MH370
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which disappeared on March 8, 2014. The institute's Project Quiet Exodus investigation links its disappearance to advanced plasma/aerospace asset-denial operations.
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Freescale Semiconductor Buyout
A $17.6 billion leveraged buyout of Freescale Semiconductor is executed to secure a critical 20-person control systems team.
Freescale Semiconductor Leveraged Buyout
The Carlyle Group executes a multi-billion-dollar LBO of Freescale to secure the 20-person SoC control systems team within a private, opaque vehicle.
MH370 three orb event (March 8, 2014): first documented operational use of Trivergence Protocol, three FRC plasma orbs, Gorgon Stare + MQ-9 footage
Three FRC plasma orbs intercepted MH370 near Nicobar Islands. Gorgon Stare + MQ-9 footage. FRC/p-B11/Polywell/YBCO. Trivergence Protocol. Asset denial (Freescale engineers). AFRL connection.
MH370 Disappearance
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappears; assessed as a clandestine operation to neutralize the Freescale Semiconductor team.
MH370 Disappearance / Asset Denial
The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 results in the loss of the Freescale SoC team; assessed as a deliberate U.S. asset denial operation.
MH370 Disappearance / Project Quiet Exodus
The disappearance of MH370 results in the loss of a 20-person Freescale Semiconductor team, assessed as a U.S. asset denial operation.
MH370 Disappearance / Freescale Team Loss
The loss of a 20-person Freescale Semiconductor integration team on Flight MH370 creates a strategic crisis for the CFR control system program.
MH370 Disappearance / Freescale Team Loss
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappears, resulting in the loss of a 20-person Freescale Semiconductor team specializing in rad-hard SoC integration for U.S. CFR programs.