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1. 'Jihad, anyone?'

Author

Mauldin, Bill and Mauldin, Bill

Subjects
Heads of state, depicted., Chemical weapons, depicted., Iraq-Kuwait Crisis, 1990-1991., Persian Gulf War, 1991., Chemical Warfare Agents, Gulf War, Chefs d'État., Armes chimiques., Crise du golfe Persique, 1990-1991., Guerre du golfe Persique, 1991., Chemical weapons., Heads of state., Iraq Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Jordan Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Palestine Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Irak Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Jordanie Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Palestine Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Iraq., Jordan., Middle East Palestine.
Abstract

Original drawing of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, Palestinian Liberation Organization Chair Yasser Arafat, and King Hussein of Jordan astride a camel. Saddam Hussein holds an automatic weapon; King Hussein of Jordan appears half the size of Saddam Hussein and Arafat.

Published
2024

2. 'Rare old Zyklon B.'

Author

Mauldin, Bill and Mauldin, Bill

Subjects
Heads of state, depicted., Hydrocyanic acid gas, depicted., Chemical weapons, depicted., Chefs d'État., Gaz cyanhydrique., Armes chimiques., Chemical weapons., Heads of state., Hydrocyanic acid gas., Iraq Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Germany Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Libya Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Irak Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Allemagne Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Libye Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Germany., Iraq., Libya.
Abstract

Original drawing of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein and Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi, looking with interest at a streetside suitcase display of bottles, labeled "Pharmaceuticals and Insecticides - German Quality." A German man in an overcoat attempts to get them to buy

Published
2024

3. 'Here it is, folks - a lifetime cure for headaches, hangovers, arthritis, Alzheimer's, and common colds.'

Author

Mauldin, Bill and Mauldin, Bill

Subjects
Heads of state, depicted., Military weapons, depicted., Chemical weapons, depicted., Pharmacists, depicted., Chefs d'État., Armes de guerre., Armes chimiques., Pharmaciens., martial arms., pharmacists., Chemical weapons., Heads of state., Military weapons., Pharmacists., Germany Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Libya Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Allemagne Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Libye Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Germany., Libya.
Abstract

Original drawing of Libyan dictator Muammar Qadafi in pharmacist jacket, holding a spoon and bottle with a skull and crossbones. A sign behind him reads "M. Qadhafi, Pharmacist;" on the counter in front of him sits a mortar and pestle labeled "Finest German Ingredients."

Published
2024

4. 'Why don't we clobber Iraq for using the damn stuff?'

Author

Mauldin, Bill and Mauldin, Bill

Subjects
Heads of state, depicted., Military weapons, depicted., Bombs, depicted., Chemical weapons, depicted., Chefs d'État., Armes de guerre., Bombes., Armes chimiques., martial arms., bomb vessels., bombing (graffiti), Bombs., Chemical weapons., Heads of state., Military weapons., Iraq Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, United States Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Libya Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Irak Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, États-Unis Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Libye Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Iraq., Libya., United States.
Abstract

Original drawing of two United States Army Lieutenant Generals looking at a map of Libya. A large X on the map is labeled "Chemical Plant."

Published
2024

5. 'Okay, let's go find some humans.'

Author

Mauldin, Bill and Mauldin, Bill

Subjects
Heads of state, depicted., Military weapons, depicted., Pumping machinery, depicted., Chemical weapons, depicted., Fumigation., Chefs d'État., Armes de guerre., Pompes., Armes chimiques., Fumigation., martial arms., fumigating., Pumping machinery., Fumigation., Bombs., Chemical weapons., Heads of state., Military weapons., Iraq Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Iran Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Germany Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Libya Caricatures and cartoons. History 20th century, Irak Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Iran Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Allemagne Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Libye Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire 20e siècle, Germany., Iran., Iraq., Libya.
Abstract

Original drawing of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein and Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi, both anthropomorphized as insects, commandeering a fumigator pump; Irani Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini works on his own fumigator pump with a German scientist.

Published
2024

6. ' ... 5,996 ... 5,997 ... 5,998 ... 5,999 ...'

Author

Mauldin, Bill and Mauldin, Bill

Subjects
Political science History 20th century., Chemical weapons., Weapons of mass destruction., Chemical Warfare Agents, Armes chimiques., Armes de destruction massive., Chemical weapons., Political science., Weapons of mass destruction., United States Caricatures and cartoons. History, États-Unis Caricatures et dessins humoristiques. Histoire, United States.
Abstract

Original drawing of a US soldier hiding under a bed with a helmet and a briefcase labeled "U.S. Army chemical warfare" next to him on the floor. He is counting dead sheep and they are in Dugway, Utah (Dugway Proving Ground (DPG))

Published
2024

9. Chemical Weapons and the Gulf War: The Dog That Did Not Bark.

Author

Cigar, Norman

Subjects
*CHEMICAL weapons, *THREATS, *PERSIAN Gulf War, 1991, *DECISION making, *WAR
Abstract

Despite a realistic threat that Iraq would use chemical weapons (CW) during the Gulf War, it did not do so. Fear of retaliation was probably a key factor, bus battlefield conditions-including the rapid tempo of operations, the destruction of Iraq's delivery systems, and the weather-also may have played a significant pan in Baghdad's decision-making. There is greater impetus for controls on CWs now. However, Third world states may conclude that it was assumed retaliation that prevented Iraq's CW use, thus validating the wed to field their own CW as a deterrent.

Published
1992
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11. Investigating Iraq's chemical warfare program : updated and expanded research plan

Author

Zilinskas, Raymond and Zilinskas, Raymond

Subjects
Chemical weapons Iraq., Chemical warfare Documentation Iraq., Armes chimiques Irak., Guerre chimique Documentation Irak., Chemical weapons., Iraq.
Abstract

"This report details the author's research plan for probing captured documents at the Conflict Records Research Center (CRRC) regarding Saddam Hussein's chemical weapons. The report reviews how the sought-after information will contribute to new insights into the Iraqi chemical weapon program during Saddam's tenure with respect to use doctrine, actual use, human resources applied to development and manufacture of CW, and the role of supplies from developing countries in supporting this program. In addition, the report highlights the status of the captured documents availability at the CRRC, including the status of some 9,000 translated but not released documents among which a significant number of documents discuss the above subjects. The author proposes that research by a cleared investigator be undertaken among the translated, but still classified documents to identify those whose vetting and release would make the greatest contribution to on-going scholarly studies."--Abstract.

Published
2012

12. Demonstration of linked UAV observations and atmospheric model predictions in chem/bio attack response

Author

Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.), Davidson, Kenneth L., Kaminer, Isaac, Miller, Douglas, Dobrokhdov, Vladimir, Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.), Davidson, Kenneth L., Kaminer, Isaac, Miller, Douglas, and Dobrokhdov, Vladimir

Abstract

Both the faculty and staff from the Departments of Meteorology and Aeronautics evaluated the integration of components for a near-real time decision aid designed to enable small units to respond in a focused way to a ChemBio attack. This effort included the field-testing of an atmospheric dispersion prediction model, an instrumented UAV for collecting meteorological data, and the means for linking the UAV data to real-time dispersion prediction. The primary modeling effort focused on an adaptation of the 'Wind On Constant Streamline Surfaces' (WOCSS) model developed to run on a small computer with input from an external mesoscale model (MM5). The combined models were run for approximately one month for the region surrounding Camp Roberts, CA. In situ meteorological data were collected at the Camp Roberts airfield from 2 October to 5 November 2002 to validate the model predictions. The model results showed promise in capturing the diurnal evolution of near-surface temperatures that drive the local circulations in the warm season. Linking WOCSS with the atmospheric mesoscale model forecasts showed no significant improvement in wind forecasts when compared to the mesoscale model wind forecasts alone. Linking WOCSS to the trajectory visualization code revealed that vertical wind component estimates needed to be improved. The linked model/UAV demonstration of 7-9 October 2002 tested the synthesis of UAV measurements and dispersion model predictions. Although a UAV mishap occurred soon after the demonstration began, the instrumented UAV performance during this early period and in preliminary flight tests indicate that the hardware/software architecture for UAV data collection and its linkage with real-time dispersion prediction will be successful. Overall, the demonstration proved the feasibility of linking a coarse grid mesoscale model to a fine-scale diagnostic wind model for producing fine resolution forward and backward trajectories., Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

Published
2003

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