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originally posted by: CrazyFox
UK Notice tgI like this Kennedy bettera reply to:
Joe don't suck
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58%edit on 1/18/2022 by CrazyFox because:
originally posted by: Madrusa
Can i just ask why you are carrying on this nonsense when Trump and the Republican Party (as well as the Democrats) should be on trial for Genocide and Crimes against Humanity for his part in the Biological warfare currently being waged?
Could i also ask if any of you are aware that your continued support for the agenda which Trump represented which included viewing the complete control of the American Congress by Israel as a good thing means you are also deeply involved in treason against your own Nation in the case of Americans, and the supporting of those involved in crimes against humanity including Genocide?
These are your crimes
A relativistic kill vehicle (RKV) is a hypothetical weapon system. The details of such systems vary widely, but the key common feature is the use of a massive impactor traveling at a significant fraction of light speed to strike the target. Therefore the weapon would be an extreme example of the real-life concept of a kinetic bombardment.
RKVs have been proposed as a method of interstellar warfare, especially in settings where faster than light travel or sensors are impossible.
The Department of the Air Force now boasts a software ecosystem of 17 innovation hubs and software factories under one platform across the United States.
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio (AFRL) – The chief software officer for the Air Force recently designated Hangar 18 as a Department of the Air Force software factory.
Hangar 18 joins 16 other Department of the Air Force software factories—including the first, Kessel Run—that have sprung up across the nation since the Air Force began its digital transformation efforts in 2017. These efforts were initially driven by the release of the Air Force Science and Technology Strategy for 2030, released in 2017, and then influenced by the digital engineering initiative laid out by Dr. Will Roper, former assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology and logistics.
Matthew Jacobsen, director of Hangar 18, cited Roper’s articles “There is no spoon” [PDF1] and “Bending the spoon” [PDF2] as significant in the formation of the software factories and Hangar 18’s charter.
Chaillan abruptly left his role as Chief Software Officer Sept. 2, 2021, citing disappointment with Air Force software development.
“I think that Mr. Chaillan saw a lot of potential in the cloud, DevSecOps and Agile space, and, ultimately, we see his departure as, what will hopefully be, a forcing function for Air Force leadership and DOD leadership to change how they mean to address this problem.”
Air Force Research Laboratory
Air Force chief software officer knocks DoD as he departs
The Air Force’s chief software officer Nic Chaillan announced his departure in a blistering online post Thursday that criticized senior leaders for not taking IT modernization seriously and hamstringing senior IT leaders.
originally posted by: CrazyFox
Pete, I hope all is well. May good fortunes come your way. The details you provided concise.
This is funny
Everyone's mental health has been tried but as one who regularly packs extra sandwiches to give to homeless. My mental health improved a lot when I stopped feeding the ones who lived under bridges.
a reply to: PeteMitchell
Sometime in the far-off distant future there will be Twinkies