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Business/Economics, Idaho, Technology

Idaho’s ‘woke’ Micron: Escalating the ‘war’ with China & speculator profits in New York! Is it all about global A-I?

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Here is an incomplete list of links to the latest reports, as of 24MAY2023, about the growing global influence of Idaho’s ‘woke’ Micron Technology:

PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC of CHINA: Documents reveal China had already been dumping Micron chips in favor of chips made in the Republic of Korea (RoK, aka South Korea), for years!

China claims ban on Micron is justified, blames Biden:

REPUBLIC of KOREA:  Samsung and SK Hynix consider expanding chip making operations now that China has banned Micron!

UNITED STATES:

Idaho: Political leaders from New York spend time at Micron’s Boise, Idaho, mega-campus!

College of Western Idaho (CWI) shows New York TV news station how they prep people for work at Micron, TV news station reveals that Micron helped create CWI:

NATO’s G7 meeting reveals new ‘Upwards for the Future’ deal between Boise State University, Japan and Micron! Is it all about supporting global Artificial Intelligence:

Idaho Senator complains about China’s ban on Micron:

Indiana: Purdue University signs landmark U.S.-Japan-Micron agreement at NATO’s G7 summit!

New York: Texas based property speculators buy abandoned country club, in order to profit off the yet to be built taxpayer subsidized mega Micron operation!

Micron executive explains to local TV news station how the yet to be built mega operation will benefit local governments:

21MAY2023: CHINA DECLARES WAR ON IDAHO’S ‘WOKE’ MICRON?

2022: Micron officially goes ‘woke’, suddenly gets big taxpayer funding!

Business/Economics, International, U.S.

Virginia disses U.S. workers in favor of migrants from Korea!

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27 April 2023 (02:32-UTC-07 Tango 06) 07 Ordibehesht 1402/06 Shawwal 1444/08 Bing-Chen(3rd month) 4721/27 апреля 2023 года

 

In January 2023, a Korean food tech company called Armored Fresh announced it was expanding its non-dairy cheese production operation in Fairfax County.

The County of Fairfax, in Virginia, is spending taxpayer funding to intentionally attract migrant workers from Republic of Korea (RoK, aka South Korea).  Fairfax County also boasts that it is already home to 60 Korean operations, and has maintained a recruiting office in Seoul since 2004!  The Fairfax County Economic Development Authority (FCEDA) also admits that its purpose is to convince foreign businesses and workers to settle in the U.S.!

In fact, the Fairfax County Department of Economic Initiatives spends tax dollars assisting foreign workers with things like training, healthcare, family counseling, and immigration/naturalization services!

In January 2018, The Korean Times even published an article telling Koreans to “Build your business among family and friends in Fairfax County”!  The article states that “the 2010 U.S. Census shows that Fairfax County is home to more than 60 percent of all Koreans living in the Commonwealth of Virginia.” The article was actually written by Gerald L. Gordon, who at that time was the President of the FCEDA, in other words it was actually an advertisement presented as a news article.

The Virginia Economic Development Partnership boast that Virginia has more than 66-thousand Korean business managers/workers.  Realize that five other U.S. states have higher numbers of Korean workers, than Virginia.

Idaho’s Micron: A ONCE INSIGNIFICANT COMPANY NOW TAKING OVER THE WORLD? FAVORING FOREIGN WORKERS OVER U.S. CITZENS!

My Immigrant Idaho, 2021: MEXICAN DRUG WAR TARGETS SOUTHEAST IDAHO, MORE THAN 200% INCREASE! CONNECTION TO PANDEMIC?

Idaho, Technology

Idaho’s Micron, a once insignificant company now taking over the world?

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26 April 2023 (10:44-UTC-07 Tango 06) 06 Ordibehesht 1402/05 Shawwal 1444/07 Bing-Chen(3rd month) 4721/26 апреля 2023 года

Boise based Micron started life in 1978.  My first experience with Micron was in the Idaho Army National Guard, in the mid 1990s.  Micron was supplying complete computer systems to the military, most of which were used for administrative tasks.  Micron made a variety of computer products, but it seems that in the early 2000s company leaders decided to focus on computer memory (microchips, semiconductors), and stopped making complete systems. In the two-thousand-teens, more than a thousand Micron employees in the Boise metro-area were laid-off as Micron focused on taking over global competitors in the memory chip world.

Micron’s Boise operations are now so massive you literally need a vehicle to get around the campus.

Today, Micron is considered to be the leading memory maker in the United States, with operations in more than eight other countries, and it is now considered a national security threat by The People’s Republic of China (communist China).

Here is an incomplete list of links to the latest reports about the global influence of Idaho’s Micron Technology:

Oswego County, New York, is chomping at the bit for the new coveted taxpayer subsidized Micron jobs: “Any student who wants to learn and be a part of the semiconductor industry could have a career at Micron.”-Bo Machayo, Micron Director of U.S. Federal Government and Public Affairs 

Micron is a big supporter of STEM in Idaho, now, thanks to a deal with the federal government and the state of New York, Micron joined The Empire State’s STEM program.

Micron causing concern for U.S. companies in China, U.S. business group says.
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Top U.S. Memory Chipmaker Micron Likely To Secure Approval To Set Up A $1-billion ATMP-focused Semiconductor Unit In India.
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China says U.S. is using Micron to wage computer chip war:

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Micron issues STEM awards in Idaho:

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Virginia Tech joins Northeast University Semiconductor Network formed by Micron Technology.
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Micron Technology, the world’s fourth-largest semiconductor manufacturer, began eliminating jobs in Taiwan, February 2023.  Micron is the largest foreign employer in Taiwan (Republic of China):

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In October 2022, Micron took advantage of taxpayer funded government grants to bring production to the evil state of New York:

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In August, Micron gave a video tour of their operations in Japan:

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Kit Bashing, Technology

Cold War Vehicle I-D: How to fuel & arm your USAF F-86 Sabre in Korea

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Cold War: Approximately 1947 (due to U.S. President Harry Truman’s Truman Doctrine) to 1991 (Operation Desert Storm, collapse of Soviet Union).

The first F-86 Sabres to arrive in Korea touched down on Kimpo, 15DEC1950.

Somewhere in Korea, date not known.

Korea, date not known.

Silent U.S. Air Force film (by H.E. Reid), re-arming and re-fueling your F-86 after a mission, Kimpo, Korea, 17DEC1950:

Date not known.

Silent USAF film (by Frank Evans) of arming and fueling your F-86 near Taegu, Korea, 25-26JAN1951:

Mach Knocker.

Freshly armed and fueled Sabers take off from Taegu, silent film by Frank Evans:

 

HOW TO ASSEMBLE YOUR 1:1 SCALE F-86

F-86H HOG GATE GUARDS

Kit Bashing: 1:72 COMPARISON F-86 SABER FUJIMI VS HELLER, OR, NOBODY IS PERFECT!

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HELLER, FUJIMI & HOBBYCRAFT F-86 SABRE KITS COMPARED

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Cold War to Ukraine Crisis: H-A-W-K, Homing All-the Way Killer

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Cold War: Approximately 1947 (due to U.S. President Harry Truman’s Truman Doctrine) to 1991 (Operation Desert Storm, collapse of Soviet Union).

Raytheon began developing what would become the MIM (Mobile Interceptor Missile)-23 HAWK (Homing All-the Way Killer) in the early 1950s.  Northrop developed the launcher system.  The U.S. Army (USA) began using it in 1959, the U.S. Marine Crops (USMC) in 1960.

First-gen HAWK being launched by U.S. Marines from Chu Lai, Viet Nam, 1965.

Between 1971 and 1978, HAWK missiles got improved radar systems, so that they could engage low-altitude aircraft.  But that was just the beginning, there were many other HAWK improvement projects that continued up until 1996.

U.S. Army (USA) M727 self-propelled HAWK surface-to-air missile system, somewhere in NATO-West Germany. USA photo, 1973.

According to the USA (U.S. Army), “The cost per missile is $250,000; per fire unit, $15 million; and per battery, $30 million.”

A HAWK missile launcher, on Cherry Point, North Carolina. USMC photo by Sergeant Rozalyn Dorsey, 20JUN1979.

A HAWK transporter-loader, on Cherry Point, North Carolina. USMC photo by Sergeant Rozalyn Dorsey, 20JUN1979.

A HAWK High-Power Illuminating Radar (HPIR) unit, on Cherry Point, North Carolina. USMC photo by Sergeant Rozalyn Dorsey, 20JUN1979.

Inside a HAWK Battery Control Central (BCC) unit, a Joint Tactical Information Distribution System (JTIDS). USA photo by Staff Sergeant William B. Belcher, 04AUG1980.

During the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988), Iran adapted the HAWK missile to be carried by their F-14 Tomcats, this was due to supplies of U.S. made Phoenix missiles being cut-off by the Reagan Administration.  Iran was one of dozens of countries that used HAWK missiles, and after U.S. sanctions, was able to easily reverse engineer it for their own production and calling their version the Mersad.

A HAWK battery control console, on Fort Bliss, Texas. USA photo by Staff Sergeant Robert C. Simons, 10NOV1982.

HAWK BCC units (containing the JTIDS), Onslow Beach, North Carolina. USMC photo by Corporal C. Cope, 22FEB1986.

BCC units also contain the Information Control Center (ICC) and the Platoon Command Post (PCP), all using the same trailered containers making them visually identical.

HAWK BCC units can be loaded onto 5-ton trucks, creating mobile control vans. USMC photo by Corporal C. Cope, 22FEB1986.

Operation Desert Storm, 17JAN1991–28FEB1991. 

According to the information released with this photo, these U.S. HAWKs are based in Al Salman, Iraq, shortly after the end of Desert Storm. USA photo by Staff Sergeant Dean Wagner, 03MAR1991.

In 1994, the USA decided to replace their HAWKS with Patriot missiles, due to the success of the Patriots during Desert Storm.  In 2002, the USMC decided to replace their HAWKS with the FIM-92 Stinger.

Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) soldiers prep their Hawk for launch over the McGregor Range Complex, New Mexico, 17NOV2012. USA photo by Specialist Adam Garlington.

JGSDF HAWK PAR. USA photo by Specialist Adam Garlington, 17NOV2012.

JGSDF HAWK launch. USA photo by Specialist Adam Garlington, 17NOV2012.

Ukraine Crisis, February 2014 (NATO backed coup) to present.

USA video report, 15OCT2015, South Korean HAWK launches during wargame:

NATO Romania launches HAWK missiles towards the Black Sea, 19JUL2017. USA photo by Private First Class Nicholas Vidro.

USA video by Sergeant Mark Brejcha, NATO-Romania HAWK launch, 19JUL2017:

On 20OCT2018, Japanese army personnel launched ‘Improved’ HAWK missiles from Fort Bliss, Texas. USA-Reserve photo by Sergeant Christopher A. Hernandez.

AN/MPQ-50 Pulse Acquisition Radar (PAR) for the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force’s (JGSDF) ‘Improved’ HAWK. USA-Reserve photo by Sergeant Christopher A. Hernandez, 20OCT2018.

NATO-Spain HAWK HIPR unit during war game held in NATO-Norway, 02NOV2018. USMC photo by Lance Corporal Menelik Collins.

Loading NATO-Spain HAWKs during war game held in NATO-Norway, 02NOV2018. USMC photo by Lance Corporal Menelik Collins.

The Iranians call their reversed engineered HAWK PAR system the Kavosh.

In 2019, photos published by the Iranian news media revealed that Iran was still using the AN/MPQ-50 Pulse Acquisition Radar originally designed for the HAWK, but this time Iran is using it for their own homemade anti-aircraft missile known as the Sayyad-2.

2021: South Korea retires last MIM-23 HAWK

On 04NOV2022, the NATO United States Department of Defense (DoD) announced the latest taxpayer funded giveaway for Ukraine, which includes rebuilt & upgraded Cold War era U.S. HAWK anti-aircraft missiles (to go with the four HAWK launchers being sent by NATO Spain).

Cold War to Ukraine Crisis: M1117, GUARDIAN OF SECURITY OR A FRANKENSTEIN?  Originating with Viet Nam era V100, now being given away to Ukraine!

Business/Economics, Influenza, International, U.S.

Labor Shortage? U.S. Army begging Soldiers to transfer to Pandemic plagued Korea!

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On 23AUG2022, the U.S. Army released a video begging soldiers to voluntarily transfer to Republic of Korea (South Korea).  The request coincides with the 72nd Anniversary of the U.S. Army’s deployment to Korea, but back then U.S. citizens were forced into the military (drafted, ask your grand parents or great grand parents), or sent to prison for refusing (ask Cassius Clay-Muhammad Ali about that).

U.S. 8th Army video, produced by Specialist Diana Rose Faulve, written by Sergeant Major Andrew Kosterman, presenting reasons why you should move to Korea:

This video comes a couple of weeks after 8th Army leaders renewed their Pandemic Public Health Emergency Declaration for U.S. Army bases in Korea.

During the first week of August 2022, a haggard looking Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, spent time in Korea, as part of a her Indo-Pacific tour. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sergeant Dwane R. Young.

World War 3, February 2022: NORTH KOREA HALTS COOPERATION WITH RUSSIA AFTER ARREST OF GENERAL BY RUSSIA!

World War 3, November 2021: IDAHO TRAINS KOREAN ANTI-NUCLEAR COMBAT TEAMS!

Pandemic 2020: KOREAN GOVERNMENTS (North & South) IMPLY COVID-19 IS CHRISTIAN CULT CONSPIRACY, A WEAPON AGAINST ECONOMIES?

False Flag 2017: U.S.-NATO PUPPET UKRAINE SUPPLIED U.S. Enemy NORTH KOREA WITH ICBM ENGINES!

Cold War 1951: U.S. taxpayers help Ethiopia invade Korea

 

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Ethiopia invades Korea?

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“We knew there was going to be sacrifice. But this sacrifice was not for nothing. It was for peace and liberty. My friends, they gave their lives for history and for the freedom of human beings…. In America, young people are going to forget the Korean War…”-Melesse Tessema, Kagnew Battalions veteran

Back when the Horn of Africa country of Ethiopia was still ruled by a monarchy, and having survived the Italian occupation during the Second World War, they decided it would be fun to join the new United Nations (UN) in its ‘police action’ in the divided East Asian country of Korea.

U.S. Army photo, 1951.

The Ethiopian troops sent to Korea were called the Kagnew Battalions.  It was the first time Ethiopians were involved in combat outside of their country.  It was also the first time Ethiopian soldiers encountered snow and ice: “I remember the snow and the cold. We were really suffering in the war because of the cold.”-Asfaw Abebe, Kagnew Battalions veteran

Apparently, of all the UN allied nations volunteering to go to Korea, Ethiopia was the first (besides the U.S.) to send complete battalion sized elements.  However, they were equipped with ‘new’ U.S. (World War Two surplus) weapons and vehicles: “We went with Americans to the front line and fought together. From that, we helped a great nation, Korea, to survive…. When you went on patrol, you depended on (U.S.) support for artillery and air support…. The longest fight I saw was Triangle Hill, almost a month we were fighting on that one, you could see bodies rolling down to the bottom. A great fight was done there. We fought continuously day and night.”-Yilma Belachew, Kagnew Battalions veteran

During that ‘police action’ all UN allied vehicles were marked with white stars, U.S. style.  U.S. Army silent film, by Sergeant T. Lau, showing Kagnew Battalions inspecting their U.S. taxpayer funded jeeps, August 1951:

According to United Kingdom sources, more than 3-thousand Ethiopians went to Korea, more than 120 were killed, more than 5-hundred were wounded.

This Arirang News video report says the actual number of Ethiopians who fought in Korea is 6-thousand (despite the official number being accepted as 3,520), and that South Korea is sending taxpayer funding to help build infrastructure projects in Ethiopia:

Even communist North Korea does business with Ethiopia, yearly exports hit 15-million U.S. dollars worth in 2012!

U.S. Army silent film, by Sergeant T. Lau, showing Kagnew Battalions moving-out after getting their U.S. taxpayer funded .30 cal M1 Carbines, M1 Garands, BARs, jeeps and Deuce-n-a-Half (2-n-a-half ton) trucks, August 1951:

Korean news sources say the Ethiopians began arriving in April 1951. They took part in 236 battles and claimed victory in every one. They ended the war without one Ethiopian becoming a PoW (prisoner of war).

U.S. Army photo, 1951.

U.S. Army silent film, by Sergeant T. Lau, showing Kagnew Battalions occupying their first battle positions in the hills of Korea, August 1951:

South Korean Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs: Ethiopian Battalion

NATO Vehicle I-D: POLAND’S KRAB (HALF BRITISH, HALF KOREAN?)

World War 3: NORTH KOREA HALTS COOPERATION WITH RUSSIA AFTER ARREST OF Korean GENERAL BY RUSSIA!

IDAHO TRAINS KOREAN ANTI-NUCLEAR COMBAT TEAMS!

Pandemic 2020/Operation Jupiter: Both KOREAN GOVERNMENTS IMPLY COVID-19 IS CHRISTIAN CULT CONSPIRACY, A WEAPON AGAINST ECONOMIES?

Government Corruption, 2020:  U.S. TAXPAYERS TO RESCUE taxpayer “DONATED” Ethiopian C-130

2007: North Korea arms Ethiopia!

God is Evil: ISRAEL SNEAKS IN ‘WHITE’ INDIAN JEWS WHILE KICKING OUT ‘BLACK’ ETHIOPIAN JEWS!

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NATO vehicle I-D: Poland’s Krab (half British, half Korean?)

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U.S. Army photo by Markus Rauchenberger, 20JUL2022.

Update 2022: Poland’s 2nd Battalion, 5th Artillery Brigade, conduct live-fire on Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany, 20JUL2022.  U.S. Army video by Markus Rauchenberger:

USA photo by Markus Rauchenberger, 20JUL2022.

Quick U.S. Army video by Christoph Koppers, 19JUL2022:

USA photo by Markus Rauchenberger, 20JUL2022.

Photo via Poland Ministry of Defense.

U.S. Army video, by Master Sergeant Ryan Matson and Grzegorz Czaplicki, near Torun, Poland, 19MAY2021:

NATO Poland took two self propelled artillery gun systems, one from NATO United Kingdom and the other from Korea (South) and put them together, and called it the Krab.

April 2021 video by Bogusław Politowski / ZbrojnaTV (Polska Zbronjna-Poland Armed), giving you an ‘inside’ look at the Krab:

Photo by Arkadiusz Dwulatek/Combat Camera Poland, June 2020.

Photo by Waldemar Młynarczyk/Combat Camera Poland, June 2020.

Presidenski Range in Trzebian, Poland. U.S. Army photo by Specialist Dustin D. Biven, 29NOV2017.

It has the turret and gun system of the British AS-90 Braveheart, and the hull of Korea’s K9 Thunder.  Some are armed with a French gun, while others have a German gun.

Photo via Poland Ministry of Defense, 04SEP2017.

Photo via Poland Ministry of Defense, 04SEP2017.

Poland got Krabs in 2012, this video posted in December 2012 shows the public display of the Krabs, along with a rocket artillery launch. Pay attention, the hulls on these 2012 Krabs are different than the newer Krabs:

Vehicle I-D:  KOREAN 대한민국 K9 THUNDER

TURKISH TEMPEST, NATO Turkey’s modified K9

Puolustusvoimat / Finnish Defense Forces photo.

Finland’s K9

Soviet era weapons now in use by NATO:

Official acceptance ceremony for Slovakia’s new Zuzana-2, 22JUL2021. Photo via Slovak Ministry of Defense.

DANA AND THE NEW ZUZANA

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Vehicle I-D: KOREAN 대한민국 K9 Thunder

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I have seen Republic of Korea (RoK) Ministry of National Defense use both ‘K9’ and ‘K-9’ when talking about the Thunder.

U.S. Army photo by Private First Class Dasol Choi, 01MAY2016.

U.S. Army (USA) video, 10MAY2016:

USA photo by Sergeant Christopher R. Baker, 15MAR2015.

USA photo by Sergeant Christopher R. Baker, 15MAR2015.

USA photo by Sergeant Christopher R. Baker, 15MAR2015.

USA video, March 2015:

Apparently U.S. artillery guys like what they see in the K9. USA photo by Specialist Steven Hitchcock, 15MAR2015.

USA photo by Specialist Steven Hitchcock, 15MAR2015.

USA photo by Specialist Steven Hitchcock, 15MAR2015.

USA photo by Specialist Steven Hitchcock, 15MAR2015.

RoK Ministry of National Defense promotional/explainer video:

RoK Ministry of National Defense video, K9 crews explain their jobs, includes glimpse of K9 based ammo carrier:

RoK Ministry of National Defense video of K-9s blasting away:

Vehicle I-D: TURKISH TEMPEST, NATO Turkey’s modified K9

Vehicle I-D:

Puolustusvoimat / Finnish Defense Forces photo.

Finland’s K9

Vehicle I-D: KOREAN 대한민국 K1

Fukushima, Idaho, International, Technology, U.S.

World War 3: Idaho trains Korean anti-Nuclear Combat Teams!

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Idaho National Laboratory photo by Meghan Fujimoto, 22OCT2021.

The U.S. Army’s Defense Threat Reduction Agency has revealed that from October 18th through the 22nd, Republic of Korea (RoK, South Korea) anti-nuclear combat team conducted training on the U.S. Navy owned Idaho National Laboratory (INL).

Learning how to use a collimator with a detector when finding a specific radiological source overwhelmed by other radiological sources. INL photo by Meghan Fujimoto.

It’s called the Nuclear Infrastructure, Assessment and Characterization Course, and is taught mainly on the INL’s Idaho Falls campus.  This is, according to the U.S. Army, part of twice a year training of anti-nuclear units, this being the seventh time since 2018.

RoK NCT unit conducts decontamination of victims on INL’s Idaho Falls campus. INL photo by Meghan Fujimoto, 20OCT2021.

U.S. units are called Nuclear Disablement Teams (NDT), the RoK units are called Nuclear Characterization Teams (NCT), they have slightly different missions.

RoK NCT personnel train on how to detect a ‘suspected uranium conversion facility’ (covert uranium enrichment operation) on the INL’s Idaho Falls campus. INL photo by Meghan Fujimoto.

The U.S. NDT focus on finding and disabling nuclear facilities/weapons, while the RoK NCT include other CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) operations.

Nuclear Infrastructure, Assessment and Disablement Course at the Idaho National Laboratory, 13-24SEP2021. Photo via INL.

Another U.S. Army NDT unit completed the Nuclear Infrastructure, Assessment and Characterization Course (NIACC) in September 2021.

Searching for the location of a large radiological source during September’s NIACC training at the INL. Photo via U.S. Army’s 20th Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosives (CBRNE) Command.

World War 3:  U.S. ARMY’S ‘NEW’ COUNTER THREAT FINANCE OPERATIONS! NO MORE SPECIAL FORCES?

Biden’s War: ‘REBELLIOUS’ SNAKE RIVER (FLORIDA, IDAHO, MONTANA, NEVADA, OREGON) DEPLOYS TO KUWAIT! POLITICIAN BEGS IDAHOANS TO RESIST THE WILL OF BIDEN!

WMD, August 2021: IDAHO’S ALL HAZARDS ENVIRONMENT TRAINING

Vehicle I-D: KOREAN 대한민국 K1

Fukushima FallOut, Five Years Later: I-N-L ADMITS ITS RADIATION DETECTORS DON’T WORK! MORE W-I-P-P PROBLEMS!

Fukushima FallOut, 2012: RADIATION MYSTERY AT IDAHO NATIONAL LABORATORY, CESIUM & COBALT

I-N-L History: 

HTRE-3, photo by Alexander Hutchins, April 2011

ANCIENT NUCLEAR POWERED JET ENGINE FOUND IN IDAHO DESERT, PROOF OF ANCIENT ALIEN VISITORS?

Lead-lined train in the Arco desert in Eastern Idaho. Photo by Alexander Hutchins, April 2011.

GHOSTLY NUKE TRAIN ROLLIN’ ‘CROSS IDAHO DESERT