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To: tgambill

Tom sorry I missed this one. I agree there will be interference by the KLA against the NATO troops. If it comes down to it I do believe it will be up to how the KLA can stand up to the Serb VJ and from what I hear they are focused. Serbs and VJ will hammer it out and the winner takes all.....


13 posted on 12/28/2006 1:37:05 PM PST by Wraith (To have peace prepare for War.)
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To: Wraith

We are working with the Albanian terrorist, mafia and at the same time training Serbian Pilots..while the Serbs are working with Russia to overhauls MIG 29's.....

Hmmmmmmm? See anything wrong here? maybe it's just me little ole imagination and not reading the news upside down like we should be doing.


14 posted on 12/28/2006 11:55:42 PM PST by tgambill (I would like to comment.....)
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To: Wraith

BELGRADE, Serbia — The U.S. Air Force will sponsor training for Serbian pilots at its U.S. academy in Colorado as part of widening military cooperation, the American ambassador to Belgrade said Friday.

http://www.airforcetimes.com/story.php?f=1-292925-1891933.php

And then we have this.......................

Serbia to overhaul 5 Mig-29 jets in Russia
12/25/2006 11:41:31 AM EST
UPI Top Stories

Serbia will send its five Mig-29 warplanes to Russia for overhaul to improve Belgrade's air defense capability, local media said Monday.
During the weekend, Russia and Serbia signed an agreement on the $40 million overhaul of 13 transport and combat warplanes, including five Mig-29s and helicopters to be used for both military and civilian needs, Belgrade's Tanjug news agency reported.
Serbian Defense Minister Zoran Stankovic told reporters in Belgrade the overhaul of two Mig-29s is to be completed in October, while two others will be refurbished by the end of 2007. The fifth Mig-29 will be overhauled in 2008.
Serbian Chief of Staff Col.-Gen. Zdravko Ponos said the repair and modernization of the five jets is not linked to Serbia's obligations to NATO's Partnership for Peace. He said the work would have been done earlier if Belgrade had the cash.
Ponos said Serbia will not purchase any new warplanes until 2010, opting to modernize and overhaul its current equipment.


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15 posted on 12/29/2006 12:12:29 AM PST by tgambill (I would like to comment.....)
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