Well, if I were there and looking, I’d consider "where the air goes".

So we are storing very nasty stuff and we certainly don’t want to breathe it if it gets loose. A way to assure this is to engineer ‘positive circulation’ in my cave and bunker plan. Since air vents can be hidden (but not always easily) I will concentrate on finding them.

Without stating my process, I will propose that the air intakes are mostly within "Palaces" and these passage also serve as access by those who "need to know". The out-ports are at/near/included within the nearby Mosques. This would be consistent with architecture of the Mosques and their proximity to certain "Palaces". The storage area (bunkers) are most likely along a line varying no more than 25 degrees from the "Palace" to the Mosque. Probably located about 2/3^rd the way to the Mosque. This would fit the necessary circulation science to accomplish this without the use of power. The passages from the bunkers to the Mosques would be much larger and would be sized to pass the equipment for construction and operation of this bunker. Intel and overheads of Mosque construction should tip off where to look.

Identify the 5 most likely sites by

1. Locate and identify "newest palaces" ( 14 years or less )
2. Locate and identify "newest Mosques" ( 14 years or less )
3. Connect each palace to 3 nearest Mosques
4. Look for construction links and pick most likely Mosque. Delete Mosque 3 if intel permits
5. Along the line of connect ( 2/3^rd of the distance to the Mosque ), place this trisector line. From the palace end of the connecting line, plot a line 25 degrees either side until they intersect with the trisector, then continue to the Mosque. The geo-relationship must be considered but the bunkers will be near this ‘trisector LOP’. (Line Of Position)
6. Repeat this process with all other Palaces and Mosques. Finding multiple links to ‘trisector LOPs’ will move ‘probability index’ higher.

It is reasonable to expect more than one active site. Different teams should work each site.

Sadam could easily allow air effluent to exit through the Mosques and, in case of leakage, blame it on the US.

Current resources (overhead and in-country) should evaluate:

1. Workers would enter through the Mosques and shift change would be at ‘call to worship’. Photo intel might spot difference between "IN" and "OUT" at the Mosque.
2. Truck traffic at the Mosques.
3. IR signatures near Mosque towers.

Company assets on the UN Inspection Teams should arrange simultaneous visits to paired Palace/Mosques with boxes that are bio-active sniffer boxes (those photo-bacteria engineered to detect nano-trace levels) that can detect all prohibited substances in the air. 

My map shows 3 likely sites. What does your map show????

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