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- DEBASING THE NATIONAL INTEREST. Neuhaus, Richard John // First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion & Public Life;Aug/Sep1991, Issue 15, p60
Addresses the role of Catholic bishops in the decision of the U.S. government to use military force in Iraq in 1991. Scope of the separation of church and state; Discussion on the national interest of the U.S. on the war in Iraq; Impact of religious leadership on the U.S. political system.
- DESPERATELY PASTORAL. Neuhaus, Richard John // First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion & Public Life;Aug/Sep1991, Issue 15, p61
Presents information on the conference titled Bridging the Gap: Between the Prophetic and the Pastoral which was held in the U.S. during the Persian Gulf War in 1991. Theme of the conference; Discussion on the power of the church to influence political system; Challenges to religious hegemony.
- What the Gulf War Taught US. Berry, Wendell // Progressive;Nov91, Vol. 55 Issue 11, p26
This section presents the author's observation on lessons raised by U.S. involvement in the Gulf war. The war we waged in the Middle East was claimed to be about peace. But peace is not the result of war, any more than love is the result of hate, or generosity the result of agreed. A number of...
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The article provides information about the Tomahawk Land-Attack Missile of the U.S. This is an all-weather subsonic cruise missile that carries a nuclear or conventional payload. It is used operationally for the first time during the Operation Desert Storm. The Tomahawk Block IV has the...
- Untitled. // Print;Sep/Oct91, Vol. 45 Issue 5, p63
Photographs of a faceless black mannequin dressed in a patriotic T-shirt and camouflage hat standing before an American flag are presented to symbolize the Gulf War.
- A WAR AGAINST HISTORY. Spiller, Roger J. // American Heritage;Feb/Mar2001, Vol. 52 Issue 1, p82
Focuses on the tenth anniversary of the 1991 Persian Gulf War. Saddam Hussein's justification of the invasion; Dividing line between journalism and history; Literature related to the Gulf War.
- ON OUR SCOPE. Latture, Richard G. // Naval History;Feb2016, Vol. 30 Issue 1, p4
An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses Operation Desert Storm and the cover story by journalist Otto Kreisher which talked about the Corps' Desert Storm ground assault.
- THE DEAD. // New Republic;3/25/91, Vol. 204 Issue 12, p7
Examines the moral issues in the Persian Gulf War. Claim by a commentator in "The New York Times" that casualties were remarkably low compared to the Vietnam War; Author's claim that while American casualties were low, Iraqi casualties were high; Indication, however, that Iraqi civilian...
- MEANS OF DISSENT. Weisberg, Jacob // New Republic;2/25/91, Vol. 204 Issue 8, p18
Points out that the anti-war movement against the Persian Gulf War remains emotionally and intellectually stuck in the Vietnam War. Memories of the Vietnam era dominant in the arguments, slogans, sources of support and techniques; Prediction by participants in the two rallies that their cause...
