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U.S. Northern Command
@USNorthernCmd
Gen. O'Shaughnessy, CDR
@NORADCommand
&
@USNorthernCmd
, visited
@SpaceX
in Hawthorne, CA, Dec. 16. He toured facilities, watched a satellite launch and met with SpaceX leaders, including
@ElonMusk
, about our #HomelandDefense mission & possible future #partnerships with industry.
They didn't fake Chernobyl, but it became the source of a lot of DS money.
Sen Amy Klobuchar has a company in her district that is getting DoD money for cleanup activities at Chernobyl.
That's why she's in all the pictures with No-Name and Graham.
https://youtu.be/hkk00dSjp5Y
Soviet Scientist
Airing on NBC in 1986, this Valery Legasov interview took place at the time of the International Atomic Energy Agency conference in Vienna. American host Carol Marin asks Legasov if all of the Chernobyl type reactors should be shut down instead of repaired, given the design flaws. The scientist responds by saying that after the flaws were understood, measures were taken so that reactors of that type can operate safely into the future
https://www.army.mil/article/254316/army_tests_commercial_satellite_internet_in_pilot_program
FORT BRAGG, N.C. — Soldiers assigned to the 50th Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced, 35th Corps Signal Brigade are in the early stages of using the Starlink commercial satellite system globally — improving transport diversity options for commanders and pushing data across the Army network at a faster rate.
https://spacenews.com/u-s-army-signs-deal-with-spacex-to-assess-starlink-broadband/
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army will experiment using Starlink broadband to move data across military networks. An agreement signed with SpaceX on May 20 gives the Army three years to try out the service.
The Army and SpaceX signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement known as a CRADA, an Army source told SpaceNews.
https://www.teslarati.com/spacex-starlink-us-military-contract-custom-satellites/
SpaceX has won $149 million from the Space Development Agency (SDA) to leverage the successes of its Starlink constellation and build custom satellites for the US Department of Defense (DoD).
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-spacex-starlink-airforce/musks-satellite-project-testing-encrypted-internet-with-military-planes-idUSKBN1X12KM
The Air Force program, known as Global Lightning, started testing with SpaceX in early 2018 and used Starlink’s first two test satellites to beam to terminals fixed to a C-12 military transport plane in flight, demonstrating internet speeds of 610 megabits per-second, SpaceX Senior Vice President Tim Hughes said. That’s fast enough to download a movie in under a minute.
Publicly available court documents can be found ~usually~ on courtlistener.
The Sussman case is the one you're looking for - look here for all the court filings and activity.
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/60390583/united-states-v-sussmann/
CIA Bulk Collection being done outside of Congressional approval and oversight.
https://www.wyden.senate.gov/news/press-releases/wyden-and-heinrich-newly-declassified-documents-reveal-previously-secret-cia-bulk-collection-problems-with-cia-handling-of-americans-information
https://www.wyden.senate.gov/news/press-releases/wyden-and-heinrich-newly-declassified-documents-reveal-previously-secret-cia-bulk-collection-problems-with-cia-handling-of-americans-information
“FISA gets all the attention because of the periodic congressional reauthorizations and the release of DOJ, ODNI and FISA Court documents,” said Senators Wyden and Heinrich in response to the newly declassified documents. “But what these documents demonstrate is that many of the same concerns that Americans have about their privacy and civil liberties also apply to how the CIA collects and handles information under executive order and outside the FISA law. In particular, these documents reveal serious problems associated with warrantless backdoor searches of Americans, the same issue that has generated bipartisan concern in the FISA context.”
https://www.wyden.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/HainesBurns_WydenHeinrich_13APR21%20-FINAL.pdf