U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Second Class Grant G. Grady, 07FEB2020.
February 2020, demonstration of the latest Common Unmanned Surface Vehicle (CUSV), Norfolk, Virginia.
USN photo by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Rebekah M. Rinckey, 10FEB2020.
USN photo by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Rebekah M. Rinckey, 10FEB2020.
Video explains the ‘potential’ use of CUSV:
USN photo by Mass Communication Specialist Second Class Grant G. Grady, 10FEB2020.
USN photo by Seaman Andrenay Gorham, 12FEB2020.
USN photo by Seaman Andrenay Gorham, 12FEB2020.
CUSV control station on the dock.
USN photo by Seaman Scott Youngblood, 20JUL2011.
This is what the CUSV looked like in 2011. Supposedly it can operate autonomously.
VEHICLE I-D: 
CVN-71
New York Air National Guard’s 109th Airlift Wing’s LC-130, McMurdo Station, Antarctica 15JAN2019.
New York Air National Guard’s 109th Airlift Wing LC-130 (upgraded with evil British empire Rolls-Royce T56 series 3.5/NP2000 props), McMurdo Station, Antarctica, 17DEC2018.
Grass field take-off? No, it’s the camera angle. NY National Guard’s LC-130 takes off for Antarctica, 06SEP2018.
LC-130(F-H?) in Antarctica, 23JUL2017.
The Common Science Support Pod, or IcePod, houses a variety of instruments to meausure changes in the Antarctic ice sheet.
Some ‘scientist’ from Colombia University explaining how the IcePod works. To find out more go here: 
Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, 27JUN2016.
January 2014, Pegasus Field, Antarctica, problems with landing gear being rectified.
Leaving Antarctica, 02FEB2011.
McMurdo Station, Antarctica, 2007.
Rocket assisted take-off from Greenland, 2003. For some reason it’s officially called Jet Assisted Take Off (JATO) even though it’s actually rockets. With the new Rolls-Royce T56 series 3.5 turbine/NP2000 props JATO is no longer needed.
U.S. Coast Guard captured this human smuggling boat on 03FEB2020, then sent 64 illegals from Dominican Republic back home.
The U.S. Coast Guard, along with the British empire’s Royal Navy, claim the captured 3-thousand-86 pounds of cocaine, and nine smugglers. The drug was off-loaded in San Juan on 04FEB2020.
The U.S. Air Force hurricane hunters have been flying through the Pineapple Express (one of the famous ‘atmospheric rivers’ that brings warm humid air to North America during Winter): “There is no off season for us, after the Hurricane season is done we roll into the Winter Storm season and part of that is providing support for atmospheric rivers off the West Coast. ARs [atmospheric river] are flowing columns of water vapor that produce vast amounts of precipitation when they make landfall. The heavy amounts of precipitation can turn into extreme rainfall and snow, which then can cause flooding and mudslides.”-Lieutenant Colonel Ryan Rickert, 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron
More proof of 
In Arizona, Luke Air Force Base veterinarian explains the military purpose of the job: “The primary mission is to take care of the military working dogs. The second mission is actually food for facilities on base. We inspect off-base facilities of commercial establishments to make sure they’re in compliance with our regulations. Our next mission is control of zoonotic diseases, which are diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. We take care of people’s pets, seeing more than 20 per day.”-Nicole Avci, Luke AFB Veterinary Services clinic officer
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers spending at least U.S.$16-million to repair a breach in the Buffalo North Breakwater, which was caused by the Halloween Night Storm last year.
Altus Air Force Base is experimenting with a new cheaper way to clean-up its ground water, called a ‘bio-wall’ (‘bioreactors’ filled with locally sourced micro-organisms): “The purpose of the bio wall is to degrade the manmade contaminates currently found in the groundwater and break them down into naturally found elements. The bio walls act like a big water filter that is 30 feet underground. As the water flows through the wall, we are purifying it from the potentially harmful chemicals that were put in the ground a long time ago.”-Mary Bitney, Altus AFB Remedial Project Manager
At U.S. military Besmayah Training Center, Iraq, stray cats are routinely captured, ‘fixed’ and vaccinated before being released.
CVN-71 on its way to Guam, 25JAN2020.
Leaving San Diego, 17JAN2020.
Scrubbing the deck in 2013.
Leaving Newport News Shipyard in 2013, after four years of overhaul.
2009, when CVN-71 began its overhaul.
