Schriever Air Force Base

Overview

Schriever Air Force Base is a United States Space Force base located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. It is the primary control center for US military satellites and space operations.

Role in Targeting Program

According to the Targeted Justice overview diagram:

• Listed under the "Military" branch of the organizational structure
• Connected to the TI Program Director and MJ-12/Black Ops
• Part of the space operations network potentially supporting targeting technologies

Leadership

Colonel Beard

According to the diagram, Colonel Beard is associated with Schriever AFB. Military command at Schriever includes:

• Space Operations Command (SpOC) leadership
• 50th Space Wing (now part of Space Delta)
• Various satellite control squadrons

Space Operations

Schriever AFB is home to:

• Space Operations Command (SpOC)
• Satellite control networks
• GPS operations
• Military communications satellites
• Space-based surveillance systems

Connection to Targeting

The diagram shows Schriever AFB as part of the chain connecting:

• Top-level handlers
• Military/intelligence agencies
• Space-based Directed Energy Weapons
• Targeted Individuals

This suggests space-based assets at Schriever may be utilized for targeting operations.

Satellite Capabilities

Schriever controls satellites that could be relevant to targeting:

• GPS satellites (positioning and timing)
• Communications satellites
• Surveillance satellites
• Early warning systems

Quantum Computing Connection

Schriever AFB has been associated with:

• Advanced computing facilities
• Quantum research programs
• Space-based technology development
• Integration with other Space Force operations

Historical Context

• Established in 1985 as Falcon Air Force Station
• Renamed Schriever Air Force Base in 1998
• Transferred to US Space Force in 2019
• Primary center for military space operations