Nevada

and these include the Nevada test site and ever-elusive Groom Lake Area 51.

requested that Commander Naval Strike Air Warfare Center Fallon, Nevada,

The involvement of two naval facilities, the Naval Strike Air Warfare Center in Fallon, Nevada,

this naval facility out of Fallon, Nevada,

an enormous training range just north of the Nevada Test Site

and Nevada Test and Training Range, MRTFB,

and Nellis' Nevada Test and Training Range,

Nautic, in Fallon, Nevada,

a witness in Fallon, Nevada,

at the Nevada Test

EG&G essentially ran the Nevada test site where the most nuclear detonations occurred.

What was told to me by an investigator from Congress, a guy named Richard D'Amato, who was sent after this story by Robert Byrd and Harry Reid, he came out to Nevada, tried to get into Area 51, did get in there, looked around, talked to people, trying to get to the bottom of it.

From 1965 to 1967 he was stationed at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada.

Now, central Nevada was never glaciated.

And that brings us back to Nevada.

When you say, if they came here in the ice age, and in order to, and they're plant eaters, and in order for, to get a little help with harvesting grain and doing manual labor and things like that, there's nobody out in Nevada, where would they get that from?

when was the last time you saw anything bounce against the rocks in a Nevada,

or to the Nevada test range?

Did you see it in Nevada?

In Nevada.

Nevada Senator Harry Reid told us before his death that the race is real and that we'd better win it.

the Nevada test site

in Nevada

EG&G's Nevada parking lot also served as the meeting place for the disputed but likely accurate

you do it in the middle of Nevada desert, very protected.

So we are building two other observatories that should be completed by this summer, summer 2025, one in Pennsylvania, another one in Nevada.

But going to Pennsylvania and Nevada could be very exciting.