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also known as... Sandy Strait |
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What Was It Like in Desert Storm?
In one of the first books to come out about Desert Storm, local author Sandy Strait has compiled answers to dozens of questions about the war. The questions were answered by 21 of America’s best, ranking from enlisted personnel through senior grade officers with widely varying opinions and experiences. Seventeen men and four women from every branch of service tell what the war in the Gulf was really like. Their occupations range from front line infantry, helicopter pilots and flight medics to truck drivers, military police officers and chemical decontamination specialists. A complete chapter is dedicated to Gulf War Illness. [ Buy this book now | See excerpts from this book ] |
VETWRITER
In 1991, the U.N. Security Council’s deadline for the Iraqi withdrawal
from Kuwait expired and Desert Storm erupted -- for some of us it seems like yesterday,
for others a lifetime ago. Many have wondered since that time what the war was really like
for American servicemen and women who served there, how it changed their lives, and
especially how they have been affected by Gulf War Illness.