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To: stiltz1 who wrote (12153)	3/27/1999 8:52:00 AM
From: stiltz1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

Does this sound encouraging> , p. 15 wash. post: "Russia expels 2 nato offcials, says it will send aid ..to belgrade .....the russian navy ordered the huge northern fleet guided missle destroyer, the pyotr veliky and an aircraft carrier, teh admiral kuznetsov to the barents sea off russia's northwestern coast monday inw hat was described as anaval exercise. also the interfax news agency reported that military experts in russia and belarus were doing feasibilty studies ont he redeployment of tactical and strategic bombers into belarus." comforting!9byline: david hoffman, post foreign service

To: stiltz1 who wrote (12153)	3/27/1999 10:36:00 AM
From: country bob	Respond to of 27722

The U.S. Air Force and Navy is by far the most advanced in the world, so it seems feasible that they carry the brunt of the air attack.This is NATO,however,not the U.N. Traditionally,when ground troops enter(in a a peace keeping capacity) the bulk of them will be from European nations.By not getting involved,NATO would only be delaying the inevitable. JMO