Logline

A secret team of researchers unearth hidden gold, history and treasure with military tactics and precision.

Task Force Gold, funded by Franklin Mining, uses advanced technology, spy satellites, psychics, military grade ground penetrating radar, dowsers, and one of the world’s only gold sniffing pigs to unearth vast treasures and some of the richest gold veins on earth. Their teams are protected by US special forces teams that once fought on the international killing fields and now live as soldiers of fortune.

If you can afford your own private army to protect your assets or your life, you want these guys on your side.

Task Force Gold: Soldiers of Fortune propels you into the lives and operations of the most elite mining companies.

“Once you’re trained to kill, there’s no other option for other work. Its the only thing I know and I can’t imagine doing anything else.”  
Danny, Non-Active Duty Green Beret and Security Force Team Leader

Story

Franklin Mining traces its origins to the first mother load discovery at Sutter’s Mill. It’s mining assets number in the Billions of dollars; and, their success is heavily tied to discovering the richest gold mines along The Old Spanish Trail. Some miners may be content with a few hundred ounces of gold each year, Franklin’s mines yield tons of gold

Five hundred years ago the Spanish crown began a process that would make it richer than all of the European countries combined…taking gold, silver and riches from the Americas in quantities that are staggering…and, at the same time enslaving native peoples to mine the riches; eventually killing off half the native population of North America in the name of greed.

Most modern people are not aware that the aboriginal population of the Americas possessed vast wealth, long before Coronado landed on the shores of the Americas they dug hundreds of mines to extract metals and jewels from the earth…natives primarily used the minerals and precious metals for personal adornment…however, unlike other civilizations, gold held no monetary value.

Still, today residue of the Spanish conquest, including the vast network of trails can still be found as far North as Idaho, West in California and East to Oklahoma. Spanish crosses are carved into canyon walls, steps carved into shear mountain cliffs, bones of Spanish miners and armor of Spanish soldiers dot the landscape of the West. All are telltale signs of a still untapped cache of riches that have not been rediscovered.

“We mine tons of ore each year, when others are satisfied with ounces!”  
Steve B. – Head of Mining Operations