TY  - BOOK
AU  - Deptula, David A.
TI  - Effects-based operations: change in the nature of warfare 
T2  - Defense and Airpower Series
PY  - 2001///
CY  - Virginia
PB  - Aerospace Education Foundation
KW  - CAMPAÑA AEREA
KW  - GUERRA DEL GOLFO, 1991
KW  - PLANIFICACION
KW  - CONFLICTO ARMADO
KW  - BOMBARDEO DE PRECISION
KW  - VISION NOCTURNA
KW  - ESCUDO DEL DESIERTO
KW  - TORMENTA DEL DESIERTO
KW  - GUERRA CONVENCIONAL
KW  - OPERACIONES BASADAS EN EFECTOS
KW  - ESTRATEGIA AEREA
KW  - FUERZA DE COALICION
KW  - DEFENSAS AEREA ENEMIGAS
KW  - LIDERAZGO
KW  - GUERRA PARALELA
KW  - OPERACIONES - RDO
KW  - CENTRO DE GRAVEDAD
KW  - SISTEMA DE DEFENSA AEREA
KW  - PODER AEROESPACIAL
KW  - OPERACION FUERZA ALIADA
KW  - REVOLUCION EN ASUNTOS MILITARES
KW  - ESTRATEGIA MILITAR
KW  - RADARES DE ALERTA TEMPRANA
N1  - Well before dawn on January 17, 1991, Major Greg Biscone   flew the first of two B-52s toward Wadi Al Kirr airfield a      recently completed forward fighter base in central Iraq.  His targets were the taxiways between the runway and  hardened aircraft shelters. Skimming 300 feet over the desert at 500 miles per hour it was so dark the night  vision goggles and low light TV system didn't help. Iraqi early warning radars forced Biscone to drop his huge, old bomber lower the surface-to-air missile (SAM) threat was greater than the danger of flying within a wingspan of the ground. Minutes later, Biscone and his counterparts Buffs  executed a successful multi-axis attack crippling the airfield and leaving anti-aircraft artillery with nothing to fire at but the receding jet noise
UR  - https://secure.afa.org/Mitchell/reports/0901ebo.pdf
ER  -