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33 (10 October 1990): 39-45. Def~ciencies of U.S. strategic
mobility exposed by Desert Shield.
"Loadout." Bulletin. (October 1990): 2-7. Feature comprising
several short articles on Coast Guard mobilization for
Desert Shield and its role in overseeing security for
sealift ships.
Lok, Joris Janssen. "Fighting to Communicate: The USN's Biggest
Problem." Jane's Defence Weekly 15 (13 April 1991): 586.
______ "Picking Up a Bargain." Jane's Defence Weeklv 17 (4
April 1992): 568-569. Four of six corvettes, once bound for
Iraq, were being fitted for export.
Luti, William J. "Battle of the Airwaves." U.S. Naval Institute
Proceedin~s 118 (January 1992): 49-55. Suppression of enemy
air defenses during Desert Storm.
Luttwak, Edward N. "Victory Through Air Power." Commentary 92
(August 1991): 27-30.
MacDonald, Scot, et al. "Desert Storm: Rounding Up the Storm."
Surface Warfare 16 (July/August 1991): 8-17. Highlights of
Navy surface ship actions.
Mackenzie, Richard. "Iran Resurgent." Air Force Macrazine 75
(July 1992): 78-81. Iran acquires a new navy.
Margelletti, Andrea. "Special Operations in the Desert."
Military Technolocrv 15 (April 1991): 62.
"Marine Artists Capture the Gulf War on Canvas." Marine Corps
Gazette 75 (August 1991): special section. Works by Marine
combat artists.
Martin, James M. "We Still Haven't Learned." U.S. Naval
Institute Proceedings 117 (July 1991): 64-68. The Tripoli
and Princeton incidents indicate that the Navy was
unprepared for mine warfare.
Mathieson, Greg E. "Interview. 1~ ~~5 Naval Institute
Proceedincrs 117 (March 1991): 33-34. Photographing Marines.
Maynes, Charles W. "`Dateline Washington' A Necessary War?"
Foreicrn Policy 82 (Spring 1991): 159-177. Editor of Foreign
Policy argues that the United States went to war for oil,
order, security, and Israel.
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