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Aug 17, 1990
"You can take that poison gas and stick it in your sassafras": In response to Iran's invasion of Kuwait, Hank Williams Jr. records "Don't Give Us A Reason." Some radio stations are airing it within a week
Nov 27, 1990
Garth Brooks, Gary Chapman and Amy Grant start loading cassettes for U.S. servicemen poised for the Gulf War. Nashville labels donated more than $1.5 million worth of pre-recorded music
Dec 19, 1990
Tammy Wynette and Joe Diffie perform at the Fort Campbell Army Post in Kentucky in the first show given for families of the soldiers stationed in the Middle East in what becomes the Gulf War
Dec 23, 1990
Buoyed by his anthem "You've Got To Stand For Something," Aaron Tippin flies to Saudi Arabia to perform for American servicemen who would find themselves embroiled in the Gulf War
Jan 12, 1991
Aaron Tippin performs "You've Got To Stand For Something" on "Bob Hope's Christmas Cheer From Saudi Arabia," an NBC special with The Pointer Sisters, Marie Osmond and Johnny Bench
Jan 16, 1991
War breaks out in the Persian Gulf, five months after Iraq rolled over Kuwait. Country radio stations begin playing Waylon Jennings' "The Eagle"
Feb 23, 1991
George Jones, Johnny Cash, William Lee Golden, Minnie Pearl, Mark Collie and Baillie & The Boys perform in Nashville's Centennial Park in a salute to American troops in Operation Desert Storm
Apr 3, 1991
Randy Travis debuts "Point Of Light"--written by Don Schlitz and Thom Schuyler at the request of president George Bush--on the CBS-TV special "The All-Star Salute To Our Troops." Also appearing: Barbara Mandrell, Gary Morris, K.T. Oslin, Ray Stevens, Andy Griffith and Tony Orlando
Apr 5, 1991
Clint Black and Marie Osmond appear on the NBC-TV special "Yellow Ribbon Party" with Bob Hope, Patti LaBelle, Brooke Shields and Ed McMahon
May 5, 1991
Lee Greenwood sings "God Bless The U.S.A." during a Red, White And Blue Troop Celebration for 10,000 soldiers and their families at Tampa Stadium
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