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Kuwait Recovery and Security After the Gulf War Anthony H. Cordesman / ' A Member of the lfierseus Books Group
All rights reserved. Prixtted in the United States of America. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanicat, including photocopy, recording, or any iidorxnation storage and retrievaI system, without permission in writing from the publislwr, Copyright O 1997 by Antht~np H. Cordesman Published in 1997 in the United States of America by Westview Press, 5500 Central Avenue, Bc~ulder, Colorado 80302-2877, and in inthe Unite&. King~tc?m by Westview Press, 12 Hid's Copse Road, Cumnor Hill, Oxford. OX2 9JJ Library of Ccmgress Cataloghg-in-Publication Data Cordesman, Anthony H. Kuwait : recclverJI and sea1ri9 after fie Gulf War / Anthony H. Cordesman, p, cm, fr~cluda bibliogra-apl-tica1 references. IsaPIj 0-81 33-3263-5 - ESDN 0-~13~3-3244-3 (pbk.1 1. Kuwait-Politics and government, 2. Kuwait-Defenses. I. Title. B247.K88C67 I997 96-MO1 CTP This book was vpeset by Lelra Libre, 1705 Fourteenth Street Suite 391, Borrlder, Colorado 80302. The paper used in this publication meets the requirements of the American National Standard for Pczrmmence of Paper for P~ntr?cl Library Materials 239.48-19%.
Page 2 and 3: Kuwait
Page 6 and 7: List of Tnbles nad lllzlstrnfiorrs
Page 8 and 9: Con fen ls 12 Kuwaiti Paramilitary
Page 10 and 11: Tables and Illustrations One: Key E
Page 12 and 13: Preface This volume ir; part of an
Page 14 and 15: Acknowledgments This volume is part
Page 16 and 17: Introduction Kwait plays a critical
Page 18 and 19: Tnf rodztcfion 3 two large islands
Page 20 and 21: Tnf rodztcfion 5 'f'he second chall
Page 22 and 23: Kuwait's External Security: The Pro
Page 24 and 25: into turitoy that probabty beft,nge
Page 26 and 27: Iraqi-Kuvvait border 30 kilometers
Page 28 and 29: carrier battle group. The US subseq
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Page 32 and 33: in cent years, but are still sorne\
Page 34 and 35: TABLE ONE Key Economic Indicators i
Page 36 and 37: B B B B GDP ($Constant 87 Millions)
Page 38 and 39: 170fiCicnl nlzd Economic Stability
Page 40 and 41: D Identified Proven llll Identified
Page 42 and 43: TABLE TWO (continued) 2000 2005 201
Page 44 and 45: TABLE THREE (continued) Comparative
Page 46 and 47: CHART FOUR Kuwaiti Oil and Natural
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170fiCicnl nlzd Economic Stability
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H Gross Production Domestic Markete
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8,000 6,W 4,000 2,m 0 Total Revenue
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Total Reserves Minus Gold Foreign A
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Internal Security Kuwait is taking
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their famiies, especially for any B
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no productive output and are little
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have arisen that act like parties.
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TABLE EIGHT Gulf Military Forces in
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TABLE EIGHT (continued) Other Subma
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and other anti-armor barriers. Acco
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Kuwaiti Military Spending and Arms
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Mililnfy Spending nlzd Arms Imports
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Milifnfy Spendirlg nlzd Arpns Impor
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TABLE TEN US Foreign Military Sales
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Kwaiti. Only about 19,50(3 males =a
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The core oE the Kuwait navy ccmsist
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~maining four attrition aixraft unt
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Rebuilding Kuwait's Forces Followin
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I Total Active Army Air Force U Nav
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Rebzrildilg Forces FoIEBwE'I~~ iilz
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Kuwait's Land Forces Since the Gulf
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GT3ART EIGHTEEN Kuwait: A~illery We
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Land Forces Siv~cc flze CzrY War 10
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Land Forces Siv~cc flze CzrY War 10
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Kuwait's Naval Forces Since the Gul
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Ma.r?nl Fo9"~es Since flze Gzky Mit
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Kuwait's Air Forces Since the Gulf
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Air Forces Silzee the Gztlj" War 11
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Air Forces Silzee the Gztlj" War 11
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Air Forces Since the Gulf War 115 f
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ations inside Kuwait. During the Ir
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tences were., however, comxnuted to
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The law limits the right to strike.
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Strategic Interests Kwait faces ser
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Setting up joint training, support,
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I-lomelmd Shield, tntrinsic Action,
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ditions for arms sales. Kuwait hold
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educated poputation needs to be giv
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non-competitive vmbres that act as
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Publishing); In~zr.3 Dqelase Rppoin
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cal in recent years as each major p
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55. Armed Frrrce Journal, August 49
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82, See Peter Carlson, ""Castles in
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142. Richard F. Grimmett Corzvertti
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145.JnncS Defettse Weekly, March 28
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4994, p, 20; lane% Dqelase Weekly,
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December 6, 1991, p. A-2, August 5,
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Sources nlzd Meflzods 151 way to fc
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