There will be no definitive answers coming any time soon

Editor's note: Who was Rebecca Lobach (an alleged lesbian DEI pilot and who is Russian-Jewish) and why did it take so long to identify her as the other pilot flying the US Army Sikorsky (parent company is Lockheed Martin) VH-60 Black Hawk helicopter (a PAT-25) who flew VIPs in and out of Ft. Belvoir to Andrews Air Force Base? Lobach was present in the White House under Biden at the Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony. It could be they didn't withhold her name "at the request of her family" in order to give time to scrub her social media accounts. How does a pilot of a Black Hawk helicopter with 500 hours of flight time make for a beeline to hit American Airlines flight 5342? The "best of the best" flies a helicopter straight into a civilian airliner as they portray her as some sort of "hero"? The investigators are now suggesting it will take a year. It is further being alleged Lobach's father is involved in Biden's Cancer Moonshot projects for the development of mRNA cancer vaccines. It still makes absolutely no sense why the US Army (not the National Guard) Blackhawk helicopter would ever be where it was, especially at that altitude that close to an approach to a runway with commercial jets landing all day and night? This whole story just adds more chaos to the already ongoing chaotic circumstances in Washington DC. No one is going to provide any definitive answers on any of these events. Maybe this whole thing was concocted to scare the public away from flying as the UFO/alien operation starts up with more UAPs flying all over the place risking hitting aircraft?

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Rebecca Lobach ID'd as female soldier inside doomed Black Hawk during DC crash

By Katherine Donlev | February 1, 2025

The U.S. Army has identified the female soldier in the doomed Black Hawk helicopter that crashed into an American Airlines flight this week, killing 67 people.

Capt. Rebecca M. Lobach, of Durham, North Carolina, was assigned to the 12th Aviation Battalion in Fort Belvoir, Virginia, and had served since July 2019, the Army said in a statement.

The Army had initially refused to identify Lobach at the request of her family.

The decision to release her name came "at the request of and in coordination with the family," according to the statement.

"We are devastated by the loss of our beloved Rebecca. She was a bright star in all our lives," her family said in a statement released by the Army.

"Rebecca was a warrior and would not hesitate to defend her country in battle … Rebecca was many things. She was a daughter, sister, partner, and friend. She was a servant, a caregiver, an advocate. Most of all she loved and was loved. Her life was short, but she made a difference in the lives of all who knew her."

Lobach was a decorated service member, whose accolades include the Army Commendation Medal, the National Defense Service Medal and the Army Service Ribbon.

According to her family, she graduated within the top 20% of ROTC cadets nationwide.

Lobach also served as a White House social aide during the Biden administration.

Please go to the New York Post to continue reading.

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Infrastructure failure:

Critical air safety system NOTAM goes down nationwide — as US reels from 2 plane crashes