National Guard (El Salvador) organization
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Claims (19)
Feydeau member_of
National Guard (El Salvador) documented
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“...the young Feydeau (then serving in the National Guard)...…”
source: book — The House of Rothschild, Volume 1: Money's Prophets, 1798-1848 · ch. SIXTEEN 1848
Lieutenant Linderfelt member_of
National Guard (El Salvador) documented
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“Lieutenant Linderfelt, one of the first deputized into the militia...…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
John Nimmo member_of
National Guard (El Salvador) documented
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“John Nimmo, a mine guard and National Guardsman from Denver, was killed early in the engagement.…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
National Guard (El Salvador) arrested
Michele Guerriero documented
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“The bullet wounded striker Michele Guerriero, who lost an eye and was arrested by the militia...…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
United Mine Workers of America challenged
National Guard (El Salvador) documented
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“The UMWA would legally challenge the National Guard imprisonment of four strikers in Las Animas County on habeas corpus grounds...…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
National Guard (El Salvador) arrested
John McLennan documented
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“...John McLennan... was arrested by militia at the Ludlow train stop...…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
Chase Hughes headed
National Guard (El Salvador) documented
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“Chase had claimed prior to Ludlow that he was able to muster 600 men to return to the field...…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
Hildreth Frost headed
National Guard (El Salvador) documented
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“During the ten-hour battle, Captain Hildreth Frost led a small contingent of troops that had been among those rotated off the southern front.…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
Edward Verdeckberg headed
National Guard (El Salvador) documented
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“The large 27 April funeral for Tikas in Trinidad strained the militia forces of Colonel Edward Verdeckberg of the National Guard.…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
National Guard (El Salvador) operated_in
Homestead, Pennsylvania documented
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“Some 8,000National Guardsmen restored order in the communityand subsequently after holdingout for almost fivemonths the strike was given up…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.79
National Guard (El Salvador) arrested
Mother Jones documented
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“Arriving in Walsenburg by train, the militia arrested her and held her in a Huerfano County jail.…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
National Guard (El Salvador) operated_in
Ludlow, Colorado documented
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“The withdrawal of the majority of the National Guard had left only two companies of troops in the strike area... at Berwind, Ludlow, and Cedar Hill.…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
National Guard (El Salvador) killed
Frank Snyder documented
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“A twelve year old, Frank Snyder, left his shelter and was hit by a bullet that removed much of his head, killing him instantly.…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
Colorado Fuel and Iron funded
National Guard (El Salvador) documented
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“...deputized militia subsidized by CF&I...…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
National Guard (El Salvador) trained
Guatemala host_asserted
“it was a program called air america and basically mel gibson's the pilot robert downey jr is the co-pilot and they find out you know halfway through the movie they're moving cocaine um out of colombia using the the air force to do it i'm te…”
▶ Colonel Towner with Enjoy the Show Hosted by DC Lidzone @ 57:34
National Guard (El Salvador) member_of
United States House of Representatives host_asserted
“All of those same players are here and all of those same players are being used. It's not coincidental during January 6th that the two-star general that was in charge of the National Guard in D.C. ends up within a couple of days. So the nex…”
▶ Gladio 101 El Salvador @ 1:07:05
Carlos Cabezas member_of
National Guard (El Salvador) host_asserted
“kind of a self-made man in Nicaragua. And in the 1970s, he went to the United States where he spent four years studying to be a commercial pilot, working nights as a janitor to support himself. He took his pilot license back to Nicaragua an…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 5 @ 41:26
U.S. Army member_of
National Guard (El Salvador) guest_asserted
“The staff was a very small staff at the Department of War. And during wartime, we relied exclusively or initially on guard units throughout the states because, again, the federal government's only job was to represent the states. And the st…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Prelude to Terror Chap 5 @ 2:05:32
Norwin Menendez member_of
National Guard (El Salvador) host_asserted
“outside of Managua for five years, but he had none of the fluorescent tube look of someone who had spent all that time in prison. He was tanned. He was well-rested. According to, let's see, one of the prisons that had, it was a prison that …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance Part 11 @ 30:35
Mentions (19)
▶ 13:15
Throughout the 1960s, multi-faceted American experts occupied themselves in El Salvador by enlarging and refining the state's security and counterinsurgency apparatus, the police, the National Guard, the military, the communications intelli…
▶ 1:06:37
I don't want to cut any of that out. And I want you to understand how pervasive in these governments that the CIA sets up, like the fact that you are using the Department of Treasury in El Salvador, you're using the military, you're using n…
▶ 1:07:05
All of those same players are here and all of those same players are being used. It's not coincidental during January 6th that the two-star general that was in charge of the National Guard in D.C. ends up within a couple of days. So the nex…
▶ 1:07:35
the new Sergeant of Arms for the House, the guy that was the National Guard, not the Air National Guard, the National Guard for the D.C., the two-star, he becomes the Sergeant of Arms. You have to understand that everything that we're readi…
▶ 1:53:21
psychological warfare. They've been attacking us for decades. All right. I don't see any more hands. We're at our two-hour time frame, so any last words? Bridget, Stellar? I have a quick question, if you don't mind. You know how, like, we w…
▶ 1:55:39
The states had primacy and the states had National Guard. And if we were going to go to war, the National Guard is what provided the feeder into the initial war machine while the training up of a bigger response would happen simultaneously.…
▶ 1:56:06
war planners in a war department before World War II. The war department had operational plans to go places and do things based on whatever the situation was at the time. Until World War II, standing military, because the entire concept of …
▶ 2:05:32
The staff was a very small staff at the Department of War. And during wartime, we relied exclusively or initially on guard units throughout the states because, again, the federal government's only job was to represent the states. And the st…
▶ 2:06:57
went around, they did not even mobilize guard or reserve units because they did not want that war to generate anti-war resistance, which it would, as we saw after 9-11, when entire police, you know, if you've got a large guard unit in a sma…
▶ 2:07:23
And large portions of people's police force and when they mobilized a local guard unit to go to Desert Storm or whatever, large swaths of the entire town was taken with the guard unit. And that immediately generated a hypersensitivity. And …
▶ 16:49
claimed that he was a target of an elaborate CIA scheme to force him out of the war, a plot that involved the use of drug dealers working for intelligence agency. This occurred, he said, after he refused CIA orders to unite his forces with …
▶ 30:35
outside of Managua for five years, but he had none of the fluorescent tube look of someone who had spent all that time in prison. He was tanned. He was well-rested. According to, let's see, one of the prisons that had, it was a prison that …
▶ 41:26
kind of a self-made man in Nicaragua. And in the 1970s, he went to the United States where he spent four years studying to be a commercial pilot, working nights as a janitor to support himself. He took his pilot license back to Nicaragua an…
▶ 43:00
He then took that opportunity to get a law degree. So he's an accountant. He's a pilot and a lawyer in Nicaragua. So he sets up a practice. But the very next year after he got his law license, the Sandinistas were on the outskirts of Managu…
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whom the CIA describes as playing a major role in the Contra movement. The CIA contact with the Chamarros began in 1982. Most of 82, Farns served as the southern branch of the CIA's Contra force. The FDN, the other element of it, ran by the…
▶ 15:54
Both Pastora and Bermudez were still reporting to the CIA. When Bermudez, like Bermudez, Pastora was put on the CIA's payroll, and he remained on the payroll to at least 1984. The merger between the Chamorro brothers and Pastora's group mad…
▶ 30:16
They are contributing economically to the Contras, unquote. It would take another three years before an American journalist made the connection. Zavala complained to the court that similar stories had appeared in Spanish-language press in C…
▶ 32:56
Somoza's hillside bunker overlooking Managua had been a nerve center of a war waged by the National Guard under his personal direction against the people in Nicaragua. They had black site prisons. They had torture campaigns. They had everyt…
▶ 4:49
They floated the story that Pastora's associates were involved in a drug running scheme. And that was the excuse for supposedly the CIA severing the relationship with Pastora. But again, that's a lie. Pastora refused to do anything with the…