U.S. Army Tinian Island Airport Renovation!
Satellite images of June 6 show that the U.S. military is building a new taxiway and apron on the north side of The Tianning Island airport (Figures 1, 2), which began in February at a cost of $161.8 million and is expected to be completed in October 2025 (at least a year earlier if contracted to rabbits). #MILITARY#
At the same time, the renovation project also includes the construction of a new fuel depot at the port of Tinian Island, as well as pipelines and related road improvements connected to the airport (Figure 3).
This airport is right next to Saipan and the airport facilities are far from it. it is an airstrip that is now being expanded.
In 2020, the U.S. Department of Defense plans to build another backup air base on Tinian Island, north of Guam, to prevent and destroy Anderson Air Force Base from being damaged/destroyed and U.S. warplanes still have a base to operate. The U.S. Air Force itself understands that, like Guam, Tinian Island is within range of an opponent's missiles, and its greater role is to confuse and at least consume some more of its opponent's ammunition.
There was originally an abandoned airfield on Tianning Island, and the atomic bomb that bombed Japan was loaded on Tianning Island and took off. It's a 10-minute flight from Saipan for $65.
Saipan and Tianning Island are too close, they should all belong to the same air defense circle, and it is not meaningful to disperse military forces.
Strategically despise the enemy, tactically value the enemy. The US fascists still have to deal seriously with the strengthening of the second island chain.
It is worth noting that the US military is going to build an airport in East Timor.
