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от англ. аббревиатуры AWACS – Airborne Warning and Control System. – Прим. ред.
крейсер УРО «Сан-Хасинто», принадлежавший к авианосной ударной группе авианосца «Джон Ф. Кеннеди», совершил первый пуск крылатой ракеты «Томагавк» в 1 ч. 30 мин., а через 11 мин. после этого ракету выпустил дислоцировавшийся в Персидском заливе эскадренный миноносец «Пол Ф. Фостер», один из эскортных кораблей авианосца «Рейнджер». – Прим. ред.
речь идёт об операции «Оверлорд», в рамках которой американская 101-я воздушно-десантная дивизия была высажена в Нормандии на парашютах и планерах в ночь на 6 июня 1944 г. – Прим. ред.
СКАД (англ. Scud) – употребляемое в США и других государствах НАТО кодовое обозначение ряда оперативно-тактических ракетных комплексов (ОТРК), разработанных в СССР; в данном случае имеются в виду иракские модификации мобильного комплекса SS-1C Scud B, то есть советского ОТРК сухопутных войск 9К72 «Эльбрус» с ракетой Р-17 (она же Р-300), принятого на вооружение в 1962 г.; экспортный вариант этого вооружения под названием Р-17Э и Р-300Э поставлялся Советским Союзом в страны Варшавского договора, Египет, Сирию, Ирак, Ливию, Йемен и Северную Корею; в период Ирано-иракской войны 1980–1988 гг. производство таких ракет было налажено в Ираке, где их модифифицировали специалисты из ФРГ и Бразилии (по другой информации – из Китая, Египта и Франции); иракские ОТРК, названные «Аль-Хусейн» и «Аль-Аббас», обладали большей дальностью стрельбы, чем их советский прототип Р-300 (вместо 300 км ракета «Аль-Аббас» преодолевала дистанцию в 630 км, а «Аль-Аббас» – до 900 км), но имели худшую точность (от 1000 до 3000 м кругового вероятного отклонения вместо 450 м у Р-300); к началу операции «Буря в пустыне» в составе Вооруженных сил Ирака было две бригады ОТРК (36 самоходных пусковых установок), а запас ракет всех трех образцов достигал 800 единиц. – Прим. ред.
