Strategic Air Command organization
also: SAC, United States STRATCOM, SACSA, parallel police, boys at Strategic Air Command, sac command
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Claims (10)
Tim Guardian removed_from_power
Strategic Air Command host_asserted
“Vice Admiral Tim Guardian Navy, Deputy Commander of the United States STRATCOM. He was commander of a submarine group, Trident. And he was under investigation for some type of informal poker game.…”
▶ SITREP_ RADICALIZING OUR MILITARY ROUND TABLE @ 1:10:47
General Thomas Powers member_of
Strategic Air Command host_asserted
“Sure. All along. Go ahead. Yeah, I just wanted to ask Frank if he when he was strategic serving in the Strategic Air Command, what did he was Tommy Powers still General Tommy Powers still in charge of that in 1966? Because, you know, he's a…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Mafia, CIA and George Bush Part 2 @ 1:29:52
Strategic Air Command carried_out_attack
USS Liberty incident host_asserted
“They were locked and ready to go anytime. And we found that out when we did the book Operation Cyanide. If you guys remember about the USS Liberty, that they had the B-52 out in California that had not only loaded up with nukes, but they ha…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Mafia, CIA and George Bush Part 2 @ 1:36:59
Strategic Air Command carried_out_attack
Egypt book_quoted
“I don't know that I would agree that that was the closest we came after reading Operation Cyanide with the B-52 with engines running fully loaded with nuclear weapons to take off and bomb Egypt. Right. Yeah, that was 67. You could well be c…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Mafia, CIA and George Bush Part 2 @ 1:49:20
Strategic Air Command member_of
Nugan Hand Bank guest_asserted
“I'm sorry, it still breaks my heart. Yeah. And Sarah went through the same thing that I did when I discovered how nefarious so many of our senior leaders are in the military and how they served as officers in the Nugent Hand Bank. And these…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner The Mafia, CIA, & George Bush Part Part @ 1:02:02
Christian David member_of
Strategic Air Command book_quoted
“that other sources they had learned about had at least two members of the competing record network, Christian David and Mikel Nicolai, who were former members of the SAC in France, the parallel police who had been used to assassinate member…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner_ The Great Heroin Coup Part 1 @ 19:14
Robert Gates member_of
Strategic Air Command documented
“Now we've got CIA putting their own officers through the military training school. What could possibly go wrong? We know that happens a lot. 67 to 69, he's assigned to Strategic Air Command as an intelligence officer, which included a year …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 50 (52) @ 1:06:11
Colonel Towner member_of
Strategic Air Command host_asserted
“And he was a nuclear cop. So he guarded SAC bases and nuclear facilities specifically. And so he had all of these interesting tales when he came home. And his mom raised my mom. So he was more like an uncle to me. And so I was.…”
▶ Coyote of Wallstreet - 'THE SPOTLIGHT' False Flags w Colonel Towner • The Finale @ 5:18
Curtis LeMay headed
Strategic Air Command host_asserted
“Curtis LeMay and all of those generals, Curtis LeMay is the guy you're talking about that was in charge of SAC at the time, the Strategic Air Command, which would have been the general delivering the nuclear weapons. They were rabid Dulles …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 11 @ 1:15:35
Lyman Lemnitzer member_of
Strategic Air Command host_asserted
“It's a massive propaganda campaign to completely obfuscate Nelson Rockefeller between 1955 and 1964, 5, 6, whichever one you want. So I don't disagree with anything you said. And I think that single act of him taking that off the table is w…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Devil's Chessboard Part 11 @ 1:15:03
Mentions (28)
▶ 23:23
Right down the road from SAC, which is the Strategic Air Command at Office Air Force Base, which, of course, is now home to Cyber Command. Just FYI, CDC dash cyber. They actually had a subsidiary that CDC dash cyber. So that was set up in t…
▶ 5:18
And he was a nuclear cop. So he guarded SAC bases and nuclear facilities specifically. And so he had all of these interesting tales when he came home. And his mom raised my mom. So he was more like an uncle to me. And so I was.…
▶ 9:02
Strategic Air Command because that's where all the nukes are. And he only ever was in Strategic Air Command. Now, I was assigned as a support officer to be an all mission area. So my first assignment was at Space Systems Division out in Los…
▶ 1:16:19
is things like the FB-111 at the time or any of these other fighter-bomber combinations because they are going to fly in a package over to wherever the B-52 is dropping bombs, all right? They don't go by themselves normally. So you are goin…
▶ 1:10:47
Vice Admiral Tim Guardian Navy, Deputy Commander of the United States STRATCOM. He was commander of a submarine group, Trident. And he was under investigation for some type of informal poker game.…
▶ 1:24:32
I was Air Force 1966 to 1970. I was in the 509th Bomb Wing SAC, which is no longer around. But I saw a colonel, so I thought, Air Force, okay, I'm going to jump in there and see what he or she has to say. And I see it's a she. What was your…
▶ 1:29:52
Sure. All along. Go ahead. Yeah, I just wanted to ask Frank if he when he was strategic serving in the Strategic Air Command, what did he was Tommy Powers still General Tommy Powers still in charge of that in 1966? Because, you know, he's a…
▶ 1:30:22
seen by some as even more enthusiastic and i'm just curious what and also did did frank serve in omaha at all or was that um it sounds like it was moved but did he serve in omaha and or did he ever serve under general tommy powers well the …
▶ 1:33:18
really think that it is censored and what i mean by that is you know you get accounts of this key cold war event that key cold war event and and the nuclear aspect of it namely you know just how the ascent to which folks at strategic air co…
▶ 1:35:33
When I was in from 66 to 70, the base in the states that I went to was Pease Air Force Base, New Hampshire. And most every SAC base that had B-52s had an alert pad. And the crew stayed underground, just like you see in the videos about them…
▶ 1:48:52
In these years that you see the true extent that, you know, the CIA and Joint Chiefs Strategic Air Command were just doing their own thing here and just were barely, barely controlled. And if the American public sees that along with the ass…
▶ 1:49:50
U.S. strategic planners had figured that the Soviet Union did not have the intercontinental ballistic missiles. And they said that they will probably get them in 1964. Right. So that's critical in terms of understanding why Khrushchev had t…
▶ 1:18:49
Dr. Strangelove or two or some really dynamic boys over in Omaha at Strategic Air Command or Strategic, you know, the first strike boys over in Omaha that were alluded to in two movies that emerged in 1964. Of course, Dr. Strangelove and th…
▶ 37:26
on this period, he decided that it was basically best characterized, he being Califano, Keystone cops. On February 18th, Vance and Califano, committee chair Sterling Cottrell and others met President Kennedy in the Oval Office. Colonel King…
▶ 33:10
At a morning meeting on Laos on December 31st, 1960, Eisenhower joked that perhaps the time had come to use existing plans for airborne alert for strategic air command. In parting, he told the group, which included Alan Dulles and Gordon Gr…
▶ 1:06:11
Now we've got CIA putting their own officers through the military training school. What could possibly go wrong? We know that happens a lot. 67 to 69, he's assigned to Strategic Air Command as an intelligence officer, which included a year …
▶ 1:28:58
Oh, I agree with that. My father is actually a fourth degree Knights of Columbus. I'm not too sure what he knows. But when I sat there and talked to him a couple of days ago and I told him, hey, you know, we need to dismantle the CIA. He as…
▶ 1:14:35
at the San Francisco Cow Palace, and we know how, you know, racists used to hide shit in U.S. history all the time, right? So on that basis, the propaganda is that Nelson Rocco was some sort of, like, you know, borderline fucking socialist …
▶ 1:15:35
Curtis LeMay and all of those generals, Curtis LeMay is the guy you're talking about that was in charge of SAC at the time, the Strategic Air Command, which would have been the general delivering the nuclear weapons. They were rabid Dulles …
▶ 1:16:31
The nuclear first strike stuff is so critical, you know, and it's not a coincidence that they were making Dr. Strangelove and the movie, you know, the one with Henry Ford set in Omaha, right? Where Strategic Air Command is. Right. What am I…
▶ 1:19:46
And the ominous nature of that base was drilled into our heads. I mean, I've been to the missile fields. One of my best friends started off his career as a missile operator. And you've just heard so many stories about the operations of Stra…
▶ 1:20:15
there has been major shifts of power in the Air Force, I should say. There's been major shifts of power. And in the 60s and 70s, including up until kind of the, I would say the early 80s, Strategic Air Command was the hub of the Air Force. …
▶ 1:20:44
commander was like on high. Once we got into the late 70s, early 80s, the shift became more towards air combat command, where all of the fighters are located. And you will go very long lengths of time.…
▶ 1:21:16
It used to be called TAC, Tactical Air Command, when you didn't have one of those generals in charge. But the Strategic Air Command, when it was at its heyday, basically ran the Air Force. And so those are kind of the legends of the Air For…
▶ 1:18:13
They were as warmongering as the Air Force, but the command over the Air Force of the SAC leadership, the Strategic Air Command, which are the bombers that deliver the nuclear weapons, as well as being in command of all of the missile bases…
▶ 19:14
that other sources they had learned about had at least two members of the competing record network, Christian David and Mikel Nicolai, who were former members of the SAC in France, the parallel police who had been used to assassinate member…
▶ 1:02:35
a lot of the people were still on active duty when I came into the military. And I recognized their names. And the same thing we were just talking about last night when I did that show with the guy in Canada. And when we were talking about …
▶ 1:22:40
This last couple of times, I have not been able to hear a lot of what you were saying, but what you have talked about. My father was in the Strategic Air Command in the Air Force back in the day. I'm not going to say probably around the sam…