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Probably not, the US was the primary supplier of military forces to keep the Persian Gulf sea lanes open (was called the "Tanker Wars" by the press).
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Who were the major political and military leaders involved in the gulf war?
Which gulf war? There were three.
What war involved the gulf of tonkin resolution?
Vietnam War.
Were the Seychelles involved in the Gulf War?
If the Seychelles were involved in any way, it would have been as a refueling depot, but there is little evidence that Seychelles was militarily or financially involved with the Gulf War.
What US Marine Corps units were directly involved in the Persian gulf war?
Which gulf war? There were three of them.
When did America get involved in the Persian gulf war?
it was 2004
In order to protect their oil interests what did the united states do in the early 1990s?
Activity got involved in the first Persian gulf war
What state was the gulf war fought?
If any "states' were involved with any "gulf war" they most likely occurred in the Gulf of Mexico during the US Mexican War of 1846-1848.
Why is the gulf war important to john major?
It was the only military action his party was involved in. Other than the gulf; the Falklands War (1982) has been the only war Britain has been involved since the 1950's.
When did the Us get involved in the Persian Gulf War?
8/2/1990
In order to protect their oil interests what did the us do in the early 1990s?
Activity got involved in the first Persian gulf war-- Apex
How did Iran win the Persian Gulf War?
Iran was only involved in the First Persian Gulf War also known as the Iran-Iraq War and that war was resolved by armistice after a stalemate. Iran was not part of the Second Persian Gulf War (from 1990-1991) or the Third Persian Gulf War (from 2003-2011).
What are some wars that involved Israel?
Israel was involved in the Lebanon War. They were also involved in the Arab-Israeli war. Another war they were in was the Persian Gulf war. These all took place in different years though.
