U S awaits Turkey decision on base access
Washington reports that Turkey postponed a quick ruling on allowing U S forces to use Turkish bases for an Iraq invasion. Turkish officials said they are seriously considering requests to let troops pass through southeast Turkey to stage an assault from the north, with a decision now not expected until today at the earliest.
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Iraq allows U S U 2 flight as U N seeks cooperation
U S officials report another U U 2 flight over Iraq while Baghdad submits a list of people tied to destruction of materials from its biological and missile programs. President Bush presses the U N Security Council as talks with Turkey over postwar logistics continue without compromise.
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Wedding at Fort Dix Ties Personal Heroism to Deployment
New Jersey National Guard Spc. Richard Burrows and Jamie Cotten wed Thursday at Fort Dix. Burrows 253rd Transportation Company lined the event as the unit has been activated and may deploy overseas in the run up to a possible Iraq war.
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Ex-Air Force NRO worker convicted of offering data
Former Master Sgt. Brian Patrick Regan was found guilty of offering to sell US intelligence on Iraqi and Chinese missiles war plans and nuclear data to Iraq and China. He was acquitted of Libya spying. The case now seeks death penalty deliberations. Regan, 40, from Bowie Maryland, was arrested at Dulles Airport in 2001 with coded coordinates and embassy addresses.
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U S plans new detention center in Cuba Camp IV
The United States will open Camp IV a medium security detention center inside Camp Delta in Cuba to house detainees from Afghanistan. About 200 of the roughly 650 Guantanamo inmates will be moved there creating a more relaxed general population setting with spaces for recreation and gathering.
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American troops to join Philippine offensive
The United States and Philippines plan a new combat operation in southern Philippines with about 750 U.S. special operations and support troops and about 2,200 Marines. This marks the second major deployment in under a year to combat Abu Sayyaf as Pentagon officials frame the mission as combat rather than training.
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