The General asked if Jimmy had a cost? Jimmy provided him the ‘Puff’ /Ghost Package, product number, which the General needed to buy and ship using MY-N cargo aircraft and separately, the MY-N product number for the MY-N equipment and installation, plus this includes all MY-N’s upgrade to the aircraft, including a Kevlar crew zone package. He also provided a cost for MY-N equipment and installation of both packages. Which requires four to five days for each aircraft. I will need to provide you a separate package number and cost for the actual munitions, as we are in final testing use of non-illuminating tracer tipped 50 caliber rounds as this variant is not operator aimed like ‘Puff-the-Magic-Dragan’s’ original system. It is all; Turn it on before things turn bad and be busying oneself, flying-the-heck-out of there and as quick as possible. Not bragging, but our last flight took out four, manned, double-barrowed, 50 caliber machinegun sites, four, manned, tradition ground-to-air sites and two, manned, High-Speed, High Altitude, ground-to-air missile sites. With zero oversite from the Crew other than switching it on with zero hits on us. Our first flight, we took two hits from 50-caliber bullets to an outer Port wing, which resulted in the upgrade of the processors and memory units of the onboard, smart laptop and changing to a Twin, Next GEN VI, Smart Laptop configuration. The General provided two-Project numbers, one for the installation of the ‘Puff’ /Ghost system and the other for the MY-N systems upgrades and installation. Jimmy provided him the estimated costs for each Project, a MY-N Project Number and a Start Date.
The Amsterdam Marina Project was proceeding ahead of schedule with the completion of the dredging along the existing dock areas as they also completed the double-rail track crane system for the overhead load /unload cranes and the duo service railroad heads. The new Administration, Services, Medical Clinic and Offices for the Harbor Patrol was now defined with the installation of the Foundation, vertical and horizonal Steel Structure, placement of the core structure that enclosed the elevators, stairway, mechanical rooms and pouring of the interior 3-floors. The additional work crew were busy concrete cutting the area for the new dockage followed by setting Pilings and concrete caps with interior structural steps for the paddock support. By the end of this coming week, they will have the first of the new Dry Docks finished in which their first 1800+’ Super, Mega Container Vessel will be built. Carla and Carlos had been active in the design process from early-on. The designs are being finalized with the addition of numerous internal Carbide Fiber panels and separately extensive use of Kevlar panels used in very specific areas for Crew, specific Cargo and Equipment Safety. The Design Group had also just received the drawings from the Power Plant Builder for the three enormous Power Plants and their duo-propeller, drive pods. The Keel and winged bottom design had been completed so that once ready, Keel Blocks can be set based on the anticipated first vertical section. The model, tank tests, had shown enhanced stability across a very wide band of Sea (wave) conditions and with Duo, adjustable-propeller configuration on each drive pod, the upper travel-rates was amazing and surprising to the Designers even with a full load and in heavy seas. Time was spent with the interior racking supplier to assure that the 53’-High Capacity, Container Racking centering each rack’s outer edge within each Hull segment to reduce vertical loading on the segment joining edges. This would be the first design from this group incorporating Military Retaliation systems and extensive Naval listening /monitoring equipment towers with like sonar technology built into the bow bulb, which required a Top-Secret clearance for their organization and staff. One of the real innovations was the extensive use of Zero Crew technology that is a major step-above what was incorporated into MY-N Atlantic’s design. Carlos’ goal was the same as he is using on MY-N Atlantic, base crew with the support of the technology, but still fully capable when needed.
Julio reviewed the documents and stated, this is going to be a very busy Aviation day. Carlos, James, Kendal, Julio with Rosa had completed the new agreement with KLM and Boeing that included the addition of four-787 cargo aircraft, which will incorporate MY-N’s Twin, Next-GEN VI, Smart Laptops that also supports the onboard Retaliation Technology and Data storage and uploading /downloading abilities. Two, of which, will replace existing aircraft and the other two added to the around the World loop. Separately, with Lockheed Martin, they had begun negotiations for five-C-130J-30, Super Hercules aircraft, which will include the full armament ‘Ghost’ system onboard their Euro C-130J-30. The new aircraft where targeted for the Far East, Central and South America. The negotiations had clearly been set into action as Lockheed Martin had already upgraded their Vendor, Repair Facility Status and discounted pricing with a prepayment of more than 65% already in place.
And finally, Jimmy had received an early-release Project Number for converting their C-130J to a much longer C-130J-30 Ghost, which will be supporting all of Africa based out of Amsterdam. Rumors flowed that Chester had requested that route. Jimmy also received Aviation Approval for his restored /enhancements to King Air 350i, to 360i+ MY-N status for distribution within MY-N International, Worldwide. With an additional two-years of documentation required before MY-N receives a non-restricted license to activity restore and sell the aircraft outside of their Corporation. James and Kendal provided recommendations to reopen several of their hangars that Covid had closed in Central and South America and the Far Eastern region. Sadly, Central Africa and India still lag far behind with only Coastal Africa and South Africa hangars reopening, but with FBO Staff at this point. They are also recommending adding a hangar at the Punta Arenas, Chilean’s airport, but also with FBO staff at this time with one of the C-130J-30 Ghosts stationed out of that hangar with the abilities of switching cargo between 53’ containers and KLM aircraft containers.