Marines land to secure Haiti airport amid multinational force buildup
About 200 Marines from Camp Lejeune arrived in Port au Prince to secure the airport and seaport as the U N Security Council authorized a multinational interim force for up to three months. France expected to contribute 200 troops from Martinique. Defense officials said a unnamed U S commander will lead the initial force with future leadership to be decided.
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