Having the acting Pentagon press secretary tweeting out this stuff is definitely not a bad thing. It helps keep my current cynicism in check. https://t.co/lUHBsASRkD [Quoted] 🛸 5th PURSUE FILES DROP: 1950s U.S. Naval Intelligence Assessment on UAPs Captured on Film This file contains a memorandum relating to the U.S. Naval Photographic Interpretation Center’s assessment of two films allegedly depicting unidentified airborne objects, captured in Montana and Utah in 1950 and 1952, respectively...

RT @JoelValdezDOW: 🛸 5th PURSUE FILES DROP: 1950s U.S. Naval Intelligence Assessment on UAPs Captured on Film This file contains a memoran…

This one's been sitting in the archives for a while, but the case itself hasn't lost any relevance. Naval personnel on the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt described something extraordinary, and the way the incident was handled tells you a lot about how the military approached this subject in the 1950s. Worth a watch. 🚢 https://t.co/si15SR498V

Nothing says totally neutral encyclopedia like a page about the societal effects of UFO belief that manages to sound like it was written by someone who thinks the 1950s never ended. Meanwhile, the U.S. government has an actual UAP office, Congress has held public hearings, and multiple officials have testified on the record. But somehow we are still expected to act like anyone who takes ufology seriously is automatically fringe, dangerous, or one step away from wearing a foil hat in a basemen...

Annie Jacobsen: "My position on UFOs has never changed. The CIA ran deliberate disinformation campaigns starting in the 1950s to cover U-2 and A-12 Oxcart flights from Area 51." 🛸😱 The long-winged U-2 looked like a giant flying X high above commercial airliners. Pilots reported UFOs. Colonel Slater, the base commander, said commercial pilots would report the sightings and upon landing in California were met by FBI agents who made them sign nondisclosure forms. “That’s a lot of UFO sightings...

The govt as the masses experience it has nothing to do with nhi/crafts/hybrids/? 1950s the mic took it all to the private sector where it could be studied and exploited however they see fit, without oversight. 7 DECADES of R&D, unlimited budget. Hybrids. Because they figured out how the crafts operate, but your pre 60s human can not interface with the crafts as the NHI do. Some version of a treaty that includes guidence on humanity gaining this function, over time. 70 years. How many generati...

Uap disclosure UFO Files , report CIA 1950s. The report describes the Roswell incident, how it occurred, what caused it, and also discusses the type of propulsion the craft likely had. This document is nearly 80 years old, so it is quite outdated.

In the 1950s, Boise Airport posted official “fees” for UFO landings and hovering in response to the surge of flying saucer sightings. https://t.co/BeOaKwLAQb

A retired NASA scientist published independent confirmation of anomalous transients in European archives. Old astronomical photos from the 1950s (before we’d put almost anything into space) show mysterious flashes of light. They appear for a split second and then they’re gone. These flashes have a specific physical fingerprint. They look like light bouncing off something flat and spinning in orbit. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2603.20407