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Col Norman G. Ewers, USMC (Ret).   11A Conversation with LtGen Royal N.
Moore, Jr." Marine Corps Gazette, Oct91, pp. 44-49.

    In this interview, the most senior Marine Corps aviator in the Persian
    Gulf describes the role air combat played in supporting the operations
    of the I Marine Expeditionary Force.

Lt C. Douglas Forcino, MSC, USN.   "Marines Can Beat the Heat." Marine
Corps Gazette, Jan91, pp. 40-41.

    The author discusses the obstacles facing Marines deployed in hot
    climates, and techniques to combat these obstacles.

Norman Friedman.   "The Air Campaign." U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings,
Apr91, pp. 49-50.

    An assessment of the aircraft and technology, as well as the identifica-
    tion friend or foe (1FF) system used in the air campaign in Operation
    Desert Storm.

Norman Friedman.   "The Seaward Flank." U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings,
Jul91, pp. 81-83.

    An abridged excerpt from the author's book Desert Vtctory: The War for
    Kuwait, giving examples of the effective use of seapower in Operation
    Desert Shield/Desert Storm.

Andrew E. Gibson and Cdr Jacob L. Shuford, USN.     "Desert Shield and
Strategic Sealift." Naval War College Review, Spring 1991, pp. 6-18.

    This article, by a professor and student from the Naval War College,
    presents an evaluation of the effectiveness of sealift during Desert
    Shield.

Maj E. J. Green, USMC.   "Desert Storm." U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings,
Dec91, pp. 75-78.

    A look at the strengths and weaknesses of the Marine Corps' combat
    medical evacuation system during Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm.

LtCol Bill Green, USMC, et al.  "Two Steps Ahead." U.S. Naval institute
Proceedings, May91, pp. 97-99.

    The authors describe the role of the Marine Corps Combat Development
    Center's Warfighting Center in Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm,
    as well as its current activities analyzing lessons learned.