Category Archives: Technology

Influenza, Technology

Vaccine Fail: USAF shows you how to build mask sanitizing box.

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In April of 2020, U.S. Air Force medical personnel got themselves a mask sanitizing box (aka ultraviolet germicidal irradiation machine), and you could build one yourself.  The box can be used to sanitize other things as well,  depending on how big you make it.

U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class Seth Haddix.

It simple; use some plywood or thick cardboard, cover it with reflective material like that found on an automotive ‘sun shield’ or construction industry reflective foil insulation, install some high intensity UV light fixtures inside the box, and voilà!

USAF photo by Airman First Class Seth Haddix.

This USAF UV box is being used at the Keesler Medical Center, Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi.

Vaccine Fail: DATA SHOWS COMORBIDITY IS KING KILLER! NO PROTECTION, EVERYBODY WILL BE INFECTED! GERMANY WARNS OF VACCINE DEATHS!

CoViD-19, Air Mobile Redux (as in it is an airborne pathogen, at the beginning of the pandemic the main stream experts said it wasn’t) April 2020:  I REVEAL 2006 GOVERNMENT EXPERIMENT WITH CLOTH MASKS (BECAUSE THE GOVENMENT EXPECTED A FUTURE PANDEMIC), AND THEY DISCOVERD THAT CLOTH MASKS DON’T WORK AGAINST VIRUSES!

Technology

Terminator 2021: U.S. Army triples inventory of combat robot tanks!

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U.S. Army (USA) Combat Capabilities Development Command (DevCom) issued an update on its efforts to create robot combat tanks, revealing that the numbers of robot tanks being tested has tripled.

Robotic Combat Vehicle-Light (RCV-L), Michigan Army National Guard photo by Bruce Huffman.

USA video report by Douglas Halleaux, update on testing at Ground Vehicle Systems Center, Michigan:

RCV converted from a Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle. U.S. Army photo by Kimberly Derryberry.

A line of converted RCV M113s & Bradleys, awaiting Phase 1 testing on Fort Carson, Colorado, 2020. USA photo by Jerome Aliotta.

USA video report by Douglas Halleaux, 2019-20 Phase 1 ‘validation’ of RCVs:

Terminator: U.S. ARMY’S NEW ‘RIPSAW’ ROBOT COMBAT TANK

Robot Wars: BEWARE THE ZOMBIE KIOWA!

ROBOT HEMTT ROLLING ALONG U.S. HIGHWAYS!

Fukushima 2011: IDAHO ROBOTS REVEAL RADIATION LEVELS TOO HIGH FOR HUMANS

International, Technology

Israeli missile system deployed within United States!

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U.S. Army photo by Darrell Ames, 15JUN2021.

In August 2019, the United States agreed to have two Israeli Missile Defense Organization ‘Iron Dome’ systems deployed within the U.S.

Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT) missile carrier/launcher. U.S. Army photo by Darrell Ames, 15JUN2021.

In August 2020 the Iron Dome systems were delivered, and after almost a year of testing, training, and bickering with the Israeli manufacturer, during June 2021 they launched their first missiles.

HEMTT Iron Dome radar carrier. USA photo by Darrell Ames, 15JUN2021.

Iron Dome radar deployed on the ground. USA photo by Darrell Ames, 15JUN2021.

The launch took place from the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.

HEMTT Iron Dome control room carrier. USA photo by Darrell Ames, 15JUN2021.

The first unit to be equipped with the Israeli system is based out of Fort Bliss, Texas.

Iron Dome launch, 22JUN2021. USA photo by Darrell Ames.

The U.S. Army plans to buy more of the Iron Dome systems and use them as anti-cruise missile weapons, at least until the U.S. develops a successful system of its own.

Promotional music video, by Darrell Ames, of multiple launches against target drones:

Jerusalem Post: Man who saved Israel’s Iron Dome system is now running for U.S. Congress. 

Defense News: U.S. Army issues contract to build prototypes of its own anti-cruise missile/anti-drone system.

Jewish Insider:  Biden to force U.S. taxpayers to continue funding the Iron Dome system for Israel?

Daily Sabah: Iron Dome fails to stop rocket from destroying pipeline.

Foreign Policy: Hamas proves Iron Dome doesn’t deliver on promised 90% success rate!

Hamodia: Iron Dome malfunctioned during rocket attack! 

U.S. Immigrant Invasion, June 2019: HUMAN TRAFFICKING ISRAELIS CAUGHT SCAMMING U.S. TAXPAYERS!

Great Reneger, March 2019: Trump deploys U.S. made THAAD missile system to Israel!  

Destroy U.S. Dollar, 2017: U.S. PUPPET MASTER ISRAEL TO CREATE DIGITAL MONEY!

God is Evil, 03 July 2017: For first time, ISRAEL DIRECTLY CONTROLS U.S. Navy’s aircraft carrier USS GEORGE H.W. BUSH! SO MUCH FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY!

Technology

World War 3: 1st time Legion Pod shoot-down for F-15 Eagle

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“This proves the capabilities of the U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Air Force to lethally target an aircraft outside of the traditional RADAR electromagnetic spectrum.”-Lieutenant Colonel Jacob Lindaman, 85th Test and Evaluation Squadron

Lockheed Martin’s Legion Pod IRST Block 1.5 targeting pod, 05AUG2021. U.S. Air Force photo by First Lieutenant Lindsey Heflin.

On 05AUG2021, for the first time an F-15C Eagle successfully launched a live Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM, aka AIM-120) using the new Legion Pod IRST (Infra-Red Search and Track) Block 1.5 system.

The target was a QF-16, shot down over the Gulf of Mexico.  The F-15C was flown by the 85th Test and Evaluation Squadron out of Eglin Air Force Base, Florida.

Legion Pod IRST Block 1.5 is a new ‘passive’ targeting system, and while it was connected to the Eagle’s RADAR (RAdio Detection And Ranging) during the test, it was able to track and target the QF-16 on its own: “This successful live missile test is significant because an F-15 equipped with an IRST-cued AIM-120 allows us to achieve detection, tracking, targeting, weapons employment, and verification of an intercept without being dependent upon RADAR energy. It’s also not susceptible to radio frequency jamming or a target’s low observable design.”-Maj. Brian Davis, 85th Test and Evaluation Squadron

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant John McRell, 08JUL2020.

Legion Pod Block 1.5 IRST has also been used to launch the AIM-9X Sidewinder, on 08JUL2020.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant John McRell.

Also on 13JUL2020, the Legion Pod Block 1.5 IRST was flown on an F-16D Block 50A.

USAF photo by First Lieutenant Savanah Bray, 13JUL2020.

Apparently the Legion Pod was originally intended to upgrade the F-16 (being referred to as the F-16 Legion Pod), yet it was discovered that by using the F-15C for testing the USAF saved $1-million and almost four years of time (four years for the F-16, only six months needed using the F-15C), over using the F-16 for testing the pod.  Apparently because the F-15C’s software allowed for better/faster integration of the Legion Pod.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant John McRell, 08JUL2020.

Vehicle I-D: F-15EX HAS ARRIVED! COMMANDER SAYS “IT’S AN EX-CITING DAY!”

RE-BUILD A 1:1 SCALE F-15 CANOPY

Technology, U.S.

World War 3: Final Shock for a Controversial Carrier?

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U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist Third Class Jackson Adkins, 07AUG2021.

The USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) was the first aircraft carrier since 1987 to undergo Full Ship Shock Trials (FSST) by the U.S. Navy (USN).

USN photo, 08AUG2021.

The third and final FSST for CVN 78 was 08AUG2021.

USN photo, 08AUG2021.

USN photo, 08AUG2021.

USN photo, 08AUG2021.

USN video by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Novalee Manzella, third FSST for CVN 78, 08AUG2021:

USN photo by Mass Communications Specialist Jackson Adkins, 16JUL2021.

The second shock trial was held in July of this year.  The USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) was also the subject of that shock test.

USN video, by Seaman Apprentice Zachary Guth, of first CVN 78 FSST explosion and swell, 18JUN2021:

The USN conducts shock trials of new-build ships to find out if they can withstand combat conditions. CVN 78 is the USN’s newest aircraft carrier, and already is controversial.

Daily Press: Years late and billions more, The USS Gerald R. Ford is a lesson in how the Navy builds ships

Forbes: USS Ford Heads To Shock Trials With 4 Broken Elevators

The USN has used FSSTs for decades, testing new ship designs.

USN video of USS Milwaukee (LCS 5) FSST, September 2016:

USN photo Mass Communication Specialist Second Class Michael Bevan, 10JUN2016.

The USS Jackson (LCS 6) was the Guinea pig for a 2016 FSST:

USS Mesa Verde (LPD 19) FSST, September 2008:

FSSTs were conducted against the amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) in 1990, the guided missile cruiser USS Mobile Bay (CG 53) in 1987, and the last time an aircraft carrier felt an FSST was USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) in 1987.

World War 3: USAF PREPS TO USE U.S. HIGHWAYS AS AIR BASES!

Technology

Terminator 2021: U.S. Army’s new ‘Ripsaw’ Robot Combat Tank

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“These prototypes have been purposely built utilizing what we have learned to date with RCVs and to give us an opportunity to further drive the RCV Campaign of Learning. The prototypes will be used by soldiers in operational experiments to develop the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that our Brigade Combat Teams will utilize to bring new levels of lethality to our forces through the combining of Manned and Un-Manned Teams (MUM-T).”-Major General Ross Coffman, Next Generation Combat Vehicles Cross-Functional Team

Detroit Arsenal, Michigan, 12MAY2021. U.S. Army photo by Dan Heaton.

At the end of May 2021, the U.S. Army had five new Robotic Combat Vehicle (RCV) prototypes to play with.  Two types of robot tanks are being tested, RCV-Light and RCV-Medium.  The goal is to have RCVs ready for the 2022 Phase Two Soldier Operational Experiment (SOE, to be held on Fort Hood, Texas).

Detroit Arsenal, Michigan, 12MAY2021. U.S. Army photo by Dan Heaton.

By the end of June 2021, the RCV-M (nicknamed Ripsaw M5 by its developers, not to be confused with earlier Ripsaw robots) tank began live-fire testing on Fort Dix (Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst), New Jersey.

Bore-sighting weapons, Fort Dix, 29JUN2021. USA photo by Kevin C. Mcdevitt.

The RCV-M has the usual for a robot M240 machine gun, and for the first time a XM813 main gun: “This is the first system that we’ve developed where we have a gun of this caliber mounted on the robot, a completely unmanned robot, and that is also controlled from a different location or within the manned combat vehicle, it’s certainly unique.”-Cristian Bara, Ground Vehicle Systems Center

Prepping to go down-range, 29JUN2021. USA photo by Kevin C. Mcdevitt.

30JUN2021, USA photo by Angelique Smythe.

30JUN2021, USA photo by Angelique Smythe.

The Textron Systems-Howe & Howe Technologies Ripsaw M5 was apparently supposed to be delivered in 2020, but was delayed using the pandemic panic as an excuse.

Terminator: U.S. ARMY TRIPLES INVENTORY OF COMBAT ROBOT TANKS!

NEW F-16/X-62 SKYBORG DRONE

ONE A-I RING TO RULE THEM ALL; GLOBAL INFORMATION DOMINANCE ‘EXPERIMENT’

BEWARE THE ZOMBIE KIOWA!

NEW JERSEY MILITIA ROBOT RESPONDS TO Weapons of Mass Destruction CRIME SCENE

U.S. Army takes Nazi era robot tanks to new level!

Technology

U.S. EQ-4B Global Hawk shot down by the British empire?

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U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class Jack LeGrand.

On 29JUL2021, an EQ-4B Block-20 Global Hawk made its final landing on Grand Forks Air Force Base (AFB), in North Dakota.

USAF photo by Senior Airman Dakota C. LeGrand.

In a May 2021 statement, leaders of the Department of the Air Force asked the U.S. Congress for permission“to repurpose the RQ-4 Block 30 funds” for other “intelligence” gathering platforms. The previous year the U.S. Air Force (USAF) asked to retire Block-20 and Block-30 RQ-4s, but Congress expressed concern for front line units which rely on the Global Hawk’s high altitude recon missions.  The now retired EQ-4B is a version of the RQ-4.

USAF photo by Senior Airman Dakota C. LeGrand.

The EQ-4B Block-20 on Grand Forks AFB used the BACN (Battlefield Airborne Communications Node, pronounced Bacon) system, but earlier this year USAF officials decided to end the use of Global Hawks equipped with BACN and rely on the piloted British empire Canada made Bombardier Global Express E-11A instead, even handing out a $465-million contract for six new BACN equipped ‘Wi-Fi in the sky’ E-11As, in June of this year.  (Is this the other intelligence gathering platform USAF officials were talking about ?)

USAF photo by Senior Airman Dakota C. LeGrand.

Terminator 2021: NEW F-16/X-62 SKYBORG DRONE

British Empire owns the United States, 2021: Why are British companies shipping a record number of flu vaccines to the U.S.? 

BRITISH EMPIRE & U.S. SPACE FORCE, ‘ALLIED BY DESIGN’?

March 2020: HOW TO ASSEMBLE YOUR 1:1 SCALE MQ-1 PREDATOR

Idaho, Technology

Biden’s War: Idaho gets ‘smart’ artillery rounds, reveals “upcoming mobilizations”

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“Receiving the PGK NET was a great opportunity that will enhance the battalion and the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team’s lethality on the battlefield.  We purposely sought to field the PGK prior to the brigade’s upcoming mobilizations. If the PGK capability exists in the theater of operations we end up in, then our soldiers will be trained to employ it and bring a precision capability to the fight.”-Lieutenant Colonel Eric Orcutt, 1st Battalion 148th Field Artillery Regiment

Idaho Army National Guard photo by Crystal Farris.

The Idaho Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion of the 148th Field Artillery Regiment (FAR), headquartered in Pocatello, learned how to use ‘smart’ artillery projectiles known as the M1156 Precision Guidance Kit (PKG).

During the last two weeks of July 2021, the 1-148 FAR was in next door Wyoming, on Camp Guernsey, for annual ‘summer camp’ training.  The ‘smart’ projectiles they were launching through their M1096A6 Paladin 155mm gun tubes uses aerodynamic fins on the fuze to steer the projectile on target.  If the smart projectile happens to be not so smart and impacts outside 150 meters of the target area, it won’t explode.

Not only does PKG make artillery projectiles more accurate, it’s hoped that accuracy will save taxpayers some money by not needing as many ‘dumb’ projectiles.

Round=projectile+case

Projectile=bullet, shot, slug

Cartridge Case=case or shell containing propellant

The M1096A6 Paladin gun does not use a cartridge case on its projectiles, instead it uses combustible bags, or combustible solid casings, of propellant shoved in behind the projectile.

The 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team, of which the 148th FAR is a part of, is scheduled for deployment in 2022 (apparently the location is still hush-hush, and this is despite President Biden’s pull-out from Afghanistan and his order to cease combat ops in Iraq).

Vehicle I-D:

1-116th Cav, 1-148th FA, Pocatello, Idaho. Photo by AAron B. Hutchins.

1-148 FIELD ARTILLERY GATE GUARDS

M109A7 PALADIN, ANOTHER ‘TOOL’ OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE!

July 2021:  SINGAPORE TESTS IDAHO’S NEW D-A-G-I-R SYSTEM

Biden’s War:  SECRET NEW AFGHAN-AFRICAN REFUGEE OPERATION REVEALED!

World War Three 2014: “THIS IS WHERE ARMOR FIGHTS!” IDAHO NATIONAL GUARD RETURNS TO COLD WAR ERA ‘TOTAL FORCE’ WARFARE TRAINING! (with some photos of my 13 years history with the military)

Pocatello Airport, IDAHO ARMY NATIONAL GUARD M109

Idaho, International, Technology

Singapore Apaches test Idaho’s new D-A-G-I-R system

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At the beginning of 2021, the Idaho Army National Guard became the first Guard unit in the United States to employ the new DAGIR gunnery range system.

Gowen Field, Idaho, 23JUL2021. Idaho Army National Guard photo by Thomas Alvarez.

Between June 30th and July 29th, the Republic of Singapore Air Force’s Peace Vanguard unit conducted AH-64 Longbow Apache gunnery on the Orchard Combat Training Center for the tenth year now, but this time they got to use Idaho’s new DAGIR system: “The scoring is instantaneous. The second a target is hit, we know about it. It’s a great feature because sometimes you’re not sure if the round went through the target or not.”-Lieutenant Colonel Jack Denton, U.S. Army Flight Training Detachment

Idaho ArNG photo by Thomas Alvarez, 23JUL2021.

The RSAF Peace Vanguard is based on the Arizona National Guard’s Silverbell Army Heliport, where they’ve been flying eight AH-64Ds since 2001.

Idaho ArNG photo by Thomas Alvarez, 23JUL2021.

Idaho’s Orchard Combat Training Center has at least 23 gunnery/bombing ranges.  Currently it is one of only two DAGIR ranges in the entire U.S.

NATO:  APACHES & HINDS, FOR THE FIRST TIME?

April 2021: IDAHO HOME TO FIRST EVER NATIONAL GUARD D-A-G-I-R!

March 2021: SINGAPORE’S IDAHO BASED SKY PIRATES BOMB LAS VEGAS?

2016: OBAMA DISAPPEARS THE LAST OF IDAHO’S APACHES?

Technology

Terminator: New F-16/X-62 Skyborg

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“We have found ways to use VISTA that were not envisioned by the original designers, so we were running into frustrating limitations. The modifications will address these limitations and profoundly improve our ability to quickly and safely test an almost unlimited variety of radical control law configurations. Even so, the X-62A will continue to serve as a curriculum aircraft, and will be an even brighter symbol of our aspirations.”-William Gray, VISTA and TPS chief test pilot

On 30JUL2021, the Edwards Air Force Base, California, 412th Test Wing Public Affairs announced that back on 14JUN2021 the NF-16D VISTA had been reclassified as the X-62A.

The Lockheed-Martin VISTA (Visual Interactive Simulation Training Application) program is being replaced with the Air Force Research Laboratory’s System for Autonomous Control of Simulation (SACS), aka Skyborg program.

Skyborg is yet another attempt to create artificial intelligence/machine learning weapon systems, this time the goal is to create ‘low-cost’ combat drones that can operate as teams in a hostile environment.  It will also work alongside human piloted combat aircraft.

Anybody wondering what the ‘N’ in NF-16D means, it stands for Special Test-Permanent.  Of course the ‘X’ in X-62A means radical or experimental.

Terminator: XQ-58A, THE OTHER VALKYRIE, already a failed museum piece?

Vehicle I-D 2019: ‘NEW’ NF-16D VISTA