Outcome / Gulf War Military Strategy : A 23 page research
paper that provides an overview of the political, social and
military makeup of Gulf War strategy. Concentrating on the
military end of this equation and an analysis of the outcome
of that war, the writer posits that because of the temporary
success of that strategy in the view of the public, the military
would be wise to consider public opinion in its future
discussions of future military strategy. Bibliography lists 20
sources. Iraqwar.wps

“Why Desert Storm Would Not Become Another
Vietnam” : A 7 page paper discussing President Bush’s
statement that Desert Storm would not turn into another
Vietnam and what he meant by that statement. Bibliography
lists 5 sources. Desnam.wps

“The Gulf War Reader” / A Review : A 6 page summary of
the book edited by Micah L. Sifry and Christopher Cerf. No
other sources listed. Gulfread.wps

Desert Storm / Impact Of The Tanks : 6 pages in length.
Within the three hundred and eight pages of Robert M.
Citino’s book entitled “Armored Forces” exists the proof
necessary to ascertain just how positive an impact the tanks
played during Desert Storm. It can be argued that by
incorporating the latest in military technological
advancements, the soldiers of this particular war were
significantly better protected while at the same time able to
perform their varied and jeopardous duties. The writer
discuss how the reader gains a considerably more detailed
account of just how integral tanks became to the overall
safety and success of the Desert Storm mission. Bibliography
lists 4 sources. TLCDesSt.wps

Operation Earnest Will : A 5 page research paper that
analyzes the success of Operation Earnest Will. Three years
before Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm,
the U.S. Navy was involved in Operation Earnest Will, which
was part of a conflict that has been referred to as the "tanker
war" of 1987-88. Operation Earnest Will foreshadowed
Operations Desert Storm/Desert Shield, andólike Desert
Stormóit confirmed and made more permanent the role of the
U.S. in the defense of the Persian Gulf. Bibliography lists 5
sources. 99ernwil.wps

Cynthia Enloe & A Feminist Perspective of the Persian Gulf
War : A 3 page paper discussing “Bananas, Beaches, and
Bases” by Cynthia Enloe and how the Persian Gulf War
would be described from Enloe’s feminist perspective. No
additional sources cited. Banana.wps

The 1992 Election / Ross Perot’s Unintended Role :
A 5 page research paper which examines the effect that Ross
Perot’s third party candidacy had on this election between
incumbent President George Bush and Democratic candidate
Bill Clinton. The writer demonstrates that without Ross Perot’s
influence on this election, Clinton might not have been
elected. Bibliography lists 5 sources. 1992elec.wps.

Bill Clinton vs. J.F.K. / Pursuit Of Liberty : A 5 page research
paper investigating how President John F. Kennedy
approached his vigorous defense of liberty at home and
abroad compared to how President Bill Clinton approached
the same goal. Reasons for the differences between the two
include the fact that this is an entirely different world and the
fact that President Clinton also happens to be the first
post-Cold War President. In this new era, time is needed to
determine exactly what the position of the United States will
be. Bibliography is included. Clinkenn.wps

Socioeconomic Structure In Los Angeles As A Stimulus
For The 1992 Riots : A 9 page research paper on social
conditions which caused the eruption of the 1992 Los
Angeles Riots. The writer posits that the Rodney King verdict
was merely a final stimulus ("the straw that broke the camel's
back") for the ensuing violence but that various other social,
economic, cultural, and demographic factors contributed to it
as well. Conflict, race relations, and immigration to South
Central Los Angeles are of particular importance in this
insightful sociopolitical analysis. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Urbanla.wps
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