> U.S. operation to kill Osama bin Laden
Wouldn't that be a major WAKE UP call, if OBL shows back up?
And who better, than the current "Resident" and the VP when they claimed the got him, to wake them the f'up?
Too big of a story for MSM to ignore, no way to spin.
>TRM Microwave
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Jan. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ – Arcline Investment Management ("Arcline") today announced the formation of Quantic, a company established to provide mission-critical electronics components for high-value applications. Quantic brings together Evans Capacitor Company, Ohmega Technologies and now TRM Microwave ("TRM" or the "Company").
TRM is a global leader in custom radio frequency (RF) and microwave components, integrated assemblies and subsystem solutions for the military, space and commercial markets. TRM's portfolio of proven, mission-critical products serve as the building blocks for higher-level integrated assemblies, and the Company utilizes a unique combination of core technologies including Ferrite, Coaxial, Microstrip, Stripline, Airline and Airstrip™. TRM offers custom and standard power dividers, directional couplers, hybrids, beamformers, baluns, switched combiners, phase comparators and high-reliability space-qualified components.
"I am excited to welcome TRM into the Quantic family," stated Chief Executive Officer, Kevin Perhamus. "TRM has built a strong reputation of working closely with customers to deliver industry-leading, custom-engineered components and subsystems. The business perfectly aligns with our strategy of assembling a portfolio of companies that deliver world-class products and customer service. We are pleased to be in a position to help support TRM's ambitious growth strategy."
"TRM's focus, first and foremost, is on cultivating long-lasting relationships by helping our customers solve their difficult design challenges," said Mark Schappler, Chief Operating Officer of TRM. "As part of the Quantic family, we will leverage technology from across the portfolio to deliver an even broader set of RF and microwave solutions for new and existing customers."
About Quantic
Quantic is a new breed of electronics component company focused on defining and delivering the future of mission-critical electronics. www.quanticnow.com
About Arcline Investment Management
Arcline is a private equity firm with $1.5 billion in committed capital, investing in niche, market-leading companies that we are passionate about growing. While we are deliberately sector generalists, some of our primary interest areas include Industrial Technology, Specialty Materials, Aerospace & Defense, Personal Care, Medical Products and Life Sciences. www.arcline.com
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/arcline-forms-quantic-and-acquires-trm-microwave-301207430.html
Dog Comms
The Dogs of 9/11: Their Failed Searches for Life Helped Sustain It
NEW YORK — For more than two weeks after the twin towers collapsed on 9/11, hundreds of search and rescue dogs hunted for signs of life in the smoldering ruins.
Ricky, a 17-inch-tall rat terrier, was able to squeeze into tight spaces. Trakr, a German shepherd from Canada, combed the wreckage for two days — then collapsed from smoke inhalation, exhaustion and burns. Riley, a 4-year-old golden retriever, searched deep into the debris fields and helped locate the bodies of several firefighters.
“We went there expecting to find hundreds of people trapped,” said Chris Selfridge, 54, of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, who was Riley’s handler. “But we didn’t find anybody alive.”
Though there were not many survivors to find amid the destruction, the devotion of the dogs to their work became an inspiring sight to emergency medical workers and to others who witnessed the urgent rescue effort. Now, as the 20th anniversary of the attacks approaches, those efforts are being memorialized in an exhibition opening Wednesday at the American Kennel Club’s Museum of the Dog.
Titled “9/11 Remembered: Search & Rescue Dogs,” the exhibition also looks beyond the parameters of 9/11 to recognize dogs who worked at other disasters as well, not just in the United States, but around the world. The show will also include several pieces from the DOGNY project, an art initiative that features life-size sculptures of German shepherds. Roughly 100 of them were placed around New York after the attacks.
“I hope this can be a little more uplifting,” Alan Fausel, the museum’s executive director, said. “We also showcase some of the brighter sides and positive outcomes: Rex of White Way rescued a whole train of people stuck in the Sierra Nevadas in the ’50s, and we’ll talk about St. Bernards such as Barry, a very famous St. Bernard in the St. Bernard hospice in Switzerland who rescued avalanche victims.”
The display follows up on an ongoing temporary exhibition at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in lower Manhattan, “K-9 Courage,” which opened in January 2020, but was hardly seen because of the pandemic. That exhibit, which runs into spring 2022, features photographer Charlotte Dumas’ portraits of 15 of the dogs who aided in recovery efforts at ground zero, taken for the 10-year anniversary in 2011, alongside photos of them working in the wreckage.
“You look into their eyes in their old age and can, with the help of the documentary photographs, imagine what their eyes had seen,” Alice M. Greenwald, the chief executive and president of the museum, said. “But you also know that they’ve lived lives of service and surely, there is satisfaction in that — for dogs and human beings, alike.”
Some 2,753 people were killed when the terrorist group al-Qaida hijacked two planes and crashed them into the World Trade Center’s towers, causing them both to collapse in the span of 102 minutes.
As an acrid dust cloud enveloped lower Manhattan and a nation mourned, hundreds of search and rescue teams from around the country descended on ground zero to join the search for survivors, with the first dogs, from the NYPD’s K-9 urban search and rescue team, arriving at the South Tower just 15 minutes after its collapse.
The teams worked 12-hour days for an average of 10 days straight.
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/dogs-9-11-failed-searches-115047947.html
>Apologize
>Soon
kek
At some point, [THEY] will stop falling for that, and it's really annoying bait.
>How do we make it stop
Stop playing the game.
Home school. Only sho where they aren't Nazi's.
Don't support anyone, anything, that pushes the shot.
Trust YOURSELF.
Everyone has an agenda.
#walkaway wasn't just a catch phrase.