Rules of Engagement

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F-14s
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Red Flag Base Nevada

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2xF-15 vs 3xF-16 (practice)

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Israel F-15 Eagle landed with only one wing

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5th Generation, F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Frighter

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F/A-22 Raptor

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F-15J Mid air refuelling training

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StarWars Program aka SDI (Self Defense Initiative)

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Japan Self Defense Forces
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Japan's War in Color
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The reason behind recent UFO news galore
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Deutsche Luftwaffe

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China turned down a request for another U.S. Navy ship to visit Hong Kong amid a spat over a long-planned docking of the USS Kitty Hawk aircraft carrier, the Pentagon said on Friday.
Washington has complained that China, at the last minute, blocked a visit by the Kitty Hawk and accompanying ships for the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday last week. Family and friends of crew members had flown in to meet their loved ones.
The United States has also complained China refused to let two minesweepers shelter from a storm in Hong Kong last week. (source) (http://www.reuters.com/article/wtMostRead/idUSN302646932007113 0)




Tokyo and Washington are also troubled by double-digit growth in China's annual military spending, coupled with Beijing's reluctance to divulge military-related information, all of which made the Kitty Hawk incident last week even more disconcerting.(sourc e (http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iy0FS-ag63JKi0qu6sZQEVwpn0 rQD8T7TPB00))

WWill the US blame China's Communistic ways for the crash of World Economy? WWill US invade China before its army quadruple in the next few years?

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WASHINGTON — President Bush has approved what officials are describing as the most significant realignment of the Army since World War II, signing off on a plan that will keep more troops than previously envisioned in Europe and add large numbers of soldiers to bases in Colorado, Georgia and Texas, Army officials said Wednesday.

The basing plan is the final step in a detailed program for deciding where a larger Army will live and train in the years ahead, as it grows by 65,000 active-duty soldiers. It significantly changes the military’s footprint from before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and alters a global basing plan adopted with great fanfare by the Pentagon in 2004.

The revised plan freezes previous orders for rapidly reducing Army forces in Europe by two heavy brigades scheduled to come home from Germany at least two years sooner than under the new program. Now, one brigade will remain in Germany until 2012 and the other until 2013. Source (http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/20/washington/20army.html)

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Just for practice.

WASHINGTON (AFP) — The United States will take its first shot at an out-of-control spy satellite on Thursday, trying to knock it into the sea before it crashes to Earth, possibly causing damage, CNN news reported Monday.

A second attempt would be possible if the first misses, the channel said, citing military sources. Pentagon officials were not immediately available for confirmation.

Without intervention, the crippled satellite is due to break into the Earth's atmosphere on March 6 and crash down at an unpredictable spot, risking rupturing its tanks of toxic fuel, US authorities warned last week.

A US warship will fire a surface-to-air missile at the satellite at a specific point in its orbit that ensures any Earth-bound debris will splash into the ocean.

The shoot-down plan drew criticism on Sunday from Russia, whose defense ministry said in a statement it looked like a veiled weapons test and an "attempt to move the arms race into space."

Washington has denied seeking to cover up the satellite's technological secrets or to make a show of strength after China used a missile to shoot down an old weather satellite in January 2007. source (http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5g_Qu66uA9LHDdZ tKXoXWJK7JFi4Q)

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"Japan is looking to use the satellite to allow communication when a ground-based network is severed by a disaster in any Asian country, in which case it would be used to transmit data to crisis management offices."

"Disaster" or World War perhaps....

source (http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hX8lBEBzBIjvve 9l9INca7yhM0Qw)

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seems everybody wants a satellite in space.

gear up for Star Wars 2

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The Bush administration is warning Russia to halt its attacks on Georgia or risk "significant" and enduring damage to its relationship with the United States.

Russia expanded its bombing blitz Sunday against neighboring U.S.-allied Georgia, targeting the country's capital for the first time. Georgian troops pulled out of the capital of the contested province of South Ossetia under heavy Russian shelling.

The U.S. has called on Russia to stop its military offensive.
Jim Jeffrey, President Bush's deputy national security adviser, says the U.S. has made it clear that "If the disproportionate and dangerous escalation on the Russian side continues, that this will have a significant long-term impact on U.S.-Russian relations."

source (http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5j3b6xoPSXQAc5A oJwqPQit9OtitgD92FBM SO0)

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HAARP is a US military weapon that can control the weather. Hurricane Katrina, Gustav, tsunami in Phuket, Thailand and the recent 7.9 China earthquake.


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This is it....what I was thinking that might happen before 2012.....slowly becoming a reality:

World War III

in recent news, Cheney accuses Russia supporting terrorism...and we all know what happened to Saddam a few years ago...



source (http://www.thenational.ae/article/20080908/GLOBALBRIEFING/328790980/1009/NEWS&template=globalbrief ing)

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North Korea has made another move toward possibly restarting its suspended nuclear program, the U.N. nuclear agency reports.

At the reclusive nation's request, the International Atomic Energy Agency has removed surveillance equipment and seals from the Yongbyong nuclear facility, agency spokeswoman Melissa Fleming said.

The move clears the way for North Korea to reintroduce nuclear material to the facility. The North has told the IAEA that it will do that in a week or so.
The U.N. nuclear watchdog will no longer have access at Yongbyong and will not be able to monitor any activities at the nuclear reprocessing facility.

read more from CNN (http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/09/24/nkorea.nuclear.plant/?iref=mpstoryview)