US forces join French troops in Ivory Coast

US troops have landed in West Africa to help French forces protect westerners in the former colony.

US forces join French troops in Ivory Coast
Wed, 25 Sep, 2002 - 10:44

US troops have landed in West Africa to help French forces protect westerners in the former colony.

The US soldiers have been told to make 100 trapped American school children their priority.

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