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March 24, 1986 f ibya fires as U. . planes cross Cline of death, Libyan forces fired at least two anti-aircraft missiles No American planes were hit by the missiles and there today as U.S. planes crossed Col. Moammar Khadafy's 'line were no immediate reports of the United States responding of death' and conducted operations over the disputed Gulf with attacks on the Libyan coast, the sources added. of Sidra, Pentagon sources said. March 25, 1986 Libya attacks again, .S. strikes back Libya today fired an undetermined number of addi- tional missiles at U.S. warplanes flying over the disputed Defense Department sources, meantime, disclosed the United States might conclude its naval maneuvers off the Gulf of Sidra, and the United States struck back against Libyan coast before the end of the week. If they stop two or more Libyan patrol boats and a radar installation, the Pentagon said. 'f March 26, 1986 y shooting at us, we'll probably stop soon , one source said. o new firing at mericans before action White House officials, expressing private glee that Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy was dumb enough to shoot at U.S. forces in the Gulf of Sidra, disclosed that new American attacks Tuesday destroyed two additional Liby- March 27, 1986 an patrol boats and damaged a radar missile site a second straight day. The Pentagon called the renewed American action a defense against hostile Libyan intentions even though no new hostile fire provoked it. hadafy boasts about firepower as U.S. Navy prepares to quit gulf Navy warships last night prepared to leave the Gulf of Sidra after steaming closer to Libya's territorial waters, while Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy Announced inten- tions to demonstrate his own naval firepower elsewhere in the Mediterranean. ANPentagon spokesman declined yesterday to identify which warships had sailed across Khadafy's so-called 'line of death' at the mouth of the Gulf of Sidra at 32 degrees, 30 minutes north latitude. Other officials identified the ships as the cruiser Ticonderoga, the guided missile de- stroyer Scott and the destroyer Caron. H
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