KAZAKH PEACEKEEPERS LEAVE FOR IRAQ
By empty (8/19/2003 issue of the CACI Analyst)
A first group of 14 service personnel from Kazakhstan\'s KazBat peacekeeping battalion set out for Iraq on 19 August, with the rest of the 27-person contingent departing the following day. The group -- comprising military engineers, eight officers, and three interpreters -- is scheduled to remain in Iraq for six months. The group is to work on land-mine removal and water extraction.Visit also
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