"BUSH AGREES TO MORE INSPECTORS"
(AP) Washington, DC. President George Bush has made an announcement
that we will not attack Iraq. The President has announced that as of today he is agreeing to
additional inspectors to be deployed throughout the country of Iraq.
"We will be sending 250,000 additional inspectors into Iraq." said the
President in a press conference this evening.
The additional inspectors will include:
50,000 members of the 1st Infantry Division
25,000 members of the 1st Air Cavalry Division
50,000 members of the 101st Airborne Division
50,000 members of the 1st and 4th armored division with their " M1A1 all
terrain vehicles"
and two US Marines. The President said, "Two Marines are a defiant
overkill but we want to make sure that Iraq gets the message."
Special air deliveries to aid the inspections will be made by aircraft
from the 5th Air Force Wing based in Diego Garcia as well as from the USS
Constellation, USS George Washington, USS Abraham Lincoln and USS
Enterprise.
The President further stated: "We believe that with these additional
inspectors the inspections should be completed in a few weeks.
(AP) Washington, DC. President George Bush has made an announcement
that we will not attack Iraq. The President has announced that as of today he is agreeing to
additional inspectors to be deployed throughout the country of Iraq.
"We will be sending 250,000 additional inspectors into Iraq." said the
President in a press conference this evening.
The additional inspectors will include:
50,000 members of the 1st Infantry Division
25,000 members of the 1st Air Cavalry Division
50,000 members of the 101st Airborne Division
50,000 members of the 1st and 4th armored division with their " M1A1 all
terrain vehicles"
and two US Marines. The President said, "Two Marines are a defiant
overkill but we want to make sure that Iraq gets the message."
Special air deliveries to aid the inspections will be made by aircraft
from the 5th Air Force Wing based in Diego Garcia as well as from the USS
Constellation, USS George Washington, USS Abraham Lincoln and USS
Enterprise.
The President further stated: "We believe that with these additional
inspectors the inspections should be completed in a few weeks.
