Ms. Mylroie is very credible and no less than Admiral James Woolsey takes her very seriously indeed. See my further posts on this subject.

I'll bet the farm that Saddam is behind this.

< Country Maps

• Iraq (Political) 1999 (323K)
• Iraq (Political) 1996 (295K)
• Iraq (Shaded Relief) 1999 (323K)
• Iraq (Shaded Relief) 1996 (307K)
• Iraq (Shaded Relief) From the CIA Atlas of the Middle East, 1993 (580k)
• Iraq (Shaded Relief) 1991 (377K)
• Iraq (Small Map) 2000 (109K)

City Maps

• Baghdad 1992 (206K)
• Baghdad U.S. Dept. of State 1981 (98K)
• Central Baghdad 1998 (428K) Kenny Hopper, University of Texas
• Downtown Baghdad: Initial Targets Jan. 1991 From Decisive Force by Richard G. Davis, U.S. Air Force, 1996 (201K)

Regional Maps

• Al Basrah Region original scale 1:670,000 From Iraq-Iran: Central and Southern Border Areas CIA 1980 (400K)
• Baghdad Region original scale 1:670,000 From Iraq-Iran: Central and Southern Border Areas CIA 1980 (1136K)

Tactical Pilotage Charts

• Al Basrah Region (tactical pilotage chart) original scale 1:500,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency TPC H-6B 1991 (833K) Not for navigational use
• Al Mawsil [Mosul]-Arbil Region, Northern Iraq (tactical pilotage chart) original scale 1:500,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency TPC G-4B 1989 (927K) Not for navigational use
• Baghdad Region (tactical pilotage chart) original scale 1:500,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency TPC G-4C 1991 (657K) Not for navigational use
• Husaybah [Qusaybah] and Iraq/syria Border (tactical pilotage chart) original scale 1:500,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency TPC G-4C 1991 (638K) Not for navigational use
• Iraq/jordan Border (operational navigation chart) original scale 1:1,000,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency ONC G-4 1990 (833K) Not for navigational use
• Kirkuk-Arbil Region (tactical pilotage chart) original scale 1:500,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency TPC G-4C 1991 (676K) Not for navigational use
• Northern Iraq (operational navigation chart) original scale 1:1,000,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency ONC G-4 1990 (1MB) Not for navigational use
• Sulaymaniyah Region (tactical pilotage chart) original scale 1:500,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency TPC G-4C 1991 (721K) Not for navigational use
• Western Kuwait and Neighboring Iraq (tactical pilotage chart) original scale 1:500,000 Portion of Defense Mapping Agency TPC H-6A 1991 (638K) Not for navigational use

Thematic Maps

• Iraq: Administrative Divisions From the CIA Atlas of the Middle East, 1993 (69k)
• Iraq: Area Comparison From the CIA Atlas of the Middle East, 1993(38k)
• Iraq: Country Information From the CIA Atlas of the Middle East, 1993 (128k) Flag and statistics, not a map
• Iraq: Economic Activity From the CIA Atlas of the Middle East, 1993 (115k)
• Iraq: Former Marshes and Water Diversion Projects in Southeastern Iraq From The Destruction of Iraq's Southern Marshes, CIA Publication IA 94-10020 1994 (243K)
• Iraq: Land Use From the CIA Atlas of the Middle East, 1993 (111k)
• Iraq: Population Density From the CIA Atlas of the Middle East, 1993(99k)
• Iraq: Time Line From the CIA Atlas of the Middle East, 1993 (210k) Chart
• Iraqi Missile Capabilities From Conduct of the Persian Gulf War: Final Report to Congress, U.S. Dept. of Defense, April 1992 (338K)
• Kurdish Areas in the Middle East and the Soviet Union 1986 (254K)
• Kurdish Lands (location map) 1992 (235K)

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Iraq Maps on Other Web Sites

• Allied Forces in the Gulf Map (CNN)
• Baghdad - Interactive Satellite Images (Washington Post)
• Baghdad
• Baghdad (Magellan)
• Baghdad (Washington Post)
• Central Iraq Interactive Satellite Images (Washington Post)
• Gulf War Maps (PBS/Frontline)
• Iraq - Archeology (Oriental Institute)
• Iraq - Clickable Map (Washington Post)
• Iraq - Cultural and Background Information (Washington Post)
• Iraq Map (ArabNet)
• Iraq Maps (ReliefWeb)
• Iraq: What's Where (CNN)
• Iraq's Arsenal: What Was Found and Where (CNN)
• No-Fly Zone Map (CNN)
• Operation Desert Storm: Ground Campaign
• Pictures of Iraqi Military Installations (Federation of American Scientists)
• UNSCOM Searches: Presidential Sites (CNN)
• Weapons Sites Targeted by UNSCOM - Interactive Satellite Images (Washington Post)

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IRAQ is behind this act, along with Bin-Laden.

Indeed, the possibility of Iraqi involvement was probably a line of inquiry that the Clinton White House was not interested in pursuing--although it could have been legitimately asked whether bin Laden alone really had the capability to carry out simultaneous bombings of two major U.S. targets.

Not surprising....

Glad to see the WSJ bring Iraq into question in this cowardly act.

I'll bet the farm that Saddam is behind this.

You have to ask why this attack occurred under the Bush regime rather than under the Clinton regime. This could be explained by Saddam's desire for revenge against GH Bush's son.

Look at the thread where the US is already ruling out Iraq because it wants a coalition with Egypt and Jordan. I DON'T WANT A COALITION WITH EGYPT AND JORDAN! I DON'T TRUST THEM AT ALL. Egypt let the Aquille Lauro terrorists escape. We want these people for friends? They are the problem. During the Gulf War Jordan sided with SADDAM!! We want them in our coalition?

BUMP this one up after the lies told to the 9/11 commission.