Multinational force British naval blockade of Libya fired Tomahawk missiles

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Irvine, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) March 21, 2011 -- France and other countries United States and Britain launched military strikes against Libya on 21 into the third day. Libya again the same day United States and Britain launched 12 "Tomahawk" cruise missiles, and tried to no-fly zone to the second largest city in the south and west of Benghazi, the direction of advance.

Co-ordinate air strikes, according to the U.S. Africa Command, informed Carter Ham, 12 "Tomahawk" cruise missiles aimed primarily benefit the military command and control centers, air bases and the "Scud" surface-to-facility. 19 air raids at the beginning of the Libyan British had fired at least 110 "Tomahawk" cruise missiles.

Hamm also said that Libya on the 20th no-fly zone covers about 1 / 3 on the basis of land, 21 of the multinational force began to the south and west of Benghazi, heading towards the no-fly zone no-fly zone is expected to "soon" coverage Tripoli.

Turning to combat effects, Ham said the military action to achieve the desired results, the current Benghazi Libya to stop the advancing ground troops, the Air Force has not deployed the aircraft, naval ships are to return or remain in the home port.

Hamlet refers to the 21 U.S. warplanes reduced the number of times out. Day fighters were deployed in multinational force of about seventy to eighty times, of which more than half of the task execution by the Allies, and 20 out of about 60 fighters, half of which perform the task by the U.S. warplanes.

He also stressed that Libya, 20, began to advance nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle of France and Italian aircraft carrier Garibaldi greatly improved the combat capability of the multinational force, and said the current multinational force has been deployed to conduct maritime patrol ships to guard against illegal arms by sea and out of Libya.

17 this month in Libya by the UN Security Council relevant resolutions of no-fly zone established after the US-led multinational force launched 19 at the Libyan named "Odyssey Dawn," the military action. Libyan officials say the current military action has caused 64 deaths and 150 wounded, but the U.S. military insisted that the multinational force has so far not received the Libyan civilian casualties caused by attacks on the news.

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