Word: k
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...their 32 Tomahawk cruise missiles, each capable of hitting targets 700 miles away with a 1,000-lb. conventional warhead. At a desolate desert site in northeast Saudi Arabia, tanks of the U.S. 1st Marine Division blazed away in live-fire exercises. In the last nerve-racking hours before "K-day" -- the U.N.'s Jan. 15 deadline for Iraq to get out of Kuwait -- U.S. troops were understandably edgy. But they had little doubt that they were capable of smashing Saddam Hussein's army. "We're ready," is all that Brigadier General Mike Myatt, commander of the 1st Marines, would...
...firsthand inspection of the frontline forces suggests that Myatt's optimism is justified. The U.S. and allied soldiers already in place seem capable of delivering an overwhelming blow against the Iraqis. Even worse from Saddam's viewpoint, the alliance is growing stronger with each passing day. By K-day, 430,000 U.S. and 245,000 allied soldiers will square off against 605,000 Iraqi troops...
President: Reginald K. Brack...
Robyn Fass '91, Heather K. Love '91, and Elizabeth C. Willauer '92 were charged with failure to obey a police officer. Peter J. karafiol '92, Michael Rosefeld '92, and Peter Yeomans '91 were charged with disorderly conduct...
...Duke University in North Carolina, the Duke Coalition for Peace in the Middle East has headed down to the main post office for a protest, according to Beau K. Dure, managing editor of The Chronicle...