Yesterday a Nuke-Missile Sub; Today, the Plane to Order it to LAUNCH
Yesterday, the United States surfaced an Ohio-class Submarine off the coast of Gibraltar, as it headed from the Atlantic Ocean into the Mediterranean Sea. (Story Here) Today, things got worse.
Today, the Pentagon confirmed — Ohio-class submarine arrived in Gibraltar — a rare public disclosure because only four of those Submarines carry Tomahawk Cruise Missiles; the rest carry Trident II NUCLEAR Missiles.
The Submarine in Gibraltar, the USS Alaska, carries only NUCLEAR Missiles.
Today, things got worse
Worse . . . today, a U.S. Navy E-6B “Mercury” aircraft, capable of transmitting nuclear launch orders, arrived in Germany. Here is the last part of its radar flight path:
The E-6B carries the encryption and communications gear necessary to communicate with SUBMERGED submarines, and transmit authenticated Nuclear Launch Orders.
So yesterday a nuke sub arrived. Today a plane capable of ordering that sub to launch, arrived.
One may think this is a strategic message to Iran. Some may think otherwise . . . MORE
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