the Air Force

reporting from the cockpit, but these budget questions really focus on the Air Force.

Now if you look at the Air Force budget, a significant share of it actually isn't theirs.

of budgeted through the Air Force budget.

Air Force complaints that like you look at the Air Force budget and you think, oh we get

that might shed light on advanced technologies and you're the Air Force, you don't want to

NRO 30SW that is space-wing, that is the branch of the Air Force that took care of the space

Question if the Air Force is confused like you say why is it the only agency we know of

Close encounter of the third kind is when, and this was like the Air Force's own files,

And one of the aspects, the Air Force, and they were on the scene within one hour, Army

But he's, he's since left the Air Force.

you verified it was his handwriting. Oh, 100%. I was right out of the Air Force files.

because the Air Force wanted him to really like don't talk about the aliens that you saw. Don't

Stealth and reconnaissance aircraft are essentially developed by the Air Force and the Navy. The

or alien artifacts that are recovered. But primarily in 1947 when the Air Force was established,

Research Center at Papus, which is primarily manned by the Air Force and the Navy, the National

worked in the Department of Defense in the Air Force for 20 to 30 years. Most of them I had known

actually a model. The picture is developed by the Air Force recruiting service.

definitely a topic, at least within the Navy, maybe not the Air Force that guys are smart on.

Investigation pack code names, project facilities dates the photos of the alien who the doctor was on the aliens right our left. I mean just hyperbolic stuff. All of a sudden David Grush, the Air Force Colonel comes forward to Congress to say.

You know is investigating an extra treasurer program at the government and before they run the segment on me they don't play the ex files music and have a green alien. It's it's given gravitas now and that's what I so appreciative of those a favor of one of the fighter pilots going to Congress and and of course I think it's the it's the bombshell David Grush was a counterintelligence agent for the Air Force a Colonel and he decided to come forward to say we have really good news.

But while I was in the Air Force, I met Sargent's men who were older than me and had been in the Air Force for quite a while.

Well, I left the Air Force. I went into the Navy, which is really where I wanted to be in the first place.

But I decided after I had gone through the Air Force experience that sick or not, you know, I was going to go in the Navy because that's really what I had wanted to do.

I'd been in the air force. I'd worked on the state of the art of our aviation capabilities.

of material sort of outside of um you know the army the Air Force and the other agencies so

came from the Air Force where yeah and it happens he was an intelligent guy and he was very skilled at it

he was, you know, maybe a little before that, but he was working with the Air Force and

Also had some personal experiences that you felt applied to who I am as well as my background in the Air Force.