Paratroopers jump from a perfectly good Y20, 17FEB2022. People’s Liberation Army photo by Liu Bingbing.
Video report, dated 03MAR2022, showing Y-20 airborne operations:
South China Morning Post/Associated Press reports that on 10APR2022, the People’s Liberation Army-Air Force flew six of their relatively new Y20 transport aircraft, through NATO airspace (Turkey and Bulgaria), packed with military equipment, to the traditional ally of Russia; Serbia.
PLA photo by Su Feng, 26APR2021.
The report claims the six Y-20s delivered Chinese made HQ-22/FK-3 antiaircraft missile systems. Communist China’s Y-20s landed at the Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade. Associated Press says Serbian officials refused to comment.
PLA photo by Liu Shu, 04JAN2021.
The Serbian government purchased the HQ-22/FK-3 missile system in 2019, the United States government protested the purchase in 2020.
PLA photo by Liu Shu, 04JAN2021.
China claims the shipment of the HQ-22/FK-3 system, using six fuel guzzling air-transports, was just about delivering “regular military supplies”.
In this video report, dated 07MAR2022, a Y-20 pilot states that civilian airports in China must be ‘upgraded’ to support military aircraft, in the name of disaster response:
The Y-20 made its first flight in 2013 and reported for duty with the PLA-Air Force on 06JUL2016. Video report dated 26JAN2022, about the 9th Anniversary of the Y-20’s first flight:
The Y-20 has also made global deliveries of China’s anti-Pandemic vaccine, as well as other Pandemic “prevention and control materials”.
PLA-Western Theater Command photo, 23JAN2018.
PLA-Western Theater Command photo, 23JAN2018.
PLA-Western Theater Command photo, 23JAN2018.
PLA-Western Theater Command photo by Deng Liang, 18JAN2018.
During World War Two, the United States government commissioned the creation of an anti-German/Japanese documentary called Why We Fight, supervised by Hollywood legend Frank Capra. The first episode focused on explaining the military history of Russia leading up to the Second World War. This included the Battle of Poltava, Poltava is a major city in Ukraine. It also mentions the Russian state of Ukraine and the Crimea during the First World War, saying “And only the ultimate collapse of Imperial Germany saved Russia from losing the Ukraine and Crimea.”
Here is an excerpt from the first episode of Why We Fight, up to the Battle of Poltava:
Here is an excerpt from the first episode of Why We Fight, including the part where it is stated that Ukraine and Crimea are Russian, and ends by saying “Yes, for seven hundred years Russian people have had to fight, to defend their land against would be conquerors. Why? Why have all these attempts been made to conquer Russia?”:
In this excerpt, Why We Fight explains the true reason why Russia is the target of global control freaks; natural resources:
Why We Fight also focuses on the people of Russia, referencing Ukraine and its residents as “Little Russians”:
Idaho’s 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team/2nd of the 116th Combined Arms Battalion training on the Orchard Combat Training Center, 30MAR2022. Idaho National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Becky Vanshur.
An Idaho M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle, 30MAR2022. Idaho National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Becky Vanshur.
According to Idaho Army National Guard’s Major Robert Taylor, Idaho’s 2nd of the 116th Combined Arms Battalion recently completed M1A2 Abrams and M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle Table-6 crew qualifications, and will be heading to Fort Bliss, Texas, for deployment training.
Idaho M1A2 SEPv2, 24MAR2022. Idaho Army National Guard photo by Thomas Alvarez.
Their destination is probably Kuwait/Iraq as they are deploying for Operation Spartan Shield.
Families were invited to watch the training and a live fire on 27MAR2022. Idaho Army National Guard photo by Thomas Alvarez.
27MAR2022, Idaho Army National Guard photo by Thomas Alvarez.
That’s more than 7-hundred 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team National Guard personnel to deploy later in 2022! They are to relieve hundreds of fellow 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team personnel from Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Oregon, as well as National Guard troops from Florida, who deployed to The Middle East in 2021.
Pre-deployment training also included the use of Javelin anti-tank missiles, for the first time in Idaho! 27MAR2022, Idaho Army National Guard photo by Thomas Alvarez.
Javelin homing in on target. 27MAR2022, Idaho Army National Guard photo by Thomas Alvarez.
Target! First time use of Javelin in Idaho, 27MAR2022, Idaho Army National Guard photo by Thomas Alvarez.
MedEvac training, 30MAR2022. Idaho National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Becky Vanshur.
Cavalry is pronounced Cav-All-Rie, not Cal-Va-Rie.
Idaho Army National Guard Aviation Group deployment, 23FEB2022. Idaho National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Becky Vanshur.
Approximately 29 pallets of U.S. taxpayer funded body armor plates, weapons and various vehicle parts ‘divested’ to the Iraqi Ministry of Defense, on Al Asad Air Base, 24MAR2022. U.S. Army photo by Specialist Nathan Smith.
U.S. Army photo by Staff Sergeant Bree-Ann Ramos-Clifton, 27MAR2022.
On 27MAR2022, a NATO United Kingdom Royal Army (British Army) Brigadier oversaw the second military cooperation meeting between Iraqi and Peshmerga forces, at Union-3 forward operating base (FOB) in Baghdad. U.S. NATO officials consider the meeting ‘historic’.
USA photo by Staff Sergeant Bree-Ann Ramos-Clifton, 23MAR2022.
For proof that other NATO countries are still involved in Iraq, on 23MAR2022 military inspectors from several NATO countries toured the Union-3 FOB in Baghdad.
Peshmerga soldiers load-up on U.S. taxpayer funded ammunition crates, Erbil Air Base, Iraq, 16MAR2022. USA photo by Corporal Tommy L. Spitzer.
Approximately 59 pallets of repair parts, medical equipment, and uniform items were ‘divested’ to Iraq’s Federal Intelligence and Investigation Agency, 14MAR2022. USA photo by Specialist Nathan Smith.
A Peshmerga Major counts the crates of ammo on Erbil Air Base, Iraq, 08MAR2022. U.S. Army photo by Corporal Tommy L. Spitzer.
Erbil Air Base, Iraq. U.S. taxpayer funded contractors load a Conex container onto a Peshmerga truck, 08MAR2022. USA photo by Corporal Tommy L. Spitzer.
Peshmerga trucks loaded and ready to go on Erbil Air Base, Iraq, 08MAR2022. USA photo by Corporal Tommy L. Spitzer.
U.S. Army (USA) video by Corporal Tommy L. Spitzer, 07MAR2022, Peshmerga female soldiers explain why they need U.S. taxpayer funding:
Kurdish security forces (Asayish Directorate in al-Sulaymaniyah) get help from a U.S. Army CH-47 Chinook during assault training exercise, 02MAR2022. USA Photo by Staff Sergeant Gregory T. Summers.
U.S. Air Force (USAF) video by Staff Sergeant Frank Rohrig, 15FEB2022, on Al Dhafra Air Base, United Arab Emirates, a USAF C-17 is loaded with gear then flies to Erbil Air Base in Iraq, where the gear is off-loaded for the Peshmerga:
More than 30 trucks transported masses of razor wire to Iraqi Border Security units as part of the Counter-ISIS Train and Equip Fund (CTEF) program, 12FEB2022. USA photo by Major Alexa Carlo-Hickman.
Got razor wire? Why do U.S./NATO leaders think Iraq needs so much razor wire? USA photo by Major Alexa Carlo-Hickman, 12FEB2022.
USA video by Specialist Nathan Smith, on 02FEB2022, brand new U.S. taxpayer funded construction vehicles were ‘divested’ to the Iraqi Ministry of Defense, on Al Asad Air Base:
On 10MAR2022, the U.S. Army’s 96th Heavy Equipment Transportation Company, 49th Transportation Battalion, 13th Expeditionary Sustainment Command (home based on Fort Hood, Texas) began operations at the Army Prepositioned Stock-2 (APS-2) site on the Zutendaal Army Depot in Belgium. There are four such sites in NATO Europe, an APS-2 site in Germany already deployed more than $20-million worth of equipment.
Recent NATO reaction to Russia-Ukraine Crisis, from 18MAR2022 to 31MAR2022 (does not include already scheduled NATO wargames):
U.S. Army Photo by Private First Class Joshua Linfoot, 21MAR2022.
On 21MAR2022, a U.S. Congressional delegation traveled to NATO Romania, to better understand what NATO’s anti-Russia capabilities are.
On 24MAR2022, while in Brussel, Belgium (the capitol of European Union and NATO), U.S. President Joseph R. Biden Junior announced U.S. taxpayers will spend several billions of dollars on supporting Ukraine and building-up NATO. Also, 100-thousand Ukrainians will be brought into the U.S.:
During a 24MAR2022 press conference, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg revealed that NATO is using the Ukraine Crisis to radically reorganize, to include ‘permanent’ NATO units in countries along the border with Russia. More details to be revealed in June:
On 24MAR2022, the U.S. Air Force’s 100th Air Refueling Wing Detachment 1 forward deployed from their home base of Royal Air Force Mildenhall, U.K., to Ramstein Air Base, Germany. USAF officials admitted in a written statement that the move was an attempt to save fuel by placing the air-tankers 2-hundred miles closer to front-line units, Video by Staff Sergeant Philip Bryant:
On 24MAR2022, NATO issued this propaganda video in which it claims that Russia threatens international law, and claims that Europe and North America are united more than ever. Is this an admission that ‘International Law’ is actually Europe/North American law?
U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sergeant Claudia Nix, 25MAR2022.
U.S. President Joseph R. Biden Junior addresses U.S. paratroopers assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division in Jasionka, Poland, 25MAR2022. Biden was conducting a pro-NATO tour.
On 28MAR2022, a U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler arrived on Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany. The electronic warfare aircraft are operated by Electronic Attack Squadron (VAQ) 134 and are part of the growing number of aircraft deployed to Germany confront Russia. Video Staff Sergeant Chanceler Nardone:
Puerto Rico Army National Guard photo by Sergeant Agustín Montañez, 29MAR2022.
Apparently the U.S. flag was the most favored during Lithuania’s 29MAR2022 anniversary celebration for joining NATO (called NATO Day).
U.S. Department of Defense/USAF photo by Eric Dietrich, 30MAR2022.
Artis Pabriks, Minister of Defense and Deputy Prime Minister of NATO Latvia, traveled all the way to Arlington, Virginia, to attend a NATO meeting at the Pentagon, 30MAR2022.
U.S. Department of Defense photo by Petty Officer Second Class Zachary Wheeler, 30MAR2022.
On 30MAR2022, NATO Germany’s Federal Minister of Defense, Christine Lambrecht, attended a NATO meeting at the Pentagon in Virginia.
30MAR2022, U.S. Air Force General Tod D. Wolters, commander of the U.S. European Command, reveals that they knew last year that the Ukraine Crisis was coming, testifies to the U.S. House Armed Services Committee about efforts to increase NATO’s ability to defend itself (not Ukraine), including space and cyberspace operations, saying “This effort is America’s effort”. Admits the U.S. has been “prepositioning” stockpiles of weapons in NATO Europe for several years, also admits that all those NATO wargames/expansion in the past few decades has been about confronting Russia:
Despite a few ‘Western countries’ following the lead of the U.S. and halting purchase of Russian Natural Gas, NATO Germany is among many European Union/NATO countries that continue to buy Russian Gas, and they are using Euros.
On 29MAR2022, Russia resumed shipments of LNG (Liquified Natural Gas) to NATO Bulgaria.
It was also reported in Russian news media that the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office and Presidential Press Secretary (aka Kremlin spokesperson) Dmitry Sergeyevich Peskov said Russia was about to require that all foreign purchases of Russian natural resources, and refined resources, (basically anything that comes out of Russia) had to be made in Rubles. This requirement reportedly will begin on 31MAR2022.
It’s beginning to look like the Ukraine Crisis is actually about destroying U.S. dominance of the global economy.
Recent NATO reaction to Russia-Ukraine Crisis, from 01MAR2022 to 17MAR2022:
The first ever deployment of the NATO Response Force has just been assigned a year to its title: NATO Response Force 2022, indicating there will be more deployments past the Gregorian year 2022.
U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class Kendall Stuckman, 07MAR2022.
It has been revealed that on 07MAR2022, the U.S. Armed Services Blood Program-Europe held the 2nd Annual Tri-Border Blood Drive at The Hub in Brunssum, Netherlands. The U.S. Department of Defense’s Armed Services Blood Program-Europe is based in Landstuhl, Germany.
A NATO France Rafale lands on the flight deck of the USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75), in the Ionian Sea. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Tate Cardinal, 11MAR2022.
NATO Germany has increased its military presence in NATO Lithuania, under the guise of defending against Russian aggression:
Members of NATO are officially called “member states” indicating that NATO is not just a ‘defensive’ military pact, but is a pseudo-government!
12MAR2022, U.S. Navy video, by Petty Officer First Class William Dodge, showing NATO French personnel packing up their vehicles in Rygge, NATO Norway, to travel to a new location to prepare the High Readiness Brigade in Norway 2022 for use in the NATO Response Force 2022:
13MAR2022, USN video by by Petty Officer First Class William Dodge, NATO Polish personnel arrive in NATO Norway for exercise Brilliant Jump 2022, part of the High Readiness Brigade in Norway 2022 to prep for possible use in the NATO Response Force 2022:
13MAR2022, USN video by by Petty Officer First Class William Dodge, NATO Spanish personnel arrive in NATO Norway for exercise Brilliant Jump 2022, part of the High Readiness Brigade in Norway 2022 to prep for possible use in the NATO Response Force 2022:
U.S. Army photo.
According to a report released 14MAR2022, by U.S. Army employee Cameron Porter, NATO Germany’s Deutsche Bahn (German Railway) is now helping the U.S. Army ship tanks and other vehicles from the open-air warehouse (Army Prepositioned Stocks-2, APS-2) in Germany to distribution locations such as Grafenwoehr Training Area.
U.S. Army photo by Jason Todd, 15MAR2022.
On 15MAR2022, the NATO German military (Bundeswehr) is now using its military logistics trucks to help the U.S. Army ship tanks and other vehicles from the open-air warehouse (APS-2) in Germany to distribution locations such as Grafenwoehr Training Area.
U.S. Department of Defense photo by Chad J. McNeeley, 16MAR2022.
On 16MAR2022, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin the Third and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg meet (again) at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, to discuss their plans against Russia. The day’s meeting also included the defense ministers of non-NATO countries of Finland, Georgia, Sweden and Ukraine. It also included reps from the European Union, which just happens to also be based in Brussels, Belgium. There are reports that Sweden and Finland might join NATO.
Also on 16MAR2022, NATO U.S. President Joe Biden’s promise of ‘unprecedented’ deliveries of antiaircraft systems to Ukraine actually involves U.S. taxpayers buying NATO Slovakia’s Russian made (ironic) S-300 system (NATO reporting name SA-10 Grumble), and giving it to Ukraine!
U.S. Department of Defense photo by Chad J. McNeeley, 17MAR2022.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin the Third just met with Slovakian Prime Minister Eduard Heger, 17MAR2022, concerning the Biden plan to spend U.S. taxes on buying NATO Slovakia’s Russian made S-300 antiaircraft missile system, and then give it to Ukraine! Slovakian officials say they will agree to the deal if only NATO replaces the S-300 antiaircraft system with a new antiaircraft system.
U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sergeant Miquel Jordan, 17MAR2022.
17MAR2022, NATO Croat MiG-21s are now flying ‘air policing’ operations alongside U.S. Air Force F-16s out of NATO Italy.
On 17MAR2022, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made a live video speech to the German Bundestag, in which he essentially says he now realizes Ukraine was just a pawn, that the reason why the West/NATO dragged their feet on helping Ukraine was that there is a conspiracy between Russia and NATO to bring back the Cold War era Iron Curtain. He specifically used the word “wall” and said the true goal is to create a new “divided Europe”:
Back in February I warned that there was evidence that Biden/NATO/Ukraine was going to start a full-on war with Russia in March. On 09MAR2022, Russia announced that its soldiers captured Ukrainian National Guard documents that revealed that there is a massive offensive planned against Russia, to start in March! The plans are dated 22JAN2022!
In July 2021 I revealed U.S. President Biden’s SECRET NEW AFGHAN-AFRICAN REFUGEE OPERATION. I understood the Afghan part, after almost two decades of not really getting anywhere, spending a hell-of-a-lot of tax dollars and shedding a lot of blood, Biden had approved a sudden withdrawal of U.S./NATO forces from the Central Asian country, but what did the continent of Africa have to do with it?
For almost a decade, NATO Europe has been dealing with a tsunami of migrants coming from Africa. Ironically, it is precisely the European, Canadian and United States NATO ‘peacekeeping’ operations that have ramped-up volatility in central and Northern Africa, to the point that people would rather risk dying during an escape to Europe, than to stay in their home countries. African migrants are even traveling to Colombia, in South America, before starting their long caravans North to the United States.
Since January of this year, it appears that NATO is losing control of the Central African region of the second-largest and second-most populous continent on this planet, with new found resources and potentially the largest economy in the world.
In the past couple of days, NATO France announced it was unassing the African country of Mail, literally telling the government of Mali it was on its own. This involves other NATO European members and NATO Canada.
The area of Africa that NATO is unassing is known as The Sahel. It has long been part of the so called War on Terror against ‘extremists’, but since the beginning of the Gregorian year several countries in that area have experienced military coups.
It also turns out that Russia has increased its operations in The Sahel.
Does this mean Biden is thinking of a sudden pull-out of U.S. personnel? Recent news releases by the U.S. Department of Defense makes it look like the U.S. is making its Africa operations a permanent deployment.
On 18FEB2022, the U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa released a video, by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Daniel Charest, explaining Cutlass Express 2022:
U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Second Class Helen Brown, 09FEB2022.
On 17FEB2022, U.S. Naval Forces Central Command concluded International Maritime Exercise (IMX) 2022, which included African countries Egypt and Kenya.
On 17FEB2022, U.S. Special Operations Command Africa released this promotional video, by Staff Sergeant Andrea Salgado Rivera, showing a multi-national exercise held in Côte d’Ivoire, called Flintlock:
USA photo by Sergeant Kacie Benak, 17FEB2022.
Besides military units from Côte d’Ivoire, units from Cameroon, Ghana and Niger took part in Flintlock, as well as NATO personnel from Canada, France, Netherlands, Norway, United Kingdom and United States.
U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sergeant Stephanie Longoria, 08FEB2022.
On 08FEB2022, in the country of Niger, U.S. Air Force’s 409th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron constructed new guard towers on Nigerien Air Base 201: “When we got here two months ago, the last rotation complained about the towers. We wanted to make the towers better, so we looked at the configuration of the towers and started brainstorming ideas.”-Technical Sergeant Tyler Carlson, 409th ESFS
USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Michael Battles, 21JAN2022.
From 24 to 28 January 2022, U.S. Air Forces Africa co-hosted the 11th annual African Air Chiefs Symposium in Kigali, Rwanda. Apparently 38 African countries attended (looks like they had fun dancing).
Even the USAF-Europe band took part. USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Michael Battles, 21JAN2022.
USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Lynette M. Rolen, 17JAN2022.
From 17 to 20 January 2022, U.S. Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa conducted a ‘medical knowledge exchange’ with the Gendarmerie (militarized police) of Djibouti.
Nebraska Army National Guard photo by Specialist Gauret Stearns, 22DEC20121.
In December 2021, the Nebraska Army National Guard helped repair the water supply line for the village of Chabelley, in the Arta region of Djibouti.
U.S. Army photo by Sergeant Major Carmen Daugherty, 07DEC2021.
Also in December 2021, U.S. Army Southern European Task Force-Africa went to Niger to help set-up an ‘enhanced’ basic training program as part of the Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership Program Act, authorized by U.S. Congress. The Indiana Army National Guard is also involved with training and certifying Nigerien basic training instructors.
I’ve been following the deepening involvement of the U.S. in Africa, things got hot under President Obama, starting in 2013. There are links below to some of the articles.