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Weapon I-D: The Happy MiniGunner

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XM196 and M134 (U.S. Army), GAU-2 and GAU-17 (U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy), all General Electric/Dillion Aero/Garwood Industries 7.62mm x 51mm (7.62-NATO, 308 Winchester) miniguns. Minigun pods M18 for U.S. Army(USA), and SUU-11 for U.S. Air Force(USAF), are essentially the same.

In 1964, the USAF units in Viet Nam began experimenting with C-47 Dakotas, arming them with machine guns firing out the side of the fuselage.

This was due to successful state-side testing of a C-131 gunship. Originally, single barreled Browning machine guns were tried but quickly abandoned in favor of the minigun.

Each AC-47D Spooky unit experimented with their own mounting systems for the SUU-11 gun pods, eventually a standardized system combining SUU-11s with MXU-470 ammo-drums was settled on.

A prototype A-37 Dragonfly (YAT-37D) firing its GAU-2 minigun.

A production A-37 Dragonfly.

Silent U.S. Army film by last name Sandri, 17th Air Cav minigun armed OH-6A Cayuse (the OH-58A Kiowa could also be armed with similarly mounted minigun), somewhere in Viet Nam, January 1967. The side mounted minigun itself could be elevated and slightly traversed by the pilot:

U.S. Air Force photo.

In September 1967, the first AC-130A gunship was sent to Nha Trang Air Base in Viet Nam. Most ‘official’ sources say it had two miniguns, but this photo clearly shows four miniguns, two above the forward wheel-well sponson, and two above the rear mounted 20mm Vulcans.

Silent U.S. Army film by last name Lambert, AH-1G Cobra gets its chin mounted minigun, as well as wing mounted M18 gun pods, loaded for Operation Delaware, Viet Nam, May 1968:

U.S. Army silent film by last name Hansen, 10OCT1968, Air Cushion Vehicle (ACV) minigunner, Mekong delta area of Viet Nam:

Another silent U.S. Army film by last name Hansen, ACV armed with minigun on search & destroy mission. Most Army operated ACVs did not have miniguns, having a second M2 .50-cal mounted where the minigun is mounted on this ACV (Navy ACVs had a single gun position on the roof, while Army ACVs had two gun positions on the roof):

Photo via Dick Detra.

UH-1C Huey ‘Satisfaction’ (66-15179) stationed on Dau Tieng and LZ Sally, Viet Nam, from April 1967 through June 1968, and armed with dual miniguns.

Bell Helicopter photo.

M134 mounted on Huey. The gun could be remotely aimed by the pilot/gunner. When mounted on the opposite side of the helicopter the ammo feed chute was strung over the top of the M134.

General Electric photo.

Huey armed with two door/pintle mounted miniguns.

Bell Helicopter photo.

Royal Australian Air Force 9 Squadron UH-1H Bushranger over Viet Nam. Notice the M134 is mounted forward of the the rocket launcher.

Photo via Australian War Memorial.

A better view of the Bushranger gunship set-up.

U.S. Marine Corps photo.

In 1969, while waiting for their AH-1J Cobras, the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) got some AH-1Gs. This one is still waiting for its chin turret guns, but does have the M18 minigun pod.

USAF photo.

In 1969, as a stop-gap while waiting for C-130 Hercules to be converted to the new AC-130A Specter, the USAF converted C-119 Boxcars to AC-119G Shadows and AC-119K Stingers.

USAF photo.

The four miniguns, mounted using the SUU-11/MXU-470 system, were located above and in between the forward and rear 20mm Vulcans.

U.S Army silent film by last name Lambert, AH-1G gets ammo-upload August 1969, Viet Nam. In contrast to the AH-1G in the film from 1968, this Cobra has the chin mounted 40mm grenade launcher as well as chin mounted minigun, and M18 minigun pods:

U.S. Air Force photo.

Photo dated March 1970, A-1H Skyraider nicknamed Bubbles’n Bust, no location given. It carries two external fuel tanks and a single SUU-11 minigun pod.

USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Andy Sarakon.

USAF HC-130P refueling a HH-3 Jolly Green Giant, and a HH-53 Super Jolly Green Giant, over Viet Nam, 16JUN1970. Both rescue helicopters could carry window and ramp mounted miniguns.

USAF photo.

1970, a South Viet Nam Air Force (VNAF) UH-1D with door mounted minigun.

USAF photo.

Late 1970s, a USAF Opposition Forces minigun armed UH-1N over Hurlburt Field, Florida.

USMC photo by Sergeant Bennett.

USMC GAU-2 minigun (notice the muzzle brakes on the barrels), Camp Pendleton, California, February 1981.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Carl Hawkins.

USAF pilot checks the nose mounted GAU-2 minigun on this A-37 Dragonfly during wargame Team Spirit 1985, in Republic of Korea. There is a red dust cover over the gun barrel port.

USAF photo by Dennis Carlson.

Kirkland Air Force Base (AFB) in New Mexico, Airman Vanessa Dobos is a happy minigunner, she became the first female minigunner for the USAF, in August 2002.

Canadian Forces photo by Master Corporal Robert Bottril.

Dillon Aero 7.62mm M134 Minigun mounted on a Canadian CH-146 Griffon (modified Bell 412), 13FEB2009, Kandahar, Afghanistan.

Canadian Forces photo by Master Corporal Robert Bottrill.

Canadian Forces pepper a target-range with their new Dillon Aero 7.62mm M134 Minigun, 13FEB2009, Kandahar, Afghanistan.

USMC photo by Corporal Ryan Rholes.

USMC ‘higher-ups’ check out a USA CH-47 armed with a window mounted M134 minigun, Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, June 2010.

USMC photo by Corporal Ryan Rholes.

GAU-17 armed UH-1Y Venom somewhere in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, September 2010.

U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer First Class Dustin Q. Diaz.

Minigun on a patrol boat during the U.S. Navy’s (USN) Riverine Crewman Course on Cape Fear River, North Carolina, September 2013.

New York Army National Guard video, by Sergeant Harley Jelis, minigun used on United Kingdom Royal Navy ship (Royal Fleet Auxiliary Cardigan Bay) somewhere in the Persian Gulf, June 2014:

Video by Lance Corporal Christopher D. Thompson, USMC minigun live-fire training near Yuma, Arizona, 01APR2016:

USMC photo by Lance Corporal Frank Cordoba.

Even robots are happy minigunners, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, June 2016.

USMC photo by Sergeant Royce Dorman.

Future happy minigunners, onboard USS Anchorage during Seattle Seafair, Washington, August 2017.

Alaska Air National Guard photo by Alejandro Peña.

Alaska Air National Guard HH-60G with GAU-2 minigun, March 2019.

Alaska Air National Guard photo by Alejandro Peña.

Alaska Air National Guard HH-60G Pave Hawk armed with two GAU-2 miniguns, March 2019.

Alaska Air National Guard photo by Alejandro Peña.

GAU-2 barrel spin check, March 2019.

Weapon I-D, 2019: GERMANY FINALLY ADOPTS THE MINIGUN!

USMC photo by Corporal Eric Tso.

The MV-22B Osprey uses a remote controlled GAU-17 minigun, protruding from its belly, Oahu, Hawaii, April 2020.

USMC photo by Corporal Matthew Kirk.

The R/C GAU-17 gunner uses a video game controller to aim and fire the weapon.

USMC photo by Corporal Matthew Kirk.

USMC video by Corporal Matthew Kirk, GAU-17 remote operated minigun onboard MV-22B Osprey, April 2020:

U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Hayden Legg.

USAF’s new HH-60W Jolly Green Giant-2, which can carry .50-cals or miniguns in its currently vacant pintle mounts, November 2020.

USN photo by Michael Williams.

March 2021, a happy Swedish special forces soldier fires the minigun during USN special ops training on Stennis Space Center, Mississippi.

Heritage Flight’s O-2 Skymaster with rocket pods and SUU-11 gun pods.

Weapon I-D: DOOR GUNNER .50 CAL

Technology

Robot Wars: Beware the Zombie Kiowa!

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In the past several years, versions of the OH-58 Kiowa have been retired from U.S. Army (USA) service.

U.S. Navy photo.

The U.S. Navy plans on retiring their aged fleet of TH-57 Sea Rangers (Kiowas and Sea Rangers both based on the Bell 206 JetRanger) next year, but it turns out that since at least 2013 the U.S. Navy (USN) has been using a zombified (robot) version of the Kiowa/Sea Ranger looking Bell 407, called MQ-8C Fire Scout (not to be confused with the MQ-8B, also called Fire Scout).

Northrop-Grumman-Bell photo.

In September 2010, Northrop-Grumman-Bell(Textron) completed the Fire-X electrical systems power-on sequence at the Xworx conversion operations in Fort Worth, Texas.

Northrop-Grumman-Bell photo.

Originally called Fire-X by Northrop-Grumman-Bell, in December 2010 it flew over Yuma Army Proving Grounds (YAPG, sometimes YPG), in Arizona.

Northrop-Grumman-Bell photo.

In 2012 the USN decided to buy it, and towards the end of 2013 the $262.3-million robot helicopter first took flight as the MQ-8C Fire Scout.

Northrop-Grumman-Bell photo.

In August 2014, the MQ-8C successfully conducted ‘slope landing’ tests on Point Magu, Naval Base Ventura County, California.

Northrop-Grumman-Bell photo.

USN photo by Petty Officer Third Class Zachary S. Eshleman.

In March 2017, the MQ-8C began testing onboard the USS Montgomery (LCS 8), the first time it was tested on a Littoral Combat Ship:

USN photo by Command Master Chief Jacob A. Shafer.

USN photo by Ensign Jalen Robinson.

In June 2018, the USN conducted final Initial Operational Test and Evaluations (IOTE) of the MQ-8C Fire Scout, a year later it was declared ‘mission ready’.

Silent video by Petty Officer First Class Charles White, final IOTE flight around USS Coronado (LCS 4), 28JUN2018:

The mission of the MQ-8C is basically the same as that of the USA’s manned Kiowas; scouting and target identification, with the additional cargo hauling mission.

USN photo by Ensign Alexandra Green.

12APR2021, MQ-8C leaves the USS Jackson (LCS 6).

USN photo Petty Officer Third Class Casey Trietsch.

16APR2021, the MQ-8C Fire Scout was on display at the UxS IBP 21 robot wargame on Naval Base San Diego, California.

USN photo by Petty Officer Second Class Sara Eshleman.

Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron-3, Naval Base San Diego, get introduced to the MQ-8C Fire Scout unmanned helicopter, 29APR2021. Notice this MQ-8C has a different windshield and nose compared to the one seen at UxS IBP 21.

UxS IBP 21 stands for Unmanned Systems (not sure why there is an ‘x’ in the acronym) Integrated Battle Problem 2021. UxS IBP 21 is the first ‘classified’ USN wargame involving robot vehicles and weapons competing against people operated systems, apparently spurred by doubts coming from the U.S. Congress: “With the recent acquisition failures on the last several ship classes, those of us on this committee are skeptical of the Navy’s ability to shepherd this new technology into employable assets that contribute to the lethality of those forces.”-Representative Elaine Luria of Virginia

IBP 21 took place from April 19th to the 26th.

Final Flight:

OH-58D KIOWA WARRIORS

FINAL FLIGHT OF THE FORT POLK KIOWAS

Robot Wars:

JUNK HEAP THAT FLOATS?

Technology

Robot Wars: Junk Heap that floats?

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U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer Second Class Brandon T. Williams-Church, April 2021.

One of the ‘robot’ ships at the U.S. Navy’s UxS IBP 21 looks like something ‘boat people’ from Cuba would make.

USN photo by Petty Officer Second Class Brandon T. Williams-Church.

This floating target is based on the Low-Cost Modular Target (LCMT) system. The LCMT system was designed to replace all previous different towed target systems. At UxS IBP 21 all kinds of radar, sat-com, and other electronics were piled onto the LCMT. The triangular things are radar reflectors designed to mimic a much larger ship.

Perhaps the hi-tech LCMT was the ‘beyond the line of sight’ target sacrificed to a Standard Missile-6 launched by USS John Finn (DDG 113), on 25APR2021: “We are going to do a live-fire offensive exercise. We are going to use the unmanned surface, unmanned air and manned air and surface to provide a targeting solution…. It will be an offensive missile, and we’re going to strike a target well beyond line-of-sight.”-Rear Admiral Jim Aiken, Carrier Strike Group 3

IBP 21 took place from April 19th to the 26th.

Robot Wars: SEAHAWK & SEA HUNTER

Influenza

Vaccine Fail: Pharmacies spoil vaccines, issue fake shots instead? Japan reveals deaths after getting shots!

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Incomplete list of links to reports and studies showing the vaccination campaign is a failure, as of 03MAY2021:

The United Nations’ World Health Organization (WHO) has not approved a single CoViD vaccine! CoViD shots have only been authorized for emergency use under the UN-WHO’s Emergency Use Listing (EUL), which states “The WHO Emergency Use Listing Procedure (EUL) is a risk-based procedure for assessing and listing unlicensed vaccines, therapeutics and in vitro diagnostics with the ultimate aim of expediting the availability of these products to people affected by a public health emergency.”

BRAZIL: Claims the Russian vaccine has active common-cold virus in it!

CANADA: Despite government demands that people get vaccinated, the Canadian Pharmacists Association says that for some reason they are not being supplied with enough vaccines, claiming that “thousands of pharmacies across the country are still waiting to get involved.”

As news media criticizes Canada for lack of vaccines, government health experts to suspend use of J&J vax!

Despite the fact that Canada is having problems issuing vaccines to its own citizens, ‘woke’ health ‘experts’ say Canada isn’t sharing enough vaccines with India!

British Columbia drops minimum age for blood-clot causing AstrZeneca shot to 30.

You now need a vaccine passport to enter Canada.

FRANCE: Glut of vaccine a result of not sending supply where there is demand for it.

GERMANY: New rules will keep unvaccinated people in lockdown slavery, while vaccinated people go free!

U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Milton Hamilton.

For the first time, the U.S. Air Force is vaccinating German employees on Ramstein Air Base, 29APR2021.

ITALY:

U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sergeant K. Tucker Owen.

For the first time, the U.S. Air Force is vaccinating Italian employees on Aviano Air Base, 30APR2021.

JAPAN: Revealed; dozens of cases of severe allergic reactions to CoViD shots, so far 19 people died after getting the vaccine!

Revealed; 14-million doses of CoViD vaccines wasted!

UNITED KINGDOM: Study says just one dose of Pfizer vax will not protect you from new variants.

UNITED STATES: Government data reveals that pharmacies across the United States have wasted almost 200-thousand doses of vaccine, CVS and Walgreens account for most of the wasted shots!

Ignorant Bloomberg writer says the best way to get more people to get vaccinated is to have the government/taxpayers pay pharmacies!

Iowa; The state Department of Public Health refused 71% of federal government issued vaccines, due to the reality that most people refuse to get the “authorized for emergency use only” (not truly approved) shots!

Kansas; At least half of nursing home healthcare workers still refuse to get vaccinated!

Louisiana; The state Department of Health is now begging people to get vaccinated as more than 1-thousand-5-hundred pharmacies are stocked with shots that could end up expiring.

Minnesota;

U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sergeant Mikaley Kline.

U.S. military/FEMA operated mass-vax site (Community Vaccination Center, aka CVC) at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in Saint Paul, 01MAY2021.

Nebraska; Hy-Vee pharmacies have so much vaccine that you don’t need to make an appointment, just walk in.

North Carolina; Walgreens accused of issuing saline shots instead of CoViD vaccines!

Pennsylvania; Despite Erie County pharmacies complaining that not enough people are wanting to get vaccinated (“We began offering the vaccine on Wednesday and we didn’t give a single shot. We did five vaccinations Thursday and none so far Friday.”-Jennifer Barlekoff, Pharmacy Innovations.), weekly infections rates in Erie County have been dropping!

South Carolina;

South Carolina Army National Guard photo by Staff Sergeant Brad Mincey.

South Carolina National Guard conduct mass-vax drive-thru operations in Saluda, 01MAY2021.

Texas; Despite revealing a surplus of vaccines (to be sent to Austin for some reason), the Department of State Health Services is demanding that even more vaccines be ordered!

Washington; Grade schools to be used as mass-vax sites for children!

Washington DC; Not one of the so-called CoViD vaccines in use in the United States have been approved as a vaccine under the USFDA! All the propaganda by government officials and main-stream news media is hyperbole, the USFDA has only “authorized for emergency use only”, which is technically and legally not the same as ‘approving’ as a vaccine, mainly because the ‘experimental medical technologies’ did not go through the more intensive testing required for a true approved vaccine!

Vaccine Fail: OH-CANADA, CONFIRMS DEATH BY VACCINE! REVEALED; CHINESE VACCINES DISABLE & KILL! HERD IMMUNITY FAILS INDIA!

Biden’s Borderland: MORE BOAT-PEOPLE, MORE DRUGS, AND THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE?

Technology

Robot Wars: Seahawk & Sea Hunter

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On 20APR2021, a couple of composite trimaran hulled robots sailed around San Diego, California. One is called Sea Hunter, the other Seahawk.

U.S. Navy photo by Chief Petty Officer Shannon Renfroe.

This one is called Seahawk.

USN photo by Chief Petty Officer Shannon Renfroe, 21APR2021.

Seahawk.

USN photo by Chief Petty Officer Shannon Renfroe, 21APR2021.

USN video of Seahawk and Sea Hunter, by Petty Officer First Class David Mora, 20APR2021:

USN photo by Petty Officer Second Class Thomas Gooley.

This one is Sea Hunter. It is already five years old, with more than 30-thousand miles of sailing.

USN photo by Chief Petty Officer Shannon Renfroe.

Sea Hunter is the result of a DARPA Anti-Submarine Warfare challenge. Anybody old enough to remember when the activities of DARPA were considered nothing more than ‘conspiracy theories’?

USN video by Aaron Lebsack, Sea Hunter’s arrival (by barge) in San Diego, May 2016:

USN video report announcing the DARPA Sea Hunter:

USN photo by Petty Officer Second Class Thomas Gooley.

A closer look at the newer $35.5-million Seahawk, departing Naval Base Point Loma, 20APR2021. Construction of Seahawk began after a contract was signed at the end of 2017. Delivery of Seahawk was made just days before the U.S. Navy’s (USN) UxS IBP 21 in San Diego, California.

USN photo by Chief Petty Officer Shannon Renfroe.

Another look at Seahawk during UxS IBP 21. Seahawk and Sea Hunter are made by a company called Leidos.

IBP 21 took place from April 19th to the 26th.

Robot Wars: MANTAS DEVIL RAY

DOG ROBOTS AND BREATHALIZERS CAN TELL IF YOU HAVE CANCER?

DON’T HAVE A HEART ATTACK, BUT SOON ARMY ROBOTS WILL SAVE YOUR ASS!

ROBOTS TO KILL 80-MILLION JOBS!

IDAHO ROBOTS REVEAL FUKUSHIMA RADIATION LEVELS TOO HIGH FOR HUMANS

Technology

Vehicle I-D: Soviet armor of the U.S. Marine Corps

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U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer First Class Paul Self.

MTLBs operated by 3rd Amphibious Armored Vehicle Battalion, 1ST Marine Division, acting as opposing forces (OpFor) during wargame Kernel Blitz in June 1997, Camp Pendleton, California.

U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sergeant Ryan Ward.

USMC photo by Lance Corporal Timothy Reynolds.

USMC photo by Sergeant Ryan Ward.

USMC photo by Lance Corporal Timothy Reynolds.

USMC photo by Sergeant Ryan Ward.

ZSU-23-4 during Kernel Blitz ’97.

USN photo by Petty Officer First Class Paul Self.

BRDM during Kernel Blitz ’97.

USMC photo by Lance Corporal Timothy Reynolds.

T-72 during Kernel Blitz ’97.

Vehicle I-D: MORE U.S. ARMY FAKE-NEWS TANKS, TIGER STRIPES ANYBODY?

Technology

Robot Wars: MANTAS Devil Ray

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On 17APR2021, the Maritime Tactical Systems‘ ManTAS (Man-Portable Tactical Autonomous Systems) T38 Devil Ray robot boat was demonstrated just prior to the U.S. Navy’s (USN) UxS IBP 21, in San Diego, California.

U.S. Navy photo by Senior Chief Petty Officer Michael Jones, 17APR2021.

According to an article published in March 2021, the T38 (38 feet long) Devil Ray is a combat resupply boat able to carry up to 4-thousand-5-hundred pounds in a single load. It is the latest in a line of unsatisfactory attempts to create a compact robot logistics system.

USN photo by Petty Officer Third Class Alexander P. Perlman.

Video, by Petty Officer 3rd Class Casey Trietsch, of the Devil Ray tooling around San Diego:

The Devil Ray looks like a racing boat because it is a racing boat. According to BlueZone Group (Maritime Tactical Systems’s dealer in Australia and New Zealand) “The MANTAS USV vessel is a catamaran hull design based on a powerboat racing vessel that set world speed records.”

USN photo by Senior Chief Petty Officer Michael Jones, 17APR2021.

IBP 21 took place from April 19th to the 26th.

Robot Wars 2020: USN’S NEW ROBOT GUN BOAT, OR CUSV

Technology

Texas turns to robots to wash F-16

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Texas Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Ryan Mancuso, 28APR2021.

In 2021, the Texas Air National Guard revealed their latest autonomous system, a robot that washes airplanes.

Texas Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Ryan Mancuso, 28APR2021.

The 149th Fighter Wing, on Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, sacrificed one of their F-16s for the demonstration.

Texas Air National Guard photo by Senior Airman Ryan Mancuso, 28APR2021.

Texas Air National Guard video by Senior Airman Ryan Mancuso, 14JAN2021:

The robot washer is part of a project funded by AFWERX. The Texas Air National Guard claims the robot will save taxpayers some money. The switch to robots is part of the Air Force 2025 program, which was the result of U.S. Air Force planning, originating in 1995.

Robots: PANDEMIC PANIC-ATTACK HITS CAT LITTER? BLAME LOGISTICS COMPETITION AND ROBOTS!

ROBOTS STRIP AN A-10 NAKED!

U.S. Navy’s NEW ROBOT GUN BOAT, OR CUSV

Wash: WASH YOUR HAWK!

KC-135 STRATOTANKER BATH

U.S.

Biden’s Borderland: More boat-people, more drugs, and the Zombie Apocalypse?

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Welcome to borderland hell under the new U.S. President, incomplete list of links to news/government agency reports as of 01 May 2021:

On the Mexican side of the border, in one location so many illegals are expected that charities have built a ‘home’, and already they have tenants.

In another border location, the City of Tijuana is moving a border-crosser camp to a new location, due to massive overcrowding including 5-hundred children.

Due to increased various forms of fraud committed against U.S. businesses by foreigners, the National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center (IPR Center) in partnership with Michigan State University’s Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection (A-CAPP), U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and the Better Business Bureau announced the launch of IP Protect. It is a free service for small to mid-size businesses.

ARIZONA: Yuma Sector Border Patrol intercept human smuggling vehicle on Interstate 8. The smugglers are from California, three of the illegals have prior records in the U.S.

Yuma Sector Border Patrol reports capturing known sex offender trying to get into the U.S.

Yuma County Sheriff’s deputies conducting a welfare check discovered the home was being used the hide illegals.

A Jamaican citizen, who had been living in Utah, gets prison time for ripping-off old people and money laundering.

CALIFORNIA: U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) reports increase in attempts to enter the U.S. in the San Diego Sector.

Emergency detention site set to welcome 250 illegal children.

Biden has continued the use of Title 42, California news media claims that as a result kidnappings and extortion is on the rise!

Report says ‘Essential Worker’ status for migrant workers is not being applied to migrant women.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection video by Mani Albrecht, people smugglers use rope to drop two years old and six years old from the wall, 23APR2021:

FEMA will pay for funerals of illegals who died due to pandemic complications.

COLORADO: Man goes to prison as a result of working for Mexican drug dealers.

DELAWARE: CBP is calling it Zombie Apocalypse ammo. Somebody tried to ship 40 rounds of Zombie Terminator .38 caliber ammo to Honduras.

FLORIDA:

U.S. Coast Guard photo by Chief Petty Officer Charly Tautfest.

On 25APR2021, the Coast Guard Cutter Bear intercepted this small boat near Fort Lauderdale. When it was off-loaded it was discovered to have approximately 2-thousand-3-hundred pounds of cocaine. In April 2020, President Donald Trump authorized Enhanced Counter Narcotics Operations in an effort to slow the increased smuggling of illegal drugs.

USCG photo by Petty Officer Third Class Brandon Murray.

On April 22, Coast Guard Cutter Charles Sexton took-on 72 illegals from Haiti, captured by Customs and Border Protection just ten miles from Lake Worth. They were sent back to Haiti on 27 April.

USCG photo by Chief Petty Officer Charly Tautfest.

On 20 April, the crew of Coast Guard Cutter Tampa off-loaded approximately 5-thousand-5-hundred pounds of cocaine on Base Miami Beach. The illegal drug was captured on April 9th, with the help of Tampa Police, when a ‘low-profile vessel’ was captured off the coast of Punta Gallinas, Colombia:

USCG photo.

These two illegals from Cuba are using surf boards in an attempt to get to the United States. They were captured 70 miles southwest from Key West, on 16 April. The 16th was a busy day for the U.S. Coast Guard, capturing a total of 23 illegals from Cuba, on three ‘boats’ in different locations off Florida, all were sent back.

USCG photo.

On 10 April this crazy ‘boat’ was found with 14 illegals from Cuba, off Key West. The illegals were returned to Cuba on the 13th.

GEORGIA: Illegals can get professional licenses, easy.

Large-scale noncitizen (illegals) visa fraud victimized Saint Simons Island businesses.

ILLINOIS: Chinese citizen goes to prison as a result of working for Mexican drug dealers.

MAINE: Gives federal tax funded healthcare to illegals.

MARYLAND:

USCG photo by Petty Officer Third Class Kimberly Reaves.

A Port Safety and Security inspection team, from Coast Guard Sector Maryland-National Capital Region, inspects a container to look for undeclared hazards, in conjunction with Customs and Border Protection officers, during a multi-agency strike force operation at the Port of Baltimore, 20APR2021.

NEBRASKA: Mexican citizen gets prison time for identity theft.

NEW YORK: Immigrant loving Empire State creates administrative nightmare with free money for illegals!

NYC’s immigration boss leaves De Blasio admin.

No Plan Yet On How Undocumented People Apply For NY COVID Relief.

NEW JERSEY: Illegals get driver’s licenses.

Will New Jersey give $40-million in federal tax dollars to illegals?

PUERTO RICO:

USCG photo.

On 20 April, Coast Guard Cutter Joseph Tezanos captured 17 illegals in the Mona Passage. With no documents, they claimed to be from Dominican Republic and were handed over to the Dominican Navy on 22 April.

USCG photo.

13 April, Coast Guard Cutter Joseph Napier captured 15 illegals from Dominican Republic, in the Mona Passage. They were sent back.

TEXAS: 33 illegals from Guatemala captured in a safe-house.

Del Rio Sector Border Patrol reports a busy last week of April, capturing 4-thousand-640 illegals, smugglers and known criminals!

In one day CBP personnel working the Pharr International Bridge captured more than $8-million worth of illegal drugs coming in from Mexico!

WASHINGTON: Border Patrol screws-up, detains men legally allowed in the U.S., now has to pay for it.

Washington DC: Remember when Democrats and the news media continually called President Trump a racists for imposing pandemic travel restrictions against other countries? Guess who just imposed travel restrictions against India?

The new official word for illegal is non-citizen.

Supreme Court justices rules in favor of undocumented immigrant citing legal technicality.

Biden’s Borderland: “SMUGGLERS JUST DROP THEM OFF”, BORDER FACILITIES BECOME REVOLVING DOOR OPERATIONS!

U.S.

United Police States: Green Berets show you how to conduct a drive-by-shooting

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U.S. Army photo, 22APR2021.

The U.S. Army’s (USA) 1st Battalion, 1st Special Forces Group-Airborne, traveled to New Hampshire in April 2021.

USA photo, 22APR2021.

They were training for what’s called Low-Visibility Force Protection Training, specifically while using silly-vilian vehicles, in preparation for Low-Visibility Operations in hostile urban/city environments.

USA photo, 22APR2021.

Eyes calls it ‘drive-by-shooting’.

USA photo, 22APR2021.

It even involves defensive driving, i.e. PIT (pursuit intervention technique) maneuver, TVI (tactical vehicle intervention), or what used to be known as a demolition derby.