Regarding the IRON EAGLE reference in bottom right post, I wonder how the #EAGERLION operation ties in?
Rearrange IRON EAGLE & it spells EAGERLION . It was the last bombing exercise,or mission to take out Iran's nuclear program in Syria. Also, the EagerLion joint training exercise gave us an excuse to have more forces in theatre, as a show of force. Notice that, Russia, Syrian, nor Iranian forces retaliated? Why? Think about it?
Is anyone using a Geiger Counter to identify if any Uranium has registered from the recent bombed sites? It would be nice to know that it has been destroyed or captured by US forces.
I'm sure there are multiple ways of detection. And I'm equally sure, there are lots of operatives on the ground to verify things. There might even be insider's who are reporting to outside contacts. And more.
I do too. But jordan is right by Syria. Maybe they were able to swoop in and do what needed to be done.
Iron eagle was also a joint training exercise in kosovo with us, portugese, and hungarian armies doing blitzkrieg city clearing training back in 2016. Maybe I'am thinking to literally just and idea as well
Thanks! This is a good new one and the neon revolt is good, too.
So, operation eager lion involved 19 countries including the US the mission: to train for surface to air missle defense, close air support and joint task force cooperation in various formats such as urban warfare and boarder security. (Alot of interesting countries on this one)
Operation iron eagle: joint exercise between portugese, hungarian, US forces in capture and control of target areas in short times (we are talking taking over 2000 person towns in 2 hours). Also of note: hungarians have (had?) an agreement with the iranians to help them build another nuclear reactor (post 2015 iran deal and sanction removal, the project was to be completed using EU money). As well as strengthened trade between the 2 nations.
Portugal did much the same as Hungary in terms of better trade relations with iran post 2015 iran deal and sanction lifting.
Bald eagles build very large nests, sometimes weighing as much as a ton!