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There were several countries that fought in Desert Storm. A few of countries were the United States, United Kingdom, and Saudi Arabia.
Many countries fought in Desert Storm. The most important, arguably, were the United States and Iraq.
If you go to Wikipedia and look under "Persian Gulf War," all the countries which participated will be listed on an easy to read table with their level of participation, and the countries which fought in Operation Desert Storm will be there. Many countries were part of the Gulf Coalition, but some provided defensive personnel for Operation Desert Shield and did not take part in Desert Storm. Others provided medical, security, or other non-combat personnel. You can probably do it faster than I can do it for you.
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so far i have only played 2 desert storm games.
It was fought between Iraq and the Gulf Coalition; an alliance including the US, Great Britain, France, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria, Qatar, and many other countries.
Over 900,000 coalition military members were deployed to Desert Storm.
The exact number of Texans that served in Desert Storm is unknown. There was approximately 900,000 Americans that served.
There are many countries in Africa in the desert. Botswana is nearly all desert.
At least 19 nations served in the coalition; the largest members were the US, Britain, and France. The host nation was Saudi Arabia.
Answer 1actively fought against the Allied coalition and helped Iraq.Answer 2I am not entirely sure what the question was, but Iraq's traditional allies, who were the USSR and other Arab States abandoned Iraq in 1991 because of its clearly belligerent action in invading Kuwait. Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt were very important partners in coordinating Operation Desert Storm.Answer 1 is wrong. These nations either were neutral or fought alongside the Allied coalition.
There was only one Operation Desert Storm (1991). There was however another American intervention in Iraq in 2003 that is currently ongoing. This one is known as Operation Iraqi Freedom.