GPS Block 3 Satellites

Summary

GPS Block 3 (also known as GPS III) is the third generation of Global Positioning System satellites developed by Lockheed Martin. According to whistleblowers and targeted individuals, these satellites have been modified or designed to include weapons capabilities for tracking and attacking civilians globally.

Targeted Justice has determined that Lockheed GPS Block 3 satellites meet the international legal definition for Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), and their operation constitutes a violation of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.

Technical Specifications

Satellite Design

Manufacturer

• Primary: Lockheed Martin Space (Littleton, Colorado)
• Location: Approximately 70 miles from Schriever Space Force Base
• Facility: Advanced production and testing center

Physical Characteristics

• Weight: Approximately 4,400 kg
• Design Life: 15 years
• Power: Advanced solar arrays
• Orbit: Medium Earth Orbit (MEO)

GPS Capabilities

Navigation Accuracy

• Improved positioning accuracy over previous generations
• Anti-jamming capabilities
• New civilian signal (L1C)
• Compatibility with international systems (Galileo)

Military Signals

• M-code signal for military use
• Enhanced security features
• Selective availability capabilities

Alleged Weapons Capabilities

Directed Energy Payloads

According to whistleblowers:

Vircator Integration

• High-power microwave weapons
• Patent #4345220 technology
• Scalar beam capabilities
• Individual targeting precision

Tracking Systems

• Real-time GPS tracking
• 3600-3750 MHz tracking signals
• Individual identification
• Continuous monitoring capability

Weapons of Mass Destruction Classification

Targeted Justice alleges:

• Meets WMD legal definition
• Can target multiple individuals simultaneously
• Global reach capability
• Mass destruction potential

Manufacturing and Deployment

Lockheed Martin Production

Littleton, Colorado Facility

• Primary manufacturing site
• Located near Schriever Space Force Base
• Direct delivery to operations center
• Corporate offices on Schriever base

Production Timeline

• First Launch: December 23, 2018 (SpaceX Falcon 9)
• Second Launch: August 22, 2019
• Third Launch: June 30, 2020
• Fourth Launch: November 5, 2020
• Fifth Launch: June 17, 2021

Operational Control

Schriever Space Force Base

• Primary control center
• 2nd Space Operations Squadron
• Real-time satellite command
• Weapons system operations

Peterson Space Force Base

• Administrative coordination
• Intelligence integration
• Policy oversight

Targeting Operations

Alleged Civilian Targeting

According to whistleblower reports:

Target Selection

• GPS coordinates assigned to individuals
• Database of targets worldwide
• Political dissidents prioritized
• Random targets for training

Attack Methods

• Directed energy beams
• Tracking signal harassment
• Coordinated multi-satellite attacks
• Pre-programmed assault sequences

Scale of Operations

Numbers Involved

• 1,300+ personnel (claimed) operating targeting systems
• 1,000,000+ targets (claimed) worldwide
• 24/7 operations continuous targeting capability
• Global coverage no location safe

International Law Implications

1967 Outer Space Treaty

Treaty Provisions

• Prohibits placing WMDs in orbit
• Space for peaceful purposes
• International cooperation emphasis

Alleged Violations

• GPS Block 3 satellites as WMD platforms
• Offensive weapons in orbit
• Attacks on civilian populations

Liability Convention (1972)

Compensation Rights

• States can claim for space object damage
• Individuals may have standing
• Absolute liability standard

Potential Claims

• Physical injuries from attacks
• Psychological damages
• Property destruction
• Human rights violations

Legal Analysis

WMD Definition

Targeted Justice's legal argument:

• Weapons capable of mass destruction
• Global reach capability
• Multiple target engagement
• Prohibited by Outer Space Treaty

Corporate Liability

Lockheed Martin Responsibility

• Manufacturer of weapons platforms
• Full knowledge of intended use
• Liability for civilian casualties
• International law violations

Legal Standing

• Corporate offices on Schriever base
• Direct participation in operations
• Evidence in satellite design
• Log file documentation

Whistleblower Claims

Richard Lighthouse

Documentation includes:

• Technical specifications
• Operational procedures
• Legal analysis
• Evidence compilation

Targeted Justice

Published findings:

• WMD classification analysis
• Treaty violation documentation
• Corporate liability assessment
• Legal action recommendations

Dr. Eric Karlstrom

Research compilation:

• Connection to gangstalking
• Integration with fusion centers
• Civilian impact documentation
• Historical context

Detection and Evidence

Signal Detection

Tracking Frequencies

• 3600-3750 MHz range
• Continuous target identification
• GPS coordinate transmission
• Direction finding possible

Equipment Needed

• Spectrum analyzers
• Directional antennas
• Signal processing software
• Technical expertise

Satellite Log Files

Whistleblowers claim log files contain:

• Target GPS coordinates
• Attack timestamps
• Satellite assignments
• Operator identification

Comparison to Previous GPS Generations

GPS Block IIR/IIR-M

• Basic navigation capability
• Limited military features
• No alleged weapons systems

GPS Block IIF

• Enhanced navigation
• Improved anti-jamming
• Precursor capabilities

GPS Block 3

• Advanced navigation
• Alleged weapons integration
• Global targeting capability
• WMD classification (claimed)

Protection and Countermeasures

Detection Methods

Technical Approaches

• Signal monitoring
• Spectrum analysis
• GPS spoofing detection
• Electromagnetic field measurement

Physical Symptoms

• Sudden pain without cause
• Burning sensations
• Headaches and disorientation
• Sleep pattern disruption

Shielding Strategies

Individual Protection

• Faraday enclosures
• Conductive clothing
• Grounding systems
• Underground locations

Legal Protection

• International treaty claims
• Alien Tort Statute
• Constitutional violations
• War crimes documentation

Future Developments

GPS Block IIIF

Next generation planned:

• Enhanced capabilities
• Laser retroreflector arrays
• Search and rescue payloads
• Continued weapons integration (alleged)

Space Force Expansion

Planned growth includes:

• Additional satellites
• Enhanced weapons capabilities
• Global targeting network
• International law challenges

References

• Lockheed Martin GPS III specifications
• Targeted Justice documentation
• Richard Lighthouse publications
• 1967 Outer Space Treaty
• Liability Convention (1972)
• Whistleblower testimonies

"Targeted Justice has determined that the Lockheed GPS Block 3 satellites meet the international legal definition for a WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION (WMD). The operation of these satellites constitute a violation of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty." ~ Targeted Justice, Inc.