Obama Closing Air Defense System on U.S./Mexico Border: Texas & America Vulnerableto Attack from Low Altitude Missiles and Aircraft
Updates:
Outrage Growing over Obama Cutting Homeland Security U.S. Border Air DefenseSystem (TARS)White House Petition Asks Obama Not to Shut Down TARS Air Defense System on Southern Border
Call your Congressmen and Senators immediately and demand that the recent budget cuts don’t affect the security of America’s borders.
Exelis Systems Corporation
sent out an email (see email below) to allof its employees informing them that on March 15th, 2013 all TARS Air Defense MissionOperations will permanently cease. These TARS Air Defense sites were under the control of the United States Air Force. On January 15th, 2013, the Air Force informed Exelis (thedefense contractor running the TARS sites) that the TARS sites will be shut down. Exelis tried
On January 17th, 2013,
Exelis Systems Corporation
sent out an email (see email below) to all of its employees informing them that on March 15th, 2013 all TARS Air Defense Mission Operations will permanently cease. These TARS Air Defense sites were under the control of the United States Air Force. On January 15th, 2013, the Air Force informed Exelis (thedefense contractor running the TARS sites) that the TARS sites will be shut down. Exelis tried… Read Article
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