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The Commanders

01 January 1991

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The Commanders
libdoc March=1992

Author: Woodward, Bob
Publisher: Simon & Schuster 1991, pp398, Index

Keywords: US, Military, Iraq

"During the first two years of the Bush administration, the US
military and its leaders dominated the world's attention to a
degree
not seen since the Vietnam war...Over the next 18 months Bush,
Cheney, Powell and two other top Bush advisers, Secretary of
State
James A Baker lll and National Security adviser Brent Scowcroft,
would use the military in Panama and the Persian Gulf as an
instrument of a new foreign policy...This is the story behind the
momentous choices that are defining a new era in international
relations dominated by American military might." (Publishers
text)

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