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Apache fights through Pandemic

U.S. Army ‘Rotary Wing Assets’, including Apaches, aboard USS Lewis B. Puller (the first of its kind mobile helicopter base-ship) somewhere in the Persian Gulf, 15APR2020.

The 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, is deploying to Europe to take part in anti-Russia operation Atlantic Resolve.  Video, AH-64 Apache live fire, 01MAY2020, Fort Campbell Kentucky:

Also deploying from Fort Campbell, the 2nd Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment took-off for South Korea. It is considered a routine ‘rotational’ deployment.

Ignoring CoViD-19 ‘social distancing’ and mask wearing advise, hundreds of family members turned out to say goodbye to Utah Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 211th Aviation Regiment, as it deployed for a year long combat mission in Afghanistan.

National Guard personnel conduct Forward Arming and Refueling Point (FARP) training at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, South Carolina, 13MAY2020.

Video, 18 AH-64s of the 1-3rd Attack Reconnaissance Battalion, 12th Combat Aviation Brigade fly over Bavaria, Germany, 19MAY2020:

12th Combat Aviation Brigade video explainer (with happy background music); how the AH-64D Apache Longbow can kill you:

Pandemic Overflight: A-10C (FOR COVID?) THUNDERBOLT-2

Idaho National Guard’s A-10s suddenly deployed to Middle East during Pandemic OverFlights

2107: ILLINOIS, IOWA, PENNSYLVANIA & SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIAS DEPLOY TO AFGHANISTAN!

SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA’S SWITCH-BLADE APACHE

Vehicle I-D: AH-64D LONGBOW APACHE, GRAFENWOEHR 2016

2016: OBAMA DISAPPEARS THE LAST OF IDAHO’S APACHES!

Pandemic Perfidy: Negative Pressure Flying Hospitals, wait didn’t we use those before, Viet Nam?

U.S. Air Force personnel of the 379th Expeditionary Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron simulate transporting COVID-19 patients on a static C-130 Hercules aircraft during training on the Negative Pressurized Conex- Lite (NPC-L) at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar. USAF photo by Senior Airman Ashley Perdue, 07AUG2020.

“This is unlike anything we’ve seen in the Air Force….. ….This is a crazy effort.”-Captain Conner Favo, 28th Test & Evaluation Squadron, a famous last words statement as a similar device was used during Viet Nam (see below)

Travis AFB, California. USAF photo by Lan Kim, 05AUG2020.

A multi-agency team involving the U.S. Department of Defense, contractors and universities, has been preparing for massive aeromedical evacuation operations of pandemic victims (prior to the Pandemic, some how), and has developed what it calls Negative Pressure Conex (NPC) containers to isolate those future victims in while being flown to military hospitals.

“The team in the 28th TES is no stranger to bio-containment. We provided this support when developing the Transportation Isolation System for the Ebola crisis, and we’re making every effort to ensure our fellow service members have safe transportation during these times.”-Captain Conner Favo, 28th Test & Evaluation Squadron

Video, NPC testing on the ground:

 

They modified a steel cargo container known as a Conex (most often seen on cargo ships and tractor-trailer rigs) with an air conditioning system to create a negative pressure inside the Conex while being flown on a C-17 Globemaster-3 or C-5 Galaxy transport aircraft.  This is considered important to be able to keep the positive pressurized aircraft and its crew from being contaminated.

NPC testing on Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Chris Drzazgowski, 01MAY2020.

Video, NPC testing onboard C-17 transport:

NPC testing on Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Chris Drzazgowski, 01MAY2020.

The NPC is designed to transport up to 28 victims and medical personnel.

NPC-Lite system loaded inside a C-130 Hercules, on Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. U.S. Army photo by Brian Feeney, 13JUN2020.

Official USAF video report:

 

Testing was done in April/May of 2020, by the personnel of 437th Airlift Wing, at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina.  Other U.S. Air Force units involved include the Agile Combat Support Directorate and the CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) Defense Systems Branch.

U.S. Army Contracting Command slashed a 4-month contracting award process to just 7 days, with delivery of the prototype in only 13 days at an approximate cost of $2-million.  The first operational NPCs are expected to go into use by the end of May 2020.

USAF photo sometime between March & April 1973, Clark Air Base, Philippines.

Realize that a lot of tax dollars have been spent on this not so new technology that is being sold as innovative.  I say not so new, because back in the early 1970s the USAF used a similar ‘NPC’ on a C-141A Starlifter.

USAF photo sometime between March & April 1973, Clark Air Base, Philippines.

It was called Special Aerial Medical Care Unit (SAMCU), and could be environmentally controlled.  However, the USAF had only one SAMCU, based in the Philippines, in case it was needed to evacuate extremely wounded personnel from Viet Nam. When looking at the photos of the SAMCU, notice how similar it looks to the ‘new’ NPC.

FEMA says pandemic isn’t done, BUILDING MASSIVE ISLAND HOSPITAL?

Going Viral: THE NEW TASK FORCE 31

PANDEMIC OVERFLIGHT: A-10C (FOR COVID?) THUNDERBOLT-2

Pandemic OverFlight: A-10C (for CoViD?) Thunderbolt-2

Salute to Heroes, Operation American Resolve, America Strong, or whatever is the latest Defense Department name for it, apparently massive flights of military aircraft flying over metro areas makes people feel more secure about fighting the “invisible enemy” of a Pandemic.

U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class Jacob T. Stephens, 14MAY2020.

In Arizona, A-10C and F-16D from Davis Monthan AFB fly over Tucson, 14MAY2020.

USAF photo by Second Lietenant Kaylin P. Hankerson, 15MAY2020.

23rd Wing A-10Cs flew over hospitals in both Florida and Georgia, 15MAY2020.

Video, Idaho’s 124th FW A-10Cs join USAF and RSAF F-15 Strike Eagles in CoViD-19 morale booster flight around the Gem State:

https://www.facebook.com/CBS2Boise/videos/1909010232564549/?t=19

(The 124th Fighter Wing strongly supports the communities in Idaho.  As part of our commitment to be a great neighbor, we often showcase our A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft at various events such as airshows, patriotic observances and some collegiate sporting events.)

USAF photo by Airman First Class Andrew Kobialka, 15MAY2020.

Idaho’s A-10s suddenly deployed to Middle East during Pandemic OverFlights

Video, Indiana Air National Guard’s 122nd FW begins CoViD-19 Air Force Salutes flyovers, 28APR2020:

Indiana Air National Guard 122nd Fighter Wing over Terre Haute, 02MAY2020.

122nd Fighter Wing, Indiana Air National Guard, over Fort Wayne on 13MAY2020.

Maryland Air National Guard 175th Wing A-10Cs over local hospitals, 08MAY2020.

Michigan Air National Guard photo by Munnaf H. Joarder, 13MAY2020.

Michigan Air National Guard A-10 and KC-135 Stratotanker, 13MAY2020.

Michigan Air National Guard photo by Munnaf H. Joarder, 13MAY2020.

Music video of Michigan National Guard A-10 flyover, it was the only A-10 covid-19 music video that didn’t have sappy music or was interspersed with people saying “thank you”:

Pandemic OverFlight: C-130 HERKS FOR HEROES

ROBOTS STRIP AN A-10 NAKED!

124TH MILITIA A-10 SHOOTIN’ & SCOOTIN’ THRU IDAHO NEVADA CALIFORNIA

Pandemic OverFlight: B-52, bomb the virus back to the stoneage!

Salute to Heroes, Operation American Resolve, America Strong, or whatever is the latest Defense Department name for it, apparently massive flights of military aircraft flying over metro areas makes people feel more secure about fighting the “invisible enemy” of a Pandemic.

U.S. Air Force photo by Giancarlo Casem, 14MAY2020.

B-52 Stratofortress from the 412th Test Wing, Edwards Air Force Base, California, flies over Lancaster and Palmdale, 14MAY2020.

USAF photo by Giancarlo Casem, 14MAY2020.

From the ground video, USAF 2nd Bomb Wing and 307th Bomb Wing B-52s, and Louisiana Air National Guard 159th Fighter Wing F-15 Eagles, over New Orleans:

From the air video of same aircraft over Louisiana, 05MAY2020:

USAF photo by Senior Airman Lillian Miller, 01MAY2020.

Bare Metal:

USAF photo by Greg L. Davis.

B-1B & B-52H

MINI B-52H LANDS AT BARKSDALE

Pandemic OverFlight: KC-135

Salute to Heroes, Operation American Resolve, America Strong, or whatever is the latest Defense Department name for it, apparently massive flights of military aircraft flying over metro areas makes people feel more secure about fighting the “invisible enemy” of a Pandemic.

A KC-135 leads a pack of F-16s and F-35s on a Air Force Salutes flight over Arizona, 01MAY2020.  At least 15 aircraft were involved.

Video from the cockpit of a F-35 of a KC-135 over Phoenix, Arizona, 01MAY2020:

USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Chris Thornbury, 06MAY2020.

A KC-135R Stratotanker assigned to the 22nd Air Refueling Wing, McConnell Air Force Base, flies over Ascension Via Christi St. Francis Hospital, 06MAY2020, Wichita, Kansas.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Nick Kibbey, 14MAY2020.

452nd Air Mobility Wing KC-135 over Riverside University Health System Medical Center, California, 14MAY2020.

Hawaii Air National Guard photo by Technical Sergeant Alison Bruce-Maldonado, 14MAY2020.

Video, KC-135 flying over multiple hospitals through out the Hawaiian islands, 14MAY2020:

The crew of a Michigan Air National Guard 127th Wing KC-135 just before taking off for a Michigan Strong flyover, 13MAY2020.

Video, 108th Wing KC-135 with 177th Fighter Wing F-16s, Air Force Salutes flight over New Jersey, 12MAY2020:

KC-135R from the 914th Air Refueling Wing, Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station, in formation with F-35s from the 158th Fighter Wing, Vermont Air National Guard Base, 12MAY2020.

Ohio Air National Guard KC-135 flies with an F-16 during Operation American Resolve, 13MAY2020.

Tail boom of 134th Air Refueling Wing, Tennessee Air National Guard, 12MAY2020.

Nebraska Air National Guard photo by Major Scott Ingalsbe, 13MAY2020.

Nebraska Air National Guard Stratotanker, 13MAY2020.

USAF photo by Second Lieutenant Christopher Thibeaux-Moore, 15MAY2020.

Pandemic fighting KC-135R Stratotanker gets airborne over Florida, 15MAY2020.

Bare Metal: KC-135R GETS STRIPPED

KC-135 STRATOTANKER BATH

EC-135E FIRE-BIRD, 10329 COMES BACK TO LIFE, AGAIN! OR, WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR EXTRA KC-135 KIT.

Pandemic OverFlight: C-130 Herks for Heroes

Salute to Heroes, Operation American Resolve, America Strong, or whatever is the latest Defense Department name for it, apparently massive flights of military aircraft flying over metro areas makes people feel more secure about fighting the “invisible enemy” of a Pandemic.

Video of USAF Reserve’s 908th Airlift Wing over Alabama, 12MAY2020:

Reflection of Little Rock Air Force Base C-130J in the windows of a Arkansas hospital, 08MAY2020.

California Air National Guard’s 115th Airlift Squadron over the Mojave Desert near Palmdale, 14MAY2020.

Video, USAF Reserve’s 302nd Airlift Wing C-130 flyover of Colorado, 06MAY2020:

Video, Connecticut Air National Guard’s 103rd Airlift Wing flyovers 14MAY2020:

Video, Georgia Air National Guard 165th Airlift Wing’s C-130H3 flying over a hospital, 15MAY2020:

 

Kentucky Air National Guard’s 123rd Airlift Wing, 01MAY2020.

America Strong flyover; MS Gulf Coast403rd Wing’s 815th Airlift Squadron over Mississippi’s Gulf Coast, 28APR2020.

Video, Hurricane Hunter WC-130J flies over Huntington Ingalls Shipyard, Pascagoula, Mississippi, as ships’ horns blow,  05MAY2020:

Montana Air National Guard’s 120th Airlift Wing above Pablo, 06MAY2020.

Video, Nevada Air National Guard’s ‘High Rollers’ C-130 CoViD-19 morale overflight, 28APR2020:

Video, 27th Special Operations overflight of Portales, New Mexico,  11MAY2020:

Video of New York Air National Guard’s 106th Rescue Wing HC-130J Combat King-2 over Long Island, 15MAY2020:

New York Air National Guard LC-130 (Ski-Bird) assigned to the 109th Airlift Wing flies over the state capitol, 12MAY2020.

A C-130H out of Youngstown Air Reserve Station, Ohio, conducting a second round of pandemic overflights on 07MAY2020.  Not only did Ohio aircraft fly over Ohio, but also locations in Pennsylvania.

Two Ohio Air National Guard 179th Airlift Wing C-130Hs also flew pandemic overflights, 15MAY2020.

Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, this Blue Angels C-130 was temporarily brought out of retirement to give moral support, 06MAY2020, unfortunately it was not flown.

Video, West Virginia Air National Guard’s 130th Airlift Wing decided to kill two birds with one stone by conducting Aeromedical Evacuation training at the same time:

ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON BEGINS EARLY, AGAIN,1ST WC-130J HURRICANE HUNTER LAUNCHED!

DOES THE ‘C’ IN C-130 STAND FOR COVID?

RECORD SETTING PANDEMIC AIRBRIDGE CONTINUES

Idaho militia’s European deployment canceled, suddenly deployed to Middle East

Ostensibly the deployment of Idaho Army National Guard’s ‘Snake River’ 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team to Europe was canceled due to Coronavirus fears. Yet, seemingly without warning, Idaho Air National Guard’s 124th Fighter Wing, and 190th Fighter Squadron, was suddenly deployed to ‘somewhere’ in the Middle East.

Idaho Air Guard’s A-10C Thunderbolt-2s fly alongside USAF F-15E Eagles from Mountain Home AFB, 15MAY2020.

124th personnel began deploying on 11MAY2020, but several Idaho A-10Cs took part in a supposed CoViD-19 morale boosting fly-over of Idaho cities, along with U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagles from Mountain Home Air Force Base, on 15MAY2020.

The deployment, to an undisclosed location for an undisclosed amount of time, of more than 4-hundred personnel makes it the second largest deployment for the 124th Fighter Wing.

Idaho’s 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, which includes personnel from Oregon, Montana and Nevada, was to deploy between 3-thousand to 4-thousand-4-hundred (depending on the news source) soldiers to take part in NATO’s Defender Europe 2020 wargames, but that was suddenly canceled in March due to CoViD-19. 

The deployment would have made the 2020 Defender Europe wargames the third largest wargames in Europe since the end of the Cold War.  However, Defender Europe 2020 was not halted and just got the ‘green light’.  

March 2020: Idaho’s Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) train with horses for first time, to call in A-10C airstrikes on Idaho ‘rebels’?

124TH MILITIA A-10 SHOOTIN’ & SCOOTIN’ THRU IDAHO NEVADA CALIFORNIA

IDAHO A-10C WARTHOGS WALLOWING IN THE CALIFORNIA DIRT, JUNE 2019

116TH ARMORED CAV NTC, JUNE 2019. OVERSEAS DEPLOYMENT IN 2020!

Great Reneger 2019: OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO AND MONTANA ARMY MILITIAS PREP TO DEPLOY

Great Reneger 2017:  IDAHO MILITIA RECORD NUMBER OF DEPLOYMENTS IN ONE YEAR?

2016: IDAHO STRIKE EAGLES DEPLOY TO MIDDLE EAST!

IDAHO ONE OF ONLY 11 STATES SUPPLYING MOST OF THE HUMAN CANNON FODDER FOR THE OBAMA REGIME

Going Viral: The new Task Force 31

The name Task Force 31 isn’t new, in 2008 a U.S. Army Task Force 31 was a medical unit that served in Iraq.  That Task Force 31 (TF-31) was home-based at the 31st Combat Support Hospital on Fort Bliss, Texas.  TF-31’s mission in Iraq was to provide medical care to Iraqis held prisoner by U.S. forces.  Their mission in Iraq ended on 10JUN2008, being transferred to another U.S. Army medical unit.

The new Task Force 31 refers to National Guard units specifically tasked with detailed disinfecting of schools, nursing homes, clinics and hospitals in the United States.

12MAY2020, Guam National Guard begins Task Force 31 ops in local government offices.

On 12MAY2020, Texas National Guard personnel descend upon a nursing home in Austin, one day after the governor ordered the Texas National Guard to begin so called Task Force 31 operations.

Texas Task Force 31 video:

Alabama’s Task Force 31 is staffed by Air and Army National Guard personnel, and work at the direction of Alabama’s State Department of Veterans Affairs.

Alabama National Guard TF-31 explainer video:

26APR2020, Oklahoma National Guard disinfect a buffet at a nursing home (as well as the rest of the nursing home) in Tulsa.

Oklahoma National Guard promotional disinfection video:

West Virginia National Guard enter a child care center, 04MAY2020, to disinfect common areas with chemical sprays.

West Virginia National Guard was instructed how to use Aerosolized Hydrogen Peroxide (AHP) systems to disinfect rooms.

West Virginia National Guard video showing disinfecting operations at state Higher Education Policy Commission office in Charleston:

13APR2020 video of Georgia National Guard disinfecting nursing home in Warner Robins:

02APR2020, a Georgia Army National Guard member pours liquid disinfectant (Hydrogen Peroxide?) into a ‘fogger’ for aerosol use in a Georgia nursing home.

The aerosolized chemical is claimed to be 99.9% effective at killing pathogens within 20 minutes.

Going Viral: LOCKDOWNS ALLOW OTHER KILLER VIRUSES TO GO WILD?

Operation CoViD-19: National Guard Title 32 Ops

 

Going Viral: Lockdowns allow other killer viruses to go wild?

Incomplete list of links to news reports about viral outbreaks from the week leading up to the 13th of the Gregorian month of May 2020.  These outbreaks tell us one thing for sure; no healthcare system anywhere in the world can handle outbreaks of multiple diseases, let alone one pandemic.

Thailand reveals various viral infection numbers as of May 5th: Dengue; 10,938 with nine deaths

Chikungunya; more than 10-thousand

CoViD-19; 3,015 with 56 deaths

Measles; at least 765 infections

Stay-at-home lockdowns contradict proven ‘open-air’ treatment for  infections: “Solar radiation may retard its transmission by directly inactivating virions and by increasing immunity to them. A combination of outdoor air and sunlight could also reduce the likelihood of secondary respiratory infections.”

FLU=INFLUENZA

U.S. CDC reports 20,094 laboratory-confirmed influenza-associated hospitalizations between October 1, 2019 and May 2, 2020.  As of May 7th the death rate percentage was at 7.4%, which is above the 6.7% considered to qualify as ‘epidemic’.   

Revealed; face masks used during 1918 Spanish Flu failed to stop the pandemic 

COVID-19=CORONAVIRUS DISEASE 2019

U.S. CDC reports 16,318 laboratory-confirmed COVID-19-associated hospitalizations between March 1, 2020, and May 2, 2020. The CDC’s death rate percentage cannot be cited for CoViD-19 rates because it admittedly uses deaths from pneumonia and influenza in factoring the CoViD-19 death rate.  Apparently doing so is the only way to put CoViD-19 death rate above the ‘epidemic’ level.

CoViD-19 medical supplies arrived at Bagram Airport and are being  distributed to U.S. Forward Operating Bases around Afghanistan.

While the U.S. was sending CoViD-19 supplies to troops in Afghanistan, NATO member Turkey sent CoViD-19 supplies to the United States.  On 28APR2020, a Turkish Airbus A400M loaded with medical Personal Protective Equipment landed at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.

Then on 01MAY2020, a Turkish C-130 landed at the same base with even more PPE.

Wuhan, China, orders new testing after new infections

Prisoners in California intentionally infected themselves

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HANTAVIRUS

RABIES=LYSSAVIRUSES (considered 100% fatal without treatment)

Rabies is so bad in Turkey that U.S. military personnel on Incirlik Air Base are being told that “A common misconception is that animals infected with rabies virus ‘look rabid’. Animals infected with rabies virus can spread the virus to humans and other animals prior to showing clinical signs of illness. In addition to rabies, there are many other infectious diseases that can be spread from stray animals to humans. These diseases can be anything from severe wound infections to parasite infections. Rabies virus has a 100% mortality rate if left untreated.”-Captian Timothy Beck, U.S. Army, Incirlik Veterinary Services

Hospital in India refuses to treat man for deadly rabies after he was bitten by rabid dog, because he is poor!

Kirkland, Washington, uses CoViD-19 as an excuse to wave proof of rabies vaccination when getting your pet a mandatory city license

El Paso County, Colorado, reports third rabid skunk this year, normally rabies cases spike in Summer, urges pet owners to get their animals vaccinated

Bat found on balcony in Fremont, California, infected with rabies

New Mexico reports three cases of rabid skunks attacking humans and dogs

Vanderburgh County, Indiana, reports rabid bat

Baltimore County, Maryland, reports rabid coyote pack attacking dogs 

Whitestown, New York, reports rabid raccoon

Fox that was biting hikers in North Carolina was infected with rabies

Alamance County, North Carolina, reports first rabid animal case of the year, dog attacked and had to be euthanized, humans possibly infected 

Hall County, Georgia, reports fourth rabies case this year

Going Viral: PALE HORSE, “STOP SAYING IT’S A BAD FLU!”

RECORD SETTING PANDEMIC AIRBRIDGE CONTINUES

FEMA BUILDING MASSIVE ISLAND HOSPITAL?

CLIMATE CHANGE = COVID-19?

PANDEMIC REVEALS U.S. DEPENDENCE UPON FOREIGN FOOD!

Pandemic Oddities: IF YOU’RE SICK YOU’RE NOW A TERRORIST! VEGGIE PANIC BUYING! ANIMALS BEING SLAUGHTERED, BUT NOT FOR FOOD!

Record setting Pandemic AirBridge Continues

 

Since the end of March 2020, the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been conducting a taxpayer funded global ‘Project Air Bridge’ in response to pathogen CoViD-19.

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 29APR2020.

China Cargo’s Boeing 777F arrives at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, 29APR2020.

FEMA photo, 28APR2020.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel waiting at Chicago O’Hare International Airport to inspect incoming medical supplies, 28APR2020.  (CBP PANDEMIC inspections REVEALS U.S. DEPENDENCE UPON FOREIGN FOOD!)

U.S. Army photo by Specialist Tianna Isreal, 28APR2020.

Taiwan’s (Republic of China) EVA (Evergreen Airways) Air Cargo Boeing 777F unloads, 28APR2020.

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 28APR2020.

China Southern Boeing 777F, 28APR2020.

Video, off-loading United Arab Emirates (UAE) Etihad cargo plane at O’Hare International Airport, Illinois, 20APR2020:

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 19APR2020.

China Airlines’ Boeing 747-400(409F), 19APR2020.

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 18APR2020.

New York based Atlas Air Boeing 747-47U(F),  Chicago O’Hare International Airport, Illinois, 18APR2020.

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 17APR2020.

FedEx MD-11 returns to Chicago with yet another load of medical supplies, 17APR2020.

FEMA photo by Dominick Del Vecchio, 14APR2020.

Ukraine’s Antonov 124 arrived at Rockford International Airport, Illinois, loaded with medical supplies, 14APR2020.  (Antonov 124 in U.S. service)

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 11APR2020.

Florida based Western Global’s MD-11 unloading at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, 11APR2020.

FEMA photo by K.C Wilsey, 11APR2020.

From Taiwan to New York’s John F. Kennedy airport, EVA Boeing 777-300 (36N[ER]), 11APR2020.

AirCargoWorld: FEMA Airbridge expanded to Pennsylvania

Operation CoViD-19: PROJECT AIR-BRIDGE, 747S, MD-11S, BREAKING AIRLIFT RECORDS!

FEMA says worst is yet to come BUILDING MASSIVE ISLAND HOSPITAL?

HOSPITAL SHORTAGE? DON’T BLAME PANDEMIC, BLAME OBAMACARE!

CLIMATE CHANGE = COVID-19?