questions decision to be in Somalia IV. Casualties A. Somali casualty figures are unknown: America estimates that between 1,000 and 1,500 Somali militia and civilians were killed in the battle, with another 3,000-4,000 injuries. B. 18 US soldiers killed and 73 were wounded C. 3 UN soldiers killed with another 7 wounded V...
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President Clinton A. Clinton had signaled a new and tougher line against Aidid B. He pledged that the United States would stay in Somalia until warlords were disarmed, violence had ceased and a new Somali police force was established VI. United States Intelligence A. At least four risky missions ended in failure because of bad intelligence B...
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