U.S. Air Force

So, 1980, three different U.S. Air Force sergeants, Jim Penniston, John Burroughs, I'm blanking on the third guy's name, all come across this.

as a U.S. Air Force

wanted to talk about was the moon base. And now I've heard from whistleblowers, U.S. Air Force

A U.S. Air Force whistleblower we've had on the show talks about her experience walking into almost

It was clear as day. It said, U.S. Air Force.

Dr. Gregory Rogers, a recently retired chief flight surgeon for NASA and the U.S. Air Force

However, that does not reprise the U.S. Air Force from being responsible for it.

It said U.S. Air Force.

it didn't have the U.S. Air Force on it or the Air Force insignia,

And you saw U.S. Air Force.

And I saw U.S. Air Force on it.

and was not part of the U.S. Air Force inventory.

And I did not believe it's the U.S. Air Force.

the U.S. Air Force did not own that, even though it had U.S. Air Force markings.

Do you have any sense of, outside of the U.S. Air Force insignia on it,

What I am aware of, uh, is that the U.S. Air Force made a landing in Campinas, a specific aircraft belonging to the United States Air Force landed there in Campinas.

USAAF is U.S. Air Force.

And he was a cool title. Amazing title. And same story. He was Air Force Electronics Intelligence. All of his stuff with, you know, his ELINT Electronics Intelligence career lines up with like I've I've had multiple ELINT people come out after this interview I've done with him saying this guy was definitely U.S. Air Force ELINT.

One went into Marine Corps, one went into U.S. Air Force.

Then my son and the U.S. Air Force had to sign two papers.