In about 250 years a young man from Iowa named James T Kirk will walk through those doors.
The rest you already know.
224 years, but who’s counting?
There are already bases on the moon and further into space and interplanetary travel is happening. All information readily available on open sources.
Trump’s gradual trickling out of official US government evidence of UAP/UFO videos (and his occasional ‘photos’ walking alongside alien ETs - the better looking variety of many ET forms) is to condition the public of this long-existing truth and in preparation for us all to be entrusted with information we should have been using for the betterment of mankind.
You are unaware, but already using ET technology in everyday use.
That Trump will openly create an academy is yet another small step and an acknowledgement that we have a right to know the extent of operations already underway.
Hold on tight. Prepare to be shocked.
Thank you for your attention in this matter.
From the article:
"It’s clear that we need to educate and train an entire generation of skilled service members, engineers, civil operators and everything else to do what we have to do,”
This sounds good to me. Also, it’s a plus to have a military branch that isn’t solely focused on blowing up huts & killing poor brown people in deserts & jungles around the world.
One of my kids attended the USCG Academy intro camp in New London, CT over the summer. Of all the college camps my kids have participated in, the USCG AIM was the most disappointing & least useful. My kid attends a STEM high school & is heavy into mechanics, robotics & 3D printing. The USCG week long program hardly or didn’t touch on any of those topics. When he asked his cadre (squad leader) about ship repair the answer was the enlisted usually does that & the officers supervise. Uhg…? I really hope this new Space Force Academy actually does some technical training & educating. Not just 4 years of grabass, hooping hollering & stairing at sheetrock, pretending to call it leadership training.
the US Coast Guard would like a word !!!
I like the ideas of Space Force & a Space Force Academy. Loved the movie Starship Troopers & the uniforms the fictional characters wore. But the line from the article linked discussing uniform decision is thought provoking to me.
From the article below:
"Starship Troopers” director Paul Verhoeven has said that the movie, which stars Casper Van Dien and Neil Patrick Harris, was meant to be a satire of a “fascist utopia.”
“I decided to make a movie about fascists who aren’t aware of their fascism,” Verhoeven, who grew up in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands near a German military base…"
