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040			_cESGA
100			_910720 _aDeptula, David A.
245			_aEffects-based operations : _bchange in the nature of warfare / _cDavid A. Deptula
260			_aVirginia : _bAerospace Education Foundation, _c2001
300			_a33 p.
490			_aDefense and Airpower Series
505			_aWell 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.
653			_aCAMPAÑA AEREA
653			_aGUERRA DEL GOLFO, 1991
653			_aPLANIFICACION
653			_aCONFLICTO ARMADO
653			_aBOMBARDEO DE PRECISION
653			_aVISION NOCTURNA
653			_aESCUDO DEL DESIERTO
653			_aTORMENTA DEL DESIERTO
653			_aGUERRA CONVENCIONAL
653			_aOPERACIONES BASADAS EN EFECTOS
653			_aESTRATEGIA AEREA
653			_aFUERZA DE COALICION
653			_aDEFENSAS AEREA ENEMIGAS
653			_aLIDERAZGO
653			_aGUERRA PARALELA
653			_aOPERACIONES - RDO
653			_aCENTRO DE GRAVEDAD
653			_aSISTEMA DE DEFENSA AEREA
653			_aPODER AEROESPACIAL
653			_aOPERACION FUERZA ALIADA
653			_aREVOLUCION EN ASUNTOS MILITARES
653			_aESTRATEGIA MILITAR
653			_aRADARES DE ALERTA TEMPRANA
856			_uhttps://secure.afa.org/Mitchell/reports/0901ebo.pdf
942			_2udc _cBK
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