Highway of death gulf war Stock Photos and Images
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RM2X232CP–1st April 1991 Wrecked Iraqi Army vehicles along the “Highway of Death” on the road to Basra, west of Kuwait City.
RMD2J767–Destroyed Iraqi armored vehicles litter Highway 80, known as the Highway of Death destroyed by coalition aircraft during the Gulf War February 28, 1991 in Kuwait.
RMC03FYP–Destroyed vehicles on the Highway 80 known as the the Highway of Death in Kuwait in the Gulf War.
RM2X1BN7T–1st April 1991 U.S. Army soldiers on the “Highway of Death”, the main highway from Kuwait City to Basra.
RMCWC4Y4–Aerial view of destroyed Iraqi vehicles beside the Highway 80 west of Kuwait City. The 'Highway of Death ' was bombed by
RMC615F5–Aerial view of destroyed Iraqi vehicles beside the Highway 80 west of Kuwait City. The 'Highway of Death ' was bombed by coalition forces on February 27-28 1991 in the last days of Operation Desert Storm. (BSLOC 2011 12 12)
RMCWC30T–Demolished vehicles line Highway 80 the 'Highway of Death' were destroyed as Iraqi forces retreated from Kuwait during
RMC6142X–Demolished vehicles line Highway 80 the 'Highway of Death' were destroyed as Iraqi forces retreated from Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm. April 8 1991 (BSLOC 2011 3 15)
RMCWC4Y0–Iraqi Vehicles damaged and abandoned along Highway 80 west of Kuwait City during Operation Desert Storm. Mar. 1 1991.
RMC615F3–Iraqi Vehicles damaged and abandoned along Highway 80 west of Kuwait City during Operation Desert Storm. Mar. 1 1991. (BSLOC 2011 12 11)
RMCWC4XN–Discarded Iraqi helmets scattered around a Kalashnikov assault rifle near vehicles destroyed by Coalition forces during
RMC615EW–Discarded Iraqi helmets scattered around a Kalashnikov assault rifle near vehicles destroyed by Coalition forces during Operation Desert Storm. Mar. 1 1991 (BSLOC 2011 12 8)
RMC03G09–Destroyed vehicles on the Highway 80 known as the the Highway of Death in Kuwait in the Gulf War.
RM2X0N96A–1st April 1991 An abandoned Iraqi T55 tank among the devastation on the “Highway of Death”, the main highway to Basra, west of Kuwait City.
RMC03FYY–Destroyed vehicles on the Highway 80 known as the the Highway of Death in Kuwait in the Gulf War.
RM2X23270–1st April 1991 Wrecked Iraqi Army vehicles along the “Highway of Death” on the road to Basra, west of Kuwait City.
RMD6K7B8–Iraqi Army armored vehicles destroyed while retreating line Highway 8 during the Gulf War April 8, 1991 in Mutla Ridge, Kuwait. The highway known as the highway of death after American and Canadian aircraft destroyed more than 1,400 vehicles.
RMD6K7BG–Iraqi Army armored vehicles destroyed while retreating line Highway 80 during the Gulf War April 8, 1991 in Mutla Ridge, Kuwait. The highway known as the highway of death after American and Canadian aircraft destroyed more than 1,400 vehicles.
RM2BH479T–The body of an Iraqi soldier lays dead in the desert among destroyed vehicles and military equipment near Highway 80 following the coalition invasion to liberate Kuwait at Mutla Ridge April 8, 1991 near Al Jahra, Kuwait. The road became known as the highway of death after American and Canadian aircraft destroyed more than 1,400 vehicles killing hundreds of fleeing Iraqi soldiers.
RMDK1NBT–Demolished vehicles litter Kuwait Highway 8, the route fleeing Iraqi forces took as they retreated from Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm April 18, 1991 in Kuwait. The road is known as the 'highway of death' because of the number of vehicles destroyed by allied forces.
RMDK2YE2–Destroyed vehicles along Kuwait Highway 8, the route fleeing Iraqi forces took as they retreated from Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm February 28, 1991 in Kuwait. The road is known as the 'highway of death' because of the number of vehicles destroyed by allied forces.
RMDK1NBY–Rocket-propelled grenades and other ordnance litter Kuwait Highway 8, the route fleeing Iraqi forces took as they retreated from Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm April 18, 1991 in Kuwait. The road is known as the 'highway of death' because of the number of vehicles destroyed by allied forces.
RM2X232A2–1st April 1991 Wrecked Iraqi Army vehicles along the “Highway of Death” on the road to Basra, west of Kuwait City.
RMDK2YJ4–A destroyed Iraqi T-55 main battle tank, painted with graffiti by Coalition troops, lies amidst other destroyed vehicles along Kuwait Highway 8, the route fleeing Iraqi forces took as they retreated from Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm April 18, 1991 in Kuwait. The road is known as the 'highway of death' because of the number of vehicles destroyed by allied forces.
RM2X232FP–1st April 1991 Wrecked Iraqi Army vehicles along the “Highway of Death” on the road to Basra, west of Kuwait City.
RM2X2F1M9–1st April 1991 Abandoned Iraqi T55 tanks along the “Highway of Death”, the main highway from Kuwait City to Basra.
RM2WPMG8E–1st April 1991 A panorama of wrecked Iraqi Army vehicles along the “Highway of Death” on the road to Basra, west of Kuwait City.
RM2X33TNB–1st April 1991 U.S. Army graffiti on an Iraqi T55 tank on the “Highway of Death”, the main highway from Kuwait City to Basra.
RM2X2J2NX–1st April 1991 U.S. Army graffiti on an Iraqi T55 tank on the “Highway of Death”, the main highway from Kuwait City to Basra.
RM2X25TTJ–1st April 1991 U.S. Army graffiti on an Iraqi T55 tank on the “Highway of Death”, the main highway from Kuwait City to Basra.
RM2X2PYMR–1st April 1991 Saudi Arabian soldiers examine abandoned Iraqi weapons in a bunker on the Mutla Ridge above the 'Highway of Death', north of Kuwait City.
RM2X1TA6F–1st April 1991 An unexploded American Mk 118 Mod1 bomblet from a CBU-100 cluster bomb, on the Highway of Death, west of Kuwait City on the main highway to Basra.
RM2X1JM6P–1st April 1991 An unexploded RPG-7 lies next to an upturned Iraqi ZiL-131 military truck among the devastation on the “Highway of Death”, west of Kuwait City on the main highway to Basra.
RM2X1XB1M–1st April 1991 The battered half of an American CBU-100 cluster bomb canister on the Highway of Death, west of Kuwait City on the main highway to Basra.
RM2X22XR0–1st April 1991 An American Mk 339 Mod 1 fuse from a CBU-100 (Mk-20 Rockeye) cluster bomb, on the 'Highway of Death', west of Kuwait City on the main highway to Basra.
RM2WD8HR1–3rd March 1991 Abandoned Iraqi military trucks litter Highway 80 on the western outskirts of Kuwait City.
RM2WJB0MC–11th March 1991 Attacked by American aircraft, Iraqi military vehicles litter the road to Um Qasr in north-east Kuwait.
RM2WJC0KE–11th March 1991 The wreckage of an Iraqi military convoy on Route 801, the road to Um Qasr, in north-east Kuwait.
RM2WJB7D1–11th March 1991 A stylish lady's shoe on the road to Um Qasr in north-east Kuwait, a poignant symbol of looting by Iraqi soldiers.
RM2X62Y8J–5th March 1991 An abandoned Iraqi T55 tank spews smoke and flame as it burns on Route 801, the road to Um Qasr, north of Kuwait City.
RM2WFW13K–5th March 1991 An abandoned Iraqi T55 tank spews smoke and flame as it burns on Route 801, the road to Um Qasr, north of Kuwait City.
RM2X5WJBP–5th March 1991 An abandoned Iraqi T55 tank explodes, spewing smoke and shrapnel as it burns on Route 801, the road to Um Qasr, north of Kuwait City.
RM2WEMW6K–5th March 1991 The wreckage of an Iraqi military convoy blocks Route 801, the road to Um Qasr, in north-east Kuwait.
RM2WGCD17–5th March 1991 Part of an Iraqi convoy of about two dozen military vehicles that were attacked with cluster bombs by the USAF a week before, north of Kuwait City.
RM2WDEA80–5th March 1991 The remains of an Iraqi self-propelled Howitzer and some of its unexploded ammunition in north-east Kuwait.
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