Jerry Schloemer is a visionary inventor who graduated from Stanford with an Electrical Engineering degree and began his career working at Admiral Radio where he consulted with experts from the Pentagon creating radar mapping systems.  He spent time in the research department and the defense division at Motorola. He led a group of engineers in the design and fabrication of a system that included a store and forward computer, which became known as the router and ultimately led to the smartphone. Mr. Schloemer became an avid inventor of disruptive technology, selling his first patented idea to Ericsson which subsequently became a cornerstone of the GSM Standard.  He also was one of the first to invent a free form terrestrial mesh radio system.  After the success of this patented ‘2 dimensional’ radio mesh system which had close arbitrarily spaced, stationary terrestrial nodes, Mr. Schloemer conceived the StarMesh Global™ ‘3 dimensional’ free-forming multi-link communication system with hundreds of moving nodes (satellites and/or drones) potentially thousands of miles apart.