Compares the composition of active duty troops deployed to Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm (ODS&DS) with that of active duty military personnel for each service by race or Hispanic origin, gender, combat/non-combat positions, and rank. Contains gender comparisons of active duty military personnel with the general U.S. population. In brief, the proportion of black personnel in the active duty force deployed to ODS&DS was 3% points higher than their proportion in the total active duty force, and the proportion of white personnel deployed was 4% points lower. The deployed active duty force also contained a higher proportion of men than the active duty force as a whole. Tables.
Describes the military campaigns of Operation Desert Storm in which over half-a-million American troops and troops from twenty-eight other nations joined forces to liberate Kuwait.
Describes the military campaigns of Operation Desert Storm in which over half-a-million American troops and troops from twenty-eight other nations joined forces to liberate Kuwait.
Illustrated with stunning color photographs of the F-117 above Iraq, and complemented by numerous personal accounts from the pilots themselves, this book explores the history and combat experience of one of the most secretive planes ever ...
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