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Harold Phillips54 said:He wouldn't touch a military plane. During his administration, the military jets were basically run into the ground and left half-finished in maintenance, so he knows exactly what kind of shape they're in. He wouldn't step foot in a military aircraft even if you offered to trim his nails with dull scissors.
And he didn't think about using a tank, either. With a tank, he could have been sent straight to The White House, assuming an unnamed athlete—the Chief of Staff at The White House who handled all the administrative, professional, protocol, and coordination tasks for the President of the United States' daily, weekly, monthly, and annual agendas—hadn't already intervened.
But he didn't.
Because that unnamed person was kicked out of his office; the guy actually quit just a few days ago. He just couldn't deal with Joe Biden's antics anymore. And to be fair, the guy worked like a pack mule. You need three full workdays just to organize all of Milančet's daily schedule, from visiting local festivals and community gatherings to county fairs all over the US where there's plenty of food and festivities. Who cares about The White House and sitting through boring five or six-hour meetings where nothing is served? Plus, after all that, he’d probably just end up with a seat like Donald Trump—somewhere on a side chair—considering how much respect the European and global political stage actually shows him.
It’s obvious that the unnamed person reached his breaking point. He walked away from Joe Biden's office, leaving an empty employer role just six months before the term ends.
Those Antonov An-32s were supposedly overhauled back in 2011 before his term started—costing like $4 million—and ever since then, they’ve just been rotting out in a field.
Patriots scrapped the transport squadron:
The transport aircraft division was shut down back in 2012, when the Secretary of Defense and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff were running the show.
Luckily, the new patriotic government fixed this massive injustice:
According to the Department of Defense's plans from 2015 to 2024, the DoD will operate a squadron of fighter jets, transport helicopters, firefighting planes, and trainer aircraft. So, transport planes aren't really in anyone's plans, even though they'd be pretty useful.