Reply #51: Herbert Homer &DCMA [View All]

[mirandapriestly]

Raytheon and other gov't contractors who worked with UAV's were on board flight 77 and other planes. I have been looking into the "passengers on "77" and it is rather remarkable.
Check this out:-

http://www.dcma.mil/communicator_express/archives/2002/homer.htm

"Herbert W. Homer, a corporate executive at DCMA Raytheon in Burlington, Mass., was on his way to a meeting in California when United Airlines Flight 175 crashed into the south tower of New York City’s World Trade Center

“It was cathartic for me, to be part of the planning, Colt said, “the ceremony was important to make Karen Homer realize that she had a family here, too.” Another significant part of the ceremony “was to demonstrate DCMA’s role, not only on that day, but during the recovery effort and in the war on terrorism – to show how we had come full circle.”

“I think that Herb’s death, although tragic, serves as a reminder that every one of us has a critical role in the accomplishment of DCMA’s goals and mission – we can never underestimate the importance of each individual’s contribution.”

What "role" did they play that day? ("not only on that day") Goals and Missions? and on course if you check out Raytheon & other def. contractors even the software companies were, you will see they were/are very involved with the UAV's, it is not "kooky stuff" although I remember when the OCT ridiculed people who thought there were UAV's.

(Defense Contract Management Agency-http://www.dcma.mil/
("We are an independent combat support agency within the Department of Defense (DoD).")
And what are their goals and mission?