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Journalist MOLLY MOORE
She witnessed 100 hours of the war.
Journalist MOLLY MOORE. She is New Delhi bureau chief for "The Washington Post." She covered the war in the Gulf, traveling with a general and his troops into Kuwait, where she says she witnessed "the fiercest and most chaotic 100 hours" of the War. This was the allied ground attack on Iraqi troops, and the liberation of Kuwait. MOORE has written a new book about it, "A Woman at War: Storming Kuwait with the U.S. Marines." (Charles Scribner's
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