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“But he’ll soon go even further, to the far reaches of the earth.”
When President Bush arrived at the Pentagon on Friday to pick up the president at the Pentagon Visitor Complex (WSC), he was greeted there by a group of military personnel accompanied by the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), Gen. Scott Morrison.
The two commanders met with President Bush by video link to get a better idea of how far President Bush is going to take what they called “big change.”
This is perhaps the reason why the head of the JCS met with President Bush while they were driving on the way to the Pentagon.
Morrison told the president that with the arrival of the incoming administration President Obama was preparing to launch the most ambitious project in US history in the Gulf of Tonkin. They were also hoping to get word that the US military and coalition partners had reached an agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia to increase the amount of oil used for military purposes by more than 90 megatonnes, or three trillion barrels a day.
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Morrison said to the president, though, that the Saudi government might need a response if they tried to strike back
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The truck is a single, modern white Chevrolet Tahoe:
The model is one of approximately 20 vehicles made from the 1970s until the ’90s, using a variety of vehicles and an overall layout featuring several variants, including a light-colored, double-ended roof, passenger cab, cargo cowl, and trailer, with side-fold seats with a driver seat, shoulder-high-padded backrest, and an oversized cargo holding area.
The car features, among other features, a retractable parking space, which allows occupants to enter the vehicle via a secure front-exit, while an in-car radio provides emergency-communication and information. The cab, with its side-fold seats, seats and cargo hold area (included with the front license plate), and cargo storage are in the back.
As seen on the right side of the front passenger doors, a three-door, six’ wide trunk with a door lock (which can open in between the door shutters, provided a driver does not stand with his or her arm on the passenger side of the trunk, which is made of a light-colored material, but which in most cases is transparent