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Subject: [kominform2] U.S. has completed 'basics' of plan to attack Iraq




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Subject: [Peoples War] U.S. has completed 'basics' of plan to attack Iraq



It shouldn't come as a surprise to learn that the world's biggest
bully is getting ready to kick the sh*t out of another weak country.


Report: U.S. has completed 'basics' of plan to attack Iraq

SPECIAL TO WORLD TRIBUNE.COM
Friday, April 19, 2002
WASHINGTON - The U.S. military has completed the framework for a
military campaign against Iraq, defense sources say.

"U.S. Central Command already has the basics of a major campaign put
together," a report by the Washington-based Center for Defense
Information said. "Component commanders of each service are now at
their forward headquarters in the region with more than 1,000 war
planners, logistics experts and support specialists. This operations
plan is being refined regularly and the target list is being
validated and updated daily."

Defense sources said that amid an intense debate within the Bush
administration the U.S. Central Command has established a framework
to conduct major military operations against Iraq from neighboring
Kuwait and other areas of the Persian Gulf, according to Middle East
Newsline.
The center said in its report that the United States will probably
launch an offensive against Iraq in the spring of 2003. The earliest
the U.S. military would be ready for an attack would be the "mid-fall
of 2002."

The sources said the opposition by Arab countries to a U.S. military
campaign would require more time for any operation. They said the
Arab and Islamic opposition appears to have delayed plans to begin
operations by the end of the summer.

The report - authored by [Ret.] Rear Adm. Stephen Baker, former
chief
of staff for naval forces in U.S. Central Command in Bahrain, and
research analyst Michael Donovan - said some of the requirements
of a
military operation would include the deployment of up to 100,000 U.S.
troops and 25,000 support personnel in Turkey and Gulf Cooperation
Council countries.

Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Turkey would be the most likely staging
grounds for an offensive, the chief aim of which would be to locate
and destroy Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.

"The general expectation among U.S. military planners - but not a
given - is that Iraqi air defenses, command and control
facilities,
the Iraqi army and Republican Guard would be rapidly overwhelmed and
defeated swiftly," the report said. "The threat of biological or
chemical weapons targeting Israel, neighboring countries, or U.S.
troops will be a major concern. Handling this threat will be one of
the hardest, most challenging missions in Iraq."


 http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/breaking_9.html


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