“As we were developing our enclosure, we realized there was likely the need to tailor it to military specifications, such as being able to attach it to a gurney and to develop portable vacuum pump. The need to adapt our technology to DoD needs aligned with the SBIR program. Our adaptations have led to a dual-use, civilian and military technology that is even more robust than our original ideation.”-Justin Rice, Olifant Medical
Photo courtesy of Olifant Medical.
On 22JUL2021, the Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program unveiled a medical device designed to prevent people from getting infected with coronavirus.
Buckley Space Force Base, Colorado. U.S. Space Force photo by Senior Airman Danielle McBride, 07JUL2021.
“We are shifting to a mindset of ‘Allied by Design’ as we look at how we acquire future space systems to build out a robust and resilient space architecture. We know our commercial partners are moving at the speed of innovation and by working together through endeavors like our joint ISPD, both nations were able to develop a common set of requirements then seek the most cutting-edge technology from all across the globe.”-Deanna Ryals, U.S. Space and Missile Systems Center
Graphic by Justin Weisbarth.
On 15JUL2021, the Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) on Los Angeles Air Force Base, in California, hosted officials from the United Kingdom (the lead member of the British Empire known as Commonwealth of Nations) for a presentation (called a Space Pitch Day) designed to reinforce the U.K.’s role in the United States Space Force (USSF).
U.S. Space Force photo by Staff Sergeant Luke Kitterman, 15JUL2021.
“…my main role is to identify, establish and enhance partnerships between the U.K. Ministry of Defence and SMC.”-Wing Commander Ian Pamplin, U.K. Royal Air Force
U.S. Space Force photo by Staff Sergeant Luke Kitterman, 15JUL2021.
“The U.S. and the U.K. have collaborated together in multiple capability areas and initiatives. From the International Space Pitch Day held last November to efforts across satellite communication, Space Domain Awareness, and Space Command and Control, we have had some big wins, and I’m confident we have many more to come.”-Lieutenant General John F. Thompson, SMC
U.S. Space Force photo by Van Ha, 08JUL2021.
On 08JUL2021, officials from the Kingdom of the Netherlands also attended a USSF meeting at the SMC. The official press info openly stated that the USSF was part of a NATO plan “…to ensure space superiority.”
“The survival of NATO and the success or failure in combat in a future war in Europe, will largely depend on the success or failure of this command.”-General Mark Milley, U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff (sounding a little paranoid)
In 2018, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO, which has become a global military since the end of the Cold War) announced that it would establish a new headquarters (HQ) in Norfolk, Virginia. On 15JUL2021, NATO declared that HQ fully operational (Full Operational Capability).
U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Video, opening ceremonies where it’s admitted that NATO is more than just a military organization:
Essentially, NATO felt threatened by Russia and decided to create new ‘secondary’ military HQs outside of Europe, far away from Russia. NATO’s Atlantic and European operations can now be directed from Virginia.
In this DoD video it becomes obvious that NATO considers itself a ‘christian’ organization:
In September 2020, NATO announced Initial Operational Capacity for its Norfolk HQ. It is officially known as Joint Force Command (JFC) Norfolk, and is one of three JFCs around the world, it is the only JFC in North America. All the JFCs report to the Supreme Allied Commander Europe in Casteau, Belgium. In other words, a military HQ commanded by officials based in Europe is now located in the United States.
DoD video, U.S. Army General Mark Milley admits the seven-decades old U.S.-NATO alliance is about maintaining global dominance (“established international order”) by the ‘West’ under the guise of preventing a Third World War:
U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer Second Class Joshua M. Tolbert, 23JUN2021.
JFC Norfolk hosts military personnel from 19 ‘allied’ nations and two ‘partner’ nations. In June 2021, NATO’s Theater Component Commanders, and leaders from national headquarters around the Atlantic Rim, converged on JFC Norfolk to discuss ways to coordinate military activities: “The security environment has changed; it is more critical than ever that we, the military leaders within NATO, continue to reinforce our commitment achieving our shared visions. The strength of our nations is inherently linked and the security and stability of the Alliance depends on it.”-Vice Admiral Andrew Lewis, JFC Norfolk (sounding a little paranoid)
USN photo by Petty Officer Second Class Joshua M. Tolbert, 23JUN2021.
Five years old girl from Guatemala found wandering alone along the Tijuana River channel, 07JUN2021.
FLORIDA:
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer Third Class Ryan Estrada.
23JUN2021, U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) captured 11 illegals from Cuba, in their home made corrugated boat.
USCG photo by Chief Petty Officer Charly Tautfest.
14JUN2021, USCG off-loads more than 7-thousand-5-hundred pounds of cocaine at Port Everglades, in Fort Lauderdale.
USCG photo by Petty Officer Second Class Ashley Johnson.
The USCG, and local Florida police, captured 16 illegals from Cuba, 09JUN2021.
USCG photo by Petty Officer Second Class Ashley Johnson.
05JUN2021, USCG captures 21 Haitians and one Colombian. 20 of the illegals from Haiti were sent back home on 10JUN2021.
USCG photo.
USCG chases a boat filled with a dozen illegals from Cuba, 03JUN2021. USCG reports they captured so many Cubans that week that on 08JUN2021 they sent home 82 of them.
U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class Thomas Sjoberg.
On 19MAY2021, packages of cocaine began washing up on the beach of Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The illegal drug was found by the Station’s wildlife manager while conducting a sea turtle nesting survey.
USAF photo by Airman First Class Thomas Sjoberg.
The origin of the nearly 30 kilograms of cocaine is still being investigated.
On 25JUN2021, the USCG/Caribbean Border Interagency Group sent back home 38 illegals from Dominican Republic. They built themselves a homemade boat, but were captured on 24JUN2021.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has been busy building new fire/emergency response buildings, not in the United States, in the European(?) country of Armenia.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo.
U.S. taxpayers are unknowingly funding (through the United States European Command) the construction of three fire and rescue station projects in Armenia’s Shirak Province. Officially it is because the U.S. European Command is expecting an increase in major natural disasters. However, it was admitted that the fire station in Gyumri, considered the busiest in Armenia, was in desperate need of replacement due to neglect by the local and national governments. U.S. taxpayers are replacing the old station in Gyumri with two new state-of-the-art stations by the end of 2021.
USACE photo.
A third emergency response station will be completed in 2022, in the small city of Ashotsk.
It should be noted that Armenia is geographically on the Western edge of the Asian continent, yet U.S./NATO considers Armenia to be ‘geo-politically’ European, hence why U.S. European Command has jurisdiction.
Incomplete list of links to industry news reports, as of 03 June 2021, which prove the Artificial Intelligence (A-I) driven (yet pandemic-panic-attack blamed) supply shortage is all about money:
U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Corporal Scott Jenkins.
In May, the U.S. Marine Corps conducted a record 18 vehicle convoy, approximately 5-thousand miles from North Carolina to California, and then back to North Carolina.
USMC photo by Lance Corporal Scott Jenkins.
The four weeks long drive tested the ability to control a large movement of trucks using High Frequency (HF) beyond line-of-sight highly secure radio communications. HF radios are old tech, but turns out they might provide more radio security now that most ‘enemies’ are using the latest satellite communications and other radio technologies. Also, it seems HF can handle more data.
USMC photo by Lance Corporal Scott Jenkins.
“This mission has run smoothly due to the detailed preparation effort, and competency of the team on the road. All issues encountered have been solvable….”-Captain Adam Devine, 2nd Transportation Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group
Interim director of Army Medical Logistics Command’s Medical Maintenance Policies and Analysis directorate, during a discussion at a healthcare technology management workshop, at Fort Detrick, Maryland. Photo by C.J. Lovelace.
U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command conducts first ever healthcare tech workshop. The U.S. Army says the pandemic-panic-attack revealed a problem with current medical providers, including the U.S. military, in having enough workers on hand to handle a pandemic.
U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sergeant Kentavist P. Brackin.
In the name of logistics (calling it the Aerial Port of the Future) the U.S. Air Force has created an Android based system which can monitor the location and activities of personnel involved with flightline activities, in real time.
USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Kentavist P. Brackin.
In Michigan, the USAF recently tested the Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK) and Android Team Logistics Awareness Switch (ATLAS), during Mobility Guardian 2021.
ARIZONA: Arizona National Guard video, by Specialist Thurman Snyder, of state militia food operations due to pandemic/private sector logistics failure, at Nogales warehouse, 01JUN2021:
Now, also realize that people around the world are being given CoViD vaccines that were developed in a little more than half-a-year’s time, not even fully tested for official approval, only authorized for “emergency use”! The latest Malaria vaccines took years to develop (including a new U.S. Army vax that has already been issued to 5-hundred people since 2020), the most recent new Malaria vaccine took 37 years to develop!
U.S. Army doctors assist doctors in Burkina Faso in conducting Malaria testing, February 2019. Photo by Sergeant First Class Caleb Barrieau.
Until the 2020 Malaria vaccine approvals, people had to take pills on a daily basis to prevent/treat Malaria. Why is the news media so hyped-up about people getting a CoViD vax that has not been fully tested or officially approved, and yet has said nothing about the 400-plus-million people who die every year from Malaria? Is it because about 90% of Malaria cases still happen in African countries?
U.S. Army video from October 2011, Malaria is the top killer of people living on the African continent:
U.S. military delivering drugs to the Nangarhar Malaria Control Center in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, June 2010. Photo by U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant John Barton.
U.S. Army Medical Research Unit-Kenya trains Kenyans in how to detect the Malaria parasite, November 2009. Photo by U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Robert Gallagher.
U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer Second Class Marianne Guemo.
The USS Sioux City (LCS 11, home port Naval Station Mayport), along with U.S. Coast Guard anti-drug personnel, captured more than $24-million worth of cocaine in just two days, towards the end of April!
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U.S. Coast Guard photo.
U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) captured a boat from Cuba with 22 illegals heading to Florida, 14MAY2021. The USCG was tipped-off by the Cuban Coast Guard.
An ‘undocumented non-citizen’ loads onto a Border Patrol truck after being captured near Marfa, 06MAY2021. He was part of a group of at least five men who said they were waiting for a smuggler (coyote) to pick them up.
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CBP video, by Michael Battise, of operations inside the ‘temporary’ non-citizen processing center at Donna, 04MAY2021:
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VERMONT: Vermont National Guard Counterdrug Task Force reports helping Bennington Police capture $300-thousand worth of illegal drugs! The authorities were tipped-off by a concerned resident.