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There are lots of questions about the triangular UAP case within this tranche, which took place this year.
Two federal agents were well equipped with thermal optics and binoculars.
Why were they there? Were they expecting something?
Given suspicions of a White House-authorised UAP baiting and potential shootdown operation over White Sands, these cases deserve far greater scrutiny.
The seventh tranche of UAP files have now been released by the US government:
war.gov/UFO/
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Fox News Detroit played our entire, “dear Mr. President campaign” video today. Drip, drip, drip. #uapdisclosure
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What does the government know about UAPs? Tulsi Gabbard’s former chief of staff joins “Katie Pavlich Tonight” to break down the latest push for disclosure and the questions surrounding possible extraterrestrial life.
NASIC - Air Force UFO Crash Retrieval & Reverse Engineering
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An exploration of the National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC), the Air Force's primary intelligence center for scientific and technical analysis (S&TI) of foreign air, space, and missile threats, and vanguard of the National Foreign Materiel Program (FMP).
NASIC's inception can be traced back all the way to World War One with the "Foreign Data Section", an intelligence operation at McCook Field tasked with the exploitation and reverse engineering of advanced European airframes.
From World War 2 into the Cold War, NASIC's name and cognizant authority shifted on myriad occasions, but its core mission was never altered - exploitation of foreign adversary air and space technology primarily through TECHINT (Technical Intelligence) and MASINT (Measurement and Signature Intelligence).
Many know NASIC by reputation, even if they have never heard of NASIC by name....
During the Cold War, NASIC, then known as the Air Technical Intelligence Center (1951-1961) and the Foreign Technology Division (1961-1991), conducted the Air Force's official investigations into UFOs - Projects Sign, Grudge, and Blue Book.
Thus, alongside its foreign materiel exploitation (FME) mission, for nearly 80 years the study of UFOs has fallen within NASIC's mission scope.
Therefore, it should be no surprise that parallel to its acknowledged UFO mission, for decades claims, testimonies, and stories have swirled about NASIC and its precursors playing a paramount role in UFO crash retrieval and reverse engineering programs that are particularly worthy of analysis....
This extensive investigation seeks to peel back numerous layers and analyze decades of history and evolution to identify NASIC's role within the Legacy Program ecosystem.
This video will cover several major points of investigation:
- An Analysis of NASIC from World War 1 to today: Foreign Data Section -> Technical Data Branch -> T-2 Intelligence -> AMC Technical Intelligence Division -> Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) -> Foreign Technology Division (FTD) -> National Air Intelligence Center (NAIC) -> NASIC (plus a few in between)
- Breakdown of the Foreign Material Program under DIA DS&T from 1961 to today, and carefully defining what goes into the FMP: Foreign Materiel Exploitation (FME) and Foreign Material Acquisition (FMA)
- Detailing why and how this project concludes NASIC performs a "dual-hatted role" within the FMP: white-hat adversary air and space materiel exploitation, reverse engineering, and derivation, and performing the same work on recovered UFOs in an off-books, unacknowledged capacity
- Investigate 3 statements David Grusch recently made that greatly aid us in this investigation:
1. Legacy Programs utilize FME&A architecture for their covert mission directives
2. Select officers within NASIC have served a secondary role within the Legacy Programs (Matthew "Quake" Sullivan)
3. NASIC has analyzed and assessed foreign intelligence assessments on the US Legacy Programs
- Identifying NASIC GSI (GEOINT Analysis Squadron) under NASIC GS (Geospatial and Signatures Intelligence Group) as one of the crown jewels for UFO crash retrieval architecture
- Define GEOINT, MASINT, TECHINT, and S&TI, and discuss how the application of these intelligence collection methods from tasked and untasked collection platforms aids NASIC, NGA, and the UFO mission space
- Discuss how MASINT in particular may be used by NASIC to formulate where and when some UFOs may visit
- Explore how NASIC and its legacy program contemporaries utilize hidden hardware and software within the National Intelligence Enterprise to track, monitor, and recover UFOs
- Discuss NASIC's sister to intelligence, engineering through AFLCMC, AFRL, and AFTC, has been an intimate partner to NASIC on the crash retrieval mission since the 1940s
- Identify how NASIC's FME mission falls under Air Force 99 Series Test and Evaluation publications and argue why NASIC partners closely with AF/TE (the hidden wing) on UFO reverse engineering
- Comb through 3 incredible cases outlined in the work of Leonard Stringfield that directly involve NASIC's precursors
- Explore a possible connection between NASIC's precursors, TRW, Mary Elizabeth Elliott, and a records hall of UFO data stored at Wright-Patterson AFB
- Connecting dots regarding NASIC, WADC, and the Blue Room - and an alleged room at Wright-Patterson AFB holding recovered UFO materials and/or bodies
- Much more!
This project was both incredibly challenging and a joy to create; I hope you enjoy!
Afaik I was the first person to reach out to Gaffney, He responded to me (via In-Q-Tel company) saying what would you like to talk to me about as soon as I mentioned AARO/UAP etc I never heard back from him. followed up 3 times & nothing. Obviously something here but what? idk
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Jay Stratton reveals in his new book that there was "alien" contact with representatives of our government, and that there is film footage of the event.
The encounter famously occurred at Holloman Air Force Base in 1964. Three UFOs approached the base - and ONE landed. It's reported that an NHI (alien) being came out, and made contact with elements of the U.S. GOV (Air Force and CIA representatives).
Government insiders confirmed this event to Jay.
This is an event @G_Knapp and I have reported on many times. I actually directly questioned the CIA's historian, and the CIA's liaison to Area 51 about this footage... publicly. Go find that clip!
Anyway... Jay was NOT able to find the film footage himself, even in official capacity.
The footage was reported to have been held at the Air Force Safety Center at Kirtland AFB (in New Mexico)... and then later stored at Norton AFB in San Bernardino CA.
Jay also makes the correct point that it's reported former President George H.W. Bush in 2003 confirmed the Holloman AFB contact with NHI directly to Dr. Hal Puthoff and Dr. Eric Davis (and others).
I suspect this landing and NHI contact event was indeed real.
REMEMBER, the events were featured in UFOs Past, Present & Future, my favorite movie funded by the CIA, BTW.
What do you think @JoelValdezDOW? 🛸
Check out the whole documentary I'm referencing here vimeo.com/141606648/e1d92d51…
I agree
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Well look what’s in Tranche 7.
Proof of Kirkpatrick’s catastrophic due diligence failure.
war.gov/UFO/
Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick claims he never saw the AAWSAP reports. Yet his former agency (DIA) retained "unlimited rights" to all AAWSAP data…meaning they owned it outright.
Why did it take a literal Presidential Directive for AARO’s inaugural director to access files sitting in his own former agency's archives?
This goes beyond a simple oversight. It’s a catastrophic failure of due diligence!
If Kirkpatrick couldn’t (or wouldn’t) procure known UAP and UAP related records from his own colleagues without executive intervention, AARO’s Historical Record (Volume I) is fundamentally compromised.
If they can't even check their own filing cabinets, why should the public trust their conclusions under Kirkpatrick’s leadership?
The seventh tranche of UAP files have now been released by the US government:
war.gov/UFO/
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I'm hearing rumors of something tomorrow, no clue what – at Washington, DC
Replying to @JasonColavito @SicCoP1
Grusch alleges he saw records outlining the proposed LM transfer; Davis spoke in detail about Ryder, mirroring Stratton’s statements, etc. etc.
There is a literal (and highly unusual) request from Reid for SAP status for AAWSAP to protect the UAP Lockheed was to transfer.
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Breakthroughs in advanced technology could reshape the balance of power at critical global flashpoints.
In a race with major national security implications, the U.S. cannot afford to fall behind on disclosure.
Skeptics must explain how/why Reid’s highly unusual SAP request aligns perfectly with the Stratton/Elizondo/Grusch/Lacatski/Puthoff/Davis narrative of a (Ryder-proposed) transfer of a retrieved UAP from Lockheed to AAWSAP.
@michaelshermer @MiddleOfMayhem @JasonColavito @MickWest
UFO Allegedly Stored at East Coast Navy Facility as Material Transfer Claims Resurface
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Liberation Times has previously reported details of alleged undersea UAP retrieval missions.
Among those allegedly involved are the Maritime Branch of the CIA’s Directorate of Operations, the U.S. Navy, the National Underwater Reconnaissance Office (jointly operated by the Navy and CIA), and the United States Special Operations Command.
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My great friend, Mike, is interviewed here.
Our latest REALITY CHECK reinvestigates those unexplained objects over British bases, especially in 2024. Were they so-called drones, we ask a former senior British Policeman: "I very much doubt that," he says, youtu.be/H9sBj9OXX6Y?si=kTYe…




























