Twenty-Fourth Division Deep Advance
Leads a rapid mechanized advance through southern Iraq.
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Leads a rapid mechanized advance through southern Iraq.
Franks commits armoured divisions against Republican Guard formations in southern Iraq.
Rhame's division fights through Iraqi armoured forces around Objective Norfolk.
Griffith's division defeats Republican Guard armour during the battle of Medina Ridge.
Announces that Kuwait has been liberated.
Coalition forces restore control of Kuwait City to Kuwaiti authorities.
The hundred-hour ground campaign comes to an end.
Schwarzkopf orders coalition formations to halt offensive movement and hold defensive positions.
Bush orders coalition forces to suspend offensive combat after one hundred hours of ground operations.
The ground campaign ends after Iraqi forces are expelled from Kuwait.
Orders coalition offensive operations suspended.
Bush suspends offensive combat exactly one hundred hours after the ground campaign begins.
Employs a wide western envelopment against Iraqi forces.
The maneuver helps isolate Iraqi formations occupying Kuwait.
Portrays Jim Morrison in Stone's film.
Stars as Jim Morrison in Oliver Stone's film The Doors.
Directs the biographical film The Doors.
Releases The Doors, a dramatized film biography.
Sets military arrangements governing the immediate ceasefire.
Meets Iraqi commanders to establish military ceasefire arrangements.
Schwarzkopf meets Iraqi commanders to establish military arrangements for the ceasefire.
Meets Iraqi commanders after the coalition victory.
Non essential US Embassy staff are withdrawn from Ethiopia
Voyager 2's photopolarimeter is switched off after degraded performance ends the experiment.
Bush recognises the formal ceasefire after Iraq accepts Security Council Resolution 687.
US forces move into northern Iraq to set up safe havens for Kurdish refugees
US forces move into northern Iraq to set up safe havens for Kurdish refugees
1st US aircraft since 1979 lands in Iran with blankets for Kurdish refugees
1st US aircraft since 1979 lands in Iran with blankets for Kurdish refugees
The US gives aid to Hanoi when it helps account for 2,276 missing US soldiers
The US gives aid to Hanoi when it helps account for 2,276 missing US soldiers
Hubble obtains its first detailed observations of Jupiter, including views of the Great Red Spot.
Lesbian priest Elizabeth Carl ordained in Episcopal Church
Actress Lee Remick (55) dies in Los Angeles of cancer
President Bush sends a personal message to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, urging a stronger effort to conclude arms control talks
Hubble observations resolve two distinct brightness peaks in the central region of M31, revealing the unusual double structure of its nucleus.
President Bush lifts economic sanctions against South Africa, citing its "profound transformation" toward racial equality
President Bush lifts economic sanctions against South Africa, citing its "profound transformation" toward racial equality
Soviet and American negotiators meeting in Washington wrangle over a Treaty to reduce long-range nuclear missiles
Boxer Mike Tyson had sex with Desiree Washington, a Miss Black America contestant. On September 9, 1991, an Indiana Grand Jury votedsto indict Tyson on three counts, including one for the rape of Washington
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