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Feb. 26, 2003:
Loeb discussed millitary defense and changes in national security with a possible war in Iraq.

Feb 19, 2003:
Loeb discussed a possible starting date for a war in Iraq, and the latest developments with homeland security and the military.

Feb. 12, 2003:
Loeb discussed the evidence presented by Secretary of State Colin Powell to the U.N. Security Council.

Feb. 5, 2003:
Loeb discussed how effective Secreatry of State Colin Powell's case to the U.N. Security Counticil was in convincing Americans and the U.N. to the necesity for war in Iraq.

 Jan. 30, 2003:
Loeb discussed the U.N. weapons inspectors discovery of 11 empty chemical warheads.
About This Columnist
Vernon Loeb, a Washington Post staff writer who covers the Defense Department, has resumed his biweekly IntelligenCIA column on the U.S. intelligence community. The column, written exclusively for washingtonpost.com, appeared from August 1999 to April 2001. Loeb resumed writing the column in June 2002. He can be reached at loebv@washpost.com.
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If President Bush opts for war to disarm Iraq, the latest model Hellfire will play a key role in any invasion scenario.
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