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Persian Gulf War / Review / Analysis #131226

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Jan 17, 1991
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) Review given of beginning of second day of Operation Desert Storm against Iraq. Report introduced.

(Eastern Saudi Arabia: Bill Redeker) Review given of first day of the attack against Iraq; scenes shown of planes and launching of missiles. [PILOT - describes bombing run.] [US Navy Captain David BILL - comments.] Reaction of United States troops on the ground noted. [SOLDIER - comments.] Report of fire fight along border between Marines and Iraqis inside Kuwait detailed. ......

(Studio: Peter Jennings) Interview given with two military analysts. [Retired Marine General Bernard TRAINOR - analyzes air campaign and Iraqi capability.]

Reporter(s):
Jennings, Peter;
Redeker, Bill
Duration:
00:04:00

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