Schmidt, Eric

Schriever, Bernard A.

Schulte, Dave

Schwartz, Paul

Schwarzkopf, H. Norman

and air campaign

and battlefield interdiction

and biological warfare

and bridge destruction

briefings

daily

and civilian casualties

command center

and DCINC

and Dugan

ground campaign

start of

Schwarzkopf, H. Norman (cont.)

Horner and

insecurity, psychological, of

and INSTANT THUNDER plan

and integration of forces

meeting with King Fahd

and oil spills

and psychological warfare

and Push CAS

and rotation policy

and safety of troops

and search-and-rescue missions

and target selection

troop deployments in Saudi Arabia

and war planning

Scowcroft, Brent

Scud missiles

defense against

SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defense)

Seara, Oscar

Search-and-rescue. See SAR

Security, for battle plan

Self-confidence of fighter pilots

Senegal, infantry

Sepkas

September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks

7th MEB (Marine Expeditionary Brigade)

Seymour Johnson AFB

Shaikh, Abdullah al-

Shamrani (Saudi Captain)

Sharp, Grant

Sharpe, Sandy

Shaw AFB, Reconnaissance Center

Shaw, Bernard

Sheehy (Air Force captain)

Sheikh Isa Air Base, Bahrain

“Shock and Awe,”

Shrike radar homing missile

Simms (U.S. Captain)

Simon, Bob

SIOP (Single Integrated Operations Plan)

Situational awareness

Solnet, Claude

Soviet training of Iraqi pilots

SPACECOM (Space Command)

Space forces

Space people

Space Warfare Center

Sparks, Billy

SPEAR (Navy team)

Special Operations, British, and Scud launchers

Special Operations Forces (SOF)

Schwarzkopf and

Special Tactics Personnel (STPs)

Speed of action

in future wars

Spiritual leader, Horner as

Squadrons

Staff officer, Horner as

Stan Eval (standardization and evaluation) pilots

Stanfill, Ronnie

Starling, Dane

Statistics from Gulf War

Status of forces

Stealth aircraft

See also F-117 aircraft

Stillwell, Joe

Storage area, destroyed by A-10s

Strafe patterns

STRATCOM

Strategic air campaign

Schwarzkopf and

Strategic Air Command. See SAC

Strategic air power

Strategies

Successes, of Gulf War

Sudairy, Ahmed

Sultan, Prince of Saudi Arabia

Sultan, Sultan Adi al-Mutairi

Battle of Khafji

Summers, George

Sununu, John

Super Saber aircraft (F-100D)

Supercruise

Superpower, U.S. as

Support elements

Surface-to-air missiles. See SAMs

Surge rates of sorties

Surprise, military doctrine of

Surrender by Iraqis

Suter, Moody

Swain (Air Force captain)

Sweeney, Walter

Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)

Systems of systems

T-33 (T Bird) aircraft

TAC (Tactical Air Command)

counterproductive policies

TACC (Tactical Air Control Center)

and ATOs

layout of

start of Desert Storm

Tactical Air Control Parties (TACPs)

Tactical air power

Tactical mobility

Tactics

ineffective, in Vietnam

Taif Air Base

Ta Khli, Thailand

Talil (Saudi Admiral)

Tankers (aircraft)

Tanks, Iraqi

destruction of

Tapline Road

Targets for air strikes. See Air strike targets

Target trackers

Task Force NORMANDY

Tastett, Bobby

Taylor, Zack

Team effort, international

Technology, new

Tel Aviv, Scud attacks

Television:

coverage of Gulf War

interviews

and psychological warfare

sets for Desert Shield troops

Temper tents

Tenoso, Ed

Ten Percent War

Terror, weapons of

Test programs, Nellis AFB

Thailand, U.S. military in

Than Hoa Bridge

Thatcher, Margaret

Theories of war

Third Army, U.S.

3rd Infantry Division

335th Tactical Fighter Squadron

363d Tactical Fighter Wing

“Thuds.” See F-105 aircraft

Thumrait Air Base, Oman

Timeline, Desert Shield/Storm

Timely action

TISEO (TV telescope)

Tolin, Tony

Tonoso, Ed

Tornado aircraft, losses