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  1. 19th January 2018, 09:29 AM #1
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    B52H's deploy to Guam

    Alert: B-52H Bombers Have Arrived In Guam To Take Over The Continuous Bomber Presence Mission - YouTube
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    Alert: B-52H Bombers Have Arrived In Guam To Take Over The Continuous Bomber Presence Mission - YouTube

    That might give Rocket Man something to ponder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by johntins View Post
    That might give Rocket Man something to ponder.
    No doubt, but what will his reaction be? When the US beats war drums, I get very nervous. My memories of the Vietnam conflict are still clear enough to make me very nervous.
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    The USAF must hope history doesn't repeat.

    http://www.vvaw.org/veteran/article/?id=1696&print=yes
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    No doubt, but what will his reaction be? When the US beats war drums, I get very nervous. My memories of the Vietnam conflict are still clear enough to make me very nervous.
    If your memory of the sixties is still clear you didn't go hard enough B52H's deploy to Guam
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    Quote Originally Posted by gordo 350 View Post
    If your memory of the sixties is still clear you didn't go hard enough B52H's deploy to Guam
    Mission boy true, me. Being in the military gave me a closer perspective than most. Also cramped my style, no lost years for me. edit Making up for it now, Dr XXXX and I are good friends.
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    Initially these aircraft don't have the ability to prevent a missile launch But they do have the potential/ability to provoke a launch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trout1105 View Post
    Initially these aircraft don't have the ability to prevent a missile launch But they do have the potential/ability to provoke a launch.
    What concerns me is they have good first strike capability. via long range cruise missiles. After that, it's " gee whiz, that didn't work. "
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