A live air-to-air, radar-guided missile was just discovered at the Lakeland Linder Airport in Florida, East of Tampa, and the airport was ordered to evacuate. We have analyzed the markings of the missile storage container and discovered this missile is a Matra R530F missile, which uses radar guidance and could be used to bring down Air Force One or a similar-sized airplane. This is highly relevant to current events, given that a U.S. Air Force helicopter used to help provide security to President Trump during short flights was fired upon last week, causing an emergency landing to be initiated, after which one occupant required hospitalization, according to media reports. We also know that communist China has been smuggling weapons components into the United States to arm Black Lives Matter terrorist groups with automatic weapons upgrades and illegal suppressors, as Natural News has previously reported, citing U.S. Customs and Border Protection press releases. AmericanMilitaryNews.com is carrying the details of this radar-guided missile which was discovered in the Lakeland Linder Airport, citing both BayNews9 and ABC Action News. From AMN: An Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team from MacDill Air Force Base came to help safely remove the missile Friday. "This weekend we received a call that a contractor at Lakeland Linder Airport had discovered a guided missile. Our 6th EOD team helped secure it with the help of ATF, the Lakeland Fire Department, and our 6th LRS team who provided a flatbed semi for transportation," MacDill Air Force Base said in a statement posted to Facebook on Monday. "It is currently sitting in a munition storage facility on base awaiting proper disposal." Here are some photos released by the U.S. Air Force of its disposal efforts:   A closer look at the markings of the missile holding container reveals the serial number and missile type indicators:  The markings say: MIS A/A MP EM F20 S520   Lot 82, Serial Number 5185 According to the orange ring on the right edge of the photo above, the missile is "live," meaning it carries live explosives. The red ring indicates the missile also contains its own propulsion fuel, which is of course a different kind of explosive. "Lakeland Linder Airport officials eventually gave the "all clear" after the missile was taken away," reports American Military News. "Markings on the left side of the missile's container read "RJAF Jordan Air Forces," indicating the missile or its container may have belonged to the Royal Jordanian Air Force."

But wait... what's an unaccounted air-to-air missile doing in an airport in Florida?