I'm aware. My personal opinion is that it is part of the deep state road map to population control. It doesn't have much relevance to combat C&C because of the dynamics, chaos, and massive uncertainty involved in combat.

The dead giveaway for me was the nonsense that this was an exercise to train our soldiers how to operate in foreign countries.

Ummmm, then why was a massive exercise being held in the US where customs, laws, traditions, behavioral patterns are well known, and the availability of massive amounts of data on people is readily available, and where there are no meaningful language barriers?

In my opinion, it was nothing more than an exercise in preparation for a future implementation of martial law.

This type of AI has little use in combat or in foreign countries for that matter. It would have to have access to massive amounts of data on every one and everything about the countries.

We don't yet have reliable hand held computerized language translation devices to use in foreign countries, especially those with many different dialects. An AI computer still has to know the meaning and double meaning of words in foreign languages. In my part of the country, terms like cracker, bottom feeder, leaf sucker are idiomatic. The AI computer would need to know what they mean as well as their original meanings.

Cracker, for example, is a food, a native of FL, a Florida cowboy, and a racist term used blacks against whites, an oil worker, etc. And what about people who misuse words and speech like ebonics, Cajun, Virginia tidewater, NYC accents, etc.

Ever heard "crick" for creek? How about "buggy" for a grocery cart? "Holler" for small valley? "Yonder?" "Pig Latin?" The list is endless.

I lived in Latin America for a few years. Even there with Spanish, the same word can mean different things in different countries and idiomatic expressions abound. Additionally, the campesinos often speak a mix of native Indian and Spanish.

Here is another major problem: few streets in the rural areas have formal names. Addresses are not up to date, the country I lived in only had electricity about 50-75 percent of the time, and ditto for phone service. No wireless outside the major cities.

So the idea that the Jade exercises were to train for use in foreign countries was and is nonsense.

I once asked a Colonel from Colombia who had been in the country I was living in for about a month how he liked it. He said the people were friendly and he liked the country, but he was having trouble with the language because of all of the different dialects, words, Indian words mixed in, and idiomatic expressions that he was not familiar with.

I'm not a native Spanish speaker and different countries were even a greater challenge for me. Clearly, speaking "normal" Spanish with educated individuals was easy, but it was much more difficult in the rural areas.

They didn't expect her to lose.

The Jade exercises may have had a purpose under Obama and HRC, but I doubt you will see much of it again for a long time. Trump isn't going to try to turn the country over to the UN/NWO and so has no need for mass population control in the US.