:::There's still a lot of unknowns in this story. For example, the colonel riding in the backseat evidently was in charge of the operation to extract the uranium. Then the 2 C-130s. The first C-130, according to [[CENTCOM]], "got stuck in the mud" where there is no mud, so a second C-130 was sent in to ferry out the 100-member extraction team, or maybe it carried in another 100 men. Either way, there may be 100-200 men in Operation Boots-on-the-Ground unaccounted for. | :::There's still a lot of unknowns in this story. For example, the colonel riding in the backseat evidently was in charge of the operation to extract the uranium. Then the 2 C-130s. The first C-130, according to [[CENTCOM]], "got stuck in the mud" where there is no mud, so a second C-130 was sent in to ferry out the 100-member extraction team, or maybe it carried in another 100 men. Either way, there may be 100-200 men in Operation Boots-on-the-Ground unaccounted for. |