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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 2001

Page

5

Military options emerge in U S anti terrorism war

United States weighs air strikes from Oman or aircraft carriers and ground support from Uzbekistan as it maps a broad response to terrorism. Rumsfeld notes Saudi concerns over secondary effects while Oman offers staging bases for missions into Afghanistan and Diego Garcia and Kitty Hawk could support air operations.

Washington Pakistan Oman Uzbekistan Afghanistan Saudi Arabia America U.S Osama bin Laden Pentagon United States Gulf Kuwait Bahrain United Arab Emirates Turkey Qatar Donald H. Rumsfeld Tony Cordesman Middle East Center For Strategic and International Studies Riyadh Sultan Qaboos

U.S. Carrier Groups Headed to Region with Thousands Deployed

About 30,000 American troops and multiple carrier groups move toward the region. The USS Carl Vinson and USS Enterprise each command around 6,000 troops with numerous warplanes and ships. The USS Kitty Hawk sails from Japan as a floating base while USS Theodore Roosevelt heads via the Mediterranean. Additional Air Force planes and 2,100 Marines shift toward support roles. 1,000 soldiers from Fort Drum are bound for an Uzbekistan air field for search and rescue and humanitarian missions.

USS Carl Vinson Enterprise Japan Mediterranean Sea Iraq Pentagon Saudi Arabia Kuwait Bahrain 10Th Mountain Division Fort Drum N.Y Uzbekistan

U S warns Sandinistas ahead of Nicaraguan elections

The Bush administration linked the Sandinistas to Iraq Libya FARC and ETA amid Nicaragua's November 4 election. Daniel Ortega trails Enrique Bolanos in polls as Powell spoke with Nicaragua's foreign minister.

U.S Washington Nicaragua Iraq Libya FARC Colombia ETA Spain State Department Eliza Koch Daniel Ortega Enrique Bolanos New York Koch Colin Powell Francisco Aguirre

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Gulf of Oman Arabian Sea Indian Ocean Diego Garcia Air Force Ivo H. Daalder Brookings Institution Tajikistan Uzbek Army Rangers Green Berets Paris Alain Richard Miitary Assets The Associated Press Gulf Nations CGT Odessa Bank One Pera Bank One Corporation
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