The First Time a US Carrier Strike Group has been put...UNDER NATO COMMAND.

The article is 3 days old, and the carrier group already wrapped up training with the NATO alliance. No mention of what the carrier group is doing now.

I have not seen any reports that the group is no longer under NATO command.


Have you?

Better article. Russia was shadowing them the whole time.

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U.S. and NATO officials aboard the USS Harry S. Truman wouldn’t say where the carrier strike group would be sent after the Neptune Strike 2022 exercise ends Friday. NATO officials described Neptune as a “vigilance activity” that “reflects routine deterrence activities aimed at ensuring peace and stability.

Again, that only tells us the exercise was icer yesterday...NOT that the group is no longer under NATO command.

In fact, it seems to suggest the opposite.

Face it, you and your buddy are posting BS (fear porn) from EndGames twitter nonstop. I was trying to be nice.

He's a bit more of a HAWK than me.


But I suspect you know a HAWK or two.


And I am being nice.


;)

Getting closer to that UN World Government thingie. It's all but done but we need that ons last war of all wars to finish getting people to cry out 'no faith' in their corrupt governments and for someone to come in and help.

I think the truman and reagan both have nuclear radiation polluting their hulls and have been scheduled for repairs for years.thus they are bait.if we lose one its no big deal.

If we lose anything we blame NATO.

Likewise the group can now do whatever and Brandon has plausible deniability.


By the way, who elects NATO?

3 hrs ago

https://twitter.com/_/status/1490460060002234369

If there's gonna be a showdown, I would much rather the group were under US command.