from 2003 ...
Posted on Sun, Aug. 24, 2003
Growth at base shows firm stand on military detention
Cells with concrete walls planned at Guantánamo
BY CHARLES SAVAGE
"Twenty months after it opened as a short-term solution early in America's war on terrorism, this much-criticized military detention and interrogation camp is evolving from wire mesh to concrete."
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"The contractor is Kellogg, Brown & Root, a subsidiary of Vice President Dick Cheney's former company, Texas-based Halliburton. The watchdog group Taxpayers for Common Sense says the subsidiary received $1.3 billion in government business last year -- much of it, like this, without having to enter a bid."
"Halliburton referred questions to Navy public affairs officer John Peters, who said via e-mail that Camp Five will have about 24,000 square feet when completed in mid-2004. It was part of a $25 million task order issued June 6."
"Miller said it will increase Camp Delta's detainee capacity by 100, to 1,100, but its main purpose will be ''an enlargement of our ability to do interrogations'' -- now conducted in trailers at the camp's edge."
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http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/world/6604462.htmlinked thru
http://archive.democrats.com/preview.cfm?term=Guantanamo