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| | U.S. Bombing - The Myth of Surgical Bombing in the Gulf War |
 | | Of the actual bombing missions, about 20,000 sorties were flown against a select list of 300 strategic targets in Iraq and Kuwait; about 5,000 were flown against SCUD missile launchers, and some 30,000 to 50,000 against Iraqi forces in southern Iraq and Kuwait. |
 | | As if explosive bombs were not enough, the U.S. used massive amounts of fire bombs and napalm, although U.S. officials denied using napalm against Iraqi troops, only on oil filled trenches (this raises the question of who set all the oil wells on fire in Kuwait and southern Iraq). |
 | | The fact that Baghdad was not carpet bombed by B-52s does not mean that the civilian population was not attacked and killed. |
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