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'''Shock and Awe''' was a tactic used by [[American]] forces in the [[Second Persian Gulf War]] designed to frighten [[Iraqi]] troops into surrender with a constant barrage by Air Force bombers.  Not a new idea in warfare by any means, but never since the massacre of [[Béziers]] ("Slay them all, God will know his own"<ref>http://straitway.org/2001/03012001.htm</ref>) has a government been so ''open'' about the use of Shock and Awe.
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'''Shock and Awe''' was a tactic used by [[American]] forces in the [[Iraq War|2003 Invasion of Iraq]] designed to frighten [[Iraq|Iraqi]] troops into surrender with a constant barrage by Air Force bombers.  Not a new idea in warfare by any means, but never since the massacre of [[Béziers]] ("Slay them all, God will know his own"<ref>http://straitway.org/2001/03012001.htm</ref>) has a government been so ''open'' about the use of Shock and Awe.
    
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