Atok National Broadcast Authority Portal - ANBA

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Atok National Broadcast Authority

The Atok National Broadcast Authority or ANBA, a statutory body, was set up by former president and began operations in May 1980.

ANBA is managed by a Board of Governors appointed by the President of Atok. The Board comprises a Chairman and six representatives each from the Federal Government and Newspapers that are subscribers of ANBA. They each have alternate members who are also appointed by the Chair of ANBA Board of Governors.

The ANBA management is headed by a General Manager who is assisted by a Management Committee that implements all programmes and activities as well as decisions of the Board of Governors.

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Seven New Ambassadors Appointed by Julian McFerret, Sr. Editor President Press Conference President Dr Joseph Florin has appointed new ambassadors to seven countries, including Nikolia, Renetopia, Hyfling , Electric Empire, Benjamin Mark, Cuivre and Aerolah, the Atok Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday. Mr Jayne Mantuano has been appointed as Atok ambassador to Nikolia. Mr Mantuano, 44, was former Mayor of Lawisle. Ms Fay Brittny Emigholz became Atok ambassador to Renetopia. Ms Fay Brittny Emigholz, 45, was former Trade Attache to Moorburgh. Air Brigadier General Wilmer Avery, Atok Air Force has been appointed as Atok’s ambassador to Hyfling; he formerly Chief of Reserve, Atok Air Force Dr Edward Scullos Barnbridge has been appointed as ambassadorial to Electric Empire; Dr Barnbridge was born January 3, 1958 in Stowshaw. Founder of the Barnbridge Group, Barnbridge built a fortune on the non-ferrous metals industry and organic food-products. Close friend to President Florin. Ms Felipe Leben, appointed as Atok ambassador to Benjamin Mark, she former Mayor of Faironton Croft, a small agricultural town east of Atok. Leben graduated from Univ. of Emirates Federal (UEF) and began working at KTU-Delfork Capital, before joining investment firm Anton & Anton as a senior lawyer in 1999. In 2001 he was appointed head of the legal department of Matt Unosa Media Ltd. Resign after elected as Faironton Croft Mayor. Quinn Lawson Kreigberg has been appointed as Atok ambassador to Cuivre; Quinn Lawson Kreigberg is the President and Chief Operating Officer of Sloane International Plc, he holds a bachelor of commerce degree from the University of Groverthor Mills.. Paul Stuttfort Laybridge has been appointed as ambassador to Aerolah; this appointment will be affective from February, 2014. Mr Laybridge is president of operations and community management for Don Forla Ferry Ltd. He earned a B.S. in marketing from Darlingaston Moors University and an M.B.A. from Collspring Business College. After the new constitution went into force on November 17, President has the right to appoint or dismiss ambassadors upon nomination by the government; approval from the parliament is no longer required.

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Atok Broadens Inquiry Into Alleged Moorburgh Espionage
By Rumanov Klastas

St. Lenkerville--Atok expanded its inquiry Monday on alleged Moorburgh espionage, with President asking for explanations in parallel with a police probe as more news emerged of Moorburghian intelligence activity in the Atokian country.

The Atokian Min. of Internal Affair announced it would call the Moorburgh special envoy Sean Craftbank to attend to its session Tuesday to explain the matter, alongside Atokian authorities.

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Negotiations on Atok Morning Daily Newspaper End
By Jill McEgham

Negotiations between the employees of the Atok Morning Daily newspaper and the newspaper’s management ended on Monday night and were described as “positive”. The parties will continue discussions on Tuesday.

The sides decided that the newspaper will be published as usual on Tuesday. Earlier on Monday, Atok Morning Daily owner Greg Suntribal threatened to cease publishing the newspaper effective immediately, explaining that he was in financial difficulties and that the employees had rejected a recovery plan he proposed.

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Atok to launch satellites to monitor oceans
Dr Paella Bungol, Science & Tech correspondence

Atok plans to launch satellites to monitor the world's oceans, a report said Sunday, as Moorburghian government ships sailed in waters around islands controlled by St. Lenkerville and claimed by Old Plainton.

The Cabinet office plans to launch three satellites in the next two years to counter piracy and monitor the movements of foreign ships intruding into Atokian territorial waters

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Fineburry to expand cross-border organic farming businesses
By Lee Golving

St. Lenkerville - Fineburry Organic will further boost the use of its organic farm in cross-border trade and investment in 2013 as it gradually makes the their organic farm more internationally , the country's leading food manufacturer said Wednesday.

The Fineburry Organic will continue expanding the variety and scope of farming's cross-border businesses based on serving and bolstering the real economy, the company CEO said in a statement on its website.

For the record, Fineburry already expand their farm to Moorburg and New Edom.

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Ridgerham International global head of sales Alice Parkstone quits
Business Desk Reporter

Alice Parkstone, senior vice-president and head of global sales and marketing at the country's largest airport equipment firm, Ridgerham International, has resigned from the organisation to start his own venture.

The development comes weeks after Jackson Doofarm returned to Ridgerham International as its executive chairman and just ahead of the company's first quarter results on Friday

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Khantari FM: Khantari sees Atok as good investment destination By Rumanov Klastas As the Khantari government strives to stimulate economic growth, it undoubtedly sees Atok as a good investment destination, with goals that resonate with its own. Khantaris Foreign Minister Dr Curtis Castonguay assured Atok businesses that Khantari companies were ready to invest in Atok, seeing that opportunities abound locally. Acquisition of Palomas Valley International Airport a positive development for Castle Consortium By Shaun McTopsling, Economic Desk The proposal for Castle Consortium to acquire the remaining 49 per cent stake in Palomas Valley International Airport is seen by analysts as a positive development as it can further enhance the former’s profitability despite the larger share base and higher costs of funding post-acquisition. Federal Automotive plans to open plant in ATOK By John Lostbugle, Automotive Desk InvestAtok was reported in talks with the Federal Automotive to invite them to open an assembly plant in ATOK, this is confirmed by InvestAtok CEO, Dr. Braysun. Speaking to reporters, end of discussion between InvestAtok and Federal Automotive will be finalized very soon.

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Atok Accepts New UHL 100 Falcon Helicopters
by Our Atok Representative

UHL 100 Falcon Light Utility Helicopter

At a ceremony on Aug 5, at Atok Air Force Base Traywoods in northern Yardstre, Atok commissioned their first two UHL 100 Falcon Light Utility Helicopter. It’s a major milestone in the updating of the Atok Military’s utilities helicopter fleet.

The acquisition is part of an ongoing transformation that’s allowing Atok to build one of the world’s newest and most technologically advanced armed forces.

58 additional new Falcons will be delivered this year, eventually replacing an existing fleet of 47 older CHM-12 & THM-17 helicopters. The UHL 100 Falcon is a twin-engine utility helicopter manufactured by Atok Aerospace. The Falcon arrangement incorporates many safety features including a rupture-resistant fuel system; jettison able crew doors; sturdy assembly and bulkheads for roll-over protection; wire strike protection on the nose; dual redundant electrical, hydraulic and fuel systems; dual digital flight control and a strong high-reliability twin pack engine.

It is also fixed with rotors and controls system, transmission drive systems, communication and navigation system, hydraulic and fuel systems, and dual digital flight control.

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Government to invest in bio-economy and education by Mann Cartusia Mr. Antiwan Marousek The Government is set to step up its efforts. The Vice President, Mr. Antiwan Marousek found on Monday an agreement not only on the distribution of funds between its so-called spearhead projects but also on a detailed timeframe for the improvement of social welfare and health care services. A decision on the number and funding of social and health care districts will according to Marousek be taken in the months to come. “It's hardly an easy or simple decision, but we'll make it in October,” Marousek said at a press conference at his official residence on Monday. The Government revealed on Monday that it will invest a total of one billion atoka in its spearhead projects, with the most substantial investments – of 300 million atoka – set to be made in the fields of bio-economy and education. The one-off investments will be made in 2016—2018 and funded with revenues derived from the property assets of the Government.The decisions taken on Monday only concerned the allocation of funds. The details, in turn, will be hammered out at a later date. “We would've have two billion atoka worth of fine projects. We unfortunately had to rule some of them out,” said Marousek. The Government announced its intention to invest in a number of key projects last spring after announcing its decision to trim public costs by billions of atoka.

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First Cyclone class Patrol Vessel for Atok Navy launched at shipyard in Balwick by Linda Tabloy Cyclone class High Speed Patrol Vessel Atok Aerospace Shipyard (AAeS) announced earlier this year that it has been awarded a contract from an Atokian Navy for the design, construction and integrated logistics support of four new 72 metre High Speed Patrol Vessel (HISPOV) from Cyclone-class. The value of the contract is approximately $Atoka 824.9 million. AAeS will construct the HISPOVs at its shipyard in Balwick, The Emirate of Atok. Construction of the first vessel is expected to commence in CY2016, with the last vessel expected to be delivered in CY2019. The endurance of the vessel is 10 days at sea for a crew of 25 sailors. These HISPOVs are fitted with a Aerospace 57mm/70 Dual Purpose Guns mount and two CTY-23 30mm gun mounts. The class may accomodate a medium-class helicopter thanks to its helipad and hangar at the stern.

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1983: Today in history by Ken Marloff Atok State Museum On this day in 1983, the State Museum building was completed. The building cost $ 31.2 million Atoka covers an area of ​​20,000 square meters. The museum building was built in 1981 to house the offices of the museum's exhibition hall fully equipped. Previously the State Museum does not have its own building and are often moved from one building to the other buildings which are rented by the department of the State Museum. Given the need to own a complete building to accommodate the various collections have built a beautiful building as it stands at the moment. State Museum building, which is located in the Old Castle Hill is now one of the places of interest for visitors to the state. In accordance with its own museum, which has existed since 1886 under the administration of English Chartered Company and of course a lot of collections that have been collected and stored, and the need to own a building that remains. With the completion of the Museum building today in the year 1983 and was officially opened by the Minister of State at that time, there has already created a new history museum that has had it's own unique buildings.

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1965: Today in history - OPENING CEREMONY OF THE AIR FORCE TRAINING SCHOOL by Alice Bell NAFTS Main Building On this day in 1965, the National Air Force Training School in Fairchilds was officially opened. The opening ceremony was conducted by the Ministry of Defence. The training school has cost a total of 2 million Atoka has a total of nine people qualified flight instructors to provide effective training to trainers in the training run. Speaking at the ceremony, Minister of Defence has announced the Government's plan to establish a Training Centre for Air Force were always ready to repulse any threat. Air Force was first established after the country's independence in 1957, on 2 June 1958. This establishment was made after the government saw the importance of an Air Force yourself not to place undue reliance on air defense aid granted by the British Government. Thus in the early years, the Air Force has been commissioned to provide transport services by air and help the security forces to carry out combat operations communists who threaten the security and sovereignty of the country.

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SSA open an investigation attempted overthrow the government
Andrew Cape

Atok Infantrymen

SSA open an investigation under the Penal Code to investigate the efforts to bring down the following the recent exposure of a foreign spies said Director, State Security Agency, Stanford Salvatore Madden.

Intelligence officer who declined to be name that some top military officers planning a coup against the President of .

Defence Minister could not be reached for an interview at this time

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Atokian Air Force signed a contract for the purchase of National Aircraft Corp (NACCO) NF91 Blazer Multipurpose Strike Aircaft by Jim Parlata National Aircraft Corp (NACCO) NF91 Blazer Multipurpose Strike Aircraft belong to 41st 'Hopper' Fighter Sqn Atok signed an agreement to purchase an undisclosed amount of NF91 Blazer Multipurpose Strike Aircraft. It was learned that the armed forces of Atok signed a new contract to buy NACCO-made multipurpose fighters, NF91 Blazer. The NF91 most often flies air supremacy missions, but its most modern variants are able to perform almost all aerial warfare operations. The bulky NF91's airframe is constructed from advanced lightweight aluminum lithium alloys, making it weightless for its size. The wing is designed employing an ogival shape and wing root amplification. The wing has 42 degrees leading-edge sweep with full-span leading-edge slats and trailing edge flaperons. The flaperons amalgamate the functions of conventional flaps and ailerons and move in unison as flaps to contribute lift and drag. They move out of unison to function as ailerons. The engines of the NF91 are two Atok Aerospace AAE900-C turbofan engines designed by AAe Aeronautical Mechanical Lab (AAMAL). These engines are deemed greatly economical and are rated at 12500 kg static thrust in afterburner and at 7600 kg in military power. The AAE900-C engine has been proven to be trustworthy, formidable, and maintainable. When tested in severely disturbed airflow, and in intense conditions, the engine performed effectively.

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NACCO NF2511 Elint Aircraft’s for unknown customer exposed by Ken McArthurs NF2511 Windy ELINT Platform in Atokian colour National Aircraft Corp (NACCO) has established special mission variants of the NF2511 Windy that it is plunging to an undisclosed customer, a company spokesperson divulged on 10 September. CEO of NACCO ELINT Inc., a subsidiaries of NACCO, Pam Lattmore, told TNP that it has developed three roll-on/roll-off (RO/RO) mission kits to give the NF2511 signals intelligence (SIGINT), imagery intelligence (IMINT), and electronic warfare (EW) proficiencies to fulfil a requirement from an undisclosed operator. The NF2511 SIGINT/IMINT/EW platform is the newest in a series of special mission adaptations of military jets that NACCO ELINT subsidiary has carried out for customers in Atok and beyond.

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Frigate purchase the latest in naval list
Kerry von Duluth

Royalist-class frigate

Southern Dockyard today offers Royalist-class frigate to Atok Navy to replace part of their vessels that have been worn. Southern Dockyard spokesman, Lee Antfeld said Royalist-class frigate has offered a combination of advanced weaponry and electronic systems as well as highly cost-effective. Frigate has the expected weight does not exceed 3,500 tons would be equipped with anti-air, anti-surface and submarine.

Royalist-class frigate also includes a helipad and hangar for a medium-sized helicopter. Atok rumored Navy plans to replace a number of obsolete frigates especially those of Atoll and Sentry class.

They also plan to dispose of seven Katana class destroyer unit to be replaced with the latest destroyer.

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Atokian army increases operational capabilities by Jeff Omars Atok Army New Equipments Atokian defence minister, Ms. Nina Noble Wears, took delivery of 765 new vehicles for the Atokian Armed Forces during a ceremony at St. Lenkerville Cristobal Base in St. Lenkerville on 31 August. The vehicles are meant for Atokian Armies. There will be 100 units Korvan Groupe de Industries Militaires T-72/21 MBT, 350 locally made Triton AIFV, 170 Triton AIFV 30mm IFV, and 145 Triton AIFV 105mm IFV. The delivery is part of a wider programme for 2,106 vehicles, most of which have been sourced from locally-made as part of the 2009-19 Atokian Army Re-organization and Re-equipment Plan (Plan Taurus).

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Atokian Navy Test Fires BT193 Mk4B ‘Thunderbird’ Anti-Ship Missile From its Petra-class Frigate
Sam Tyler

Thunderbird was successfully test fired from the Atokian Navy's Petra-class Frigate.

BT193 Mk4B ‘Thunderbird’ Anti-Ship Missile was triumphantly test fired from the Atokian Navy's Petra-class Frigate AES Commander Aron Otha Lawrence. The launch was faultless and the missile met all its designed parameters.

The Atokian Navy commissioned AES Commander Aron Otha Lawrence on January 2014. This is the first ship of this class, with three more ships in her class. All the four ships are arranged with vertical launched BT193 Mk4B ‘Thunderbird’ Anti-Ship Missile as the fundamental strike weapon.

Petra class destroyers are suited with Excalibur Defense's AESN MM/SPS-768 radar, 8 × BT193 Mk4B VL SSMs and 1 × BT900 SAM, 1 × AIC-Horen Mk X 127mm and 3 × AIC-Horen V 76/62 mm Super Rapido gun. The BT193 Mk4B ‘Thunderbird’ has the advantages of stealth and facilitates launching of the missile vertically in any course.

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Atokian army future MBT by Sidney Parra Atok Army New Conquer Future MBT Conquer is the official name of the Atokian future main battle tank. It will be Atok's first homegrown MBT development program since independence. In 2012 a contract was granted to a local company Atok Aerospace for the design and production of four prototypes. First prototype was publicly revealed in 2015. This new MBT might enter service in 2019-2020. Atokian Army requisite is for at least 450 new main battle tanks. In order to increase the current technical competences of the Atokian defense industries and escalation the amount of domestic involvement towards national defense, the Ministry of Defense decided that a "ATTEMPT PROJECT" (Atokian Tanks Development Project) will aid as an excellent catalyst for uniting certain Atokian defense companies around a mutual goal and for providing the Atokian military with superfluous firepower in the form of a modern tank. The Atokian Ministry of Defense assigned a budget of $19 billion for the development of the Conquer The Conquer main battle tank is intended to have a 120-mm / L55 smoothbore gun. Ready to use ammunition will is stockpiled in the turret bustle, fitted with blow-out panels. Vehicle is also tailored with automatic machine gun turret. The Conquer MBT is armed with a state-of-the-art STG-100 fire control system and battlefield management system, indigenously developed by AtokComm. This company deliveries fire control systems to the Atokian Army upgraded Type 790 MBTs. The Conquer also has a hunter-killer proficiency. This new main battle tank is run by a crew of four, including commander, gunner, loader and driver. Initial production Conquer MBTs will be powered by an Atok Aerospace FA-Thor A500 turbocharged diesel engine, developing 1 500 hp. However it is also claimed that in the future these tanks will be driven by more powerful engine, developing 1 800 hp. Planned maximum road speed is set at 70 km/h. Conquer Prototype #002 at Saltbowler Training Range

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Exercise Tornado Spectre by Nancy Lubis Members of 14th Infantry Brigade with Razorback HMRTV The 14th Infantry Brigade, 1st Light Infantry Division kicked off its first training exercise in hilly jungle area code-named "Tornado Spectre" at a Wellington Hill training area. This training exercise will lasts until late September. The 14th Infantry Brigade will carry out training in subtropical mountainous jungle area on more than 30 subjects, encompassing the fieldwork construction, fieldwork camouflage, reconnaissance, covertness, field survival, offensive and defensive tactics for battalions and companies, etc. 　　The 14th Infantry Brigade will also conduct a counterattack drill with an armoured elements from the 2nd Highwood Guard Regiment and carry out a live-fire drill of tactical background during the “Tornado Spectre” training exercise. 14th Infantry Brigade consists element from 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 24th Fairchilds Infantry Regiment and support fire unit from Divisional Artillery Group. Current 14th Commanding Officer is Brigadier Collin Thormount.

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Atok combines with other enforcement agencies to disrupt sea banditry incidents
Stan Greatwind

Emirate of Atok Navy Boarding Group

The Emirate of Atok Navy (AN)’s Maritime Security Task Force (MSTF) triumphantly deployed a Sentry -class patrol frigate to disrupt a sea robbery on a Atokian-flagged tugboat SS Avon 1 in the eastern approaches of the Atok Strait today. Through close co-operation with the Atokian Air Force, the robbers were arrested and the AES Daum Bay escorted SS Avon 1 safely to Atok waters. All crew on board the tugboat are protected and unharmed.

At 9.07am on 12 September 2015, the Maritime and Port Corporation of Atok’s Port Operations Control Centre (MAPOCA/ POCC) received a report from SS Avon 1 that robbers had been sighted boarding their barge while transiting the eastern approaches of the Atok Strait. The AN’s MSTF immediately deployed the AES Daum Bay, which arrived at the vicinity at 9.21am. Upon glimpsing the warship, the robbers fled towards international waters.

The AN’s Information Fusion Centre (IFC) attributed information on the incident and perpetrators with Atok Air Force Maritime Surveillance Center (AFMSC), and the Atokian Coast Guard, which deployed assets to assist in probing for the robbers. Through the description shared by IFC, the Atokian Coast Guard successfully apprehended the three robbers and recovered the looted cargo. The AES Daum Bay accompanied SS Avon 1 safely to Atok waters where the Atokian Coast Guard boarded the tugboat for verification.

Speaking about the situation, Maritime Colonel Dave McTempest, Commander of the MSTF, said, “I am encouraged to see the excellent cooperation between our enforcement agencies in disrupting the sea robbery attempt on SS Avon 1. In particular, the complete cooperation between the AN and Atokian Coast Guard is a reflection of the ardent ties between our navies. We need to maintain working closely together to embrace up the pressure on sea robbers and to bring sea robbery incidents down.”

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Former CEO of Southern Dockyard was appointed as Ambassador to the Federation of Islamic Republic of Aceh by Ken Loverstock Ambassador Lisa von Thames Atok government has new ambassador to fill vacancies Atok Chief of Mission abroad. They are Lisa von Thames as Ambassador to the Federation of Islamic Republic of Aceh Ms von Thames, Ambassador to Aceh was born in Highwood in 1964. She was appointed as an Administrative and Diplomatic Service in 1979 and was subsequently placed in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as the Multilateral Division. She has served at the Embassy of Atok in Moorburgh. She too had appointed Deputy Ambassador to Springmont in 2002. Ms von Thames, formerly CEO of Southern Dockyard. Atok naval vessels set for upgrade by Rick Herting Bringham Naval-Tec wet dock The Emirate of Atok Navy has contracted Bringham Naval-Tec to upgrading six of its ships, the company announced on 12 September. Bringham Naval-Tec said the upgrade work is worth more than NSD56 million and will be completed within five years. The cost of the contract also contains training services and logistics. But the company disclosed neither the vessels to be upgraded nor the upgrade package they will get.

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President receives credentials of foreign ambassadors to Atok by Michael Burns Presidential Summer Complex President Florin today received credentials of three foreign ambassadors in Presidential Summer Complex here. Three foreign representative was Tengku Mahmudin Anwar of Islamic Republic Of Aceh, Oedipus Tata (Lernaian Isles) and Evgeniy Vladimirovich Mayakovskiy of Hydra-Russian Empire. President and First Lady Florin Florin then receive a visit and have agreed to have tea with the three envoys. Also present were Deputy Foreign Minister Anton Timmy Hogan and Chief Diplomatic Officer, Gerardo Sid Cheeves. The handover ceremony of IITICommander by Mira Ovanus The handover ceremony Integrated Infantry Training Institute (IITI) Commander Handover Ceremony, was held at the IITI Parade Square in Falberg Camp, Shywine. Colonel James Kronberg has been appointed as the new Commander of the IITI after officially taking over the post from Colonel Benjamin Octavus at a ceremony attended by officials of various levels and participant and military recruits. The event began with the Commandant of IITI, Colonel Kronberg received the Salute and inspected the Guard of Honour consisting of members from Integrated Infantry Training Institute (IITI) under the command of the head of the parade, Major Wilford Guinan. The highlight of the signing certificate between the Commander to mark the official handover of duties. Integrated Infantry Training Institute (IITI) is a army training institute under the auspices of the Army Doctrine and Training Command (ADTIC) who commanded by Brigadier Omar Braun-Clive.

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Atok Army considers new MBT as gap-filler until Conquer Introduce
Roy Markus

Tiger MBT

Atok unveiled new Tiger Main Battle Tank at Military Design Gathering Event 2015 (MIDGE ‘15) in St. Lenkerville. The Tiger – it is prototype of new MBT for the Ministry of Defense of Atok. The MBT developed by locally company known as FutureTank Ltd in Atok. Large interior and high attack payload carrying ability provide a platform for future customer variants, allowing the simultaneous combination of weapon systems, protection and crew equipment.

Speaking at MIDGE ’15 in St. Lenkerville on 16 September, the head of the Atok Army, General Harlan Bierce Jones, established that the future of the Tiger was being considered at the army’s highest levels before Conquer can come in the army inventories.

It was disclosed that Sullivan Machinery Ltd had finished tests of a new integrated power pack for an MBT. This power pack consisted of a SM-12 diesel developing 1,200 hp coupled to the SMT-9-500 automatic transmission.

Main armament is a 125 mm smoothbore gun en suite with a thermal sleeve and a fume extractor. This can fire APFSDS (muzzle velocity 1,760 m/s), HEAT (muzzle velocity 850 m/s) and HE-FRAG (muzzle velocity 950 m/s). The gun is fed by an automatic loader enabling the crew to be condensed to three - commander, gunner and driver.

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VSH Open New Hospital in Woldsworth by Rick Tenner Van Goop Specialist Hospital, Woldsworth Van Goop Specialist Hospital (VSH), a subsidiary of Van Goop, will upgrade its services by opening a modern hospital worth RM100 million in an aim to meet the demand for health care services in this country. VSH General Manager, Dr. Jeanne Clog said the new hospital being built in Woldsworth an 11-storey hospital was 46 under the country's esteemed medical group. "VSH previously operating in Portville here, but with expeditious economic development in the country stipulates us to operate at the new hospital, which is equipped with expanded medical facilities. "The new hospital, which starts at the end of 2014 expected to be operational by the end of this year with a 188-bed facility compared to 72 existing beds. Atok commencement Offering Offshore Wind Blocks for Development by Lyon Thames Batch 1, Shore Wind Farms President Florin’s government reformed a policy for Atok’s offshore wind industry, paving the way for developments as much as 200 nautical miles into the encompassing seas. The Ministry of Education, Technologies & Industries and the National Institute of Ocean Affair (NIOA), Ministry of Ocean &Transportation were assigned to precursor allocating blocks offshore for wind developments, according to a government statement on Wednesday. The consideration is part of Florin’s commitment to tap cleaner forms of energy, matching the need to extend power to rural communities against pressure from the neighbourhood country to counter pollution as part of a global deal on climate change. The rules put in place a framework of directive developers need to start preparation projects, though the high cost of installing turbines in the water may limit the spread of the technology for now.

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TurbinEngineers Continues Domestic Expansion with New Locations Hank Party GROM-9™ TurbinEngineers Ltd today said the opening of its new $29 million NSD manufacturing plant in Brockensword Hill, Groverthor Mills. The 85,000-square-meter facility will house select manufacturing operations for GROM-9™, the world's bestselling medium-size wind turbine offered solely from TurbinEngineers. Part of the company's continuing $332 million NSD global manufacturing growth, the Brockensword Hill plant is one of two new facilities opening in 2015 for TurbinEngineers Ltd. Other facilities are situated in the Randallstown. The new locations will position TurbinEngineers to speedily deliver great quality, trustworthy technologies and expertise to customers in the region. The service centre in Brockensword Hill will be approximately 30,000 sq. ft. in size and will have the proficiency of housing systems and components which are manufactured at TurbinEngineers manufacturing facilities. Emirate of Atok Air Force selects TRAIL A1 as new jet trainer Den Sinkers TRAIL A1 The Emirate of Atok Air Force (EAAF) has signed a contract with National Aircraft Corp (NACCO) to obtain TRAIL A1 (Tactical Training Aircraft - Light) to interchange its ageing fleet of T-88-E2 aircraft. The agreement, which consolidates NACCO's position as a prime aircraft contractor to EAAF, features the EAAF's procurement of an initial seven TRAIL A1’s for about NSD100 million. A source in the EAAF told ANBA's that the contract was signed by the EAAF and NACCO in St. Lenkerville on 27 September but that a final acquisitions contract is projected to be signed by the two parties before the end of 2015.

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Atok begins production of satellite support infrastructure
Lis Morke

Florin Satellite Imagery Operations Centre, Fort Barrow

Atok has launched construction of its Florin Satellite Imagery Operations Centre (FLOSIC), Atokian defence minister Nina Noble Wears announced on 4 September.

FLOSIC is being made at the Atokian Air Force's Fort Barrow logistics base in the Swetvale Barrow district, approximately 40 miles (64 kilometer) south of St. Lenkerville. Fort Barrow has been the main launch facility for the Atokian Space & Cyber Agency's (ASCA) aerospace rockets, which possess thus far been concentrated on scientific inquiry.