Official Air Force Document
Showing that Gunther Russbacher
Is a Captain in the United States Navy
On July 19, 1990, Navy Captain Gunther Russbacher and his wife Rayelan checked into VIP Quarters on Offutt Air Force Base in Omaha, Nebraska. What is unusual about this is Captain Russbacher had just been released from the St. Charles County Jail two days before!
On line #2 you see:
Name: Russbacher, Gunther Grade: Capt. Arriving: 900717 / 2400
Captain Gunther Russbacher arrived on July 19, 1990
On line #6 you see:
Branch: Navy Org: Pacific Command Base: OCarver
Captain Russbacher is in the Navy and part of the Pacific Command. He is assigned to Oak Harbor, Washinton. (No explanation for the misspelling)
On line 10 you see:
Purpose of visit: TDY/NRD
NRD stands for Naval Reserve District. According to Russbacher, many covert missions were funded out of NRD. TDY stands for temporary duty
At the time Gunther and Rayelan were on Offutt air Force Base, a top secret meeting was going on. Many members of Congress were present. Also present were Secretary of Defense, Dick Cheney, National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft, the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, William Webster, and President George Bush and his wife Barbara.
The publicized purpose for the presense of these men on Offutt Air Force Base was the closing of the Looking Glass Command, the 24 hour a day flying nuclear command center. The actual reason for the meeting was to discuss and plan a top secret flight to Moscow.
An agreement, already signed by President George Bush was being taken to Moscow to be signed by Mikail Gorbachev. The agreement was a quid pro quo between Bush and Gorbachev. If Gorbachev did not side with Iraq in the coming war, Bush would see that he got something... what that something was, is not known.
Russbacher and his wife stayed on Offutt four nights. They left on the 23rd and drove to Reno, Nevada. On July 25th, Ambassador to Iraq April Glasbie gave Saddam Hussein the green light to invade Kuwait.
On July 26th, 1990, the flight to Moscow took place and the signed treaty with Gorbachev was flown back to Washington, D. C.
Russbacher was ordered to Castle Air Force Base in Merced, California for a promotion to Admiral and a retirement ceremony. Instead, he was met by FBI agents who arrested him for impersonating a Naval officer. That charge was eventually dropped, but not until Russbacher had spent two years in prison for misuse of a government jet!
At the end of this prison term, Russbacher was transferred back to St Charles County, the very jail he had been released from just days before the meeting on Offutt. He was charged with probation violation due to the arrest on Castle Air Force Base.
The date of February 5, 1992 at the top of the Offutt Document is the date the document was printed and taken to court in St Charles County by the Manager of the Offutt Inns. The manager testified that no one could gain access to a top secret base unless they had been cleared!
The manager's testimony was given no weight. Russbacher was found guilty of probation violation and was sentenced to 28 years in prison. He spent almost two full years in Missouri Prisons before having his sentence vacated and being released.
In spite of this document and others, the government still denies that Gunther Russbacher was ever in the Navy!
