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US troops leave Incirlik base in convoy of buses, military convoy

(1 Mar 2003) SHOTLIST 1. Mid shot of buses leaving airbase 2. Wide shot of buses passing some loaded US military vehicles 3. Close up soldier sitting in bus 4. Soldier on bus looking through window and curtains 5. Close up military vehicle on back of truck and pull back buses pass through 6. Tracking shot of buses 7. Close up police in front and buses behind 8. Close up pulls wide showing trucks loaded with military vehicles behind buses 9. Mid shot of trucks 10. Close up of F16 and F18s jet being prepared for takeoff over Northern no-fly zone 11. A worker in a field in front of airbase with jet in background being prepared 12. Jet takes off 13. Train passing through and camera moves up to AWACS ready to take off 14. AWACS reconnaissance plane takes off 15. Various of jets landing 16. People walking in front of field in front of airbase zoom into jet on runway STORYLINE Turkey's parliament met on Saturday to discuss a long-delayed government proposal to allow thousands of US combat troops into the country in preparation for war with Iraq. Turkey's government has put off any decision on the US request for weeks, frustrating US war planners who want to use Turkey as a staging point to open a northern front against Iraq. The United States is demanding a quick answer and has ships carrying tanks and other armour anchored off the Turkish coast and thousands of tons of materiel ready at the southern port of Iskenderun. But US soldiers are already in evidence at Turkey's Incirlik airbase, which is used to police the Iraqi no-fly zone. Turkey's governing party, the Islamic-influenced Justice and Development Party, has had difficulty selling the unpopular measure to its public and even to many lawmakers. Polls show that more than 80 percent of the Turkish public opposes a war and many fear that a conflict will endanger Turkey's frail economic recovery. But the government also fears rebuffing the United States could leave it without US 15 (b) billion dollars in grants and loans that Washington has pledged to help buttress Turkey's economy. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...