Incomplete list of photos and videos of the latest U.S. military operations inside private sector hospitals, under the guise of fighting the Pandemic (so called Whole-of-Government Covid Response, run by U.S. Army Northern Command, beginning on August 2021), as of 08January 2022:
07JAN2022, AZ Family report says Arizona‘s Pandemic ‘senior adviser’ wants to militarize hospitals:
Photo via FEMA/DLA, 07JAN2022.
The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency opened a FEMA ordered federal ‘surge’ testing center in southwest Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 07JAN2022.
06JAN2022, WMGT report on militarization of hospitals in Georgia:
U.S. Army video by Specialist Richard Barnes, showing U.S. Air Force medics operating inside Yuma Medical Center and the Yuma Monoclonal antibodies clinic, in Arizona, 06JAN2022:
U.S. Defense Logistics Agency photo by Shannon Mormon, 06JAN2022.
In-processing of Ohio National Guard personnel, for duty in hospitals across the state, continued on 06JAN2022 at the U.S. Defense Supply Center in Columbus.
Ohio’s governor, and his wife, observe the in-processing of thousands of Guard personnel at the U.S. Defense Supply Center in Columbus. U.S. Defense Logistics Agency photo by Shannon Mormon, 06JAN2022.
It was in mid-December that the gov’na of Ohio ordered 2-thousand-3-hundred National Guard to report for hospital duty!
06JAN2022, KPBS report on militarization of San Juan Regional Medical Center in New Mexico:
Louisiana National Guard photo by Staff Sergeant David Kirtland, 05JAN2022, New Orleans, Louisiana.
The Louisiana National Guard is still conducting drive-thru testing in the Mahalia Jackson Center in New Orleans.
New Jersey National Guard photo by Staff Sergeant Jorge Morales, 05JAN2022, Sea Girt, New Jersey.
On 05JAN2022, additional New Jersey Air and Army National Guard personnel began reporting for the ongoing Task Force Covid Guardian. The gov’na of New Jersey announced the expansion of Task Force Covid Guardian a day after the above photo was taken.
U.S. Army photo by Sergeant Kaden D. Pitt, 05JAN2022, Elliot Hospital in Manchester, New Hampshire.
On 05JAN2022, the U.S. Air Force (USAF) deployed medics to Elliot Hospital in New Hampshire. Video, by U.S. Army (USA) Sergeant Kaden D. Pitt, of USAF medics getting familiar with operations at Elliot Hospital:
Maryland National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Chris Schepers, 04JAN2022, governor’s meeting about Pandemic operations.
04JAN2022, WTHR gives update on militarization of IU Health and Riley Children’s hospitals in Indiana:
USA Specialist Raekwon Jenkins video interviews with USAF medics working on Mercy Health Mercy Campus in Muskegon, Michigan, 04JAN2022:
Connecticut National Guard photo by Second Lieutenant Steven Tucker, 04JAN2022, Hartford, Connecticut.
As of 04JAN2022, the Connecticut National Guard was still operating mass-testing sites for the Pandemic.
Video by USA Specialist Logan Ludwig, showing U.S. military personnel working in Bellin Hospital in Green Bay, Wisconsin, 04JAN2022:
Puerto Rico National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Tomas Ramirez, 04JAN2022, Caguas, Puerto Rico.
Operation Continue Safe is Puerto Rico‘s drive-thru Pandemic testing operation, conducted by the National Guard.
Amazingly, on 03JAN2022 the state of Oregon began reducing the number of National Guard medics working in private sector hospitals. The state-ordered hospital militarization operation is called Joint Task Force Reassurance, and between August and the end of December 2021 more than 1-thousand-5-hundred Guard personnel were deployed, many with short notice creating a burden for their civilian employers.
Connecticut National Guard video, by Timothy Koster, showing the distribution of taxpayer funded at-home Pandemic test kits, 03JAN2022, in North Haven:
USA video by Specialist Ashleigh Maxwell, showing USAF medics working in WellSpan York Hospital, Pennsylvania, 03JAN2022:
USA photo by Sergeant Andre Taylor, 02JAN2022, Commonwealth Health Regional Hospital of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
On 02JAN2022, USAF medics from Mississippi began reporting for duty at Commonwealth Health Regional Hospital of Scranton, in Pennsylvania.
Is this about lack of staffing at private sector hospitals, is it about private sector hospitals getting free (taxpayer funded) medical help, is it the failure of ‘Obamacare’/ACA healthcare, or is there some other ulterior reason?
Since before the Pandemic started I had been reporting on trends and failures in the war against influenza. I’ve also reported on connections between coronavirus and influenza, as well as the very strong possibility that many Pandemic cases are actually misdiagnosed flu cases!
Incomplete list of videos and links to global main-stream reports about what is now being called ‘flu-rona’:
“The accelerating emergence of human coronaviruses throughout the past two decades and the rise of SARS-CoV-2 variants, including most recently Omicron, underscore the continued need for next-generation preemptive vaccines that confer broad protection against coronavirus diseases. Our strategy has been to develop a ‘pan-coronavirus’ vaccine technology that could potentially offer safe, effective and durable protection against multiple coronavirus strains and species.”-Doctor Kayvon Modjarrad, Director of the Emerging Infectious Diseases Branch at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
But it turns out that the U.S. Army doctors also developed a second vaccine, a SARS-CoV-2 Spike Receptor-Binding Domain Ferritin Nanoparticle (aka RFN) vaccine, which targets a smaller part of the coronavirus Spike protein than the SpFN vaccine: “The RFN vaccine candidate is more compact and has some natural advantages as we try to increase the immune response against multiple coronaviruses using a single vaccine platform, so it is still under consideration as part of our pan-coronavirus vaccine development pipeline.”-Dr. Gordon Joyce, co-creator of the RFN vaccine
The doctors at WRAIR admitted they saw this pandemic coming, what they call ‘pan-SARS’ or ‘pan-coronavirus’, and that they knew it would be never ending: “The threat from COVID-19 continues as it evolves, and eventually there will be other emerging disease threats. Our investment in developing a next generation vaccine is an important step towards getting ahead of COVID-19 and future disease threats.”-Dr. Nelson Michael, Director of the Center for Infectious Diseases Research at WRAIR
WRAIR graphic by Christopher Nititham.
In September 2021, WRAIR issued a graphic indicating that SARS-Coronavirus was a “military relevant” disease.
Here is a list of links to the most recent SpFN studies:
The Rheinland-Pfalz Impfbus (immunization bus) at U.S. Army Rhine Ordnance Barracks 10DEC2021. Photo by Gina Hutchins-Inman.
On 10DEC2021, the State of Rhienland-Pfalz sent their Impfbus (immunization bus) to the U.S. Army’s Rhine Ordnance Barracks, despite the fact that the Barracks has a 96% vaccination rate: “I really appreciate the German Red Cross and the 21st TSC [Theater Sustainment Command] helping us with this second iteration of the corona vaccination. The garrison has a 96% vaccination rate including service members.”-Daniel Nagel, Garrison Works Council Chairman
U.S. Army photo by Eleanor Prohaska.
On 08DEC2021, U.S. Army and Air Force medical personnel conducted a Booster Rodeo in the city of Kaiserslautern. The so called Victory Medics helped spend U.S. funding to vaccinate approximately 1-thousand-6-hundred people! On top of that, Lieutenant Colonel William Murray reports that the U.S. Army’s Landstuhl Regional Medical Center is vaccinating as many as 1260 people per day!
U.S. Army photo by Corporal Froylan Grimaldo, 13DEC2021.
U.S. Army medics are working in Beaumont Hospital, Dearborn.
The U.S. Army’s Detroit Arsenal began Rapid CoViD-19 Testing on 10DEC2021.
U.S. Army photo by Specialist Ty Baggerly, 09DEC2021.
FEMA deployed the U.S. Army’s 214th Medical Detachment (based on Fort Bliss, Texas) to Covenant Healthcare in Saginaw.
U.S. Army photo by Specialist Ty Baggerly, 06DEC2021.
U.S. Army medics are working at Spectrum Health Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapids.
Minnesota:
U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Michael H. Lehman, 07DEC2021.
U.S. Air Force medics are working at Hennepin Healthcare, in Minneapolis.
U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Michael H. Lehman, 27NOV2021.
U.S. Air Force medics (wearing non-protective surgical masks, meaning not N95 masks, see more below under New Mexico) arrive at CentraCare St. Cloud Hospital, in Saint Cloud.
Montana:
U.S. Army photo by Sergeant Andre Taylor, 09DEC2021.
U.S. Air Force medics working at Benefis Health System in Great Falls.
U.S. Army photo by Sergeant Andre Taylor, 06DEC2021.
U.S. Navy medics are also deployed to the Billings Clinic Hospital, in Billings.
Montana National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Michael Touchette.
National Guard/U.S. Army Dual Status Commander inspects Providence Saint Patrick’s Hospital in Missoula , 02DEC2021.
New Jersey: On 09DEC2021, the new(?) Burlington County COVID-19 Vaccine Mega-Site was opened, being operated by New Jersey Army National Guard, U.S. Army and Burlington County. Interestingly the military press release states it is a “newly opened” facility, while Burlington County’s website says it is a “reopened” facility. Notice in the photo above that in the widow they’ve posted the phrase “here for good”!
New Mexico:
U.S. Army photo by Specialist Nicholas Goodman, 14DEC2021.
U.S. Navy medical personnel from San Diego, California, are working at San Juan Regional Medical Center in Farmington.
U.S. Army photo by Specialist Nicholas Goodman, 09DEC2021.
An Afghan child refugee gets vaccinated at the Brooke Army Medical Center COVID-19 Vaccine Site, on 03DEC2021, three days before the site was shut down due to lack of demand! U.S. Army photo by Jason W. Edwards.
Despite government/news media ramping up fear mongering over Omicron, on Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston Brooke Army Medical Center switched to vaccinations by appointment only on 06DEC2021. Hospital administrators admitted that the reason for ending the mass-vax operation was due to lack of demand by military personnel, despite being mandated to get the shot!
Also on Joint Base San Antonio, the U.S. Air Force not only ordered the return of mask wearing, but inadvertently revealed that mask wearing is now permanent by issuing guidelines on which color mask to wear with which uniform!
Utah:
U.S. Army photo by Specialist Richard Barnes, 03DEC2021.
The Utah Air National Guard has taken over monoclonal antibody infusions at a Utah Department of Health site in Saint George. Previously, the U.S. Air Force was administering the monoclonal treatments.
Virginia:
U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Corporal Jessica J. Mazzamuto, 09DEC2021.
U.S. Marine Corps Base Quantico continues vaccinating Afghan child refugees.
Washington:
Photo by Sergeant Yesenia Barajas.
On 21NOV2021, the U.S. Navy’s Surgeon General, and other Navy officials, inspected Confluence Health’s Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee. Navy medical personnel from Florida and Virginia are working in the hospital.
Wisconsin:
U.S. Army photo by Private First Class Caitlin Wilkins.
An Afghan child refugee gets a Pandemic shot on Fort McCoy, 08DEC2021.
Omicron is more infectious than Delta, but at this point the data shows it is in no way more deadly than Delta! What seems to be the biggest impact of continued news media/government fear mongering over the Pandemic, is economic, and apparently that is the true motive.
Once again, the folks with Zhang Lab, working with the University of California San Diego (UCSD), are pushing the boundaries of still experimental mRNA vaccines.
The new research also proves that current mRNA Pandemic vaccines don’t work for most people, because most people’s (healthy people’s) endosomal membranes block the still officially experimental vaccines, not allowing ‘endosomal escape‘ to take place.
This claims to show how new mRNA vaccine would use a Trojan Horse Flu virus to trick your cells into letting it in.
It is hoped that by using the Trojan Horse Flu virus ‘shell’ that people could be given smaller doses of mRNA vaccine, and possibly reduce the amount of adverse effects. Influenza has a special protein that tricks your cell’s endosomal membrane into letting it come on in and ‘party’ (this is why flu is so infectious), the process of a vaccine connecting with your cell’s membrane and releasing its content into your cell is called endosomal escape.
I recently got a notice from the car insurance company I use (which is the cheapest I could find) and it stated that my eleven years old used car (I’m the second owner) is now “undervalued” and to meet its new valuation would require an increase to my insurance rate.
I have not been able to afford a new car since 1990, not just because of my income, but because of outrageous insurance rates for new vehicles (Anybody in the U.S. as old as me should remember when industry and government officials promised that making vehicle insurance mandatory would make it cheaper!). The news media wants you to believe that used vehicle prices are skyrocketing because of Pandemic shortages affecting the new vehicle manufacturers, my research shows used car prices started going up years before the Pandemic hit, and insurance rates are more about the switch to artificial intelligence than consumer ‘demand’.
An article published today, by The New Yorker, refers to insurance company Hagerty as reporting that second-hand pickup truck prices have gone up by 50% over the last four years. This is partly because people in the United States can actually make money ‘flipping’ a used pickup truck. Another reason is that old pickup trucks are seen as being easier for the owner to work on, compared to new vehicles which almost require you to take them to an expensive mechanic (some countries, like Germany, made it illegal for you to work on your own vehicle, unless you become a government licensed mechanic with a government inspected shop). This might seem logical for people with limited money who can’t afford to pay a mechanic, but the article makes an ironic point by blaming high-paid computer savvy tech workers for driving the demand for used pickups precisely because they don’t like the new computerized pickups!
In the United Kingdom, a recent article somehow connects the rising number of used car purchases to the rising number of accidents, at least that’s what one insurance company is claiming in order to justify jacking-up insurance rates. What the U.K.’s biggest vehicle insurance company claims is that when a used car gets into an accident it is most likely written-off, or what we call in the U.S. being totaled, due to the cost of repairs exceeding the value of the vehicle. Apparently a vehicle write-off is more expensive in the U.K. than in the U.S.? The insurance company also states that they’ve gone ahead and repaired some crashed vehicles, rather than write them off, because it was actually cheaper to do so. However, the Association of British Insurers claims that overall vehicle insurance rates have actually gone down precisely because there are fewer people driving due to Pandemic lockdowns!
Court cases and scientific data are creating confusion as to what the federal Pandemic mandates are, or should be:
ARKANSAS: State operated hospital reveals that Biden is forcing hospitals to impose their own vaccine mandate by threat of losing Medicare/Medicaid funding:
As OSHA temporarily suspends Biden’s Pandemic mandates, a global hotel chain reports that Pandemic mandates are not only killing their California business, but chasing away California employees:
NEW HAMPSHIRE: Federal Pandemic mandates create employee shortages in local hospitals/nursing homes:
NEW YORK: State Department of Health halts religious exemptions from Pandemic mandates, not getting vaccinated disqualifies you from unemployment assistance if you are ‘let go’ from your job, is creating healthcare worker shortage:
It is called Dual Status Commander (DSC), it is a relatively new position that gives a commanding officer control of both federal military forces and state National Guard! At the ‘official’ beginning of the Pandemic in the United States, March 2020, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) had already appointed (Officially ‘at the request of state governors’.) multiple DSCs with several states. The most recent DSC appointment was in Idaho.
The DSC position combines Title 32 and Title 10 operations under one commander (What is Title 32 and Title 10?). DSCs are Brigadier Generals or Colonels, and in most cases hold the office of a National Guard adjutant general.
The DoD has been toying with the idea of a DSC for more than a couple of decades. I know from my own experience that the federales have been slowly reigning in state controlled National Guard since the 1990s.
In 2003, the retiring Judge Advocate for the Idaho Army National Guard gave his last yearly legal briefing by explaining how state governors had been ‘bribed’ with “briefcases full of money” to sign over their right of control of their National Guard to the office of the President of the United States. He stated that this ‘bribery’ began under the presidency of William Clinton. The rationalization was that the DoD planners were expecting significant events (aka “no-notice events”) to occur which would require rapid mobilization of Guard units, and the old system of having the President go through each state governor was too slow. In exchange for pre-authorizing federal mobilization of Guard personnel, the DoD would give a compliant state the latest and greatest military gear plus extra federal funding! So called ‘red conservative’ Idaho was one of the first states to sign-on.
Title 32 itself allows for a ‘cross over’ of state National Guard commanders and federal officers, with the consent of both the President and the relative state’s Governor. Until 2011 this was only for what was called National Special Security Events. The 2011 National Defense Authorization Act expanded the use of DSC to natural disasters.
During the 2017 Hurricane season, 25 DSCs were appointed, but only three employed Title 10 (federally activated) units. The military think tank Rand Corporation studied the use of DSCs during the response to Hurricane Maria. Essentially you can determine the true mission orientation of a military response by who has been made DSC, and by the size and configuration of the Headquarters unit. The Achilles Heel of DSC controlled operations was revealed in the form of massive reliance on liaisons between all units involved in the disaster response. It turned out that during the response to Hurricane Maria that “demand for liaisons…exceeded the deployed capacity of the DCO/E [Defense Coordinating Officer and Element] and JFLCC [Joint Force Land Component Commander]“. Another failing of the Hurricane Maria response is that the DSC was not given control of Title 10 units, essentially because it was believed that the DSC would not be able to adequately exercise C2 (Command and Control) over Title 10 units.
Rand Corporation pointed out that a major problem with using the DSC option during natural disasters was Command and Control (aka C2) of both Title 32 and Title 10 units. The review also discovered “potential gaps” in Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) training, contributing to “obvious gaps in providing the right information to individuals” creating a “knowledge erosion” during the Hurricane Maria response. The recommendations included increased use of smartphones for fast dissemination of information, and to make the DSCA beast larger through increased staffing and additional training events.
The Rand report also reviewed news media coverage of the Hurricane Maria response. They took reporting data from two rival national level news sources; CNN and Fox News. While CNN issued more reports than Fox, the trend lines were complimentary, both rising days before the expected Hurricane strike, peaking during landfall and a few days afterwards, but then drastically declining from then on. Rand also concluded that the best ‘bang for their buck’ that the military got for its Hurricane Maria response was with local Puerto Rican news media. I can attest to this having been a TV News Producer from 1993 to 2001, working in television markets that had large pro-military audiences, and because I was a member of the California Army National Guard and then later the Idaho Army National Guard. My 6pm and 10pm news casts, at all three stations I worked at in my short career, became number one rated precisely because I understood the military and ‘the locals’ (believe it or not that was one major reason why I got into TV news producing), and could present news regarding the military in a way the locals/taxpayers could understand (My career ended due to political differences between me and the new owner of the TV station I worked at, after Al Gore conceded the election to George W. Bush. I told the new owner that “All politicians are suspect, it doesn’t mater which political party they belong to.” It turns out he didn’t like that philosophy.). Anyway, the Rand study also pointed out that more than half of national respondents to surveys stated the government wasn’t doing enough, I noticed this coincides with the decreased reporting of the national level news broadcasters (In the minds of national level TV viewers decreased news reports of a national ongoing event means nothing is being done.). I was covering the Hurricane Maria response on BlindBatNews and it was a massive effort (You can review the reports starting with Maria:ARMY RESERVE RESPONDE AL LLAMADO DE AYUDA EN PUERTO RICO!). It was also one of the first involving the use of a DSC. The Rand review implied that the military needs to be more involved with getting, and controlling, the national level news media during DSCA events.
Think about what the Rand report concluded and how the military is now using DSCs in a nationwide response to the so called Pandemic.
21APR2020, Colorado Air National Guard medics exit a decontamination tent after testing Adams County nursing home residents for CoViD-19. Colorado Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sergeant John Rohrer.