Military vehicles seen riding through street in Texas, page 1
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Topic started on 15-3-2010 @ 03:56 PM by Marked One
Hi. I'm from San Antonio, Texas btw. Last Saturday (which just happened to be my birthday lol) I was coming home from getting my cell-phone fixed at a Sprint store. On my way passing through the intersection of "Callaghan" and "Culebra", at about 3:10 pm, I noticed a troop-transport truck...

(Similar to that of shown here).



...plus a single Humvee passing through. They were heading North on Callaghan and turning left, heading west onto Culebra.

(Map & Satellite imagery of intersection via Google-Maps shown below...)





And I caught a glimpse of UNIFORMED soldiers on board both vehicles. (Although I couldn't tell if there were a whole squad of them on board the back of the truck.) But I'm serious about what I saw. No joke.

As to where they were headed? No idea. Best guess would be probably the southwest research institute. But I'm pretty sure they came from Lackland Air-Force Base which was not too far from there.

Now I'm not trying to be an alarmist here by any means necessary. (Besides it was just one truck plus a single HMMWV.) It didn't worry me at all--I was more concerned with being happy that my phone was FINALLY repaired so I wouldn't have to borrow my grandmother's cell-phone again and again when I go to work, plus enjoying myself a birthday cake and a lap-dance at a gentleman's club later. I'm just saying I found it a little peculiar because I've never seen anything like that before. But like I said--it didn't worry me. I mean; in light of everything that has been discussed on here currently such as below...

Breaking News - Obama Signs Martial Law Executive Order

And this...

Martial Law Has Already Been Declared

Not to mention, I would imagine, this...

The Declaration Of Freedom - March 13 2010

...well...I DON'T KNOW! Draw your own conclusions... I don't care... I'll be in my dining-room, enjoying the rest of my b-day cake. lol


reply posted on 15-3-2010 @ 04:27 PM by LadySkadi
reply to post by Marked One



I'm craving chocolate cake right now...

Thank you for that...




reply posted on 15-3-2010 @ 04:43 PM by Darth Lumina
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I know, sometimes I wonder if the paranoid on this site will run and scream in the downtown area of a city that martial law is declared, the NWO is attacking and everyone must run for cover and defend themselves after seeing one military vehicle.


reply posted on 15-3-2010 @ 04:47 PM by howie82788
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Ok I live in michigan and I see military vehicles driving around all the time, on the highways, regular streets well i do live near a military base in Battle Creek, i mostly see them on I-94 and I-69 so its not that unusual for me...


reply posted on 15-3-2010 @ 05:03 PM by Marked One
Originally posted by Darth Lumina
reply to
post by LadySkadi



I know, sometimes I wonder if the paranoid on this site will run and scream in the downtown area of a city that martial law is declared, the NWO is attacking and everyone must run for cover and defend themselves after seeing one military vehicle.


That's what I was counting on. Because I'm looking for a good laugh right about now.

Originally posted by Signals
Marked One, you are not the only one to have noticed unusual military activitiy in Texas-

Signals
Took a short road trip to Tyler and back yesterday. I've never seen so much military hardware on I-20. 18 wheelers with big crates, big guns, hum-vees, etc...thought it was kinda strange.


muse7's thread


No kiddin'...! Eh?

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