4 thoughts on “News from Burns, FBI Setting up Big Tents at the Airport”
The tents look like equipment covers, and at 2:25 in, you can see that one of them is covering a truck, or trailer. The hoses are probably to suck exhaust fumes out.
You can also see three different types of antennas used, and based on that I’m going to guess more than just basic communication ability.
The narrator mentioned hearing someone else making claims about monitoring an electric supply. I don’t know about “monitoring” but I’m willing to bet that they have a few generators on those trailers.
Temporary command center would be a good guess if you ask me. One or more of the tents could easily be a make-shift mobile office (they not all set up for venting exhaust fumes).
Wow with such big tents.
I guess Ringling Brothers circus is coming to town.
I love a circus.
Especially when that crazy elephant goes berserk in the middle of the show.
You know the one that just snaps after 20 years of being beat by the trainer.
It takes a while for the kids to figure out its not part of the performance.
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The tents look like equipment covers, and at 2:25 in, you can see that one of them is covering a truck, or trailer. The hoses are probably to suck exhaust fumes out.
You can also see three different types of antennas used, and based on that I’m going to guess more than just basic communication ability.
The narrator mentioned hearing someone else making claims about monitoring an electric supply. I don’t know about “monitoring” but I’m willing to bet that they have a few generators on those trailers.
Temporary command center would be a good guess if you ask me. One or more of the tents could easily be a make-shift mobile office (they not all set up for venting exhaust fumes).
But it’s all guesswork.
Wow with such big tents.
I guess Ringling Brothers circus is coming to town.
I love a circus.
Especially when that crazy elephant goes berserk in the middle of the show.
You know the one that just snaps after 20 years of being beat by the trainer.
It takes a while for the kids to figure out its not part of the performance.
Kind of like Seigfield and Roy.
Once I was playing blackjack in Binions and the dealer said “you got a Seigfried and Roy”….I looked down and I had two queens.
I thought that was funny.
The Deployable Rapid Assembly Shelter, or DRASH™, is a quick-erect tent system that integrates shelter, mobility, lighting, heating, cooling and energy efficient power into one comprehensive package. For more than 25 years, DRASH™ systems have played an integral role in the establishment of rugged, user-friendly facilities for military personnel around the world. DRASH™ is part of the U.S. Army’s Standard Integrated Command Post System (SICPS), and has been tested and proven to accommodate a variety of missions. DRASH™ communications equipment and support accessories are also available to enhance tactical operations. http://www.drash.com/