Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division

Um, and then you have this Captain Rex Bunyavas.

Um, w- I don't know who would be searching that, but he works for the, um, for NSWC Crane.

Crane is the military base that took possession of an anti-personnel micro explosive from Accurate Energetic Systems, and we know that AES had a $440,000 DOD contract for an anti-personnel micro explosive.

Well, Crane, the Naval Surface Warfare Unit, uh, they specialize in micro electronics, you know, something like a road mic.

This is how these people, these managerial roles operate.

And in this case, it would seem like a managerial role for the military industrial complex because Fort Huachuca, Ana Escobar, the Google Trends data, Mitch Snow's eyewitness testimony, and the work of this program linking a four hundred and forty thousand dollar DoD contract to the now non-existent Accurate Energetic Systems that blew up, killing everybody inside, the NSW crane, the microelectronics drone swarm military-based specialists.

It all implicates the military in what we now know was a high-level military operation to take out Charlie Kirk that involved an unimaginable betrayal by the people who were closest to Charlie Kirk.

So this is acting, this operation, as a cover operation to run cover for the military.

The facility can simulate flight conditions at speeds approaching Mach 1, while giving engineers more opportunities to test before taking systems into the air.

Here to tell us how it all works is Nancy Maloy from Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane.

Nancy, thanks so much for joining me today.

It's great to have you on the show.

It is officially a temporary structure, but much like if you go ziplining and other places, they call them temporary structures because if you needed to take it down and move it within 48 hours, you could.

So it's a temporary structure that has some control rooms and observation decks where we can take readings with cameras and other instruments to measure the countermeasures and how they've been produced and then they've been produced within specification.

Nancy Maloy is the Division Manager for Platform Protection and Countermeasures Technologies Division at Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane.

Nancy, let's go on with that.