September 2006 - Iraq Special Weapons News

26 September 2006 - Iraq Special Weapons News

CENTAF releases airpower summary for Sept. 26 AFPN 26 Sep 2006 -- U.S. Central Command Air Forces officials have released the airpower summary for Sept. 26.
U.S. Soldiers Stop Baghdad Bomber; Iraqi Police Catch Two Killers AFPS 26 Sep 2006 -- U.S. soldiers stopped a would-be Baghdad bomber in his tracks today, while Iraqi police nabbed two suspected killers during a raid yesterday.

Iraq Deployment Adjustments Allow for 15 Brigades in Iraq Through March AFPS 26 Sep 2006 -- Adjustments to Iraq troop-rotation schedules announced yesterday will allow 15 U.S. combat brigades to be in Iraq through spring, DoD officials said today.

White House Releases Parts of Secret Report VOA 26 Sep 2006 -- The Bush administration has released parts of a previously secret government assessment of the war on terror
Negroponte Says Intelligence Estimate Should be Broadly Viewed AFPS 26 Sep 2006 -- The classified national intelligence estimate, "Trends in Global Terrorism," was not just an examination of Iraq and international terrorism, but far broader, the director of national intelligence said here yesterday.
Bush to Declassify Iraq Intelligence Report AFPS 26 Sep 2006 -- Sending the U.S. military into Iraq was not a mistake, and if America had never gone into Iraq, terrorists would still be active and would still be promoting their radical movement, President Bush said here today.
Bush Says Parts of Secret Terror Report To Be Made Public VOA 26 Sep 2006 -- President Bush says he will make public parts of a secret government assessment of the war on terror.
Negroponte: Classified Document on Iraq War Distorts 'Broad Picture' VOA 26 Sep 2006 -- U.S. National Intelligence Director John Negroponte says news reports of a document which says the war in Iraq has spawned a new generation of Islamic terrorists distorts what he calls the broad picture.
U.S: Security Report Leak Sparks Furor In Washington RFE/RL 26 Sep 2006 -- A leaked report by U.S. security agencies saying the invasion of Iraq has promoted the growth of terrorist groups is sparking a major debate in Washington.

Judge Adjourns Saddam Trial Until October 9 VOA 26 Sep 2006 -- The genocide trial of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has been adjourned until October 9 after a stormy session in court.

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