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From: terryr@ogicse.ogc.edu (Terry Rooker)
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Subject: Re: Lessons Learned
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Date: 10 Jan 90 03:28:45 GMT
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From: terryr@ogicse.ogc.edu (Terry Rooker)
In article <12937@cbnews.ATT.COM> haydon@arrakis.nevada.edu (Haydon) writes:
>
>	The suggestion has been made that a traitor gave advanced notice to
>Noriega about he US invasion, thus giving him the time he needed to get away.
>
Actually, it appears that there was a phone call to Noriega.  I
haven't heard specifics on the source.  In at least one account it was
attributed to a state dept employee.  I've seen enough independent
references to the phone call that to believe it was made.  According
to the latest FYEO, however, the call was largely ignored by Noriega
except to move APC(s) to guard his private planes.

-- 
Terry Rooker
terryr@cse.ogi.edu