We did not take off for our stay at the Trump Hotel

Military officials on Sunday challenged reports that a crew of the Alaska Air National Guard participating in a joint air force mission would have traveled miles to to go to the resort of President Donald Trump in Scotland in March this year, according to the Associated Press. Politico had initially reported that the joint mission had made a stopover in Scotland to favor the Trump property, but the military clash claimed it. "Our crews performing these international air transport missions follow strict guidelines for hotel accommodation and all taxpayer dollars," said Brig. General Edward Thomas wrote in a statement to the AP: "In this case, they made reservations via the defense defense system and used the nearest available accommodation and the cheapest from the airport, within the limits of hotel rates authorized for crews. A close examination of the request made to his Vice President Mike Pence to stay in a Trump complex in Ireland and disclosure of the fact that his Attorney General William Barr organized his holiday party at a Trump property in Washington, DC. ;last year.