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July 20, 2021: The US Navy set off a magnitude 3.9 earthquake during shock trial tests of its newest aircraft carrier 100 miles off Flagler Beach, Florida. Read more
June 15, 2021: The Federal Aviation Administration requested that the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command deploy fighter jets off Hawaii during the weekend in an "Irregular air patrol". Read more
June 5, 2021: Federal judge strikes down California ban on 'assault' weapons ruling the ban unconstitutional. Full story
May 10, 2021: The fuel supply to most of the east coast has been cut off for three consecutive days in a row after a hacker group knocked out a major pipeline. Read more
May 4, 2021: Security officers at the CIA building negotiated with the armed intruder for a matter of hours before they got out of their vehicle brandishing their weapon and was shot by FBI agents. Read more
April 29, 2021: Numerous U.S. officials have stated that Russian activity around Alaska have increased significantly as of late, and the head of Alaskan Command has just put out a statement saying that the recent increase has put a strain on U.S. assets. Read more
April 25, 2021: U.S. & Israel Plagued By Radical Left Mobs. Like Children, After Getting What They Wanted, They Are Not Satisfied, They Want More. More Control, More Power, More Destruction.
US Navy Sets Off 3.9 Earthquake Off Florida In Carrier Shock Trial Tests - The US Navy set off a magnitude 3.9 earthquake during shock trial tests of its newest aircraft carrier 100 miles off Flagler Beach, Florida.
The USS Gerald R. Ford was first commissioned in 2017 and costed 13 billion dollars to build, which makes it the world's most expensive warship to date.
U.S. Deploys Fighter Jets Off Hawaii In Irregular Air Patrol - The Federal Aviation Administration requested that the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command deploy fighter jets off Hawaii during the weekend in an "Irregular air patrol".
The 154th Wing deployed two F-22 Raptors at 4PM on Sunday, and another Raptor at 5PM. A KC-135 Stratotanker which is used for refueling was also requested.
No other information was given about the incident which was disclosed as "Situation Resolved" after which the aircraft returned back to base. Pacific Air Forces stated that they cannot "Discuss further specifics of the situation".
Federal Judge Strikes Down California Ban On 'Assault Weapons' - Federal judge strikes down California ban on 'assault' weapons ruling the ban unconstitutional.
East Coast Fuel Supply Cut Off By Ransomware Hackers - The fuel supply to most of the east coast has been cut off for three consecutive days in a row after a hacker group knocked out a major pipeline, causing gas futures on the stock market to surge by over 4%, and fuel suppliers to become nervous about gasoline shortages across the eastern United States. Read more
Armed Intruder Shot Attempting To Drive Into CIA Headquarters With Car - Security officers at the CIA building negotiated with the armed intruder for a matter of hours before they got out of their vehicle brandishing their weapon and was shot by FBI agents. Read more
Top US Commander Says Russia Flights Around Alaska Are Straining Our Units - Numerous U.S. officials have stated that Russian activity around Alaska have increased significantly as of late, and the head of Alaskan Command has just put out a statement saying that the recent increase has put a strain on U.S. assets. Read more