Why Were Hellfire Missiles Found On a Portland Bound Passenger Flight?By Joshua Krause While the former is still a mystery, the documents on the crates indicated that their final destination was Portland, Oregon. They were also labeled as model rockets. The Lebanese army says the missiles were being used for training purposes and didnt contain any explosives, but Serbian officials are still investigating the munitions to see if that claim is true. The Lebanese army also claims that they were shipping the missiles back to their manufacturer, Lockheed Martin, but the company says that their Portland office doesnt work with weapons or munitions. If these really are nothing more than inert training missiles, then this wouldnt be the first time this kind of mishap has occurred. An inert Hellfire missile was mistakenly shipped to Cuba in 2014, and wasnt returned to the US until last month. At the time, US officials feared that Cuba would share the missiles technology with Russia or North Korea. So even if it turns out that these missiles are just training rounds, the Lebanese military has a lot of explaining to do, after they tried shipping highly sensitive military technology on a civilian airline. Image Credit Joshua Krause is a reporter, writer and researcher at The Daily Sheeple. He was born and raised in the Bay Area and is a freelance writer and author. You can follow Joshuas reports at Facebook or on his personal Twitter. Joshuas website is Strange Danger. Very, very strange! Isnt Hezbollah a part of the Lebanese government? Why would the US allow the Lebanese government to have access to such important military technology in the first place? Just what kind of spurious and dangerous game is the US playing in the Middle East? Another false flag operation in the US and some Middle East country or group to blame of terrorism? Would the explosives sniffer dogs have detected them if they had no explosives in them? 