Jet Fuselage in Salman Pak, Iraq Used to Train Al-Qaeda Terrorists

March 14, 2003

RushLimbaugh.com


For months, I've been telling you about the airliner fuselage used by Al-Qaeda terrorists to train hijackers. It's in Salman Pak, Iraq - and now we have pictures to prove it. (Click on each photo for a larger image.) Space Imaging's IKONOS Satellite - the world's first one-meter commercial satellite - collected these images on April 25, 2000.

 



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IKONOS travels 423 miles above the earth's surface at a speed of 17,500mph. Its imagery can be used to accurately map, measure and monitor anywhere on the earth. According to former UN inspectors, Salman Pak was once and could be the site of a probable BW research.

The Salman Pak facility also includes, according to Iraqi defectors, a terrorism training facility where they train on a civilian airliner parked in a field. You can see the aircraft in the image on the right. The entire facility sits in an ox bow of the Tigris River, some 25 km south of Baghdad. This series of shots gradually gets closer to the plane’s fuselage, located at the southern (bottom) part of the facility, above the bend in the river.