New and Improved Terrorist Scorecard (Updated 03/12/03)

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Name		Function		Status		Location
SHURA MAJLIS
The Shura Majlis serves as the board of directors for al-Qaeda, with bin Laden assuming the position of the chief executive officer. While it existed in rudimentary form prior to the creation of the International Islamic Front for Jihad Against Jews and Crusaders in 1998, the structure underwent a dramatic change during the summer of 2001 when both Gamaa al-Islamiyyah and the Egyptian Islamic Jihad formally merged with al-Qaeda’s command structure and their leaderships were integrated into the former organization. Location is listed if known.
Osama bin Laden		Emir-General		Possibly killed at Tora Bora in Dec. 2001, now believed to be at large		Unknown but frequently reported to be in the Baluchistan area of Pakistan.
Ayman al-Zawahiri		Second-in-Command/Egyptian Islamic Jihad Emir		At Large		Bangladesh as of September 2002
Mohammed Atef		Supreme Military Commander		Dead (November 2001)		Hell
Abu Zubaydah		Global Operations Chief		Apprehended (April 2002)		In Custody
Abu Jafar al-Jaziri		Deputy Global Operations Chief		Dead (April 2002)		Hell
Rifa'i Taha Musa		Gamaa al-Islamiyyah Secretary-General		At Large		Unknown
Mutafa Hamza		Gamaa al-Islamiyyah Deputy Emir		At Large		Unknown
Thirwat Salah Shirhata		Egyptian Islamic Jihad Deputy Emir		At Large		Unknown
Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri		Middle East Operations Chief		Apprehended (November 2002)		In Custody
Abu Musab Zarqawi		Former Southeast Asian Operations Chief, currently Global Operations Chief, replacing Zubaydah.		At Large		Variously reported as being in both Iran and northern Iraq as of Febuary 2003
Abu Zubair al-Haili		North African Operations Chief		Apprehended (June 2002)		In Custody
Tawfiq Attash Khallad		Leader of USS Cole Operation, South Asian Operations Chief		At Large		Unknown
Omar Al-Farouq		South Asian Operations Chief		Apprehended
Abu Mohammed al-Masri *		East African Operations Chief		At Large		Unknown
Zaid Khayr		Operations Chief (?)		At Large		Unknown
Mohammed Salah		Senior Explosive Expert, Central African Operations Chief		Dead (December 2001)		Hell
Tariq Anwar al-Sayyid Ahmad		Balkans Operations Chief		Dead (February 2002)		Hell
Saif al-Adel		Former second-in-command of al-Qaeda's military, became Supreme Military Commander after Atef's death.		At Large		Iran as of August 2002
Abd al-Aziz al-Jamal		Former top aide to Ayman al-Zawahiri, now Deputy Military Commander under Saif al-Adel.		At Large		Iran as of August 2002
Mahfouz Ould al-Walid (aka Abu Hafs the Mauritanian, aka "Mr. Mauritania")		Theologian		Formerly believed dead, now believed to be at large		Iran
THE INNER CIRCLE**
These are bin Laden’s aides, security chiefs, and immediate family members. While only a handful of those listed possesses any true value to al-Qaeda, their capture will demonstrate just how close the United States is to tracking down and apprehending or eliminating the al-Qaeda leader and his top lieutenants.
Amin al-Haq		Shura Majlis Security Chief		At Large		Unknown
Abdallah Tabarak		Tora Bora CINC		Apprehended (December 2001)		In Custody
Saif al-Din al-Ansari		Theological Advisor to Osama bin Laden		At Large		Unknown
Abu Ubeid al-Qurashi		Military Advisor to Osama bin Laden		At Large		Unknown
Abu Bashir al-Yemeni		Political Advisor to Osama bin Laden		At Large		Unknown
Saad bin Laden		Spawn of Satan, Operations Chief, heir Apparent		Reported to be Apprehended, likely still at Large		Iran
Mahammed bin Laden		Spawn of Satan, Security Chief		At Large		Iran
Hamza bin Laden		Spawn of Satan		Reported to be Apprehended, likely still at Large		Iran
Saif bin Laden		Spawn of Satan		At Large		Iran
TERRORIST TRAINING CAMP COMMANDERS
Prior to Operation Enduring Freedom, al-Qaeda maintained training facilities in Afghanistan, Indonesia, Sudan, the Philippines, northern Albania and Chechnya. Al-Qaeda recruits are divided into four groups: mujahideen (foot soldiers), shahideen (suicide bombers), takfiri (sleepers), and ansar (support personnel), each with their own specialized training and indoctrination. Capturing the terrorist training camp commanders is of utmost necessity to the success of the War on Terror.
Sheikh Ibn al-Liby (Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi)		Terrorist Training Camp Commander		Apprehended (January 2002)		In Custody
Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi		Terrorist Training Camp Commander		Apprehended (April 2002)		In Custody
Fathur Rahman al-Ghozi		Terrorist Training Camp Commander		Apprehended (December 2001)		In Custody
Abdul Aziz		Terrorist Training Camp Commander		At Large		Unknown
Abdul Rahin Ayub		Terrorist Training Camp Commander		At Large		Unknown
Parlindugan Siregar		Terrorist Training Camp Commander		At Large		Indonesia
Omar Bandon		Terrorist Training Camp Commander		At Large		Indonesia
Syawal		Terrorist Training Camp Commander		At Large		Indonesia
THE FINANCIAL COMMITTEE
Al-Qaeda has at its disposal a great deal of money from a wide variety of sources that include everything from legitimate businesses to an elaborate network of Islamic charities and NGOs created for the purpose of supplying funds to the organization. This committee is responsible for the administration and distribution of the group’s funds, as well as transferring assets to avoid their being frozen.
Sheikh Saiid al-Masri (Mustafa Ahmed al-Hisawi)		Head of the Financial Committee		Apprehended (March 2003)		In Custody
Mohammed Jamal Khalifa		Financier and envoy to the Saudi Bin Laden Group		At Large		Saudi Arabia as of October 2002
Saad al-Sharif		Financier / OBL's Brother in Law		At Large		Unknown
Ahmed Saeed al-Kadr		Financier		At Large		Unknown
Khalil Saeed Deek		Financier		At Large		Unknown
Wan min Wan Mat		Financier		Apprehended (September 2002)		In Custody
Abdul Rahim Riyadh		Financier		Apprehended (February 2002)		In Custody
Abu Salah al-Yemeni		Financier		Dead (February 2002)		Hell
Hamza al-Qatari		Financier		Dead (March 2002)		Hell
Sheik Mohammed Al Hasan Al-Moayad		Financier / Cleric		Apprehended (January 2003)		In Custody
Mohammed Mohsen Yahya Zayed		Financier / Cleric		Apprehended (January 2003)		In Custody
THE GOLDEN CHAIN
While al-Qaeda’s sources of funding are manifold, its largest sources of funding are found in twelve wealthy Saudi businessmen who are known within the organization as “the Golden Chain” and contribute millions every year. So long as this chain of financing remains intact, the group will remain able to regroup and reform itself to strike again. Also included within this list are al-Qaeda’s official contacts within both the Saudi Bin Laden Group as well as those elements of House Saud that support the group’s aims. All publicly known members are listed and other names will be added as soon as they become available.
Khalid bin Mafouz		Former CEO of the Saudi National Commercial Bank		At Large		Saudi Arabia
Saleh Abdullah Kamel		Co-founder of the al-Shamal Bank		At Large		Saudi Arabia
Abdullah Suleiman al-Rajhi		CEO of al-Rajhi Bank		At Large		Saudi Arabia
Abdel Abdul Jalil Batterjee		Founder of the Benevolence International Foundation		At Large		Saudi Arabia
Wael Hamza Julaidan		Chairman of the Pakistan branch of the Muslim World League		At Large		Saudi Arabia
Mohammed Hussein al-Amoudi		Founder of the al-Haramain Foundation		At Large		Saudi Arabia
Yassin al-Qadi		Chairman of the al-Haramain Foundation		At Large		Saudi Arabia
DIPLOMATIC CORPS
In order to remain in touch with its plethora of affiliate organizations worldwide, al-Qaeda maintains a corps of “terrorist ambassadors,” operations chiefs whose duty is to maintain and coordinate operations with local affiliate groups. This list is incomplete and will be revised accordingly as more data becomes available.
Abdelwahid Ahmed Alwan		Ambassador to the GSPC		Dead (November 2002)		Hell
Hamid Saadaoui		Successor to Abdelwahid Ahmed Alwan		At Large		Algeria
Abu Leith al-Lybi		Ambassador to the GIA		At Large		Algeria
Saif al-Islam al-Masri		Ambassador to the al-Ansar		Apprehended (May 2002)		In Custody
Salah Hajir		Ambassador to the Asbat al-Ansar		At Large		Lebanon
Qari Akka		Ambassador to the IMU		At Large		Unknown
Abu Iyad		Ambassador to the UFCM		At Large		Georgia
Omar al-Farouq		Ambassador to Jemaah Islamiyyah		Apprehended (Summer 2002)		In Custody
Syafullah al-Yemeni		Successor to Omar al-Farouq		At Large		Indonesia
MEDIA COMMITTEE
This group acts as al-Qaeda’s unofficial spokesmen and are responsible for the spread of its ideology throughout the Islamic world. Other unofficial members of the committee not listed on this list are members of the Khalifah, Hizb-ut-Tahrir, and Salafist movements.
Suleiman Abu Ghaith		Spokesman		At Large		Unknown
Sheikh Abu Hamza al-Masri		Head of Supporters of Sha’riah		At Large		United Kingdom
Sheikh Omar al-Bakri		Head of al-Muhajiroun		At Large		United Kingdom
Sheikh Abu Qatada al-Philisteeni		Spokesman		Apprehended		In Custody
WMD COMMITTEE
Al-Qaeda employs a number of Muslim scientists of various nationalities, principally Egypt, to assist them in the creation and procurement of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons.
Midhat Mursi		Emir of the WMD Committee		At Large		Unknown
Abu Khabab		Chief chemical weapons scientist		At Large		Unknown
Assadalah Abdul Rahman		Chief of WMD procurement		At Large		Unknown
Abu Bashir al-Yemeni		Unknown		At Large		Unknown
MILITARY COMMITTEE
Al-Qaeda maintains, in addition to its considerable legions of terrorist cells, a number of quasi-military formations spread across the globe in Algeria, Eritrea, Somalia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Chechnya, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Most of its military commanders are veterans past Islamic insurgencies and are considered primary targets for anti-terrorism efforts. This remains a work in progress and anyone with definitive information on the Bosnian, Kosovo, Macedonia, and Azerbaijan-based al-Qaeda would be obliged to contact me.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed		Emir of the Martyrdom Battalion		Apprehended (March 2003)		In Custody
Bilal bin Marwan		Arabian Sea Commander-in-Chief		At Large		Iran
Qaed Salim Sinan al-Harethi		Yemen Operations Chief		Dead November (2002)		Hell
Qaed Salim Sinan al-Harethi		Yemen Operations Chief		Dead November (2002)		Hell
Qaed Salim Sinan al-Harethi		Yemen Operations Chief		Dead November (2002)		Hell
Mohsen al-Fadli		Kuwait Commander-in-Chief		Apprehended		In Custody
Essid Sami ben Khemais		Southern Europe Commander-in-Chief		Apprehended		In Custody
Saqar al-Jadawi		Military Commander		At Large		Unknown
Mohammed Omar Abdel Rahman		Military Commander		Apprehended (March 2003)		In Custody
Ahmed Omar Abdel Rahman		Military Commander		Apprehended (December (2001)		In Custody
Abu Walid		Military Commander		At Large		Unknown
Abdel Hari al-Iraqi		Afghanistan Commander-in-Chief		At Large		Unknown
Abu Leith al-Lybi		Algeria/Libya Commander-in-Chief		At Large		Unknown
Shamil Basayev		Chechnya Commander-in-Chief		At Large		Unknown
Amir ibn al-Khattab		Dagestan Commander-in-Chief		Dead		Hell
Hanbali (Nurjaman Riduan Isamuddin)		South East Asia Operations Chief		At Large		Variously reported as being in both Pakistan and Bangladesh in Oct. 2002
Imam Samudra		Java Commander-in-Chief		Apprehended (November 2002)		In Custody
Mas Selamat Kastari		Singapore Commander-in-Chief		Apprehended (February 2003)		In Custody
Mohsen al-Fadli		Kuwait Operations Chief		Apprehended (October 2002)		In Custody
Abdullah Saidov (Sayyid Abdullah Nuri Masood)		Tajikistan Operations Chief		At Large		Uzbekistan (Ferghana Valley)
Mohammed Sharif Himmatzade		Military advisor to Abdullah Saidov		At Large		Uzbekistan (Ferghana Valley)
Khalid Ansari		Australia Operations Chief		At Large		Unknown
Ahmed Zaoui		New Zealand Operations Chief		At Large		Unknown
Essid Sami ben Khemais		Southern Europe Operations Chief		Apprehended (April 2001)		In Custody
Lionel Dumont		France Operations Chief		At Large		Unknown
Abdel Karim al-Hadouti		Belgium Operations Chief		At Large		Algeria as of November 2001
Fouzi al-Hadouti		Aide to Abdel Karim, senior explosives expert		At Large		Algeria as of November 2001
Ali Ahmeti		Kosovo/Macedonia Operations Chief		At Large		Kosovo
AFFILIATE ORGANIZATION LEADERS
Al-Qaeda is, above all else, an organization of organizations, and uses lesser terrorist groups as affiliates and franchises in order to accomplish its objectives on a local level. Hezbollah is not included on this list because it remains an equal partner with al-Qaeda, not an affiliate or subordinate organization.
CHECHNYA
Shamil Basayev		Emir of the United Forces of the Caucasian Mujahideen (UFCM)		At Large		At Large
Amir ibn al-Khattab		Emir of al-Ansar		Dead (March 2002)		Hell
Abu al-Walid		Deputy Emir of al-Ansar		At Large		Dagestan, Russian Federation
Amir Badalov		Azeri Jamaat leader		At Large		Georgia
Rovshan Kitab-Ogly		Azeri Jamaat military commander		At Large		Georgia
ALGERIA
Antar Zouabri		National Emir of the Armed Islamic Group (GIA)		Dead (Febuary 2002)		Hell
Rachid Abu Tourab		Deputy Emir of the GIA		At Large		Algeria
Hassan Hattab		Emir of the Salafist Group for Call and Combat (GSPC)		At Large		Algeria
LEBANON
Abdullah Shreidi		Asbat al-Nour leader		At Large		Lebanon
Ahmad al-Karim al-Sadi		Asbat al-Ansar leader		At Large		Lebanon
CENTRAL ASIA
Mullah Omar		Supreme Leader of the Taliban		At Large		Unknown
Mullah Hahsan Mahsum		Emir of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement		At Large		Uzbekistan (Ferghana Valley)
Ismail Kadir		ETIM envoy to Afghanistan		Apprehended (July 2002)		In Custody
Juma Namangani		Emir of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan		Reported dead in November 2001, but the Kyrgz Security Council believes him to be alive		Uzbekistan (Ferghana Valley), if alive
Tahir Yuldosh		Deputy Emir of the IMU		At Large		Pakistan
Mohammed Taher Baldash		Military Commander of the IMU		At Large		Pakistan
SOUTH ASIA***
Sheikh Mubarak Ali Gilani		Emir of Jamaat ul-Fuqra		At Large		Pakistan
Fazlur Rehman Khalil		Harakat ul-Ansar/Harakat ul-Mujahideen commander		At Large		Pakistan
Bakht Zamin Khan		al-Badr commander-in-chief		At Large		Pakistan
Sharib Zubair		Harakat ul-Mujahideen al-Ami		Apprehended (September 2002)		In Custody
Sayyid Salahuddin		Emir of the Hizb ul-Mujahideen		At Large		Pakistan
Maulana Masood Azhar		Jaish-e-Mohammed commander		At Large		Pakistan
Hafiz Saeed		Lashkar-e-Tayyaba leader		Apprehended (December 2001)		In Custody
Hafiz Khalid Walid		Lashkar-e-Tayyaba deputy leader		At Large		Pakistan
Mohammed Latif		Lashkar-e-Tayyaba commander		At Large		Pakistan
Maulana Fazlur Rahman		Head of Jamaat-e-Islami		At Large		Pakistan
Sheikh Jamil ur-Rahman		Tehrik ul-Mujahideen emir		At Large		Pakistan
Riaz Basra		Lashkar-e-Jhangvi		Apprehended (January 2002)		In Custody
THE PHILIPPINES
Hashim Salamat		Secretary-General of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF)		At Large		Philippines
Eid Kabalu		MILF spokesman		At Large		Philippines
al-Haj Murad Ibrahim		MILF assistant secretary-general		At Large		Philippines
Ghazali Jaafar		MILF military commander		At Large		Philippines
Sammy al-Mansoor		MILF chief of staff		At Large		Philippines
Khadafi Janjalani		Emir of Abu Sayyaf		At Large		Philippines
Radulan Sahiron		Abu Sayyaf military commander		At Large		Philippines
Isnilon Hapilon		Abu Sayyaf operations chief		At Large		Philippines
Hamsiraj Sali		Abu Sayyaf liaison to Iraq		At Large		Philippines
Mujib Susukan		Abu Sayyaf military commander		Dead (Febuary 2003)		Hell
Maid Sampang		Abu Sayyaf explosives expert		Apprehended (January 2003)		In Custody
Mark Bolkerin Gumbahale		Abu Sayyaf explosives expert		Apprehended (October 2002)		In Custody
Adjid Moro		Abu Sayyaf procurement officer		Apprehended (January 2003)		In Custody
SOUTHEAST ASIA
Abubakar Bashir		Jemaah Islamiyyah spiritual leader		Apprehended (October 2002)		In Custody
Mukhlas (Ali Gufron)		Jemaah Islamiyyah operations chief		Apprehended (October 2002)		In Custody
Mohammed Iqbal Abdurraham (Abu Jibril)		Jemaah Islamiyyah deputy operations chief		At Large		Unknown
Zulkarnaen		Jemaah Islamiyyah military commander		At Large		Unknown
Azahari		Jemaah Islamiyyah explosives expert		At Large		Unknown
Habib Rizieq Shihab		Islamic Defense Front leader		Apprehended (October 2002)		In Custody
Ibrahim Maidin		Jemaah Islamiyyah recruiting officer		At Large		Unknown
THE CELL
The September 11 attacks were the most sophisticated operation in the modern history of terrorism and as such required a sophisticated network of al-Qaeda operatives spanning from Germany to Malaysia. Some of these individuals have been taken into custody, but a disturbing number continue remain at large.
Zacarias Moussaoui		Martyrdom Battalion operative		Apprehended (August 2001)		In Custody
Ramzi Binalshibh		9/11 operations chief		Apprehended (September 2002)		In Custody
Mounir al-Motassadeq		9/11 operations planner		Apprehended		In Custody
Zakariya Essabar		9/11 operations planner		At Large		Unknown
Said Bahaji		9/11 operations planner		At Large		Unknown
Abdelghani Mzoudi		9/11 financier		Apprehended (Febuary 2003)		In Custody
Mohammed Galeb Kalaje Zouaydi		9/11 financier		Apprehended (April 2002)		In Custody
Aftab Ansari		9/11 financier		At Large		Pakistan
Yazid Sufaat		Al-Qaeda operative		Apprehended (November 2002)		In Custody
Abdulaziz Saudi al-Rasheed		Al-Qaeda operative		Apprehended (August 2002)		In Custody
Sheikh Ahmed al-Hawashi		Al-Qaeda recruiter		At Large		Saudi Arabia
THE FBI’S MOST WANTED TERRORISTS
Contrary to popular belief, many of the individuals on the FBI’s most wanted list are not senior al-Qaeda leaders but are rather either low-level terrorists who have been involved in previous attacks on US installations. The focus of this list, however, is to take note of the non-al-Qaeda terrorists on the FBI list.
Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Abdelkarim Hussein Mohamed Al-Nasser		Khobar Towers Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Muhsin Musa Matwalli Atwah		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Ali Atwa		Hezbollah (Iran),  Coalition for Revolutionary Justice operative		At Large		Lebanon (Bekaa Valley)
Hasan Izz-Al-Din		Hezbollah (Iran), Coalition for Revolutionary Justice operative		At Large		Lebanon (Bekaa Valley)
Anas Al-Liby		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Ahmed Mohammed Hamed Ali		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Fazul Abdullah Mohammed		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Imad Fayez Mugniyah		Hezbollah, Islamic Revolutionary Guards, global operations chief		At Large		Alternates between Lebanon (Bekaa Valley) and Iran
Mustafa Mohamed Fadhil		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Abdul Rahman Yasin****		1993 WTC Bombing		At Large		Unknown
Fahid Mohammed Ally Msalam		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Ahmad Ibrahim Al-Mughassil		Khobar Towers Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Ali Saed Bin Ali El-Hoorie		Khobar Towers Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Saif Al-Adel		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
Ibrahim Salih Mohammed Al-Yacoub		African Embassy Bomber		At Large		Unknown
*Note: Abu Mohammed al-Masri’s fate has been the subject of a great deal of speculation due to the fact that it is a fairly common nom de guerre among al-Qaeda operatives. Some of the data is still sketchy, but it appears that he is not the same as the Yemeni al-Qaeda operative who served as the network’s representative to the Algerian GSPC. Israeli officials have stated that he may have been one of the suicide bombers involved in the Mombasa attack in November 2002, but this has not been confirmed. **Note: Osama bin Laden is said to have had up to four wives and as many as twenty-three sons, though only four have been named by counter-terrorism sources. According to Time Magazine, documents recovered from Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s residence indicate that during December 2001 most of bin Laden’s family escaped into Iran with at least several hundred al-Qaeda fighters, a charge made by Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld at the time. The CIA has several intelligence reports citing Saad bin Laden as having met with senior members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards in Tehran in Febuary 2003. ***NOTE: The list of Pakistani al-Qaeda affiliates is incomplete, largely because they change their names so often in an effort to evade their financial assets being seized. ****Currently "at large" because he was released by the Clinton Justice Department after "cooperating" in the investigation of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. It turns out that he was actually an Iraqi intelligence agent, and is believed to have fled to Baghdad.

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[Straight Vermonter]

A big thank you to Angelus Errare for his continued hard work gathering this voluminous information and to the Freepers and others who have contributed as well.

[dalebert]

Thanks.

[MJY1288]

Very Nice, Thank you

[lormand]

Excellent work!

Between maple syrup and you, Vermont is not a total waste.

[apackof2]

WOW, great job!

Bookmarked it

Thanks for all your work!

[FreedomCalls]

You left out King Fahd and Price Abdullah from the list of financiers.

[zerosix]

Islam is a religion of peace!

[estjohn]

Great work Straight Vermonter! It's interesting to try to track all these people and see who gets added and subtracted to the list from time to time.

[GallopingGhost]

Fantastic work SV. With all of the research you guys have done you really should collaborate on a book.

[reagan_fanatic]

Awesome!

I especially like the location column, especially when it is designated as 'HELL'

One by one, all of them will meet the same fate!

[patriot5186]

Thanks for organizing this. It's interesting to see these names organized by function...gives a good idea which areas are getting attention.

[nopardons]

Many thanks for the score card.

[JasonC]

Qaed Salim Sinan al-Harethi is repeated three times, probably a paste error.

12 / 174 or 7% dead. 41 / 174 or 24% captured. Overall, 30.5% known to be out of commission. Might be some listed as "at large" that are actually unknown KIA, though - the figures are probably skewed toward captures because with those you always know, while with KIAs you don't. The "half life" would seem to be 2-3 years.

[nutmeg]

FYI

[Fred Mertz]

I don't know how accurate this list is, but it's an impressive reference.

Thanks and a bump.

[Fred Mertz]

No, I don't, but I'll flag a few who might be able to help you.

[Straight Vermonter]

Morning BUMP

[MrConfettiMan]

Excellent!

[Straight Vermonter]

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