Army

I have a buddy who was in Army Public Affairs.

He's in the Avery section of Dugway, which is right by Michael Army Airfield.

Um, I think there's seven air force, seven Navy, seven army, and then two, um, defense

Before we continue with MS, uh, speaking of that, I, I have a buddy who was in army public

tech center, which is run under the army test and evaluation command.

What's interesting about that, a tech, the army test and evaluation command is they operate

outside of a traditional army research and development protocols.

Yeah. Um, specifically surrounding the U S army. Okay. Um, there is a witness that in their official

capacity in the army brushed up against legacy programs that were conducted under a U S army

legacy programs in the U S army work, because as far as I'm concerned, I think programs are pretty

siloed between army Navy and air force. And there's probably a mix of intelligence agencies, probably

to disclose. I mean, imagine being a GS 15 or spending 30 years in the army. You get paid a great

space and atmosphere, but no, there are active RDT and E programs in the U S army Navy, and probably

But what Corso talked about specifically is that the foreign technology division out of the army, not the air forces.

MITRE Same with Dugway, the guys at the West Desert Test Center, the Induset industrial security personnel, they might only pop up to go test a craft in the Avery area that has an internal internal rail system possibly back down. It's crazy. And so many corporations throughout history that we would expect Lockheed Martin, TRW, the Rand Corporation, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Navy SEABEs have all such extensive background in deep underground military bases, investigating cavities and so forth. I mean, even in 1964, the Army published a study of 12 deep basing sites.

proposed DARS under army ballistic missile command.

talking about him receiving the press as at the 509th bomb group at Roswell Army Airfield

They were in the U.S. Army.

cavity to the U S army Corps of engineers.

Now, real fast, I have previously discussed Yuma Proving Ground, a U.S. Army MRTFB,

23 U.S. MRTFBs exist, 8 Army, 6 Navy, 7 Air Force, and 2 Defense Agency.

While I can present ample testimony, evidence, files, and research that the U.S. Army, Air Force,

Uh, and to your specific specifications, but so you're saying all black army helmets, sometimes

a recruiting event by them when I first got out of the reserves, the New York Army National Guard in 2002.

after action review, or that's what the Army calls it. I don't know what the, I imagine the Navy has

You have a master's degree in nuclear physics, and you scored off the charts on one of these math tests before joining the Army.

There was a U.S. Army outpost in the region in the 19th century.

And after talking with a single Army Colonel, Army Air Force Colonel, decided that the Desert Bighorn Sheep, who live in the mountains like Sheep Peak, for which it's named, and the mountains to the east, must be an endangered species.

And in 1937, in order to protect the sheep, and that we're talking before World War II, Franklin Roosevelt and the Army Air Force decided that they would station a battalion of anti-aircraft guns with live ammo to protect it.

And whether it has anything to do with our army or our intelligence or whether it has to do with some foreign country, I don't know.

I understand the United Press is checking on and out of New York now with the Army and also with the Navy, and we hope to have some concrete answer before nightfall.