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Day: July 24, 2026
TOO OBSCURE TO MATTER
Capote Swan Slim Keith was married to showbiz guy Leland Hayward who played critical role in Southwest Airways. Borderline legal prior to US entering war, it trained over 20,000 Allied pilots. He also produced stuff like South Pacific and Sound of Music.
Capote Swan Slim Keith was married to showbiz guy Leland Hayward who played critical role in Southwest Airways. Borderline legal prior to US entering war, it trained over 20,000 Allied pilots. He also produced stuff like South Pacific and Sound of Music.
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The New York Times, citing multiple people briefed on the matter, reports that President Donald J. Trump switched from the Qatari donated Boeing 747-8 to the legacy Air Force One during the NATO summit after the Secret Service received what officials deemed a credible threat that Iranian proxy forces were targeting the president and whatever aircraft he was traveling aboard.
The Qatari donated 747-8 is currently serving as the VC-25B “Bridge” aircraft, a temporary presidential transport intended to fill the gap until Boeing delivers the long delayed next generation VC-25B fleet. According to the report, the threat was not specific to the aircraft itself, but the incident has renewed scrutiny over its defensive capabilities, as it lacks some of the advanced defensive systems carried by the current VC-25A and future VC-25B fleets.
President Trump appeared to acknowledge those limitations earlier this week when, after being asked about the aircraft’s lack of antimissile defenses, he told reporters the jet would soon be taken out of service to be “maxed out” with additional upgrades, a process that White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed would take approximately one month.
Source: nytimes.com/2026/07/24/us/po…
— @sentdefender Jul 24, 2026
The New York Times, citing multiple people briefed on the matter, reports that President Donald J. Trump switched from the Qatari donated Boeing 747-8 to the legacy Air Force One during the NATO summit after the Secret Service received what officials deemed a credible threat that Iranian proxy forces were targeting the president and whatever aircraft he was traveling aboard.
The Qatari donated 747-8 is currently serving as the VC-25B “Bridge” aircraft, a temporary presidential transport intended to fill the gap until Boeing delivers the long delayed next generation VC-25B fleet. According to the report, the threat was not specific to the aircraft itself, but the incident has renewed scrutiny over its defensive capabilities, as it lacks some of the advanced defensive systems carried by the current VC-25A and future VC-25B fleets.
President Trump appeared to acknowledge those limitations earlier this week when, after being asked about the aircraft’s lack of antimissile defenses, he told reporters the jet would soon be taken out of service to be “maxed out” with additional upgrades, a process that White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed would take approximately one month.
Source: nytimes.com/2026/07/24/us/po…
The post The New York Times, citing multiple people briefed on the matter, reports that President Donald J. Trump switched from the Qatari donated Boeing 747-8 to the legacy Air Force One during the NATO summit after the Secret Service received what officials deemed a credible threat that Iranian proxy forces were targeting the president and whatever aircraft he was traveling aboard. The Qatari donated 747-8 is currently serving as the VC-25B “Bridge” aircraft, a temporary presidential transport intended to fill the gap until Boeing delivers the long delayed next generation VC-25B fleet. According to the report, the threat was not specific to the aircraft itself, but the incident has renewed scrutiny first appeared on JOSSICA – jossica.com.
The New York Times, citing multiple people briefed on the matter, reports that President Donald J. Trump switched from the Qatari donated Boeing 747-8 to the legacy Air Force One during the NATO summit after the Secret Service received what officials deemed a credible threat that Iranian proxy forces were targeting the president and whatever aircraft he was traveling aboard.
The Qatari donated 747-8 is currently serving as the VC-25B “Bridge” aircraft, a temporary presidential transport intended to fill the gap until Boeing delivers the long delayed next generation VC-25B fleet. According to the report, the threat was not specific to the aircraft itself, but the incident has renewed scrutiny over its defensive capabilities, as it lacks some of the advanced defensive systems carried by the current VC-25A and future VC-25B fleets.
President Trump appeared to acknowledge those limitations earlier this week when, after being asked about the aircraft’s lack of antimissile defenses, he told reporters the jet would soon be taken out of service to be “maxed out” with additional upgrades, a process that White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed would take approximately one month.
Source: nytimes.com/2026/07/24/us/po…
The post The New York Times, citing multiple people briefed on the matter, reports that President Donald J. Trump switched from the Qatari donated Boeing 747-8 to the legacy Air Force One during the NATO summit after the Secret Service received what officials deemed a credible threat that Iranian proxy forces were targeting the president and whatever aircraft he was traveling aboard. The Qatari donated 747-8 is currently serving as the VC-25B “Bridge” aircraft, a temporary presidential transport intended to fill the gap until Boeing delivers the long delayed next generation VC-25B fleet. According to the report, the threat was not specific to the aircraft itself, but the incident has renewed scrutiny first appeared on JOSSICA – jossica.com.
AIRCRAFT SPOTTED#AED9A4 E6
Spotted by reagan0965
War Watch Intel — Live 24/7 on YouTube
#OSINT #MilAviation #WarWatchIntel
The post War Watch Intel: ✈️ AIRCRAFT SPOTTED #AED9A4 E6 Spotted by reagan0965 War Watch Intel — Live 24/7 on YouTube #OSINT #MilAviation #WarWatchIntel first appeared on JOSSICA – jossica.com.
Russia’s narrative collapse has been something to behold. And MAGA fault lines on Ukraine are widening. Moscow can congratulate itself for cultivating Owens, MTG and Carlson, all of whom have railed against Trump, for hastening this process. Zelensky himself seems to appreciate the dynamic; he wouldn’t have said the following unless he knew Carlson was out of favor with the people who matter (except maybe Vance, whose influence over Ukraine policy also appears much diminished).Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer)WATCH:
Laura Loomer Interviews Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy @ZelenskyyUa at Mariinsky Palace in Kyiv, Ukraine. 🇺🇦 🇺🇸
Enjoy!
@APUkraine @POTUS @WhiteHouse @KremlinRussia_E
Video
— https://x.com/LauraLoomer/status/2080657818466586812
SECURITY ALERT: TRUMP AIRCRAFT SWAP AT NATO SUMMIT 
US SECRET SERVICE swapped the former president’s jet for an older, low-profile aircraft during the NATO summit to neutralize a credible IRAN threat. Tactical risk mitigation in play. 
#OSINT #Trump
The post OSN – Observer Security Network: ⚠️ SECURITY ALERT: TRUMP AIRCRAFT SWAP AT NATO SUMMIT 🇮🇷✈️ US SECRET SERVICE swapped the former president’s jet for an older, low-profile aircraft during the NATO summit to neutralize a credible IRAN threat. Tactical risk mitigation in play. 🛡️📡 #OSINT #Trump first appeared on JOSSICA – jossica.com.
The latest set of tariffs from President Trump took effect on Friday for more than 80 countries, covering virtually all U.S. imports. They replace another set of tariffs, launched on what Trump called “liberation day,” that the Supreme Court struck down earlier this year. Liz Landers reports.
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