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The Wednesday Report, Canada's Aerospace and Defence Weekly
The Wednesday Report, Canada's Aerospace and Defence Weekly
The Wednesday Report
Special Research Section - Gulf War

The Gulf War II -
Page2, March 25-28

Bush and Blair caucus at Camp David, a new front is opened in the North of Iraq with the support of the Kurdish liberation army, two huge blasts occur when new ordnance are dropped near Baghdad's international communications centre...

BZ Gas
Anthrax
Ebola
Glanders
Hantavirus
Pneumonic Plague
Small Pox
Typhoid Fever
Super Diseases
Threat Scenario
Detection
Tokyo
Retaliation
Where does Saddam Hide his NBC
Al Qaeda Terrorist Manual
Landmines ... Extensive technological background on landmines. Includes PDF white papers.

Images of War March 25 - March 28 2003

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British and American War Heroes

In this DOD supplied photo, Sergeant Andrew Garrett watches K-Dog, a bottle nose dolphin, leaps out of the water while training near the USS Gunston Hall in the Persian Gulf on March 18, 2003. Photo: US Navy.

March 26-27 2003 this dolphin located 4 submersed mines in Umm Qasr harbour which were then disposed of to allow the Sir Galahad, (below left) a British Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship --from Marchwood port near Southampton, England-- to bring humanitarian aid to desperate Iraqi civilians in the south of Iraq.

According to the United Nations, 60% of Iraq's 27 million people were dependent on food aid even before war broke out, prompting fears the largest humanitarian response in history could be needed.

Among the Sir Galahad's supplies are water, sugar, lentils, chick peas, rice, tea and milk powder in quantities of:

Bottled water - 110 tonnes
Sugar - 32 tonnes
Lentils - 20 tonnes
Rice - 18 tonnes
Veg oil - 11 tonnes
Milk powder - 5 tonnes

Also on board are medical supplies, 2,400 blankets and 8,200 packs of "dislocated civilian" rations.

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