We maintained our jets and we did emergency duty, you know, on 12-hour shifts.
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Me and my guys, we were overnight, so we were 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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And a routine night, it's hot out there, we're just hanging out near the Humvee,
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we come over a hill and all five of us see it.
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And possibly some kind of benting on the sides, but definitely rounded on the edges, not pointy.
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And five to six, can't remember exactly, vehicles.
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and I'm just going to comply because I'm scared.
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and UFO legacy program operations that exist somewhere between elements of the United States
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and semi-private R&D experts called federally funded research and development centers.
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and designs employing one or more aspects of non-human technologies.
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which were described as copycat vehicles employing highly exotic propulsion systems and craft designs,
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while still featuring F-4 Phantom jump seats and slopped-on paint.
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satellite imagery, etc., on UFOs and quote-unquote reproduction vehicles.
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including the ever-complex and awe-inspiring Fluxliner,
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where he claimed he served as the mediary between scientists and test pilots of reverse-engineered UFO craft.
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And I have devoted an entire documentary to exploring man-made reproduction vehicle triangular craft.
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but many triangular UFO sightings are in fact man-made vehicles that harness exotic technologies and concepts.
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and two from Northrop Grumman out of the Tejon radar cross-section plants.
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two federally-funded research and development centers whose pilots hailed from the U.S. Navy and Edwards 412th Test Wing,
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and whose program was managed by three of six of the U.S. Big Six intelligence agencies,
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the NRO, NSA, and CIA.
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specifically Ed from the Edwards 412th Test Wing and U.S. Marines Jonathan Wagant and Michael Herrera.
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Meet Roderick Castle III, a veteran and sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1994 to 1999,
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Viewers of my channel know me and know who I am,
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and place the who, what, when, where, and why to his harrowing encounter.
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To some, Castle's testimony may seem simple and quite similar to that of Wagant and Herrera.
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While on duty, a Marine encounters an all-black team with advanced gear and weaponry,
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and the Marine is forcibly detained, threatened, and met with reprisals.
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and a greater understanding that the U.S. does indeed employ triangular craft
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and by his retirement, Castle earned the rank of Sergeant, or an E-5.
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And yes, I know, we're already getting into the acronyms.
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or Major Range and Test Facility Base in regards to UFO Legacy Program Operations.
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23 U.S. MRTFBs exist, 8 Army, 6 Navy, 7 Air Force, and 2 Defense Agency.
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These include Edwards 412th Test Wing, NAWC Patuxent River, and the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation
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Command, Fort Huachuca, and the West Desert Test Center, and more.
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One of my prevailing and prominent theories regarding UFO Legacy Programs is the usage of
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these critical core MRTFBs for UFO Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation.
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beneath MRTFBs, and utilization of restricted airspace for test flight of recovered or reverse-engineered
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I wager the USMC is quite unlikely to run and operate UFO Legacy Program Operations, and
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While I can present ample testimony, evidence, files, and research that the U.S. Army, Air Force,
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and Navy operate siloed UFO Legacy Programs in conjunction with the U.S. Big Six Intelligence
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for use of its AV-8B Harrier jets, and towards the tail end of his service trained as a helicopter
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These intriguing craft are known as VTOL, Vertical Takeoff and Landing Jets, while the
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AV-8B Harriers are known as STOVL, Short Takeoff and Vertical Landing.
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Meaning that Harriers require little to no runway to take off and can actually land vertically.
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And this means Harrier jets can stand still and hover in the air, thanks to their Rolls-Royce
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But I mention this due to Castle's familiarity with both Harrier jets and helicopters.
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He was well accustomed to VTOL and STOVL technology, helicopter morphology, and Harrier standstill
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flight vectoring and dynamics.
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the area of influence and combat effectiveness of marine units by utilizing a variety of experimental
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equipment and new warfighting tactics and techniques.
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front, flank, or rear areas and is key component of this objective.
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The second area is command-control communication computers and intelligence, and the single-battle
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Creating and using a shared digital communications network will be crucial in many different areas.
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Experiments in C4I examine the digital network and information sharing.
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The third objective is enhancing fire support and improving targeting.
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To dominate the broad dispersed battlefield of the future, effective and efficient use of
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During Hunter-Warrior's Advanced Warfighting Experiments operations, and within Hunter-Warrior's
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that and 29 Palms are not relevant to our investigation today.
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gain unparalleled insights into UFO legacy program's conduct, testing, and training missions
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We maintained our jets, and we did emergency duty, you know, on 12-hour shifts.
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Me and my guys, we were overnight, so we were 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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And a routine night, it's hot out there.
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We come over a hill, and all five of us see it.
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And possibly some kind of benting on the sides, but definitely rounded on the edges, not pointy.
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So, accompanying it were about 30 military-type dudes with black uniforms, and five to six,
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But these are impressions that I've had to find and integrate with that initial shock and awe
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other Marines and the VMA 513 Flying Nightmares engaged in the Hunter Warrior Advanced Warfighting
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Castle and his fellow team operated attached to an experimental special purpose Marine Air
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Ironically to this channel, Castle and his fellow Marines participated in the experiment as a
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One night during the 12-day operation, Castle and his team were engaged in overnight crash
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As you will see in our interview, Castle and I have worked hard to trace almost exactly where
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this incident took place to reduce as much ambiguity and questions as possible.
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and about 90 miles southeast of Edwards Air Force Base in the Antelope Valley.
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Castle and his Marines came over a hill heading northwest in this area, and we can find multiple
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of air traffic organizational policy and restricted pieces of airspace will become paramount to our investigation.
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And that's important you say that, right?
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Yeah, and the light was deeper than like an incandescent or an LED.
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One of the things you told me when we were talking and this, the light cast didn't cast
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but all this aspect, very black, blocking out the sky and the stars.
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and unlike a Harrier or helicopter, sat stationless in the air, no wobbling, bobbling, or weaving,
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and featured no exhaust signs like one would see from a Harrier's VTOL thrust engines.
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The ominous vehicle was matte black or darker, with no observable reflectivity, and featured
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The lights were a combination of yellow, white, and gold, but oddly cast no shadow onto the ground.
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and an accompanying unit of approximately 30 armed men in unmarked black uniforms.
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Like the stories of Weigand and Herrera, these men bore no insignia, identifiable markings, flags, or name tags,
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and the operators all spoke with American dialects.
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Despite Castle and his fellow VMA-513 Marines operating in uniform with authority on U.S. soil,
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The Marines were disarmed, held at gunpoint, and threatened, and ordered to stay silent.
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You know, we're, we're Marines and we've been through combat training, but we're, we're glorified mechanics.
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So there's a handful of tactical vehicles, all black, and a team of about 30.
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running up the hill towards us and V formations like with guns.
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Um, I'm not a, I'm not a guy who knows all the guns, but, um, I did, I am an artist and
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I did, um, I did send you a picture at one point and maybe that could be shown.
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And, um, other than maybe, you know, my picture ends up with a Caucasian, um, skin tone at the
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So, and we'll, we'll show it on screen.
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Uh, and to your specific specifications, but so you're saying all black army helmets, sometimes
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sometimes through, uh, art and movies and comics and, and these were, if you want to,
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you want to drop some evil villains and, you know, black clad mercenaries, this is what
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be involved in and I'm just going to comply because I'm scared, you know?
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Like, again, we're Marines, but we're, we're technicians and our M16s are in the back of
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Um, you know, this is something I came across accidentally and I see it now as some, uh,
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for me, but, um, and as far as thinking, but, um, something I probably would have, um, if things
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And I don't know how else to say it, but anybody that's been there knows what it feels like
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And they were very, they knew what they were doing because, um, they know certain guys talk,
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So I know that your number one concern was for your life and the life of your fellow Marines.
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After approximately two minutes since first observing the craft and whilst being detained by the operators,
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the triangle ceased its slow rotation counterclockwise, climbed at an angle and darted to the northwest
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at an extremely high rate of speed and remember that direction.
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So it, it rose up a little bit and then just.
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And then when it hit that to nothing.
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And that's what resonates with other reports I've heard.
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The craft disappeared almost instantaneously and quickly.
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The black operators sprinted back down the hill, boarded their tactical vehicles, and drove off to the northwest at a high rate of speed.
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In a state of psychological shock, the men tried and failed to start their Humvees.
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You might recall the scene from Close Encounters of the Third Kind where Richard Dreyfuss is in his truck investigating power outages and the UFO flies over his truck and the truck stops running.
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You get an engine disruption and failure.
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And when the UFO leaves, sometimes the engine restarts.
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And this is what McCampbell had done.
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this would imply the black operators and their ground tactical vehicles were equipped with countermeasures,
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Arriving back to their Quonset hut, the Marines were greeted by their gunnery sergeant and a warrant officer.
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The commanding officers checked on the Marines, asked them about their mission and what they saw,
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and reminded the men whatever they encountered was just simple flares and to not tell others.
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By 7 a.m., our gunnery sergeant and our chief war officer was hanging out in our Quonset hut, which is strange.
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They do things by presence and implying something.
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Now, it is my opinion the warrant officer and gunnery sergeant were not briefed on the incident,
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And this is because of the way USAP or unacknowledged special access programs are conducted,
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and sensitive materials and were to remind their Marines to retain absolute silence about their encounter.
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And from the Gulf War in 1991 up to 1997,
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only some troops, if necessary, were given the anthrax vaccines and boosters.
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The following day, we were called to medical and given an anthrax booster, they called it.
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But we did it because we were told, and in those days, there was a lot of grumbling among the Marines,
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and there was usually a guy with a rifle, you know, near the medical area where they're given the anthrax.
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Yeah, again, a Marine thing, a suggestion that we're all taking this and keep your mouth shut.
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I know that for some servicemen it was forced if they were overseas in the Middle East and later on.
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It was just me and those guys.
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But it was us, and there was a guy with a rifle, and we signed something, like we did before.
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So after you take the booster, did anyone ever come up to you and tell you,
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And to my surprise, I learned that both Michael Herrera and Jonathan Weigant stated they were subject to anthrax boosters immediately after encountering.
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In Weigant's case, a team of black operators and a crashed, non-human UFO.
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And in Michael's case, a team of black operators and an enormous, 300-foot diameter, 8-gon alien reproduction vehicle.
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which may have comprised the operators that detained and interrogated Jonathan Weigant
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It's only become more significant now once I started doing some research and realizing
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And a combination of my Marine brothers, Herrera, Weigant, hearing their stories and being like,
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And the term, not the term, the company Wackenhut kept coming up.
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And then I remember I was recruited, not a recruit, I received a letter of an event,
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And it was within three months of me getting out.
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They were data mining and they got my email.
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They did say experience with the UH-1 Huey and the AH-1 Cobras, Super Cobras,
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And why is Wackenhut important to mention?
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And what significance can we find in Wackenhut attempting to contract a Marine Corps sergeant
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or Nuclear Emergency Response Teams that brutalized Weygant and having Inman serve on their board of directors,
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Wackenhut is one of the most infamous and prolific private security agencies associated with UFO legacy program operations.
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and the possibility that the team Castle observed was a Wackenhut trained and manned DOE SRT.
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Wackenhut historically provided professional security, especially perimeter security for many U.S. and DOE installations,
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and these include the Nevada test site and ever-elusive Groom Lake Area 51.
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Famously, Wackenhut worked perimeter security for Area 51 and caught Bob Lazar and his friends
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Castle's sighting of the Triangle and its operational ground team
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and as you will see shortly, our analysis will turn us away from the USMC completely.
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Hunter Warrior sought to explore experimental methods to increase the area of influence and
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combat effectiveness of Marine units by utilizing a variety of experimental equipment and new warfighting
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tactics and techniques.
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C-4I or Command Control Communications Computers and Intelligence to harness a single shared digital
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An enhancement of fire support and targeting improvements.
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by utilizing a combination of experimental equipment and new warfighting tactics and techniques, end quote.
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Phase 1, focus on reconnaissance, surveillance, shaping, and deception operations by both
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Experimental Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force and the Operating Aggressor Force.
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Phase 2, study of targeting for initial engagements by air and long-range indirect fire missions.
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And finally Phase 3, major night movement by the operating forces,
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additional targeting for the task force, and culmination with a mobile raid on opposing forces.
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And before we go any further, let's revisit a few details of CASEL's encounter.
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the largest experiment to date by the newly renamed Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory involving several ground and air combat units.
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Clearly, the Triangle and its clandestine Special Mission Unit did not choose the remote, uninhabited area of Emerson Dry Lakebed,
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Due to these factors, it is bordering on certainty the Triangle and the clandestine team wish to operate on range
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I theorize this team and its craft, secret via USAP or Intelligence Community CAP, controlled access program,
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wish to attach themselves to Hunter Warrior to train and run practice ops alongside Blue aka friendly assets,
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As I have already mentioned, Castle's experience strikes similar chords to that of Herrera and Weigand.
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the young Marine was detained and interrogated by a clandestine team in all black that seemingly sprung out of nowhere
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in the Peruvian jungle after Weigand and other Marines had arrived to the scene of a crashed non-human object.
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In all three scenarios, young Marines performing their duties were held at gunpoint and threatened with death several times.
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And clearly, some commanding officer or person of authority contacted USMC commanding officers
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and forced to sign extensive non-disclosure agreements under penalty of death by senior Air Force personnel.
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Although the triangle and team clearly failed this hypothesized directive in Hunter Warrior,
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And indeed, I do have further statements to support this hypothesis.
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I do, however, have my own framework that there are non-human Tic Tacs and human-made copy Tic Tacs,
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If, and I mean if the Tic Tac was indeed reverse-engineered technology out of the Lockheed Skunkworks,
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clearly sought to operate and test on blue assets,
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in this case, Commander David Fravor and the VFA-41 Black Aces.
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are claims that the Navy or any US entity would never test technologies on their own pilots and servicemen.
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But this is incorrect, and this is actually done commonly.
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Warning the pilots beforehand taints the results and observations.
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But if true clearly ties into Castle and demonstrates instances in which human-made,
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to both test on blue assets and operate in the shadows parallel to blue assets.
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The triangular craft and team operated at the behest of the US Navy with likely cooperation or asset sharing with the US Air Force.
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Let me explain here, and this will shockingly tie into much of my previous work.
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we can see both the Marine Corps Combat Development Center and the Center for Naval Analyses.
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is a Department of Defense and Navy Federally Funded Research and Development Center,
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and how these semi-private, government-controlled, research-development, test-and-evaluation centers
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act as liaison between United States government-slash-DOD and US defense contractors
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for UFO reverse engineering and material exploitation programs,
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and provide necessary R&D work on project materials.
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The Navy employs numerous UARCs and FFRDCs.
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UARCs here include the Applied Physics Laboratories at John Hopkins and the University of Washington,
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University of Texas at Austin, and Pennsylvania State University.
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Dr. Walker was named by physicist and consultant to the DOD Research Board
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as participating in 1950s UFO crash retrieval and reverse engineering programs alongside Dr. Vannevar Bush.
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If you want to learn more about Walker and Bush, go watch my recent Aztec video.
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that was formed to assist the U.S. Navy with scientific advice for finding and attacking U-boats.
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Of course, in the Aztec video, I devote over an hour to analyzing how and why scientists involved with anti-summarine technology and warfare
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working under Vannevar Bush's Office of Scientific Research and Development
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served as primary sources to details and findings on the 25 March 1948 crashed 99.9-foot disc at Aztec, New Mexico,
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that could easily back-channel USAP-slash-CAP data, reports, and results of ARV applications
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This proposed a new mission involving different training procedures and employment concepts for air crews
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which evaluated a wide variety of technologies and evolutionary tactics, end quote.
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and the Naval Air Station Lemoore, California, or NAS Lemoore, as we will start calling it,
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NAWDC and NAS Lemoore entered into Hunter Warrior at the last second,
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realizing an opportunity to engage their ARV and special mission units,
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and wargame exercise to practice operations, recoveries, missions, etc.
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And of course, we have several avenues to pursue to support this theory.
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And the Naval Air Station has been here, of course, a lot longer than that.
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And it's a tenant command at the base that does a lot of its training and learning,
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and its universities out there, and then they prepare and train in the desert.
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In projects past, I have detailed at length programs and efforts of the U.S. Navy to retrieve,
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exploit, and store non-human vehicles.
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I really recommend if you haven't seen that, stopping now and watching my video on Navy UFO
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Legacy Program Operations and Come Back, which explores everything from the highly secretive
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But we will stick to Castle here and get to know NAWDC and NASA Lemoore a little more.
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NAWDC is the Navy's Center of Excellence for Air Combat Training and Development.
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NAWDC trains naval aviation in advanced tactics, techniques, and procedures
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across assigned combat mission areas at the individual, unit, integrated, and joint levels,
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ensuring alignment of the training continuum to set and enforce combat proficiency standards
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to develop, validate, standardize, publish, and revise tactics, techniques, and procedures.
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School, Top Gun, and the Carrier Airborne Early Warning Weapon School, Top Dome.
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NAWDC provides service to air crews, squadrons, and airwings of the U.S. Navy through flight training,
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academic instructional classes, and direct operational and intelligence support.
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And remember that I said Navy flight training, and the Top Gun school here, I'm sure none of
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And he's considered to be one of the finest pilots this program has ever produced.
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What he has to teach you may very well mean the difference between life and death.
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If you have watched my Navy video, I have labeled the Office of Naval Intelligence and Office of Naval Research
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the primary authority on training and tactics development.
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research and development priorities for integrated strike warfare,
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maritime and overland air superiority,
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combat search and rescue,
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close air support and associated planning support systems,
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or the Fallon Range and Training Complex,
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and Nevada Test and Training Range, MRTFB,
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or Major Range and Test Facility Base,
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specifically test and operational flight testing of reproduction vehicles.
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to solving the who, what, and why of Castle's encounter.
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such as Dugway's Utah Test and Training Range,
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and Nellis' Nevada Test and Training Range,
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and Edwards 412th Test Wing restricted flight airspace
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and directly accused each of these locations
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of operating and testing alien reproduction vehicles on these ranges.
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extremely close to both the NTTR and UTTR,
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and added as adjunct to Hunter Warrior,
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The witness had a clear view of the side and bottom of the ship,
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and only West Coast Master Jet Face.
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These squadrons are equipped with F-18 Hornet and Super Hornet aircraft.
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is part of the Navy's largest and busiest air traffic control facility.
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NAS L'Amour is the Navy's newest and largest master jet base.
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in ARV testing and flight programs,
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Edwards, and their illustrious 412th test wing.
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and don't worry, we will explore this more shortly,
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and I were standing on top of the Fairchild A-10 hangar
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It was 2 a.m. and a perfectly clear night
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and definitely knew what the Big Dipper was.
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and vanished in an instant from the sky.
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presently used and managed
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and other special use airspaces.
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and refueling areas.
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and Northrop Grumman.
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and the 412th Test Wings,
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and Palmdale Plant 42,
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And I bring up R-2508
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and its principal entities.
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Edwards and its 412th Test Wing,
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and Ed has blocked me
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and it was at Nellis
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Lockheed and Boeing.
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Test and Evaluation expertise
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Experimental and Development
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and our enemies tremble.
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and enlisted personnel.
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and Ed's follow-up career
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and classified aerospace
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and his five close friends
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and then only in whispers.
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and Lawrence Livermore Labs.
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Sandia and Livermore Laboratories
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and I believe the government
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and able to outperform
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and in the upper atmosphere
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and oxygen propulsion.
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gravity and inertia,
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and life-support systems
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and little of the side profile
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and not flush lighting panels.
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and the same can be seen
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and McDonnell Douglas
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test and evaluation,
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Three and Antelope Valley,
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and McDonnell Douglas
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of video and pictures
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