U.S. Doing Limited Airstrikes For NATO In Libya -- CBS News
Pentagon says jets operating under NATO command, Rebels ask for stronger air campaign.
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon revealed for the first time Wednesday that U.S. fighter jets have continued to strike Libyan air defenses after turning the mission over to NATO.
Pentagon spokesman Col. Dave Lapan said the jets were assigned to NATO and are operating under NATO command. They can be used when needed to take out enemy defenses as part of the enforcement of the no-fly zone.
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