NATO members Canada, France, Italy, Lithuania and the United States are testing energy saving tech at this year’s Smart Energy Training and Assessment Camp. It includes LED lighting, energy metering, atmospheric water generation, and various sizes of portable solar arrays.
Puerto Rico Air National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Caycee Watson, 30JAN2020.
Puerto Rico Air National Guard personnel with the 156th Medical Group, inspect toilets and hand washing facilities at an earthquake response ‘base camp’ in Guayanilla, 30JAN2020.
Not reported by the ‘main stream”, on 24JAN2020 the U.S. Army’s Charlie Company, 2-104th General Support Aviation Battalion, 28th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade, deployed in response to a disaster in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Video, UH-60 Black Hawks deploys:
The casualties were transported to a medical facility at Fort Indiantown Gap, in UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.
Don’t worry, it was just another in the growing number of disaster training operations by the U.S. military. Blood provided by Field of Screams Haunted Houses of Pennsylvania.
Folsom Dam Raise Project groundbreaking, at the Folsom Point Boat Launch near Dike 8, 21JAN2020. In a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers directed project the Folsom Dam is going to be raised as part of a plan to both increase water storage and prevent future flooding.
Washington National Guard’s Homeland Response Force toured the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Western Regional Center in Seattle: “The information provided by these resources is critical to anticipating weather’s effects on hazardous material incidents and our response operations during an incident.”-Sergeant First Class James Peters
Washington National Guard also showed-off its disaster response communications equipment, along with AT&T’s First Net.
Incomplete (tip-o-the iceberg) list of main-stream-news links about global immigrant/border operations affecting the United States taxpayers, days of 19 to 25 of Gregorian January 2020.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Air and Marine Operations partners with Miami-Dade Police Department for security ops for Super Bowl LIV in Miami, Florida.
Between July and September 2019 the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, NASA, and other federal agencies, conducted studies of pyrocumulonimbus (PyroCbs) clouds. The PyroCbs (pyro means fire) are formed by intense wildfires, NASA calls them “the fire-breathing dragon of clouds.”
PyroCbs were first identified in the late 1990s, while scientists were trying to find out what was causing clouds in the upper atmosphere when the ‘natural’ weather conditions weren’t correct for such formations and there was no volcanic activity. Since then studies show such dragon clouds can pump as much particulates into the upper atmosphere as a volcano: “They act as giant chimneys, transporting smoke from the ground to high altitudes. Intense PyroCbs can inject smoke into the lower stratosphere, where it can persist for weeks or months.”-Dave Peterson, Naval Research Laboratory, one of the first meteorologists to notice the PryoCbs phenomenon in the late 1990s
The data collected from the 2019 FIREX-AQ missions is now being studied to see how cloud water droplets and ice particles change in the presence of smoke.
On 12JAN202, the USAF at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, evacuated personnel on at least five C-130 aircraft due to an impending storm. The operation is known as a Weather Evacuation (WX Evac).
Incomplete (tip-o-the iceberg) list of main-stream-news links about global immigrant/border operations affecting the United States taxpayers, third week of Gregorian January 2020.
124 illegals were flown from Tucson to Guadalajara, Mexico, as part of the Interior Repatriation Initiative (IRI). The first such IRI deportation for 2020.
City of Adelanto, already home to a GEO run massive fortress-like immigrant prison called Adelanto Dentention Facility West, will see ICE processing center expanded
Next door to Adelanto is Victorville, with its massive fortress-like federal prison called FCI Victorville Medium 1
Puerto Rico has deployed more than 650 of its own National Guard personnel, in response to the ongoing earthquakes, building tent cities that can house thousands of survivors.
Tent cities have been established in the municipalities of Yauco, Ponce, Peñuelas, Guanica and Guayanilla. Each can provide shelter for up to 1-thousand-5-hundred people, with showers, toilets and laundry facilities.