Lockheed Martin

And the reason I think it is is because if you look at what the motivation would be financially tied to the UFO phenomenon you can just look back in history and you can see that certain craft and materials have been allocated to certain defense contractors and those materials have been exploited for derivative technologies and one that is very popularly known is is Lockheed Martin.

And we know that because the head of the DIA UFO program Dr James Lakatsky talked about a transfer from the vice president of Lockheed Martin there was supposed to go to us up a DIA program and it was shut down by the head of the CIA to people within the CIA.

The reason why this guncorks was created for Lockheed Martin, they needed a place,

We needed, you know, Lockheed Martin said, okay, took a separate chunk out,

Lockheed Martin and other places and writing about crash retrievals and other things

Lockheed Martin and Battelle Memorial Institute's interaction with UAP and fully covered the birth of

we can find Raytheon name-dropped specifically alongside Lockheed Martin Aerospace Corp,

TRW, etc. by Lockheed Martin astrophysicist Bernard Haysh, as one of a major aerospace company in

Southern California, Lockheed Martin, air crews, as in the air, they see a metallic, a,

that's all, you know, Lockheed Martin special access programs

of course would later become Lockheed Martin.

year old George Trimble through a friend of his at Lockheed Martin this was the message

to say, well, you know, Lockheed Martin has reverse engine or stuff that's circular. Raytheon,

Lockheed Martin wanted to divest their – Lockheed Martin has UFO materials.

Lockheed Martin tried to divest, take it out the back door, bring it in the front.

And calling Lockheed Martin out by name and saying they have something, maybe even a full

We uncovered everything there was to know about this system produced by Lockheed Martin,

defense or foreign policy. Now to me, I think what we're looking at here is Lockheed Martin

And I gave them verifiable information. I said that I think Lockheed Martin has this technology.

okay, well, what's he doing after that? Well, now he's on the board of directors at Lockheed Martin.

Lockheed Martin. So I just think that how can I, if you look at from my perspective, all this,

Schumer. That's right. And so I find that interesting. Where do you think a company like Lockheed Martin

from Lockheed Martin into the ASAP program to be able to bring it through the front door and

really big part of why ASAP was created. Absolutely. Yeah, the Lockheed Martin has a craft from a

It's definitely Lockheed Martin, but that's a pretty good guess. Okay, I'll make a few guesses.

Boyd Bushman, a senior scientist at Lockheed Martin, working with missile and laser technology,

I'm a senior scientist from Lockheed Martin.

According to Bushman, while working at Lockheed Martin,

and another friend from Lockheed. Well, it was Lockheed Martin today but it

Now I'm going to call them out as will others very soon on that lie. Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin,

from Lockheed Martin and Boeing, I think, in the cockpit.

The Lockheed Martin wanted to divest itself from this material at a specific facility that's known to me that I provided to the Inspector General.

So OSAP was actually set up to transfer a UFO held by Lockheed Martin to a special access program to get some outsider civilian scientist eyes on it.

The person involved in transferring this UFO to ASAP was VP of Lockheed Martin Space Systems Advanced Technology Center, a guy named Jim Ryder.

ASAP was originally intended to skip out big, low aerospace facilities in Las Vegas due to a UAP material divestment plan proposal to ASAP leadership by Lockheed Martin Space Systems Vice President, Dr. James Ryder.