U.S. Air Force organization
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Claims (70)
Colonel Towner member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“opportunity to spend a year in a master's degree program at Air War College. I already had an MBA because you have to have a master's degree to get promoted to major in the Air Force. And so I already had one master's degree, but this one w…”
▶ Coyote of Wallstreet - 'THE SPOTLIGHT' False Flags w Colonel Towner • The Finale @ 11:59
Space Systems Division member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“how we have used weather manipulation in military and CIA activity. But I did want to add something else that we talked with on the missing link earlier today that you guys may or may not have heard. During my assignment at Space Systems Di…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Is weather modification real_ And more @ 1:02:12
U.S. Air Force exposed
Blackwater Flight 61 crash documented
“as well as the Blackwater co-pilots and mechanic. When Waxman told the story, the room was silent and held their breath. The crash into the wall of a canyon in Afghanistan was investigated by a joint Army Air Force task force and by the Nat…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Invisible Soldiers Part 5 @ 21:18
U.S. Air Force succeeded
United Wa State Army documented
“One-dimensional warfare versus three-dimensional warfare. And the ability to orchestrate an air campaign being subordinate only to Army senior officers limited its ability to do everything that it could do. And there was a decision made pos…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Twilight of the Shadow Government #9 b @ 1:19:00
Gannon Stauch member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“And I, you know, I just couldn't see it because, you know, I'm a fighter pilot. I'm not a trained intel agent. But I, you know, I was like, I know the truth when I see it. I'm like, this is crazy. This does not make sense at all. And then w…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splenda Blond Beast #2 @ 1:02:34
U.S. Air Force carried_out_attack
Communist Party of China book_quoted
“Yet within one or two weeks after the agreement was signed, reconnaissance flights carried at very low level over Pei Ocean Lao camps by U.S. Air Force's RF-101 Voodoo jets. According to Dolman, this was part of a regular aerial surveillanc…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 11 @ 55:27
General Cromer member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“One of those three guys got promoted to three stars, and he was our commander out at Los Angeles Air Force Base when I was stationed there in the late 80s. General Cromer was one of the three. They never got royalties. They never got anythi…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - 'BATTELLE AND THE CIA' - EP.376 @ 14:00
U.S. Air Force carried_out_attack
Cambodia book_quoted
“and reopen relationships with a hostile U.S. bureaucracy represented a historical process that had been considerably accelerated by U.S. covert operations. From early 1964, but with particular intensity in 69, U.S. planes from South Vietnam…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs,Oil and War Part 12 @ 22:56
U.S. Air Force funded
Project Cirrus host_asserted
“First time that they actually attempted to modify the hurricane, it was done in conjunction with the Office of Naval Research, the Air Force, which would have been the research lab at Wright-Patt, and the U.S. Army Signal Corps. And the Sig…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Is weather modification real_ And more @ 18:46
Major Gannis member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“There are many people, to include the guy who bought Otto Skorzeny's papers from his kid and wrote a book called Skorzeny Papers, Major Gannis, who was an intel officer in the United States Air Force, that makes a very good argument for the…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Italy Part 2 @ 1:23:01
Lockheed funded
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“Eisenhower had remarked that the nation was inaccessible as Tibet. And Eisenhower was right. At the time, the U.S. lacked long-range transport aircraft capable of carrying heavy payloads. By December 1956, the C-130 was produced by Lockheed…”
▶ The Colonel’s corner president‘s secret wars chapter 8 cont @ 51:34
315th Air Division member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“Set C-130s that flew in the Far East belonged to the Air Force's 315th Air Division based in Korea and Okinawa. Their use was controlled by General Erskine's office in Washington. Clandestine work did consume Air Force resources, but not on…”
▶ The Colonel’s corner president‘s secret wars chapter 8 cont @ 52:55
Graves Erskine member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“Set C-130s that flew in the Far East belonged to the Air Force's 315th Air Division based in Korea and Okinawa. Their use was controlled by General Erskine's office in Washington. Clandestine work did consume Air Force resources, but not on…”
▶ The Colonel’s corner president‘s secret wars chapter 8 cont @ 52:55
21st Troop Carrier Squadron member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“Set C-130s that flew in the Far East belonged to the Air Force's 315th Air Division based in Korea and Okinawa. Their use was controlled by General Erskine's office in Washington. Clandestine work did consume Air Force resources, but not on…”
▶ The Colonel’s corner president‘s secret wars chapter 8 cont @ 52:55
Gannon Stauch attended
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“There's a pecking order to it. So the fact that he was at Air War College just kind of screams he's on a fast track. He then goes from there and he goes to a joint staff. Again, those are grooming things to be a general officer. I did my jo…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Splenda Blond Beast #2 @ 1:12:49
Joint Special Operations Command trained
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“So the Air Force buys the 130, the Air Force trains the NCO, the Air Force trains the officer, they assign them to Special Operations Command and SOCOM then trains all those same people and modifies the Air Force bought equipment to a highe…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 20 (21) @ 1:14:10
Erskine headed
U.S. Air Force documented
“before 1961 included Operation Barnum Flights. The C-130s that were flown in the Far East belonged to the Air Force. In fact, the 322nd Squadron had many of them. General Erskine controlled them from the Pentagon. Deputy Director Cabell of …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 16 (17) @ 16:09
Curtis LeMay headed
U.S. Air Force documented
“before 1961 included Operation Barnum Flights. The C-130s that were flown in the Far East belonged to the Air Force. In fact, the 322nd Squadron had many of them. General Erskine controlled them from the Pentagon. Deputy Director Cabell of …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 16 (17) @ 16:09
J. Graham Parsons member_of
U.S. Air Force documented
“The secret survey of the possibilities of uprisings done for Eisenhower in the summer of 59 by Assistant Secretary of State Graham Parsons made this clear. Regarding Tibet, the survey predicted that, quote,…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 16 (17) @ 26:29
Ellsworth Bunker member_of
U.S. Air Force documented
“Ellsworth Bunker kept Washington apprised. But the best information came from the CIA because they're running the operation. During that period, General Charles Cabell or Desmond Fitzgerald was on the phone with Gordon Gray almost daily. On…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 16 (17) @ 30:31
Southern Air Transport won_contract_from
U.S. Air Force documented
“This is what William Polly was setting up over there. Much smaller but still significant was Southern Air Transport, which grew large enough to have a semi-autonomous corporation division for the Atlantic and the Pacific. This company both …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents’ Secret Wars Chap 12 @ 58:44
U.S. Air Force paid
Otto Skorzeny host_asserted
“After World War II, he was put up in Paris until he was noticed by someone, and they then moved him to Franco's Spain in order for him to be hired by NATO and paid through the Air Force in the United States, building quote-unquote bases in …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Vietnam Phoenix Program and beyond @ 2:42:23
Glenn Proffitt II member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“One of the options was internal U.S. military people. I want to, and I've said this a couple of times, I don't talk about it a lot. I won't say like tons of people, but there were a body of people inside the Air Force that was made aware of…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Mr Truthbomb @ 36:19
Joint Special Operations Command funded
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“And the reason why that was so important is because SOCOM has money to train anybody designated as a special operator to a higher standard than their normal service. So for us, all special forces capability is in AFSOC, Air Force Special Op…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Safe for Democracy Part 20 (21) @ 1:13:41
U.S. Air Force member_of
Department of Defense host_asserted
“They were basically, not basically, I sat in a room while the civilian assistant secretary for the Air Force was telling the general officer that I worked for to lie to Congress. I witnessed it firsthand. So I understand the pressure that g…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya-Benghazi Part 2 @ 2:17:57
U.S. Air Force paid
Otto Skorzeny host_asserted
“Otto Skorzeny was paid through the United States Air Force, A4, which is logistics, by issuing contracts to create military bases in Spain in which Otto Skorzeny's construction company.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner OPEN MIC FRIDAY @ 1:43:43
Otto Skorzeny overbilled_or_diverted
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“was the contractor hired to do all of those bases. And instead of it costing like $5 million to build a base, he would charge $10 or $15 million and he kept the excess money. And that's how he was paid to be Alan Dulles' assassin trainer an…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner OPEN MIC FRIDAY @ 1:44:06
U.S. Air Force ceased_support
Laos documented
“It said, quote, as we discussed previously, U.S. Air Force support would cease at noon, 22 February. I confirmed this today by talking with Cricket, the airborne command plane in this area. U.S. Air Force was under instructions to clear Lao…”
▶ The Colonels corner president, secret wars chapter 14 continued @ 1:23:12
U.S. Air Force recruited
Booz Allen Hamilton book_quoted
“Booz Allen Hamilton was hired by the U.S. military to prepare them for war. Booz Allen Hamilton has never revealed exactly what that consisted of. But by 1947, it received its first contract from the United States Air Force. And guys, the A…”
▶ The Colonels Corner-Strange Tales of the Parapolitical Part 9 @ 21:04
U.S. Air Force carried_out_attack
Cambodia book_quoted
“Even the apparent drop-off in 1969 was deceptive, since in that year the U.S. Air Force shifted to a comparably massive defoliation of French rubber plantations in Cambodia. So they didn't back off doing it, they just changed the locations.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil, and War Part 2 @ 31:02
U.S. Air Force trained
Otto Skorzeny host_asserted
“When we stumbled across Otto Skorzeny as the trainer that was set up by the United States Air Force via base building in Spain, contracts that were overpriced in order to pay him on the side, I'm like, shit, this is bigger than...…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Turkey @ 1:32:48
U.S. Air Force supplied_arms_to
CIA host_asserted
“into the CIA as paramilitary. There were Filipino pilots at Clark Air Base. The U.S. Air Force in 1957 declared 73 B-26 bombers excess. And the Air Force paid to modify them for CIA use with UNI's money. And that's the benefit of having war…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 14 (15) @ 42:42
CIA funded
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“into the CIA as paramilitary. There were Filipino pilots at Clark Air Base. The U.S. Air Force in 1957 declared 73 B-26 bombers excess. And the Air Force paid to modify them for CIA use with UNI's money. And that's the benefit of having war…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 14 (15) @ 42:42
Colonel J.R. Newman member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“Colonel, I love your space probably more than any other space I've been in simply because you really do your research. So, Dad, if you want to go ahead and introduce yourself, who you are, what you've done, what you do now. Yeah, so I'm Col…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:05:47
Colonel J.R. Newman member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“So, yeah, that's what I sent you, Colonel. So, anyway, I served as a combat advisor in Afghanistan. But, you know, 31 years in the military, I did a lot of things. But I'm now working for Raytheon Intelligence and Space. And as you know, Ra…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:08:43
Colonel J.R. Newman member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“My brother Jim flew C-130s out of Thailand in Vietnam. My brother Mike was a Naval Academy grad who served in Vietnam. They got around the Sullivan Act by having them geographically separated, but there is a rather famous photo of my brothe…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:08:14
Colonel J.R. Newman member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“My two brothers and myself. So my dad was drafted in World War II. He served in Alaska, Philippines, occupied Japan, came back, went to Germany, and was an artillery officer and then became an intel officer. And I think the intel officer wo…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:06:16
Colonel J.R. Newman member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“From 85 to 87? No, I was there 84, 85, and then I transferred to Purdue 86, 87. Okay, because I graduated from IU's Rossi Detachment in 87. No kidding. Cue incidences. Cue incidences, guys. Oh, God, what is your name? Roxanne. Roxanne what?…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:11:10
Colonel J.R. Newman member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“Did you do four years of ROTC? I did not. I did not. I was prior service. And that's why when you were talking about you working, I got my AP license. I was in aircraft maintenance when I first enlisted in 1979. I'm getting a lot of interfe…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:11:36
U.S. Air Force trained
Kodiak, Alaska guest_asserted
“And I will get that to my son and he'll post it to this chat. So the lady that was talking earlier about ADAC Alaska and everything, there was a reason we had a bunch of people up in Alaska because we thought Japan was going to come to Alas…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:56:50
CIA trafficked
U.S. Air Force book_quoted
“One unit was saved by three U.S. Air Force and 11 Air America helicopters flying out of sky at Long Tin. The next morning, several large fires burning out of control were all that was left of the defenses. There were two reactions to the lo…”
▶ The Colonels corner president, secret wars chapter 14 continued @ 1:00:12
Colonel Towner member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“He is what we used to call TACPES, the Tactical Air Liaison Officer embedded in Army units. And he did that for like 15 years. What happened with him was while he was waiting for his medical evaluation, they had temporarily assigned him to …”
▶ The Colonels Corner - Dave Troy’s article Part 2 @ 1:43:37
John Reid member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“I was stationed at Randolph Air Force Base, for those of you that are new, in San Antonio, Texas. And I met a tremendous group of wonderful people. One of the guys that I'd been stationed with at the Pentagon, I pinned on Colonel there at S…”
▶ The Colonels Corner - Dave Troy’s article Part 2 @ 1:41:42
John Reid member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“I was a major at the Pentagon. He was a Lieutenant Colonel. I did not know at the time. So I just walk into a room. It's the ops area where everybody in there are pilots. Now, of course, I know a lot about aircraft operations in the Air For…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Mafia CIA & George Bush Part 14 @ 3:28
U.S. Air Force reported_side_effects_from
Gulf War Syndrome book_quoted
“Because of this, the military administered PB to almost all of the personnel stationed in the Gulf. Yes, they did. The Air Force personnel reported serious side effects from the drug. Pilots reported impaired breathing, blurred vision, shor…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa File by Craig Roberts Part 6 @ 24:44
General Estes commanded
U.S. Air Force documented
“I'm I'm I'm seeing lots of red flags. OK, I was just saying because he's the chairman, it used to be a publicly traded company called Maxar Technologies. Yeah, I'm definitely going to look into that. And thank you for bringing that up. But …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squads and the War on Terror Part 6 @ 1:31:45
Northrop Grumman member_of
U.S. Air Force documented
“Combat Command, ACC, awarded Northrop Drummond Technical Services contract to operate and maintain counter-narcotics surveillance and command system. You know, the one that can't find any of the drugs, except for the ones that's outside the…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Cocaine Death Squad & War on Terror Part 10 Final @ 54:20
Marvin Liebman member_of
U.S. Air Force book_quoted
“He is in the Army Air Corps during World War II in Naples and Cairo. It also says that, let's see. Oh, and I guess he was involved while he was in World War II. He was caught in homosexual activity, which was illegal at the time in Naples.…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Revolutionaries for the Right -Kyle Burke @ 12:14
Chip Harup member_of
U.S. Air Force book_quoted
“LinkedIn page, as of June 2014, showed him as a member of the Air National Guard and an F-22 fighter pilot in the Air Force, and that he was a major assigned to Langley Air Force Base. Langley Air Force Base is right down the road from the …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Pretense Part 11 @ 47:41
U.S. Air Force paid
Otto Skorzeny host_asserted
“It only cost, you know, like 20% of what these contracts were let for to actually build the bases. The rest of the money was Otto Skorzeny's payment for being a trained and planner assassin for Operation Gladio.…”
▶ 1968 Election vs 2024; Johnson’s corruption vs Biden @ 16:44
CIA financed_via
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“the way they paid Otto Skorzeny was the Air Force, which was a newly created organization after World War II, there was an agreement that the U.S. CIA had kind of orchestrated this agreement.…”
▶ 1968 Election vs 2024; Johnson’s corruption vs Biden @ 14:51
Kathleen Ferguson member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“Kathleen Ferguson. Yeah, the civilian that was in charge of the civil engineering in the Air Force.…”
▶ @Martha_Sheshan and Family fight with Federal Government @ 56:42
CIA member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“We've known for a long time that Mossad has an incredibly sophisticated spy network inside of Iran, and most of it's human intelligence. But the SIGINT, signal intelligence, is NSA and Space Force. We know where every single car is in that …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 36 (38) @ 1:15:43
CIA member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“When they wanted to do the U-2, a lot of the money for the U-2 and the SR-71 was actually an ox cart was funneled through the Air Force. And who knew what? I don't know. But I know the National Security Council knew. I know the chief of the…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 36 (38) @ 1:28:47
Alphonse Gabriel Lansdale member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“These people appear to be military, and that's what I'm saying about Lansdale. That guy was never military. He went from the OSS, supposedly was in the Air Force, but all he ever did was work on CIA shit. He wasn't an Air Force officer. He …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 27 (28) @ 1:07:50
Green Hackworth supported
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“months to respond to any initiative involving Nazi war crimes when it suited him, immediately endorsed the Army Air Force policy within hours of it hitting print. Hackworth worked through the weekend to put together a memo that supported th…”
▶ The Colonels Corner The Splendid Blond Beast Part 9 @ 37:36
CIA trained
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“The CIA grooming the military leadership, not that they don't do that now, but especially back then because of their wanting to use broad brush tactical nuclear weapons in order to achieve their end state. And so I agree with that. I think …”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Devil’s Chessboard Part 20 @ 1:19:13
Edward Lansdale member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“That's what he did. And he basically got commissioned in the army. And then he was commissioned to he was switched over to the Air Force in the aftermath. But he was never really a military officer. He was a CIA agent posing as one.…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 1:01:30
Edward Lansdale member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“Let's see. There was one more I wanted to get to, and that is Edward Lansdell. Now, we all know him from CIA. He pretended to be a general, but he definitely was in the CIA. And he was the assistant air attache in the Saigon U.S. Embassy in…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Vietnam and the Catholic Church @ 59:18
Donald Trump founded
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“Space Force had to become its own service as well. So we are transitioning from a kind of, you know, like they say, the fifth generation warfare, that type of thing. The transition has happened in warfare. And Trump had the foresight to be …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Portugal @ 1:22:07
U.S. Air Force overbilled_or_diverted
Otto Skorzeny book_quoted
“apparatus to build Air Force bases in Spain that were tremendously overpriced, and the difference was used to pay off Otto Skorzeny for his training and operational support of Operation Gladio via NATO. Most of that was revealed in Major Ga…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Spain @ 5:55
U.S. Air Force covered_up
National Transportation Safety Board host_asserted
“The international version of it can't subpoena people or documents and is subject only to what a government wants to share. And all evidence is voluntary. So, you know, hide it out there in one of those international bodies that we control …”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - CHAPTER 58 - 'L.A INSURRECTION - LINKS TO THE PAST' - EP.426 @ 35:17
U.S. Air Force carried_out_attack
Laos guest_asserted
“There was an entire group of Air Force officers, though, that were checked in at Udorn, Thailand, changed in civilian clothes and then ferried up to Laos in order to fly those missions as well. And if they were ever caught, they had no U.S.…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 7 @ 1:47:31
NAVSTAR member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“This boat, the procurement office out there was called Navstar and Navigational Star. And so Navstar initially was a classified program. And we had GPS capability long before anybody actually knew we had GPS capability. And the civilian ver…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO - 'BATTELLE AND THE CIA' - EP.376 @ 14:27
U.S. Air Force paid
Sheahan guest_asserted
“So what they did is they just paid us and gave us two weekends, sunup to sundown, 50 people on site to get our stuff.…”
▶ @Martha_Sheshan and Family fight with Federal Government @ 1:15:23
David Waltershide member_of
U.S. Air Force guest_asserted
“Yeah, she worked with a guy named David Waltershide down in Texas. And he was another winner. We were actually able to get rid of him because he was caught lying.…”
▶ @Martha_Sheshan and Family fight with Federal Government @ 1:12:02
Tommy Franks headed
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“what I consider significant. I have sat on the staff of Tommy Frank's after 9-11. We had the president come down. I've sat in the room listening to the briefings that were given. At no time did I ever feel like I was an authority on what th…”
▶ Operation Gladio - State of the GOP and Tibet @ 2:34:12
Jennifer L. Miller member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“But I did want to let everybody know the evil woman that she was talking about, Jennifer L. Miller, is still employed by the United States Air Force today.…”
▶ @Martha_Sheshan and Family fight with Federal Government @ 1:08:50
Joseph Dunford member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“And Dunford, you know, Trump attributes Dunford, General Dunford, who's in the room when Trump does the whole, like, you'll see about the storm. And when all the generals and all the wives were there, and then people were asking, like, what…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Mr Truthbomb @ 49:30
Joseph Dunford member_of
U.S. Air Force host_asserted
“you know, and we would have a rematch, but here we go, I was wrong on that. So, you know, we do learn from our mistakes. I'm not some savant or anything like that, but there was one thing I wanted to ask you, actually, General, or I say Col…”
▶ Operation Gladio meets Mr Truthbomb @ 49:00
Mentions (120)
▶ 14:51
became a mentor and a planner for many of the heads of state assassinations that they did for like the next 20 years. And so the way they paid Otto Skorzeny was the Air Force, which was a newly created organization after World War II, there…
▶ 15:19
that the U.S. through the Air Force contracting office, because it was new and didn't have historical accounts and stuff like that, so it's easier to hide this, was going to be the executive agency to build bases for the U.S. in Spain. Now,…
▶ 15:47
We being the big republic and all about freedom, if we had had a base in Spain, it would have been closed. But because we're going to use it as a money laundering opportunity, everything about every foreign policy that we have ever had was …
▶ 16:15
managed by a fascist dictator who kills a lot of people. So the contracts were let for a whole lot more money than what it actually cost to build the bases. And Otto Skorzeny just so happened to have a partner that they co-owned a construct…
▶ 16:44
It only cost, you know, like 20% of what these contracts were let for to actually build the bases. The rest of the money was Otto Skorzeny's payment for being a trained and planner assassin for Operation Gladio. So you have to understand ho…
▶ 55:20
She's not allowed to go to Russia. Yeah. Because she had gone to Russia. She's fluent in Russian and she had gone to Russia to learn how to speak Russian. So as a student. Yeah, it's called an immersion program. Yeah. Well, she was a quote …
▶ 55:50
hundreds of people that go through immersion programs. And it's where we send them to a language school like out at Monterey. And then they go spend six months to a year in country, whatever country they're trying to learn the language of. …
▶ 56:52
And we've had we've had Air Force people who fall into that boat. And I mean, Russia's not stupid. They know that all of our linguistic people are intelligence people. But where they draw the line is you actually overtly participating in th…
▶ 57:20
The entire time he was in the Air Force, he went through the formal immersion program, I think at the end of his time as a major. And they know they're all intelligence. That's why we have a linguist. And as long as you just go over there t…
▶ 1:45:08
I came across an installation in Australia called Pine Gap. Pine Gap was set up in 1962. When I got to Los Angeles Air Force Base in the 80s, they were in the process of offloading the technology that was used.…
▶ 11:59
opportunity to spend a year in a master's degree program at Air War College. I already had an MBA because you have to have a master's degree to get promoted to major in the Air Force. And so I already had one master's degree, but this one w…
▶ 21:28
Are there other people or do they just kind of go into the fold and participate in it? Well, I didn't know it while I was on active duty. That's kind of the very unique aspect of being on active duty. I'm trying to think of the right words.…
▶ 22:03
I'm taking a trip in a couple of weeks out to Texas to go to a change of command of one of the guys that I mentored. He pinned on Colonel last August, and he's taking group command at Fort Hood. He's an Air Force officer, but he runs all of…
▶ 22:33
am going to a couple of Air Force bases, and I'm going to one of which is Air University, Air War College. I'm going to the library, and I am going to research all of the information that they have in those libraries now that I know what I …
▶ 0:52
are none of them using data to make their point because the data isn't there to make their point. So I worked in HR for about 10 years in the Air Force, one of the largest employers in the world. And we have an entire building at Randolph A…
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Of HR people. And all we did all day. For the two years that I was assigned there. Was talk about data. Talk about the stuff that's in the HR system. How to improve its performance. Every ounce of everything we talked about was data driven.…
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the two-star or the three-star at the Pentagon without data. They would have kicked you out of their office, let alone try to make policy based on anything other than data. What Vivek did was evoke people's emotion. It has nothing to do wit…
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This is really, really tragic. What they did is they had airplanes, which is kind of funny because the Air Force gets the blame for everything. But there was no Air Force at that time. There was no Area 51 at that time. And yet there were p…
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But what I'm saying is there was no Air Force presence out there. There was no base. There was not Nellis Air Force Base. No. Correct. It might have been in Vegas. I'm not sure when they started that. I'm just saying that these planes that …
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OK, so the yeah, it's interesting to understand this because from 1941 to like 1949, they were using Nellis Air Force Base, but it was not in the same way in which they use it now.…
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That was set up originally by the CIA to field the U-2 plane. The U-2 program was not an Air Force program. It was a CIA program that then got given to the Air Force in order to begin flying missions.…
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And was it Air Force? I don't believe so. I believe it was CIA. But they had some good pilots. Well, what's interesting about what you just said, because one of my best friends is a U-2, well, he was a U-2 pilot twice. And 1954 is when that…
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All of our rights. They couldn't take anything away from us. And then they said they would, and they said they would honor all this. Now we were into the Air Force. And they would honor this agreement. Well, they didn't honor it. They never…
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texted about or communicated online about was your interactions with the people that are patriotic Americans in the military, specifically the Air Force, as you were just mentioning, basically treated your family with respect and almost apo…
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And it basically had been status quo where you guys were using it as a recreational facility. No one's living there. Then what happened? And, you know, in 2014, my family started meeting with your friend. I asked you if you knew her. Kathle…
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And then they want to talk about the war on terror when they're the terrorists. They are the terrorists. But I did want to let everybody know the evil woman that she was talking about, Jennifer L. Miller, is still employed by the United Sta…
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Well, that's what she was. But I saw. No, she was the staff director for the headquarters Air Force. So she basically is like they have a chief of staff of the Air Force. They have also like the secretary of the Air Force. She's running the…
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when Trump was inaugurated, she's actually filling in as an acting undersecretary right now. Oh, because you see, on the 15th, she went to being something for one of the counties in Virginia. And she was no longer her job with the Air Force…
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and contract that out, which has been a disaster. She's a horrible woman. Yeah. She started doing that in 2005. Yeah. And then from 2005 until just within the last couple of weeks, she has worked at the Air Force, basically between San Anto…
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And civil engineering takes care of our real estate. Yeah, she worked with a guy named David Waltershide down in Texas. And he was another winner. We were actually able to get rid of him because he was caught lying. He lied to me, you know,…
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a command that I know exists and is a readiness-type command, and that's 9th Air Force at Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter, South Carolina. Now, that, because of its geographical location, could be a good candidate, but there's many others bec…
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That would be a good central southeast kind of sector dual hatted guy because he's into logistics already. And or 9th Air Force, like I said at Shaw, because he's actually like the combatant commander for CENTCOM, always expeditionary. They…
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But generally speaking, you wouldn't dual task somebody that's already in a war plan because it may be the decapitation and then Incentcom has to go do a war. You don't want 9th Air Force, although he does have reserve two stars on tap to f…
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It basically does what we used to do in the Air Force and the other services on incubating technology and then handing it off to the commercial market. So, for example, a lot of people don't know that there were three guys that worked in on…
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One of those three guys got promoted to three stars, and he was our commander out at Los Angeles Air Force Base when I was stationed there in the late 80s. General Cromer was one of the three. They never got royalties. They never got anythi…
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Jeffrey Epstein's benefactor. There's a lot of really crazy things that are in Columbus, by the way. And what I find interesting and corollary to that is a lot of people don't know that they were actually shipping. So Les Wexner had set up …
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The international version of it can't subpoena people or documents and is subject only to what a government wants to share. And all evidence is voluntary. So, you know, hide it out there in one of those international bodies that we control …
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I said to myself after I made the shit post, you know what? It's been a while since I've even looked at that because I did a paper in Air War College on the Yom Kippur attack. And again, nothing that I was presented at Air War College as fa…
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Real. So for the audience, because I know there's some people here that doesn't or either not on X or whatever. I spent part of my trip out to Fort. I'm on my way to Fort Hood and to see my daughter in Austin at Air War College. I just left…
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I hadn't been there in over 20 years. And it seems like yesterday. So I went to the library because I had had a conversation with General Quast, who was the commander at Air University. And for those of you who don't know, Air University is…
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end up questioning the validity of our message about what Operation Gladio is by then going out and saying something and then not be true. So I hope you understand that. No, I do understand. I understand. I was actually following like the U…
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In I have never even when I was at Air War College, this part is unequivocally true. I have never seen a service throw more of their officers under the whatever. Under the bus. Thank you, Benjamin. Submarine. Then the U.S. Navy in my entire…
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After Jean-Claude was forced into exile in February 1986 and was flown out on a United States Air Force aircraft to the Riviera in France, within three weeks of Jean-Claude's departure, the U.S. announced that it was providing Haiti a $26.6…
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So that's basically it. And in the meantime, just like today, you have U.S. Air Force planes landing in Port-au-Prince every single day, bringing all kinds of crap in and out of Haiti. So to make a long story shorter, basically Aristide han…
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First time that they actually attempted to modify the hurricane, it was done in conjunction with the Office of Naval Research, the Air Force, which would have been the research lab at Wright-Patt, and the U.S. Army Signal Corps. And the Sig…
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how we have used weather manipulation in military and CIA activity. But I did want to add something else that we talked with on the missing link earlier today that you guys may or may not have heard. During my assignment at Space Systems Di…
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There are many people, to include the guy who bought Otto Skorzeny's papers from his kid and wrote a book called Skorzeny Papers, Major Gannis, who was an intel officer in the United States Air Force, that makes a very good argument for the…
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The setting is 1952. Hold on a second. Sorry, my dog's trying to eat my toes. John Arnold Jr. was talking to American military headquarters in Tokyo with two undercover CIA officers when one offered a warning. You're a marked man now, he sa…
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But Arnold felt no threat. He was not a spy. He was an obscure Air Force colonel, commander of an even more obscure flying unit tucked among sugarcane fields in the Philippines. Now, I want to make a couple of points here. We've been told r…
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The CIA has created a hornet's nest and you're flying right into it. China had discovered that the newly created CIA and the Air Force were collaborating on a new Cold War weapon called unconventional warfare. It was a group that's connecti…
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But evidence reviewed by the Associated Press suggests the Chinese knew everything. That in turn implies a breach of security that compromised one of America's earliest Cold War collaborations with the Air Force. Best known of its partnersh…
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They had the C-119 flying boxcar transports and C-118 transports with their national markings erased for CIA-supplied crews. The ARC men were sworn to secrecy and some still won't talk. I'm not interested in divulging anything more about th…
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Arnold's plane. Eugene Vadi, V-A-A-D-I, of Sarasota, Florida, who was the pilot in command of the B-29, says the accepted rule was, you don't mention this even in your sleep. Vadi, who was the rare distinction of being, who has the rare dis…
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and basically declared killed in action, he recalled being asked to acknowledge in writing before deploying to the Far East in the summer of 1952 in the event of capture by communists, we wouldn't be recognized by our government. And they w…
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that wanted Vietnam back as an entire country on their own without French colonialism. The planes first, but of course this article says they were fighting communists. The planes first were spirited through a hangar at Clark Air Base in the…
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They're painting on French insignia and they had CIA hired civilian pilots for these missions. And you wonder where all of the Air Force funding goes. Another illustration of where you're not going to find these aircraft in the Air Force in…
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Details of actual ARC operations are hard to find. ARC veterans say their unit did not always make written records because it was classified. This is a quote. It was a matter of keeping it secret from the enemy, and in doing so, we kept it …
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Friendly countries can be attacked by the CIA as long as the CIA designates there's an enemy in the friendly country. That's what they're saying. Michael Haas, a retired Air Force colonel who wrote a government-sanctioned report last year o…
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Of course, that would be the CIA. His review of Air Force records, including some still secret, left no doubt which agency made the request. He says that it could only have been the CIA. The CIA believed its role was well hidden. The CIA ap…
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involvement from former colleagues of the 581st, including Henry M. Benjamin Jr., whom the Air Force listed as a B-29 gunner, but who revealed to Arnold before his death that he was one of the unit's CIA contacts. So, let me just clarify th…
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A West Point graduate class of 36, West Point was trained in meteorology and spent the decade of the 40s, including World War II, in the Air Weather Service. He yearned for a chance to command a fighting unit, and although the 581st did not…
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The 581st, with Arnold in command, quietly deployed to the Philippines in July of 1952. Shortly after, a 2nd Wing 580th deployed to Willis Air Base in Libya. It was responsible for operations in the Middle East and the southern flank of the…
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Arnold and others from his captured crew say that they had trained for such covert missions against China and the Soviet Union, but had not yet concluded any by the time they were shot down. Rain drops splattered on the tarmac at Yokota Air…
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You're over, China. After brief questioning, they were taken by train to a prison. The next stop was Beijing, known as Peking at the time, where they remained behind bars until they're released at a Hong Kong rail station in 1955. An Air Fo…
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were CIA officials because, of course, they want to debrief them. A few days later in Japan, the men were interviewed by Air Force team, including a CIA psychologist, John Gittinger, G-I-T-T-I-N-G-E-R. Arnold later was debriefed at CIA head…
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They were basically, not basically, I sat in a room while the civilian assistant secretary for the Air Force was telling the general officer that I worked for to lie to Congress. I witnessed it firsthand. So I understand the pressure that g…
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goes on to talk about the Voight-Vandenberg, who is a military general from the Air Force, became the director of the CIA and wanted to consolidate the power of organizations like the Pond and others that had been fielded like that and to a…
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I don't know if you've ever heard me talk about this, but I did. Most of the people in the audience that are familiar with our work has heard me talk about what you just described. I have said in a very similar way from my experience of hav…
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to the whole launch of the Q thing. And I think, yeah, that's a great point for what you said, that the military would have assessed whether or not it was a viable option to use. I definitely think there would have been some assets, you kno…
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One of the options was internal U.S. military people. I want to, and I've said this a couple of times, I don't talk about it a lot. I won't say like tons of people, but there were a body of people inside the Air Force that was made aware of…
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I don't know if they could know everything, like that the 2020 election was going to be stolen. Maybe they did. Maybe they wanted that. Maybe that was built in as part of, it was contingently built in as part of the plan to make sure that t…
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All right. So when when I and I have told this story before, when I was on active duty and the Air Force decided to make me a personnel officer, not a maintenance officer, it pissed me off. They blew up my dream of what I wanted to do as an…
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I got up every day excited to blow up their world. They had dysfunctional processes in personnel that screwed enlisted people and I was going to fix them. And I didn't care whose head blew up. I was still going to fix it. I was going to cha…
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I'm just feeling lately with you coming on and other people coming out. I just think that I think it I think it was over before it started. I think we're in a mop up scenario right now. And the last thing I wanted to ask, Colonel, was could…
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you know, into computers, solving problems, playing video games. What, you know, I'm sure that Space Force is a lot of satellite and a lot of computer work. So just thanks for this space. And I'll listen. So honestly, Space Force was set up…
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you know, into computers, solving problems, playing video games. What, you know, I'm sure that Space Force is a lot of satellite and a lot of computer work. So just thanks for this space. And I'll listen. So honestly, Space Force was set up…
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But is the mission... At some point, U.S. Space Command had to happen just for the same exact reason that the Air Force had to happen after World War II. The entire paradigm of warfare changed after World War II because of aircraft. And as …
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Space Force had to become its own service as well. So we are transitioning from a kind of, you know, like they say, the fifth generation warfare, that type of thing. The transition has happened in warfare. And Trump had the foresight to be …
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And I mean, I've been out almost half of that time. So we're talking about leaps of technology that has occurred just in the short time that I've been out. So I feel confident in our future. So and I do 100 percent agree. There was a big co…
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and um through trap and trays and um and everyone was everyone that i knew that it was an activist was like but the navy built it i have one question about the navy um are they the most focused on nuclear no um i mean i don't know what you …
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capability the air force has most of the strategic um along with the navy in their forward projection as far as um you know submarines and stuff like that but i don't know that i would put the navy on a higher um because the the nuclear war…
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Air Force as well as, you know, like the B-52s and all of the bombers all are within the Air Force as well. So I don't, I mean, you could kind of trade off the strategic amount of bombers in the Air Force with the submarines in the Navy and…
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The Seychelles is in the Indian slash Pacific, you know, way down there area. We use that. And I first got acquainted with the Seychelles when I was at my first officer duty station in Los Angeles Air Force Base because Los Angeles Air Forc…
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And it used to be where they managed all of the space programs for the Air Force. And Seychelles has been a space tracking station for a very long time. And it was part of our area of responsibility. And so the officers that were assigned t…
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And it has a population of about 62,000 people. It used to be, a long time ago, a British colony. And it has the Air Force Station there. And in 1977, there was a guy by the name of France Albert René, who, in a coup, took over the governme…
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He is in the Army Air Corps during World War II in Naples and Cairo. It also says that, let's see. Oh, and I guess he was involved while he was in World War II. He was caught in homosexual activity, which was illegal at the time in Naples.…
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to us because it housed Otto Skorzeny and provided him protection. And it was also used as a money laundering opportunity to pay Otto Skorzeny under the guise of creating U.S. bases in Spain. And for those of you who might be new to this, t…
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this space to go 36 minutes over our normal cutoff because I love this conversation. But let me say this, RJ, I do believe that you are speaking your beliefs, but I know having been in the Pentagon at a level that is at the air staff in one…
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what I consider significant. I have sat on the staff of Tommy Frank's after 9-11. We had the president come down. I've sat in the room listening to the briefings that were given. At no time did I ever feel like I was an authority on what th…
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You do all of the casualty accountability when you are deployed. And so I did that for and I was a trainer for about six years, an evaluator for the entire Air Force in that area. So immediately you it's funny. And anybody that's been in th…
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When we stumbled across Otto Skorzeny as the trainer that was set up by the United States Air Force via base building in Spain, contracts that were overpriced in order to pay him on the side, I'm like, shit, this is bigger than...…
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That's what he did. And he basically got commissioned in the army. And then he was commissioned to he was switched over to the Air Force in the aftermath. But he was never really a military officer. He was a CIA agent posing as one.…
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Colonel, I love your space probably more than any other space I've been in simply because you really do your research. So, Dad, if you want to go ahead and introduce yourself, who you are, what you've done, what you do now. Yeah, so I'm Col…
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So, yeah, that's what I sent you, Colonel. So, anyway, I served as a combat advisor in Afghanistan. But, you know, 31 years in the military, I did a lot of things. But I'm now working for Raytheon Intelligence and Space. And as you know, Ra…
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That's the only mic we have besides SR7. Yeah, we're on a screened-on porch, so it's probably the traffic on the street. Sorry about that, y'all. So, yeah, I graduated in 87 as well. That's awesome. You know Sergeant Hahn, then.…
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And I swear to you that I would have never used or abused my knowledge and technology to get that from you, because out of all the spaces, you have been the one that has humbled me the most. And I just genuinely appreciate that. That's why …
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B, as in Bravo, T, GBT, had been providing information on weather conditions, movement of Japanese troop trains, naval vessels, and escape routes for downed airmen from the 14th U.S. Air Force stationed in China. Up to this point, the GBT r…
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and were only interested in acquiring weapons to fight the French, not the Japanese. Because they knew the Japanese weren't going to be there forever. The French planned on being there forever. With their normally busy wires now silent, nat…
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of where it was located compared to the northern border of Vietnam. And just so that you guys know, this is, and we're going to get into this tomorrow, but this is where General Claire Chenault and what ends up being called eventually the C…
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So because 14th Air Force is located at this particular Chinese base, Chiang Kai-shek and Tai Li, his senior military people, are also in close proximity to this location, most of the time at these locations. And they are running the quote …
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is spent contractually. So if Congress tells the Air Force they have to buy 100 airplanes, they're buying 100 airplanes because Lockheed's going to be the next day at the door knocking, going, where's my contract? Where's my contract? Where…
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They're not going to let you not buy the C-130s, okay? Literally the next day, the Air Force's phone's ringing off the hook. Where's the contract? Where's the contract? So the contract gets let to Lockheed. They get the money. They produce …
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called The Future Applicability of the Phoenix Program, which should concern us. And interestingly enough, it was written at my alma mater, Air War College, by a CIA guy that attended Air War College by the name of Warren Milberg. And I did…
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After World War II, he was put up in Paris until he was noticed by someone, and they then moved him to Franco's Spain in order for him to be hired by NATO and paid through the Air Force in the United States, building quote-unquote bases in …
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Bruce and I went to the Air Force Academy together, and all the service academies have it. We have this honor code. We will not lie, steal, or cheat, and tolerate among us anyone who does. And so that soul ripping you talk about, that is so…
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But I wanted to share something about that because when it was implemented into the military in August, I guess it was 2016. Yes. And, you know, so we had when I was out in Air John and they had representatives from the Surgeon General's of…
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And it says that Eisenhower had authorized the Air Force C-130 supplies, special aid supplies of construction equipment to certain upland villages in Laos. They were carrying things like construction equipment, blah, blah, blah. Lansdell ma…
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along with increased covert offensive operations against the North. Once more, President Kenney rejected the troop requests while approving almost everything else. Indeed, more secret warriors were reaching South Vietnam. The same day he se…
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Special Forces, Navy, Air Force, Marines, blah, blah, blah. Farmgate retained its clandestine status while semi-clandestine units followed. They used mule teams to fly short-range air transport and Ranch Hand, which was another code name, w…
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The Navy and the Air Force and other like Marines and Green Berets and stuff all sit in the United States military vis-a-vis the CIA, the FBI and the 17, 18 odd intel agencies. So just on a generic level, just so that I'm getting more value…
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And they have the first 72 hours of any conflict. So if they're around in the Red Sea, they're in the Indian Ocean. If something pops off in Yemen or Iraq or whatever, the Air Force does not generally have fighter aircraft any closer than a…
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And so the carrier and the Marines functioning as what you would normally characterize as an army mission, the infantry mission. So you've got the Marines on the carrier and you've got the fighter aircraft on the carrier. They carry the ope…
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response window in which they in the first 24 hours have all their shit together the next 24 hours they're packing their shit up and that last 24 hours they're out the door to then relieve the navy of their first 72 hour presence…
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countries organize their forces however um just to go one better the marines have their own fighter pilots too right so this is where if everybody a medal and everybody gets as many medals as possible for flying over as many bases as possib…
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People that are deployed on Navy ships, the command and control of a Air Force guy being operationally under the command of a ship commander gets a little wonky. And what we decided is the command and control of being able to direct all.…
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operations under one ship commander was much more important than being able to chop Air Force people outside of the Air Force and put them on a Navy ship, but they still have a dotted line back to the Air Force. Because services have distin…
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So we do have kind of a hybrid model, but it really is about command and control. Yeah. OK, so that makes much more sense now. But also, I think it's pretty ironic that you've got the word Marine, which to me means water. Who are the people…
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If you looked at what was left in the Air Force, the Army and the Navy and then look at them in one direction, then turn around 180 degrees and look at the Marines. The Marines look exactly like the Army, the Air Force, the Navy. Oh, hello.…
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Marines look exactly like the other three, only in a smaller scale. So the Marines are truly a military, they actually call them that, a MEU, a military expeditionary unit, because they have everything. They can deploy to an area, because t…
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She wanted to know, question for Colonel, are classified awards given in the Air Force ever downgraded? So we could read the awards given for Air Force reaction to 9-11. Generally not. So for those of you who don't know, just like in the CI…