Timeline for Satellite Weapons.
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This timeline was constructed from the patents and companies that worked on the microwave weapons program, as well as the stated events at Schriever.af.mil
TIMELINE – MICROWAVE SATELLITE WEAPONS - Thunderbolt System
(all dates are approximate)
1) Research done under contract with U.S. Air Force at Mission Research Corporation, in Albuquerque, New Mexico – Donald J. Sullivan (approx. 1977 – 1982).
ATK Mission Research Corporation
5001 Indian School Road NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
www.OrbitalATK.com
2) US Patent 4345220, Submitted Feb. 12, 1980 for the Vircator Microwave Weapon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vircator
Donald J Sullivan
9100 Hagerman Ave NE (last known address)
Albuquerque, NM 87109
3) Patent 4345220 Granted to Donald J. Sullivan: Aug. 17, 1982
- Patent assigned to U.S. Air Force
File: Patent 4345220
(all dates are approximate)
1) Research done under contract with U.S. Air Force at Mission Research Corporation, in Albuquerque, New Mexico – Donald J. Sullivan (approx. 1977 – 1982).
ATK Mission Research Corporation
5001 Indian School Road NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
www.OrbitalATK.com
2) US Patent 4345220, Submitted Feb. 12, 1980 for the Vircator Microwave Weapon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vircator
Donald J Sullivan
9100 Hagerman Ave NE (last known address)
Albuquerque, NM 87109
3) Patent 4345220 Granted to Donald J. Sullivan: Aug. 17, 1982
- Patent assigned to U.S. Air Force
File: Patent 4345220
| us4345220.pdf |
| titandewcapabilities.pdf |
File: Titan technical paper with pictures. This is the technical paper written by employees of the Titan Corporation, confirming that they built the Vircator microwave weapons.
4) President Reagan Announces Star Wars/Strategic Defense Initiative – March 23, 1983
5) Groundbreaking for what will become Schriever Air Force Base - May 1983.
6) Titan Corporation in San Leandro, California builds prototype Vircator, in 1983 - 1984. The completed hardware is named the Thunderbolt System.
4) President Reagan Announces Star Wars/Strategic Defense Initiative – March 23, 1983
5) Groundbreaking for what will become Schriever Air Force Base - May 1983.
6) Titan Corporation in San Leandro, California builds prototype Vircator, in 1983 - 1984. The completed hardware is named the Thunderbolt System.
Vircator - built sub-scale for testing.
7) The Thunderbolt System is built by the Titan Corporation (now called L-3 Technologies) rated at 32 MegaJoules of energy. One megajoule (MJ) is equal to one million joules, or approximately the kinetic energy of a 2,200 lb vehicle moving at 100 mph (161 km/h). 1984 - 1989
8) Mark Fleenor becomes General Manager, 1986.
Lawrence Mark Fleenor, General Manager (1986 - 2005)
Air Force Weapons Lab & Mission Research Corp
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawrencemarkfleenor
Lawrence Mark Fleenor
9905 Desert Mountain RD NE (last known address)
Albuquerque, NM 87122
9) Strategic Defense Initiative launches about 24 to 30 satellites into geosynchronous orbit with the Thunderbolt System (Vircator/Reltron): 1987 – 1992.
10) The 2nd Space Wing at Schriever Air Force Base takes operational control of the Air Force Satellite Control Network beginning in October 1987. The Air Force Satellite Control Network was previously located in Sunnyvale, California - the home of Lockheed Missiles and Space Company (LMSC).
11) Targeted Individual, Harlan Girard, reports first microwave attacks from satellite, 1987.
12) 50th Space Wing is activated at Schriever Air Force Base, 30 January 1992, replacing the 2nd Space Wing.
13) In July 1992, the US Government claims the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) program was canceled. What this really means – it is now fully operational. The current Vircator Microwave Weapons have been measured at 3920 - 3935 MHz. The FCC frequency allocation table confirms this is a satellite-to-ground frequency.
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7) The Thunderbolt System is built by the Titan Corporation (now called L-3 Technologies) rated at 32 MegaJoules of energy. One megajoule (MJ) is equal to one million joules, or approximately the kinetic energy of a 2,200 lb vehicle moving at 100 mph (161 km/h). 1984 - 1989
8) Mark Fleenor becomes General Manager, 1986.
Lawrence Mark Fleenor, General Manager (1986 - 2005)
Air Force Weapons Lab & Mission Research Corp
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawrencemarkfleenor
Lawrence Mark Fleenor
9905 Desert Mountain RD NE (last known address)
Albuquerque, NM 87122
9) Strategic Defense Initiative launches about 24 to 30 satellites into geosynchronous orbit with the Thunderbolt System (Vircator/Reltron): 1987 – 1992.
10) The 2nd Space Wing at Schriever Air Force Base takes operational control of the Air Force Satellite Control Network beginning in October 1987. The Air Force Satellite Control Network was previously located in Sunnyvale, California - the home of Lockheed Missiles and Space Company (LMSC).
11) Targeted Individual, Harlan Girard, reports first microwave attacks from satellite, 1987.
12) 50th Space Wing is activated at Schriever Air Force Base, 30 January 1992, replacing the 2nd Space Wing.
13) In July 1992, the US Government claims the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) program was canceled. What this really means – it is now fully operational. The current Vircator Microwave Weapons have been measured at 3920 - 3935 MHz. The FCC frequency allocation table confirms this is a satellite-to-ground frequency.
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15) References
“High Power Microwave Generation from a Virtual Cathode Oscillator” (August 1983) – Donald J. Sullivan
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/4336679/?
"Compact Pulsed Power for Directed Energy Weapons" (2003) (available for free at DEPS.org)
D. Price, et all, Titan Corporation
"The Titan Corporation has been developing directed energy technologies since the early 1980s. Over this time Titan has provided advanced power supplies for electromagnetic gun and laser research while making broader contributions in the field of high-power microwaves (HPM). Titan's HPM work expanded from initial efforts fielding and operating the fist gigawatt-level oscillators for susceptibility test applications, to research and development maximizing the peak and average output powers and overall efficiency realized from such systems. As interest in HPM technology has spread globally, Titan has leveraged this core competency and provided the HPM equipment for nearly all of the major European effects test facilities. Titan's current interests focus on compact, efficient and reliable directed energy weapon systems and the advanced subsystems and components that enable the same."
Note: Picture (a) & (b) When reading this article, pay attention to Page 2, Figure 1(a). These are supposedly the Thunderbolt systems which has been "decommissioned". This image appears to show at least 8 metal-framed crates with cylindrical objects inside. I would estimate the metal frames at 30" by 30" by 10 feet long, and the cylinder inside at about 30" in diameter. In part (b) of Figure 1, this is also supposedly the Thunderbolt System, and there appears to be about 36 metal-frame cases, with cylinders inside. These cases appear to be about the same size. The U.S. Government claims these were "decommissioned," but the lie is clearly exposed here. There are no components in a Railgun, that have 8 large cylinders. What might be deduced from these images is - Part (b) shows the Thunderbolt Systems ready to be shipped to Kennedy Space Center for assembly into satellites, and then launched into geosynchronous orbit. If this is correct, then we can deduce that about 24 satellite weapons were originally launched in the 1987 - 1992 period, along with 6 spares.
Railgun Story Debunked - These pictures are from the article. (a) supposedly shows the 32 MJ Thunderbolt Systems which have been "decommissioned." (b) also supposedly shows the same equipment that was sent to England and set up in a Railgun Test Facility. This is obvious disinformation. There are no large, round cylinder components in a Railgun. If there are 36 cases in the (b) image, then we can deduce that about 30 satellite weapons were launched initially, along with 6 spares. With 24 to 30 satellites in geosynchronous orbit, it is possible to hit almost any ground target, anywhere in the world. These Thunderbolt Systems became operational in 1987 - 1992. And this is confirmed by the reports of Harlan Girard, starting in 1987. Yes, there is a Railgun Test Facility in England, but it was not built using Vircator cylinders.
Information on the L-3 Technologies website:
http://www2.l3t.com/ati/solutions/electromagnetic_systems.htm
Information on the L-3 Technologies website:
http://www2.l3t.com/ati/solutions/electromagnetic_systems.htm
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