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QUESTINY · 09-10-2008, 04:18 PM

An important point to consider...Last September a B-52 Bomber leaving from North Dakota to Louisiana had mistakenly transported 6 nuclear warheads. http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/09/05/loose.nukes/index.html

By the way, there are so many checks and balances with the handling of Nuclear Warheads that it is impossible to mistakenly move even a part of a Nuke. All sorts of checks go into the procedures for Nuclear movement.

There was roughly 2 hours of unaccounted for flight time regarding this flight. In addition, when the flight landed in Louisiana there was only 5 Nukes on board.

In other words one went missing. Roughly the middle of September our Military at Nellis Air Force Base went on High Alert. The target: Phoenix, AZ. Luckily we still have some great people in our Military. However, the Nuke is still what they call "Broken Arrow" (missing).

What is also important to note is that the Security detail that blew the whistle on the incident is dead. Airman 1st Class Todd Blue was assigned to the unit that provides security for that bomber wing at Minot Air Force base. He died while on leave, no details yet.

09-10-2008, 04:18 PM	#5
QUESTINY Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Nebraska Posts: 407	Re: False Flag An important point to consider...Last September a B-52 Bomber leaving from North Dakota to Louisiana had mistakenly transported 6 nuclear warheads. http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/09/05/loose.nukes/index.html By the way, there are so many checks and balances with the handling of Nuclear Warheads that it is impossible to mistakenly move even a part of a Nuke. All sorts of checks go into the procedures for Nuclear movement. There was roughly 2 hours of unaccounted for flight time regarding this flight. In addition, when the flight landed in Louisiana there was only 5 Nukes on board. In other words one went missing. Roughly the middle of September our Military at Nellis Air Force Base went on High Alert. The target: Phoenix, AZ. Luckily we still have some great people in our Military. However, the Nuke is still what they call "Broken Arrow" (missing). What is also important to note is that the Security detail that blew the whistle on the incident is dead. Airman 1st Class Todd Blue was assigned to the unit that provides security for that bomber wing at Minot Air Force base. He died while on leave, no details yet.