Alejandro Guzman Achacha watched the Albanians loading up with a bemused grin. As time goes on, they're going to test, test and test us some more to see what they can get away with. Back at the Marines' camp, Lt. David Everly listened to radio traffic flooding in from patrols across 6,000 square kilometers of Kosovo. Random weapons firing is routine, he said.
Radar tracks an average of three mortar shells a day.
Everly said the Marines have been unable to tell whether the rounds are fired by the KLA or Serbs. I could do without it.