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Accession Number: 92-007-AC
Original work: Oil on Board
Original size: 22 by 30 inches
One month after Admiral Kelso took office, Iraq invaded Kuwait. The world community demanded immediate withdrawal. A coalition of nations began a military build-up in the region and instituted a sea blockade and no-fly zone. When these measures did not induce a withdrawal, the coalition attacked, forcing the invaders out and chasing them into southern Iraq
USS La Salle (AGF-3) opens up a channel to the port city of Ash Shuaybah signaling the relief of Kuwait and the return of commercial traffic.
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