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Arctic Pact Trade Zone | Upper Rhine Zone | Lower Rhine Zone | Middle Rhone Basin

"US attempts to salvage the European Order with an Oceania-based military coalition"

Population Conversations: 515,585

Group Power Hours

Glance at NATO

In early 2018, UNITED STATES ARMY COMMANDER, GENERAL CURTIS M. SCAPARROTTI delivered the posture statement for NATO. He stated, "As our most significant trading partner, Europe is vital to promoting American prosperity. With shared history and values, Europe is also a critical partner in advancing American influence throughout the world. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) enables us to preserve peace through strength as alliance unity fundamentally deters the aggression of potential adversaries."

Moreover, General Scaparrotti said, "Russia continues to destabilize regional security and disregard international norms, which have preserved the peace in Europe since 1945. Russia seeks to change the international order, fracture NATO, and undermine U.S. leadership in order to protect its regime, re-assert dominance over its neighbors, and achieve greater influence around the globe. To achieve these ends, the Kremlin is prepared to employ the full spectrum of Russia’s power, to include forcefully using its increasingly capable military."

United Nations Command: AUKUSA/Quad 4

Extensively, the Greater West initiative transforms international security while disabling NATO, AUKUSA and the Quad 4 military alliances with the Open START Hawaii and Open START Alaska drills. Inherently, the Greater West initiative suppresses the UN Command as security backlogs with the Global South impedes expansion for the Japanese yen. Economically, the US dollar unifies NATO, AUKUSA and the Quad 4 alliances in the wake of the 2007 housing crises, COVID-19 recovery and war in Ukraine. Generously, the Upper Rhine pass links the Open START Hawaii and Open START Alaska drills to stabilize international and climate security. Uniquely, Open START drills on the Upper Rhine pass pegs the value of the Japanese yen and Korean Won to the Chinese yuan, Indian rupee, Russian ruble, and Mexican peso which enables economic transformation for the Greater West. Effectively, the Open START drill secures the yen in cooperation for the Global South with significant growth on the New Silk Road Economic Belt. Suitably, the Open START drill baffles the UN Command with the Upper Rhine pass as a prelude in the demise of NATO, AUKUSA and the Quad 4 military alliances.

The OSCE and NATO: From the Arctic Circle

Historically, military conflicts include land navigation rivalry which is significant for the Lower Rhine corridor as tensions between the Eastern and Western hemisphere ignite over political testimony. Substantially, the US has interspersed armed forces in the EU with the connivance of NATO and the OSCE to subjugate the Arctic Circle and dominate international trade from the Middle East. Tacitly, the OSCE is equipped to engineer early warnings, conflict resolution and crisis management over military tensions with NATO to inseminate the world order of law and justice. Decisively, the Open START Iceland drill unify the corners of the world to combat the historical West from the Arctic Circle over climate security, war crimes and crimes against humanity. Particularly, normalized ties to Israel for the Lower Rhine corridor weighs over rising Eastern influence from the Near East which is a major factor in the Open START Iceland drill. Efficiently, the Open START Iceland drill balances political, economic and military parity between the historical East and West which is threatened from the incumbency of trade sanctions and escalating military tensions in the West.

*Schedule of Nuclear Attack

Be advised: The specific plan of attack for North Dakota is sensitive and will be posted here closer to its scheduled strike.

North Dakota

AL* | AZ* | AR* | CO | CT | DE | FL | GA | ID | IN | IA | KS | KY | LA | ME | MD
MA | MI | MN | MS | MO | MT | NE | NV | NH | NJ | NM | NY | NC | ND | OH | OK | OR | PA | RI | SC
SD | TN | TX | UT | VA (DC)** | VT** | WA** | WV** | WI** | WY**
*Central Fleet South Bulava + RT23 Cadet + Vysota3

Team: Memphis Fire (Local Area Control)

**Central Fleet North Bulava + Surya + Vysota3
Open START (RKS)
Groups UR174 - UR180 | *300kt | Millineum Power *4,000 MW
Stage 1 - WA Dong (SIT.2)

North Dakota

Latitude Coordinate

Longitude Coordinate

Fargo

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 275m (Group 174)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.877186 00(300kt)
Point B: 46.808327 00
Point C: 47.925257 00
Point D: 48.232967 00
Point E: 46.876949 00
Point F: 48.146968 00
Open START
Point A: -96.789803 00(300kt)
Point B: -100.783739 00
Point C: -97.032855 00
Point D: -101.292291 00
Point E: -96.899906 00
Point F: -103.617975 00
Demonstration

Bismarck

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 516m (Group 174)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.877186 00
Point B: 46.808327 00(300kt)
Point C: 47.925257 00
Point D: 48.232967 00
Point E: 46.876949 00
Point F: 48.146968 00
Point A: -96.789803 00
Point B: -100.783739 00(300kt)
Point C: -97.032855 00
Point D: -101.292291 00
Point E: -96.899906 00
Point F: -103.617975 00

Grand Forks

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 253m (Group 174)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.877186 00
Point B: 46.808327 00
Point C: 47.925257 00(300kt)
Point D: 48.232967 00
Point E: 46.876949 00
Point F: 48.146968 00
Point A: -96.789803 00
Point B: -100.783739 00
Point C: -97.032855 00(300kt)
Point D: -101.292291 00
Point E: -96.899906 00
Point F: -103.617975 00

Minot

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 492m (Group 174)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.877186 00
Point B: 46.808327 00
Point C: 47.925257 00
Point D: 48.232967 00(300kt)
Point E: 46.876949 00
Point F: 48.146968 00
Point A: -96.789803 00
Point B: -100.783739 00
Point C: -97.032855 00
Point D: -101.292291 00(300kt)
Point E: -96.899906 00
Point F: -103.617975 00

West Fargo

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 274m (Group 174)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.877186 00
Point B: 46.808327 00
Point C: 47.925257 00
Point D: 48.232967 00
Point E: 46.876949 00(300kt)
Point F: 48.146968 00
Point A: -96.789803 00
Point B: -100.783739 00
Point C: -97.032855 00
Point D: -101.292291 00
Point E: -96.899906 00(300kt)
Point F: -103.617975 00

Williston

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 572m (Group 174)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.877186 00
Point B: 46.808327 00
Point C: 47.925257 00
Point D: 48.232967 00
Point E: 46.876949 00
Point F: 48.146968 00(300kt)
Point A: -96.789803 00
Point B: -100.783739 00
Point C: -97.032855 00
Point D: -101.292291 00
Point E: -96.899906 00
Point F: -103.617975 00(300kt)

Dickinson

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 736m (Group 175)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.879176 00(300kt)
Point B: 46.826660 00
Point C: 46.910544 00
Point D: 46.265237 00
Point E: 48.112779 00
Point F: 47.802241 00
Point A: -102.789624 00(300kt)
Point B: -100.889576 00
Point C: -98.708436 00
Point D: -96.605907 00
Point E: -98.865120 00
Point F: -103.283247 00

Mandan

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 502m (Group 175)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.879176 00
Point B: 46.826660 00(300kt)
Point C: 46.910544 00
Point D: 46.265237 00
Point E: 48.112779 00
Point F: 47.802241 00
Point A: -102.789624 00
Point B: -100.889576 00(300kt)
Point C: -98.708436 00
Point D: -96.605907 00
Point E: -98.865120 00
Point F: -103.283247 00

Jamestown

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 428m (Group 175)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.879176 00
Point B: 46.826660 00
Point C: 46.910544 00(300kt)
Point D: 46.265237 00
Point E: 48.112779 00
Point F: 47.802241 00
Point A: -102.789624 00
Point B: -100.889576 00
Point C: -98.708436 00(300kt)
Point D: -96.605907 00
Point E: -98.865120 00
Point F: -103.283247 00

Wahpeton

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 294m (Group 175)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.879176 00
Point B: 46.826660 00
Point C: 46.910544 00
Point D: 46.265237 00(300kt)
Point E: 48.112779 00
Point F: 47.802241 00
Point A: -102.789624 00
Point B: -100.889576 00
Point C: -98.708436 00
Point D: -96.605907 00(300kt)
Point E: -98.865120 00
Point F: -103.283247 00

Devils Lake

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 440m (Group 175)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.879176 00
Point B: 46.826660 00
Point C: 46.910544 00
Point D: 46.265237 00
Point E: 48.112779 00(300kt)
Point F: 47.802241 00
Point A: -102.789624 00
Point B: -100.889576 00
Point C: -98.708436 00
Point D: -96.605907 00
Point E: -98.865120 00(300kt)
Point F: -103.283247 00

Watford City

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 648m (Group 175)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.879176 00
Point B: 46.826660 00
Point C: 46.910544 00
Point D: 46.265237 00
Point E: 48.112779 00
Point F: 47.802241 00(300kt)
Point A: -102.789624 00
Point B: -100.889576 00
Point C: -98.708436 00
Point D: -96.605907 00
Point E: -98.865120 00
Point F: -103.283247 00(300kt)

Valley City

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 372m (Group 176)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.923313 00(300kt)
Point B: 48.412211 00
Point C: 46.762494 00
Point D: 47.263340 00
Point E: 48.368888 00
Point F: 48.317241 00
Point A: -98.003155 00(300kt)
Point B: -97.410634 00
Point C: -100.700403 00
Point D: -101.777946 00
Point E: -99.996246 00
Point F: -102.390451 00

Grafton

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 253m (Group 176)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.923313 00
Point B: 48.412211 00(300kt)
Point C: 46.762494 00
Point D: 47.263340 00
Point E: 48.368888 00
Point F: 48.317241 00
Point A: -98.003155 00
Point B: -97.410634 00(300kt)
Point C: -100.700403 00
Point D: -101.777946 00
Point E: -99.996246 00
Point F: -102.390451 00

Lincoln

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 513m (Group 176)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.923313 00
Point B: 48.412211 00
Point C: 46.762494 00(300kt)
Point D: 47.263340 00
Point E: 48.368888 00
Point F: 48.317241 00
Point A: -98.003155 00
Point B: -97.410634 00
Point C: -100.700403 00(300kt)
Point D: -101.777946 00
Point E: -99.996246 00
Point F: -102.390451 00

Beulah

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 543m (Group 176)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.923313 00
Point B: 48.412211 00
Point C: 46.762494 00
Point D: 47.263340 00(300kt)
Point E: 48.368888 00
Point F: 48.317241 00
Point A: -98.003155 00
Point B: -97.410634 00
Point C: -100.700403 00
Point D: -101.777946 00(300kt)
Point E: -99.996246 00
Point F: -102.390451 00

Rugby

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 472m (Group 176)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.923313 00
Point B: 48.412211 00
Point C: 46.762494 00
Point D: 47.263340 00
Point E: 48.368888 00(300kt)
Point F: 48.317241 00
Point A: -98.003155 00
Point B: -97.410634 00
Point C: -100.700403 00
Point D: -101.777946 00
Point E: -99.996246 00(300kt)
Point F: -102.390451 00

Stanley

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 685m (Group 176)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.923313 00
Point B: 48.412211 00
Point C: 46.762494 00
Point D: 47.263340 00
Point E: 48.368888 00
Point F: 48.317241 00(300kt)
Point A: -98.003155 00
Point B: -97.410634 00
Point C: -100.700403 00
Point D: -101.777946 00
Point E: -99.996246 00
Point F: -102.390451 00(300kt)

Horace

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 280m (Group 177)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.758855 00(300kt)
Point B: 46.900529 00
Point C: 47.980848 00
Point D: 47.294448 00
Point E: 48.827230 00
Point F: 46.441634 00
Point A: -96.903697 00(300kt)
Point B: -97.211200 00
Point C: -102.490180 00
Point D: -101.622665 00
Point E: -100.445698 00
Point F: -97.681210 00

Casselton

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 286m (Group 177)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.758855 00
Point B: 46.900529 00(300kt)
Point C: 47.980848 00
Point D: 47.294448 00
Point E: 48.827230 00
Point F: 46.441634 00
Point A: -96.903697 00
Point B: -97.211200 00(300kt)
Point C: -102.490180 00
Point D: -101.622665 00
Point E: -100.445698 00
Point F: -97.681210 00

New Town

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 579m (Group 177)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.758855 00
Point B: 46.900529 00
Point C: 47.980848 00(300kt)
Point D: 47.294448 00
Point E: 48.827230 00
Point F: 46.441634 00
Point A: -96.903697 00
Point B: -97.211200 00
Point C: -102.490180 00(300kt)
Point D: -101.622665 00
Point E: -100.445698 00
Point F: -97.681210 00

Hazen

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 530m (Group 177)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.758855 00
Point B: 46.900529 00
Point C: 47.980848 00
Point D: 47.294448 00(300kt)
Point E: 48.827230 00
Point F: 46.441634 00
Point A: -96.903697 00
Point B: -97.211200 00
Point C: -102.490180 00
Point D: -101.622665 00(300kt)
Point E: -100.445698 00
Point F: -97.681210 00

Bottineau

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 497m (Group 177)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.758855 00
Point B: 46.900529 00
Point C: 47.980848 00
Point D: 47.294448 00
Point E: 48.827230 00(300kt)
Point F: 46.441634 00
Point A: -96.903697 00
Point B: -97.211200 00
Point C: -102.490180 00
Point D: -101.622665 00
Point E: -100.445698 00(300kt)
Point F: -97.681210 00

Lisbon

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 332m (Group 177)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 46.758855 00
Point B: 46.900529 00
Point C: 47.980848 00
Point D: 47.294448 00
Point E: 48.827230 00
Point F: 46.441634 00(300kt)
Point A: -96.903697 00
Point B: -97.211200 00
Point C: -102.490180 00
Point D: -101.622665 00
Point E: -100.445698 00
Point F: -97.681210 00(300kt)

Carrington

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 483m (Group 178)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 47.449720 00(300kt)
Point B: 47.498041 00
Point C: 46.138579 00
Point D: 48.760001 00
Point E: 47.769723 00
Point F: 46.183062 00
Point A: -99.126223 00(300kt)
Point B: -97.324535 00
Point C: -98.090379 00
Point D: -98.368173 00
Point E: -99.935404 00
Point F: -103.394906 00

Mayville

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 297m (Group 178)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 47.449720 00
Point B: 47.498041 00(300kt)
Point C: 46.138579 00
Point D: 48.760001 00
Point E: 47.769723 00
Point F: 46.183062 00
Point A: -99.126223 00
Point B: -97.324535 00(300kt)
Point C: -98.090379 00
Point D: -98.368173 00
Point E: -99.935404 00
Point F: -103.394906 00

Oakes

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 401m (Group 178)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 47.449720 00
Point B: 47.498041 00
Point C: 46.138579 00(300kt)
Point D: 48.760001 00
Point E: 47.769723 00
Point F: 46.183062 00
Point A: -99.126223 00
Point B: -97.324535 00
Point C: -98.090379 00(300kt)
Point D: -98.368173 00
Point E: -99.935404 00
Point F: -103.394906 00

Langdon

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 493m (Group 178)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 47.449720 00
Point B: 47.498041 00
Point C: 46.138579 00
Point D: 48.760001 00(300kt)
Point E: 47.769723 00
Point F: 46.183062 00
Point A: -99.126223 00
Point B: -97.324535 00
Point C: -98.090379 00
Point D: -98.368173 00(300kt)
Point E: -99.935404 00
Point F: -103.394906 00

Harvey

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 488m (Group 178)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 47.449720 00
Point B: 47.498041 00
Point C: 46.138579 00
Point D: 48.760001 00
Point E: 47.769723 00(300kt)
Point F: 46.183062 00
Point A: -99.126223 00
Point B: -97.324535 00
Point C: -98.090379 00
Point D: -98.368173 00
Point E: -99.935404 00(300kt)
Point F: -103.394906 00

Bowman

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 904m (Group 178)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 47.449720 00
Point B: 47.498041 00
Point C: 46.138579 00
Point D: 48.760001 00
Point E: 47.769723 00
Point F: 46.183062 00(300kt)
Point A: -99.126223 00
Point B: -97.324535 00
Point C: -98.090379 00
Point D: -98.368173 00
Point E: -99.935404 00
Point F: -103.394906 00(300kt)

Tioga

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 684m (Group 179)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.397244 00(300kt)
Point B: 47.403868 00
Point C: 47.652223 00
Point D: 48.914200 00
Point E: 47.679999 00
Point F: 48.398604 00
Point A: -102.938238 00(300kt)
Point B: -97.062031 00
Point C: -101.415717 00
Point D: -103.294910 00
Point E: -99.137895 00
Point F: -97.741200 00

Hillsboro

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 276m (Group 179)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.397244 00
Point B: 47.403868 00(300kt)
Point C: 47.652223 00
Point D: 48.914200 00
Point E: 47.679999 00
Point F: 48.398604 00
Point A: -102.938238 00
Point B: -97.062031 00(300kt)
Point C: -101.415717 00
Point D: -103.294910 00
Point E: -99.137895 00
Point F: -97.741200 00

Garrison

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 586m (Group 179)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.397244 00
Point B: 47.403868 00
Point C: 47.652223 00(300kt)
Point D: 48.914200 00
Point E: 47.679999 00
Point F: 48.398604 00
Point A: -102.938238 00
Point B: -97.062031 00
Point C: -101.415717 00(300kt)
Point D: -103.294910 00
Point E: -99.137895 00
Point F: -97.741200 00

Crosby

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 598m (Group 179)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.397244 00
Point B: 47.403868 00
Point C: 47.652223 00
Point D: 48.914200 00(300kt)
Point E: 47.679999 00
Point F: 48.398604 00
Point A: -102.938238 00
Point B: -97.062031 00
Point C: -101.415717 00
Point D: -103.294910 00(300kt)
Point E: -99.137895 00
Point F: -97.741200 00

New Rockford

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 468m (Group 179)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.397244 00
Point B: 47.403868 00
Point C: 47.652223 00
Point D: 48.914200 00
Point E: 47.679999 00(300kt)
Point F: 48.398604 00
Point A: -102.938238 00
Point B: -97.062031 00
Point C: -101.415717 00
Point D: -103.294910 00
Point E: -99.137895 00(300kt)
Point F: -97.741200 00

Park River

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 303m (Group 179)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.397244 00
Point B: 47.403868 00
Point C: 47.652223 00
Point D: 48.914200 00
Point E: 47.679999 00
Point F: 48.398604 00(300kt)
Point A: -102.938238 00
Point B: -97.062031 00
Point C: -101.415717 00
Point D: -103.294910 00
Point E: -99.137895 00
Point F: -97.741200 00(300kt)

Surrey

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 497m (Group 180)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.236400 00(300kt)
Point B: 48.857784 00
Point C: 47.906657 00
Point D: 47.289160 00
Point E: 46.002750 00
Point F: 47.953346 00
Point A: -101.133490 00(300kt)
Point B: -99.617922 00
Point C: -97.626754 00
Point D: -101.029035 00
Point E: -98.527046 00
Point F: -102.134891 00

Rolla

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 553m (Group 180)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.236400 00
Point B: 48.857784 00(300kt)
Point C: 47.906657 00
Point D: 47.289160 00
Point E: 46.002750 00
Point F: 47.953346 00
Point A: -101.133490 00
Point B: -99.617922 00(300kt)
Point C: -97.626754 00
Point D: -101.029035 00
Point E: -98.527046 00
Point F: -102.134891 00

Larimore

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 345m (Group 180)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.236400 00
Point B: 48.857784 00
Point C: 47.906657 00(300kt)
Point D: 47.289160 00
Point E: 46.002750 00
Point F: 47.953346 00
Point A: -101.133490 00
Point B: -99.617922 00
Point C: -97.626754 00(300kt)
Point D: -101.029035 00
Point E: -98.527046 00
Point F: -102.134891 00

Washburn

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 535m (Group 180)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.236400 00
Point B: 48.857784 00
Point C: 47.906657 00
Point D: 47.289160 00(300kt)
Point E: 46.002750 00
Point F: 47.953346 00
Point A: -101.133490 00
Point B: -99.617922 00
Point C: -97.626754 00
Point D: -101.029035 00(300kt)
Point E: -98.527046 00
Point F: -102.134891 00

Ellendale

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 442m (Group 180)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.236400 00
Point B: 48.857784 00
Point C: 47.906657 00
Point D: 47.289160 00
Point E: 46.002750 00(300kt)
Point F: 47.953346 00
Point A: -101.133490 00
Point B: -99.617922 00
Point C: -97.626754 00
Point D: -101.029035 00
Point E: -98.527046 00(300kt)
Point F: -102.134891 00

Parshall

[*elevation ceiling = 40km]

Elevation: 590m (Group 180)

UR-100N (SLBM)

Point A: 48.236400 00
Point B: 48.857784 00
Point C: 47.906657 00
Point D: 47.289160 00
Point E: 46.002750 00
Point F: 47.953346 00(300kt)
Point A: -101.133490 00
Point B: -99.617922 00
Point C: -97.626754 00
Point D: -101.029035 00
Point E: -98.527046 00
Point F: -102.134891 00(300kt)
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Open START Drills: Central Basin

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2024

Open START

Indicatively, Open START Drills evaluate military tensions over trading the cumbersome USD/YEN and USD/WON currency pairs.
The New Silk Road Economic Belt
Hawaii | Alaska | Ireland | Iceland | UK |
US Military Assets | Central Basin (US)
West Coast (US) | Gulf Coast (US) | East Coast (US)
Canadian Border | AUKUSA

Bottom Line Drill

Adversly, social injustice, political fall-out and civil un-rest hibernate while tensions over the arms race in the Far East shifts momentum for the Indo-Pacific region. Additionally, the impact from sovereign debt trickles beyond the purview of protectionism as the European Union isolates in war with Ukraine. Historically, western economic powers have flexed military build-ups against the East which ignite waves of infectious violence over sprouting terrorism. Accordingly, the Bottom Line Drill aims to shield economic prosperity in Asia as the New Silk Road Economic Belt diminishes relevance for the European Order. Openly, war fatigue in the West fuels rivalry in Central Asia as ISIL and Daesh terror groups ally to expand over the weakening European Order. Meanwhile, the US is isolated in an opium pandemic over decades of war from the Middle East as posing hostile with its military pivot to Asia intensifies the arms race.

Likewise, Western expansion into Eastern Europe is thrawrted as the Bottom Line Drill targets various NATO military build-ups with AUKUSA in the South China Sea. Likewise, US economic sanctions against Russia originate over military tensions from the AUKUSA pivot to Asia. Hastily, the US has redeployed troops to Poland in order to sway the European Order from the pivot to Asia has ignited proxy wars from Israel. Hence, it is imperative that Episode-1 and Episode-2 also are routinely rehearsed.

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2024

Open START

Indicatively, Open START Drills evaluate military tensions from trading the cumbersome USD/MXN currency pair.
The African Union
Hawaii | Alaska | Ireland | Iceland | UK |
US Military Assets | Central Basin (US)
West Coast (US) | Gulf Coast (US) | East Coast (US)
Canadian Border | AUKUSA

Per-Day Drill

Traditionally, war crimes arise from the divisive visible roots of World War 2 which linger within Western powers. Relentlessly, the rise of capitalism has posed a major threat to social stability and economic expansion for the African Union. Similarly, in the Middle East the US war on terror symbolizes a unique episode of capitalist expansionism which is the premise for the Per-Day Drill. Fashionably, information technology is critical to successfully engage the lasting political impact of post-World War 2 war crimes which remain intense in several nations. Mainly, quantum technology and cyberwar establishes a field for anti-terror networks to pursue war criminals from the cascading episodes of inner city, domestic and terror-related violence. Internationally, the Per Day Drill intwine open data sources to front-line warfighters as war crimes diminish in Western society with the African Union. Additionally, the domestic terrorism for developing nations becomes targeted with decisive action for anti-terror networking with advanced open data sources.

Randomly, the impact from snowballing effects of various episodes of social injustice, political fall-out and international crime is alleviated from the will to develop permanent working solutions for the advancement of mankind. Assertively, crowd raids over foreign US troops have become a routine for the West and is the backbone of new international terror cells. Likewise, political motivation for economic terrorism is rooted with the US as the EU relies on Oceania for preemptive military policies at work. Strategically, it is imperative that Episode-1, Episode-2, Episode-3, Episode-4 and Episode-5 also are routinely rehearsed.

January
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June
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2024

Open START

Indicatively, Open START Drills evaluate military tensions from trading the cumbersome USD/RUB currency pair.
The Eurasian Economic Union
Hawaii | Alaska | Ireland | Iceland | UK |
US Military Assets | Central Basin (US)
West Coast (US) | Gulf Coast (US) | East Coast (US)
Canadian Border | AUKUSA

Rules of Engagement Drill

Militarily, Taiwan's failure to strive for unification with China has a whimsy economic effect on the Eurasian Economic Union over expansion for the Far East Peninsula which is separated with North and South Korea. Sparsely, the US is linking an Indo-Pacific alliance to maintain an armistice and nuclear stand-off on the Far East Peninsula to stifle both China and Russia. Moreover, economic stability in Central Asia forms the foundation of the Rules of Engagement Drill which engages NATO expansionism with significant progress from lingering arms races with the US. Keenly, interactive media has highlighted mounting tensions and issues in the general public over national agendas, market sentiment and security threats which all impact the Rules of Engagement Drill. Tremendously, at the national level with smartphone technology the Rules of Engagement Drill has a tremendous impact on rising political tensions from Taiwan. Easily, global economic stagnation over security on the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait is alleviated with the rapid end to US naval navigation disputes. Significantly, the use of deadly force over Taiwan underscore futile attempts in the West to hideously sabotage China and the Eurasian Economic Union with social disorder from military tensions.

Thoroughly, NATO expansion into Eastern Europe is thrawrted from Taiwan as the Rules of Engagement Drill engages the arms race in Asia . Adversely, NATO naval aggression and US sanctions against Russia intensify a nuclear stand-off over the Far East Peninsula. Hastily, the US is redeploying troops from Germany to Poland in order to sway the entire European continent towards a US pivot to Asia over economic rift from Taiwan. Accordingly, it is imperative that Episode-2, Episode-3 and Episode-4 of the Rules of Engagement Drill also are routinely rehearsed.