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George H.W. Bush Presidency  Persian Gulf War  Jan 17-Feb 27, 1991  Pre-History-US supported Iraq in the Iran/Iraq war  Secret Illegal Bank Loans for Chemical Weapons  US helped build Iraq into 4 th largest army in world

Operation Desert Shield- August 2, 1990  Saddam Hussein invades Kuwait  Iraq owed billions to Kuwait for support in Iran/Iraq war  Kuwait- 10% world’s oil  Saudi Arabia- 30% world’s oil  US organized 30 nations to liberate Kuwait  UN sanctions placed on Iraq

Desert Shield cont.  January 15, 1991  Deadline for Saddam to withdraw from Kuwait  Gen. “Stormin” Norman Schwarzkopf  Overall commander of UN military forces  Desert Shield – Meant to protect Saudi Arabia until the US forces arrive  Overall 690,000 troops  540,000 US soldiers

The Coalition  Troops  US, Saudi Arabia, UK, France, Kuwait, Egypt, Senegal, Niger, Bangladesh, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Nigeria  Ships, Air Force, Medical Units  Canada, Italy, Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Greece, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Czechoslovakia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Poland, South Korea  Financial Support  Japan and Germany

Operation Desert Storm- January 17, 1991  37 days of aerial bombardment  100,000 missions  76 aircraft crashed or damaged badly  Goal: Destroy the enemy without destroying the people  Power Grids  Military Communication Systems  Fuel Supplies  Transportation Systems  Normal Communication Systems  F-117’s would destroy enemy tanks at night!  Sand cools quicker than tanks!

February 23, 1991-The Ground War  800 Tanks invade Iraq  Most since the Battle of the Bulge  Ground War over in 4 Days!  Very Little Iraqi Resistance Left  Highway of Death  Kuwait City to Basra  February 26-27, 1991  Over 2000 Vehicles hit, it appears that we used napalm, which was outlawed in 1977.

Results of the War  US Results  148 Killed  35 dead by friendly fire  458 wounded  Cost $7 Billion out of $61 Billion  Bush Popularity 89%

Iraq Results  Iraq Results  Saddam still in power  100,000 Dead  300,000 Wounded  Relegated to a pre-industrial age!!  UN inspectors found 70 tons of nerve gas, 400 tons of mustard gas  Could only trade oil for food

End of the Cold War  “Wait & See Approach”  Economically, USSR had major problems  Could no longer support communist governments worldwide and continue military buildup  Glasnost & Perestroika were too successful!  Could not stop them!

Fall of the Berlin Wall  Wall fell November 9, 1989  E. Germans through Hungary to Austria to W. Germany  /day  When the wall fell, 2 million E. Germans crossed & were given $60  Biggest street party in world History  Helmut Kohl elected and in October, East and West were reunited

START I-July 1991  Limited each country to 1600 delivery vehicles  Limited nuclear devices to 6000  Reduced nuclear arsenals in half  Signed by pens made of metal salvaged from missiles banned under the INF treaty  Coup-August 18-21, 1991  Gorby kidnapped, Boris Yeltsin saved him  December 25, 1991-USSR ceased to exist  New Political organization the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)

End of the Cold War  End of the Cold War  US Cost  $12.7 Trillion in defense spending  $1.1 Trillion in foreign aid  Over 100,000 lives through foreign wars

China  New Leader-Deng Xiaoping  Protests for weeks in Tiananmen Square  June 1989-Chinese soldiers stormed the square  Bush suspended weapons sales and deferred loans to China  China’s importance  US trade in 1992, $33.1 Billion to China  $17 Billion trade deficit

Panama  General Manuel Noriega  US was allies since 1960’s, Noriega received payments from CIA  Allowed CIA to train Contras  Noriega was bringing cocaine into US  Americans were blaming Noriega for drug problems  “War on Drugs”

Operation Just Cause  December 20, 1989  22,500 US troops invade  23 US casualties  $1 Billion in damages  Noriega hid in the Vatican Embassy  How do we get him out?  Rocked him out w/ stereo speakers & strobe lights  Colin Powell- “Have a clear political objective and stick to it. Use all the force necessary, and do not apologize for going in big.

Somalia  Operation Restore Hope  Dictator Mohammad Farah Aidid  Used food as leverage during the Somali Civil War  US sent troops to protect UN food shipments  US 45 killed  118 Wounded