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January 7th, 2009
Posted: 08:26 AM ET
By Barbara Starr The project has been ongoing since late 2007, when Egypt requested U.S. About a dozen civilian personnel from the Corps are now in “safe areas” The Corps work has focused on tunnel detection, not destruction The project, which had been openly discussed in the past, is now “We have assisted them with design, procurement, assembly and U.S. involvement follows some high level visits several months ago by top A senior State Department official emphasized to CNN the U.S. |
 
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