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On 2 January 1911, submariner Lieutenant Theodore G. Ellyson reported to Curtiss for training at North Island, Californi...
01/02/2026

On 2 January 1911, submariner Lieutenant Theodore G. Ellyson reported to Curtiss for training at North Island, California.

He will forever be remembered as Naval Aviator #1. 🛩️

Ellyson laid the foundation by proving that aircraft could operate as a ship-based support for the United States Navy, revolutionizing naval warfare and aviation history.

Happy New Year! 🎊  As 2025 wraps up, we’re thrilled by the Skydrate team’s achievements. Our swift innovations and miles...
12/31/2025

Happy New Year! 🎊

As 2025 wraps up, we’re thrilled by the Skydrate team’s achievements. Our swift innovations and milestone completions have solidified our status as the premier automated bladder relief system for aviation safety and performance.

A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated team, customers, and partners. Get ready—2026 is poised for even greater advancements in aviation safety and human performance! 🥂

Wishing you a joyful holiday season from our family to yours!  At Omni Defense, we deeply appreciate the dedication and ...
12/24/2025

Wishing you a joyful holiday season from our family to yours!

At Omni Defense, we deeply appreciate the dedication and sacrifices of all service members who protect our freedom.

Let’s take a moment to honor those currently deployed, separated from their loved ones during this special time.

On December 17, 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright completed the first powered flight in Kitty Hawk, NC.  Their milestone l...
12/17/2025

On December 17, 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright completed the first powered flight in Kitty Hawk, NC.

Their milestone laid the foundation for modern aviation.

From Kitty Hawk to the edge of space, Omni Defense honors 120 years of innovation.

✈️ Share your favorite aircraft—past or present!

Wishing you a joyful Hanukkah from our family to yours!  🕎  ✡️May this festive season bring light and warmth into your h...
12/15/2025

Wishing you a joyful Hanukkah from our family to yours! 🕎 ✡️

May this festive season bring light and warmth into your home. Enjoy the blessings of togetherness and cherished moments with loved ones. ✨

Navy wins 17-16 and sings second! Go Navy, beat Army!
12/13/2025

Navy wins 17-16 and sings second! Go Navy, beat Army!

⭐ COMMANDER’S INTENT BRIEF – GAME DAYOperation: Army–Navy 2025Date: 13 DEC 25Location: M&T Bank Stadium (and living room...
12/13/2025

⭐ COMMANDER’S INTENT BRIEF – GAME DAY

Operation: Army–Navy 2025
Date: 13 DEC 25
Location: M&T Bank Stadium (and living rooms everywhere)

1. PURPOSE

To execute maximum-engagement Game Day operations that highlight tradition, service, and friendly rivalry while encouraging audience participation.

2. KEY TASKS

Post ROLL CALL graphic:
- “Sound off in the comments — GO NAVY, BEAT ARMY or GO ARMY, BEAT NAVY!”
- "Sing First or Sing Second!"
- Reinforce service pride and unity.

3. END STATE

High-comment, high-visibility Game Day post.
Strengthened connection with the military, veteran, and defense community audience.
Conclude the 5-day countdown with maximum morale impact.

4. COMMANDER’S GUIDANCE

Maintain professionalism; encourage spirited rivalry without disrespect.
Represent the defense community with pride, integrity, and good humor.
Celebrate both academies and the traditions that unite us.

5. COMMAND & SIGNAL

Execute Game Day post NLT kickoff.
Monitor engagement and respond to comments to maintain momentum.
Prepare AAR (After Action Review) for internal assessment if desired.

🔶 SITUATION REPORT (SITREP)Subject: Army–Navy Countdown D-1Date/Time Group: 12 DEC 25 / 1200L1. SUMMARY OF CURRENT SITUA...
12/12/2025

🔶 SITUATION REPORT (SITREP)

Subject: Army–Navy Countdown D-1
Date/Time Group: 12 DEC 25 / 1200L

1. SUMMARY OF CURRENT SITUATION

The Army–Navy Game begins in 24 hours. Audience anticipation is elevated. Engagement remains strong. Rivalry morale levels are high.

2. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES

D-5 through D-2 posts successfully executed.
Comment activity trending upward.
Increased Navy vs. Army declarations observed.

3. UPCOMING ACTIONS

Release D-1 Score Prediction Post to maximize rivalry interaction.
“Final score predictions — who wins tomorrow? ARMY ___ / NAVY ___.”
Encourage competitive banter within professional limits.

4. ISSUES / LIMITING FACTORS

None impacting operations. OPSEC remains the only constraint.

5. RECOMMENDATIONS

Continue momentum; prepare for Commander’s Intent Brief for Game Day ex*****on.

🔷 OPERATION ORDER (OPORD)Reference: Army–Navy CountdownOperation: “D-2 Traditions & Leadership Ops”Date/Time Group: 11 D...
12/11/2025

🔷 OPERATION ORDER (OPORD)

Reference: Army–Navy Countdown
Operation: “D-2 Traditions & Leadership Ops”
Date/Time Group: 11 DEC 25 / 1200L

1. SITUATION

We are at D-2. National interest increases as the Army–Navy Game nears. Presidential attendance and leadership history offer a strategic engagement opportunity.

2. MISSION

At D-2, we will deploy a leadership-focused post that highlights presidential attendance and stimulates audience participation through historical reflection.

3. EX*****ON
a. Commander’s Intent

Leverage military leadership themes to spark thoughtful discussion and expanded comments.

b. Concept of Operations

Multiple social-media strikes will be delivered across platforms.

c. Tasks

Publish historical fact: Ten U.S. Presidents have attended the Army–Navy Game.

Engage audience with a leadership-themed question.

Encourage sharing and reflection.

d. Coordinating Instructions

Engagement Prompt:

“If you could watch the Army–Navy Game with any historical figure—military or civilian—who would it be, and why?”

Responses will be monitored for engagement and follow-up opportunities.

4. SUSTAINMENT

All design assets prepped for deployment. No additional resources required.

5. COMMAND & SIGNAL

Prime publishing window: 0900–1400L.
Prepare for SITREP release on D-1.

🔶 FRAGMENTARY ORDER (FRAGO)Reference: Army–Navy Countdown WARNO D-4Subject: FRAGO 01 – D-3 Rivalry OperationsDate/Time G...
12/10/2025

🔶 FRAGMENTARY ORDER (FRAGO)

Reference: Army–Navy Countdown WARNO D-4
Subject: FRAGO 01 – D-3 Rivalry Operations
Date/Time Group: 10 DEC 25 / 1200L

1. SITUATION

The rivalry intensifies as we transition to D-3. Historical knowledge and competitive spirit remain critical to morale-building operations.

2. MISSION

At D-3, all personnel will engage with Army–Navy trivia content to increase audience interaction and reinforce awareness of game history.

3. EX*****ON
a. Commander’s Intent: Use trivia to drive comments, competition, and service pride.

b. Key Tasks

- Post series fact: Navy leads the rivalry 63–55–7.
- Initiate trivia engagement by prompting the audience to name famous Army or Navy athletes.
- Encourage debate, nostalgia, and rivalry spirit.

c. Coordinating Instructions

Engagement Prompt:

Personnel will monitor and respond to comments: “Who is the greatest Army or Navy football player of all time? No Googling!”

4. SUSTAINMENT

Graphic for D-3 will accompany post; ensure accuracy and brand consistency.

5. COMMAND & SIGNAL

Cross-post to Facebook, X, and LinkedIn NLT 1400L.
Next OPORD releases at D-2.

⚠️ WARNING ORDER (WARNO)Reference: Army–Navy Game CountdownSubject: Day 4 Historical & Traditional Operations UpdateDate...
12/09/2025

⚠️ WARNING ORDER (WARNO)

Reference: Army–Navy Game Countdown
Subject: Day 4 Historical & Traditional Operations Update
Date/Time Group: 09 DEC 25 / 1200L
Event: NCAA Army–Navy Football Game (13 DEC 25)

1. SITUATION

The annual Army–Navy football rivalry continues its 135-year tradition of competition, honor, and service.
Both academies are preparing for the 2025 matchup at M&T Bank Stadium.
Key cultural and historical moments remain essential to readiness and esprit de corps.

2. MISSION

At D-4, all personnel will increase awareness, knowledge, and engagement related to Army–Navy Game traditions in order to strengthen unit pride, drive morale, and encourage participation in official countdown activities.

3. EX*****ON
a. Commander’s Intent

Generate high levels of engagement across platforms by highlighting the traditions that define the rivalry and requesting audience participation.

b. Key Tasks

Amplify the significance of the March-On, prisoner exchange, and alma mater ceremonies.

Educate personnel, partners, and community members on the rivalry's impact on service culture.

Encourage comment participation through targeted questions and interaction prompts.

c. Coordinating Instructions

All personnel are encouraged to respond in comments NLT 24 hours after post.
- What is your favorite Army-Navy tradition?
- What is your favorite spirit spot?
- Who does the best flyovers?

Maintain professional rivalry. No blue-on-blue or friendly-fire comments outside acceptable banter thresholds.

4. SUSTAINMENT

Multimedia assets (graphics, crests, countdown banners) will be distributed via centralized channels.
Ensure posts maintain brand alignment and comply with OPSEC — no sensitive unit information, schedules, or travel itineraries.

Snacks for morale enhancement are authorized at commander discretion.

5. COMMAND & SIGNAL

Primary Communication Channels:

Facebook (Primary)
LinkedIn (Cross-post)
X (Image only)

POC: Skydrate Social Media OIC.
Next Fragmentary Order (FRAGO) will publish for D-3.

Be ready! Who will sing first?
12/08/2025

Be ready! Who will sing first?

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