I found info on Unit 999 a couple of days ago in a lawsuit...but the lawsuit has not linked McV and OKC to it, at least yet...
I found the lawsuit on Find Law
Ashton, et al. v. al Qaeda, et al.: Complaint (PDF) Lawsuit claiming a 9/11 link between Iraq and al Qaeda. Sept. 3, 2002
It is a slow loading .pdf file, but I am still attempting to get it all converted to .html in Word...here are the applicable excerpts...
79. Following the December 1998 air strikes on IRAQ, SADDAM HUSSEIN dispatched FARUQ AL-HIJAZI to Kandahar, Afghanistan in order to meet with BIN LADEN and plot their revenge.
81. To demonstrate IRAQ’s commitment to BIN LADEN and AL QAEDA, HIJAZI presented BIN LADEN with a pack of blank, official Yemeni passports, supplied to IRAQI INTELLIGENCE from their Yemeni contacts. HIJAZI’s visit to Kandahar was followed by a contingent of IRAQI INTELLIGENCE officials who provided additional training and instruction to BIN LADEN and AL QAEDA operatives in Afghanistan. These Iraqi officials included members of “Unit 999,” a group of elite IRAQI INTELLIGENCE officials who provided advanced sabotage and infiltration training and instruction to AL QAEDA operatives.
82. At that meeting, upon information and belief, BIN LADEN, AL QAEDA and IRAQ agreed to join efforts in a detailed, coordinated plan for a protracted terrorist war against the United States.
"Ms. [Jayna] Davis’s evidence was examined by Patrick Lang, a Middle East expert and former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency’s human intelligence collection section. In a memo to Ms. Davis, Mr. Lang concluded Mr. al-Hussaini likely is a member of Unit 999 of the Iraqi Military Intelligence Service, or Estikhabarat. He wrote that this unit is headquartered in Salman Pak southeast of Baghdad, and ‘deals with clandestine operations at home and abroad.’”
In an exclusive interview with NewsMax.com, TV investigative reporter Jayna Davis who has gathered enough information to write ten books, described McVeigh and his accomplice Terry Nichols as "the perfect lily-white recruits” in what she said has all the appearances of an Iraqi-Iranian plot, with Iran acting as "paymaster.”
Her evidence is so strong that even the cautious Wall Street Journal has taken notice and, in a Sept. 5 article by its senior editorial writer Micah Morrison, has said the possibility of a trail leading to Baghdad "needs to be put on the table in a serious way.”
Millions of Americans recall that in the early hours after the bombing, law enforcement produced photos of a "John Doe 1” (which turned out to be McVeigh) and "John Doe 2,” which was quickly withdrawn as a "mistake.”
Davis says there was in fact a "John Doe 2” at Oklahoma City. Her investigations have produced over 20 witnesses who place him near the Murrah building or who link him to the plot in other ways. An Iraqi native and former member of the Iraqi army, Hussain al-Hussaini "bears a strong resemblance” to the description of the mysterious "John Doe 2” right down to a tattoo on his left arm. A judge has ruled that Davis proved the resemblance.