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When did Islamic extremist attack four airlines - ANS-11 September 2001
how many airlines did terrorist hijack on 11 Sep 01 - ANS-Four
How many people were injured and killed when the terrorist hijacked the airlines -
ANS-6,000 injured and 2, 996 killed
How many terrorists were involved in the hijacking on 11 Sep 01 - ANS-Nineteen
What happened to the four airlines when hijacked - ANS-two were flown into the world
trade center, one was flown into the pentagon, and the fourth was in a field in
Pennsylvania
Which president declared a global war on terrorism - ANS-George W. Bush
Which airlines crashed into the World Trade Center - ANS-American Flight 11 and
United Flight 175
What airline crashed into the Pentagon - ANS-American Flight 77
What airline crashed in Shanksville, Pa - ANS-United Flight 93
Which operation was the response to the 11 Sep 01 terrorist attack - ANS-Operation
Noble Eagle
Which command with more than 100 ANG,AFR, AD firefighters continued to monitor
after 9/11 attack - ANS-North American Aerospace Defense Command
Who did the US report was behind the worst terrorist attack in the world - ANS-Osama
Bin Laden
What demands did Bush give to the Taliban after the 9-11 attacks - ANS-- deliver all
leaders of Al-Qaeda to the US government
- release all imprisoned foreign nationals
- immediately close all terrorist training camps
- hand over all terrorist and supporters to authorities
- allow inspectors full access to terrorist training camps
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Which operation took the fight against terrorism to foreign soil - ANS-Operation
Enduring Freedom
Which operation was focused on forming and acting with an international coalition to
remove Afgans taliban government - ANS-Operation Enduring Freedom
How many aircrafts did the US send to afgan - ANS-350
Which bombers, fighters, and unmanned aerial vehicles deployed to bases in Afgan -
ANS-B-1 and B-52 bombers
F-15 and F-16 fighters
RQ-1B and RQ-4A aerial vehicles
On 7 Oct 01, which countries aircraft began a sustained air campaign against terrorist
targets in Afgan - ANS-US, British, and French
Enduring Freedom strikes began with Air Force bombers, who directed attacks to
engagement zones for the AF B-52 bombers - ANS-Ground-based forces
What enabled air planners to reduce, with great accuracy, the number of air sorties
required to destroy particular objectives in Enduring Freedom - ANS-Guided munitions
In the opening days of the campaign which targets did joint and combined efforts
destroy - ANS-Taliban air defenses, command centers, and other fixed targets
Combat operations in Afgan began with small groups of elite american military forces.
Who were they deployed to support - ANS-Anti-taliban Afghani fighters
What challenges did coalition forces during enduring freedom face throughout afghan -
ANS-afghans rugged terrain
complex political relationships
distance from operating bases
AF combat controllers were among the 300 army, navy, and AF special ops that
augmented who - ANS-The Afghan northern alliance
When did coalition forces take control of Kabul - ANS-November 2001
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What was the last major town under taliban control, in December 2001 it was
abandoned - ANS-Kandahar
In enduring freedom when terrorist forces were run underground but not eliminated what
did this cause - ANS-ongoing, extended counterinsurgency operations
Enduring Freedom served as a humanitarian mission, how did service members provide
humanitarian relief to oppressed afghan people - ANS-by dropping 2.5 million rations
Why in January 2002 were 1200 members of the US special ops command, deployed to
the Philippines - ANS-to assist the armed forces of the Philippines in uprootin al-Qaeda
and other terrorist groups
In January 2002, how many members of US special ops were deployed to the
Philippines for uprooting terrorist - ANS-1,200
Whose mission was it to assist military operation against terrorist forces for the
Philippine island - ANS-US special ops command, pacific
In January 2002, 1200 US special ops were deployed to the Philippines, where was
most the conflict expected to take place - ANS-Philippine island of Basilan
What was the result of the military mission US special ops troops were sent to the
Philippines - ANS-One american hostage was recovered and the Abu Sayyaf group was
reduced from 800 to 100 members
What humanitarian results did the engagment in the Philippines of Jan 02 provide -
ANS-created 14 schools, 7 clinics. 3 hospitals, and provided medical care to over
18,000 residents of Basilan
In mid 2002, focus was placed on disrupting and detecting terrorist activities around the
Horn of Africa. What did this mission include throughout Dijbouti, Kenya and Ethiopia -
ANS-- humanitarian efforts for rebuilding schools and medical facilities
- training local forces in counterterroism and counterinsurgency tactics
On 4 March 2002, what operation was launched as one of the most crucial joint combat
operations designed to remove the taliban resistance from Afghan - ANS-Operation
Anaconda
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WAPS - E5
When did Islamic extremist attack four airlines - ANS-11 September 2001
how many airlines did terrorist hijack on 11 Sep 01 - ANS-Four
How many people were injured and killed when the terrorist hijacked the airlines -
ANS-6,000 injured and 2, 996 killed
How many terrorists were involved in the hijacking on 11 Sep 01 - ANS-Nineteen
What happened to the four airlines when hijacked - ANS-two were flown into the world
trade center, one was flown into the pentagon, and the fourth was in a field in
Pennsylvania
Which president declared a global war on terrorism - ANS-George W. Bush
Which airlines crashed into the World Trade Center - ANS-American Flight 11 and
United Flight 175
What airline crashed into the Pentagon - ANS-American Flight 77
What airline crashed in Shanksville, Pa - ANS-United Flight 93
Which operation was the response to the 11 Sep 01 terrorist attack - ANS-Operation
Noble Eagle
Which command with more than 100 ANG,AFR, AD firefighters continued to monitor
after 9/11 attack - ANS-North American Aerospace Defense Command
Who did the US report was behind the worst terrorist attack in the world - ANS-Osama
Bin Laden
What demands did Bush give to the Taliban after the 9-11 attacks - ANS-- deliver all
leaders of Al-Qaeda to the US government
- release all imprisoned foreign nationals
- immediately close all terrorist training camps
- hand over all terrorist and supporters to authorities
- allow inspectors full access to terrorist training camps
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,WAPS - E5!!
Which operation took the fight against terrorism to foreign soil - ANS-Operation
Enduring Freedom
Which operation was focused on forming and acting with an international coalition to
remove Afgans taliban government - ANS-Operation Enduring Freedom
How many aircrafts did the US send to afgan - ANS-350
Which bombers, fighters, and unmanned aerial vehicles deployed to bases in Afgan -
ANS-B-1 and B-52 bombers
F-15 and F-16 fighters
RQ-1B and RQ-4A aerial vehicles
On 7 Oct 01, which countries aircraft began a sustained air campaign against terrorist
targets in Afgan - ANS-US, British, and French
Enduring Freedom strikes began with Air Force bombers, who directed attacks to
engagement zones for the AF B-52 bombers - ANS-Ground-based forces
What enabled air planners to reduce, with great accuracy, the number of air sorties
required to destroy particular objectives in Enduring Freedom - ANS-Guided munitions
In the opening days of the campaign which targets did joint and combined efforts
destroy - ANS-Taliban air defenses, command centers, and other fixed targets
Combat operations in Afgan began with small groups of elite american military forces.
Who were they deployed to support - ANS-Anti-taliban Afghani fighters
What challenges did coalition forces during enduring freedom face throughout afghan -
ANS-afghans rugged terrain
complex political relationships
distance from operating bases
AF combat controllers were among the 300 army, navy, and AF special ops that
augmented who - ANS-The Afghan northern alliance
When did coalition forces take control of Kabul - ANS-November 2001
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What was the last major town under taliban control, in December 2001 it was
abandoned - ANS-Kandahar
In enduring freedom when terrorist forces were run underground but not eliminated what
did this cause - ANS-ongoing, extended counterinsurgency operations
Enduring Freedom served as a humanitarian mission, how did service members provide
humanitarian relief to oppressed afghan people - ANS-by dropping 2.5 million rations
Why in January 2002 were 1200 members of the US special ops command, deployed to
the Philippines - ANS-to assist the armed forces of the Philippines in uprootin al-Qaeda
and other terrorist groups
In January 2002, how many members of US special ops were deployed to the
Philippines for uprooting terrorist - ANS-1,200
Whose mission was it to assist military operation against terrorist forces for the
Philippine island - ANS-US special ops command, pacific
In January 2002, 1200 US special ops were deployed to the Philippines, where was
most the conflict expected to take place - ANS-Philippine island of Basilan
What was the result of the military mission US special ops troops were sent to the
Philippines - ANS-One american hostage was recovered and the Abu Sayyaf group was
reduced from 800 to 100 members
What humanitarian results did the engagment in the Philippines of Jan 02 provide -
ANS-created 14 schools, 7 clinics. 3 hospitals, and provided medical care to over
18,000 residents of Basilan
In mid 2002, focus was placed on disrupting and detecting terrorist activities around the
Horn of Africa. What did this mission include throughout Dijbouti, Kenya and Ethiopia -
ANS-- humanitarian efforts for rebuilding schools and medical facilities
- training local forces in counterterroism and counterinsurgency tactics
On 4 March 2002, what operation was launched as one of the most crucial joint combat
operations designed to remove the taliban resistance from Afghan - ANS-Operation
Anaconda
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