06-13-2008, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Paulitics  Barksdale is a major jumping point. I should have clarified that I didn't mean it was the only one, as that would obviously be ridiculous. But B52's are deployed from there, and the nukes were flown on a B52. I don't know about the fuse story because I simply haven't been doing much of anything online lately except posting here a little, and keeping up with sports.
The MSM didn't cover anything about the deaths of the various Airmen, but here's a link covering the B52 event. It lists the names and pictures of the Airmen who died, their units, and a little anecdote about them.
All one need to really do is check some records, and find out if they are dead or not. I admittedly haven't, but I wouldn't expect to see as many stories about them as I have, if it weren't true, given how easy it would be to confirm. Project Camelot | In Tribute | 9 Minot and Barksdale Airmen | I have no doubt that every conspiracy theory website carried the story and that you saw every one of them.
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