Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about the pier.

Because according to reporting, the long awaited pier is finally in place.

Enough pieces of it are in place to actually start moving the trucks.

So what we're going to do is we're going to go over how it functions, like what the order of events are.

We'll answer some questions that have already come in and talk about expectations and goals.

Because... expectations and that was the final piece that they

attached a piece to the beach in Gaza and that was the final piece that they

needed to actually start moving stuff.

All right, so how does it function?

Ships will go to Cyprus first. There, the aid supplies will be screened and processed. It will move

from Cyprus on large ships to a floating platform. The offloaded from the large ships to the floating platform. Be offloaded from the large ships to the floating platform

and then put on smaller boats.

Those smaller boats will take it to the causeway,

where the supplies will come off the smaller boats and go into trucks.

Those trucks will then be driven up the causeway onto the beach by quote third-party

contractors will come back to that.

So they go up onto the beach.

Once at the beach, it will go to a UN Distribution Center, which apparently is going to be ran by the World Food Program.

From there, it will be distributed in Gaza.

How that occurs is outside of DoD. That's not part of the Department of Defense.

That is a UN thing from that point. And there hasn't really been a lot of briefings on that yet.

Okay, so that's the order of events.

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