Romania sends anti-biowarfare specialists to Gulf BUCHAREST, April 4 (Reuters) - Romania said on Friday it sent an unspecified number of troops trained in responding to chemical, nuclear and biological attack to Kuwait following a request from U.S.-led forces fighting the war in Iraq. Romania has offered a total of 278 non-combat troops and technical help to Washington, similar to offers made by other ex-communist states grateful for U.S. support during the years of Soviet domination and for backing their efforts to join NATO. "A section of the non-combat troops took off early on Friday aboard American planes from Timisoara...