Uday Saddam Hussein al-Tikritiis Saddam Hussein's eldest son. He gave called him self Abu Sarhan, which in Arabic means wolf.
What equipment did the soldiers have in The Gulf War?
US Soldiers during Operation Desert Storm (Jan/Feb 1991) and Iraqi Freedom (2003 to present) are equipped with basically the same material: Heavily modified M-16 rifles (later models called M-4's), short round bursts (NO AUTOMATIC CAPABILITY); Kevlar protective helmets, night vision devices, body armor, knee pads, and all desert camoflaged. Foods are freeze dried for easy carrying (MRE's-Meals Ready to Eat).
What countries were involved in Desert Storm?
The United States formed the core of the Operation Desert Storm forces but additional contributions came from Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Poland, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Argentina, Greece, Australia, New Zealand, and Egypt among others.
Counting Iraq, at least 20 nations were involved.
What would happen if you started a nuclear war with Iraq?
Every living organism on this earth would get destroyed in the cataclysmic events of a Nuclear War (WW3) which would leave the scorched earths land left in radiation and devastation:
Interestingly, this is linked to most religions and cultures that believe that is the day the earth ends or and some people may say it is apocalypse day.
Why is the operation desert storm important?
Only that it was a quick and clean victory and elated the American people that had only known defeat (Vietnam) for so many years. DS finally united (Vietnam had divided the nation) the American people again (According to the press and President Bush Sr...e.g. his speech during the parades for returning US servicemembers). DS also allowed, FOR THE FIRST TIME, the combat testing of the M1 Abrams MBT (Main Battle Tank), some Stealth aircraft, cruise missiles, and associated smart weapons.
What is the theme of the coalition of the gulf war?
the theme of the coaliton of the gulf war is about Leslie tryng to win osma heart
Which development has most influenced the spread of globalization in the 20th and 21st centuries?
Answer this question…
The invention of new communications technology
Who was the US President at the end of desert storm?
George Herbert Walker Bush was the US President during Operation Desert Storm. He is the father of another later President, George Walker Bush.
Saddam Hussein Abd al-Majid al-Tikriti was the Iraqi President during Operation Desert Storm.
There is no single "war in the Middle East". There are numerous Middle East Conflicts. All of them ended or will end when one of three criteria are met:
(1) One side is victorious and has completely eliminated all opposition. An example of this is the Turkish War of Independence where the Ottoman Elite were completely eradicated by the Young Turks and the Greek Forces were evicted from Anatolia.
(2) One side is removed from conflict by a third party. An example of this is the Iran-Iraq War. The fighting was ended by ceasefire in 1988 without a true victor, but the overthrow of the Iraqi State by the USA in 2003 allowed the new Iraqi State to make peace with Iran and re-establish diplomatic ties.
(3) Both sides find a mutually acceptable compromise. An example of this is the Taif Agreement that ended the Lebanese Civil War of 1975-1991 that allowed the Lebanese Maronites, Sunnis, Shiites, and other minorities to resolve many of their differences. All of the parties accepted the agreement.
What did colin powell do in the persian gulf war?
During the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988) General Colin Powell was stationed at Ft. Carson (1980); Assistant planner during Operation Urgent Fury (invasion of Grenada in 1983); Planner in strikes in Libya in 1986, and commander of V Corps in Europe; later C & C at Ft McPerson.
Military threats were drastically reduced in the early 1990s because the end of?
Military threats were drastically reduced because of the end of the Gulf War in the early 1990s. This left the United States, at that time, in no direct conflicts.
The 1991 Persian Gulf War came about because the United states wanted to?
1. Iran-Iraq War; US and Western Powers protected/maintained waterways thru-out the Persian Gulf. 2. Operation Desert Storm; remove Iraq from Kuwait. 3. Operation Iraqi Freedom; remove Saddam from power in Iraq.
Did Iraq or the US start the Iraq war?
George W. Bush want the oil , and Saddam wants to kill his people .
How many Australians died in the Afghanistan war?
The related Australian War Memorial link below lists the various wars in which Australians have been involved, and the casualties in each conflict. You will need to read through the articles at each of the links to find the numbers killed.
Where was the Persian Gulf War fought?
Battle of the Bridges
Battle of the Dasman Palace
Operation Desert Shield
Battle of Ad-Dawrah
Battle of Qurah
Battle of Umm al Maradim
Battle of Bubiyan
Battle of Khafji
Battle of 73 Easting
Battle of Al Busayyah
Battle of Phase Line Bullet
Battle of Medina Ridge
Battle of Wadi Al-Batin
Battle of Jalibah
Battle of Norfolk
Battle of Rumalia
Operation Desert Storm
Operation Granby
Opération Daguet
Operation FRICTION
Operation Habitat
Operation Simoom
The UN Coalition led by the United States won the war.
Iraq lost the war.
Kuwait suffered billions of dollars of damage and lost oil revenues from when the Iraqi soldiers started burning the oil wells.
Why did the US participate in operation desert storm?
Desert Storm-Eject Iraq from the nation of Kuwait Iraqi Freedom-Remove Saddam from power
When did Operation Desert Shield - Iraq - happen?
Desert Shield was designed as an operation to protect Saudi Arabia from a possible Iraqi incursion, either by air or by land in late 1990 and early 1991. As Saudi Arabia supported Kuwaiti independence and was hosting UN Coalition troops, there was the strong possibility that Iraq's superior military could overwhelm Saudi defenses.
What one good thing Saddam Hussein did?
Saddam Hussein (1937-2006) was a soldier in the army of Iraq and later a politician in the Ba'ath ruling party. He rose to the position of vice-chairman of the Revolutionary Command, and later president (actually dictator) of his country.
He led his country to war against neighboring Iran in a protracted conflict from 1980 to 1988. After invading Kuwait in 1990, he maintained his power despite the defeat of his army by US and coalition forces. His support for terrorism and his research into nuclear and other weapons brought him into conflict with the United States, who had originally supported him in the 1970's.
He was deposed by the US invasion in 2003. He was tried, convicted, and hanged for criminal abuses against the people of Iraq, most notably the Kurds but including members of his own party.
How is Gulf War Syndrome treated in alternative medicine?
There are many drugs available for symptomatic relief. Psychological counseling by those specializing in this area can be immensely beneficial, even life-saving, for those contemplating suicide.
How many soldiers were in desert shield?
Desert Shield (1990) was a BUILDING UP of military forces; ultimately, for Desert Storm, which occurred in January of 1991, coalition forces reached over 900,000 people.
What country did Saddam Hussein invade to start Persian Gulf War one?
Until Operation Desert Storm (Jan-Feb 1991), the eight year war between Iran and Iraq was called the Persian Gulf War, and the US was also involved. Therefore, which Persian Gulf War are you referring to?
How long in days did the 1991 Persian gulf war last?
2 August 1990 - 28 February 1991
Ans 2.
Various countries who were not prepared to acquiesce in Saddam Hussein's conquest of Kuwait began moving assets at the beginning of August 1990, just in case they might be needed. The actual war began in mid-January 1991; it lasted just over six weeks.