45 has used this AC prior.
The Ohio rally on 062621
Morristown, NJ-Lorain City, OH-Morristown, NJ
Trying to contribute whilst muh body is not cooperating
SLUM71 USAFSOC C-32B south from Toronto Int'l overnight
SLUM71 USAFSOC C-32B departed McGuire AFB to JBA on 1006 then departed ne to Warsaw, Poland where it left-west-yesterday and arrived at Toronto Int'l for an overnight
58-0077 USAF KC-135 tanker over Not AF1 Joe 'at Delaware'
won't be here for long.
"the process" continues.
got a short walk this morning..first one since weds...dis biotch gotta hold of me and not letting go easily.
>pulled pf sheitz
saw dat muh fren
added wut I had to it.
I have been peaking in to try and stay current
Loved that they couldn't 'find' dan......derp!!
>slo and easy yo
thought it would gibs me something after a few days...nope.
>find a laugh
been looking for doze much lately...kek
gonna go nao and mebby back a little later today.
BOXER45 USAF C-40C departed Lisbon Portugal east and over Caspian Sea
This AC arrived at Lisbon on 1008 from a JBA depart
SAM453 USAF C-40B departed Doha, Int'l Airport after arriving on 1008 from JBA (and Shannon, Ireland ground stop)
Taliban says US will provide aid, but not recognition, after Doha talks
The Taliban announced Sunday following talks in Qatar that the United States would not be formally recognizing the Taliban, but would be providing humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, the Associated Press reported.
The Doha talks were the first face-to-face meetings between senior representatives of the Taliban and a U.S. delegation since American troops withdrew from Afghanistan in late August. In a statement, the insurgent group said that their discussions “went well,” the wire service noted. The statement said the U.S. agreed to provide humanitarian aide to Afghanistan, while the Taliban also said that they would “facilitate principled movement of foreign nationals.” A State Department spokesperson told The Hill on Saturday in a statement that one of the U.S.’s key priorities was the “continued safe passage out of Afghanistan of U.S. and other foreign nationals and Afghans to whom we have a special commitment who seek to leave the country.” Taliban spokesperson Suhail Shaheen told the AP that the Taliban committed to ensuring that terrorism does not again take root in Afghanistan. The Hill has reached out to the State Department for comment. In the State Department spokesperson’s statement to The Hill on Saturday, the person said that “this meeting is not about granting recognition or conferring legitimacy.”
https://thehill.com/policy/international/576150-taliban-says-us-will-provide-aid-but-not-recognition-after-doha-talks
"let's go brandon!"
update on SLUM71
headed to central america earlier and froze at this point.
No stop in CONUS after Toronto Int'l departure.