Every event in the public record.

ed client) with Cyberlux Corporation listed only as Fairwinds' "partner."\nDisclosed activity: NDAA outreach to Representative Wittman (R-VA-1, House Armed Services) regarding Satellite Communications in 2024 NDAA; drone capability meeting scheduled for Senator Cruz office and Defense Security Cooperation Agency.\nFiling signed by Charles G. Yessaian, JMH Group principal. Issue code: DEF (defense). Reported income: under $5,000.\nFairwinds Technologies LLC simultaneously held a contingent commission agreement with Cyberlux entitling it to 8% of the first 1,000 drones shipped under the contract its lobbying was advancing — value $2,348,542. Commission agreement not disclosed to Congress, HII, or any government body. (Lobbying Disclosure Act does not require commission disclosure.)

eported income: under $5,000.\nFiling covers the quarter in which OTC Markets placed Cyberlux (CYBL) in Caveat Emptor status — material adverse event not within the scope of LDA disclosure.

me as committed assistance, between Phoenix Ghost UAS and Altius-600 UAS.\nThis is a public commitment to the K8 platform six months before the FMF subcontract that was supposed to deliver them at scale was awarded.\nThe fact sheet becomes the public anchor cited in subsequent JMH lobbying disclosures.

This ends the Fairwinds-fronted arrangement under which the first two quarters of Cyberlux lobbying had been disclosed. JMH continues to handle defense-track lobbying through Q4 2024. Yessaian signs every JMH disclosure from Q3 2022 through Q4 2024 without exception.

Offices contacted: House Armed Services Committee; Senate Armed Services Committee; Senator Cruz; Senator Budd; Representative Braun; Representative Moulton; Representative Foushee.\nIssue: drone capabilities. Filing amended May 30, 2023.

Filing cites the February 24, 2023 USAI announcement as a narrative anchor for Cyberlux's Ukraine procurement track. Filing made nine days before HII's subcontract award.

Charles G. Yessaian (JMH Group principal): $2,500, convertible into CYBL common stock at $0.0016 per share, maturity August 26, 2024.\nBrigadier General Ferdinand Irizarry II, USAR (JMH Group lobbyist on the Cyberlux account; former Deputy Commanding General, JFK Special Warfare Center; identified by Schmidt in June 2022 Signal chat as priority Cyberlux Advisory Board candidate): $2,500 on identical terms.\nBoth notes appear in Cyberlux's FY2024 OTC annual report convertible debt table. Neither appears in any LD-2 filing. (Lobbying Disclosure Act does not require disclosure of personal financial instruments held by lobbyists in their clients.)

e (D-VA) first appearance.\nDisclosed activity: drone capabilities and Ukrainian appropriations. Filing references Datron acquisition as "pending" — though Datron acquisition closed September 16, 2023, eighteen days before filing.\nPeriod covers HII's August 29 contract award; the September 8 advance and same-day disbursements; the September 25 G2G Global formation; and the October 16 Edward Jones and G2G transfers — none disclosed. Senator Kaine sits on Senate Armed Services and Senate Foreign Relations; HII is the dominant defense-sector contributor to his campaign in H1 2023 per OpenSecrets.

Principal: Travis Johnson, former Deputy Chief of Staff to Senator David Vitter; former Senate Banking Committee staff. Initial issue code: FIN — "regulations and oversight related to over-the-counter traded companies"; "issues related to capital markets" added Q2 2024.\n1607's mandate addresses the OTC regulatory environment in which the Caveat Emptor designation had been issued and in which the Rosen convertible note loop was operating. JMH continues to handle the defense lane in parallel.

JMH Group / Cyberlux (filed January 18, 2024): 16 offices contacted; Department of Defense Replicator Program added to issue list; Senator Kaine's office contacted second consecutive quarter. Peak quarterly income through this point: $7,500.\n1607 Strategies / Cyberlux (filed January 19, 2024): first 1607 quarter — OTC regulations.\nFilings made twenty-seven and twenty-eight days after HII's December 22, 2023 Stop Work Order halted drone production. The Stop Work Order is not within the scope of LDA disclosure and is not mentioned.

JMH Group / Cyberlux (filed April 17, 2024): 23 offices contacted, the highest single-quarter office count in the entire Cyberlux lobbying record. Senator Kaine's office contacted third consecutive quarter. Replicator Program continues in issue list.\n1607 Strategies / Cyberlux (filed April 19, 2024): reported income $30,000 — a 600 percent increase from Q4 2023's $5,000.\nFilings made one hundred seventeen days into the active Stop Work Order. JMH filing made twenty-two days after the March 26 equity issuance to JMH Consulting Group / Irizarry.

r structure that fronted the original Q3-Q4 2022 filings.\nFive senators briefed on UAV capabilities. Filings made approximately two months after HII's May 17, 2024 termination for convenience. The termination is not within the scope of LDA disclosure and is not mentioned. 1607 Strategies continues OTC-track lobbying.

ed Cruz (R-TX) — the most consistently targeted Senate office in the complete Cyberlux lobbying record from Q3 2022 onward.\n1607 Strategies adds DEF issue code in this quarter, expanding its mandate from financial regulatory to defense.

share.\nThe lobbying firm itself becomes an equity holder in the client it is lobbying for. Issuance occurs ninety-five days into the Stop Work Order and twenty-two days before JMH files its peak-office-count LD-2 (Q1 2024, twenty-three offices, filed April 17, 2024). HII terminates the contract for convenience fifty-two days later.\nIssuance disclosed in Cyberlux FY2024 OTC annual report. Not within scope of LDA disclosure.