The Gulf War is an accessible non-fiction account of the United States-led Persian Gulf War Against Iraq for Their Invasion and Annexation of Kuwait. It establishes the causes, chronology and principal phases of the conflict while explaining the political aims and military resources of the opposing sides.
The book places campaigns and leadership within their wider setting, including diplomacy, civilian experience, economic pressure and the settlement or memory that followed. Its historical scope is represented on HBS by Gulf War, 1990–1991.
