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PROCUREMENT: Getting A Gripen On It

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YEMEN: Fire In The North

MEXICO: Thugs Just Want To Have Fun

SUPPORT: Puzzle Me This

ARMOR: China Chooses Protection Over Flotation

ISRAEL: Hamas Makes A Controversial Deal

PEACEKEEPING: The Island Disease

COUNTER-TERRORISM: It's Just Business

ATTRITION: Drug Casualties And Collateral Damage

NIGERIA: Rebels Rebel

WARPLANES: North Korea Goes Retro

PROCUREMENT: Another F-35 Failure

SUBMARINES: It Is Now A Six Pack

IRAQ: For A Few Dollars More

LEADERSHIP: Problem Solved

INDONESIA: Sacrifices Must Be Made

SEA TRANSPORTATION: China And India, Together At Last

SURFACE FORCES : Avengers Upgraded

WARPLANES: Small Force, Huge Border

INFANTRY: Escaping From Death And Victory

INDIA-PAKISTAN: Denial And Wrath

LEADERSHIP: The Key To Failure

ATTRITION: Fire In The Blood

SUDAN: Pipeline To Salvation And Victory

KOREA: No Shit

SUBMARINES: Oceans Empty Of Russians

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November 1, 2003

The SLA (Sudan Liberation Army) Darfur rebel group accused the Sudanese government of hitting SLA positions with air strikes. The SLA statement said "Antonov planes" (probably AN-12 transports rigged as bombers) dropped bombs on the SLA in north Darfur. This comes as ceasefire talks in Chad are on "hold."

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