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           Selected Annotated Bibliography

Entries in boldface type are reprinted in this anthology

BOen John H. Admire, USMC.    `1The 3d Marines in Desert Shield."  Marine
Corps Gazette, Aug91, pp. 81-84.

   The commanding officer of the 3d Marines outlines the environmental,
   training, and cultural obstacles faced by Marines deployed to Saudi
   Arabia during Desert Shield. BGen Admire particularly emphasizes the
   assistance provided by the Saudi Arabian  military,   which  greatly
   improved the Marines' adaptation to the desert while also helping to
   build a sense of cooperation and mutual respect between the Marines
   and Saudi Arabians.

BGen John H. Admire, USMC.    "The 3d Marines in Desert Storm." Maiine
Corps Gazelle, Sept91, pp. 67-71.

   The author recounts the role of the 3d Marines and Task Force Taro in
   the Battle of Khafji and liberation of Kuwait during Operation Desert
   Storm.

LtCol Charles L. Armstrong, USMC.   "Early Observations on Desert Shield."
Marine Corps Gazette, Jan91, pp. 34-36.

   Observations on Desert Shield regarding Marine Corps performance and
   the inter-service command system, the concept of maritime preposition-
   ing forces, and the need for more balanced force structure.

VAdm Stanley R. Arthur, USN.   "Desert Storm at Sea. " U.S. Naval Institute
Proceedings, May91, pp. 82-87.

   The author reviews the events of Operation Desert Storm at sea as the
   air campaign commenced, and provides observations on the overall
   performance of the Navy/Marine Corps team.

RAdm Brent Baker, USN.     "Desert Shield/Storm; the War of Words and
Images." Naval War College Review, Autumn 1991, pp. 59-65.

   An analysis of the military-media relationship during Operation Desert
   Shield/Desert Storm.