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RollCall - Trump Schedule Monday, August 17 2026 8:00 AM The President participates in Executive Time 📍 The White House 👤 Closed Press ----- 9:00 AM In-Town Pool Call Time 👤 In-Town Pool ----- 11:00 AM The President receives his Intelligence Briefing 📍 The White House 👤 Closed Press ----- 1:00 PM The President greets Lifeguard Ryder Williams 📍 Oval Office 👤 Closed Press ----- 4:00 PM The President participates in a Policy Meeting 📍 Oval Office 👤 Closed Press -----

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I have sent this up to Hill to see if this is what Juan is talking about concerning the districts, but I haven't got a response cause he's been on a plane all day coming back to Vegas. If the U.S. military took direct control of the homeland and divided the United States into 10 administrative districts, it would utilize the existing framework of the Defense Coordinating Officer (DCO) regions. Managed under U.S. Army North (ARNORTH) (the military component of U.S. Northern Command responsible for homeland defense), the military assigns a senior officer to 10 distinct regional districts. These 10 districts align exactly with federal emergency planning zones: The 10 Military-Standard Homeland Districts • District 1 (New England Command) • Territory: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont. • Strategic Focus: Atlantic maritime border defense and the Canadian eastern border. • District 2 (Northeast Command) • Territory: New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands. • Strategic Focus: Protection of global financial infrastructure and the Caribbean territories. • District 3 (Mid-Atlantic Capital Command) • Territory: Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, District of Columbia. • Strategic Focus: Continuity of government, defense of the Pentagon, and military command hubs. • District 4 (Southeast Command) • Territory: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee. • Strategic Focus: Major power projection hubs (e.g., Fort Moore, Fort Liberty, U.S. Central Command at MacDill AFB). • District 5 (Great Lakes Command) • Territory: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin. • Strategic Focus: Heavy industrial manufacturing defense, supply chain corridors, and fresh-water logistics. • District 6 (Gulf Coast & Southwest Command) • Territory: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas. • Strategic Focus: Border security, primary domestic oil/energy infrastructure, and the ARNORTH Headquarters at Fort Sam Houston. • District 7 (Midwest Command) • Territory: Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska. • Strategic Focus: Agriculture security and strategic nuclear deterrence (U.S. Strategic Command at Offutt AFB). • District 8 (Rocky Mountain Command) • Territory: Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming. • Strategic Focus: Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) silos and aerospace defense (NORAD / NORTHCOM in Colorado). • District 9 (Pacific Southwest Command) • Territory: Arizona, California, Nevada, Hawaii, Guam, American Samoa. • Strategic Focus: Pacific theater operations, critical deep-water naval ports (San Diego, Pearl Harbor), and tech infrastructure. • District 10 (Pacific Northwest & Arctic Command) • Territory: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington. • Strategic Focus: Arctic sovereignty, missile defense arrays (Fort Greely, AK), and strategic ballistic submarine bases (Naval Base Kitsap). If the military took over under an emergency martial law scenario resembling post-Civil War Reconstruction rather than modern logistics, it would instead revert to 5 Districts. Under the Military Reconstruction Acts of 1867, the military dissolved state governments in the South and consolidated them into five zones governed directly by U.S. Army Generals: 1. First District: Virginia. 2. Second District: North Carolina and South Carolina. 3. Third District: Georgia, Alabama, and Florida. 4. Fourth District: Mississippi and Arkansas. 5. Fifth District: Texas and Louisiana.