On 17OCT2022, the Indiana Army National Guard conducted a ‘departure’ (deployment) ceremony for the 1st Squadron, 152nd Cavalry Regiment.

Indiana Army National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Brad Staggs, 17OCT2022.

204 militia Soldiers, known as The Ghostrider Squadron, are deploying to the Sinai Peninsula (which joins North Africa to The Middle East/Southwest Asia) for the Egypt-Israeli Multinational Force and Observers Mission (aka MFO).

Indiana Army National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Brad Staggs, 17OCT2022.

According to the U.S. Army, since 2003 more than 35-thousand Army National Guard personnel have deployed for the U.S. MFO mission, in “an almost continuous Guard contribution.”

Indiana Army National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Brad Staggs, 17OCT2022.

The U.S. MFO mission has been in effect since 1981, as a result of the United Nations vetoing participation in the 1978 U.S. brokered Camp David Accords peace deal (which includes tens of Billions of U.S. tax dollars per year each for Israel and Egypt, for military assistance as well as economic assistance).

Indiana Army National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Brad Staggs, 17OCT2022.

In 2020, there were reports that U.S. President Donald Trump was going to end the MFO. Even before that, in 2002 then U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld wanted to end the MFO.  The development of religious extremism has actually served to rationalize the continuance of the MFO (especially since Egypt reduced its own military presence on the Sinai), and has mutated the MFO mission.

As of 2011, Egypt and Israel together received $169-billion from U.S. taxpayers since 1979, more than any other country in the world!  The U.S. MFO mission proves there is no such thing as peace without the taxpayers sending weapons and spending cash!  And is there ever any actual peace in that region?

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