Green Bay Professional Packet Radio (GBPPR) is our attempt at an advanced amateur radio and electronics research team.
Based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, we have banded together several small groups of the world's most specialized hackers who strive for the advancement of technology in order to help all of mankind.
Each group specializes in a certain task or skill, pushing the very edges of science and technology as we know it.
GBPPR Working Groups
- GBPPR Radiation Laboratory (GRL): Investigates and uses the sciences of electrodynamics and electromagnetic field theory, while innovating the HP way.
- Advanced Development Projects (ADP): Cutting-edge, high-tech, open-source hardware and software projects. Making the impossible, possible... maybe.
- Tailored Access Operations (TAO): Consists of a small band of highly-motivated, undocumented telecommunication and computer network exploration enthusiasts whom specialize in the extraction of data from denied-access targets.
- Special Collection Service (SCS): Clandestine interception and monitoring of intelligence over the known ranges of optical, radio, and acoustic wavelengths.
- Special Operations Groups (SOG): Undocumented research and information gathering team utilizing advanced non-destructive entry methods. Also capable of performing covert, artificially-induced term limits and impeachments.
- Total Information Awareness (TIA): Collects, scans, records, documents, and releases as much technical information (past & present) as possible.
- Advanced Weapons Engineering (AWE): Designing and building advanced electronic, electrodynamic and psychotronic weapons for our future militias.
- Applied Physics Laboratory (APL): Educating the public and making your homework easier, performing unlicensed nuclear accelerator experiments, and operating the Small Fermion Collider.
- Pulsed-Power Group (PPG): High-voltage pulse, electromagnetic pulse, and high-power RF experiments.
- Missiles and Aerospace Systems (MAS): Unmanned aerial vehicles, advanced aerospace threat monitoring (and making!), both identified and unidentified flying object research, and deploying really, really low-Earth orbit objects.
- Technical Assistance Program (TAP): 24-hour Scientific Services and Answer Center.
"They can do all because they think they can."
--- Virgil, Aeneid
Operational support branches also include media releases via the GBPPR Vision series of videos on YouTube, our own technical journal GBPPR 'Zine in electronic media (PDF) format, and even an occasional low-power FM radio broadcast.
