Sources: Gulf War Airpower Survey, Volume 5; Norman Friedman, Desert Victory; Robert Wilcox, Wings of Fury; World Air Power Journal, with additions from Doug Beal, Mark Bovankovich, Andreas Gehrs-Pahl, LTJG Joe Guerrein of VFA-82, Darryl Shaw, CAPT Dave Sveden (whose own air-to-air victory is among those listed here), and Colin Wells. All errors mine. In addition to the Coalition victories listed below, the GWAPS has officially listed the F/A-18C lost at roughly 0200Z on 17 Jan as being shot down by a MiG-25PD (having been previously listed as stricken by a SAM.) This remains Iraq's only air-to-air victory during the war.

DATE	CALLSIGN	UNIT	PILOT	AIRCRAFT	SERIAL/BUNO	TARGET(S)	ORDNANCE
17 Jan 91	PENNZOIL 63	58 TFS/33 TFW	Kelk	F-15C	85-119	MiG-29	AIM-7
17 Jan 91	CITGO 65	58 TFS/33 TFW	Graeter	F-15C	85-105	Mirage F-1 Mirage F-1	AIM-7 AIM-7
17 Jan 91	QUAKER 11	71 TFS/1 TFW	Tate	F-15C	83-017	Mirage F-1	AIM-7
17 Jan 91	ZEREX 71	58 TFS/33 TFW	Magill	F-15C	85-125	MiG-29	AIM-7
17 Jan 91	SUNLINER 401	VFA-81	Fox	F/A-18C	163508	MiG-21	AIM-9
17 Jan 91	SUNLINER 410	VFA-81	Mongillo	F/A-18C	163502	MiG-21	AIM-7
17 Jan 91	?	390 ECS/366 TFW	Denton/Brandon	EF-111A	66-016	Mirage F-1	GROUND
19 Jan 91	CITGO 21	58 TFS/33 TFW	Tollini	F-15C	85-099	MiG-25	AIM-7
19 Jan 91	CITGO 22	58 TFS/33 TFW	Pitts	F-15C	85-101	MiG-25	AIM-7
19 Jan 91	CHEVRON 26	58 TFS/33 TFW	Underhill	F-15C	85-122	MiG-29	AIM-7
19 Jan 91	CHEVRON 25	58 TFS/33 TFW	Rodriguez	F-15C	85-114	MiG-29	GROUND
19 Jan 91	RAMBO 03	525 TFS/36 TFW	Prather	F-15C	79-069	Mirage F-1	AIM-7
19 Jan 91	RAMBO 04	525 TFS/36 TFW	Sveden	F-15C	79-021	Mirage F-1	AIM-7
24 Jan 91	?	RSAF: No.13 Sqn	Shamrani	F-15C	?	Mirage F-1 Mirage F-1	AIM-9 AIM-9
26 Jan 91	CITGO 25	58 TFS/33 TFW	Draeger	F-15C	85-104	MiG-23	AIM-7
26 Jan 91	CITGO 26	58 TFS/33 TFW	Schiavi	F-15C	85-108	MiG-23	AIM-7
26 Jan 91	CITGO 27	58 TFS/33 TFW	Rodriguez	F-15C	85-114	MiG-23	AIM-7
27 Jan 91	OPEC 01	53 TFS/36 TFW	Denney	F-15C	84-025	MiG-23 MiG-23	AIM-9 AIM-9
27 Jan 91	OPEC 02	53 TFS/36 TFW	Powell	F-15C	84-027	MiG-23 Mirage F-1	AIM-7 AIM-7
29 Jan 91	CHEVRON 17	58 TFS/33 TFW	Rose	F-15C	85-102	MiG-23	AIM-7
29 Jan 91	BITE 04	32 TFG	Watrous	F-15C	79-022	MiG-23	AIM-7
2 Feb 91	RIFLE 01	525 TFS/36 TFW	Masters	F-15C	79-064	Il-76	AIM-7
6 Feb 91	ZEREX 53	53 TFS/36 TFW	Dietz	F-15C	79-078	MiG-21 MiG-21	AIM-9 AIM-9
6 Feb 91	ZEREX 54	53 TFS/36 TFW	Hehemann	F-15C	84-019	Su-25 Su-25	AIM-9 AIM-9
6 Feb 91	SAVAGE 01	706 TFS/926 TFG	Swain	A-10A	77-275	Bo-105	GAU-8
7 Feb 91	WICHITA 103	VF-1	Broce/McElraft	F-14A	162603	Mi-8	AIM-9
7 Feb 91	CHEVRON 21	58 TFS/33 TFW	Parsons	F-15C	85-124	Su-7/17	AIM-7
7 Feb 91	CHEVRON 22	58 TFS/33 TFW	Murphy	F-15C	85-102	Su-7/17 Su-7/17	AIM-7 AIM-7
7 Feb 91	KILLER 03	22 TFS/36 TFW	May	F-15C	80-003	Mi-24	AIM-7
11 Feb 91	PISTOL 01	525 TFS/36 TFW	Dingee	F-15C	80-012	0.5 x Helo	AIM-7
11 Feb 91	PISTOL 02	525 TFS/36 TFW	McKenzie	F-15C	79-048	0.5 x Helo	AIM-7
14 Feb 91	PACKARD 41	335 TFS/4 TFW	Bennett/Bakke	F-15E	89-487	Hughes 500	GBU-10
15 Feb 91	SPRINGFIELD 27	511 TFS/10 TFW	Sheehy	A-10A	81-964	Mi-8	GAU-8
20 Mar 91	AMOCO 34	22 TFS/36 TFW	Doneski	F-15C	84-014	Su-22	AIM-9
22 Mar 91	ZEREX 21	53 TFS/36 TFW	Dietz	F-15C	84-010	Su-22	AIM-9
22 Mar 91	ZEREX 22	53 TFS/36 TFW	Hehemann	F-15C	84-015	PC-9	GROUND

NOTES

17 Jan: Magill. CPT Chuck "Sly" Magill was a Marine exchange pilot serving with the 58th TFS.

17 Jan: Fox. This continues to be listed as an AIM-7 kill in official records, but what actually occurred was that the pilot had accidentally had his arming switches set to HEAT when he initially pulled the trigger. This launched an AIM-9M, which does not have the characteristic smoke trail of the "Great White Wonder" Sparrow. When he did not see the smoke trail, the pilot checked his switches, reset them (assuming a weapons fault), and proceeded to fire an AIM-7. The AIM-9 got there first, however, and destroyed the MiG-21 before the Sparrow could get there.

19 Jan: Rodriguez. After Underhill shot the first MiG-29, both Rodriguez and Underhill had the remaining MiG-29 bracketed. In an attempt to dive into an escape window that had already closed, the Iraqi MiG-29 pilot attempted to execute a split-S from a starting altitude of about 2,000 feet. Rodriguez, who was the engaged low man, recognized the problem and took it upstairs; the MiG-29 attempted to follow through with the split-S and hit the desert floor.

The Underhill-Rodriguez engagement occurred as CHEVRON was clearing the six of CITGO flight, which had just killed its pair of MiG-25s and was retreating south to the tanker track. It is said to have been the only turning fight of the war. In post-war interviews, Rodriguez expressed his opinion that they had been extremely lucky in the intercept, since AWACS did not call the pair of MiG-29s approaching from the left beam until they were roughly 13 miles away. Prior to that call, CHEVRON had been unaware of the MiGs' presence.

26 Jan: Draeger-Shiavi-Rodriguez. This triplet of kills was a "textbook" BVR offensive sweep, with the four CITGO F-15Cs (the fourth was flown by Bruce Till) picking up four MiG-23s and bouncing three (one of them returned to H-2 early in the intercept, presumably because of mechanical problems). The targets were sorted and shot at by all four F-15s at over 13 miles (Till's AIM-7 arrived slightly after the others and thus he did not receive a kill credit).

29 Jan: Watrous. CPT Watrous was a 32nd TFG pilot detached to the 525th TFS/36th TFW during the war.

7 Feb: Parsons. COL Rick Parsons was the commander of the 33rd TFW, flying a 58th TFS aircraft on this date.

11 Feb: Dingee-McKenzie. This was a shared kill.

14 Feb: Bennett-Bakke. This was the famous laser-guided-bomb kill. The helicopter was on the ground at the time that PACKARD 41 released the GBU-10, but took off while the bomb was in flight. The WSO kept lasing the helicopter anyway, and the bomb guided straight through the rotor disc, destroying the Hughes 500 instantly. The kill was witnessed by a Special Forces team on the ground.

22 Mar: Hehemann. The PC-9 pilot ejected immediately after observing the immediately preceding Su-22 kill by ZEREX 21.