Yes, sir. Camp Liberty, when it was originally built by the Americans, was miles by miles. Now we're talking about less than half a square mile total. It's probably more like half a square mile one way by three-eights or a quarter of a mile the other way.
That camp, when it was built by us—and I was there at the time, I used to live on Liberty when I was the ops chief of the operation—was built only to house us at night when we were off-duty, not the...[Technical difficulty--Editor]...hours a day that we were working. That's all it was designed for. Now you have over 2,900 people living in almost the size of a postage stamp, and they're not going anywhere else to work. They're stuck right there in what I would say is half a square mile at the most.
When Martin Kobler, UN ambassador, promised.... He was making the MeK think they had all of Camp Liberty. Instead, they got compressed further and further down. That's why these rocket attacks have been so effective.