U.S. Planes Strike Iraqi Air-Defense Facility

15 Jul 2002

U.S. warplanes bombed Iraqi air-defense facilities on Saturday after coalition aircraft patrolling a “no-fly” zone in the south of the country came under fire, the U.S. military said. Full Story

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