An A-Z reference to the history and events of the Gulf War, with biographies of key players, information on weapons, forces, theatres of operation, and diplomatic events. Includes maps and illustrations, appendixes, and a bibliography.
With first-hand accounts and full-color photographs, describes the military machines and science behind the Gulf War, one of the most successful military campaigns in American history.
Upon moving to Sentinel House, five-year-old Matty and fifteen-year-old Graham encounter ghosts from a nearby abandoned military compound, but real trouble begins when their father is arrested for posting information about a secret weapons system on the Internet.
Examines recent advances in weaponry and innovations that maximize killing power, including sea weapons, missiles, and technological advances in computers and the militarization of space.
Contains fourteen essays that offer different perspectives on issues related to weaponry and warfare, discussing nuclear weapons, biological weapons, landmines, threats of terrorists, and related topics.
A look at potential future developments in warfare, including advancements in robot technology, as well as satellite-guided bombs and other technologies that are currently considered state-of-the-art.
Engaging text and full-color photographs introduce readers to the high-tech planes, tanks, missiles, and gadgets developed for the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, a war in which no battle was ever openly fought.
