Navy

the namru navy medical research unit six in aikitos peru but it's not like he was subjected to blood

evaluation command right these operate between navy air force army and defense organization right so

there are admirals in the navy that i have spoken to who did not know that neuro was a thing really and

underwater reconnaissance underwater monitoring the neuro was supposed to exist between the navy and

creation that john warner secretary of the navy was finally put as neuro's director but then it

projects for the navy john p craven and so in 1964 john p craven was set to start the deep systems or

them all out that's something i get flack for a lot and this was to drastically increase the navy's

commence engineering and navy operations at way bigger depths so 1964 craven starts the dssp in 1965

projects out of the navy that although there were never official missions for dsrv or dssv because

provided art bell the names of the other navy guys he was with so i want to track these guys down and

interesting he he then meets a guy that was stationed in san diego in the navy and this navy

following sand dollar and then neural was created there was no way the navy could retrieve these

items so it seemed like the us navy had a large itemized inventory of all of these objects on the

sea floor but until craven drastically increased the depths at which the navy could conduct engineering

who is pulling the strings because it's not like this is a above board air force project above board navy

stephen lovekin commander will miller of the u.s navy and astronaut edgar mitchell engaged in briefings

and also there's some general accounting office documents in 1993 that talk about the navy and

walmart it has jump seats from a jet it has a navy submarine door on the outside right but we have

end of the day for disclosure and how these things are brought about what does the navy do what does

siloed are the programs is the navy working on an arv and the army working on an arv both the same

mechanisms for such programs like back in the 80s uh the navy was being overcharged by the grumman

op nav 3820 which restricted navy guys from reporting ufos with a ten thousand dollar fine and

former has got to know something sorry continue oh no i've talked to some former navy guys who have

saic or it may be another interview with a former uh navy commander with some really interesting

for new viewers maybe the the navy one because that that one that one's really interesting or maybe

And he had the army and the Navy and, and, and could present something credible to Eisenhower when it came time for the invasion.

blurry because it's infrared. I've heard people complain, oh, the Navy produces all these,

They're, they're, they're picked up from Navy warship.

Then you got Navy.

And then you got high profile figures trying to gaslight the American public into believing only certain elements are involved in the legacy programs, which I think is absolutely abhorrent because the Navy, for example, take a good hard look at the Office of Naval Intelligence, Office of Naval Research, some of their historically special projects and so forth.

But that's not even to say there's no include inclusion of the Navy.

Which the Navy take care of.

Do they go to the Navy?

and the Navy had two to three similar projects.