RUSSIAN NEWS REPORT: About WHY The Spetsnaz Are Training with US Troops

ublished on May 27, 2012 by LedaOhio7
=A RUSSIAN NEWS ARTICLE ABOUT TROOPS IN USA LINKED BELOW=
We remain watchful and hope to learn more about this unlikely operation. Through a related previous posting, we were advised that this contingent of Russian paratroopers will train to interact with the American public in ways (THINK SHOOT) which our American military ultimately refuses to do. This training on American soil will start with the RUSSIANS providing policing at local baseball games, participating in traffic stops and are playing war games on American soil with Americans as their intended target.

Russian Airborne Soldiers Inplace for Training at Fort Carson, CO

Source: MILPAGES - By Daniel Slone

Analyst's note: Thought you'd like to know who has arrived at Ft. Carson, Colorado. Russians are now reported to be working with 10th Special Forces Group to learn "...to facilitate humanitarian relief and counterterrorism operations." Would that mission be executed here within the U.S. or in mother Russia?

You can tell by my comments and those of a number of others, that the American people do NOT trust this administration and a growing number of "useful idiots" within our federal government as they move us toward a police state. Where is the truth on this matter ... who knows?


[...] a group of 22 Russian airborne soldiers arrived at Ft. Carson on 12 May and will conduct training until 1 June. They are conducting joint exercises with members of the 10th Special Forces Group, including weapons training and parachute drops.

The training exercise is only the second time Russian military personnel have trained on U.S. soil, the first time being the Peacekeeper 95 exercise at Ft. Riley, Kansas in October 1995 that was part of preparation for peacekeeping operations in the Balkans. It grew out of a military cooperation agreement signed between Russia and the U.S. last year intended to facilitate humanitarian relief and counterterrorism operations.

The exercise is being carefully controlled, however. All training being conducted involves only unclassified weapons, and the Russians have U.S. escorts around the clock to ensure they are only where they are supposed to be. Both on-duty and off-duty time is spent with their Special Forces hosts. Next year U.S. special operators from the 10th Group will travel to Russia for a similar exercise. [....]"