Posted on Jul 17, 2016
Turkey Cuts Off Power To Incirlik Air Base, Grounding Anti-ISIS Air Operations
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Conspiracy scenario- Would it be possible for the US Troops in Turkey that are operating on self relient power and could speculatively be surrounded by forces to force the turnover of some apparent dude from Pennsylvania? There are "2,200 U.S. military members are in Turkey, with 1,500 being stationed at Incirlik" and US nuclear weapons there.
additional speculative article: http://sputniknews.com/middleeast/20160717/ [login to see] /turkey-washington-kerry-erdogan-nukes.html
additional speculative article: http://sputniknews.com/middleeast/20160717/ [login to see] /turkey-washington-kerry-erdogan-nukes.html
Turkey Cuts Off Power To Incirlik Air Base, Grounding Anti-ISIS Air Operations
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Most recent updates to this story say base surrounded, movement restricted, running on generators, no fly zone imposed around base.
If that condition lasts beyond tomorrow then what? Will we attempt a re supply? An evacuation? Will our assets fly out? Is this a siege? Surrender and captivity? Assets siezed? Or a big nothing, happens all the time?
If that condition lasts beyond tomorrow then what? Will we attempt a re supply? An evacuation? Will our assets fly out? Is this a siege? Surrender and captivity? Assets siezed? Or a big nothing, happens all the time?
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Wasn't it 03' when our troops sat on Amphibs in the Black Sea waiting to land and cross Turkey into Iraq? Turkey denied the access at the last minute. The northern pincer was eliminated from the plan. Cost lives?
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SPC James Harsh
I had to look it up and it is interesting that back and forth that has taken place for some time now. Are you saying they screwed us or viceversa
Report for Congress
Iraq: Turkey, the Deployment of U.S. Forces, and
Related Issues
Updated May 2 , 2003
Carol Migdalovitz
Specialist in Middle Eastern Affairs
Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division
Congressional Research Service ˜ The Library of Congress
http://congressionalresearch.com/RL31794/document.php
Report for Congress
Iraq: Turkey, the Deployment of U.S. Forces, and
Related Issues
Updated May 2 , 2003
Carol Migdalovitz
Specialist in Middle Eastern Affairs
Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division
Congressional Research Service ˜ The Library of Congress
http://congressionalresearch.com/RL31794/document.php
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The base itself is a point of contention. I think we always have to consider our positions as tenuous. This seemingly stable government was close to collapse just last night.
What happens in Khandahar if we wake up tomorrow and find a Taliban in charge again?
Certainly Mr Erdrogan could play that card and intern our people or restrict their movement under the auspices of Internal Security. He could demand we leave too. Hopefully we always have an Evacuation plan everywhere our people are.
Mr Gulen might want to relocate to say, Canada soon. Safer then being in the USA right now.
What happens in Khandahar if we wake up tomorrow and find a Taliban in charge again?
Certainly Mr Erdrogan could play that card and intern our people or restrict their movement under the auspices of Internal Security. He could demand we leave too. Hopefully we always have an Evacuation plan everywhere our people are.
Mr Gulen might want to relocate to say, Canada soon. Safer then being in the USA right now.
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SPC James Harsh
mm shit pond. This is BS though and it's radio silence. Hopefully it's saber rattling, going to be irate if the US gets made to look any stupider.
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