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More US troops land in Somalia
MOGADISHU. Somalia. Dec 10: A global air convoy funnelled hundreds more Marines Thursday toward Somalis, where the US advance guard prepared to leapfrog inlq the famine belt and what could be its toughest Job. reports AP.
The US commander of Operation Restore Hope, Marine Lt. Gen. Robert Johnston, was among the inbound passengers.
The Marines had been rv;idy to ride shotgun Thursday for food trucks moving into northern Mogadishu, a first test of their humanitarian mission. But torrential rains forced postponement of the relief convoy until Friday
In a potentially more dangerous operation, the Marines on Saturday will escort a slml
tar convoy to the strike torn inland city of Baidoa. relief officials said.
The emergency food airlift to Mogadishu resumed Wednesday Just hours after 1,700 Marines came ashore and seized the airport and seaport, first steps in an unprecedented. UN-sponsored campaign to deliver aid backed by armed force.
More than 30.000 Marine*, Army troops and soldiers will be deployed in this crippled east African land to protect relief shipments that until now have been routinely looted by armed bands of youths set loose by two year* of clan con filet.
Some' 130 Foreign Legionnaires, vanguard of an expected 2,200 French troops.
have taken up position at a crossroads north of Mogadishu Other troops have been promised from a dozen nations. including Canada. Italy. Egypt and Turkey
Some 300.000 people have died of starvation, disease or warfare. UN officials estIrate, and hundreds of thousands more are at risk of starvation, especially in the interior of this dirt-poor. dzughh-slricken nation.
"I've been wafting for this day for so long." Victory Tanner, a UNICEF worker, said after the Americans took charge of the seaside airfield. This airport usually Is a pretty nasty place."
Although Marines confiscated some automatic weapons from passing automobiles It
appeared that most of the teen agers who long terrorized Mogadishu from machine gun mounted vehicles had stowed their weapon* or slipped oat of “^fcme ex gunmen lined up looking for more peaceful Jobs with aid agencies, relief offi ^t“^ airport, US airmen quickly got down to installing runway lights to ready it for round-the-clock arrivals of troops and supplies Halfway around the world, in California, hundreds of Marines were airborne by late Wednesday,
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' as families fought off tears and bid the troops goodbye for the Christmas season