Who's Who in Iraqi Most Wanted Deck
April 11, 2003
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Filed at 7:52 p.m. ET
Ace of spades: Saddam Hussein, president.
King of spades:
Ali Hassan al-Majid, presidential adviser/Revolutionary
Command Council member.
Queens of spades: Muhammad Hamza Zubaydi, retired RCC
member.
Jack of spades: Ibrahim Ahmad Abd al-Sattar Muhammad, Iraqi
armed forces chief of staff.
Ten of spades: Hamid Raja Shalah, Air Force commander.
Nine of spades: Rukan Razuki Abd al-Ghafar, head of tribal
affairs office.
Eight of spades: Tariq Aziz, deputy prime minister.
Seven
of spades: Mahmud Dhiyab, minister of interior.
Six of spades: Amir Rashid Muhammad, presidential
adviser/oil minister.
Five of spades: Watban Ibrahim Hasan, presidential adviser.
Four of spades: Muhammad Zimam Abd al-Razzaq, Baath Party
regional command chairman.
Three of spades: Sa'd Abdul-Majid al-Faisal, Baath Party
Regional command chairman.
Two of spades: Rashid Taan Kazim, Baath Party regional
chairman.
Ace of clubs: Qusai Hussein, Saddam's son.
King of clubs: Izzat Ibrahim, RCC vice chairman
Queens of
clubs: Kamal Mustafa Abdallah, secretary of the Republican
Guard.
Jack of clubs: Sayf Al-Din Fulayyih Hasan Taha, Republican
Guard chief of staff.
Ten of clubs: Latif Nusayyif Jasim, Baath Party military
bureau deputy chairman.
Nine of clubs: Jamal Mustafa Abdallah, deputy head of
tribal affairs.
Eight of clubs: Walid Hamid Tawfiq, governor of Basra.
Seven of clubs: Ayad Futayyih Khalifa, Quds forces chief of
staff.
Six of clubs: Husam Muhammad Amin, head of National
Monitoring Directorate.
Five of clubs: Barzan Ibrahim Hasan, presidential adviser.
Four of clubs: Samir Abd al-Aziz, Baath Party regional
command chairman.
Three of clubs: Sayf al-Din, Baath Party regional command
chairman.
Two of clubs: Ugla Abid Saqr, Baath Party regional
chairman.
Ace of diamonds: Abid Hamid Mahmud, presidential secretary.
King of diamonds: Aziz Salih, Baath Party regional command
chairman.
Queen of diamonds: Muzahim S'ab Hasan, air defense forces
commander.
Jack of diamonds: Tahir Jalil Habbush, intelligence
service.
Ten of diamonds: Taha Yasin Ramadan, vice president/RCC
member.
Nine of diamonds: Taha Muhyi al-Din Maruf, vice
president/RCC member.
Eight of diamonds: Himat Mizaban Ibrahim, deputy prime
minister and finance minister.
Seven of diamonds: Amir Hamudi Hasan, presidential
scientific adviser.
Six of diamonds: Sabawi Ibrahim Hasan, presidential
adviser.
Five of diamonds: Abd al-Baqi Abd al-Karim Abdallah, Baath
Party regional command chairman.
Four of diamonds: Yahya Abdallah, Baath Party regional
command chairman.
Three of diamonds: Mushin Khadr, Baath Party regional
command chairman.
Two of diamonds, Adil Abdallah Mahdi, Baath Party regional
command chairman.
Ace of hearts: Odai Hussein, Saddam's son.
King of
hearts: Hami Abd al-Latif Tilfah, special security
organization.
Queen of hearts: Barzan Abd al-Ghafur Sulayman Majid,
Special Republican Guard commander.
Jack of hearts: Rafi Abd al-Latif Tilfah, director of
general security.
Ten of hearts: Abd al-Tawab Mullah Huwaush, deputy prime
minister.
Nine of hearts: Mizban Khadr Hadi, RCC member.
Eight of hearts: Sultan Hashim Ahmad, minister of defense.
Seven of hearts: Zuhayr Talib Abd al-Sattar, director of
military intelligence.
Six of hearts: Muhammad Mahdi, minister of trade.
Five of
hearts: Huda Salih Mahdi Ammash, weapons of mass
destruction scientist.
Four of hearts: Humman Abd al-Khaliq Abd, minister of
higher education and scientific research.
Three of hearts: Fadil Mahmud Gharib, Baath Party regional
command chairman.
Two of hearts: Ghazi Hammud, Baath Party regional command
chairman.
Two jokers: One lists Arab titles, the other Iraqi military
ranks.
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