R&D — Organizations

@JesseMichels

6 mentions

Lockheed Martin R&D report by John Norseen called Biofusion Reflexive Control in Neuroergonomic

a mirrored Lockheed Martin document from around 2000 that lists his Biofusion R&D report with the same

that sound impossible. But here's the documented R&D showing this technology has been actively

So by 2020, you don't just have vague patents and R&D rumors. You have DARPA openly funding a nanoscale

sounds wild. Until you look at the R&D lineage and realize every piece of that stack is already sitting

Clouds aren't really clouds? Birds are surveilling us? Yeah, DARPA's R&D portfolio does not make that

@UAPGerb

15 mentions

clandestine military R&D. Publicly denied UFO research development test and evaluation

in U.S. Energy R&D in 1972 and 1975. Further nuclear subterrain patents in 1975 detailed tunnel

techniques in R&D stages. In 1972, the governing board of the National Research Council formed the

R&D for high-speed ground transportation, which states, quote,

Of massive consequence to this investigation, in 1972, Robert Salter of the R&D Corporation

published a study titled The Very High Speed Transit System. In this study, R&D set out a continental

speeds as high as 14,000 miles per hour have been examined in studies by the R&D Corporation.

15 years, the United States saw enormous efforts into R&D and feasibility and desirability of high

R&D. We also see a supposed underground base marked Cat. This is of course Catalina Island,

interest to both dumb locations as well as markings on the Hamilton piece that are labeled R&D.

legend these locations do not employ dumbs but are still focused on UFO legacy R&D. As expected,

moving forward. Let's also reference more of the non-connected R&D locations on Hamilton's map

Legacy programs, so it is interesting to see Hamilton identify a UARC as a UFO R&D location

Sill as UFO R&D and the Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Special Weapons Division

testimony of R&D Anderson and the off-world Technologies Division at the Naval Surface Warfare