Air Force Flies Nukes against treaty. Ooops!

[ricco67]

Okay, the Air Force Royally screwed up by putting nukes in the air in a violation of the treaty. Worse than that, they actually LOST the nukes for a short time (but were still in the possesion of the Air Force) to the point that President Bush had to be told personally. HEre is the article

Now I would like to know if anyone has any predictions on not only how high they're going to roll the heads from.

Name the rank(s) and the number of them going down and the number from each rank. For those not familiar with Military Ranks, the highest is the General Of The Air Force. He goes down, it's a Yahtzee!

The closest to those being right wins a beer.

I believe that A major General, a Brig, General, and a couple of Colonels (3) are going down.

[marmer]

The rank of General of the Air Force was given to Hap Arnold in 1949 after his retirement from the Army in 1946. It was probably a honorary thing related to the postwar separation of the Air Force from the Army, although he did hold the equivalent rank of General of the Army from 1944. He was photographed in USAF uniform with the five-star insignia as part of this honor. No other officer has held the five-star rank in the Air Force.