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Air Force completes investigation into “loose nukes” it flew over US.
US B-52 “mistakenly” flies 6 live nuclear warheads over central US!!!!
I could not believe this story when I read it today.
….UNBELIEVABLE, –COULD NOT BELIEVE IT WHEN I READ IT, SIMPLY Unacceptable;
In a story first reported by Military Times newspapers, at ArmyTimes.com, and then later at The Washington Post, government officials have confirmed that a crew of US service men and women mistakenly flew 6 nuclear war heads, mounted on cruise missles beneath a “Stratofortress Bomber” from Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota to Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana on Thursday, Aug. 30, 2007….
Absolutely unacceptable. No excuse. Not good enough. Embarasing.
What’s worse is, CNN reports that, according to retired US Air Force major General Don Sheppard, “the United States had agreed in a Cold War-era treaty not to fly nuclear weapons. “…”It appears that what happened was this treaty agreement was violated,”
The scary world just keeps getting scarier, maybe Pentagon Press Secretary, Geoff Morrell could tell us why today.
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