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The '''invasion of Kuwait''' took place on August 2, 1990. [[Iraq]]i forces poised on the border entered [[Kuwait]] after [[Saddam Hussein]] noted the meek response of Kuwait's friends to the threatened [[invasion]].
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The '''invasion of Kuwait''' took place on August 2, 1990. [[Iraq]]i forces poised on the border entered [[Kuwait]] after [[Saddam Hussein]] noted the meek response of Kuwait's allies to the threatened [[invasion]].
  
[[Iraq]] declared [[Kuwait]] a [[rebellious province]].
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[[Iraq]] declared [[Kuwait]] a rebellious province.
  
On the 2nd of August 1990, Kuwait was invaded by [[Iraq]], and following aerial bombardment from [[US]] and allied warplanes a short 4 day ground [[Gulf_War|war]] started on 23 February 1991, Kuwait was liberated.
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On the 2nd of August 1990, the Iraqi military invaded Kuwait.  Kuwaiti forces resisted, but were quickly over-whelmed.  In the air, Kuwaiti [[Dassault Mirage F1|Mirage F1]] and [[A-4 Skyhawk]] pilots claimed to have shot down several Iraqi helicopters, but none of these claims have been confirmed.<ref>[http://www.acig.org/artman/publish/article_215.shtml Kuwaiti Air-to-Air Victories in 1990]</ref>  Following five weeks of aerial bombardment from [[US]] and allied warplanes on targets in Iraq and Kuwait, a 4 day [[Gulf_War|ground war]] started on 23 February 1991, and Kuwait was liberated.
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Revision as of 15:46, December 17, 2008

The invasion of Kuwait took place on August 2, 1990. Iraqi forces poised on the border entered Kuwait after Saddam Hussein noted the meek response of Kuwait's allies to the threatened invasion.

Iraq declared Kuwait a rebellious province.

On the 2nd of August 1990, the Iraqi military invaded Kuwait. Kuwaiti forces resisted, but were quickly over-whelmed. In the air, Kuwaiti Mirage F1 and A-4 Skyhawk pilots claimed to have shot down several Iraqi helicopters, but none of these claims have been confirmed.[1] Following five weeks of aerial bombardment from US and allied warplanes on targets in Iraq and Kuwait, a 4 day ground war started on 23 February 1991, and Kuwait was liberated.

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