Russia’s war move spooked the West…Frantic War leaders Military conducting large exercise over Alaska

Greetings,

b14782c7-2f2e-4d3a-9219-e4fb2f516267For those of you who are not aware of what is actually taking place. Russia sent America it’s strongest warning yet and US officials and war planners know that this was no small thing or joke.

Western media missed it or failed to tell you about it. This move by Russia was to inform America of her military deficiency and that Russia, if need be, could exploit and attack it at will bring about a total collapse of America on the North American continent.

image-2This move scared those in the White House, The State Department, & The Pentagon. This prompted the US military to immediately begin war game on America’s West Coast, especially in Alaska!

For more on this look at this article: War Alert: Eyes wide shut…Russia just sent America a powerful message(you won’t hear in the Western press)

Military conducting large exercise over Alaska

Jet Training Exercise

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska (AP) — The sparse expanses above Alaska are a little more crowded this month as nearly 200 military aircraft are taking part in an annual training exercise.

Nearly 6,000 military members from all four branches of the military are taking part in Northern Edge 2015, which includes naval exercises in the Gulf of Alaska and some operations involving ground troops.

The U.S. Pacific Command exercise, coordinated by command leaders in Alaska, tests the readiness of the nation’s troops and isn’t in response to any increased tensions with any other nation, said Lt. Col. Tim Bobinsky, who is helping lead the exercise.

Northern Edge is normally held every two years, but this is the first exercise since 2011. The government shutdown, or sequestration, forced the cancellation of exercises in 2013.

Bobinsky said Alaska offers the military a unique training opportunity, including 65,000 square miles of air space.

“As everyone knows, Alaska is very large,” he said Tuesday. “And because of that we have some great opportunities to have some large training air spaces that give us awesome opportunities to conduct things that we can’t do in very many other places, not just in the United States but around the world.”

Alaska also offers land and sea to accommodate maritime and ground forces exercises. Three U.S. Navy destroyers and a submarine are taking part in simultaneous exercises in the Gulf of Alaska, but not without controversy. Some people in gulf towns such as Cordova and Kodiak have protested the exercises, worried about what the Navy’s presence might do to salmon and other marine life.

One of those ships, the guided-missile destroyer USS Shoup, is expected to sail up Cook Inlet and dock at the Port of Anchorage on Wednesday.

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