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Global Hawk drones fly at 65,000 feet as JSTARS (joint surveillance and target attack radar
system) with moving-target indicator radar feeds data to command centers. The F-15E Strike
Eagle and F-35 Joint Strike Fighter are perfect for front-line offense, and cruise missiles like the
ALCM (air-launched cruise missile) Tomahawk, Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile (JASSM),
or Britain’s Storm Shadow can take in an HPM payload and deliver it.
Besides the TR-3A Black Mantra and Aurora SR-91 peeking through chemical cloud cover
(mentioned in Chapter 4), Boeing’s RC-135 Rivet Joint recon jet intercepts communications and
pulses Silent Sound Spread Spectrum (S-quad or S4) over AM, FM, HDTV, and military bands.
S4 is a dual-use hypersonic sound weapon, patent #5,159,703. After collecting, analyzing, and
replicating emotional EEG patterns (excitation potential signatures) then stored on computers as
low-amplitude emotion signature clusters, these clusters are then piggybacked on S4 carrier
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frequencies to trigger some emotions at the expense of others. S4 made its war theater debut
during the first Gulf War (August 1990 – February 1991). After Saddam Hussein’s command-
and-control electronics in Kuwait were knocked out, emotion signature clusters of fear, anxiety,
and despair were broadcast on 100MHz FM radio channels as subliminals to bogus military
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orders and patriotic and religious music. Silent Sound, Inc. was the first to sell CDs of
excitation potential signatures, after which Israel’s eXaudios created Magnify, a telephone
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Laser-guided bombs and Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAMs) can perform precision
strikes night or day, in rain, cloud, snow, or sandstorm. JDAM guidance kits make dumb bombs
smarter, even when launched from 10,000 meters up and 10.5 miles from target. The Navy’s
Tomahawks are smart and the Army’s Apache Longbow helicopter gunships with their radar-
guided Hellfire missiles even smarter and more lethal. B-2s, B-52s, and B-1s carry multiple
JDAMs programmed for different targets. The seven-foot, fifty-pound ShadowHawk is a 150-
gram drone helicopter loaded with a 50,000-volt stun gun, a 12-gauge shotgun, and a 40mm
grenade launcher.
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The ATL or advanced tactical laser (L3 Communications/Brashear and HYTEC Inc.) fires
through a rotating turret extending from Boeing’s C-130H beam control system. The ATL
aircraft can direct a low-power laser to find, track, and hit ground targets. By setting off a storm
of electrons, cobalt ionization bombs can disrupt infrared and detection laser systems. (The
Russians bypass radar limitations by utilizing infrared beams, though pulsed neutron beams are
another matter.)
Reusable payloads are a bonus. For example, the PGS (prompt global strike) program, code-
named FALCON (force application and launch from CONUS), is a reusable HCV (hypersonic
cruise vehicle) that launches into space, delivers its payload, then returns to Earth. FALCON’s
global reach includes unmanned reusable HCVs, SLVs (small launch vehicles), and CAVs
(combat aerial vehicles) that can launch satellites on short notice, carry nuclear or kinetic
payloads like the tungsten kinetic orbital bombardment projectiles called “rods from God” or
robust nuclear earth penetrators that penetrate deeply buried or particularly hardened
underground bases. Deployment can be from missiles, MSPs [military space planes], or space-
based platforms like satellites. A single Minuteman III ICBM will lift three CAVs 7,000 miles or
more, each for a different target, weapon, or purpose.
The Nautilus antimissile laser, previously known as the MIAAD-182 or midrange infrared
advanced antipersonnel disabling system, is a lightning-fast, high-intensity infrared laser pulse
that destroys missiles in flight. On the ground it can permanently blind combat troops by entering
the aqueous front shell of the eyeball and damaging the thin membrane of the retina in the rear.