-
- http://www.infowars.com/training_deaths.html
-
- Radio talk show host Alex Jones asserted today that he
has confirmed
- that at least 3 of the 4 Delta Force members killed in
training
- accidents on 2 successive days last week were at Waco
during the siege
- that killed 86 Branch Davidians.
-
- The 3 dead Delta Force soldiers confirmed to have been
at Waco were Lt.
- Col. Timothy A. Boyles, Sgt. Eric Ellingson, and Master
Sgt. Gaetano
- Cutino. Cutino was the brother of Judge Fran Gull of
Fort Wayne, Indiana.
-
- The presence at Waco of the 4th dead Delta Force member,
Sgt. Jamey
- Dimase, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, Fort Benning,
Ga., has yet
- to be confirmed or denied.
-
- Alex Jones can be heard daily on shortwave radio at 9.400
MHz from 1pm
- 2pm. Jones also has a web page at http://www.inforwars.com.
-
-
- David Feustel
- http://www.mindspring.com/~dfeustel
-
- ____________________
-
- From NewsHawk Inc. <hawkeye@saber.net
-
- 10.5.99
- The Nitty-gritty on Delta Deaths
-
-
- This sober and SCARY analysis of the very recent "mysterious"
(well, not
- to me!) deaths of a number of military personnel present
and active at
- the government's Waco mass murder is WELL worth reading
EXTREMELY CAREFULLY!
-
- Our respondent Ed Parrish DEFINITELY knows his stuff
on this issue.
-
- The likelihood that this spate of outrageously unlikely
and utterly
- suspicious deaths is "ACCIDENTAL" is in fact
less than zero.
-
- NewsHawk Inc.
-
- _____________________
-
-
- Subject: 3 Deltas Killed In "Training Acidents"
Were at Waco!
- Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1999 14:21:41 -0500
- From: Ed Parrish
-
- John,
-
- This is terrifying.
-
- I was a platoon leader in the 1/75 Rangers and later,
after flight school
- and an air cavalry assignment, I flew MH-6s and AH-6s
for special
- operations. Only one Army unit flies MH-6s. It's Company
A of the 160th
- Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), originally
Task Force 160,
- which operates out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
-
- Safety is the most important consideration in any military-training
- operation. If a soldier dies, the generals start ending
careers with the
- first field grade officer in the food chain.
-
- I was immensely lucky. Year after year, we conducted
dangerous training all
- the time, but we planned carefully and rehearsed every
action so we wouldn't
- kill anybody. Knock on wood, not one soldier under my
command ever suffered
- so much as a broken finger.
-
- Occasionally despite everyone's best efforts, accidents
happen. And if
- these needless deaths are accidents, this is outrageous.
-
- But none of these accidents has the "ring of truth,"
and I write as a
- soldier who has done all the things involved in each
one and who has planned
- and executed large operations involving every kind of
training involved in
- this rash of deaths -- including piloting a "little
bird" into landing
- zones. Noncoms are experts at keeping soldiers alive,
and this flurry of
- chain-of-command failures verges on impossibility.
-
- The two river-crossing deaths:
-
- Intense rehearsals, life guards, emergency flotation
gear, and
- excessive safety measures are fundamental to river crossings.
The result
- is, accidents with even one soldier are extremely rare,
and such multiple
- deaths are almost unheard of. Lieutenant Colonel Boyles
and Sergeant
- Ellingson were experienced commandoes and paratroopers.
They had to pass
- strenuous swim tests just to graduate from Ranger and
Special Forces
- schools, they had made many river crossings in their
careers, and they were
- in outstanding physical condition -- or they'd have been
forced to leave the
- unit in which they served. These men are a special breed
of cat which lives
- comfortably on the edge daily, and they are highly unlikely
to have died as
- victims of a mere river, especially under such tightly
controlled
- conditions.
-
- The death at the landing zone:
-
- Helicopter operations are inherently dangerous,
so you brief and
- rehearse everything before you do it for real. The briefings,
- rehearsals of
- actions in the aircraft, rehearsals of actions at the
landing zone,
- beginning-to-end daylight rehearsals for night operations,
and the pilots
- briefing prior to the operation ensure everyone knows
what's going on and
- all "heads are on straight." Special operators
know better than anyone how
- to do this kind of insertion, and indeed they are the
only soldiers in the
- Army who get a chance to ride into landing zones on this
particular
- model of
- aircraft. Our dead special operator was Master Sergeant
Cutino -- MASTER
- SERGEANT -- a senior NCO who had been around for a long,
long time in the
- Army. His death would have been believable had he been
a private, so green
- he squeaked, but I don't buy it for a pro.
-
- The death at the weapons range:
-
- Weapons-range safety is entrained behavior --
everybody performs
- each action together so the safety officers maintain
absolute control over
- everyone at once. Such range accidents as the one that
claimed Sergeant
- Dimase are not unheard of, particularly on assault ranges,
but caution is
- every NCO's watchword, so accidents like this are extremely
rare. Sergeant
- Dimase was a Ranger, which means he went to rifle ranges
at least monthly
- (most soldiers go only annually), and he probably supervised
soldiers at
- those ranges as well. Once again, we see an experienced
soldier dying an
- inexperienced soldier's death under tightly controlled
conditions.
-
- Which, with WACO being the first thread, is the second
thread tying all
- these "accidental" deaths together. We see
here four mentally strong,
- physically fit, experienced commandoes, each of whom
worked a
- rank-appropriate, troop-command position, dying deaths
they would have
- prevented their most inexperienced soldiers from dying.
-
- Every one of these tough, experienced soldiers knew how
to detect threats
- and deal out death to prevent their own, hand to hand
if need be. So if
- this is multiple assassination, we'd all better watch
it.
-
- ed
-
- ___________________
-
- Delivered-To: eotl@west.net
- Date: Tue, 05 Oct 1999 12:24:44 +0000
- From: "NewsHawk Inc." <hawkeye@saber.net
- Reply-To: newshawk1@luckynumber.com
- Organization: NewsHawk Inc.
- Subject: Re: 3 Deltas at Waco Now Dead--Now 2 MORE!
-
-
- Note:
-
- Al Cuppett informed me yesterday by phone that two more
military
- personnel
- that were at Waco are dead. They were Special Forces
observers.
-
- Ron Wheeler
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