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     Storm.

 ______*   On Course to Desert Storm: The United States Navy and
     the Persian Gulf.   Washington: Naval Historical Center,
     1992.   201 pp.  Why, how, and when the U.S. Navy became a
     presence in the Persian Gulf, covering the period 1833-19-88.

Pelletiere, Stephen, Douglas Johnson, and Leif Rosenburger. Iraqi
     Power and U.S. Security in the Middle East.    Carlisle
     Barracks, PA: Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War
     College,  1990.  Examines the implications for U.S. Middle
     East policy of Iraq's victory in its eight-year war with
     Iran.

Pfaltzgraff, Robert L., and Richard H. Schultz.    The Future of
     Air Power in the Aftermath of the Gulf War.    Maxwell Air
     Force Base, AL: Air University Press,  1992.

Rashid, Nasser Ibrahim.   Saudi Arabia and the Gulf War.   Joplin,
     MO: International Institute of Technology, 1992.    564 pp.

Salinger, Peter.   Secret Dossier: The Hidden Agenda Behind the
     Gulf War.   New York: Penguin Books, 1991.  241 pp.
     Originally published in French, this book details
     international arms sales and diplomacy leading to the war.

Sasson, Jean.   The Rape of Kuwait.  Beverly Hills, CA:
     Knightsbridge,   1991. 154 pp.  Controversial, emotional
     account of Iraqi invasion and occupation based on interviews
     with Kuwaitis; allegedly funded by the Kuwait government.

Schwarzkopf, H. Norman, Jr.   It Doesn't Take a Hero, with Peter
     Petre. New York: Bantam Books, 1992.   530 pp.   Candid,
     insightful, provocative, and well-written autobiography by
     Central Command' 5 Commander-in-Chief.

Sciolino, Elaine.  The Outlaw State: Saddam Hussein's Quest for
     Power and the Gulf Crisis.   New York: Wiley,  1991.  320 pp.
     Diplomatic correspondent for the New York~Times competently
     chronicles Saddam's rise to power, the Gulf War, and the
     war's aftermath.

Sifry, Micah, and Christopher Cerf, eds.  The Gulf War Reader:
     History, Documents, O~inions.   New York: Times Books,  1991.
     526 pp.   Collection of documents, articles, speeches,
     congressional testimony, and related material.

Silverstein, David.   S~ecial O~erations Forces: Finishincr the Job
     of Reconstruction.   Washington: Heritage Foundation,  1991.
     12 pp.   "In light of its vital role in the Persian Gulf War,
     America's Special Operations Command should beef up its

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