Gulf War Air Campaign Map Featured in New Smithsonian Exhibit
Read at airandspaceforces.comA map pinned to the wall in a basement 36 years ago will go on display in November at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum. The map, used to identify strategic targets across Iraq in the fall of 1990, was used in the planning of Operation Desert Storm, and will be included in the museum’s new “Modern Military Aviation” gallery in Washington D.C., tracing advances in airpower from the Korean War to the present. The post Gulf War Air Campaign Map Featured in New Smithsonian Exhibit appeared first on Air & Space Forces Magazine .
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