome. http://www.vietnow.com/

We're VietNow. To find out more about who we are, what we do, and why you should join us, just start clicking links or pressing buttons. If you're interested in helping homeless veterans , if the plight of the POW/MIAs has made you mad, or if you'd just like to get together with other people who understand, VietNow is where it's at. The fastest way to find out the most about VietNow is to click the link to our magazine page. Also, the links at the top and bottom of this page will take you everywhere you want to go. Check it out. Lots of Hard Work. And Fun, Too. Our issues page will introduce you to some of the important veterans issues VietNow members are working on. And don't miss our magazine page to find out what our members and other Vietnam veterans are doing to make things better. While we work on lots of serious issues, we know how to have fun, too. Click to find out about our upcoming 18th Annual VietNow National Convention at Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin. Click for recent POW/MIA report.

92. Persian Gulf War Veterans' Information & Referral Center Research and reference site for gulf war veterans, family members and students. http://www.idir.net/~krogers/

93. 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

94. CNN.com In-Depth Specials - Gulf War News channel commemorates 1991's Operation Desert Storm in Iraq and provides an analysis of the resulting economic sanctions. News search . The war. Timeline. Video Calendar Weapons disputes leave fallout of fear. gulf war illness remains unresolved talks about Iraq since the gulf war. Former U.N. http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2001/gulf.war

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 Iraq remains defiant 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 >> The War Timeline Video Calendar Facts Legacy Do economic sanctions work? Weapons disputes leave fallout of fear Gulf War illness remains unresolved Debating the role of the military ... Of feminism and foxholes Updates February 2001 Strike MAP: British-U.S Air Strike Bush: Iraq strikes'strategy' Coalition ... Kurds Looking Back Peter Arnett looks back at Operation Desert Storm Bernard Shaw remembers his time in Baghdad CNN's Brent Sadler talks about Iraq since the Gulf War Former U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator for Iraq Denis Halliday on the U.N. sanctions ... Terms under which this service is provided to you. Read our privacy guidelines Contact us

95. 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/

A REMINDER: The VA now has an obligation according to law to help you build your case (Public Law 106-475). PL 106-475 was signed into law on 9 Nov 2000 by former President Clinton. To learn more about this law and what it can do for you, click HERE . (This will open up a new window) Allan B. Colombo Administrator, U.S.V.I. Menu Selections Search WWW Search USVI Staff Members Helpful Tools For Veterans Requesting Previously Denied Unit Records Unit Records, Diaries, and Op Sheets Request Copies of Military Records The U.S. Legislative Branch ... When The VA Takes Too Long Founded 1997 MISSION GETTING HELP AGENT ORANGE GULF WAR ... FAQ

96. 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/

Or check The Power Hour's archived shows at: http://www.m2ktalk.com To contact the AGWVA by phone, call: e-mail gulfwar@dam.net OR by mail at: A.G.W.V.A., P.O. Box 85, Versailles, Mo. 65084 Please take time and complete the Mycoplasma Registry Search This Site powered by FreeFind Home About Us Coming Events ... Operation Parent Storm Newsletter Comments? Suggestions? E-Mail webmaster@gulfwarvets.com Logo By: Wanda's Images Webmaster: Gary Robinson

97. Gulf War Veterans And Depleted Uranium By Dr. Rosalie Bertell. Health effects including medical testing for contamination. http://ccnr.org/du_hague.html

Gulf War Veterans and Depleted Uranium Prepared for the Hague Peace Conference, May 1999 By Dr. Rosalie Bertell, Ph.D., G.N.S.H. Source of Exposure: 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.

98. Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club Guide To The Navy In The Vietnam War. A Web guide to sites depicting the Navy during the Vietnam war. Contains the WebRing homepage, message boards, photo album, list of ships and unit reunions. http://tonkingulfyachtclub.org/

TGYC Directory Message Boards Websites Pg 2 Websites Pg 3 ... Roster of Ships Welcome to the Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club Web Guide Our hope with the Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club Web Guide to the Navy during the Vietnam War, is to encourage others to read about the sacrifices so many sailors made during the Southeast Asian conflict. Thank you for visiting and posting a message on our message boards Use the directory to find Websites that chronicle the history of the sea going services during the Vietnam conflict. A roster of ships involved in the action is available. If you have a Website, you may want to join our Webring The list below of Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club WebRing sites is current as of Dec. 15th, 2000. A recent up to date list of the WebRing sites is maintained by the WebRing.org servers. The link to that list is always available on the Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club WebRing banner. Help keep the memory of our seagoing Vietnam Veterans alive by signing up and using a Your_Name@TonkinGulfYachtClub.com

99. CNN - Study: Gulf War Syndrome, Viral Infection May Be Linked - Oct. 7, 1996 CNN.com http://www.cnn.com/US/9610/07/gulf.war.victims/

Study: Gulf War syndrome, viral infection may be linked October 7, 1996 Web posted at: 9:15 p.m. EDT TAMPA, Florida (CNN) A viral infection may help explain the mystery of so-called Gulf War Syndrome, according to new research. A microbiologist reported finding a certain genetic material in about 80 percent of Gulf War-era soldiers tested, compared with a rate of just 5 percent in the general population. "We found a fragment, a piece of a virus, that's floating in the blood of Gulf War veterans, and it's not in the general population," said Dr. Howard Urnovitz, of Berkeley, California. (22 sec./254K AIFF or WAV sound) Urnovitz, who has been researching Gulf War syndrome for two years, also tested eight veterans not deployed to the Gulf. All showed the same genetic material, but did not develop syndrome symptoms. That may imply most or all of the soldiers may have picked up the suspected virus before their deployment, then something in the Gulf triggered their illnesses. Specifically, Urnovitz said he found unique genetic bands in 29 of 36 Gulf War veterans from California and Arkansas, as well as in eight Arkansas veterans who did not serve in the region. A random selection of 22 civilians found the band in only one person. Military officials declined to comment on Urnovitz's study until it could be analyzed.

100. Directory Providing an inclusive directory of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFIDS, M.E.), fibromyalgia, and gulf war syndrome online information. Support groups, find a doctor, links and recommended reading. http://www.theriver.com/Public/cfids/

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