Thirty years ago, news cameras shot shaky imagery of long tubular missiles flying across the Baghdad skyline. They were a mix of Raytheon Tomahawks launched from U.S. Navy warships in the Arabian Sea and Boeing AGM-86 Air-Launched Cruise Missiles released from Boeing B-52s in the final moments of their flights, closing in on targets in the city center with a precision never seen in previous conflicts.
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