In 2013, when the United States first considered intervening in the Syria war, teams of U.S. Air Force commandos scouted out, across the Middle East, no fewer than 300 potential sites for new bases to support a possible intervention force.
Since then, the Pentagon has established or expanded scores of bases in Syria, Jordan, and Iraq, among many other countries. Now we’ve located what appear to be another two new bases—one in Jordan near the border with Syria, and another a short distance across the same border in southern Syria. The two airstrips could support drones, helicopters, and special operations airplanes.
The Daily Beast
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...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.
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