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To: Jerrel Peters who wrote (387304)	4/7/2003 4:09:47 PM
From: Land Shark	Respond to of 769670

And you guys ate it all up like flies on manure.

To: Jerrel Peters who wrote (387304)	4/7/2003 5:44:46 PM
From: Bob	Respond to of 769670

Actually the NPR news is a separate site concerning actual missiles. The U.S. National Public Radio, reporting what appeared to be a separate discovery to the one in Albu Mahawish, said U.S. forces found a weapons cache of around 20 medium-range missiles equipped with potent chemical weapons. NPR said the rockets, BM-21 missiles, were equipped with sarin and mustard gas and were "ready to fire." It said the cache was discovered by Marines with the 101st Airborne Division, which was following up behind the Army after it seized Baghdad's international airport. Officers from the 101st Division and the 3rd Infantry Division at the airport were unable to confirm the report. U.S. Central Command headquarters in Qatar had no immediate comment. story.news.yahoo.com