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(Archived document, may contain errors) THIRTY MYTHS ABOUT NICARAGUA by W. Bruce Weinrod I am pleased to have the'opportunity today to discuss the U.S. and Nicaragua. Whatever one's policy conclusions concerning the U.S. roley it seems to me that it is important to reach those conclusions with a clear understanding of the facts.

Fighters have been the backbone of war since the invention of air power. With modern jets having a radius of destruction beyond what even the biggest artillery pieces could muster, modern fighters make the ability to shoot down or cripple a bomber, jet, or missile in the air an integral part of any modern air force.

Harold Pease, Ph. D. Special to Village News There are at least two sides to every story, globalists own all six of the major news outlets, thus,

Here are some memories from the Weapon Systems Officer who shot the famous photograph of the F-4 flying inverted near a Soviet Tu-95 Bear bomber.

Commander of United States Strategic Command wants more nukes Independent Australia 17 May 2021, 16:52 GMT+10 On April 21, U.S. Admiral Charles Richard was all warning and concern, urging the U.S. Senate to consider a simple proposition. He said: As Commander of the United States Strategic Command (STRATCOM), his audience was the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services. His theme: that the nuclear deterrent was there to be polished and improved rather than reconsidered. His address formed the ...

Remember Kennedy and Bay of Pigs, but remember correctly Al Allenback In his recent “Remembering the Bay of Pigs and its Aftermath," Alabama Supreme Court Associate Justice Will Sellers blames the Bay of Pigs fiasco, the Vietnam War, and everything else he considers “bad foreign policy” on President John F. Kennedy (a Democrat, for you youngsters). By not presenting “the rest of the story,” Justice Sellers argues that U.S. foreign policy was driven by the Kennedy “machismo” as JF...