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The Republic of Georgia
was a part of the USSR and the philosophy of the
There were only a few
workers in this massive and mostly
deserted facility. As we walked through the
production Below are pictures of the equipment inside the facility. If you are familiar with the new Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) equipment, you will see that this is older, manual equipment that does not have the capability of keeping the tolerances necessary for this century. The ability to manufacture is important in any economy, so Georgia has a long way to go to be competitive.
Below is a picture of the only CNC machine in the plant.
The plan for 2007 is to have several teams go directly to Armenia and help Pastor Garik and his team. Pray with us according to this scripture: Proverbs 19:7 "The Law of the Lord is perfect, converting the soul; the testimony of the Lord is sure, making the simple wise". God has a plan for every person on earth and it starts with salvation. But then we are to grow up into a knowledge of Him and our calling in the Body of Christ.
Blessings to you, Gary Shotton and the GBSF Team
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communist
regime was to specialize in manufacturing. Tibilis, Georgia was the
place that many of the Russian Military airplanes were manufactured, but
when the Russian empire was partially dissolved, this manufacturing plant
went out of business. 
floor,
we could not help but think that this would be a great place to make a
James Bond Movie. The current management of this plant wanted
to meet with us in the hopes that we would have some connections in the US
to provide them some work. At the peak of production, this plant
employed as many as 10,000 workers and the communist government had built apartment
complexes to provide a self contained production faculty. The
big problem is that the equipment and skills of the workers are now behind
the times as much as 25 years. 
