NATO imagery showed an undetermined number of IDPs and makeshift shelters in a a rural region of Kosovo. To provide an update on Humanitarian Assistance being provided to the Balkan region. All refugees have shelter and food. Inchon helicopter relief operations on hold for 24 hours to establish security at pick-up and landing zones. C-17 working MOG at Tirana increased from one to two.
Helicopters are the primary means for moving logistics support.
414 ST vehicles. 700 tents being shipped from Ancona via C-130 or sealift. 14 April 1999 Western leaders are calling in more planes for their air war on Yugoslavia, talking about a long, slow campaign and may be backing away from assurances that no battle on land is needed. With NATO commander Wesley Clark asking Washington for another 300 U.S. warplanes, the bomb and missile campaign launched three weeks ago could soon be using nearly 1,000. President Bill Clinton discussed the conflict with 58 U.S. senators and congressmen on Tuesday, telling them he did not favor sending ground troops into Kosovo but, as some of them understood him, the option was not ruled out.