Image from a video by Technical Sergeant Danny Whitlock, 03FEB2024.
Now, at the beginning of February 2024, the commander of the Utah Air and Army National Guard used a new phrase (code words?) for World War Three; the ‘great power competition’: “As we engage in great power competition, it is crucial that we innovate and optimize our force. We must adapt and change how we train and fight; conflict against China will be very different from any battle we’ve ever had. We must aggressively push new and sometimes uncomfortable tactics to win. This exercise lets the warfighters push their limits to create and perfect capabilities they need to deter and defeat our adversaries.”-Major General Daniel Boyack, Adjutant General of the Utah National Guard
Utah Air National Guard photo by Major Christopher Kroeber, 03FEB2024.
‘Mountain West Militia’ members from Utah Air National Guard’s 151st Wing, and the Air Force Reserve’s 419th Fighter Wing, took part in Exercise Perses, during the first weekend of February.
Utah Air National Guard video by First Lieutenant Jaycee Baker, 03FEB2024:
The training event involved transporting munitions (such as AIM 120 missiles) for fighter aircraft, as well as aerial refueling of F-35s from Hill Air Force Base, in Utah.
AIM-120 ‘coffins’. Utah Air National Guard photo by Second Lieutenant Marliyn Alba, 04FEB2024.
Utah Air National Guard photo by Second Lieutenant Marliyn Alba, 04FEB2024.
Utah Air National Guard video by Master Sergeant Colton Elliott, 03FEB2024:
Camp Williams, Utah, 31JAN2024. Utah Air National Guard photo by Airman First Class Kyle Blackham.
At the end of January 2024, the Utah Army National Guard also took part in Exercise Perses, using their UH-60 Black Hawks to sling-load supplies.
Utah Air National Guard photo by Airman First Class Kyle Blackham, 31JAN2024.
The “great power competition” training also included finding better ways to conduct transportation/communications operations.
Ronald Wilson Reagan, 40th President of the United States of America, 1981 to 1989.
Reagan played football for Eureka College in 1929.
Ronald W. Reagan became famous for his 1940 movie portrayal of Notre Dame football running back George Gipp, who died of pneumonia. The film also recreated the famous ‘win just one for the Gipper’ speech by Notre Dame’s football coach Knute Rockne. The nickname Gipper stuck with Reagan for the rest of his life.
31JAN1988, SUPER BOWL-22
For the second time the Washington DC Redskins win the Super Bowl (defeating the Denver Broncos 42 to 10) while Ronald Reagan was President of the United States. Video via Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, part-1:
Part-2, setting the records straight:
Part-3, making the pass:
Redskins’ quarterback Doug Williams, 03FEB1988.
President Reagan tosses one to Redskins’ wide receiver Ricky Sanders, 03FEB1988.
25JAN1987, SUPER BOWL-21
After beating the Denver Broncos 39 to 20, the New York Giants paid a visit to the White House, 13FEB1987. Video via Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, part-1:
Part-2:
Part 3, The Gipper finally gets his shirt:
Giants linebacker Harry Carson dumps popcorn on ‘The Gipper’.
13 February 1987.
20JAN1985, SUPER BOWL-19
How many rehearsals does the U.S. President need to make a Super Bowl (Miami versus San Francisco) coin toss?
Super Bowl champions Washington DC Redskins (27-17 victory over Miami Dolphins) meet with U.S. President Ronald Reagan, and First Lady Nancy Reagan, on Dulles International Airport, 31JAN1983.
Dyess AFB, Texas, 01FEB2024. U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Leon Redfern.
On 25JAN2024, B-1B bombers based on Ellsworth Air Force Base (AFB), South Dakota, were re-deployed to one of my old alma maters, Dyess AFB in Texas, in a ConUS-to-ConUS (Continental United States) mission. On 29JAN2024, local South Dakota news media were told it was to facilitate the investigation into the recent crash of a B-1B:
South Dakota Lancers onboard Dyess AFB, Texas, 01FEB2024. USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Holly Cook.
In actuality, the South Dakota Lancers joined the Texas 7th Bomb Wing Lancers in the ‘First Tier’ strikes against targets in Syria and Iraq.
On 31JAN2024, JDAM bombs (Joint Direct Attack Munitions) were prepped. USAF photo by Senior Airman Leon Redfern.
U.S. Air Force video by Airman First Class Emma Anderson, released on 01FEB20204. Bombing-up the Lancer:
USAF photo by Senior Airman Leon Redfern, 01FEB2024.
Launching the secret mission, video by Airman First Class Emma Anderson, released on 01FEB20204:
Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada. U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Megan Estrada, 09OCT2023.
Under direction from the joint NATO-Canadian-U.S. NorAD (North American Defense, officially North American Aerospace Defense Command) the Civil Air Patrol (staffed mainly by non-paid volunteers) used their Cessna to play a ‘bad guy’ for the upcoming 2024 Super Bowl. They provided the California & South Dakota Air National Guard with an intercept target over the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, 02FEB2024. B-roll video via Michael Sparks, edited by me:
Jagel Airfield, Germany, 19JUN2023. South Dakota Air National Guard photo by Technical Sergenat Luke Olson.
In June 2023, South Dakota’s 114th Fighter Wing (FW) was in Germany for NATO’s Air Defender wargame.
California Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Charles Vaughn, 08JAN2024.
On 08JAN2024, nearly 250 Airmen with California Air National Guard’s 144th FW returned from Kadena Air Base, Japan, after a 90 days deployment.
The California Air National Guard’s 144th FW F-15C Eagles and South Dakota Air National Guard’s 114th FW F-16C Falcons practiced for ‘Air Guard’ over the upcoming 2024 Super Bowl. They practiced flying Air Guard over the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, 02FEB2024. B-roll video via Michael Sparks, edited by me:
NorAD command center and interview with commander of 144th FW by Michael Sparks:
“…the primary combat reserve for the United States Army and Air Force… …the men and women of the Arizona National Guard have deployed more than 12-thousand times.”-Major General Kerry Muehlenbeck, Arizona Adjutant General and Director of the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs, 01FEB2024
Arizona Army National Guard’s 1-158 Infantry Regiment ‘Bushmasters’ during their deployment ceremony on 29SEP2023. Photo by Specialist Micheala Cartrette.
Incomplete list of U.S. border wars shenanigans for January 2024.
Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) deportation flight from Louisiana to Venezuela, 03JAN2024:
ICE deportation flight from Louisiana to Venezuela, 10JAN2024:
Photo by U.S. Coast Guard District 7 PADET, 12JAN2024.
On 12JAN2024, the U.S. Coast Guard returned 53 illegals to the Dominican Republic. The group had been captured near Puerto Rico’s Mona Passage on 10JAN2024.
ICE deportation flight from Louisiana to Venezuela, 17JAN2024:
ICE deportation flight from Louisiana to Peru, 18JAN2024:
ICE deportation flight from Louisiana to Venezuela, 24JAN2024:
A so-called Denton Program fire truck is loaded onto a C-17, for delivery to Guatemala. While the fire truck supposedly came from charity, the U.S. Air Force (USAF) C-17 flight is taxpayer funded. The Denton Humanitarian Assistance Program is not an independent charity but a taxpayer/’donation’ funded operation of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and Agency for International Development (USAID). It is also known as Denton Cargo Program or Denton Program, and was started in 1987, after a 1985 change to Title 10 United States Code, and is specifically intended to reduce illegals coming from Central America by helping the emergency response services of their home countries. USAF video by Senior Airman Madeline Baisey, 26JAN2024:
ICE deportation flight from Florida to Cuba, 26JAN2024:
U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s International Affairs-Fisheries, U.S. Department of State’s Office of Oceans and Polar Affairs, along with the U.S. Coast Guard, reveal a major destination for illegals being trafficked globally is the fishing industry! U.S. Coast Guard video interview by Telfair H. Brown, 26JAN2024:
21JAN2024, Texas Air National Guard deploys the Modular Mobile Surveillance System, or M2S2, surveillance system:
Army Aviation Support Facility-1, Salem, Oregon, 19JAN 2024. Oregon National Guard photo by John Hughel.
On 19JAN2024, the Oregon Army National Guard’s Detachment 1- Company Alpha-1st Battalion–112th Aviation returned home from a 12 months deployment with other National Guard personnel from Idaho, North Dakota, Montana and Wisconsin, in helping to patrol the Texas/Mexico border. The unit used UH-72 Lakota helicopters to conduct 385 missions during the day and at night, accumulating more than 1-thousand-825 flight hours patrolling the Rio Grande Valley and Laredo sectors. Video of demobilization ceremony by Major Wayne Clyne:
Oregon Captain explains the use of the UH-72 Lakota in assisting the federal Customs & Border Protection (aka Border Patrol) in Texas, video interview by Major Wayne Clyne:
14JAN2024, Operation Lone Star video update (edited by Private Second Class Steven Day) showing command post operations in Eagle Pass:
This is a 09JAN2024, Texas National Guard-Operation Lone Star video update (edited by Private Second Class Steven Day), revealing that illegals (including known criminals) have been trained in anti-tracking tactics:
This is a 04JAN2024, Texas National Guard-Operation Lone Star video update, edited by Private Second Class Steven Day:
Texas National Guard supporting Operation Lone Star along the Texas-Mexico border surpassed one million ‘events’ in 2023. Video report by Private Second Class Steven Day:
Incomplete list of National Guard deployments/incidents for January 2024.
On 07JAN2024, Georgia Army National Guard’s 161st Military History Detachment officially said good-bye as they prep to deploy to The Middle East, to document the escalation! Video interview by Staff Sergeant Rydell Tomas:
On 11JAN2024, Oklahoma Army National Guard’s Charlie Company-1st Battalion (Assault Helicopter Battalion)-244th Aviation Regiment-90th Troop Command is training on Fort Hood (now officially called Fort Cavazos), Texas, for deployment to Kosovo, to support the larger deployment of Georgia Army National Guard’s 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team. Video interview by Staff Sergeant Reece Heck:
Springfield, Ohio, 12JAN2024. Ohio Army National Guard photo by Specialist Olivia Lauer.
Despite the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment-separation of church and state, on 12JAN2024 the Ohio Army National Guard held a deployment ceremony in the First Christian Church, for the deployment of their 1137th Signal Company. The 1137th will provide installation, recovery, repair and maintenance of telecommunications networks in The Middle East.
On 14JAN2024, more than 1-thousand-8-hundred militia personnel with New Jersey Army National Guard’s 102nd Cavalry Regiment-44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team deployed for The Middle East. Video by Specialist Michael Hayes:
On 17JAN2024, personnel with Washington DC’s Air National Guard deployed for The Middle East. Video by Master Sergeant Arthur M. Wright:
Video by Sergeant First Class Whitney Hughes, 19JAN2024, showing deployment training for Army National Guard units from Iowa, Louisiana and Oklahoma, undergoing training to take part in the larger deployment of Georgia Army National Guard’s 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team to Kosovo in NATO-Europe:
Arizona Army National Guard Captain Erin Hannigan, 21JAN2024.
On 21JAN2024, more than 150 militia personnel with Arizona Army National Guard’s 856th Military Police Company conducted a deployment ceremony on Bushmaster Field in Phoenix. The unit is deploying to The Middle East.
Arizona Army National Guard Captain Erin Hannigan, 21JAN2024.
About 1-hundred Airmen and their KC-135R Stratotanker, with Iowa Air National Guard’s 185th Air Refueling Wing, deployed for assignment on Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. Video by Senior Master Sergeant Vincent De Groot, 24JAN2024:
The Arizona Army National Guard deployed a unit to The Middle East in February 2023. Note in the TV report the famous-last-words stated several times; “We hope they have fun.” :
A vaccine that was created during the Cold War in 1984-87, yet took decades before its first small scale use in 2019, is now mandatory in the African country of Cameroon: “RTS,S vaccine was created in 1987 as part of a collaboration between GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) that began in 1984.”–RTS,S/AS01 vaccine (Mosquirix™): an overview
A U.S. Army Africa Command surgeon identifies mosquito species with the Deputy Superintendent of Ghana Police, at the Africa Malaria Task Force conference, 18JUL2023. U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer Second Class Haydn Smith.
By the way, the United Nations’ (UN) World Health Organization (WHO) boasted that by October 2023 that ‘small scale use’ pilot program (which also included another malaria vax known as R21) had been used to vaccinate at least 2-million children in Ghana, Kenya and Malawi!
AfricaNews, 23JAN2024, revealing it takes four doses of the now mandatory vaccine before it will work:
It is known as RTS,S/AS01, or, Mosquirix, a “first-generation malaria vaccine”. It is now being pushed by the UN-WHO/GAVI Vaccine Alliance (formerly known as GAVI=Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization). The UN-WHO is also claiming that their small scale malaria vax pilot program, started back in 2019, has prevented deaths caused by other diseases!
On 31DEC2023, Cameroon became the first country outside of the ‘pilot program’ to impose the world’s first routine/mandatory immunization program on its children. Interestingly, the UN-WHO did not reveal this until 22JAN2024. The UN-WHO also revealed that they’ve been stockpiling the vaccine in Benin, Burkina Faso and Liberia, in preparation for routine/mandatory immunization programs in those countries. For Cameroon, the UN-WHO began quietly stockpiling the vaccines (delivering them at night) in November 2023.
SABC News, 23JAN2024, reveals the rollout was so secret that most parents didn’t even know about the now mandatory vaccine:
AfricaNews, 29NOV2023:
Gavi video from November 2023:
Malaria is not caused by a virus or bacteria, it is caused by a Plasmodium sporozoite/parasite.
On 23JAN2024, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and General Manager of the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) Stacy Cummings, signed contracts for the purchase of about 220-thousand 155-millimeter artillery projectiles worth US$1.2-billion, as well as creating a “robust” and “innovative” military industrial complex. This is in addition to the US$10-billion worth of NSPA contracts issued since July 2023!