DOD

and Cigar, the breaking points, you know guys, he admitted that like the DOD and IC like

and the DOD has all these like secret sources from the USAID.

FFRDCs in UArc's are semi-private, DOD-driven research and development institutions I have

MRTFBs are known as the quote, core set of DOD test and evaluation infrastructure and

to support the DOD acquisition system.

Sea Martin is a DOD contractor whose mission is to quote provide a fine tuned approach

Sea Martin operates as a prime subcontractor with DOD in myriad capacities, specializing

to perform DOD contractor work.

claimed a UAP legacy program employing DOD chemists takes place.

A group of Air Force veterans and a DOD contractor say they have been sick and even disfigured

A DOD contractor who worked at the base at the same time as these vets, sickened.

It was a bit after the DOD had no comment and the Air Force said they don't have information

They were at NASA. They were at a service credentials, national reconnaissance office. They had a necklace with badges credentials. And they were individual. Air Force, CIA, NASA, DOD, Area 51, and more.

There's a legal definition of covert activities and then there is from a department of defense, which is title 50 and then from a title 10 or DOD perspective, you have clandestine type operations and sensitive operations went, but ATIP was not covert.

Congress's function is to make laws. It's executive branches responsibility to enforce laws. So to enforce those laws, you have things like executive orders, like executive order, E 12, triple three on United States intelligence activities. You have all these orders, maybe a national security directive and NSD that comes out. Then you have, DOD will put out their DOD directive based upon an executive order.

The CIA will put out what they used to call desks, their old DCI directives, um, for kind of enforcing that executive order. And so eventually get all the way down to the subordinate levels of light, for example, the army where the army will say, okay, here's DOD directive 5240.1, we're kind of up with our army regulation 3d 112 3d 110, right. On how we the army conducts intelligence activities. And then you have all the way down to the unit level where they can't really write policy.

you know, the head of DOD, you're going to have to brief, you know, the CIA, the head of CIA is going to be brief,

From DIA, CIA, DOD, the Ministry of Defense in England,

the DOD, the CIA, and I had three from Washington there last week. Three guys, diplomats

talking DOE CIA DOD whatever it is DIA whatever what agency well it's a bit unfair for me because I

contracts with the DOD department of interior

When we did that most recent exercise that wasn't done on the range in coordination with the DOD or any private partners

This process and then what it does allows the dod and certain offices

within dod to review what I plan on sharing and

At the Pentagon dod pre-publication security review

Support the dod and the FBI task force that was trying to be stood up out there

But it's an anchor point where we could start digging and forcing people to give more concise reports from the DOD side from the local law enforcement agencies

Over 59 local law enforcement entities working not coordinating there. We had FBI. We had DOD. We had

More so on the behalf of the DOD to help take a look at things and and really contribute anyway we can

like DOD is trying to reactivate it but month by month by month it just sits there and they won't

cannons. An estimated 18-21,000 DOD personnel participated in this program in 1953.

Special Studies in the actual DOD Operation Upshot Knott Hole Unclassified Document. The importance

has been used by DOD and Legacy programs to protect UFO program records and materials.

You kind of came on my radar because you published in the Hill and your former DOD employee.

DOD Pre-Publication and Security Review, you know, even if it's about this stuff, like I know it sounds insane, but like you literally have to say,