After being engrossed in this thread and the corresponding one by jackwagon on the other site for the past few days, I finally had a decent nights sleep last night. Until i woke up at 4:32 AM from bad dream, it concerned fireworks during halftime at the Super Bowl and dead birds falling from (supposed) fireworks in AR. When I sat up in bed, thinking of what I dreamt about, suddenly there was a very bright flash of lightning and then thunder outside the bedroom door. A snowstorm was rolling into Dallas area and pelted us with Ice and Sleet.

I think this was all just in my mind and not a premonition. Well, let's hope so..

Originally posted by zorgon
So... any word on Ashley?

After all we have her to thank for this long thread getting very interesting, very quickly

I've been told that Ashley did not lose her job because of the tweet. That she has been written up and reprimanded though.
I was also was told that Dugway were still searching employees after the "missing" vial was found. Now that's interesting.
Also that the official story might not have got out were it not for that tweet and screenshot.
Figured that.

Going to run a test don't worry side effects may include nausea and loss of appetite just kidding

Does the following sequence/code look familiar to anyone: Z9CL28

If you are aware of what it is please U2U your responses.

With Respect

Mr X

Originally posted by NightShift
It is an "elephant cage," a large, direction finding antenna.

They also have ECHELON uses

From your link..

'It was used by the military to triangulate radio signals for radio navigation, intelligence gathering and search and rescue"

There is a really big one in Misawa, Japan - NSA - Code Name Ladylove

+40° 43' 22.91", +141° 19' 43.57"

Originally posted by JustinIowa
Ok, let me put it this way about an army base.

Lets say, hypothetically, you are a supply sergeant at fort jackson. You are in charge of an arms room (where they keep the weapons that privates shoot)

Say your count comes up one short, you recount. If that comes up one short, you recount again.
Then you ask to see if any Drill sergeants are using it, but they are not
Then you check with the other companies in your battalion.. not there

Then your battalion commander has to call the brigade commander, who calls the post commander. Post commander gives you 1 hour to find this missing weapon (its an M16, which compared to a chemical or biological agent.. is like a pea shooter) or the post will be shut down. No traffic in, no traffic out, until that weapon is found, PERIOD.

This goes for civilians, military, la de dadi EVERYBODY

This is how a military base can be locked down.
I have also seen a military base (ft sam houston and I assume many others) on lock down after 9-11. It was a wild experience.

What Im saying is, not EVERY time a military base gets locked down, is for some end of the world reason.. and of course, not every time a military base gets locked down is it for a small minute thing like 1 missing weapon.

PS.. the supply sergeant (not me) found the weapon mixed in with dummy weapons (fake) in a bay, within the hour looking.

Your definitely right. But For Dugway, I highly doubt its because of a misplaced weapon.

For clarification purposes:

Dugway is a stage 4 facility that focuses primarily on chemical grade weapons testing and storage. They are also a training ground for both Homeland Security personnel and the military personnel. It could be a number of things that has happened. All of which are NOT good. This type of facility would not go into a lockdown for a training exercise or any small issues.

This facility being under lockdown is a serious issue. The initial base is a 2 hour drive from Salt Lake City. From there, the facility branches off into different divisions. The one I know of is the training facility. From the main base, it takes another hour of driving by van to get to the training grounds.

That being said, this facility is rather large and has a vast underground network. The lockdown of Dugway is not a good thing nor should it be taken lightly.