The civilian crew of a Pan Am 747 chartered by the US DoD to transport troops to the middle east for Operation Desert Storm poses with a disabled Iraqi tank and an oil fire. 1990.
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In the end, the USA troops got rid of the wmd’s, and Saddam got a fair trial. All was well in the world again.
“We did it Patrick! We saved the Middle East!”
Incorrect information. The oil fires were not started until 1991 when Desert Storm started. Prior to that in 1990 Operation Desert Shield was the major troop / military build up in the region.
Aren’t they standing in a depleted uranium toxic hell zone around that tank?