91.   The helicopters are part of an intensifying show of force by NATO peacekeepers determined to bring Karadzic before the War Crimes Tribunal at The Hague.

92.   The helicopters are to give greater mobility for three batallions of drug-fighting troops.

93.   The helicopters were ferrying members of an international group working with Kurds in northern Iraq.

94.   The helicopters were from an Air Force Special Operations Wing base in Pakistan.

95.   The Kiowa helicopter is a reconnaissance aircraft frequently used for scouting and training.

96.   The NATO commander, U.S. Army Gen. Wesley Clark, visited Albania and said Apache attack helicopters would soon be ready to fly missions into the province of Kosovo.

97.   The new helicopter will be faster then the Labrador, and will be able to fly in poor weather and at night.

98.   The sounds of police helicopters could be heard overhead, a sign of the VIP about to arrive.

99.   The United States said the helicopter was on a training mission and had accidentally strayed across the border.

100.   The two helicopters shot down were carrying members of an international peacekeeping group that was helping to protect Iraqi Kurds.