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5 Lessons The First Gulf War Has To Teach Us

What If America Learned All the Wrong Lessons From the First Iraq War?

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This Old Tank Helped Crush Saddam Hussein (It Was Meant to Crush Russia)

Devastating: How the F-117 Stealth Fighter Won a War (And Started a Revolution)

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Yes, Even Saddam Hussein Could Have Attacked and Sunk an American Battleship

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Yes, Saddam Hussein Could Have Sunk America’s Most Powerful Battleship

What Makes Israel's F-15I a True Multirole Fighter

Counterfactual: What If Saddam Hussein Had Died in the First Gulf War?

Former President Bush delivers remarks during the commissioning ceremony on the deck of the US Navy aircraft carrier USS George H. W. Bush at Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia

Why the Foreign Policy of George H. W. Bush Stands the Test of Time

Schwarzkopf and Ahmed salute each other during ceasefore talks in Safwan during The Persian Gulf War

Like China, America Can Still Learn from the Gulf War Today

Forceful, Yet Magnanimous: The Foreign Policy of George H. W. Bush

The First Persian Gulf War was a True Battle for Freedom

Close Call: Saddam Hussein Could Have Made Short Work of a U.S. Battleship

Fact: Saddam Hussein Could Have Sunk a U.S. Navy Battleship

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The Inside Story of How America Freed Kuwait in 100 Hours

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5 Big Lessons from the First Gulf War

Did America Really Lose the First Gulf War?

The 'Forceful, Yet Magnanimous' Foreign Policy of George H. W. Bush