The Hostage Air Base – and Its Hydrogen Bombs

American Thinker ^ | July 20, 2016 | Stephen D. Bryen and Shoshana Bryen

[Elsie]

Well; you couldn’t see much.

Quite similar to the airport scanners that show... something.

[T-Bone Texan]

You have insight that others do not. Please fill us in:

How safe are the nukes if we get in a small firefight with the Turks?

Could we defend them for a day with small arms?

Can you describe security features of the bunkers?

Can you give a physical description of the bunkers that they reside in?

[Jay Thomas]

It’s been a long time. I don’t know the protocols used today. Back then the security forces and our teams were always armed when near any weapons.

Even if I knew the details, I wouldn’t say them here, for obvious reasons.

[Mark17]

It wasn't radios, it was the landline. I took radar hand offs from this one guy, every day for months on end, so I recognized his voice when I got to Laughlin, in Del Rio, by golly Texas. I knew two guys who worked at Paddy, one at Panama and the one at Paris. I couldn't remember Pyramid or Waterboy.
I think, at the time, some of the busiest airports in the world, were in Vietnam. I never had so many airplanes coming at me in my whole career, as I did in Nam. It was a nightmare.

[GOPJ]

True... but the last thing we need is for ISIS to get their hands on tactical nukes. There’s NO REASON to store these weapons in the ME .. or for that matter ANYWHERE other than the US. If you think otherwise let me know your logic..