FBI Warns Al Qaeda May Have Anti-Aircraft Missiles

31 May 2002

The FBI has warned law enforcement agencies that al Qaeda may possess shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles, but it has no information that the organization has any plans to use the weapons against U.S. aircraft, an FBI official said on Thursday. Full Story

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