War clouds loom as Kuwait troops train near Iraq border
In Adaira Range Kuwait Apache helicopters fire Hellfire missiles and Paladin artillery blasts echo as U S forces rehearse for possible war on Iraq. Commanders say they are ready to act if President Bush orders invasion amid renewed UN inspections led by Hans Blix.
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Offensive odors as nonlethal weapons draw Pentagon interest
In a Philadelphia lab, Pamela Dalton studies how foul smells affect the nervous system and memory. A National Research Council panel urges more testing and funding for mal odorants. Dalton notes odor weapons resemble psychological warfare and recounts tests on blue cheese, vomit, Who Me, and Bathroom Malodor, a top revilement across ethnic groups.
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Reservists may get advance notice of mobilization
Washington AP senior Pentagon official says reservists with needed skills could receive early warning of possible mobilization even as Bush decides on Iraq action. Hall notes 30 days typically required, but zero-notice calls could occur if war requires. Reservists want planning time with employers and families.
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