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at geographical
coordinates
43 Degrees North and
175 Degrees
East.
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at geographical
The
coordinates
Degrees North and
156
Degrees
East.
An off-loading
of contraband will
occur
in
the very near
future
at geographical
coordinates
38 Degrees North and
145
Degrees
East.
The ultimate destination
of
the drugs
is
Alaska.
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INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS
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PROJECT NUMBER;
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SESSION NUMBER:
DATE OF SESSION;
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DATE OF REPORT:
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START;
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END:
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METH0D0L-OGY
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(S/STD)
MISSIONS
The target
is the
related
to project
9009-1 1 1.
EE I
is as
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SG1Aa „
Determine
if
the
involved
in
the drug case
b.
Determine
if
the
shipments.
c.
Determine
if
the
control 1 ed stat i on
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associated with
project. 9009-1 II.
involved
in narcotics
SG1A
a
government
2„
(S/STD)
VIEWER TASKING;
The mission
and EE I
stated
above.
All
session
information
is attached.
3„
(S/STD)
COMMENTS!
No Physical
Inclemencies.
4.
(S/STD)
EVALUATION:
5.
( 8/STD 5
SEARCH EVALUATION:
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— ss enemas acacia Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000701100001-2 anmenes (257°D JT-5007-90 8 May 1990 WORKING PAPER TASKER 1. PROJECT: 9009-IV 2. ENCRYPTED COORDINATES: 602225/4832374. 3. BACKGROUND: This is related to project 9009-III. 4. ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION: SG1A a. Determine if the i 2+ Po is involved in the drug case associated with project 9009-IIT. narcotics shipments. SG1A SG1A c. Determine if the i is - government controlled station. SG1A aiaatih/ ST | Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000701100001-2
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WORKING PAPER
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May
1990
TASKER
1.
PROJECT:
9009-IV
2.
ENCRYPTED COORDINATES:
602225/483374.
3.
BACKGROUND:
This
is related
to project 9009-III
4.
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF
INFORMATION:
SG1A a.
Determine
if
the
is
involved
in
the
drug
associated with project
9009— III.
SG1A
at
case
b.
Determine
if
narcotics shipments.
c.
Determine
if
government controlled stat i on
.
involved
in
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REPORT OF REQUESTED
INFORMATION
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INFORMATION REQUESTED
IN ORDER
OP
PRIORITY:
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RESPONSE^
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it
is
not
involved in_^
shipments.
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involved
in narcotics
3.
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if
the
control 1 ed
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govern men 1
RESPONSE
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it
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Approved For Release roooner et babs dordfedo aphboy4/ related to the hostage issue. The concept of a "central prison, a fortress,” also appears pertinent. Viewer 049 also accessed a place that is predominantly green with a number of narrow hallways and contains numerous objects which form walls or barriers. This tunnel-like complex appears to he partially underground. Viewer 049's summary is at TAB B. (OPS COMMENTS: 049 was unable to access the hostage situation in Kuwait.) 3. (S/NF/SK) Iraqi intentions revolve around the release of the hostages through negotiations. A group of hostages was perceived as being kept in a long, narrow, thick building with a long walk- way. The building is reminiscent of a memorial/museum/embassy. The outside walls of the building are made of white brick. A second structure associated with the of hostages, appears to he a tall, yellow, building with a domed roof. The building seems to be a religious building, a mosque or a church; a main road crosses the front of the building. The hostages located in Kuwait, are located in the vicinity of geographical coordinates 29°15'N/47°2S’E; and in the vicinity of geographical coordinates 28°40'N/47°60'E. See TAB C. The results of 079’s effort are at TAB D. yf Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : SEGRE eh eiserto/ WV
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901029
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SUMMARY OF
INFORMATION
There
is
a gray square military barrack
that seems
to
be
of
high
interest.
Military aircraft
is here and
it
tends
to
be
rather sophisticated.
Military aircraft
is here
and
it
tends
to
be
rather sophisticated.
Aircraft here does have active missions
however,
in
the future
the activity will
close
down.
Although
the
aircraft does fly during
the night,
more missions occur during
the
day.
The
Iraqi
Republican Guards
in Kuwait are
located
at
geographical
coordinates
Degrees
Minutes North and
Degrees
East.
See
map.
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : ClA- p-RDP9S- 0075800 00020002- oO 7 ' _ ‘ON Post 4 a Monpay, Nove § 199. Bis Saddam Pulls Back Elite Forces ~ lassified Pentagon reports predict that them in the air. These boys are “the lowest. class of C thousands of Iraqi soldiers—scared young reservists that Saddam Hussein has put on the’ men being used as cannon fodder on the front _tripwire against opposing forces,” one intelligence lines—would surrender in the first days of a war in —_ source told us. the Persian Gulf. Saddam's crack troops are his Republican Guard That information has not trimmed the divisions, numbering about 140,000 men. They are Pentagon’s casualty estimates, which say that tens battle tested and formidable, But they are not in of thousands of Americans could die in the first few Kuwait. Saddam used 80,000 of the guards'to - weeks of the conflict. invade Kuwait Aug. 2 and had planned to keep But the classified reports say many of the Iraqi them there. When the United States responded troops in or near Kuwait have no heart for a fight. with troops, Iraqi military strategists looked.at Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has put his their maps and realized they didn’t want their best youngest and least trained troops in Kuwait while and brightest on the front lines in Kuwait where he saved the best to protect Iraq. they could be decimated in the opening days. of a Central Intelligence Agency reports indicate battle. these low-level troops are easily bribed by the- About two weeks after the invasion, Saddam Kuwaiti resistance, The going rate to drive a car pulled the Republican Guards back to Iraq. About : across the Saudi Arabia-Kuwait border without 80,000 of them are fanned out in a line of defense, being searched is $5. The possibility that the car and another 60,000 are in Baghdad to protect carries a gun doesn’t worry an Iraqi soldier enough § Saddam from a coup or from a USS. paratrooper: SET Sd etm et ei me a ER SE RE a ge OS ek ei oe to turn away the bribe. assault. . He is more worried about the 200,000-plus U.S, Iraq boasts of 955,000 soldiers, but intelligence : troops massing outside Kuwait. It is not so much reports say most have never seen battle and are: the numbers, but the wild stories that have spooked _ roughly equivalent in readiness to U.S. National. . these teenage Iraqi defenders, Guard forces. Saddam said he would raise at least. wk The Kuwaiti rebels have been feeding those 100,000 more troops after the invasion, but his : *; 7 soldiers a line about America breeding a special nation of 16 million people simply does not: have: : y race of men who are more than seven feet tall and enough men to keep that promise. ; ‘ have eyes to see in the dark and through walls, Although the Iraqi claim of having nearly 1: ! The Iraqi draftees may not be that gullible, but million men under arms and battle hardened ‘isa lie,‘ they are afraid. Some have confided to Kuwaitis U.S. military planners don’t think a war with Iraq Approved FRLMalessa JOUSISBI: BUchoPac -otttuatroalitebatabamrass esr white handkerchiefs from their pockets and wave Americans could die in the first 20 days of a war, re ha A i RE
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Saddam Pulls Back Elite Forces
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lassified Pentagon reports predict that
thousands of Iraqi soldiers—scared young
men being used as cannon fodder on the front
lines—would surrender in the first days of a war in
the Persian Gulf.
That information has not trimmed the
Pentagon’s casualty estimates, which say that tens
of thousands of Americans could die in the first few
weeks of the conflict.
But the classified reports say many of the Iraqi
troops in or near Kuwait have no heart for a fight.
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has put his
youngest and least trained troops in Kuwait while
he saved the best to protect Iraq.
Central Intelligence Agency reports indicate
these low-level troops are easily bribed by the-
Kuwaiti resistance. The going rate to drive a car
across the Saudi Arabia-Kuwait border without
being searched is $5. The possibility that the car
carries a gun doesn’t worry an Iraqi soldier enough
to turn away the bribe.
He is more worried about the 200,000-plus U.S.
troops massing outside Kuwait. It is not so much
the numbers, but the wild stories that have spooked
these teenage Iraqi defenders.
The Kuwaiti rebels have been feeding those
soldiers a line about America breeding a special
race of men who are more than seven feet tall and
have eyes to see in the dark and through walls.
The Iraqi draftees may not be that gullible, but
they are afraid. Some have confided to Kuwaitis
white handkerchiefs from their pockets and wave
them in the air. These boys are “the lowest class of
reservists that Saddam Hussein has put on the
tripwire against opposing forces,” one intelligence
source told us.
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Saddam's crack troops are his Republican Guard
divisions, numbering about 140,000 men. They are
battle tested and formidable. But they are not in
Kuwait. Saddam used 80,000 of the guards to
invade Kuwait Aug. 2 and had planned to keep
them there. When the United States responded
with troops, Iraqi military strategists looked at
their maps and realized they didn’t want t^ir best
and brightest on the front lines in Kuwait Where
they could be decimated in the opening days of a
battle.
About two weeks after the invasion, Saddam
pulled the Republican Guards back to Iraq. About
80.000 of them are fanned out in a line of dpfenSe,
and another 60,000 are in Baghdad to protect
Saddam from a coup or from a U.S. paratrooper
assault.
Iraq boasts of 955,000 soldiers, but intelligence
reports say most have never seen battle and are-
roughly equivalent in readiness to U.S. National
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Guard forces. Saddam said he would raise at least
100.000 more troops after the invasion, but his
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enough men to keep that promise.
Although the Iraqi claim of having nearly 1
million men under arms and battle hardened is a lie,
U.S. military planners don’t think a war with Iraq
Americans could die in the first 20 days of a war.
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MISSIONS:
Describe how the hostages
in
Iraq
and
Kuwait are being
treated.
Describe
Iraqi
intentions towards
hostages.
Describe their
immediate surroundings.
Determine
their
principal
location (a)
in
Iraq and
in Kuwait.
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Go
to the target
and describe.
Same
tasking
as mission
above.
3.
CS/NF)
COMMENTS:
No
inclemancies noted.
A summary
o-f
information
is attached to this report.
4.
CS/NF)
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