January 7, 2010 – Thursday 9:49pm (Eastern U.S. Time) – Mims, FL (On the St. John’s River) – Report submitted by Air Mobile Joe

Stay tuned for our next report. We are very excited about 2010! Great CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES LIE AHEAD! The photo above was taken this morning on the St. John’s River. The gentleman to my right is George Taylor, Founder and President of National Homeless Veterans Support. Here is a Press Release about what we are working on: “PRESS RELEASE 1-06-10 My name is George Taylor Jr. and I am VP of National Veterans Homeless Support, Inc. I am writing with short notice, which I apologize for, about a possible story to be covered tomorrow January 7th in North Brevard. My father George Taylor Sr, President and Founder of NVHS, Inc., will be with Joe Hurston, President of Air Mobile Ministries to conduct a field experiment. Here is some background information regarding our organization.

My father has been in the news multiple times over the past few years covering his work in the community, which is to assist and support the estimated 800-1200 homeless veterans in Brevard County by providing outdoor equipment such as blankets, tents, boots, and clothing as well as food and bicycles, and referring them to the proper agencies to assist their particular concerns. We are also aggressively seeking a large tract of land in rural Brevard so that our homeless veterans will finally have a safe and secure location to exist while we transition them to permanent housing, which will resemble a forward operating location in the military with large tents. Now back to the story. Clean water is obviously a necessity for a healthy lifestyle, but, can be difficult to come by when your home is a tent in the forest. Additionally, our tent city proposal will more than likely be in an area where again, fresh, clean water will be difficult to feed into the camp without large costs to connect to a nearby waterline. This is where Air Mobile Ministries comes into play with our organization.

Air Mobile Ministries has a device they have designed that is able to fully purify up to 20-25 gallons of water an hour in an easy to carry 20 lb back-pack filtration system. Mr. Hurston and his staff have traveled to multiple disaster sites worldwide to provide clean drinking water in areas that are often extremely remote, such as Indonesia following the massive tsunami, Haiti, and New Orleans after Katrina. Clearly the device is tested and proved effective. Please check out http://www.air mobile.org for more information about Air Mobile Ministries and their device. Anyways, tomorrow at Hatbill Park, North Brevard at 0830 in the morning my father and Mr. Hurston will be setting up the Vortex Voyager Water Filtration System along the St. Johns River where they will filter the river water and proceed to test the water on themselves and with the help of some of the very homeless veterans who may be drinking from this machine in the near future. Please contact Joe Hurston at 321-544-7757 (airmobilejoe@gmail.com), George Taylor Sr. at 321-615-8871, or email me at georgejr@nvhs.us for any additional information about tomorrow?s event. We look forward to your reply and thank you, George Taylor Jr. Vice President/Director National Veterans Homeless Support, Inc. Cell: (321) 615-2589 http://www.nvhs.us” WOW!! What a joy and pleasure to be working with such a fine group of folks. The situation with our Homeless Vets here in the U.S. is deplorable. We must do something to help. We’re excited about what lies ahead. Stay tuned!! Here are a couple of shots setting up the unit on the St. John’s River, just north of Titusville, FL this morning. The testing went very well. We are extremely pleased with the purity of the water and it has an acceptable level of salt. We look forward to placing several units in this location. We’re excited about what lies ahead. Stay tuned!! 

Air Mobile Joe