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coalition partner to do that later but all the capacity to do that is already present on the ships that are afloat off the coast. does it seem confusing, too, when the french actually started the air assault or by doing the initial flyovers and then heard from chief mullin earlier today saying that the u.s. has kind of taken the lead right now and then it will take, youis. can you have, you know, one in charge for one phase and then somebody else, another country involved in another? well, absolutely. and it just depends on everyone is trained together, capable to do this like a marine landing exercise, the navy commander controls it until the marines go ashore and then the marine commander takes over, same type of thing could happen here, you have the initial tomahawk launch, that goes energy the initial set junup by command ship, mount whitney, a commander from another nation can go on board that ship or done from another location. also fascinating, thanks so
missile strikes from coalition forces. cnn s nic robertson who is in tripoli, says smoke can be seen rising from the presidential compound. american, french and british military forces began these air strikes on saturday the mission is being dubbed operation odyssey dawn, a u.n.-approved operation, intended to stop the libyan leader, moammar gadhafi, from violating a cease-fire and i tacking his own people. multiple air and missile strikes have hit military targets. u.s. joins chief of staff chairman admiral mike mullin says most of gadhafi s air defense systems and airfields have been taken out. libyan ground forces have been hit and a no-fly zone is in effect. the pentagon says it questions all statements that are coming from the libyan government, including this new claim of a cease-fire this is not the first time it has been made. in an angry speech on tv today,