“This ensures a robust response to fluoride toxicity over diverse cellular environments. This ensures survival.”-Qi Zhang, University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Despite this latest research showing a strong connection between fluoride and antibiotic resistance bacteria, many cities in the United States recently decided to continue adding the mind destroying nuclear industry by-product to their water supply.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations aircrews and Office of Field Operations officers conducted a bottled water mission to Beaumont, Texas, 01 SEP 2017.
They also delivered food, gas and electricity generators.
U.S. Coast Guard personnel based at Coast Guard Sector San Juan, Puerto Rico, already handing out Meal Ready Eat (MRE) and bottled water in anticipation of record setting Hurricane Irma.
Rescue boats are already staged.
The Hurricane Irma Incident Command Post has already been established.
“This was a small gesture to express our appreciation and gratitude to the U.S., and in particular the State of Texas, which have been good hosts for our Peace Prairie Detachment.”-Lee Hsien Loong, Singapore’s Prime Minister
Singapore Air Force CH-47 Chinook in Texas
Since 1996 Singapore has based a small unit at the Grand Prairie Army Aviation Support Facility in Dallas. They’ve helped out the Texas National Guard with other natural disasters like Hurricane Floyd in 1999, fire and flood operations in Texas in 2000, and Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
USAF radio announcement of National Guard deployments:
The U.S. Navy began evacuating 5-thousand people from Naval Air Station (NAS) Key West in Florida.
Video Coast Guard boat preps in Puerto Rico:
U.S. Coast Guard prepping a boat in San Juan, Puerto Rico, 05 SEP 2017
Irma is now a record category 5 hurricane and another storm called Jose is forming right behind Irma.
Illinois National Guard C-130 crew prepping for deployment to Puerto Rico, 02 SEP 2017
The U.S. Army’s 63rd Expeditionary Signal Battalion, based out of Fort Stewart, Georgia, are in Texas right now as part of Army North’s hurricane command center. They are currently prepping Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone systems in anticipation of Hurricane Irma.
t was once called the Confederate Air Force (formerly Confederate Air Corps), but for politically correct reasons the name was changed to Commemorative Air Force (CAF) in 2002.
U.S. Army Reserve photo by Captain Loyal Auterson, 02SEP2017.
CAF’s mission is normally to restore old combat planes, but on 02SEP2017 they used one of their restored birds to deliver food aid to victims of Hurricane Harvey.
U.S. Army Reserve photo by Captain Loyal Auterson, 02SEP2017.
The U.S. Army Reserve’s Echo Company, 7th Battalion (General Support Aviation Battalion) 158th Aviation Regiment joined with the Commemorative Air Force in loading up an old C-47 cargo plane to bring supplies to people in the Orange area of Texas.
Update: On 21JUL2018, the ‘Bluebonnet Belle’ crashed and burned while taking off from its home port of Burnet, Texas. News reports said nobody was hurt.