-Caveat Lector- --- donna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > To: "RadarMatrix2003" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > From: "donna" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2003 20:26:15 -0400 > Subject: [RadarMatrix2003] nobody mentions the > weather.' > > I think this is a man after my own heart...hope he > spills the beans a little more...I'll be watching > him! > Palm Bay man has eye for detail > > > Quote: > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > "It's amazing to me," he says, "how many guys > who've come up to me over the years and said, 'We > read all these books on Vietnam, but nobody mentions > the weather.' That's because it's been hushed up for > so long. But with military operations, weather > intelligence is always your first priority." > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > <SNIP> > > Perhaps Brandli's Weatherwise tale, which discusses > everything from cloud seeding in Vietnam to the > recovery of "Corona" spy film ejected in tiny rocket > canisters from satellites, will open up a new > chapter in military history. "It's amazing to me," > he says, "how many guys who've come up to me over > the years and said, 'We read all these books on > Vietnam, but nobody mentions the weather.' That's > because it's been hushed up for so long. But with > military operations, weather intelligence is always > your first priority." > > By no accident, then, does Brandli view the world, > including politics, through satellite meteorology. > One of his favorite photos is a DMSP nighttime view > of North Korea. Wedged against the glittering > metropolitan constellations of China, South Korea > and Japan, the totalitarian state of Kim Jong Il is > little more than a year-zero black hole. > > <SNIP> > Brandli even views the 9/11 terrorist attacks > through the lens of weather. > > "They spent months, maybe years, planning this > thing," he says. "But it had to come down to a > last-second call, because there was a hurricane > coming up the coast and a cold front moving out. > > "Think about it: September is the worst month in the > world to be planning anything in the air on the East > Coast, because you're at the height of hurricane > season. In fact, climatologically speaking, Sept. 3 > is the worst day of the entire year to plan a > flight. And yet, you had this day where the weather > was perfect, from Maine all the way down to > Washington. You can't plan that far out and hope you > get lucky. > > "What I'm saying is, I think they had a weather guy > on their team to help set it up." > > http://www.khilafah.com/home/category.php?DocumentID=7701&TagID=2 > > Source: FLORIDA TODAY >
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