U.S. nuclear bombers poised to return to 24-hour alert

Air Force preparing B-52 bombers for 24-hour alert status, official says

The U.S. Air Force is preparing for nuclear armed B-52 bombers to be put back on 24-hour alert for the first time in 25 years as tensions rise between North Korea and President Donald Trump. “I look at it more as not planning for any specific event, but more for the reality of the global situation we find ourselves in and how we ensure we’re prepared going forward,” General David Goldfein, Air Force chief of staff, told Defense One in an interview…

2 thoughts on “U.S. nuclear bombers poised to return to 24-hour alert

  1. The generals are liars.

    General Joe Dunford lied to us yesterday when he said we have, “6000 troops in Africa” and General Kelly lied to us about Representative Wilson and Trump’s phone call.

    We have 4000 troops in Djibouti and thousands more in Libya. That’s at least 6000 troops and we still have 52 other African countries to account for.

    There’s also a lot of “timeline revision” going on.
    The timeline in Vegas has been adjusted 3 times so far and now the timeline in Niger is being revised.

    The military has run amuck with the permission and funding of both political parties in congress.
    It’s been a bipartisan effort that has put us on the road to hell paved with good intentions.

    We need an in-depth and through discussion about the Authorization to Use Military Force (AUMF) and about how many troops we really have overseas and where they’re located. ASAP.

    The senators don’t seem to know and our generals are all lying to us to it.

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