Pentagon reopens Cheyenne Mountain

Adm. William Gortney, commander of U.S. Northern Command and NORAD. States ,”… gear is being moved into Cheyenne Mountain to protect it from electromagnetic pulses. Because of the very nature of the way that Cheyenne Mountain is built, it’s EMP-hardened. It wasn’t really designed to be that way, but the way it was constructed makes it that way. Being able to communicate during an EMP attack is important. My primary concern was: ‘Are we going to have the space inside the mountain for everybody that wants to move in there?’ … but we do have that capability,” www.defenseone.com...
Adm. William Gortney continues,”
The past year has marked a notable increase in Russian military assertiveness on the world stage, including in the approaches to
the homelands.


Russian heavy bombers flew more out-of - area patrols in 2014 than in any year since the Cold War. North Korea has successfully test -detonated three nuclear devices and, through its space program, has demonstrated many of the technologies required for an
Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) that could target the
continental United States.


Meanwhile, North Korean military parades have showcased the new KN08 road-mobile ICBM. When deployed, this system will complicate our ability to provide warning and defend against an attack.
Iran has likewise committed considerable resources to enhancing its ballistic missile capabilities and has already placed another satellite into orbit this year using a new booster that could serve as a demonstrator for ICBM technologies.

From our headquarters at Peterson Air Force Base, we
shifted operations to our alternate command and control center in
Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station and sealed the
Mountain’s blast doors to accomplish a number of medical and
infrastructure damage response drills.”
www.northcom.mil...

Although I find it suspicious that the largest U.S. mainland military exercise, Jade Helm (along with it's nuclear, infantry and concentration shoe symbolism) will soon begin, I find it fact worthy that the tensions have escalated between Russia, China and their allies. If, the U.S. is attacked from it's Southern borders, many of our chess pieces would be in place. Albeit I'm thinking in a Reagonestic mind-set. However, this IS NOT the case today! Perhaps, due to the millions of dollars set to up-grade the mountain, the logistics involved, and the influx of workers, perhaps this is just another facade of Berry's smoke and mirrors.

a reply to: Violater1

Sure do seem to be a lot more "smoke and mirrors" with Federal Gov. announcements/public moves lately.

1 word came to mind as I was reading my way through your thread: "YIKES"

a reply to: Violater1

Whew really gearing up there! that's a lot of protection for that guy!

Nah, they just got finished cleaning and upgrading the Gate Room...

a reply to: Violater1
As if it were ever really "closed".

Sure do seem to be a lot more "smoke and mirrors" with Federal Gov. announcements/public moves lately.

Agreed.

originally posted by: Char-Lee
a reply to: Violater1

Whew really gearing up there! that's a lot of protection for that guy!

He is the new Gadaffi.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
Nah, they just got finished cleaning and upgrading the Gate Room...

Ahhhh. 8 chevrons, instead of 7.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
Nah, they just got finished cleaning and upgrading the Gate Room...

What'd you go and tell everybody about that for, Dang it!

a reply to: Char-Lee



Brilliant defense , no soldier will be able to pass that line.

a reply to: Violater1

After 9/11 they started a huge upgrade to the computers and other systems to be able to keep track of more data. It took longer, and turned out to be bigger than they thought, so they moved out while it was done to keep the command post operational. It's done so they're moving back in.

a reply to: Zaphod58

Come on now, be a good sport and play along ... we all know the "upgrades" included a new sign on the "broom closet" identifying Stargate Command.

originally posted by: interupt42
a reply to: Char-Lee

Brilliant defense , no soldier will be able to pass that line.

I think that chick in the middle is holding a couple of grenades, quick man throu your body on them to save the rest of you fellow "Air men".

I believe that the 1st Lt is just there to keep abreast of the situation.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
Nah, they just got finished cleaning and upgrading the Gate Room...

"Phrasing... " oh wait we don't do that anymore

and wrong show, hmmm

"Resistance is futile"

nope that's not it, aha here we go

"I, Hammond of Texas [making gesture over my bald head] agrees"

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
Nah, they just got finished cleaning and upgrading the Gate Room...

Are you kidding? The reason NORAD moved out was that the SGC needed the entire installation. They've solved the one-gate-per-world limit, the place looks like Grand Central Station now. There's a good dozen gates going 24/7.

I love Cheyenne mountain,but i suspect the Stargate is under denver airport now.

originally posted by: yuppa

I love Cheyenne mountain,but i suspect the Stargate is under denver airport now.

That's the Russian gate, why do you think Putin is throwing these tantrums?

originally posted by: Sakashima

originally posted by: yuppa

I love Cheyenne mountain,but i suspect the Stargate is under denver airport now.

That's the Russian gate, why do you think Putin is throwing these tantrums?

Oh CRIMEA a river lol!!

In all seriousness, this is not just an idle reopening.
Looking at all of the current chaos that is not just brewing, but violently boiling over.
Putin, Turkey's Prime Minister, The Chinese Yuan and it's Asian Bank, Ali Hosseini Khamenei (is the second and current Supreme Leader of Iran). The Isis camps in Mexico, Operation Jade Helm.....

a reply to: Violater1

The upgrades are done. It makes sense to have rushed to complete them and get it open again than to not have it when it's needed.