Pin! US Army massing in Brady TX. (Updated w/ pics and video pg. 4)

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My husband saw lots of humvee activity on the 202 this morning. he said many, like a long parade.

Apache gun ships???

Okay, a bunch of people owe an apology to the OP now that the pics are posted!!!


OP, I would change the thread title to say "Updated with pics on PAGE 4" to prevent more BS flags, this way people can go right to the pics.

that first picture of that truck they make three blocks from me op

^^^^^^^^^^What he said????????????

Where are they, what thoroughfare?

I am uploading a video right now as well.

Thanks for the pics

That looks like a temp base... but im not familiar at all with that area and cannot really give much of an opinion....


But I find the pics cool as hell :D

6th picture down...all those heli's...wondering why these would be at a temp base??? HMMMMMM

edit: looks like there is an Army Air Force Basic Training in Brady.

Last Edited by miabelieves on 11/15/2012 07:21 PM

I'm at/near Ft. Hood. Just hearing the usual boom boom boom always going on here. We always see a few Apaches several times a month overhead, not lately. Guess that's why.

Video:

Working on it....

Last Edited by Justalittlebad on 11/15/2012 07:21 PM

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There is absolutely nothing here, unpin this bullshit!

Those pics are old pics....seen them before.this posting is a lie

Exif data shows these are new pics

Save yourself the trouble and let this bullshit thread die!


FORT HOOD, Texas -- Fort Hood aviators for the 21st Cavalry Brigade will return to the skies and roads of West Texas Nov. 8-20 to train the 1st Battalion, 104th Armed Reconnaissance Battalion of the Pennsylvania National Guard, home stationed at Johnstown, Penn.


The 104th ARB has recently been equipped with the world's most lethal attack helicopter, the AH-64D Apache Longbow.

The center of operations will be Curtis Field just north of Brady, Texas, which is approximately 100 miles west of Fort Hood. There will also be a contingent stationed at the Camp Bowie National Guard Training Center near Brownwood, Texas.

If you weren't so stupid you could read the rest of the news release at [link to www.forthoodpresscenter.com]

Yeah....new stolen pics

Video:

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Last Edited by Justalittlebad on 11/15/2012 07:57 PM

There is more to see in the video.

With all the talk of Texas secession, it is of no surprise to see this. It is a way for the federal gov't to scare the masses into not wanting to carry the secession movement further. It is a show of force, if you will.

Sure AC......

Sorry, but MASSING would mean a LOT of vehicles, soldiers, etc.

I have seen more vehicles and troops on the freeway.

Just saying.

This all I could get driving by.

OK, I will buy that for now.

maybe it had something to do with the other thread about military on their way to a hero parade who got hit by a train?

There is way too much equipment/tents/portable buildings for that. What I captured on my phone does not tell the whole story...