Discusses the first Gulf War, the weapons inspections, and the invasion of Iraq in March 2003, all in an effort to protect the region and the world from weapons of mass destruction.
This is Dr. Blix’s account of what really happened during the months leading up to the declaration of war in March 2003.
The numbers of staff in UNSCOM were in the range from 160 to 180; of these 120 to 140 were seconded from supporting governments and 40–50 were UN staff ...
This book sees beyond the propaganda and deceits of both sides to tell the story of the miscalculations in assessing Iraq as a threat, why Saddam responded as he did to U.S. demands, and precisely how the U.S. implemented its decision to ...
This is Dr. Blix's account of what really happened during the months leading up to the declaration of war in March 2003.
This book is Ashton Robinson’s unique eye-witness account of the ISG’s operations in Iraq, based at Camp Slayer, in one of Saddam Hussein’s former palaces the group’s task was to search for weapons of mass destruction or to account ...
Issues discussed include: the nature and use of intelligence; countries of concern other than Iraq and global trade; international terrorism and intelligence responses; counter-proliferation machinery; Iraqs WMD programmes since 1990 and ...
There are many books on the Iraq war and on WMD-type issues, but this is the first to offer a historical overview of chemical-biological defense issues and a policy analysis of how the U. S. government addresses the threat of weapons of ...
A must-read for scholars, voters, and anyone interested in the goings-on in Iraq, the growing threats perceived elsewhere, and the truth behind our frayed international reputation, The WMD Mirage offers the real story of the missing weapons ...
This Book Aims To Give Various Aspects Of Irag`S Weapons Of Mass Destruction At A Single Portal To Make An Interesting Reading.
The Iraqi Military and its Weapons of Mass Destruction, Saddam Hussein and Bid Laden alliance.