No one seems to know they were gone when the U.S. invaded - they didn't look for them.
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Something's definitely amiss ...
Quote:some US media reports have queried if the theft happened before US troops arrived at the base at al-Qaqaa.
NBC television reported that one of its correspondents was embedded with the 101st Airborne Division which temporarily took control of the base on 10 April 2003 but did not find any of the explosives.
However, other US outlets, including NBC's own news website, quoted Pentagon officials who said a search of the site after the US-led invasion had revealed the explosives to be intact.
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So - either they were there at the time of the invasion - and then disappeared, or maybe they weren't there - but nobody was told to look.
Given that we're told that satellites can 'see' stretchers, it looks like it's amazingly easy for 380 tons of munitions to disappear. Fascinating.
edited to try to fix the first link