This is why Trump went off on the Biden Administration

Trump went off on a DEI rant yesterday while commiserating on air with the crash victims’ families over the horrendous and tragic loss of lives in the Reagan Airport mid-air crash. He was instantly excoriated by the lame stream media for making this a partisan attack on Biden. As always, you need to wait a beat before criticizing President Trump. As president he knows stuff we don’t.

We all grieve with the families of the crews, the staff and the passengers of both aircraft. It is possibly too early to be doling out blame, but we must be vigilant and ensure this never happens again. May God bless the victims and their families.

Remember Biden’s pick – couldn’t answer a single question (he was not selected) – Mayor Pete wasn’t much better…

The Pentagon is being very quiet about the names of the deceased US Army Blackhawk crew.

The Army has confirmed that all three soldiers were from Bravo Company, 12th Combat Aviation Battalion, based at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, about 20 miles south of Washington, D.C. The unit primarily transports senior U.S. military officials around the Washington area and beyond.

Recovery efforts for two of the soldiers in the Black Hawk in the frigid waters of the Potomac River continued Thursday, as did the search for the missing among the 64 aboard American Airlines Flight 5342. Also being sought are the plane’s data and cockpit voice recorder and the helicopter’s integrated data and voice recorder.

The helicopter flight along the Potomac was a routine nighttime qualification flight in which an instructor pilot tests a pilot’s skills at navigating the various routes through the Washington area that are key parts of his or her mission.

The helicopter flight along the Potomac was a routine qualification flight.

Through families messages on social media we know that Chief Warrant Officer 2 Andrew Eaves from Mississippi and Staff Sergeant Ryan O’Hara from Georgia were onboard. There is a third crew member, the co-pilot, whose name has not been released or confirmed.

“It was a very experienced group,” said Jonathan Koziol, a retired Army chief warrant officer with more than 30 years experience in flying Army helicopters. Koziol has been attached to the Unified Command Post created at Reagan National Airport to coordinate efforts following the deadly collision.

Koziol confirmed to reporters on a conference call that the male instructor pilot had more than 1,000 hours of flight time, the female pilot who was commanding the flight at the time had more than 500 hours of flight time, and the crew chief was also said to have hundreds of hours of flight time.

Rumors that a transgender pilot was the third member of the crew were so intense that pilot Jo Ellis posted this video this morning.

Proof of life

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https://www.army.mil/article/282760