3 airmen from Minot AFB and 2 from Barksdale AFB are dead

MINTOT AND BARKSDALE PERSONNEL DEATHS

Too Many For Coincidence?

DETAILS ONTHE RECENT USAF DEATHS AT THE TWO BASES INVOLVED IN THE NUCLEAR CRUISE MISSILE FLIGHT ARE STILL SCARCE...

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Five military members that were "possibly" involved in helping to expose the "accidental" movement of 6 nukes August 30th from Minot air force base (AFB) in North Dakota to Barksdale air force base in Lousiana are dead.

In case you missed it, 6 nukes were flown between these two air force bases. The last time nukes were flown in the sky was over 40 years ago (and I'm sure you can figure out why they don't fly nukes). CNN just said it was a "mistake".

Now, ironically, 3 airmen from Minot AFB and 2 from Barksdale AFB are dead. Two died before this incident (therefore could have nothing to do with it but still rather odd that this many are dying from the same AFB):

Adam Barrs, navigation for the 5th squadron, dead July 3:
Weston Kissel, B-52 pilot for 23rd squadron, dead July 17:
Todd Blue, security forces for 5th squadron, dead Sept. 10:

A husband and wife couple from Barksdale AFB also died September 15th:

And there's a lot of talk around this John Frueh guy from the USAF that flew many missions in Afghanistan that last talked to his family - on August 30th. They just found his body September 8th.

Could be something, could be nothing. Just seems like a lot of airmen falling all of a sudden.

In my opinion, I think these brave souls have possibly held off "9/11 the second - attack Iran " by bringing this nuke issue to the public. I don't think people were supposed to find out about these nukes. I figure they were heading to Iran...
 
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"Six (five?) people dying within days of a world-record nuclear screw-up is decidedly newsworthy, and suspicious, in itself. The rate of fatalities in the military isn't that high even in war zones," comments Don Lee, a retired U.S. Navy E3 Electronics Warfare specialist with an inactive Top Secret Clearance. [www.komotv.com; www.bismarcktribune.com; www.kxmc.com; www.shreveporttimes.com; www.kfyrtv.com ]

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