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A former West Yorkshire Police constable has claimed he was abducted by aliens during an early morning patrol near Todmorden 40 years ago. Alan Godfrey was sent to reports of cows wandering across the road on an estate in the town on November 28, 1980, but something peculiar appeared out of nowhere as he arrived. "I was sent to investigate a herd of cows," he said during an interview with ITV several years ago. "I was driving up the road when I could see an object in front of me. It looked to be completely blocking the road. "As I got nearer and nearer this object, I could see it wasn't quite what I was expecting to meet at 5 o'clock on a November morning in Todmorden. "It was diamond-shaped. The bottom half was spinning. It was hovering about five feet off the ground. It was about 20 feet wide, 14 feet high." Alan's police radio then suddenly stopped working, so he frantically grabbed his notepad to begin drawing the object. He said: "After it had all happened, I realised there was half an hour missing from me drawing the object to me turning up on the other side. I was really curious. I wanted to know what happened in that half-hour." It led Alan to undergo regressive hypnosis under the watchful eye of doctors in a bid to trigger his memory. UFO investigator Harry Harris explains what Alan said during the hypnosis, which was filmed. 'He wakes up in a room where he sees a tall man and is also surrounded by six small robots' "Alan describes getting out of this car and looking at the object," said Harry. "He then sees a light emanating from underneath it, so he gets back into his car. But he finds that his car won't go. "He's then engulfed in a bright, white light. "He appears to lose consciousness and everything appears black. "He then wakes up in a room where he sees a tall man. He's also surrounded by six small robots. "He's made the subject of some pseudo-medical examination. In due course he's put back in his car." The bizarre incident in the Upper Calder Valley came just a few months after Alan was involved in a mysterious homicide inquiry, when the body of Yorkshire miner Zigmund Adamski was found on top of a 10ft high pile of coal. "He had this terrifying expression," said Alan. "It can only be described as, whatever he last saw had terrified him. "There were no footprints or disturbance on the coal, how did he get up there? I couldn't work it out. "I could see that on the top of his head were individual burn marks and on the back of his neck there was a rather large weeping type of burn, and there had been an ointment smeared on it." Zigmund's death - which happened before Alan's alleged interaction with extra-terrestrial life - sparked UFO conspiracy theories of its own. The coroner investigating Zigmund's death, James Turnbull, returned an open verdict and there was one particular element that always confused him. "This is one of the most puzzling cases that I've come across in 25 years," said Mr Turnbull. "If somebody proved to me UFOs exist and that there was one around there at that time, then perhaps I might only raise half an eyebrow." In an interview with Yorkshire Live in 2018, Alan admitted that he cannot be entirely sure about being examined by aliens, but he maintains to this day that he saw a UFO in Todmorden. He said: "I must stress that I did see a UFO that night. Make no mistake about that. "That object was real. If I'd got out of my car and thrown a brick at it, it would have gone 'bang'. "I definitely saw what I saw. Nobody on this Earth will ever tell me any different." Alan Godfrey’s book, Who or What Were They? is available on Amazon.

Paul Hellyer, UFOs and aliens have been here for a long time Former Canadian Minister of Defense, Paul Theodore Hellyer. Speaker at the Toronto symposium on UFO secrecy. Which about 150 people gathered in the auditorium of the University of Toronto. For a fascinating overview of the old politician about what worries the country, the world economy, and our entire planet. Hellyer explained to those present that the secret Kabbalistic group of people. It is currently strangling the international banking system. And it doesn't give humanity the technology available from alien visitors. Most of us don't know what's going on. And the problem is that what you don't see is what you get said Paul Hellyer. Apparently, those gathered at the symposium on UFOs turned out to be quite a lot. The audience passed through the lobby, where exhibits hung on the walls. Telling about the doctors Banting and best. And on the tables below, vendors offered copies of the books "science was wrong", "flying saucers and science," " UFOs and Aliens." And of course, Paul Hellyer's own books. Paul has raised a devout Baptist, adding a rich baritone voice to his church choir and studying to be an engineer. After being elected, he served for several months in the Cabinet under Saint Laurent in 1957. Before becoming Secretary of Defense under Pearson. In this position, he played a key role in changing the policy of the liberal government. In the field of nuclear weapons and the integration of the Canadian armed forces. And then everything went wrong. Paul ran for the Liberal leadership but lost to Trudeau in 1968. He then left the Trudeau cabinet and the Liberal Party a year later. Then he took a seat as an independent MP. Joined the Conservative Party of Canada. And ran for party leader in 1976. It was then that he denounced the Canadian Progressive Party for not being true conservatives. After this dangerous phrase, he unsuccessfully tried to negotiate a merger of the two parties. Which he founded, with the New Democratic Party. But he failed and returned to the Liberals. By making a few more doomed bids for the election. Before you turn your attention to UFOs, great conspiracies, and the like. Hellyer said that when the aliens landed on a flying disk in New Mexico. Shortly after the end of World War II. The war that established the United States of America. As the most technologically advanced nation in the history of mankind. It was extremely upsetting for Americans to learn that there were actually other civilizations. Which were many "light years" ahead of them. Much of what has happened in the last 60 years. It was an attempt to keep the public in the dark about the technology available from the aliens. Why all the lies and disguises? Hellyer said he receives daily emails from around the world. From people reporting UFO sightings. From time to time, aliens have interfered with the control systems of nuclear missile launchers on Earth. The aliens conducted an "inventory" of Earth's events. They have a complete picture of what is happening on the planet. And believe me, they are not amused by what they see. I think they look at us and think the kids are playing with matches said Paul Hellyer. There are several decades, if not years, left on our planet. To put our house in order. Paul says that resources need to be released. To solve the problem of climate change and pollution of the planet. Partly through cooperation with extraterrestrials.

Former Arizona Gov. Fife Symington, who trotted out an aide dressed as an alien 10 years ago to spoof the frenzy surrounding mysterious lights in the Phoenix sky, now says the lights were actually an alien spacecraft. Now a pastry chef and business consultant, Symington is keying in on the anniversary of the sighting of the so-called "Phoenix Lights" by reversing course, saying the lights were really extraterrestrial and that he saw a UFO himself. "I'm a pilot and I know just about every machine that flies," Symington said Thursday. "It was bigger than anything that I've ever seen. It remains a great mystery. Other people saw it, responsible people. I don't know why people would ridicule it." During a news conference in 1997, Symington, a former Air Force captain then in his second term as governor, told the assembled press that an alien had been captured. He then ushered out his chief of staff, Jay Heiler, dressed in a costume complete with oversized head and eyes. "This just goes to show that you guys are entirely too serious," Symington said at the time. Later that year, he was convicted of bank fraud charges stemming from his bankrupt real estate empire. The conviction later was overturned and he was pardoned by President Clinton in 2001 before federal prosecutors decided whether they would retry the case. Symington recently told a UFO investigator making a documentary that he hadn't acknowledged his own encounter at the time because he didn't want people to panic. He repeated the story in an interview on CNN and other media, saying the craft he saw was "enormous. It just felt otherworldly. In your gut, you could just tell it was otherworldly." Heiler, who says Symington is one of his closest friends, said he isn't surprised he believes in UFOs. A "Trekkie" who enjoys discussing space travel, Heiler said Symington is convinced that earthlings will travel to distant solar systems at above the speed of light "in our lifetimes."

This incredible clear shot of a static UFO was recorded on April 24-2007 location the south of France. Captured from two vantage points, A resident of the south of France first witnessed the UFO at 5:30PM stating it stayed there almost without moving nor noise until the sun went down. This was all the footage filmed, none the less an amazing bit of footage that has stood the test of time with the Telegraph looking to get there hands on this particular footage. An employee of The Telegraph stated to the resident "I work for The Telegraph newspaper in London. We'd love to use a small part of this video as part of a compilation we're making on the best UFO sightings caught on camera"

One day in recent history stands out as odd! – On July 11, 1991, a wave of unexplained UFO sightings occurred over Mexico City. The events were witnessed by thousands of people and investigated by the Mexican government. Coincidentally, the UFOs were seen during a total solar eclipse. During the eclipse, people in Mexico City reported a large metallic disk in the sky. The object was videotaped by multiple people and broadcast on the news. The event was one of the first widely reported UFO sightings in Mexico City, and since that time, the area has become a hotbed of unexplained activity. The connections between the solar eclipse and the UFOs have caused some to speculate that the aircraft were predicted by the Dresden Codex of the Maya calendar. The calendar identifies the July 11 eclipse as the Sixth Sun of Quetzalcoatl and says it will bring about changes and cosmic awareness. In 2010, a story appeared on the Internet that suggested the United States was keeping the events of July 11, 1991 hidden from the public. It also suggested that the US government was fighting a secret war against aliens near the continent of Antarctica. So what evidence do we have concerning other strange events on July 11, 1991? On July 11, 1991, the citizens of Mexico City looked to the sky to see a solar eclipse, but instead many people saw a UFO. Guillermo Arragin, a reporter, and James Maussan, a journalist were videotaping the eclipse when they saw the metallic object. When James showed the Arragin footage on a TV show a week later, thousands of people called to say that they had seen a similar object that same day, and several also sent in videotapes of the UFO. Erick Aguilar also claimed to have seen the object while setting up his video camera to film the eclipse. About sixty miles away at the same time, a businessman named Luis Lara videotaped an object almost identical to the one that Erick taped. The Breton family also filmed a similar object eighty miles away. In this video, there was an odd, wave-like disturbance behind the pulsating disc, possibly an energy trail. Despite being one hundred miles apart, the objects in the videos were very similar. Then, two months later, another sighting of UFOs in Mexico occurred during a military air show. A report circulating in the Kremlin prepared for President Medvedev by Russian Space Forces (VKS) 45th Division of Space Control says that an upcoming WikiLeaks release of secret US cables details that the Americans have been “engaged” since 2004 in a “war” against UFO’s based on or near the Continent of Antarctica, particularly the Southern Ocean. According to this report, the United States went to its highest alert level on June 10, 2004 after a massive fleet of UFO’s “suddenly emerged” from the Southern Ocean and approached Guadalajara, Mexico barely 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles) from the American border. Prior to reaching the US border, however, this massive UFO fleet is said in this report to have “dimensionally returned” to their Southern Ocean “home base”. The fears of the Americans regarding these Southern Ocean UFO’s began, this report says, during the unprecedented events of July 11, 1991 (referred to as 7/11) when during the Solar Eclipse these mysterious aircraft appeared by the hundreds over nearly all of Mexico, even their Capital city. Most notable about the events of 7/11 were that as millions of Mexicans were watching on their televisions the National broadcasts of these UFO’s over Mexico City, the American media refused to allow their people to view it.

Lt. Colonel (USAF Ret.) Wendelle C. Stevens was one of the world’s best known UFO researchers. Born in 1923 in Round Prairie, Minn., he enlisted in 1941 in the US Army and was transferred to the Air Corps in1942. He served in the Pacific Theater during World War II and subsequently in a classified project in Alaska to photograph and map the Arctic land and sea area, where the data collecting equipment onboard B-29s detected UFOs. Stevens also served as US Air Attaché in South America. He retired from the USAF in 1963 and worked for Hamilton Aircraft until 1972. Wendelle Stevens was actively involved in ufology for 54 years, first as Director of Investigations for the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO) in Tucson, Ariz., where he retired. He amassed one of the largest collections of UFO photos and investigated a number of contact cases, published in more than 22 books. His most famous one was the Billy Meier case in Switzerland. In Dec. 1997 he received an award for lifetime achievement at the First World UFO Forum in Brazilia, capital of Brazil. He was a founder and Director of the International UFO Congress and recently transferred his extensive photo collection, library and archives to Open Minds Production.

Nick Redfern, a long-time investigator and author, thinks Monroe may have been silenced to protect the biggest secret of all. In his new book, “Diary of Secrets” Redfern makes the argument that Monroe’s death was linked not only to JFK, but also UFOs. The death of actress Marilyn Monroe in 1962 shocked the world. Questions linger about her rumoured relationships with the Kennedy brothers, John and Robert. Friends of Monroe say the Kennedy’s may have shared pillow talk secrets with Monroe, tidbits about a secret base in the desert and the astounding materials stashed out there. “And then you’ve got the most controversial angle of all, namely, that JFK revealed to Marilyn that the US government had got its hands on a crashed UFO, and these strange little bodies that nobody really knew what to do about,” Redfern said during a recent interview. “What we know for sure is that it was right after the date of the documents that Marilyn was found dead. So the inference here is that because Marilyn had been recklessly given access to all these secrets, essentially, for certain people in government, she had to go.” https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/docid-32423593.pdf

Former CIA Director William Colby, who played a significant role in U.S. Vietnam War policy-making, was founded dead in 1996, eight days after going missing on a solo canoe trip near his Maryland home. The new documentary, The Man Nobody Knew , produced by the spymaster’s son Carl Colby, looks at the odd circumstances surrounding his father’s death, as well as his long career in intelligence. The Vietnam War played a central role in William Colby’s life and work. The World War II OSS agent first went to Vietnam in 1956 as a young CIA agent. He was CIA station chief in Saigon from 1959-62, was deputy director of the CORDS program in 1968, and—most famously (or infamously)—ran the controversial Phoenix program in 1969. Colby headed the CIA’s Far East Division until he was named CIA director in 1973, a position he held until retiring in November of 1976. In his 1989 book, Lost Victory: A First-Hand Account of America’s Sixteen-Year Involvement in the Vietnam War , Colby argued that the way to defeat the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese in Vietnam was not to send in large numbers of U.S. troops, but to help make the government of South Vietnam responsive to the needs of its people, thereby making the government an attractive alternative to the communists. Among those interviewed in the film are former National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft, the journalists Seymour Hersh (who broke the My Lai story) and Bob Woodward, and former Defence Secretaries Robert Gates and Donald Rumsfeld. “In some ways, The Man Nobody Knew is a quintessential Washington spook story, ” Michael O’Sullivan said in his Washington Post review of the film, “told by a globe-trotting CIA brat who thought, for the longest time, that his father worked for the State Department.” https://vva.org/arts-of-war/documentaries/new-doc-on-the-mysterious-death-of-william-colby/

Former CIA Director William Colby, who played a significant role in U.S. Vietnam War policy-making, was founded dead in 1996, eight days after going missing on a solo canoe trip near his Maryland home. The documentary, The Man Nobody Knew , produced by the spymaster’s son Carl Colby, looks at the odd circumstances surrounding his father’s death, as well as his long career in intelligence. The Vietnam War played a central role in William Colby’s life and work. The World War II OSS agent first went to Vietnam in 1956 as a young CIA agent. He was CIA station chief in Saigon from 1959-62, was deputy director of the CORDS program in 1968, and—most famously (or infamously)—ran the controversial Phoenix program in 1969. Colby headed the CIA’s Far East Division until he was named CIA director in 1973, a position he held until retiring in November of 1976. In his 1989 book, Lost Victory: A First-Hand Account of America’s Sixteen-Year Involvement in the Vietnam War , Colby argued that the way to defeat the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese in Vietnam was not to send in large numbers of U.S. troops, but to help make the government of South Vietnam responsive to the needs of its people, thereby making the government an attractive alternative to the communists. Among those interviewed in the film are former National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft, the journalists Seymour Hersh (who broke the My Lai story) and Bob Woodward, and former Defence Secretaries Robert Gates and Donald Rumsfeld. “In some ways, The Man Nobody Knew is a quintessential Washington spook story, ” Michael O’Sullivan said in his Washington Post review of the film, “told by a globe-trotting CIA brat who thought, for the longest time, that his father worked for the State Department.” https://vva.org/arts-of-war/documentaries/new-doc-on-the-mysterious-death-of-william-colby/

It is rather unusual that more and more former US military personnel have recently reported sightings and encounters with UFOs while serving in the US Army. Many UFO researchers believe that the military concealed the truth about UFOs and the technologies that were obtained from otherworldly beings. Many UFO sightings are similar to one another. Either this is just a coincidence or there are ETs from other planets who have been visiting our planet for a long time. A former USAF intelligence officer Major George A. Filer III claimed in his book that a grey alien was shot and killed at Fort Dix in New Jersey in 1978. Filer worked as a navigator in various aircraft and tanker transport aircraft at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey. According to the 85-year-old officer, several UFOs were found hovering over McGuire Air Force Base in Fort Dix, and one of them either mistakenly landed or crashed near the base. “It happened, all right,” said Filer who lives in Medford, Oregon. The senior military police officer told author John L. Guerra about the incident. A thin creature of 1.2-meter height with gray skin and a large head was spotted near the car of the police officer when the military was observing an oval-shaped craft. He tried to stop the alien but it did not understand him, and then the officer shot the creature five times. Filer told in Guerra’s book that was entitled “Strange Craft: The True Story of an Air Force Intelligence Officer’s Life with UFOs” that the alien was shot with a .45-caliber military issued handgun. Filer said: “It was maybe four feet tall, with dull-coloured skin, long arms, a large head, and big black eyes. It’s what’s called a grey. The sentry, perhaps panicked, fired five rounds from his .45 into the thing. It scrambled, and either climbed over or crawled under the fence that separated the two bases.” At 4 a.m., Filer arrived at the base, the guards checked him, then the sergeant took him aside and said: “An alien was shot and is dead on the runway.” Filer said: “Do you mean like a Mexican alien?” He answered: “No, no, this thing’s from, you know, outer space. They want you to brief Gen. (Thomas) Sadler.” Filer replied: “It’s a joke, right? Sadler doesn’t have much of a sense of humour.” After the alien was shot, a special cleaning team arrived at the scene, but the alien had already been dead, and the body was taken to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. Whenever such a UFO incident used to happen, Wright-Patterson always attended the sight because it was involved in the “Project Blue Book” operation. A senior officer told Filer that UFOs had been “buzzing like crazy around their base.” When Filer requested photographs and eyewitness accounts for the report, he was denied access to them. Major George Filer is convinced that the military police officer’s story is not a hoax. References: https://www.kiro7.com/news/trending-now/us-air-force-disposed-of-alien-body-in-1978-retired-major-claims-in-new-book/988844384/ https://www.burlingtoncountytimes.com/opinion/20191030/mullane-space-alien-shot-killed-at-mcguire-in-rsquo78-says-retired-major https://www.huffpost.com/entry/ufos-during-wartime_n_7046472 https://www.ufocasebook.com/ftdix.html

The EKIP concept was developed by Professor Lev Nikolayevich Schukin (Russian: Лев Николаевич Щукин), an engineer trained in aircraft engine development who also worked for the NPO Energia rocket design corporation and participated in the Soviet portion of the Apollo–Soyuz Test Project in 1975, the first US-Soviet space linkup. In 1978, the EKIP concept was first proposed to Soviet military authorities, and in 1979, Schukin founded the EKIP NPP (scientific-production enterprise), which was based in Podlipki (Korolev). In 1980, the EKIP project initiated laboratory studies and engineering work. The first bench test on a small-scale model was conducted in 1982 at the top-secret Geodesia research institute in Krasnoarmeysk, Moscow Oblast. Major work on the still top-secret project began in 1987, and flight tests of the first scale model began in 1990–1991. This first radio-controlled flown aircraft was called the L-1 model, and it had a T-tail empennage. Initially the flights took place at the Sokol Aircraft Plant, which was known for producing MiG fighter aircraft. After radio-control problems caused the scale model to crash during a flight in snowy conditions, the Nizhny Novgorod manufacturing plant banned further EKIP test flights. Scale model testing was then moved in April 1990 to the Saratov Aviation Plant, where Yakovlev aircraft were manufactured. In 1992, another small, unmanned model crashed from a height of 40 m (130 ft), but it later flew successfully after repairs and ballast adjustment. That year, the EKIP Aviation Concern (EKIP AK) was founded by the EKIP NPP, Saratov Aviation Plant, and the Triumph NPP. The concept made its public debut in 1992 at the Mosaeroshou (the predecessor to the MAKS air show), and it appeared at other exhibitions over the next two years, including the 1993 Paris Air Show. At the MAKS air show in September 1993, Schukin described three versions being developed: an 8-metric-ton (18,000 lb), single-deck, 20-seat model; a 35-metric-ton (77,000 lb) model using Ivchenko Progress engines from Ukraine and a Saturn engine to generate the air cushion; and a 120-metric-ton (260,000 lb), triple-deck model containing two passenger decks and one freight deck. Two 2.7 m (8.9 ft) span, L-2 models were successfully flown by remote control in the middle of that year. In 1994, reports about the EKIP began to appear in Western media, and the L3 model (which could carry 400 passengers or 40 tonnes of cargo) had earned provisional orders for 1,500 aircraft from the North Siberian Development Board, a Russian food distribution agency. At this time, the Saratov Aviation Plant was building an unmanned, 15 m (49 ft) span L2-3 model for flight testing. The all-metal L2-3 model would be powered by two Saturn/Lyulka AL-34 engines, which generate an air cushion for takeoff and landing and power the boundary layer control system.

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FIND ALL WITNESSES HERE - https://www.nicap.org/roswell-list.htm Armstrong, Captain - Collected pieces of the crash from the Brazels' two years after the crash Barnett, Grady L. "Barney" - Claimed to have found wreckage and bodies on the Plains of San Agustin, about 120 miles from where Mac Brazel found wreckage. Barrowclough, Lt. Colonel Robert - Executive Officer of Roswell Army Air Field, Roswell, New Mexico. Blanchard, Colonel William - Commander, 509th Bomb Group, Roswell Army Air Field. Upon seeing the material collected at the site by Major Jesse A. Marcel, he ordered the roads leading to the crash site blocked, and later made a special trip to the site. Brazel, W.W. "Mac" - Foreman at the Foster ranch in Lincoln County, near Corona, New mexico. He found the crash site on the ranch. Brazel, Bill - Son of Mac Brazel and a major witness. Briley, Lt. Colonel Joe - In mid-July, 1947 he became the Operations Officer at Roswell Army Air Base. Brown, Dr. Jerry - NASA engineer who had worked at White Sands Missile Range. He speculated that the metal found was Duraluminum alloy or a V-2 rocket. Brown, Sergeant Melvin E. - Was at the second site, guarding the truck containing alien bodies. He also guarded the hanger at Roswell Army air Field while crates from the site were held there. Chavez, Senator Dennis - US Senator from New Mexico. He supposedly called Walter Whitmore, Sr. and suggested that he not air the recorded interview with Mac Brazel. Clark, Deputy, B.A. - Took the initial report from Mac Brazel at the Chaves County sheriff's office. Dubose, Colonel Thomas J. - Chief of Staff to Brigadier General Roger Ramey. He was photographed in Ramey's office with the "debris." Easley, Major Edwin D. - Provost Marshal in charge of the troops clearing the crash site. Foster, Iris - Owned a cafe in Taos, New Mexico. She often heard a man call "Cactus Jack," an amateur archeologist, talk about seeing a downed alien ship. Gardner, Mary Ann - Nurse at St. Petersburg Hospital, Florida. She heard an archeologist on her deathbed tell about discovering an alien ship and bodies. Gardner, Norma - Typist with top security clearance at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. She typed autopsy reports on alien beings and saw two bodies. Haut, 1st Lieutenant Walter - Public Information Officer at Roswell Army Air Field. He was ordered by Colonel Blanchard to issue a press release stating that a flying disc had been recovered. Henderson, Captain Oliver W. "Pappy" - Member, First Air Transport Unit, Roswell Army Air Field, and co-pilot of the first B-29 flight from Roswell to Fort Worth. He also was the pilot of a C-54 flight carrying wreckage from Roswell to Wright-Patterson Field, Dayton, Ohio. Henderson, Sappho - Wife of Pappy Henderson. She was told by her husband that he had flown the C-54 to Wright Field. Jennings, Colonel Payne - Deputy base and group commander at Roswell Army Air Field. He was the pilot of the first B-29 flight from Roswell to Fort Worth. Johnson, J. Bond - Staff reporter for the "Fort Worth Star Telegram." He took photographs of the "wreckage" in General Ramey's office. Joyce, Frank - Reporter and announcer for Roswell radio station KGFL. He interviewed Mac Brazel on the telephone before the military arrived and later told a different story. Kaufman, Frank - Friend of Warrant Officer Robert Thomas. He said the bodies were sealed in a wooden crate, while still at the hospital. Lapaz, Dr. Lincoln - Expert in meteorites; degrees in mathematics and astronomy. He was called in to investigate the crash site. Maltais, L.W. "Vern" - Said Barney Barnett had told him he had seen bodies in one- piece grey suits, after which archaeologists and the military arrived. Marcel, Major Jesse A. - Intelligence Officer at Roswell Army Air Field, 509th Bomb Group Intelligence Office. He picked up material at the ranch and later flew it to Fort Worth Army Air Field. Marcel, Jesse Jr. - Son of Jesse A. Marcel. He saw debris samples that his father brought home and, under hypnosis, was able to recall the designs marking the I-beam. McBoyle, Johnny - Station Manager of radio station KSWS, Roswell, New Mexico. He attempted to put the Roswell story out over the wire. McGuire, Phyllis - Daughter of Sheriff George A. Wilcox. She saw the military arrive very soon after he father called them. McQuiddy, Art - Editor "Roswell Morning Dispatch". Walter Hunt delivered a press release to him, which other military personnel later tried to retrieve. Newton, Warrant Office Irving - Weather officer at Fort Worth Army Air Field. He was ordered to General Ramey's office to identify the "wreckage." a Rawin target balloon. Parker, Jim - Ranch hand of Mac Brazel's. His some came home from school one day in 1988 reported an Air Force truck in the area.

Northrop YB-49 Two YB-35s were modified by replacing the four Pratt & Whitney R-4360 radial engines driving dual contra-rotating propellers with eight Allison TG-180 (J35) turbojet engines. The Army Air Forces approved the change order in June 1945 for the conversion program. Besides the jet engine installations, other modifications included the addition of four vertical stabilizers -- two on each wing installed on both sides of the jet engine exhausts. The wings were fitted with four air dams extending forward from the vertical stabilizer to minimize the airflow down the swept wing (reducing lift) rather than over the wing. The completed aircraft were redesignated YB-49. The first aircraft conversion project took about two years and the aircraft was ready for flight testing in October 1947. The first flight of YB-49 No. 1 (S/N 42-102367) was on the Oct. 21. Results of flight testing showed generally good performance; however, stability during simulated bomb runs and political problems doomed the flying wing. The second aircraft was ready for its first flight on Jan. 13, 1948. Testing continued with both aircraft until the second YB-49 crashed on June 5, 1948. The crew on the ill-fated mission included Maj. Daniel H. Forbes Jr., pilot; Capt. Glen W. Edwards, co-pilot; Lt. Edward L. Swindell, flight engineer; Clare E. Lesser and C.C. La Fountain. Later, two Air Force installations were renamed in honour of the pilots who lost their lives with the aircraft. Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., was named in honour of Capt. Edwards, and Forbes Air Force Base, Kan., was named in honour of Maj. Forbes. After the crash of the second YB-49, the first aircraft was modified with additional flight performance measuring instruments before tests were resumed. On March 15, 1950, an Air Force crew was testing the aircraft stabilizer response during a high speed taxi run when the nose wheel began a violent shimmy. Before the aircraft could be brought under control, the nose landing gear collapsed and the No. 1 YB-49 broke in two and was destroyed. The flying wing bomber concept would remain dormant until the appearance of the Northrop B-2 "Spirit" stealth bomber nearly 40 years after the last flight of the YB-49. Type Number built/ converted Remarks YB-49 2 (cv) All-jet flying wing TECHNICAL NOTES: Armament: Designed for bomb loads up to 16,000 lbs. of bombs Engines: Eight Allison J35-A-5 axial flow turbojet engines of 4,000 lbs. thrust each maximum Maximum speed: Approx. 495 mph Cruising speed: Approx. 420 mph Range: 4,000 miles with 10,000 lbs. of bombs Service ceiling: 42,000 ft. Span: 172 ft. 0 in. Length: 53 ft. 1 in. Height: 15 ft. 2 in. Weight: Approx. 213,500 lbs. (maximum alternate weight) Crew: Six (pilot, co-pilot, flight engineer, radio operator, bombardier, gunner); there were provisions for a relief crew and two more gunners on the proposed production version Serial numbers: 42-102367 and 42-102368

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Karl Wolfe was in the Air Force for 4 and a half years beginning in January 1964. He had a top-secret crypto clearance and worked with the tactical air command at Langley AFB in Virginia. While working at a NSA facility, he was shown photographs taken by the Lunar Orbiter of the moon that showed detailed artificial structures. These photos were taken prior to the #Apollo landing in 1969. In 2001, Wolfe came forward with claims that he had seen photographic evidence of an alien structure on the far side of the moon. In a video interview, Wolfe said that in the mid-1960s, he had a top secret clearance and worked for Tactical Air Command at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. Wolfe said his job was working as a electronic technician in photographic surveillance labs, and he spent most of his time working on machines that processed surveillance footage of Vietnam. One day, Wolfe recalled that his superior told him to report to an NSA facility on the base to help with an issue with equipment used to process imagery from the first lunar orbiter mission. Wolfe said he reported to the facility, which he described as a large hangar-type building with many foreign citizens in civilian clothes, accompanied by interpreters – a surprising sight to the military man. The former airman recalled that he was alone in a darkroom with another Airman second class, when the other enlisted man said: “By the way, we’ve discovered a base on the back side of the moon.” “I said, ‘Whose? What do you mean?”’ Wolfe recalled. He said he was fascinated by the statement but was fearful that someone would walk in on their conversation. Then, Wolfe said, the Airman showed him a photo mosaic assembled from multiple passes by the lunar orbiter. “He pulled out one of these mosaics, and showed this base which had geometric shapes — there were towers, there were spherical buildings, there were very tall towers and things that looked somewhat like radar dishes, but they were very large structures,” Wolfe said. “Every day when I went home I thought, ‘I can’t wait to hear about this on the news,”’ Wolfe said. After serving in the Air Force, Wolfe attended the University of Buffalo with a dual major in Social and Cultural Anthropology, and Electronics Engineering. Karl R. Wolfe was killed in the crash on October 10, 2018 in Lansing, New York, after he was struck from behind by a tractor trailer traveling southbound on North Triphammer Road near Sharon Drive. He was 74. Wolfe was rushed to Cayuga Medical Center where he later died from injuries sustained in the crash. Although the crash is under investigation, no charges have been filed and the Tompkins County Sheriff’s office did not release the name of the tractor trailer driver, the Ithaca Journal reported. ET Extraterrestrial Structures on the Moon – Sgt Karl Wolfe:

A viewer contacted Eyewitness News with video of an unidentified object in the sky. Joseph Guzman said he sees the light in the sky every night above the Rosedale area. “This is hard to believe,” said Guzman. “I'm not saying it’s aliens, but I just want to know.”

A blue-colored UFO, videotaped by a Netherlands resident, remains unexplained. Blue? That's something new. OpenMinds.TV reports that, on April 11, Dick Smits was at home in the town of Maassluis -- south of The Hague, the seat of government of the Netherlands and the capital city of South Holland. It was the middle of the afternoon, and Smits was videotaping a boat on a canal. He spotted a blue object hovering in the sky for several minutes, so he turned his camera on it and zoomed in. From the angle that Smits caught the object, it looks a little like a classic flying saucer (see bottom left), with a curved bottom and a dome on top. At another point in the short video, the blue-tinted UFO moved slightly (bottom right) so that its structure seemed a little less like a flying saucer and, perhaps, more manmade.

YouTuber, Oscar Rivera shares a video of unidentified airborne objects recorded during the daytime in a partially clouded sky, apparently over Amozoc de Mota (a city located in the region of Puebla Valley in Mexico). The video was posted on the 12th (August 2013) and offers no description, other then the title, ovni separandose amozoc, or “UFO separating.” At first blush "balloons" come to mind in watching these distant, white points in the sky as the videographer attempts to keep them in frame; however, at about two and half minutes into the vid, a smaller object appears to emerge from one of the UFOs . . . and then again, later from the other object. Several voices can be heard talking in Spanish on the video and although there isn’t a full translation just yet, it’s apparent that all are intrigued by what they are witnessing, and are counting the objects as they emerge. Assuming CGI isn’t involved the video is indeed curious . . .. Song made by 0rland0 d00m @gutturalemesis Music Chill Trip-Hop Beat (Free Music) (Instrumental) Find channel here & Subscribe for all your music needs- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8bR41e6UtMKqzS3stKgnwQ

One of the greatest, and one of the most witnessed UFO sightings ever recorded, happened on April 6th, 1966 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia at around 11:00am in the afternoon at what was then Westall high school (now called Westall Secondary College). The sighting had around 200 witnesses ranging from head masters to science teachers to regular students. On the date in question things were as usual at Westall. Some children were playing sports out in the school yard as others were studying, and it was clear out. Then, almost out of know where, what was described as a large, siverish colored, saucer shaped disk about the size of two or three cars, came hovering over the school and moved towards a wooded area and then proceeded to land. The children at the school were of course were mesmerized as were the teachers on duty. So they jumped the fence towards the wooded area where the UFO had disappeared behind as the teachers told them to return. According to one witness one of the girls made it over to where the UFO had landed while it was still there and was found unconscious and had to be taken away in an ambulance. According to the same witness she never returned to school after that day. Before most of the witnesses could reach where the UFO had landed, it had rose up and took off at what they all said was incredible speeds. At which time the witnesses said they saw five other objects, most likely military planes chasing the object. Where the greyish Saucer shaped UFO had landed the grass was flattened in a circle, although no one really knows if it completely landed and after the 20 minute ordeal it was gone. The children where all told to go back to school and head to their respective classes while the police showed up. (And this is where it gets a little odd). The police came and talked to a few of the adult witnesses and then the head master of the school called an unscheduled assembly to discuss what had happened and to tell the students that what they saw was not an extraterrestrial craft, but something man-made such as a weather balloon and told them not to repeat what they had seen that day to anyone. At the same time the other teachers at the school reported that two men in dark blue suits had come and talked to them about what they saw. They were also told not to discuss what they saw that day especially to the press. One of the teachers, who had grabbed her camera and snapped dozens of pictures of the saucer shaped object, said that when she was taken aside the men in suits. They took her camera and said it was now their property. She also said that the men were from the ASIO (Austrialian Security Intelligence Organization). A science teacher at the school Andrew Greenwood was later visited by officers at his home who threatened him to not discuss any of what he witnessed under the Official Secrets Act. If he did they would have him fired and discredit him by releasing rumors of him being an alcoholic which he wasn't. The press from the event was minimal, but The Dandenong Journal covered the story and interviewed as many people as would come forward which ended up as a front page story. They also looked into the witnesses accounts of airplanes chasing after the UFO, but acourding to commercial and military records there were no planes in the area at the time even though well over a hundred people had seen them. Channel 9 GTV also ran a report on the incident, but when UFO investigators later went looking for the tape, that included many different witness accounts, they said that it had been permanently removed from their archives even though that particular TV station keeps all of their old stories forever.

The truth is out there, and Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich had no trouble offering his version of it when asked Tuesday night about his UFO sighting. "It was an unidentified flying object, OK? It's, like, it's unidentified," Kucinich said during one of the few highlights at the Democratic presidential debate in Philadelphia. "I saw something." Kucinich, whose UFO run-in came to light last week in a passage from Shirley MacLaine's new book, went on to joke that he planned to move his campaign office to Roswell, N.M. Roswell is the place where legend holds a spacecraft crash-landed in 1947 and was recovered and moved for investigation to nearby Area 51, a secretive U.S. government airbase in Nevada. Kucinich went on to defend himself, saying many Americans have shared his experience. "You have to keep in mind that more — that Jimmy Carter saw a UFO and also that more people in this country have seen UFOs than I think approve of George Bush's presidency," Kucinich said. Debate moderator Tim Russert then cited a poll saying that 14 percent of Americans claim to have seen a UFO, to which Kucinich asked: "What as that percentage?" "Fourteen," Russert answered. "Thank you," Kucinich responded with satisfaction. President Bush's approval rating stood at 35 percent in the most recent FOX News-Opinion Dynamics poll, but only 12 percent of Democrats gave him a thumbs up. Earlier Tuesday, Kucinich questioned the president's mental state in lieu of comments made about a nuclear Iran sparking World War III. "I seriously believe we have to start asking questions about his mental health," Kucinich said in an interview with The Philadelphia Inquirer. "There's something wrong. He does not seem to understand his words have real impact." According to MacLaine, Kucinich saw the UFO in the 1980s while visiting the actress at her home in Washington state. "He saw a gigantic triangular craft, silent and observing him," MacLaine wrote. "It hovered for about 10 minutes or so and sped away with a speed he couldn't comprehend. He felt a connection in his heart and heard directions in his mind." Moving on in the debate questioning, Russert asked Sen. Barack Obama about his belief in the existence of life beyond Earth. "I don't presume to know. What I know is there is life here on Earth, and — and that we're not attending to life here on Earth," Obama said.

The Nevada National Security Site The United States’ national security is a 24/7 endeavor, requiring around-the-clock efforts from thousands of dedicated federal employees and contractors across the country and around the globe. It’s a larger and more varied workforce than one might expect, and includes under-the-radar, yet undeniably essential, staff like NNSS U1a 2nd shift tunnel miner Ruben Vallejo. What’s it like contributing to the NNSS national security mission by helping to construct one of the planet’s largest underground investigative science facilities? Listen to Ruben himself describe a day (or, in this case, a night) in his life as a tunnel miner.

SNOLAB is located on the traditional territory of the Robinson-Huron Treaty of 1850, shared by the Indigenous people of the surrounding Atikameksheng Anishnawbek First Nation as part of the larger Anishinabek Nation. We acknowledge those who came before us and honour those who are the caretakers of this land and the waters. SNOLAB is Canada’s deep underground research laboratory, located in Vale’s Creighton mine near Sudbury, Ontario Canada. It provides an ideal low background environment for the study of extremely rare physical interactions. SNOLAB’s science program focuses on astroparticle physics, specifically neutrino and dark matter studies, though its unique location is also well-suited to biology and geology experiments. SNOLAB facilitates world-class research, trains highly qualified personnel, and inspires the next generation of scientists. At 2km, SNOLAB is the deepest cleanest lab in the world. It is an expansion of the facilities constructed for the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO) solar neutrino experiment and has 5,000 m2 of clean space underground for experiments and supporting infrastructure. A staff of over 100 support the science, providing business processes, engineering design, construction, installation, technical support, and operations. SNOLAB research scientists provide expert and local support to the experiments and undertake research in their own right as members of experimental collaborations. History of SNOLAB From 1970 to 1994, there was another underground neutrino detector set up in a mine in South Dakota. The Homestake experiment, a brainchild of Dr. Ray Davis, was set up to measure neutrinos from the Sun. The data collected presented a problem: the detector measured only about a third the number of neutrinos predicted by theorists. The experiment appeared to be sound, so what was going on? Physicists were concerned there may be fundamental flaws in the Standard Model, something wrong with our entire understanding of physics. There was even a possibility the diminished neutrino output was a sign that the Sun was actually going out (because of electromagnetic interactions light takes much longer to escape the Sun than neutrinos, so this was a valid concern). The SNO experiment was designed to address this question, dubbed by physicists ‘The Solar Neutrino Problem’. Scientists knew that neutrinos came in three flavours: electron, muon, and tau. Up until this point, it was assumed that they did not change flavour. The Homestake experiment was sensitive only to electron neutrinos, the flavour produced in the Sun. SNO was designed to be sensitive to all three flavours of neutrino. Years of data from the SNO experiment found that in fact the Sun was creating the expected number of neutrinos, but they were changing flavour on their journey to Earth, so the Homestake experiment missed some of them. This finding was corroborated by the Super-Kamiokande detector in Japan, and the 2015 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to Dr. Art McDonald of SNO and Dr. Takaki Kajita of Super-K. The success of SNO and a strong working relationship with Inco (later Vale) meant plans to expand the lab were already in the works as SNO was still collecting data. The SNOLAB expansion added an additional 6,300 m2 of excavations, of which 3,700 m2 is clean room space, attached to the existing facility. The clean/dirty boundary was moved for the expanded laboratory and some existing excavations were converted to additional clean space. SNOLAB construction took place in two phases. Phase I added a new laboratory entrance and service facilities (chiller, generator, wastewater treatment), and new experimental areas: a network of drifts (Ladder Labs) for small and medium sized experiments and a large experimental hall (the Cube Hall) for a bigger experiment. Phase II consisted of an additional larger experimental space dubbed the Cryopit which is designed for an experiment using a large volume of cryogenic liquid and is isolated from the rest of the laboratory for safety in the event of a cryogen leak. In addition to the new laboratory space, there is also the existing SNO cavern and its associated Utility Drift and control room. SNOLAB was constructed using capital funds totalling $70M, including an initial $38.9M capital award from the Canada Foundation for Innovation through the International Joint Venture program. The Ontario Innovation Trust, the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund, and FedNor provided additional funds enabling construction.

“It was not made of this Earth,” said Torres, 77, a retired Florida International University engineering professor. “I’d love to take a tour of that … UFO, whatever it was.” The account was included in thousands of pages of UFO-related documents recently declassified by the British Ministry of Defense and posted online. To everyone’s surprise, the truth was not just out there, but in Florida, where Torres lives with his wife, Dorothy. By midweek, he’d done a television interview with Great Britain’s Sky News and been featured on “Good Morning America.” “Nightline” had panned across pictures of him as a young lieutenant. Reporters were calling hourly, and Dorothy was leaving the phone off the hook at night. Torres’ account begins with him scrambling his F-86D Sabre jet from an airfield in Kent, near the southeast coast, to intercept what he has since called a UFO circling East Anglia. Ground control vectored him in at top speed, around 700 mph, and gave the order to “fire a full salvo of rockets at the UFO.” From 15 miles away, he locked on to a target as big as an aircraft carrier, according to his radar screen. He was on course to intercept in 10 seconds but still hadn’t seen the thing when it started to move away. Within seconds, the UFO was off lock; it soon vanished. Back at the airfield, Torres was told the mission would be considered classified. The next day, an American who looked “like a well-dressed IBM salesman, with a dark-blue trench coat,” debriefed him and warned he would be breaching national security if he talked about what had happened. Looking back, Torres said he’s glad he never got a shot off that night; surely a craft capable of moving as that one did would have had weapons systems to match. “I would have been vaporized,” he said. “Just a dumb little kid going to slaughter.” He’s angry, convinced that the British and U.S. governments have information they’re not sharing; and wistful, because he believes he’ll never know the truth. “We can’t be alone out here,” he said.

Buy The Great Philip Haney's Book "SEE SOMETHING SAY NOTHING" Here at https://www.amazon.co.uk/See-Something-Say-Nothing-Governments/dp/1944229205 Philip Haney, a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) whistleblower who was an outspoken critic of the administration of former President Barack Obama, was found dead Friday, about 40 miles east of Sacramento, Calif., local authorities said. Haney, 66, "appeared to have suffered a single, self-inflicted gunshot wound," the Amador County Sheriff's Office said in a release. Sheriff and coroner Martin A. Ryan shared the initial details of the case. "On February 21, 2020 at approximately 1012 hours, deputies and detectives responded to the area of Highway 124 and Highway 16 in Plymouth to the report of a male subject on the ground with a gunshot wound," the release read. "Upon their arrival, they located and identified 66-year-old Philip Haney, who was deceased and appeared to have suffered a single, self-inflicted gunshot wound. A firearm was located next to Haney and his vehicle. This investigation is active and ongoing. No further details will be released at this time," the office added. Haney was recently in contact with DHS officials about a possible return to the agency, the Washington Examiner reported, adding that he was also engaged to be married. In June 2016, Haney testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, where he alleged that the Obama-era DHS had ordered him to delete hundreds of files about reputed associates of Islamic terrorist groups. Haney made the case that several attacks in the U.S. could have been prevented if some of the files had not been deleted, the Examiner reported. Writing in The Hill in February 2016, Haney claimed Obama had thrown the U.S. intelligence community "under the bus" for failing to "connect the dots" after a Nigerian Muslim terror suspect was linked to a failed terror plot on Christmas Day in 2009. "Most Americans were unaware of the enormous damage to morale at the Department of Homeland Security, where I worked, his condemnation caused," Haney wrote, referring to Obama. "His words infuriated many of us because we knew his administration had been engaged in a bureaucratic effort to destroy the raw material — the actual intelligence we had collected for years, and erase those dots. The dots constitute the intelligence needed to keep Americans safe, and the Obama administration was ordering they be wiped away." Haney, who worked for DHS for about 15 years, was also the author of "See Something, Say Nothing: A Homeland Security Officer Exposes the Government's Submission to Jihad." In November, Haney contacted the Examiner about plans to publish a sequel to the book, the newspaper reported. Haney, who retired in 2015, studied Arabic culture and language while working as a scientist in the Middle East before becoming a founding member of DHS in 2002 as a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agriculture officer. After serving as an armed CBP officer, he was promoted to its Advanced Targeting Team. He specialized in Islamic theology and the strategy and tactics of the global Islamic movement.