Several massive leaps in logic and suppositions here.The Cheyenne Mountain Complex is located at Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station (CMAFS), a short distance from NORAD and USNORTHCOM headquarters at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The Oligarchs would turn America into a wasteland before they would risk giving up their power.let us hope not. The Empire would use the American Space Force and their new technological breakthrough (gimmick) to start WW 3. The English couldn’t beat the economic power of the Germans but the English could crank up their propaganda machine. The English really hate a fair competition. The English carefully maneuver the Germans into a weakened political position before the war. Geomartian said:World War 1 was a gimmick war. The Oligarchs would turn America into a wasteland before they would risk giving up their power.

You can still be outnumbered and strategically out maneuvered. You can have great communications and intelligence but that does not automatically give you superiority in all other aspects of warfare. War is fought on the Earth and not in space. This gimmick would theoretically make the empire’s forces unbeatable. Oligarchs don’t start wars that they might lose.Įxcept the Empire thinks they have a gimmick (technological terror?) up their sleeve that will assure them of Space Supremacy. In a standard capitalist driven war (meat grinder) the costs to the Oligarchs would vastly outweigh the gains. The Americans are falling behind their competitors in critical factors like overall manufacturing capacity, military research and development times, and bloated, costly, and unsuitable weapons systems. The Germans developed the Haber Process for fixing nitrogen and the “gimmick” which would win the British the war became irrelevant.

The British thought they had an unassailable advantage and so they started the war. The gimmick part of the English strategy was the naval blockade that would have prevented the Germans from getting saltpeter (fixed nitrogen for gunpowder and munitions) and other critical war supplies. Follow him on Twitter Follow us on Twitter or Facebook. Mike Wall is the author of 'Out There' (Grand Central Publishing, 2018 illustrated by Karl Tate), a book about the search for alien life. 'Given the emerging state of spacepower, this doctrine will inevitably evolve over time as it is applied, evaluated, and refined.' 'During the summit, representatives from all military services and exchange officers from the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia offered additional recommendations on the scope and key ideas in the proposed publication,' Space Force officials said in a statement today. In February, the Space Force hosted a summit to lay out the framework for the doctrine. The work to write 'Spacepower' began in August 2019, before the Space Force was officially born. ('Spacepower' does not mention those two countries by name, discussing principles and priorities in a general sense.)

military officials have repeatedly stressed that the nation's long-held dominance of the final frontier is being seriously challenged, chiefly by China and Russia. The Space Force has a big, important and challenging job ahead of it. Declassified US spy satellite photos & designs Manned Orbiting Laboratory: A US military space station Military Space: Spacecraft, weapons and tech

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