Washington DC / New York / Washington / DC / Calgary / Hanoi / /
Company
Air University Press / Naval Institute Press / Boeing / St. Martin’s Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Serbia / Iran / Kuwait / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Russia / United States / Soviet Union / Vietnam / Canada / North Korea / Yugoslavia / Iraq / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Maxwell AFB / University of Calgary / Air University Library / HQ USAF Initial Report / /
IndustryTerm
technology improvements / chemical weapons / counterair systems / /
Organization
Entering Air Force / U.S. Air Force / United States Air Force / Tactical Air Command / Air Force’s Tactical Air Command / Yugoslavia’s air force / Operation ALLIED FORCE / army / Daniel L. Haulman Air Force Historical Research Agency / Navy / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Sixteenth Air Force / Albert F. Simpson Historical Research Center / Center for Air Force History / Society for Military History / University of Calgary / Seventh Air Force / Iraqi air force / Air Force / /
Person
Lawrence J. Paszek / Jacob Neufeld / Timothy Warnock / Walter J. Boyne / Michael E. Ryan / Frederick J. Shaw / Jr. / Daniel L. Haulman / Susan H. H. Young / Carol Parks / Franklin Cooling / Gregory Henneman / James N. Eastman / Jr. / Gordon Swanborough / Saddam Hussein / Wayne Thompson / David Ruppe / /
Position
Chief of Staff General Michael E. Ryan / historian / author at AFHRA / Soviet advisors / Staff General / /
NO CONTEST: AERIAL COMBAT IN THE 1990s Dr. Daniel L. Haulman Air Force Historical Research Agency 2002 Version During the decade of the 1990s, the United States and her allies won three conflicts. In 1991, they forced Ir