Air Force

So project blue book was Air Force investigations of UFOs from 1967 to 1969 when it was terminated.

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

and Air Force, they did not want Loniz to talk about the fact that he saw these creatures.

in Holman Air Force Base, a landing that was also a close encounter of the third kind.

They're working with, and Heinrich was with Project Blue Book, the United States Air Force.

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

Well, in this film, they talk about an incident at Holloman Air Force Base that maybe happened

So Eminager is convinced that this film footage of a UFO landing at Holloman Air Force Base

He said, because the guy at Paul Shartel, who is at North and Air Force Base,

Paul Shartel had the footage at North and Air Force Base and he was going to give it to us.

that Paul Schardel at Norton Air Force Base in California on camera admitted that he had it in

that a UFO landed at Holliman Air Force Base. There were a number of witnesses

who investigated the case for the United States Air Force of an inverted V and three lines. And

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

My name is Edgar Fouche. I spent 20 years with the US Air Force and another eight years

When I was assigned to Nellis Air Force Base in the late 70s, I worked electronic counter

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

Reconnaissance Office, the National Security Agency, the CIA and the US Air Force. The

US Air Force has operational control of the vehicles and the pilots. Demissions are coordinated

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.

We got this from an Air Force person. A lot of people have mistaken the F-117

in 91 by a Air Force cameraman.

It was actually a United States Air Force cameraman that

A former counterintelligence agent with the United States Air Force,

And the DIA runs this with in conjunction with other agencies and other military, you know, like the Navy, the Army Air Force Institute of Pathology, which no one ever talks about in ufology.

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.

I'm like, Holy shit, I found Victor. I'm waking up my wife. I don't know the name of him. So I fast forward to the credits. Victor, I will tell you in your viewers after 27 years, Victor is a former disgraced Air Force cadet, a self taught scientist, a former informant with the FBI. He was an expert in propulsion.

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.