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| US Air Force's Australia bomber run a message: US official |
| 2015-07-23 |
| An insider at the Pentagon told Gertz that the message was intended for China due to its increasingly threatening activities in the South China Sea. "As the nation's focus turns to the Pacific, it's important to show the B-52's presence, not only on Andersen Air Force Base, but throughout the entire region," said Captain Jared Patterson, chief of weapons and tactics for the 96th Bomb Squadron based in Barksdale Air Force Base. |
| Posted by:Blossom Unains5562 |
| #2 Wid an Anti-US US OWG Globalist as POTUS, + potens as POTUS Successor, given China's desire to takeover Guam + Hawaii + 1/2 of the Pacific 2020-2025 as per Chinese MilBlogs, I must admit I'm more than worried worried when the USAF PCorrectly-Deniably says that the US [technically] doesn't have to launch B-52's, etc. from Guam's AAFB to deter or strike at LR PLA targets anywhere in Asia-Pacific. ITS A "SAFE" POLITICO WAY OF SAYING THAT GUAM IS EITHER EXPENDABLE, WHCIH IT TECHNICALLY OR LEGALLY IS AS A PERENNIAL "UNINCORPORATED TERRITORY" OF THE US WHOSE GOVT IS IN LOVE WID THE "STATUS QUO", OR IN ALTERN GUAM MILBASES IS NOT NEEDED. The longer Guam stays in the "status quo" vee the "weak/declining" US, the greater the OWG Globie-led MILPOL-GEOPOL DANGER to it. |
| Posted by: JosephMendiola 2015-07-23 22:31 |
| #1 44-hour Round Trip (18,600 miles) from Barksdale without stopping for lunch. Match that if you will, PLAAF. |
| Posted by: Mullh Richard 2015-07-23 15:48 |