Daniel Harlow Book Links Gulf War Service to Lasting Emotional Costs
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Daniel Harlow’s book Voices from the Dunes: Gulf War Service, Memory, and Aftermath presents the 1990–1991 Gulf War through coalition service members’ experiences, linking personal testimony to the course of Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. It covers deployment, life and work in desert conditions, the logistics and demands of air, naval, medical and ground operations, and the care of wounded personnel. The book also examines the uncertainty, camaraderie and emotional costs of service, along with the war’s lasting effects after the fighting ended.
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