Liberia: <b>March 21, 2001</b>

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WARPLANES: Rafale Fades Some More

MURPHY'S LAW: China Bans Military Hotrods

YEMEN: Death Squads Gone Wild

WEAPONS: SEALs Succumb To Sig Sauer

SUPPORT: The Chinese Air Force Underground

MORALE: The Neo-Red Army Steps Out

LIBYA: Power To The Wrong People

SUDAN: The Forever War In Darfur

AIR DEFENSE: Russian Tech Fails To Protect Syria

CHINA: Cracking Down On North Korea

MURPHY'S LAW: North Korea And The High Tech Horror

SPACE: Replacing Satellites With Software

ATTRITION: The Cost Of Good Intentions

NIGERIA: We Know Where Your Family Lives

WINNING: The North Korean Solution

SEA TRANSPORTATION: Joint High Speed Vessels

ATTRITION: Too Tough Turks Taken To Task

INDIA-PAKISTAN: Terrorists Win A big Election

INFORMATION WARFARE: All Hate All The Time

WARPLANES: Another Old Warrior Too Good To Replace

WINNING: China Counts Its Victories

AFGHANISTAN: Civilians Fighting The Taliban And Winning

MORALE: Missile Men Lose Their Mojo

THAILAND: Safe Haven Turns Into A Trap

LEADERSHIP: Following The Money For The Wrong Reasons

AIR DEFENSE: So What If It Does Not Work

SYRIA: Desperate Moves

SOMALIA: Peacekeepers Admit To Their Heavy Losses

MURPHY'S LAW: The Occupation Bonus

WARPLANES: Much Delayed Apaches For South Korea

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March 21, 2001

The embassy staffs of Sierra Leone and Guinea were ordered cut in half and the remaining diplomats forbidden to travel more than 50 kilometers from the capital.

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