Watching the vid it looks like something in a duffel maybe, each guy carrying a strap. In the unenhanced pic here (I'm the Anon who screen-grabbed it from the vid), it sort of looks 'lumpy' to me. IDK hard to tell.
Another Anon and I were speculating the weight to be about 80lbs, since it did not look like a 'difficult' carry.
HEre's what I don't get.
If the target was Pyongyang, that missile would have been way up at the edge of the atmosphere as it passed over the Aleutian Islands.
I suppose it could have been intercepted anywhere, but I can't square the location of the three islands and the supposed 'missile debris'.
Trident is not a maneuvering missile, so to target a plane would mean detonating it within the (rather large) blast radius. It just doesn't seem likely that could be done by a ballistic missile…..UNLESS…it was meant to hit Pyongyang as AF1 was touching down. This makes a whole lot more sense than the mid-air intercept over Aleutians theory to me.
However, we know Q posted the pics of those islands for a reason, I just can't piece it together.
Whose ribbons are on upside-down? Doesn't seem to be, from that photo. Are we talking about the order of the ribbons? Coz there is a specific order they go in, from right to left with the oldest row at the bottom.
USS WASP
Conducting maneuvers in the East Philippine sea, training exercises for Marine F-35s and Ospreys I do believe. Just read it 20 minutes ago on some article, maybe someone will post a link.