The U.S. Is Staging Troops At A Key Saudi Military Base That It Used During The Gulf War

Michael Snyder July 21 2019 The U.S. military is following many of the exact same patterns that we witnessed during our previous wars in the Middle East and that even includes setting up shop at a key military base deep in the heart of the Arabian peninsula. After the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 the U.S. military abandoned Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia but now they are back. Hundreds of U.S. troops are already there working hard to get the base operational and as you will see below a tremendous amount of new construction is planned. The base covers well over a hundred square miles" and so it has more than enough room to serve as a central hub for a new Middle East war. Tensions with Iran have escalated dramatically over the past few weeks but apparently somebody anticipated that the U.S. would need to use this base even before then because according to NBC News U.S. troops were already arriving back in June…