BREAKING UPDATE: Secretary Hegseth’s plane has safely LANDED at RAF Mildenhall, a British Air Force

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/nicksortor/status/1978525193338552580

[mystery-ak]

https://twitter.com/MattWallace888/status/1978525105832554914

[libertybele]

https://twitter.com/MattWallace888/status/1978525105832554914

Yes.  Too many coincidences of 'failures' on aircraft:

1)  An aircraft carrying War Secretary Pete Hegseth made an "unscheduled landing" Wednesday afternoon in the United Kingdom.
Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell announced on social media that on the way back to the U.S. from NATO’s Defense Ministers meeting, Hegseth’s "plane made an unscheduled landing in the United Kingdom due to a crack in the aircraft windshield."


2)  Less than a month ago, President Donald Trump and the first lady had to transfer from Marine One to a support helicopter after a hydraulic issue forced an unscheduled landing at a local airfield on the way to Stansted Airport in England.

3)  In February, Secretary of State Marco Rubio was on his way to Munich, Germany from Washington, D.C. for the Munich Security Conference, when the plane he was traveling in experienced a mechanical issue involving the cockpit windshield.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/war-secretary-pete-hegseths-plane-makes-unscheduled-landing-over-atlantic-ocean-after-windshield-crack

[libertybele]

They need to get better 'mechanics teams' to check out these aircraft prior to leaving.

Is the tampering happening before or after take off??

Either way .... our top leadership is in jeopardy and better security is crucial.

[Smokin Joe]

Ever notice how, with changes in temperature (or even altitude) that tiny ding in your windshield can grow into a huge crack?

You aren't generally experiencing 20,000 ft of altitude change, a shift to internal pressurization, subzero temperatures outside when it was 80-100 degrees warmer on the runway, or traveling at hundreds of miles per hour, either.
Did someone put a tiny ding in the windshield?

(If the windshield blows in, it's a lot harder for the pilots to do that pilot stuff.)