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I f 5 a 5 1, l LTJG Jlm Bowers COMMS Offlcer LTJG Jim Schreiber , EMO Look where you drlve don t drive where you look ENS Pat Get It Dunn COMMS Officer LT Luis Cordero CIC Officer -1 ETCSCSW5 Randy Funkhouser RMC Mlke Haberman If n t resxste , Sa am w ul e mlm Sau ls Wasnt at said that those who do not iearn from their mxstakes are desimed to repeat them? Does anyone above age 40 beheve iraq: Preszoent Saddam Hussein wouid have stopped with Kuwazt if he had the United Natsons and the Umteci States? He would have marched through Saudi Arabaa by new and we!! mio his next con quest 0:1 may certainly play a f0iC m the present confrontation but certainly that ozi eontroiied aimost entzreiy by Saddam wouid have been a worlciwzde dzsaster xnvolvmg a lot more than od For the first time realiy we have a Umied Nations showing some unity and determination No other way can It serve sts purpose Adoif Haier wus only x few months xwly hom nueiezr weapons when Germany wrs defeated Th at s :me Germany wztiz French help wks .ndmg iraq fn budding :mciear wexpomy The Soviet Umon obvs ously was semng, the Iraq: cause ioo If we get out our umbrelia a fd En gland s Nevllie Chamberiazn new we fi cer iamly pay a for hsghef pnce laser If we st ay on thzs course., our only concern should be winning the wax md for 21 change winning the peace as wel? The bil! shouid be sent to Germany and Japan Bxil ,Stephens Revnoidsbarg ossssAA 'soos :K 7. 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Korea supplied one and Cuwait supplied two cargo ships at no cost .o the U.S. government and Denmark nade space available aboard two cargo ships. Fear of Iraqi minelaying in the Persian Elulf has prompted the Navy to increase its nine countermeasures forces with the de- parture from Norfolk on Oct. 5 of six MH- East. 53E Sea Dragon helicopters and 300 sailors from Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron 14. Minesweepers Avenger, Adroit, Impervious and Leader arrived in the Gulf in late September. Allied navies have increased their forces in the Gulf Britain is adding a destroyer to the one destroyer, two frigates and three minesweepers already in the region. Nor- way plans to send the cutter Andenes. Den- mark is sending the cutter Olfert Fischer and Argentina is sending the destroyer Al- mirante Brown and the corvette Spiro. The largest contribution on a per-capita basis might be from Belgium, which is con- sidering plans to send one of its four frig- ates to join Gulf forces. Japan, which was considering sending three minesweepers or possibly a dwtroyer, has backed off because of intense domestic opposition. By David s. sseigman Ships crowd Mideast waters WASHINGTON - The Arabi- an Sea and the Persian Gulf are rapidly taking on the appearance of an international naval review, as almost 100 warships from 15 nations monitor commercial ship- ping and each other. More than half the warships are from the United States, in- cluding carriers Independence and John F. Kennedy and the battle- ship Wisconsin. A third carrier, Saratoga, is op- erating in the eastern Mediterra- nean Sea and a fourth carrier, Midway, is in the South China Sea. Both carrier battle groups 1re only six days steaming time rom the Arabian Sea. Saratoga is accompanied by Ae- gis cruiser Philippine Sea and -'Iidway by the Aegis cruiser Bun- ker Hjll. Each carrier battle group also includes four destroyers and frigates and two support ships. Other U.S. ships included one command ship, three cruisers, two destroyers and five frigates in the Persian Gulf, one carrier, three cruisers, two destroyers, two trig- ates, three oilers and support ships in the Indian Ocean!Arabian Sea. The Navy also has five am- phibious assault ships, five am- phibious transport docks, four dock landing ships and seven tank landing ships carrying about 22,000 Marines in the Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf About six fast attack submarines are operat- ing in the Indian Ocean and two are in the Persian Gulf The Military Sealitt Command See CROWD page 68 .. ,,,,,- .,,., ,Q V-.-.,.... - r lvl a 2 1 2 E 3 Q , 2 3 3 7 E f 5 ra' MM3 Allen MM1 Altmas MM2 Boswell MMFN Evans MM3 Gary MMFN Greene MM2 Huguenin MMFN Lambert MM2 Manangan MM3 McDonald MMFN Naillon MMFN Olsen MMFN Perez-Abreu MMFN Tilden MM1 Wilson MACHI ERY 40 DI ISIO MMFN Walker MMC Williams Cesar dominates tile bag nge ls0f P ,. -'ww BQILERS DI ISIC as V ,,,,,, ,ik 5 ii . X2 . Z ! Y X? 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Sfcuffri Q0 7 rRw'E'P I 95-Q5 32w'fvep.3:1Qofl-ff Remfb ADD ef-was ggqg D Re-J fem? 5E,w+i.vwf D,QEPc,?:5 ,fm Lsag,-af W IF CYLASSIFIED STAMP REVIEWIDECLASSIFICATION DATE HERE , M . . 'SlCuFiTV HARDCIHO HERE air w-'1r'f71a.'5'7 .'wCJ':'-15 :,.,.,,-- ...... ...-- -....-,...' Reviewing the Troop : How th addam I-Iussein's vast Army-the largest military force in the Middle East-looks invulnerable on paper. But much of the Iraqi weaponry is antiquated, and the desert heat and -dust e Sides Measure Up can foul even the most advanced equipment. Despite the difficul ty of sending an army across the world, U.S. and Saudi ground forces, backed up by air power, stack up well against the Iraqisg United States Iraq GROUN D FORCES: Qver two i i 'i i ii' 'iii'i' vvyl ' K V .'i'i'i A N GRQU N D FQRCES: Iraq seems to have overwhelming nu- months, 125,000 U.S. troops will be Yxxhv .'iit ' If 'tiii-i'- -u,-. . . ir..,. I ' M I merical super1Q1f1fy,W1th1t5 Army Of ITIOYS than a million regulars Sent to Saudi Arabia. For DOW, the Qjxmff i and reservists: it has 5,500 battle tanks to Saud1Arabia's 550. But 2,300-man ready brigade Of The t w V i the bulk of the hfaql tanks We Out' I ' is 5 e 82nd Airborne Division is guard- I moded, 1960s-vintage Soviet f gg ' ing the Dhahran air base-the main T-54s and T-55s. Only some 1,500 I ,M 5 V ,, U.S. staging area. Army and Marine Iraqi tanks me modem, and US- Q . M' r . I A , I units are poised to augment the GEOFF DOWEN-GAMMA-LIAISON and Saudi airstrikes should quick- 1 r gg, e - ? 70,000-man Saudi armed forces. The USS LaSalle ly reduce their numbers. 1uti 3 I fer A. . NAVAL FORCES: Three U.S. aircraft-carrier groups-each M ISSI LES: Iraq has a sizable f M, with some 60 combat planes-lie in Mideast waters. 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'Tm more patriotic than I've ever been in my whole life, said Karst, 34, a bricklayer with his fami- ly's business. tfI've been watching the news pretty carefully, and the more I see this guy fSaddam Husseinj and what he's doing, the more I think we have to stop him .before he does more damage to other countries. Four Ohio State University stu- dents are making sure that no passers-by fail to get the point of their display, a 40-foot fabric flag that stretches the length of their 18th Street apartment building: They've added music. Patriotic music blasting from ste- reo speakers brought cheers from ' 1 : - f ' I .. . .. ......-1.,.,.,.,,.,,,..........,,,t..1.a..,... . ,, f ff I K f .. . -. -' ' ' 'It 'lla ' E , e ' ,Ziff it -. ' If 'f-.lf.wf.q4.Ei-reef 151. V ' . V ' . ' . ' . Q5 ux-n '.j . . -' H n e . . - 3 r -- - Aff. .,:.: people on the street Sunday, the roommates said. The flag belongs to Mario Sal- wan, 19. I'm all for peace, but I think what Bush is doing is the right thing, Salwan said. I have a problem with those people who say, 'No blood for oil.' They're uneducated. They don't know what this war is really about. It's freedom for all peoples, not just Americans, said John Grasso, 19, a political science major from Cleveland. As with many war supporters, the roommates believe that anti-war protesters get more news coverage than their numbers merit. Protesters get publicity, but I've talked to a lot more people who support the war,'7 said Stephen Bit- tence, 20, of Cleveland. Some Columbus-area patriots have had their flags stolen, flags were taken from two homes on Medary Avenue, on the North Side, in the past week. New ones went up. A different war statement is on display on Clarkston Avenue on the East Side, where Tim Baumgardner, 22, has posted paper signs supporting U.S. troops in the Middle East but blasting the U.S. govemment. Support troops - not the pres- ident, reads one. Baumgardner believes that no conflict is worth a war, but he sup-- ports the troops because they don t have any choice about being there? His opposition to the war doesn't align him with organized anti-war protesters, however. They're not doing any good, he said. They,re using' violence to call for peace. One person who thinks central Ohio needs more flags on display is contractor Nicholas Savko, who spent last weekend urging stores along Henderson and Bethel roads to show the colors. Savko is angry that a flag isn't flying in front of every business. I'm very hurt about it, said Savko, a World War II veteran of Burma, India and China. I went through hell in the service. I know what those boys are going through. He especially took offense at one business that told him it flies the flag five days a week. y 'tOur boys are fighting seven days a week, Savko said. BIOGRAPHY OF ADMIRAL THOMAS C. HART UNITED STATES NAVY Thomas Charles Hart was born on June 12, 1877 in Genesse County, Michigan. He was the heroic Commander-in- Chief of the United States Asiatic Fleet whose distinguished career spanned 52 years and three major wars and was followed by service as a United States Senator. Following graduation from the Naval Academy with the Class of 1897, Admiral Hart served in the battleship MASSACHUSETTS and took part in the Battle of Santiago, Cuba, as engineering officer of the tacht VIXEN. After duty in the wooden steam frigate HARTFORD and the battleship INDIANA, he taught Ordnance and Gunnery at the Naval Academy from 1902-1904. He was then assigned to the battleship MISSOURI. Admiral Hart's first command was the destroyer LAWRENCE, followed by command of the destroyer HULL. His next assignment was to the Bureau of Ordnance, followed in early 1909 by a tour as Aide to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. He later was Ordnance Officer of me battleship VIRGINIA, Gunnery Officer of the battleship NORTH DAKOTA and Executive Officer of the battleship MINNESOTA. In February 1916, the Admiral rose to command of a submarine division and took two such divisions into European waters in World War I, during which he rose to the rank of Captain. In April 1917, he assumed command of the submarine Base at New London, Connecticut, and followed as Commanding Officer of the cruiser CHICAGO and as Chief of Staff of the Atlantic Submarine Force. He commanded the cruiser MISSISSIPPI and served as Commander of all Atlantic Fleet submarine divisions before achieving flag rank in 1929. The Admiral became Superintendent of his alma mater, the Naval Academy, in 1931, commanded a cruiser Scouting Force in 1935 and served on the Navy's General Board in 1936. Then after achieving the four stars of a full Admiral, Thomas C. Hart relieved Admiral Harry E. Yarnell as Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Asiatic Fleet in July 1939. Samuel Eliot Morison, the noted naval historian, described Hart at the time of his assumption of the Fleet Command: small, taut, wiry and irascible, Admiral Hart had the reputation in the Navy of being very much of a strict disciplinarian. He was respected as a student of the art of war and as an administrator. As General Douglas MacArthur's naval counterpart, Admiral Hart was responsible for the Western Pacific and Indian Oceans. His small fleet fought valiantly against the Japanese. It was during this period that the first attempt at a combined command in the Pacific was made, consisting of American, British, Dutch, and Australian elements and called ABDA. The Admiral became its naval commander, struggled with the problems inherent in the combined command, and fought hard before his duty was interrupted by orders to return to Washington in 1942. Though Admiral Hart was transferred to the retired list on July 1, 1942, he continued active duty as chairman of the Navy Department's Board of Awards and as a member of the General Board, which acted principally on matters specifically referred to it by the Secretary of the Navy, and drafted many of the executive orders on naval matters which later came from The White House. o In February 1944, Secretary Of the Navy, Frank Knox, appointed the Admiral to examine witnesses and take testimony pertinent to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. This duty took him through the Pacific Ocean, areas from which he returned in April, 1944. He continued as a member of the General Board until February 9, 1945, when he w8S relieved of active duty to accept appointment as a United States Senator from Connecticut. f H Admirgld hartjbecame a Republican member of the Senate on February 15, and ably served the nation until his term 0 0 'Ce explf .011 anllafy 3, 1947 Che did not seek election in 19463. 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