Posted on 03/23/2003 6:40:46 PM PST by vannrox
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5.56mm
And your post is amap-ping! Bump.
Iraqi AirfieldsThe mission of the Air Force is to conduct independent air attacks against enemy targets, to participate in the defense of the country against hostile air action, and to support the Army and Navy by air strikes, reconnaissance, and air supply and transport. Major air bases are located at Al Sahra, Al Taqaddum, Amara New, Baghdad/Muthenna, Balad Southeast, Irbil, Injanah, Jalibah, Karbale Northeast, Kirkuk, Mosul, Najaf, Qayyarah, Rasheed, Safwan, Salman Pak, Salum, Samarra East, Shaibah, Shayka Mazhar, Sabakhu, Tallil, and Ubaydah Bin al Jarrah. There are two major international airports in Iraq, at Baghdad and Basrah: in addition, there are over 100 other airports of varying sizes scattered around the country.
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As it says in my profile, my coined statement is "Anything done in moderation shows a lack of interest."
I can't accuse you of being a moderate in this map post.
Great job. - Tom
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