博客來Much of what has been written on the specific order of battle during the Gulf War is narrowly focused; that is, no single source adequately reflects the overall order of battle for all the Coalition and Iraqi forces. Laymen and professionals alike need an unbiased,
comprehensive source that makes sense of the flood of images and data that resulted from the Gulf War. Students, in particular, have a specific need for a comprehensive, unclassified reference containing basic information on the entire war.
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