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How were troops from the gulf war treated when they got back from the war?
Which gulf war? '80's, '91, or 2003?
What turned a disagreement into the persian gulf war?
The disagreement that eventually turned into the Persian gulf war was the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. When the Iraqi troops would not leave Kuwait, the Persian gulf war began with military force under the Reagan administration.
The opened the door to the Vietnam war by allowing the president to send troops to fight?
The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
Why is the Gulf War so famous?
The Gulf War was the first war between the United States and Saddam Hussein. It began because Saddam's troops invaded Kuwait and wouldn't leave. The US won the unofficial war in 42 days.
What gave president Johnson the power to commit troops to Vietnam without asking congress for the declaration of war?
The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
Why did the US send troops into the Persian Gulf war?
A country that supplied the US's valuable oil was being invaded.
What group of professionals did US Gulf War troops nicknamed headaches?
Which Golf War? There were at least three of them. There may have been many Golf Wars, but only one Gulf War in 1990-91. The question is still unclear. Professional......what?
What did the Iraqi troops do the oil fields during the Gulf War?
The retreating Iraqi soldiers famously set fire to a number of major Kuwaiti Oil Fields at the close of the Persian Gulf War of 1990-1991.
Who caused the Persian gulf war?
Iraq troops invaded Kuwait.So that would mean that Iraq was the one who started it first.
What did japan do during the Persian gulf war?
provided $13 billion to help the anti-Iraq coalition but sent no troops (A+)
What incident gave the united states president the authority to start sending actual troops to the Vietnam war?
gulf of tonkin
Why was Senator Wayne Morse against the Tonkin Gulf Resolution?
Mr. Morse was a noted critic of the Vietnam War. Gulf of Tonkin violated Article 1 of the Constitution, requiring Congress to declare war before committing troops. (Although there have been other instances where troops were sent without a formal declaration).
