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...kinds of broadcasting gear: secure faxes and computers, cassette decks, compact disks, VHS tape players, and powerful transmitters. The hardware allows the plane's 11-man crew to jam a country's broadcasts and to substitute on any frequency radio and TV messages intended to confuse, deceive or inform. So there will be someone to listen to Commando Solo, the CIA is supplying portable radios that will be air dropped or trucked into Afghanistan...
...invitation last spring to participate in the fledgling Pentagon program. "We didn't want our students to be known as spies in training," says Carol Bardenstein, an assistant professor of Arabic language and culture at Michigan. "By intertwining intelligence and academics, we'd essentially be recruiting Arabs to later inform on members of their own community." The advocates of the program will pitch Michigan again next month. Perhaps Sept. 11 will bring a change of heart...
...next break in conversation a Fox representative interrupted to inform the interviewers that Leelee had to leave. However, she refused to do so before saying goodbye and accepting our many thanks...
...question has a poor safety record - some 28 of 923 Tupolev 154s produced since 1968 have crashed - Russian State Civil Aviation Service chief Alexander Neradko rules out any technical malfunction, saying this incident was unprecedented in its suddenness. In all previous crashes, the crew had been able to inform air controllers of trouble aboard. The Tupolev in question was built in 1991, and had undergone a total overhaul in 1999. Yevgeni Garov, its captain, is said to have been an experienced pilot...
Chair of the UC Election Commission Kyle D. Hawkins `02 attributed the surge in turnout to an aggressive campaign to recruit candidates and inform people about the election...