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We maintained our jets and we did emergency duty, you know, on 12-hour shifts.
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Me and my guys, we were overnight, so we were 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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And a routine night, it's hot out there, we're just hanging out near the Humvee,
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probably in chairs or hanging out in the back.
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We get a call on the radio that there's, you know, either unexplained
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or unauthorized something about flare activity in the desert.
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You know, maybe four, three to four miles out, maybe five, we come over a hill
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or yanking a trailer behind us, you know, maybe driving 30, 35 miles an hour,
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we come over a hill and all five of us see it.
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It is a black, from that angle, equilateral triangle, meaning all sides the same,
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with three white, yellowish orbs in each corner.
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And possibly some kind of benting on the sides, but definitely rounded on the edges, not pointy.
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That was there hanging in the sky.
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I say hanging because there was enough wind for something even, you know, I know what air,
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I know aerodynamics, something that if it was thin enough, maybe it could hover slightly.
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So this is what it would look like if you were looking straight up at it.
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Of course, that's not the angle.
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It was more, you know, I want to use that.
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A soup bowl going forward, but no light emitting from here, but a yellow,
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a yellowish, whitish orb kind of light.
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Like a ball, like a ball sphere had been embedded into the underside.
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Accompanying it were about 30 military type dudes with black uniforms.
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And five to six, can't remember exactly, vehicles.
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Looked like F-150s, F-350s, the big trucks.
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Jacked up, all black, all matte, some with canopies, some with antennas.
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This is all coming in a flash, right?
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Within 30 seconds of coming down this hill.
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The minute we came up over, about half of them, maybe 15,
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came running up the hill towards us in V formations.
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Yeah, right up, harsh language.
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Get your f***ing ass down, get your f***ing ass down.
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Nah, nah, get your f***ing ass down.
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You know, not shooting, but looking like they're ready to.
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You know, very close to our heads, as if they didn't want us to look at anything.
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We felt, my initial reaction was, we f***ed up,
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we came upon something that we shouldn't be involved in,
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and I'm just going to comply because I'm scared.
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On this channel, I investigate UFO whistleblowers, UFO crash retrieval cases,
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and UFO legacy program operations that exist somewhere between elements of the United States
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Department of Defense, intelligence communities, colossal defense contractors,
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and semi-private R&D experts called federally funded research and development centers.
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One of my personal favorite topics to study is the concept of alien reproduction vehicles.
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Human-made aerospace vehicles that range from replicas of non-human craft to prosaic airframes
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and designs employing one or more aspects of non-human technologies.
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The term ARV was coined by the now infamous Brad S.,
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an industrial designer who witnessed three man-made flying saucer vehicles
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called quote-unquote flux liners at a classified section of the 1988 Norton Air Force Base Airshow,
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which were described as copycat vehicles employing highly exotic propulsion systems and craft designs,
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while still featuring F-4 Phantom jump seats and slopped-on paint.
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As recently as 2024, whistleblower Matthew Brown proposed the Immaculate Constellation Report,
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which detailed a special access program targeted with performing data acquisition of video,
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satellite imagery, etc., on UFOs and quote-unquote reproduction vehicles.
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Such cases involved reproduction vehicles detailed as silent,
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enormous black triangles observed by U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
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I have discussed numerous cases surrounding alien reproduction vehicles,
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including the ever-complex and awe-inspiring Fluxliner,
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the whistleblower testimony of Ed,
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who served as an electronics warfare detector at the Edwards 412 test wing,
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where he claimed he served as the mediary between scientists and test pilots of reverse-engineered UFO craft.
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And I have devoted an entire documentary to exploring man-made reproduction vehicle triangular craft.
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In this project in question, I argued why I believe many, perhaps not all,
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but many triangular UFO sightings are in fact man-made vehicles that harness exotic technologies and concepts.
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Specific craft covered were seemingly prototype iterations of triangles,
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with varying features seen worldwide from the 1970s to 1990s,
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crescendoing in the 1989 Belgian Triangle UFO wave,
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as well as the XF-131 Super Sentinel,
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which famously made its way onto The X-Files Season 1, Episode 1.
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This is a photo of a UFO that reportedly crashed in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.
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Now I know you don't believe that story, but just hear me out.
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Now Ellen's Air Base, the same base that we're at right now,
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the same base that for some strange reason doesn't appear on your U.S. government map,
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is supposedly one of the six sites where parts from the wreckage were shipped.
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Mulder, are you suggesting that the military is flying UFOs?
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No. Planes built using UFO technology.
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After forensic artist Bill McDonald drew the copycat vehicle in a Denny's in Antelope Valley in 1992,
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based upon the first-hand testimony from four engineers,
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two from Lockheed out of the Hellendale radar cross-section plants,
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and two from Northrop Grumman out of the Tejon radar cross-section plants.
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The most famous mention of reverse-engineered craft came from Air Force Master Sergeant Edgar Fouché,
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who detailed the TR Tactical Reconnaissance 3B,
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the pride of U.S. aerospace whose propulsion system was reverse-engineered by Sandia in Lawrence Livermore National Labs,
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two federally-funded research and development centers whose pilots hailed from the U.S. Navy and Edwards 412th Test Wing,
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whose engineering was performed by Lockheed, Boeing, Northrop, Teledyne Ryan,
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and whose program was managed by three of six of the U.S. Big Six intelligence agencies,
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the NRO, NSA, and CIA.
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But today, I am thrilled to announce I have sat down with a first-hand UFO witness,
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who since he first approached David Grush in early 2025,
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is dead set on swearing his testimony before Congress.
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A former U.S. Marine whose testimony ties into this entire long-winded intro,
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as well as other whistleblower testimonies I have covered,
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specifically Ed from the Edwards 412th Test Wing and U.S. Marines Jonathan Wagant and Michael Herrera.
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Meet Roderick Castle III, a veteran and sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1994 to 1999,
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who now works with veterans suffering from PTSD.
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Castle served with the VMA 513, the Flying Nightmares,
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an AV-8B Harrier Squadron stationed out of MCAS Yuma, Arizona,
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leading a team of six to eight Marines in aviation ordinance while also training as a helicopter flight medic.
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I have recorded an entire interview with Castle detailing his harrowing experience
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of what I wager is a triangular ARV,
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an accompanying Black Operations unacknowledged special mission unit,
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encountered a little too close for comfort here in the continental United States.
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Viewers of my channel know me and know who I am,
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so a week before the interview with Castle releases,
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we will today exhaustively explore his testimony
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and place the who, what, when, where, and why to his harrowing encounter.
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To some, Castle's testimony may seem simple and quite similar to that of Wagant and Herrera.
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While on duty, a Marine encounters an all-black team with advanced gear and weaponry,
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featuring no insignia or identification,
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there might be a craftifying all-logic hovering motionless nearby seemingly operated by humans,
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and the Marine is forcibly detained, threatened, and met with reprisals.
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But to me, Castle's brief but powerful testimony offers us an unparalleled look into U.S. legacy program operations,
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how these UFO paramilitary groups operate alongside other blue, aka friendly assets,
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and a greater understanding that the U.S. does indeed employ triangular craft
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that can defy all logic for clandestine aerospace applications.
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So please look at this video as a part 1 of 2,
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the investigation of Castle should not be viewed without the interview of Castle.
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With all that out of the way, let's dive in,
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but last thing here, I know some viewers of my work can get tripped up with so many uses of acronyms.
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Well guys, today we are diving into military programs,
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so please expect a tremendous amount of acronyms.
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I will try to relist all acronyms used in the video description,
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so please reference there if you get tripped up.
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But with that out of the way, let's begin.
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Roderick John Castle III entered into service at the United States Marine Corps in 1994,
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and by his retirement, Castle earned the rank of Sergeant, or an E-5.
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Castle's primary MOS, or Military Occupational Specialty, was a 6531.
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Her aircraft ordnance technician, Castle served at the MAG-13, or Marine Aircraft Control Group 13,
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of the 3D MAW, or 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, stationed at MCAS Marine Corps Air Station Yuma.
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And yes, I know, we're already getting into the acronyms.
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Now, real fast, I have previously discussed Yuma Proving Ground, a U.S. Army MRTFB,
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or Major Range and Test Facility Base in regards to UFO Legacy Program Operations.
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23 U.S. MRTFBs exist, 8 Army, 6 Navy, 7 Air Force, and 2 Defense Agency.
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These include Edwards 412th Test Wing, NAWC Patuxent River, and the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation
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Command, Fort Huachuca, and the West Desert Test Center, and more.
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One of my prevailing and prominent theories regarding UFO Legacy Programs is the usage of
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these critical core MRTFBs for UFO Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation.
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This includes everything from craft storage, accompanying deep underground military bases
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beneath MRTFBs, and utilization of restricted airspace for test flight of recovered or reverse-engineered
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MCAS, out of which Castle operated, is not part of Yuma Proving Ground, therefore, it is
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not part of the MRTFB.
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In fact, while Castle's experience involved a coordinated U.S. Marine Corps experiment,
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I wager the USMC is quite unlikely to run and operate UFO Legacy Program Operations, and
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keep this in mind as we progress in our investigation.
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While I can present ample testimony, evidence, files, and research that the U.S. Army, Air Force,
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and Navy operate siloed UFO Legacy Programs in conjunction with the U.S. Big Six Intelligence
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Agencies, I can find no such evidence even suggesting USMC engages with the UFO portfolio.
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Castle served with the VMA-513, nicknamed the Flying Nightmares, a USMC attack squadron known
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for use of its AV-8B Harrier jets, and towards the tail end of his service trained as a helicopter
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Harriers are fascinating pieces of technology.
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These intriguing craft are known as VTOL, Vertical Takeoff and Landing Jets, while the
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AV-8B Harriers are known as STOVL, Short Takeoff and Vertical Landing.
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Meaning that Harriers require little to no runway to take off and can actually land vertically.
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And this means Harrier jets can stand still and hover in the air, thanks to their Rolls-Royce
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Pegasus engines equipped with four rotating nozzles that can direct engine thrust, quite
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the sight for an attack jet.
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But I mention this due to Castle's familiarity with both Harrier jets and helicopters.
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He was well accustomed to VTOL and STOVL technology, helicopter morphology, and Harrier standstill
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flight vectoring and dynamics.
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In 1997, Castle would take part in the Hunter-Warrior Advanced Warfighting Experiment, a 12-day
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experiment that ran from 2 May 1997 to 14 May 1997 in Southern California out of the Marine
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Corps Air-Ground Combat Center 29 Palms.
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The Hunter-Warrior Advanced Warfighting Experiment was at the time the largest experiment to date
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by the newly renamed Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory, which explored methods to increase
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the area of influence and combat effectiveness of marine units by utilizing a variety of experimental
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equipment and new warfighting tactics and techniques.
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The Hunter-Warrior Experiment operated with three primary objectives.
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The first objective area covers tactical operations on the dispersed, non-contiguous battlefield.
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How small units perform against a numerically superior force on a battlefield that has no
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front, flank, or rear areas and is key component of this objective.
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The second area is command-control communication computers and intelligence, and the single-battle
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Creating and using a shared digital communications network will be crucial in many different areas.
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Experiments in C4I examine the digital network and information sharing.
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The third objective is enhancing fire support and improving targeting.
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To dominate the broad dispersed battlefield of the future, effective and efficient use of
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all indirect fire is absolutely necessary.
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During Hunter-Warrior's Advanced Warfighting Experiments operations, and within Hunter-Warrior's
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AO, or Area of Operations, is where CASEL's experience took place.
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Now, if you recall in 2023, Jeremy Corbell released a video of a supposed triangle UFO over
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Arguments persist to this day if the video depicts a craft or a group of flares, but
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that and 29 Palms are not relevant to our investigation today.
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Indeed, I believe many studying CASEL's testimony would look for evidence of UFO legacy program
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operations out of 29 Palms Marine Station, but I vehemently disagree.
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I believe that by studying the Hunter-Warrior Advanced Warfighting Experiment, we can truly
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gain unparalleled insights into UFO legacy program's conduct, testing, and training missions
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Hang tight, because after we detail CASEL's encounter, we will spend a significant amount
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of time exploring the 1997 Hunter-Warrior Experiment.
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We maintained our jets, and we did emergency duty, you know, on 12-hour shifts.
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Me and my guys, we were overnight, so we were 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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And a routine night, it's hot out there.
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We're just hanging out near the Humvee, probably in chairs or hanging out in the back.
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We get a call on the radio that there's, you know, either unexplained or unauthorized something
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about flare activity in the desert, you know, maybe four, three to four miles out, maybe five.
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This is the part that gets a little sketchy, but I've tried to find it on maps.
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We come over a hill, or yanking the trailer behind us, you know, maybe driving 30, 35 miles
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We come over a hill, and all five of us see it.
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It is a black, from that angle, equilateral triangle, meaning all sides the same, with
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three white, yellowish orbs in each corner.
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And possibly some kind of benting on the sides, but definitely rounded on the edges, not pointy.
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That was there hanging in the sky.
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So, accompanying it were about 30 military-type dudes with black uniforms, and five to six,
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can't remember exactly, vehicles.
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Look like F-150s, F-350s, the big trucks, jacked up, all black, all matte.
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Some with canopies, some with antennas.
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This is all coming in a flash, right?
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Within 30 seconds of coming down this hill.
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Enough to notice that the thing was hanging there.
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Enough to notice it was slightly turning counterclockwise.
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That perhaps there was some indentation in the center, maybe some type of striation or venting
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But these are impressions that I've had to find and integrate with that initial shock and awe
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of seeing something like this.
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During the 2nd of March 1997 to the 14th of March 1997, Roderick Castle with his team of five to six
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other Marines and the VMA 513 Flying Nightmares engaged in the Hunter Warrior Advanced Warfighting
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Experiment out of the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in 29 Palms, located in the Southern
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Castle and his fellow team operated attached to an experimental special purpose Marine Air
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Ironically to this channel, Castle and his fellow Marines participated in the experiment as a
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Harrier jet crash retrieval team.
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One night during the 12-day operation, Castle and his team were engaged in overnight crash
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retrieval duties for Harriers.
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The Marines were sent in to investigate unidentified flare activity.
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As you will see in our interview, Castle and I have worked hard to trace almost exactly where
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this incident took place to reduce as much ambiguity and questions as possible.
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Our incident occurred within a 7.5-mile radius of Emerson Dry Lakebed, northwest of 29 Palms
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and about 90 miles southeast of Edwards Air Force Base in the Antelope Valley.
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If you know my work, I bet you can already guess where we will be going in our investigation.
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Castle and his Marines came over a hill heading northwest in this area, and we can find multiple
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dirt roads with varying terrain near the Emerson Dry Lakebed.
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According to the Federal Aviation Administration's special use of airspace, this event occurred within
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I strongly recommend committing this piece of airspace to memory, as regular old boring discussion
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of air traffic organizational policy and restricted pieces of airspace will become paramount to our investigation.
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So this is what it would look like if you were looking straight up at it.
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Of course, that's not the angle.
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It was more, you know, I want to use that.
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So you only saw the underside of this, right?
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You cannot speak to what the top looked like.
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I'm going to do this faintly because there was perhaps convex, right, going inward.
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Is that what I said before?
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Yeah, like a soup bowl going forward, but no light emitting from here, but a yellow,
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a yellowish, whitish orb kind of light.
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You know, nothing crazy, like psychedelic or, but definitely like a ball, like a ball, a
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sphere had been embedded into the underside.
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And that's important you say that, right?
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It's not just like a flush LED light.
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It looked like spheres embedded into each corner.
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Yeah, and the light was deeper than like an incandescent or an LED.
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One of the things you told me when we were talking and this, the light cast didn't cast
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onto the ground or the team or anything.
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The light wasn't cast.
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You know, not completely non-reflective, which it would be, you know, invisible basically,
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but all this aspect, very black, blocking out the sky and the stars.
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You get that, you get that deep, dark blue in the desert sometimes.
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The moon was not, I don't know where the moon was that night.
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It must have been over one of the hills.
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Coming over the hill in a Humvee carrying fire suppression equipment, the Marines encountered
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an enormous equilateral triangular craft that measured approximately 300 feet in length,
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hovering silently 150 to 200 feet in the air.
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The craft emitted no detectable sound, featured no exhaust ports, bolts, seams, or rivets,
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and unlike a Harrier or helicopter, sat stationless in the air, no wobbling, bobbling, or weaving,
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and featured no exhaust signs like one would see from a Harrier's VTOL thrust engines.
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The ominous vehicle was matte black or darker, with no observable reflectivity, and featured
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three lights at each corner, bright lights, but not blinding.
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The lights were a combination of yellow, white, and gold, but oddly cast no shadow onto the ground.
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Below the craft, an estimated 150 to 200 feet away from Castle, were unmarked black tactical vehicles,
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and an accompanying unit of approximately 30 armed men in unmarked black uniforms.
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Like the stories of Weigand and Herrera, these men bore no insignia, identifiable markings, flags, or name tags,
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and the operators all spoke with American dialects.
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The vehicles seemed to be all Ford F-150 to F-350 types with all black canopies.
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Some featured antennae on top of the canopy, but all vehicles were all black.
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No logos, symbols, chrome, or metallic reflections were visible off of any of the automobiles.
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Despite Castle and his fellow VMA-513 Marines operating in uniform with authority on U.S. soil,
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half of the unmarked operators intercepted the Marines at gunpoint.
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The Marines were disarmed, held at gunpoint, and threatened, and ordered to stay silent.
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You know, so we're alert, but we're, you know, we're of course tired, but we've, um,
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we don't have night vision stuff. This is low tech.
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You know, we're, we're Marines and we've been through combat training, but we're, we're glorified mechanics.
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So we, we know we're technicians.
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So there's a handful of tactical vehicles, all black, and a team of about 30.
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What was the team doing?
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Um, not enough time to even evaluate that.
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Like, cause the minute we came up over, um, about half of them, you know, maybe 15 came
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running up the hill towards us and V formations like with guns.
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What were they armed with?
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Um, subtype of like subtype machine gun.
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Um, I'm not a, I'm not a guy who knows all the guns, but, um, I did, I am an artist and
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I have found a way to use AI to help me with this process.
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I did, um, I did send you a picture at one point and maybe that could be shown.
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That's, that's exactly what they look like.
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And, um, other than maybe, you know, my picture ends up with a Caucasian, um, skin tone at the
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top of that, not necessarily the case, but, um, that's the only place any type of skin
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for, you know, any of these men might've been shown.
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So, and we'll, we'll show it on screen.
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Cause of course we're working with that 3d artist to recreate the scene.
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Uh, and to your specific specifications, but so you're saying all black army helmets, sometimes
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goggles, black, uh, what looks almost like a ski mask, black fatigues, black tactical
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gear, submachine gun.
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Like, you know, um, classic black clad mercenary type.
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Um, you know, I'm, again, I'm an artist, so I'm, I'm going to see things through a lens
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sometimes through, uh, art and movies and comics and, and these were, if you want to,
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you want to drop some evil villains and, you know, black clad mercenaries, this is what
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these guys look like.
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Right on, right up, um, harsh, harsh language.
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Put it, um, get your ass down, get your ass down, get your ass down, you know, not, not
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shooting, but looking like they're ready to, very close to our heads.
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Um, as if they didn't want us to look at anything.
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Um, we felt, my initial reaction was we f***ed up, we came upon something that we shouldn't
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be involved in and I'm just going to comply because I'm scared, you know?
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Like, again, we're Marines, but we're, we're technicians and our M16s are in the back of
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the truck, you know, in a rack.
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You guys are there for fire suppression.
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Not even, not even loaded.
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We don't have magazines on it.
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We're carrying tool belts.
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Cause you were, you know, for the exercise, harrier crash retrieval duty.
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If, if needed, you're not there to be armed or station.
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You know, we, we fight if we need to fight, but that's not our primary job.
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So these guys are harsh language head down.
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They don't want you to see anything.
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So keep in mind this whole thing told max four minutes, maybe three.
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Um, that's what I want people to know too, is this was, um, this is a flash adrenaline
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filled, um, witness event.
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Um, you know, this is something I came across accidentally and I see it now as some, uh,
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very positive, mostly positive thing that, you know, it opened up some, uh, some avenues
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for me, but, um, and as far as thinking, but, um, something I probably would have, um, if things
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hadn't changed maybe, you know, in the last two, three years with the energy about this
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subject, that's the stigma, I probably would have just taken to my grave, you know, maybe
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told stories to excite, you know, my grandkids or something.
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Oh, grandpa Roderick's talking about that black triangle again.
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That was the first demands, you know, out of the vehicle, out, out, out, out, out, minimum,
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minimum language, which tells you they mean business.
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And I don't know how else to say it, but anybody that's been there knows what it feels like
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when you know, for a certainly this guy's probably this close from shooting you in the
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It's a real thing that all the acid in your stomach just floods you, you know, you're
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flooded with, you're ready to die.
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So, um, this was all happening at the same time in multiple ways.
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Cause we all are affected by that trauma differently.
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So me, I might freeze cause I'm, I'm trying to conceptualize the whole situation.
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My other guy might get aggressive.
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Another guy might run.
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Did, did these guys, did they have any insignia, any name tags, any claims?
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It's like completely black on purpose, obvious, you know, every truck was painted matte black.
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But they spoke with American dialect, right?
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The few that I could, that I heard.
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And they were very, they knew what they were doing because, um, they know certain guys talk,
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certain guys don't, the rest keep their mouth shut.
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So I know that your number one concern was for your life and the life of your fellow Marines.
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Could you tell what the rest of the convoy was doing, what the trucks were doing, what the triangle was doing during this time?
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You know, of course I've gone over this in my head a billion times.
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I got my, my kind of theories, but I'm not stuck on anything.
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It felt more like they were there with it.
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It's some kind of overwatch.
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Maybe it was why it was hovering right there.
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After approximately two minutes since first observing the craft and whilst being detained by the operators,
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the triangle ceased its slow rotation counterclockwise, climbed at an angle and darted to the northwest
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at an extremely high rate of speed and remember that direction.
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But again, this craft took off with no visible auditory or optical signs of propulsion or thrust.
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I did see it zoom to the northwest, which is the direction, the general direction of the road,
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at a very high rate of speed.
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Again, no, no noise, no exhaust, no nothing, just slow descent.
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So it, it rose up a little bit and then just.
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Yeah, like at an angle, at an angle.
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Did it curve or did it seem like the, the craft were laying parallel to the ground?
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That's important, you know, staying, staying like this.
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So it didn't turn at an angle, just rose up.
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Yeah, like it's on some kind of, it needs to stay that direction.
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Did it seem like there was visible acceleration or did this just.
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At first it was like a, like maybe a slow buildup, that angle.
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And then when it hit that to nothing.
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Like a very tiny light to nothing, but you know.
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And that's what resonates with other reports I've heard.
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It's just this rapid, rapid acceleration.
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The craft disappeared almost instantaneously and quickly.
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The black operators sprinted back down the hill, boarded their tactical vehicles, and drove off to the northwest at a high rate of speed.
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In a state of psychological shock, the men tried and failed to start their Humvees.
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The vehicles remained inoperable for several minutes.
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They, they seemed surprised as we were, but they were ready because that's what they do.
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They're doing their job.
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The minute the thing was gone, they've run back down the hill, back to their vehicles.
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They take off down that road.
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Same general direction as a craft.
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We pick ourselves up.
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We're, the best way I can explain is a state of shock after a car accident or something.
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The one younger guy who was, you know, always the one that talked the most, you know, he said, you know, what's the f***?
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You know, I remember that distinctly.
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It's like those first few moments after a car crash that something gets embedded.
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Got back in the vehicle, attempted to turn the Humvee on.
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It would not start at first.
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You know, you got a, just a side switch.
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It's a diesel engine.
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It took maybe five minutes to get it going.
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Try it every minute.
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I am reminded here of Dr. Kevin Knuth at the 2023 Seoul Foundation where he discussed vehicle malfunctions in the presence of UFOs.
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You might recall the scene from Close Encounters of the Third Kind where Richard Dreyfuss is in his truck investigating power outages and the UFO flies over his truck and the truck stops running.
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McCampbell in 1983 had identified several automobile interference types.
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You get an engine disruption and failure.
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The engines sometimes fail to restart in the vicinity of a UFO.
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And when the UFO leaves, sometimes the engine restarts.
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When I saw that in the movie, I was like, oh, this is just silly at this point.
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Engines don't just restart.
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You can't just, how is the UFO magically restarting the engine?
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Well, if you think about the physics, you can reason through this.
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And this is what McCampbell had done.
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If you have a strong enough electric field around this UFO, you could possibly be ionizing the air.
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How strong has this field got to be?
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It's got to be on the order of 3 times 10 to the 6 volts per meter.
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That'll short out the spark plugs in the car.
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It'll short out the distributor cam.
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So the car will stop running.
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But this also brings up an interesting point.
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If the VMA 513 Marines experienced vehicle failure,
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this would imply the black operators and their ground tactical vehicles were equipped with countermeasures,
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maybe similar to something like a Faraday cage to deflect the electromagnetic interference produced by the triangle.
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Arriving back to their Quonset hut, the Marines were greeted by their gunnery sergeant and a warrant officer.
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The commanding officers checked on the Marines, asked them about their mission and what they saw,
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and reminded the men whatever they encountered was just simple flares and to not tell others.
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We drive back to base.
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We finished our shift just by standing by again.
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Not a lot of talking.
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Back to our Quonset huts.
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By 7 a.m., our gunnery sergeant and our chief war officer was hanging out in our Quonset hut, which is strange.
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Marines don't do things with a lot of words.
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They do things by presence and implying something.
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It seemed like they were checking in on us.
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We already knew what it was about.
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But it's just like some flare activity out there, guys.
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You know, it was implied.
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We knew what they were saying.
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You guys stumbled across something you shouldn't have seen, but no big deal.
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Now, it is my opinion the warrant officer and gunnery sergeant were not briefed on the incident,
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the triangle, or the black team.
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And this is because of the way USAP or unacknowledged special access programs are conducted,
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which I do believe in fact Castle encountered.
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Therefore, these commanding officers would not have a need to know about the triangle or the operation.
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Therefore, I think it is highly likely bordering on absolute certainty.
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The commanding officers were informed Marines in their command had encountered USAP operations
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and sensitive materials and were to remind their Marines to retain absolute silence about their encounter.
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Now, one of the most intriguing pieces here is the day following the incident,
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Castle was subject to an anthrax booster.
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Castle had, shortly before Hunter Warrior, already received a booster for his already-taken anthrax vaccine,
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so why another immediately after the counter?
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Indeed, DOD mandates for all US military personnel to vaccinate against anthrax did not go effect until December 1997.
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And from the Gulf War in 1991 up to 1997,
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only some troops, if necessary, were given the anthrax vaccines and boosters.
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The following day, we were called to medical and given an anthrax booster, they called it.
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Now, as far as we knew, we had already been given the anthrax vaccine, you know, maybe a year prior.
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It was always controversial.
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But we did it because we were told, and in those days, there was a lot of grumbling among the Marines,
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and there was usually a guy with a rifle, you know, near the medical area where they're given the anthrax.
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Sometimes people would talk.
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So it doesn't feel like a suggestion you'd take.
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Yeah, again, a Marine thing, a suggestion that we're all taking this and keep your mouth shut.
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Had you already received, like, a booster?
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Because I know that, like you said, the anthrax vaccine was already controversial.
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I know that for some servicemen it was forced if they were overseas in the Middle East and later on.
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It wasn't like we were getting ready to go somewhere where there had been a scare or something.
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It was just me and those guys.
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So, again, it's hard not to get.
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But it was us, and there was a guy with a rifle, and we signed something, like we did before.
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First time we took the anthrax vaccine, all of us signed something, from what I remember.
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So after you take the booster, did anyone ever come up to you and tell you,
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do not talk about what you saw after the warrant officer as well speaking to you?
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Were you ever forced to sign anything regarding the incident or just?
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Now, of course, if it was just Castle here, I wouldn't be surprised.
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But knowing two other Marines with similar stories, of course I asked.
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And to my surprise, I learned that both Michael Herrera and Jonathan Weigant stated they were subject to anthrax boosters immediately after encountering.
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In Weigant's case, a team of black operators and a crashed, non-human UFO.
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And in Michael's case, a team of black operators and an enormous, 300-foot diameter, 8-gon alien reproduction vehicle.
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Perhaps it really is too conspiratorial to think what could have possibly been the purpose of this anthrax booster,
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but it is a data point we simply cannot ignore.
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Following his exit from the Marine Corps, Castle attempted to push the encounter from his mind
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while also dealing with the psychological trauma of being detained at gunpoint by American operators on U.S. soil.
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By 2002, Castle had an additional bizarre experience that may possibly relate to UFO legacy program operations.
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Wackenhut, now called G4S Solutions, is a prominent private security firm founded in 1954
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that is synonymous with UFO legacy programs.
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I have spoken about Wackenhut previously as the trainers to Department of Energy Special Response Teams or SRTs,
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which may have comprised the operators that detained and interrogated Jonathan Weigant
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in the jungles of northern Peru in late March, early April, 1997.
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I have also discussed Wackenhut's infamous board member, CIA deputy director, NSA director,
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vice director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, director of National Intelligence,
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director of the National Underwater Reconnaissance Office, Bobby Ray Inman.
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I have discussed Inman in numerous projects, so I recommend checking out any of these videos.
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It's only become more significant now once I started doing some research and realizing
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possible sources of those type of mercenaries that do that work.
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And a combination of my Marine brothers, Herrera, Weigant, hearing their stories and being like,
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finally there was a triangle, enough information that I could start digging locations, contracts,
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government contracts back in the 90s.
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And the term, not the term, the company Wackenhut kept coming up.
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And then I remember I was recruited, not a recruit, I received a letter of an event,
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a recruiting event by them when I first got out of the reserves, the New York Army National Guard in 2002.
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And it was within three months of me getting out.
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At the time, I figured I'm just on a list of veterans.
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However, they got that.
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They were data mining and they got my email.
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But thinking back now, knowing what I know about Wackenhut, it may have been an attempt.
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If nothing else, it was an attempt to pull me in as an asset.
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But because I did work on, they were looking for people that worked on helicopters.
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They didn't specifically say ordnance.
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They did say experience with the UH-1 Huey and the AH-1 Cobras, Super Cobras,
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which I knew enough about that I could work on them.
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But that's interesting because you were just training as a helicopter flight medic.
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That wasn't your MOS.
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No, I'd left the ordnance behind at the New York Air National Guard in Syracuse.
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So they knew something about you if they knew that you were actively training as a helicopter flight medic.
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In 2002, three years after he left service,
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Castle was approached out of the blue by Wackenhut to join their helicopter teams.
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Wackenhut seemingly knew all about Castle's military service record in training as a helicopter flight medic.
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But why discuss this?
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And why is Wackenhut important to mention?
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And what significance can we find in Wackenhut attempting to contract a Marine Corps sergeant
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who seemed to observe clandestine UFO legacy program operations?
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Well, aside from the possible involvement with the DOE NEST,
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or Nuclear Emergency Response Teams that brutalized Weygant and having Inman serve on their board of directors,
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Wackenhut is one of the most infamous and prolific private security agencies associated with UFO legacy program operations.
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Wackenhut has both been implicated with performing security for UFO legacy program sites,
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wherein Weygant's case, possibly involved with clandestine UFO crash retrieval operations.
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We mention Wackenhut only ever so briefly now, but please keep them in your mind for later for much more investigation,
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and the possibility that the team Castle observed was a Wackenhut trained and manned DOE SRT.
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Wackenhut historically provided professional security, especially perimeter security for many U.S. and DOE installations,
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and these include the Nevada test site and ever-elusive Groom Lake Area 51.
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Famously, Wackenhut worked perimeter security for Area 51 and caught Bob Lazar and his friends
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who attempted to camp out on Bureau of Land Management lands overlooking Dreamland
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to observe test flights of the sports model UFO.
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Quite an interesting little piece of UFO lore here.
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Now, let's finally analyze Castle's testimony in its entirety to transform a first-hand UFO encounter
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into what I propose is a unique glimpse into UFO legacy program operations.
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Castle's sighting of the Triangle and its operational ground team
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occurred within the area of operations of Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center 29 Palms.
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During the 2nd to 14 March 1997 Hunter Warrior Advanced Warfighting Experiment,
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while Castle was attached to a special-purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force,
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recall how I mentioned earlier that true insights into Castle's testimony
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occur when we analyze the Hunter Warrior experiment out of USMC 29 Palms Center.
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Indeed, as I mentioned, I believe USMC's involvement in UFO legacy programs is slim to none,
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and as you will see shortly, our analysis will turn us away from the USMC completely.
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Let's now briefly touch on again the Hunter Warrior Advanced Warfighting Experiment.
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Hunter Warrior sought to explore experimental methods to increase the area of influence and
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combat effectiveness of Marine units by utilizing a variety of experimental equipment and new warfighting
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tactics and techniques.
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This experiment was conducted with three core objectives in mind.
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Tactical operations on the dispersed non-contiguous battlefield.
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C-4I or Command Control Communications Computers and Intelligence to harness a single shared digital
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comms network over multiple battlefield areas.
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An enhancement of fire support and targeting improvements.
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Indeed, according to a 1997 USMC news release titled
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Findings Released on Hunter Warrior Advanced Warfighting Experiment,
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Hunter Warrior could be neatly summarized as an experiment that quote
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took a look at enhancing Marine units' effectiveness
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by utilizing a combination of experimental equipment and new warfighting tactics and techniques, end quote.
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It is the same news release we can even garner insights on CASEL's Experimental Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force,
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or as the USMC call it, SPMAGTF-X.
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We can learn that this special task force was involved not only in the three objectives of Hunter Warrior,
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but additionally all three phases which included
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Phase 1, focus on reconnaissance, surveillance, shaping, and deception operations by both
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Experimental Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force and the Operating Aggressor Force.
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Phase 2, study of targeting for initial engagements by air and long-range indirect fire missions.
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And finally Phase 3, major night movement by the operating forces,
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additional targeting for the task force, and culmination with a mobile raid on opposing forces.
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Phase 2, recall how CASEL's experience occurred whilst performing overnight crash retrieval exercises for AV-8B Harrier jets.
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It is by considering this, I wager this incident occurred during the third phase of Hunter Warrior.
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And before we go any further, let's revisit a few details of CASEL's encounter.
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CASEL encountered a massive, exotic, human-made aerospace vehicle that I will make the case,
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was reverse-engineered from non-human technology.
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Alongside a heavily armed ground team equipped with tactical vehicles resistant to the craft's electromagnetic effects.
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This clandestine team was operating in the area of operations of, at the time,
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the largest experiment to date by the newly renamed Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory involving several ground and air combat units.
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Clearly, the Triangle and its clandestine Special Mission Unit did not choose the remote, uninhabited area of Emerson Dry Lakebed,
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that was right smack in the middle of the Hunter Warrior Experiment to be seen by friendly American servicemen.
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The team chose an active Warfighter Experiment Zone to operate in the shadows.
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Due to these factors, it is bordering on certainty the Triangle and the clandestine team wish to operate on range
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in the AO of the Hunter Warfighter Experiment, undetected.
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But what was their objective?
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I theorize this team and its craft, secret via USAP or Intelligence Community CAP, controlled access program,
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wish to attach themselves to Hunter Warrior to train and run practice ops alongside Blue aka friendly assets,
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while maintaining secrecy hidden out of sight from Blue soldiers, personnel, vehicles, comms, networks, etc.
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As I have already mentioned, Castle's experience strikes similar chords to that of Herrera and Weigand.
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In Weigand's case in 2009, the young Marine stumbled upon a clandestine team with tactical vehicles actively loading containers,
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possibly filled with humans under an enormous octagonal alien reproduction vehicle in the jungles of Sumatra, Indonesia.
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In Weigand's case in 1997, just days or a few weeks after Castle's experience,
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the young Marine was detained and interrogated by a clandestine team in all black that seemingly sprung out of nowhere
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in the Peruvian jungle after Weigand and other Marines had arrived to the scene of a crashed non-human object.
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In all three scenarios, young Marines performing their duties were held at gunpoint and threatened with death several times.
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In one case, Castle's, the earliest of the three, the clandestine all-black team fled once their overwatch triangle darted out of sight.
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And clearly, some commanding officer or person of authority contacted USMC commanding officers
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to make sure the Marines who stumbled upon the secret operation by accident
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would not discuss encountering the USAP or CAP technology.
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In the other two encounters, the Marines were forcibly stripped of their gear, debriefed,
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and forced to sign extensive non-disclosure agreements under penalty of death by senior Air Force personnel.
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This series of events implies that after Castle's encounter,
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systems were put in place for how these black teams would actually deal with blue or friendly assets stumbling upon their missions,
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while conducting operations parallel but out of sight to blue assets.
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Although the triangle and team clearly failed this hypothesized directive in Hunter Warrior,
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to operate in the shadows free from USMCIs,
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this theory also supports that clearly methods were developed to deal with such blue encounters moving forward.
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And indeed, I do have further statements to support this hypothesis.
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Recently, Ross Coltheart has come out to state he believes with high conviction that thanks to his many sources,
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the infamous Tic Tac encountered by Commander David Fravor of the USS Nimitz off the coast of San Diego in 2004
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was Lockheed Martin's Gunkworks technology.
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Now regarding this controversial statement,
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I have zero knowledge if the Tic Tac was for sure human-made technology.
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I do, however, have my own framework that there are non-human Tic Tacs and human-made copy Tic Tacs,
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but let's entertain Ross's theory here for a moment.
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If, and I mean if the Tic Tac was indeed reverse-engineered technology out of the Lockheed Skunkworks,
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the flying propane tank-like craft operating in restrictive active US Navy airspace
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that actually flew to the Navy aircraft CAP point,
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which CAP is a Combat Air Patrol designated reference point,
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don't confuse this with Controlled Access Program CAP,
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clearly sought to operate and test on blue assets,
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in this case, Commander David Fravor and the VFA-41 Black Aces.
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Now, some of the arguments I have seen for the Tic Tac not being man-made
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are claims that the Navy or any US entity would never test technologies on their own pilots and servicemen.
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But this is incorrect, and this is actually done commonly.
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So, if the Tic Tac was flying within the AO or area of operations of the USS Nimitz Aviation Exercises,
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this would imply the Tic Tac could have been gauging reaction types,
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times, speeds, methods, etc.
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of an unknowing force if any blue assets were to ever make unknown enemy contact.
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Warning the pilots beforehand taints the results and observations.
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But remember, all this around the Nimitz is just a hypothesis.
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But if true clearly ties into Castle and demonstrates instances in which human-made,
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reverse-engineered vehicles operate within acknowledged war games or large-scale warfighter experiments,
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to both test on blue assets and operate in the shadows parallel to blue assets.
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The Nimitz here also gives us a perfect segue into the Navy.
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Why in the world would we discuss the Navy over USMC?
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Well, this is because I believe, with very strong conviction might I add,
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The triangular craft and team operated at the behest of the US Navy with likely cooperation or asset sharing with the US Air Force.
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Let me explain here, and this will shockingly tie into much of my previous work.
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Returning to the 1997 USMC news release detailing findings on Hunter Warrior,
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we can see both the Marine Corps Combat Development Center and the Center for Naval Analyses.
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Release summary of experiment findings to the Deputy Commanding General of the MCCDC.
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The Center for Naval Analyses, administrated by the CNA Corporation,
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is a Department of Defense and Navy Federally Funded Research and Development Center,
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or FFRDC, as we will call it from here on out.
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If you are a long-time viewer of my channel, this is definitely old news.
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But if you are a new viewer to my channel, the foundation of my research points to FFRDCs
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and how these semi-private, government-controlled, research-development, test-and-evaluation centers
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act as liaison between United States government-slash-DOD and US defense contractors
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for UFO reverse engineering and material exploitation programs,
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alongside their university counterparts' university-affiliated research centers, or UARCs.
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Such institutions, according to my work, serve as subject-matter experts
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and provide necessary R&D work on project materials.
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This would in turn keep knowledge access in technology of unknown origin programs quite strict,
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only allowing contractor personnel with the need to know full insights
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into the full extent of the non-human materials on which the programs focus.
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The Navy employs numerous UARCs and FFRDCs.
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UARCs here include the Applied Physics Laboratories at John Hopkins and the University of Washington,
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as well as the Applied Research Laboratories at the University of Hawaii at Manoa,
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University of Texas at Austin, and Pennsylvania State University.
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Penn State's UARC was established in 1945 by future Penn State President Dr. Eric A. Walker.
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Walker is a critical figure in the research of my channel.
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Dr. Walker was named by physicist and consultant to the DOD Research Board
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as participating in 1950s UFO crash retrieval and reverse engineering programs alongside Dr. Vannevar Bush.
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If you want to learn more about Walker and Bush, go watch my recent Aztec video.
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I especially recommend that video because the Center for Naval Analyses can trace its founding to 1942's Anti-Summarine Warfare Operations Group
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that was formed to assist the U.S. Navy with scientific advice for finding and attacking U-boats.
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Of course, in the Aztec video, I devote over an hour to analyzing how and why scientists involved with anti-summarine technology and warfare
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working under Vannevar Bush's Office of Scientific Research and Development
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served as primary sources to details and findings on the 25 March 1948 crashed 99.9-foot disc at Aztec, New Mexico,
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a connection I never in a million years would have thought to make to Castle in this video, but here we are.
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You will find nothing publicly connecting the Center for Naval Analyses to UFO Legacy Program Operations.
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These connections only exist in the words of my sources to me, so take that for what you will.
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But why in the world would a naval FFRDC publish findings on Hunter Warrior?
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Was this for a good old-fashioned corporate reporting write-up, or, in my opinion,
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a secondary report created by a tendril of the naval involvement in UFO Legacy Program Operations
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that could easily back-channel USAP-slash-CAP data, reports, and results of ARV applications
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alongside blue assets back to the Navy while avoiding the marine chain of command?
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Well, as it turns out, the US Navy was integral to Hunter Warrior, but not in a majorly acknowledged fashion.
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In 1995, Vice Admiral Robert Spain, then Commander of Naval Air Force Pacific,
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detailed the possibility of getting naval carrier tactical aviation involved in supporting troops ashore
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in a December 1995 report titled, quote,
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An Operational Examination of Sea-Based Aerial Fire Support for Engaged Troops, end quote.
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This proposed a new mission involving different training procedures and employment concepts for air crews
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operating from aircraft carriers in close concert with ground forces in a non-linear battlefield.
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At the behest of Admiral Jay Johnson, Chief of Naval Operations, in late 1996,
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General Charles Krulak, Commander of the Marine Corps, quote,
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requested that Commander Naval Strike Air Warfare Center Fallon, Nevada,
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assemble air crews from Fallon in Naval Air Station Lemoore, California,
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to explore the Hunter Air concept during Hunter Warrior,
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which evaluated a wide variety of technologies and evolutionary tactics, end quote.
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The involvement of two naval facilities, the Naval Strike Air Warfare Center in Fallon, Nevada,
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now called the Naval Aviation Warfare Development Center, or NAWDC, as we will call it from here on out,
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and the Naval Air Station Lemoore, California, or NAS Lemoore, as we will start calling it,
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where an adjunct to Hunter Warrior bolted on late in the planning state.
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According to my theory we're about to explore,
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NAWDC and NAS Lemoore entered into Hunter Warrior at the last second,
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realizing an opportunity to engage their ARV and special mission units,
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and wargame exercise to practice operations, recoveries, missions, etc.
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And of course, we have several avenues to pursue to support this theory.
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A top gun, or what really is called Naval Strike Air Warfare Center,
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And the Naval Air Station has been here, of course, a lot longer than that.
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And it's a tenant command at the base that does a lot of its training and learning,
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and its universities out there, and then they prepare and train in the desert.
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In projects past, I have detailed at length programs and efforts of the U.S. Navy to retrieve,
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exploit, and store non-human vehicles.
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I really recommend if you haven't seen that, stopping now and watching my video on Navy UFO
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Legacy Program Operations and Come Back, which explores everything from the highly secretive
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National Underwater Reconnaissance Office, to Admiral Bobby Ray Inman,
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to the Deep Submergent Systems Project, to a 1991 Deep Sea Triangle UFO Recovery.
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But we will stick to Castle here and get to know NAWDC and NASA Lemoore a little more.
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NAWDC is the Navy's Center of Excellence for Air Combat Training and Development.
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NAWDC trains naval aviation in advanced tactics, techniques, and procedures
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across assigned combat mission areas at the individual, unit, integrated, and joint levels,
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ensuring alignment of the training continuum to set and enforce combat proficiency standards
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to develop, validate, standardize, publish, and revise tactics, techniques, and procedures.
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NAWDC was set up in 1996 to consolidate the Naval Strike Warfare Center, the Navy Fighter Weapon
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School, Top Gun, and the Carrier Airborne Early Warning Weapon School, Top Dome.
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NAWDC provides service to air crews, squadrons, and airwings of the U.S. Navy through flight training,
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academic instructional classes, and direct operational and intelligence support.
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And remember that I said Navy flight training, and the Top Gun school here, I'm sure none of
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you need reminding to Top Gun or Top Gun Maverick.
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Welcome to your special training detachment.
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I'm Admiral Bates, Nautic Commander.
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You're all Top Gun graduates.
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The best of the best.
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The enemy's new fifth generation fighter has leveled the playing field.
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Details are few, but you can be sure we no longer possess the technological advantage.
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Success, now more than ever, comes down to the man or woman in the box.
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Half of you will make the cut.
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One of you will be named mission leader.
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The other half will remain in reserve.
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Your instructor is a Top Gun graduate with real-world experience in every mission aspect
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you will be expected to master.
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Your instructor is a Top Gun.
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The other half will be named after the mission of the pilot.
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His exploits are legendary.
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And he's considered to be one of the finest pilots this program has ever produced.
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What he has to teach you may very well mean the difference between life and death.
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One of NAWDC's most interactive departments is Naval Intelligence.
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If you have watched my Navy video, I have labeled the Office of Naval Intelligence and Office of Naval Research
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as spearheading numerous U.S. Navy UFO legacy programs.
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NAWDC is also, quote,
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the primary authority on training and tactics development.
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NAWDC provides training, assessment, aviation requirement recommendations,
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research and development priorities for integrated strike warfare,
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maritime and overland air superiority,
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strike fighter employment,
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airborne battle management,
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combat search and rescue,
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close air support and associated planning support systems,
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this naval facility out of Fallon, Nevada,
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or the Fallon Range and Training Complex,
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an enormous training range just north of the Nevada Test Site
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and Nevada Test and Training Range, MRTFB,
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or Major Range and Test Facility Base,
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used extensively by Area 51 Groom Lake,
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a detachment of Edwards 412th Test Wing.
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A long-time critical component of my work has been discussion of air training ranges for UFO legacy program operations,
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specifically test and operational flight testing of reproduction vehicles.
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This subject will come up again soon,
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radical in my opinion,
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to solving the who, what, and why of Castle's encounter.
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Now, I have discussed at length aerial training ranges,
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such as Dugway's Utah Test and Training Range,
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and Nellis' Nevada Test and Training Range,
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and Edwards 412th Test Wing restricted flight airspace
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and directly accused each of these locations
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of operating and testing alien reproduction vehicles on these ranges.
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Therefore, it is intriguing to me,
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Nautic, in Fallon, Nevada,
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extremely close to both the NTTR and UTTR,
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and added as adjunct to Hunter Warrior,
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employs its own enormous aerial training range complex.
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NAWDC is no stranger to sightings of
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a witness in Fallon, Nevada,
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very large craft at 11.13pm
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that he thought at first was a B-52.
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flying triangle with no running lights,
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but it did have some 7 to 9 dimly lit nodes.
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It flew at 20 miles per hour making no noise.
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It was astonishingly close,
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Total event time was 8 seconds.
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The witness had a clear view of the side and bottom of the ship,
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but could not make out the leading edge or rear of the craft,
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Welcome to Naval Air Station L'Amour,
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the Navy's newest, largest,
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and only West Coast Master Jet Face.
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NAS L'Amour is home port for every Navy strike fighter squadron on the West Coast.
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These squadrons are equipped with F-18 Hornet and Super Hornet aircraft.
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The Air Station's new $9 million air traffic control tower
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is part of the Navy's largest and busiest air traffic control facility.
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NAS L'Amour is the Navy's newest and largest master jet base.
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Located in Northern California,
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L'Amour is home to several carrier air wings,
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as well as the entire strike fighter wing Pacific.
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NAS L'Amour is no stranger to triangle sightings.
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These include the 2001 testimony of Navy Aviation Maintenance Administrator
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who stated he observed a triangular glowing object
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with white glowing points above FRC West NAS L'Amour.
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After observing the craft travel slowly for three minutes,
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the vehicle departed at a seemingly instantaneous speed out of sight.
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Assetta claimed to observe the same vehicle four times
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between February to October 2012
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with no response from the Naval Air Station.
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NAS L'Amour also shares some intriguing ties
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with a usual tricky customer of this channel.
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An Air Force base I suspect is intimately involved
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in ARV testing and flight programs,
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Edwards, and their illustrious 412th test wing.
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Air Force Master Sergeant Edgar Fouché
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claimed to observe man-made triangular craft
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and don't worry, we will explore this more shortly,
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over Edwards Air Force Base
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less than 90 miles away from Castle's encounter.
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One night a longtime friend of mine
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and I were standing on top of the Fairchild A-10 hangar
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at Edwards Air Force Base.
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It was 2 a.m. and a perfectly clear night
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with millions of stars visible to the naked eye.
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This was a very common night at Edwards.
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I noticed a group of stars
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who were looking at it
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seemed to be shifting in color.
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I could name quite a few constellations.
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I had just taken an astrology course
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and definitely knew what the Big Dipper was.
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I made a C in that course, I think, or B.
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So I pointed out to my friend
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that the three stars near the Big Dipper
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in triangular formation
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were not supposed to be there.
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We watched as the strobing stars shifted in color
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from a bright blue to a reddish yellow.
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After a period of about 20 minutes,
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we could tell that the objects weren't stars
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because they were getting larger.
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This was somewhat unnerving.
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It was further unnerving
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when the space in between the stars
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started blocking out the stars in the background.
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We decided it probably was
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a top-secret Air Force vehicle of some type.
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Still, we weren't sure.
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At the time, I didn't believe in UFOs.
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That's the honest truth.
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The vehicle had gone from half the size
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of the Big Dipper to twice its size
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It had moved from the west to the east
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towards Edwards Air Force Base.
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we could make out the silhouette
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or outline of the triangle.
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The lights were possibly exhaust,
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and vanished in an instant from the sky.
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as the primary naval facility
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involved with Hunter Warrior,
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I do believe a strong case can be built.
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The triangle Castle observed
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but I do for a little bit
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want to explore the concept
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that the triangle could have come
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from Nass-Lemore, Edwards,
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or some sort of combination
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Now, do you recall all the way back
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in this investigation
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where I mentioned Castle's encounter
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occurred within the FAA airspace
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designated as R-2501C?
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is one of few facilities
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to the R-2508 complex,
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a section of restricted airspace
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presently used and managed
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by three principal military activities
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in the upper Mojave Desert region.
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of internal restricted areas,
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military operations areas,
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air traffic control assigned airspace areas,
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and other special use airspaces.
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include bombing ranges,
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supersonic corridors,
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low-altitude high-speed maneuvers,
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radar intercept areas,
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and refueling areas.
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sits near Antelope Valley,
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a location containing
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several aerospace facilities,
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RCS or radar cross-section ranges,
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deep underground military bases
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I have directly accused
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with UFO legacy program operations,
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largely Lockheed Martin
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and Northrop Grumman.
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by the National Training Center
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Naval Air Weapons Station,
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and the 412th Test Wings,
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Air Force Test Center
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out of Edwards Air Force Base.
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and Palmdale Plant 42,
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which I have discussed extensively,
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street addresses for,
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calling for Congress
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to investigate UFO legacy sites
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with boots on the ground,
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NASS-Lemore now joins
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three other major entities
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to UFO legacy programs
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in specific restricted sections
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And I bring up R-2508
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not just because of Edwards
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to Castle's encounter,
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but because of R-2508
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and its principal entities.
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I have spoken at length previously
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regarding China Lake,
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deep underground military bases.
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Edwards and its 412th Test Wing,
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are one of the cornerstone
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very vetted individual
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A witness who was summoned
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or the Senate Select Committee
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to avoid implication
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in illegal programs.
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Ed spoke to Stephen Greer
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divulging many details
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regarding Edwards Air Force Base,
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and Ed has blocked me
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on every single platform
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from which I have contacted him.
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Ed began his Air Force career
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specifically Nellis Air Force Base,
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the 98th Range Wing.
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As an engineering requirements manager
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in electrical engineering,
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Ed claimed he was briefed
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by an Air Force major
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and it was at Nellis
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of joint UFO programs
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Lockheed and Boeing.
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Ed was sent to Edwards
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for further range engineering work
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Test and Evaluation expertise
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for aerospace vehicles.
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the Air Force Flight
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Experimental and Development
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Engineering Resources.
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This is where barriers
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This is where records
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of what we are capable of.
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This is where we look
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To make our warriors
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and our enemies tremble.
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To push the boundaries
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To deliver capabilities
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that will write history.
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Our mission is test.
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We learn all there is
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about our technology
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We set the standard.
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to Edwards Range Orientation
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in Edwards' infamous
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Air Force Test Pilot School.
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at the Edwards 412th
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Director of Operations
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infrastructure budget
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directly supervising
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and enlisted personnel.
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of reverse-engineered vehicles.
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from extraterrestrial technology,
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such as Project Red Light.
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statements of biologics,
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videos of essentially
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invisible inspection UFOs,
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and Ed's follow-up career
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at the Pentagon Air Force
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Research Development
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I vehemently believe
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Edwards 412th test wing
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legacy program operations,
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Recall the infamous story
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as relayed by Edgar Fouché.
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what the Flying Triangle is,
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sighted around the world.
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It's the most exotic
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and classified aerospace
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that's ever been built.
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It may be stealthily
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Fouché would disclose
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and his five close friends
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Many have criticized
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the Air Force Master
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for his lack of evidence,
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but as I have said many times,
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I have found tremendous value
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in studying Fouché's disclosures.
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According to Fouché,
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TR-3B saw prototype flights
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begin in the early 1970s
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with successful implementation
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of gravity-warping systems.
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three operational prototype systems
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were flying by 1994,
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triangles approximately
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Cassel's 200 to 300 feet,
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as well as an enormous
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600-foot operational model.
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the operational model
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A friend of mine said
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he would never forget
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of the alien-looking
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triangular-shaped TR-3B
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and then only in whispers.
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According to Fouché,
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the engineering of TR-3B
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was performed by Lockheed,
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intelligence agencies,
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were reverse-engineered
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from non-human technology
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from Sandia National Labs
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and Lawrence Livermore Labs.
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Two Department of Energy
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a usual tricky customer
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plasma-filled accelerator ring
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magnetic field disruptor
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rotatable crew compartment.
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of anything you've ever imagined
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as far as technology.
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Sandia and Livermore Laboratories
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developed a reverse-engineered
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and I believe the government
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will go at any lengths
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to protect this technology.
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But you're not going to be able
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to build one of these
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from what I tell you.
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the government will go
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at 250,000 atmospheres,
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of 150 degrees Kelvin
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to 60,000 revolutions
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to create a superconductive
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a magnetic vortex field,
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Do not misunderstand.
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This is not anti-gravity.
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Anti-gravity you can use
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as a propulsive force.
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The mass of the circular accelerator
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within the accelerator,
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such as the crew compartment,
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environmental systems,
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This causes the effect
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of making an aircraft
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and able to outperform
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those we didn't build.
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stealth reconnaissance platform
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Once you get it up there
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it doesn't take much
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to maintain altitude.
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With the vehicle's mass
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the vehicle can travel
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vertically or horizontally.
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that have had sightings
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of things making right,
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perfect right turns,
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a perfect right turn.
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It's against the laws
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But it sure looks like
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For those that have seen it,
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that's how they do it.
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uses three multi-mode thrusters
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mounted on each corner
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of the triangular platform.
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The multi-mode propulsion system
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can operate in the atmosphere
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with thrust provided
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by the nuclear reactor
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and in the upper atmosphere
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with hydrogen propulsion
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with combined hydrogen
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and oxygen propulsion.
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By Fouché's definition,
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an alien reproduction vehicle.
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featured some systems
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with Proseia technology,
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such as a triangular airframe,
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odd but still recognizable
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rotatable crew compartments,
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or electronics communications
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the craft also featured
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from non-human technology.
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This then, of course,
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back to 1988's Fluxliner
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that allegedly operated
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F4 Phantom jump seats
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as well as bolted panels.
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for all of its claims
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propulsion capabilities,
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was indeed remarkably simple.
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It could be described
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souped-up Tesla coil
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gravity and inertia,
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with off-the-shelf navigation
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and life-support systems
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almost as an afterthought.
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You could think of it
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of anti-gravity vehicles,
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an industrial dune buggy,
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that can get you to Mars
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was still a way off.
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Castle saw only the underside
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and little of the side profile
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during this experience
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but draw strong parallels
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include the 200-foot models
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resembling the 200-300-foot parameters
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but also reference here
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Fouché's detailed illustration
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While working with a 3D artist
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to model Castle's craft,
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Castle was absolutely
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embedded spherical orb lights
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and not flush lighting panels.
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Although not orb or spherical,
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on Fouché's illustrations
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that Fouché described
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vectored rocket engines
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to aid in craft propulsion.
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Castle firmly stated
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of the equilateral triangle
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and the same can be seen
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was almost vantablack,
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meaning blacker than black
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with low reflectivity,
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a concave dome-like structure
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MFD gravity reduction device
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The strongest parallel
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comes in the description
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of variable-vectored
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observable from the top,
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While witnessing primarily
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to be several ridges
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between each spherical light
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Could Castle's craft
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alien reproduction vehicle
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illustrated by Edgar Fouché?
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bolstering this hypothesis.
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most drastic revelations
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piloted the vehicles.
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were top of their class,
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stationed at Edwards.
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triangle testimonies.
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Lockheed Skunkworks,
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and McDonnell Douglas
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specifically Northrop
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are locations I have
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discussed extensively
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Palmdale, California
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military-slash-private
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contractor-classified
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Burbank, California,
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research development,
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test and evaluation,
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ARV in the Antelope Valley,
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our attention to the
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utilize high-frequency
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stealth technologies
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The radar cross-section
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Many RCS facilities,
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Three and Antelope Valley,
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during the Cold War.
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This led the majority
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of the installations,
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being built primarily
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Numerous researchers
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Lockheed Hellendale,
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and McDonnell Douglas
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flown over these sites
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pulse weapon systems
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the Senate Intelligence
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They're electro-gravity
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over different diamonds.
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I have a whole series
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of video and pictures
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underground installation
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Lockheed Skunk Works
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