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April 1999 Kosovo Operation Allied Force Imagery

All video sequences are available in .MPEG

Sombor Intelligence Collection Site (2.823Kb)

Dakovica, 29 April 1999 (2.834Kb)

Banja Koviljaca Military Radio Relay, 29 April 1999 (4.674Kb)

Prizren Army Barracks, 29 April 1999 (3.803Kb)

Rudnik Milicija, 28 April 1999 (3.070Kb)

Pristina POL Depot, 28 April 1999 (1.886Kb)

Ivanjica Military Radio Relay, 28 April 1999 (5.671Kb)

Armoured Personnel Carrier, 27 April 1999 (3.424Kb)

Fuel truck Pristina, 27 April 1999 (4.718Kb)

Fuel truck, 27 April 1999 (3.191Kb)

Heyna, 27 April 1999 (2.858Kb)

Possible Mobile Commando Post, 27 April 1999 (4.339Kb)

Possible Command & Control Vehicle, 27 April 1999 (3.813Kb)

Artillery Gun, 26 April, 1999 (4.227Kb)

Military Vehicles, 26 April, 1999 (3.813Kb)

Highway Bridge in Southern Serbia, 26 April, 1999 (3.385Kb)

Novi Sad Gas Tank, 25 April 1999 (3.060Kb)

Novi Sad, 25 April 1999 (2.591Kb)

Pristina Air Field, 25 April 1999 (3.625Kb)

Baric Explosives Plant, 25 April 1999 (2.510Kb)

Kosmaca Highway Bridge, 25 April 1999 (2.711Kb)

Sombor Petroleum Production Center Bunker, 24 April 1999 (2.840Kb)

Sombor Petroleum Production Center Storage Tank, 24 April 1999 (2.440Kb)

Sombor Petroleum Production POL Store Tank, 24 April 1999 (2.750Kb)

Mure Railroad Bridge, 23 April 1999(1.198Kb .MPEG)

Underground Oil Storage Facility in the Vicinity of Novi Sad, 21 April 1999 (2.228Kb .MPEG)

Prizren Army Barracks, 20 April 1999(5.946Kb .MPEG)

Radar next to Church, 18 April 1999 (2.222Kb .MPEG)

RAF Harrier cluster bomb attack on roadside revetments in Kosovo (Footage from RAF Harrier GR7 TIALD infra-red laser designator - 18 April 1999) Downloadable RealVideo G2 - 132Kb

RAF Harrier cluster bomb attack on roadside revetments in Kosovo (Footage from RAF Harrier GR7 TIALD infra-red laser designator - 18 April 1999) Downloadable RealVideo G2 - 148Kb

RAF Harrier cluster bomb attack on munitions storage site in Kosovo (Footage from RAF Harrier GR7 TV tracker - 18 April 1999) Downloadable RealVideo G2 - 179Kb

RAF Harrier cluster bomb attack on munitions storage site in Kosovo (Footage from RAF Harrier GR7 TIALD infra-red laser designator - 18 April 1999) Downloadable RealVideo G2 - 72Kb

RAF Tornado attack on headquarters building at Nis airfield (Footage from RAF Tornado GR1 TIALD infra-red laser designator - 18 April 1999) Downloadable RealVideo G2 - 120Kb

RAF Tornado attack on hangars at Nis airfield (Footage from RAF Tornado GR1 TIALD infra-red laser designator - 18 April 1999) Downloadable RealVideo G2 - 117Kb

HIP Helicopter Pristina Airfield 17 April 1999 (3.315Kb .MPEG)

Vranje Army Barracks 17 April 1999 (2.947Kb .MPEG)

Burning Village 17 April 1999 (3.589Kb .MPEG)

Attack on Mig 21 16 April 1999 (4.094Kb .MPEG)

Attack on SA-6 16 April 1999 (1.974Kb .MPEG)

Attack on SA-6 II 16 April 1999 (2.080Kb .MPEG)

Pristina Radrel 13 April 1999 (2.148Kb .MPEG)

Urosevac Army HQ 13 April 1999 (3.509Kb .MPEG)

Taxiway at Ponikve 13 April 1999 (4.492Kb .MPEG)

Railway Bridge I 13 April 1999 (2.515Kb .MPEG)

Railway Bridge II 13 April 1999 (2.359Kb .MPEG)

Sjenica Airfield 11 April 1999 (4.076Kb .MPEG)

• DoD News Briefing Thursday, January 06, 2000 -- The normal way that the intelligence system processes gun camera footage that starts as 8mm gun camera footage, and that gets translated, through something called the Common Intelligence System, or CIS, which is a Unix-based computer software system, and then ultimately down to a PC, where analysts can study the video. As that happens, there is an acceleration and a compression of the video, so in this particular case, the video started at the 8mm format at roughly 15 seconds in length. When it went through first iteration to the CIS, it was compressed to 6.5 seconds. When it was further compressed to the PC, it got down to about the four-second clip that everyone saw on television on April 12th. This is the way that the system works for all gun camera footage, so there was no manipulation by the authorities in Europe, and in fact I would say that there's nothing new here.
• YUGO BOMB VIDEO Voice of America 06 January 2000 -- Pentagon officials admit NATO made a mistake in the way it portrayed an accidental bombing of civilians during a NATO attack on Yugoslavia last April.

Sjenica Airfield II 11 April 1999 (8.493Kb .MPEG)

Pristina Radrel [radio relay] 10 April 1999 (2.149Kb.MPEG)

Pristina Army Facility 9 April 1999 (2.865Kb .MPEG)

Pristina Radrel [radio relay] 9 April 1999 (2.962Kb .MPEG)

A-10 Gun Camera 8 April 1999 (1.171Kb .MPEG)

Ammunition Production Facility 8 April 1999 (3.124Kb .MPEG)

Strike against Armoured Vehicles 8 April 1999 (3.320Kb .MPEG)

Cacak Ammo Plant 6 April 1999 (3.320Kb .MPEG)

Raska Highway Bridge Center Span 5 April 1999 (4.792Kb .MPEG)

Pristina CRP 4 April 1999 (2.230Kb .MPEG)

Urosevac Army Center MUP HQ 3 April 1999 (2.874Kb .MPEG)

Cortanovici Highway Bridge 3 April 1999 (2.268Kb .MPEG)

Zemun SIGINT Facility Center Control Building 3 April 1999 (2.555Kb .MPEG)

Nis Airfield Center of Hanger 2 April 1999 (3.654Kb .MPEG)

Nis Airfield Center Maintenance Hanger 2 April 1999 (3.437Kb .MPEG)

Novi Sad Highway Bridge 2 April 1999 (2.271Kb .MPEG)

Obrva Airfield Petrol-Oil-Lubricant Storage 2 April 1999 (2.621Kb .MPEG)

Orosevac Army Facility Power Plant 2 April 1999 (2.069Kb .MPEG)

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