[ducttape45]

See link for entire article. NewsMax is excerpted.

I've said for many years now that the US should close Incirlik. We should move out all our equipment and munitions, flatten the land, and then give it back to Turkey. Good riddance.

[Sacajaweau]

We have mucho weapons stored there...

[MtnClimber]

No Muslims in vehicles on any US bases.

[Jeff Chandler]

What kind of security do they have to protect the airpersons? I know the Navy uses Marines.

[Mark17]

I've said for many years now that the US should close Incirlik.

I was at Incirlik in 1982. I felt the same way, back then. I never thought the Turks were our ally.

[PIF]

Back in the 60s when they tried to storm Sinope, they were told go home or no water for you, and if that doesn’t float your boat, the 100 artillery pieces aimed at your town will.

[janetjanet998]

Video
Turkish security forces disperse an angry crowd outside the U.S. military base Incirlik in Adana
https://rumble.com/v3tu9ey-turkish-security-forces-disperse-an-angry-crowd-outside-the-u.s.-military-b.html

[chemical_boy]

The only thing keeping Turkey from developing nuclear weapons is our storing of the weapons at Incilrik. We pull out of Incilrik and the Turkey tries to rebuild the Ottoman empire.

[healy61]

Any American would have been shot dead on the spot.

[MinorityRepublican]

Incirlik airbase hosts approximately fifty B61 nuclear bombs.

Useful during the Cold War. But it's a liability to have them there. It's not far from Syria. What if ISIS captures the base?

[Lake Living]

I agree! Especially get any nukes remaining there out.

[Ann Archy]

WELL PLACED BOMB WOULD SOLVE THIS VERY QUICKLY!