Report: 30,000 - 100,000 Russian Troops Heading To The US in Next 7 Months?

Thanks for the updates guys. I guess we will just have to wait and see what progresses over the next 7 months. If a nuclear false flag occurs then I can see 100,000 ruskies being bought to the US. I think it will require a very big false flag to bring this many russian troops in.

Time will tell if the guy is accurate or not.

reply to post by TheMindWar


I wish he would have revealed some of his sources. But as he said he will be adding updates so I guess I will stay tuned to see if he has anything new or revealing to add.

Originally posted by rigel4

reply to post by thehoneycomb


Re-read what I said.

FOREIGN troops, of all nationalities.

And even so, it's still irrational to assume that they're coming to "take over". Silly baby boomers.

They should be easy to spot, that many, even if they were given US uniforms or even in civvies.
That many foreign folks moving across the US will take some serious logistics to keep them secret whatever the way they travel. Or is this not secret?

If it is true and they would be used for a supposed state of martial law rather than use American troops, that would be a drastic mistake. Most of my countrymen would not yield to such a force (to put it mildly).


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Originally posted by thehoneycomb
reply to post by The Sword

 

It is the first time that Russians have trained on US soil.

A lot of fuss about nothing! It isn't the first time. 1995 was the first time when some 150 Russian soldiers trained at Fort Riley, Kansas.

SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. (AFNS) -- Russian aircrews will arrive on two IL-76 aircraft here Oct. 24 to take part in a four-day informational exchange with their mobility counterparts at Air Mobility Command. The visit is designed to help both the AMC and the Russians better understand how the other operates. The Russian aircraft will arrive here after transporting 150 Russian army soldiers to McConnell AFB, Kan., to take part in Peacekeeper 95. The exercise, being held at Fort Riley, Kan., Oct. 26 to Nov. 3, is designed to foster interoperability between the United States and Russian forces.

This year's exercise is a follow-on exercise to Peacekeeper 94, held in Totskoye, Russia, in September 1994 and marks the first time Russian troops have trained on U.S. soil. While here, Russian aircrews will take part in a transload exercise, attend seminars and discussions about interoperability training, and a question and answer session to learn more about each other. To help U.S. aircrews learn more about the Russian aircraft's capabilities, there will be an IL-76 transload exercise that will simulate the loading of pallets and trucks using the Russian crane system instead of the K-loaders and rollers that the Air Force uses. When the aircrew training ends here Oct. 28, the Russians will fly to McChord AFB, Wash., to fly on operational C-141 Starlifter missions with AMC's 62nd Airlift Wing. These flights will give the Russians an opportunity to witness air refueling operations and heavy equipment airdrop demonstrations. Nov. 2, the Russians will return to McConnell to pick up the Russian soldiers and fly them back to Russia. While their aircrews are busy at Scott and McChord, the Russian soldiers and 150 U.S. Army soldiers will be taking part in Peacekeeper 95 at Fort Riley.

The main objectives of PK-95 are to enhance military cooperation and trust with the Russian federation; enhance tactical interoperability in combined peacekeeping operations; and to practice and refine tactics, techniques and procedures developed in Peacekeeper 94, AMC officials said. This year's exercise will train forces in six major peacekeeping tasks: operating a checkpoint, conducting a dismounted patrol, reacting to a civil disturbance, escorting a convoy, land mine awareness and conducting air movement operations. The U.S. 1st Infantry Division (mechanized) will host the exercise at Fort Riley and provide the bulk of American soldiers. The 3rd Infantry Division from Germany will provide about 80 soldiers and form the U.S. company. The 27th Guards Motorized Rifle Division will provide the Russian soldiers participating in Peacekeeper 95. Maj. Gen. Randolph W. House, commander of the 1st Inf. Div., and Col. Gennadiy Averyenov, commander of the 27th GMRD, will command the exercise.

Google Groups link from 1995

From 1995 'Russian soldiers take Kansas'

Newspaper Link 1995

I heard this is true from a police officer but he probably has the same source.

Still it was weird he just came out of the blue talking about it and we've never had 'that' type of conversation before.

reply to post by The Sword


...and if I'm a baby boomer I guess that would make you what? Twelve.


You make a lot of assumptions.

The previous show is much more revealing.

reply to post by HIWATT


Do it, I think 200 or so would be enough for that figure mate, good thin they're bringing more though. You'll # in your Duncan D's when they march down your street, and then you'll drink it when they tell you.

They're the empty your magazine type remember. If they all didn't hit you better make it two, cuz the russians are well known for their fight to the last breath mentality.

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The Russian Navy has three ships in Hawaii right now participating in Rim of the Pacific exercises, and a number of Russian Air Force troops are coming to Nellis AFB in Nevada, in October to participate in Red Flag for the first time. This is the first time that they have participated in either exercise. They've had observers at RIMPAC in the past, but this time they are participants.

The Russian military and the US military take every opportunity they can to train together in the last few years. Kind of a "We used to hate you, but now we want to work with you" mentality.

When I was in school way back when...Our map still had U.S.S.R. printed on it and the "Ruskies" were the bad guys. Maybe the paranoia arises from some of the same folks that held on to that "bone" for this long??

They have not been a "real" threat for a while now.

well if they come just to play war games, that's one thing.
but if they try to hual people off, i think they might want to rent a copy of Red Dawn.( patrick swayze)

the mujahideen, don't have any on the wolverines.

Originally posted by Kangaruex4Ewe
They have not been a "real" threat for a while now.

well the cold war is not really being played the way it use to to be.
russia still carries some pretty serious fire power.

the top three according to global fire power.
U.S.
russia
china

this site doesn't consider nuclear capability in it's ratings


GlobalFirepower.com

Originally posted by hounddoghowlie

Originally posted by Kangaruex4Ewe
They have not been a "real" threat for a while now.

well the cold war is not really being played the way it use to to be.
russia still carries some pretty serious fire power.

the top three according to global fire power.
U.S.
russia
china

this site doesn't consider nuclear capability in it's ratings


GlobalFirepower.com

I know they have the firepower, but as you said... so do a few others. I just don't think Russia is considered an imminent threat anymore.

And thanks for the link! Interesting stuff!

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Wolverines !

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The claims of the Russian participation in Red Flag seem to have been a bit premature.

Reports of Russian Federation Air Force participation in Red Flag exercises at Nellis in the near future are inaccurate. For questions about Russian Federation Air Force participation in Red Flag-Alaska, please contact the Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs through the switchboard at the Pentagon.

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reply to post by tommyjo


Yeah, I saw that last night. There's still a chance, but it's lower now. We'll find out for sure in a couple of months when they officially release who's coming.

Maybe they are coming to collect their Russian Go-Go Dancers???