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Saddam
Decrees Rewards for Capture, Death of Enemy Troops
Friday, March 21, 2003 BAGHDAD -- Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has decreed that any Iraqi who kills an enemy soldier will get a reward equivalent to $20,000 Cdn, the official Iraqi News Agency reported. According to the presidential decree, $40,000 Cdn will go to anyone who captures an enemy soldier alive, the news agency reported. Shooting down an enemy fighter plane is worth $80,000 Cdn, a helicopter, $40,000 Cdn, and a missile, $8,000 Cdn. The agency reported that an Iraqi who shoots down an enemy fighter jet or helicopter and kills the pilot will get $20,000 Cdn, and twice as much if he captures the pilot alive. � Copyright 2003 The Associated Press
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