National Science Foundation

The Bellevue Naval Magazine is formally transferred to the Naval Research Laboratory, doubling the station's ground area to accommodate expanding electronic facilities.

LLNL Beta II compact toroid experiment using coaxial plasma gun with LASL features. Second link in three-lab lineage: LANL (CTX) → LLNL (Beta II) → AFRL (MARAUDER).

M. Tuszewski publishes a canonical review of FRC research in Nuclear Fusion, codifying institutional knowledge for the transfer to future programs.

Professor Yakov Krasik moves from the Soviet Union to the Weizmann Institute of Science, facilitating the transfer of Soviet pulsed power expertise to the West.

McDonnell Douglas merges with Boeing, transferring DC-X intellectual property and personnel expertise to Boeing Phantom Works.

Atlas commissioned at LANL. Received Shiva Star technology (capacitors, rail-gap switches). Supports SSP. Turchi liner experiments. Later relocated to Nevada Test Site.

Over $21 million in Wexner family assets are transferred into the Epstein-controlled C.O.U.Q. Foundation, assessed as a clandestine funding maneuver.

Senate Majority Leader + Inouye + Stevens. $22M for SCIF at Bigelow to receive classified UAP materials. Reid confirms Lockheed. SAP requests blocked twice. Opposition from existing programs.

A $46 million transfer occurs from the Epstein-controlled C.O.U.Q. Foundation to a Wexner foundation, characterized as a circular flow to sanitize operational funds.

32+ years IC. AAWSAP co-founder. UAPTF first Director. Nimitz investigator. Grusch's boss. DIA Air & Space Warfare. At NSF meeting. Memoir deal.

Principal investigators from LANL's P-24 experimental and T-2 theoretical groups co-locate in a specialized session on magnetic reconnection.

Weber, Intrator, and Smith publish the solution to the FRCHX lifetime problem, marking the formal transfer of mentorship to S.C. Hsu.

The final, posthumous paper from Dr. Thomas Intrator's research on the MSX experiment was published, documenting the plasma-gun breakthrough that made the FRC target viable. This publication marked the official end of the public-facing LANL-AFRL MTF program, as its foundational knowledge had been successfully de-risked and transferred to the clandestine Skunk Works® program. In parallel, Dr. Salvatore Pais began filing his "white track" patents, initiating the strategic deception campaign designed to misdirect public and foreign intelligence attention away from the real FRC-based program.

CFS-NM commercializes AFRL liner compression. Team has AFRL/NRL SLC experience. ARPA-E funded equipment transfer.

Around 2018, the Firmage network project 'ceased to exist.' All 12+ Firmage LLCs began expiring. The informal SAP was terminated after the December 2017 NYT exposure triggered a DoD security review. The technology was being transitioned to classified programs (FPT SBIR, Pais transfer to AFRL, patent secrecy orders).