Guys, Codemonkey posted about his trip to a building in Sierra Vista AZ a border town. This building has a SCIF. Why does this building have a SCIF?

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1838-Paseo-San-Luis-Sierra-Vista-AZ/3805523/

1838 Paseo San Luis, Sierra Vista

ABOUT 1838 PASEO SAN LUIS , SIERRA VISTA, AZ 85635

The building is a free standing facility which was designed specifically for a defense contractor with high level security requirements. In addition to a reception area, private offices, break rooms, conference rooms, and bull pen space, the building includes a fully accredited 1,600 sf SCIF with a screen room and a 2,200 sf secure computer equipment room with a raised floor. There is also a fenced area in the rear of the building for vehicle storage or additional storage.

1838 Paseo San Luis, one block from Highway 92 between La Linda Way and Avenida Cochise. The property is located within walking distance to restaurants, a fitness center, day care, and easy access to Fort Huachuca.

https://www.warriorhealingcenter.org/

>>15491067

A sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF; pronounced /skɪf/), in United States military, national security/national defense and intelligence parlance, is an enclosed area within a building that is used to process sensitive compartmented information (SCI) types of classified information.

Take a look at the Resume of the dude who owns the building. Col Tim Kirk PhD

https://www.linkedin.com/in/doctorkirk

Civil Society Chief, CJIATF Shafafiyat (counter-corruption), led team of 5 counter-insurgency professionals in outside-the-wire operations utilizing Dari language skills. Served as director & organizer w/ key members of Afghan civil society as lead Afghan Hand in one-of-a-kind effort. Led engagement team of cultural, linguistic and subject matter expert professionals from Joint and Coalition forces. Architect of novel ISAF OPLAN initiative engaging directly with Afghan civil society leaders…

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Lead speechwriter for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

Joint Staff

Jul 2009 - Jun 20101 year

Extensively researched, coordinated and prepared all aspects supporting CJCS speaking engagements/presentations. Authored sensitive CJCS personal & DoD correspondence, talking points, congressional testimonies & military briefings. Coordinated JCS domestic/international affairs, programs/policy, warfare systems & strategy/capability discussions. Scripted narratives for senior/DoD-level ceremonial events involving heads of state and NCR distinguished visitors.

United States Air Force

United States Air Force

1 year 11 months

Speechwriter for the Chief of Staff of the Air Force

Mar 2008 - Jun 20091 year 4 months

Pentagon, VA

Prepared speeches, congressional testimony, briefings & correspondence for SecAF, CSAF, VCSAF & AVCSAF. Wrote the AF's senior leader's policy documents, budget posture statement, press articles, and questions for record. Facilitated communication among the Secretariat, Air Staff, Joint Staff, and other Services on the AF's top priorities. Conducted special projects and sensitive studies & provided them unfiltered to Secretary of the Air Force (SecAF), Chief of Staff of the Air Force (CSAF)…

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Chief, AF Quadriennial Defense Review Analysis Division

Aug 2007 - Mar 20088 months

Air Staff, Pentagon, VA

Led team of 3 defense experts working strategy development, end-state research and analysis, solution synthesis for hundreds of Air Force systems and programs in direct support of Chief of Staff of the Air Force (CSAF), Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force (VCSAF), and Assistant Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force (AVCSAF). Managed and controlled Air Force intellectual efforts for the Quadrennial Defense and Roles and Missions Reviews. Coordinated actions of over 400 AF-wide QDR/RMR POCs and…

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>>15491094

I need to link to the Q posts about SCIF's and the Wounded warrior projects but my friggin capture is not working so I'm stuck with copy paste.

>>15491094

Sierra Vista has been overwhelmed with Migrants.

Sheriff calls border situation in Cochise County a crisis

COCHISE COUNTY, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) - Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels said the Southwest border is in disarray.

For his county, which includes Sierra Vista, south of Tucson, he is calling the border situation there a crisis. He said drug and human smuggling has increased there over the past few months. While the sheriff is calling for lawmakers to come together, he blames President Joe Biden's immigration policies for the surge.

"I spent 37 years on the border. I believe we have such an uptick in the messaging behind our southern border," said Dannels.

Unfinished border wall

Dannels said the president stopping border wall construction is giving migrants and cartel traffickers easy access across the border near Cochise County.

(Source: 3TV/CBS 5)

Dannels said the president stopping border wall construction is giving migrants and cartel traffickers easy access across the border near Cochise County.

https://www.azfamily.com/news/sheriff-calls-border-situation-in-cochise-county-a-crisis/article_0376a7f4-8eb4-11eb-bc47-c348dd4a6421.html

Lord God, Father in Heaven please protect Ron Watkins, spread your loving wing over him and shield him from anybody that would try to harm him. Hear our cries Lord, please protect our friend.

>>15491661

A lot of the houses that were built in the 60s In Sierra Vista have bomb shelters. That would come in handy if you were a human smuggler.

>>15491067