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Waco, Texas, is right next to Ft. Hood, Texas. As a dog returns to its own vomit.
During the 1993 Waco, Texas, disaster, the FBI and other federal agents assigned to save the children during the standoff, had used Ft. Hood, Texas, and its state of the art MOUNT site, to train with U.S. Armys elite Delta Force during the 1993 standoff.
According to the press releases during the Waco, Texas, standoff, the FBI and federal agents assigned to save the children would have been very familiar with Ft. Hood, Texas, and soldiers and civilians assigned to security on Ft. Hood, Texas. (The espionage case in 1996 was only three years after the 1993 Waco, Texas, standoff). Again, please review the recent movie: BREACH about an espionage ring inside the FBI for details on the FBIs long, rich history of espionage directed against the U.S. and its allies.
The warrant officer who put me in for the medal, pulled me aside during the investigation, (after arriving on the scene four hours later), and personally told me:
In my over 20 years of counterintelligence, this is the worst security violation I have ever seen.
You will notice the declassified medal recommendation even states that:
PFC Wisnovskys discovery could possibly have saved U.S. Military personnel, III Corp elements, and U.S. Military installations, during actual deployments.
Installations.
In retrospect, I believe finding the dumpsters filled with real world documents, play by play, of how the U.S. thwarts the invasion of South Korea by North Korea, (and the two, signed for copies of the actual complete war-plans), would have been:
As if the Patriots had the Cowboys playbooks during the Superbowl, if the documents fell into the hands of the North Koreans and China.
At the time of my discovery of the massive security violation, in 1996, political relations between North Korea, South Korea, and the U.S., were at their worst ever, and concerns about North Korea invading South Korea, were the number one concerns of the U.S. and its allies.
To most U.S. Military personnel at the time, an attempted invasion of South Korea by North Korea seemed guaranteed.
It was a commonly known fact at the time of the investigation that China had stated numerous times to the press:
That if the U.S. deployed any nukes at all, on the Korean Peninsula, that China would fire its entire nuclear arsenal at the mainland U.S. and its allies.
It was also a commonly known fact at the time, that if the U.S. and South Korea were overrun during an attempted invasion of South Korea by North Korea, the U.S. had stated many times that it would have no choice but to use small, tactical, artillery based nukes, (and other tactical nukes), if overrun by North Korea in an attempted North Korean invasion of South Korea. |
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