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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 2003

Page

4

Dolphins deployed to clear Iraqi port for aid shipments

Two trained bottle nosed Atlantic dolphins named Makai and Tacoma were flown to Umm Qasr to help detect mines in the approaches to the port. Navy officials cited low risk to the animals as they search waterways to ensure safe humanitarian aid deliveries to southern Iraq.

Salityah Qatar Umm Qasr Victor Renuart Central Command Iraq Renuart Arabian Gulf Makai Tacoma Mike Tillotson Navy

Tomahawk missiles boost Raytheon as defense needs rise

Boston AP reports Raytheon Missile Systems plans to refurbish over 400 Tomahawk missiles with GPS upgrades for the Navy, with thousands of Tactical Tomahawks expected to be purchased by 2009. The Block II missiles provide mid flight target reassignment and long range precision, aiding operations in Iraq and reinforcing Raytheon’s role in U.S. military strikes.

Boston Iraq U.S. Navy Baghdad Persian Gulf Raytheon Missile Systems Co Lexington Raytheon Co Raytheon Jennifer Allen Sandra A. Schroeder Navy Robert C. Martinage Center For Strategic and Budgetary Assessments Washington Martinage Cmdr Danny Hernandez Ansar al Islam

U S Air Force destroys Iraqi GPS jammers in airstrikes

U S forces report six GPS jammers destroyed in two nights of airstrikes as Iraqis attempted to disrupt the satellite navigation system used by U S troops. Pentagon and White House officials noted the devices lit up only briefly before being located and neutralized.

U.S US. Air Force Pentagon Christy Nolta White House Ari Fleischer Russia Earth Air Force Victor Renuart Qatar David Isby Isby Iraq Europe Soviet Union Martin Streetly Jane’s Information Group

Dover Air Force Base receives first remains

The first remains of U S troops killed in Iraq arrived in the United States at Dover Air Force Base. Marines were transported on a KC 10 with Col Scott E Wuesthoff and Lt Col Karen Stocks attending. The bodies were taken to a mortuary for identification and preparation before family return. More casualties followed later in the week as six Air Force personnel died in Afghanistan.

Dover Del U.S Iraq United States Dover Air Force Base Scott KE. Wuesthoff Karen Stocks Wuesthoff Pentagon William Zwicharowski Air Force

24 hour air patrols resume over New York City

Black Hawk helicopters and infrared planes patrol New York City around the clock under tightened security as the start of war in Iraq approaches. The unarmed aircraft from DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement operate from a California base with radar and data systems to detect threats.

New York New York City Iraq Department of Homeland Security Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement California Ana Air National Guard

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