Thanks for the nod.
In searching for info in regards to posting of
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/23/us/23believers.html
"For Diehards, Search for Iraq's W.M.D. Isn't Over
By SCOTT SHANE
Published: June 23, 2006,The New York Times
WASHINGTON, June 22 — The United States government abandoned the search for unconventional weapons in Iraq long ago. But Dave Gaubatz has never given up.
Dave Gaubatz with an Iraq flag at his home in Denton, Tex. He has identified four sites where chemical weapons are said to be buried.
Mr. Gaubatz, an earnest, Arabic-speaking investigator who spent the first months of the war as an Air Force civilian in southern Iraq, has said he has identified four sites where residents said chemical weapons were buried in concrete bunkers.
The sites were never searched, he said, and he is not going to let anyone forget it.
"I just don't want the weapons to fall into the wrong hands," Mr. Gaubatz, of Denton, Tex., said." (continued)( 2 people posted this article to FREE REPUBLIC.) June 22 & 23)
I came across these two articles which you might find of similar interest and use for the future. first is 39 pages long,
William C. Potter, “Invade and Unleash?” Washington Post, September 22, 2002, p. B7.PDF]
Improvised Nuclear Devices and Nuclear TerrorismFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
that faced in building of a gun-type HEU device. Iraq’s nuclear weapon scientists, for. example, appear to have required several years to achieve the ...
www.wmdcommission.org/files/No2.pdf - (link)
and the second on which is a A REAL EYE OPENER... (106 PAGES)
[PDF] The Military Balance in the Gulf and the Threat from IraqFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
Prior to the Gulf War Iraq had extensive delivery systems incorporating long-range ... Several identical nuclear devices are smuggled out of the FSU through ...
www.iraqwatch.org/perspectives/ csis-milbalance-iraqthreat-2000.pdf - (link)
Pages 90 and beyond: BW-Filled and Deployed Delivery Systems... & etc.
Posting links here not only for you but for myself for the future. Thanks again.