Updating our Service Timeline

 Several readers have inquired about our visual service timeline located on the pktfnews.org website asking if our team might be able to provide more article content regarding more of what took place through 202-2023.

We are in the process of putting more of those details together when more available office time becomes available. However, we do have a few articles being drafted at this time in reference to how The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) has successfully evolved over such a short time.

Much of the draft details we are working on so far include cursory mentions of how the first PKTF Directorate became off-center of what their service objective was, which is what our current service objective still remains. Other details in draft include how The Continental Marshals Service (during its own infancy) systematically carried forward with its primary service function in the Land and Sea Jurisdiction with considerable success despite PKTF assistance. Without a fully functioning peacekeeping service to aid in its Evaluation, Education and coordination needs, external peacemakers and peacekeepers (County Reeves, Continental Marshals, and State Guardian Militia services) will inevitably meet challenges beyond their ability to serve effectively.

This is where PKTF service assets at the international level offer provisional, logistical, and collaborative services that merge all three peacekeeping services together simultaneously, and superb accuracy!

We encourage our readers to visit our current timeline here > https://pktfnews.org/about/timeline/ to visualize more on what the PKTF pathway has been like up to our current timeline.

If you would like to suggest any other details throughout the timeline - areas across the timeline itself you would like more detail please feel free to contact us using our current Contact Form. Simply place into the Subject Line what area/s of interest you would like more detail about, and our editors will add your request to their editorial workload.

Federation of America, Free Trade Directory

 Our Team recently added a new link to our Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) Linktree.

This Directory is a great way for Americans to post Classified Advertisements and Job Postings for all to consider.

Quite similar to what is found in local newsprint, this directory offers traditional exposure to American business and career opportunities. So, if you are interested in discovering what American-made services are out there, as well as what career opportunities exist in and around your State, please have a look at this Directory.

https://trade.federationofamerica.org/

Supporting local businesses and career opportunities is what will allow the promotion of free trade.

Our PKTF Team has analyzed the effectiveness potential of this resource directory. Admittedly, we were not fully aware of the resource as something we could utilize ourselves to post career opportunities until recently. But now when you enter the Directory and review Job Postings, using keyword searches such as "peacekeeping, liaison," readers can locate career availability and general description for the office of PKTF - Assembly Liaison.

The entire process for posting is very simple and navigation is a breeze!

Please check us out there at your leisure.

We encourage all American-made business owners and career seekers to enroll by logging in to the Directory and making your support known.

And, on behalf of the PKTF Team, we want to thank the Executive members of the Federation of States for putting such a vital service together and placed into motion!

We will provide a featured article on the pktfnews.org site as soon as we gather more analytical information on Directory use about our own Jobs Listing found there as well.

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The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) - Assembly Liaison

 Our inboxes have been met with significant interest in seeking more details about the role, while more continue to flow in daily.

The role of PKTF - Assembly Liaison is at the State level yet is provided by way of the Federation of States, through The Peacekeeping Task Force as a perpetual, yearly service opportunity.

This means that, rather than sunsetting (as does the role of State Coordination at the Federation level once each State Assembly qualifies to rejoin the Union of States), the service role of PKTF - Assembly Liaison (an appointed role as a Federation service asset (PKTF)), however, does not sunset.

Much more detail will be provided on the pktfnews.org website as a featured article this month as meeting minutes are recorded. This sub-article, however, is only published to provide exclusive details before all semi, featured, or full-featured articles are published on pktfnews.org. Below are the following main bullet points:

PKTF - Assembly Liaison (current participant State Assemblies)

Enrolled States are highlighted as pink

(as of February 29th, 2024)

• We are hosting scheduled meetings with people from each State Assembly as Liaison education and training to everyone who enrolls. Each meeting is currently scheduled for bi-weekly attendance until midway through the 6 week iterations.
• At the midway point, these meetings will begin transitioning to a weekly schedule. The above map illustrates how many States are currently enrolled in the training.
• The Day Zero (initial training week) is scheduled for this weekend, March 2nd, 2024 and is slated for 1.5 hours each. These meetings facilitate a hard-start and hard-stop approach regarding meeting minutes.
• For our readers who might be interested in joining the initial training week, and especially if you do not see your State highlighted in the image above, please feel free to enroll here > Enrollment.

• There is still time to enroll. Meeting times for all scheduled conferences are on the same day of the week and time (beginning at 7:30 PM Eastern).
• Meeting recordings for all 6 conferences are limited and will not be fully opened to the public at this time. Those who attend each meeting, and are enrolled will receive a replay link as part of their subsequent participation and training materials.

We look forward to, and are expecting to have nearly all, if not the entire 50 American State Assemblies in participation very soon.