Lt. Gen. McInerney Says MH370 Is In Pakistan – ‘I Got A Source That Confirmed It Yesterday’ (Video)

Counterjihadreport.com ^ | March 22, 2014 | Jim Hoft

[cynwoody]

I don't see a single hangar on the property, however -- nothing to stash the plane in and hide it from view.

You could try camouflage netting. The following image is ripped off a .pk site:

[fso301]

48 feet of road bed width is what is needed.

If 48 feet of road bed is all that's needed, for how long does the mountain road bed need to be straight and somewhat level for the 777 to safely land on it? Are any special accommodations required for the airplane's wings on the mountain landing strip you propose?

[Joe Boucher]

more than surprised you don’t hear of more assaults on irs as well as other over eager gub mint nazi’s
not advocating, just surprised .

[Lower Deck]

48 feet of road bed width is what is needed.

And a roadbed thick enough to handle 160-plus tons of aircraft landing on it at over 100 miles per hour.

[Kenny Bunk]

Uighur

Quiet, Jack!

The MSM hasn't told the Murkin People about those Uighurs yet.(Perhaps because it sounds too much like "Wiggers," those white utes who carry on as if they were black utes?)

Imagine that, our favorite Wal-Mart suppliers having trouble with Muslim extremist terrorists. Gotta keep that quiet, wouldn't want news about those nasty jihadist Uighurs slowing down Huffy Bike production.

[Yosemitest]

I guess you read Comment #494 of another thread.
Now with Gen. McInerney's comments on Hannity's Mar 21 show, take a look at this research I did, and all the links.
It took quite a bit of time to put it together.



Gen. McInerney on the phone with Uma Pemmaraju on America's News HQ at 12:06 Central Time, said he thought the Pakistan Air Force had helped MH370 get into Pakistani Air Space.

PAF Base Mushaf (formerly PAF Base Sargodha) (IATA: SGI, ICAO: OPSR) It has two runways measuring 10,000, and 7,700 feet respectively and a large hanger.

PAF Base Masroor (ICAO: OPMR) is the largest airbase operated by the Pakistan Air Force It is stated to have a single runways measuring 10,000 feet and a parallel taxiway that could be used for emergency landing and recovery of aircraft.
But look for yourself and see that it appears to have 2 long runways and several large hangers.

PAF Base Shahbaz (IATA: JAG, ICAO: OPJA) It is a military base operated by the Pakistan Air Force as well as a civilian airport.
It has a single runways measuring 10,000 feet and some large hangers.


PAF Base Rafiqui OPRQ It has a single 10,000 foot long runway and a parallel taxiway that could be used for emergency landing and recovery of aircraft.
I noticed one large hanger.


PAF Base Peshawar OPPS It has a a 8,900 foot long runway.Not to be confused with Peshawar Air Station.
It is … located immediately to the east of Peshawar International Airport, which is shared by civil aviation flights and military flights.
PAF Peshawar has an 8,900 foot long runway. It has one large hanger.
Peshawar Air Station was located in Badaber, a remote area about 4 miles (6.4 km) south of the city of Peshawar, Pakistan.
Peshawar Air Station is a former Central Intelligence Agency[1]-United States Air Force Security Service listening post, used by the 6937th Communications Group from 1958 until January 7, 1970, when the facility was formally closed.
Currently, the base is housed by Pakistan Air Force and is known as PAF Camp Badaber.

PAF Base M.M. Alam OPMI use to be PAF Base Mianwali and it has a 10,000 foot long runway. There is a parallel taxi way that could serve as an alternate runway in emergencies.
It also has a large hanger.

PAF Base Minhas OPMS has a 9,950 foot long runway.
But their is a parallel taxi way is marked as Runway 30R that could serve as an alternate runway in emergencies.
It has several large hangers, and a large camouflaged and extra long hanger south of Rwy 30 approach end and East of the exiting taxiway.

PAF Base Samungli OPQT has a single 12,010 foot long runway and a parallel taxiway marked as 13R/31L.
It has a large hanger and is also listed as Quetta Samungli Airport (UET).

PAF Base Nur Khan Airbase Chaklala renamed as Nur Khan Airbase and is part of Benazir Bhutto Islamabad International Airport OPRN
It's runaway is 10,809 x 150 feet and it has an intersecting taxiway that could be used for a runway (approximately 270/090 headings).
It has several large hangers and some have camouflaged roofs.

PAF Base Faisal OPSF Runway 08/26 approximately 8,000 ft (2438 m SkyVector World VFR) with several large hangers. some with camouflaged roofs.

Pakistan Air Force Academy is also know as OPRS - Risalpur Air Base.
It has two runways, Rwy 09R/27L is 9,085 X164 Ft of ASP, and Rwy 09L/27R is 5,840 X 164 Ft of ASP.
It also has a narrow parallel taxiway, and one large hanger.

[mulder1]

Any word from the General?

[Revolting cat!]

Any word from the General?

Any word from the posters here who intimidated and insulted with irrelevant trivia from the general's resume any skeptical poster?

[editor-surveyor]

The mountain plateaus of Pakistan and Afghanistan are similar to Edwards AFB, or even stronger in many cases.

Our own military land on unprepared surfaces there.
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[editor-surveyor]

You need to wake up and recognize that our military are using unprepared surfaces there.

The difficulties are in your imagination.

[NKP_Vet]

Gen McInerney is a topnotch general. I served with him years ago and he’s one of the finest general officers I have ever known. If he says something you can take it to the bank.
A Wesley Clark he’s not.

[Uncle Chip]

He may have been a good General at one time but he’s gone off the deep end.

If that plane was in Pakistan with 152 Chinese citizens aboard a Chinese armada would be off the coast of Pakistan demanding its citizens back.

It’s long past time for him to retire to his rocking chair.

[stuck_in_new_orleans]

Yep. Funny to see people support this old fool.

[fso301]

You need to wake up and recognize that our military are using unprepared surfaces there.

Getting testy are we? What type airplanes are our military operating from unprepared bush strips in the Paki mountains? A 777 is not an Osprey, helo, C-130, or C-17.

The difficulties are in your imagination.

Perhaps I haven't watched enough James Bond movies to be capable of imagining a 777 landing on some bush strip in the Hindu-Kush, being surrounded by tribesmen who quickly cover it with a camo tarp (A true SPECTRE operation would have a purpose built cave to hide the plane in), deplane the passengers, service and fuel the plane.

[fso301]

You could try camouflage netting. The following image is ripped off a .pk site:

How high is the tail of a 777? How would you propose that tribesmen get such tarp over the tail?

[Lower Deck]

Our own military land on unprepared surfaces there.

Not with commercial 777s they don't. And not even with C-17s or C-5s.

[editor-surveyor]

Perhaps you fail to realize that the terrain there is substantially similar to Edwards AFB.

It’s not “Bush”

Why don’t you go help the Chinese dump the old aircraft debris in the Indian ocean so it can be “found.”
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[editor-surveyor]

>> “How would you propose that tribesmen get such tarp over the tail?” <<

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Vivid imagination!

What if they’re not stupid enough to waste their time covering anything?
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The sNooze media are doing the covering for them. Muzzies can do no wrong, you are profiling.

[cynwoody]

How high is the tail of a 777? How would you propose that tribesmen get such tarp over the tail?

I dunno. But I wouldn't underestimate them.

Plus, it would do to cover most of the airplane. If the tail were left sticking up, it would do little to improve visibility from above.

[fso301]

Perhaps you fail to realize that the terrain there is substantially similar to Edwards AFB.

I actually expected that you would come back citing Edwards AFB after realizing the 48 foot wide gravel bush strip you originally envisaged for your 007 scenario was preposterous.

It’s not “Bush”

LOL! Then why did you start off by saying it was a 48 foot wide strip? http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3136472/posts?q=1&;page=151

Why don’t you go help the Chinese dump the old aircraft debris in the Indian ocean so it can be “found.”

Still testy are we?