I work as an employee to a contractor who is currently working for the United States Government.

I have it under good authority that the United States is posturing itself for massive warfare. I’ll try to explain my reasoning.

My employer was contracted to assist the military in a “logistical capacity.” Basically, we were grunts and muscle for boxes and the such.

We stocked submarines, navy ships, warehouses, and bunkers. Mainly food, medical supplies, some weapons, and toiletries. Interestingly, a lot of boxes we moved had ‘Tesla’ logos on them. We didn’t ask questions, but they were VERY heavy boxes.

During lunch, we would eat with the soldiers. There was a lot of talk about training and readiness. They wouldn’t stop talking about why they were being trained to fight in tunnels and in urban environments.

Near the end of our contract, we were to begin assisting the Navy with whatever they asked of us. They were preparing to leave port and begin major exercises. However, as we spoke with the navy soldiers, we got some information that we found weird. Apparently, the ships were being overstocked with food and supplies, while also being retrofitted to hold more people. They found this weird because they only know they do this when wartime troop movement happens.

Also, a change in low-level command occurred and there has been more battle readiness training. My brother in law, who is an Air Force airman, made mention that pilots in the mess hall have been ordered to not speak about their training regiments. Interestingly enough, the engineers have been given a serious pay increase as well.

Needless to say, they consensus is that the US is poised to enter serious battle with what seems like new tech. My B-I-L thinks his peers are being trained on the new ‘shinies’ they saw roll in late at night from the trains. He said that when they leave, the tower is always bustling but they can’t hear any aircraft. Thought it was weird.

That’s all I know. I figured anyone here would appreciate this information more than anywhere else.