GROUND FORCES

U.S. Community Ground Forces are currently operating quietly, providing security in an unsuspecting, covered manner to the major national cities by plain clothes operatives.

In light of the ongoing Elevated threat advisory, INTERNATIONAL U.S. OPERATIONS teams have joined forces with community Enforcement Departments, Security Agencies as well as undercover  rover teams functioning officially to prevent terrorism as well as random acts of violence.

U.S. Ground Squad forces state advisor Denzel Rogers announced January 1st that this increased security movement supported by the U.S. Military National Guard as well as National and International Federal Department (s) must continue in order to maintain the heightened level of added security being provided by the U.S.R.A. department.

Agency support as well as community assistance, help and consideration is encouraged as we continue into the first stages of presidential inauguration for President Barack Obama.

Reports from the U.S. Reporting Agency Headquarters in Washington, D.C. suggest that the former intelligence departments of the U.S.R.A. are now planning on expanding their already extensive program with a dedicated focus on national enforcement.

AGENT TRAINING, CLEARANCES and BADGE ASSIGNMENT

All U.S. Reporting Agency Ground Squad Agents (GSA) must complete the U.S. Reporting Agency Special Agent Training Coarse (SATC). Special Agent Training (SAT) schedule information is available upon request. For further information, email trainingoperations@usreportingagency.org. U.S. as well as international clearances are in the final stages of completion for agents completing the 2011 U.S.R.A. Academy. Badge assignment distribution will occur per team, per class and/or per Specialized Agent upon authorization from the Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) Assigned to your team, class, unit and/or Squad.

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