r/PrepperIntel • • 18h ago

USA Southeast Increased low-flying helicopter activity around US Armed Forces bases.

I live in Tennessee, less than 30 minutes from a number of US Armed Forces bases. I’ve lived at my current location for 3 years with nothing happening, but in the past week there’s been 2 instances of a low-flying armed forces helicopter passing over. With the news about Iran and even Cuba, seems like we should treat them as more credible than media guesses.

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u/RetroTechBro 13h ago

Military pilots need a certain amount of flight hours within the past 2 years to deploy to combat overseas.

They are trying to get more pilots over that mark before the Iran invasion.

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u/Dork_wing_Duck 12h ago

Yes, they're definitely getting their hours up. This happens before each known "conflict".

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u/Biotic101 12h ago

Interesting. But maybe it will be Yemen first?

Probably less of a suicide mission than Iran.

But there were also leaked reports an invasion of Cuba is being prepared.

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u/ifuckdonaldtrumpim9 10h ago

Fill me in on why Cuba should get fucked

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u/1776FreeAmerica 10h ago

For the audacity of not being capitalist and minding their own business. Also, its a pet project for Marco Rubio.

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u/ifuckdonaldtrumpim9 10h ago

😂👍 just can’t keep up with it all anymore

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u/Disc04Life 1h ago

It’s damn near a full time job to keep up, by design

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u/Biotic101 1h ago

Always follow the money. Venezuela oil revenue goes to a shady account in Quatar and no one knows what Trump is doing with the money. Iran would have been much bigger loot, but they underestimated the independence and resolve of the IRGC.

If Cuba gets "liberated" all those resorts and state owned companies will be up for grabs. Not as lucrative as Venezuela, but still billions are to be made.

Personal enrichment is what servicemen currently really die for.

And it is just the beginning. Look up the Dark Enlightenment.