Air Support during Battle of Khafji
Coalition aircraft strike Iraqi columns and reinforce Saudi and Qatari defenders.
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Coalition aircraft strike Iraqi columns and reinforce Saudi and Qatari defenders.
Coalition ships monitor and divert prohibited maritime trade.
Directs naval interception operations enforcing sanctions against Iraq.
Coalition forces use airborne radar surveillance during the Gulf War.
Bush's administration states that the attacked Baghdad facility was believed to be military.
Iraqi minefields complicate naval support for the ground offensive.
Directs mine-clearing operations near the Kuwaiti coast.
Arthur directs damage control and continued operations after two ships strike Iraqi mines.
The action helps conceal the main western coalition maneuver.
Receives the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
Conducts attacks supporting deception near Wadi al-Batin.
Iraq agreed to a Soviet-proposed ceasefire agreement
Bush gives Iraq a final deadline to begin an immediate and unconditional withdrawal.
Bush publishes coalition conditions that could prevent the ground campaign.
Maintains a credible threat of amphibious assault on Kuwait.
The deception fixes Iraqi forces along the coast.
Bush requires Iraq to begin withdrawing immediately or face coalition ground attack.
Drives eastward against Iraqi Republican Guard formations.
Bush authorises the ground campaign after Iraq fails to accept the coalition withdrawal terms.
Coordinates Marine, Army and Arab advances against Iraqi defenses.
Ground forces begin the final campaign to liberate Kuwait.
Bush concludes that diplomatic proposals have not secured Iraq's unconditional withdrawal.
Authorizes the coalition ground offensive against Iraqi forces.
Directs the coalition ground offensive into Kuwait and Iraq.
Authorizes the coalition ground offensive.
The Allied land offensive begins against Iraq
Corps forces attack Republican Guard formations protecting withdrawal routes.
Franks begins the armoured advance intended to destroy the Republican Guard.
Commands VII Corps during the armored envelopment west of Kuwait.
Commands VII Corps in the coalition's armored offensive.
Luck's corps advances deep into Iraq on the coalition's western flank.
Airborne and mechanized forces isolate Iraqi units occupying Kuwait.
Commands the far western wing of the ground offensive.
Commands the western wing of the coalition ground attack.
McCaffrey's mechanised division advances rapidly through western Iraq to block retreat routes.
McMaster leads Eagle Troop in a rapid armoured engagement against Republican Guard forces.
His division threatens routes used by Iraqi forces leaving Kuwait.
Schwarzkopf's western manoeuvre cuts Iraqi communications and threatens retreating formations.
Holder's regiment finds and engages major elements of the Tawakalna Division.
Leads mechanized forces rapidly through southern Iraq.
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