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OrgMilitary UnitThe United States Army is the land warfare service, responsible for sustained ground operations, air and missile defense, intelligence, research, logistics, and support to joint forces.
The United States Army is the land warfare service, responsible for sustained ground operations, air and missile defense, intelligence, research, logistics, and support to joint forces.
Pete Hegseth
The United States Army is the country’s principal land warfare service, tracing its founding to the Continental Army in 1775. It organizes, trains, and equips forces for ground combat and joint operations while maintaining intelligence, aviation, air defense, research, logistics, medical, and engineering capabilities. Civilian leadership sits within the Department of the Army under the Department of Defense.
Army organizations include operational commands, laboratories, intelligence units, ranges, and specialized schools. Records concerning an unusual event may arise through military police, aviation safety, intelligence, or technical research. Those channels have different missions and do not imply a unified institutional conclusion. The Army is organized into operational commands, installations, laboratories, intelligence elements, aviation units, and acquisition organizations with different records and authorities. Historical UAP connections range from early military investigations to the transfer of alleged materials and later consciousness research. Naming the responsible command is therefore more informative than attributing an activity to the service as a whole. The service’s scale likewise means that policy issued at headquarters may coexist with local reports that never became an Army-wide finding.
The Army appears in UFO history through missile-site reports, Fort Monmouth, technical intelligence, alleged debris analysis, and Cold War remote viewing programs. A declassified study shows authorized interest, not proof of its strongest claimed result. Personal accounts by soldiers likewise require case-specific records and corroboration.
The Army’s relevance to UAP and national security lies in protected facilities, mobile sensors, and land-based operational context. Its institutional scale makes precise unit and date attribution essential. “Army intelligence” is too broad to substitute for a program name, authority, and surviving record.
Tomorrow I welcome Paul Smith to the SCIF. (today for members) Paul H. Smith, Ph.D., is a retired U.S. Army Major, intelligence officer and Desert Storm veteran. In 1983 he was recruited into the Army’s remote viewing program at Fort Meade, Maryland, later known as Star Gate. He served there from September 1983 to August 1990. He was one of five Star Gate personnel trained directly by Ingo Swann and Dr. Harold Puthoff at SRI International. He is credited with over a thousand training and oper...
Part 33 of a series reassessing the documentary record behind the 1933 Magenta narrative. TL;DR Fort Monmouth produced a cluster of reports, not a demonstrated radar-and-visual track of one craft. On 10–11 September 1951, Army radar personnel reported unusual targets, while two Air Force officers in a T-33 reported a silver object over coastal New Jersey. The nearby Twin Lights radar was off the air; its monitor corroborated the crew’s radio conversation, not the object. The contemporary anal...
Part 23 of a series reassessing the documentary record behind the 1933 Magenta narrative. TL;DR The FBI marked its January 1949 memo Confidential. Inside, it reported that Army and Air Force intelligence officers considered the subject “top secret.” The green fireballs prompted searches and a camera program. Investigators found copper in samples taken both before and after the fireball they were studying. Project Twinkle filmed daylight objects after a missile test. Holloman gave little weigh...
John Blitch is a cognitive scientist, experiencer, retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, and former DARPA program manager. He joins Yvonne Smith, Sarah Gamm, and Alan Steinfeld to explore the experiencer dimension of the phenomenon. UAPCon
I’m from the Kansas City area, and something about Spielberg choosing KC as the central setting for Disclosure Day has been on my mind. There are a couple of interesting things about this area that I haven’t seen discussed much in connection with the film. First, we have the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant in Independence, Missouri. It’s the largest small-arms ammunition manufacturing plant in the world, covering nearly 4,000 acres. There have been local rumors about the facility being connec...
Ok so I got into the gateway tapes from the Monroe Institute and read the - US Army Intelligence and Security Command - report about it that can be read here: Analysis and Assessment of the Gateway Process The report is from June 9th 1983, (complete with the 25th page). It was approved to be released to the public the 10th of September 2003. (The specific line mentioned here can be found on page 27 in the report, or page 29 of the pdf) The report has this sentence in it that I want to share h...
Ok so I got into the gateway tapes from the Monroe Institute and read the - US Army Intelligence and Security Command - report about it that can be read here: Analysis and Assessment of the Gateway Process The report is from June 9th 1983, (complete with the 25th page). It was approved to be released to the public the 10th of September 2003. (The specific line mentioned here can be found on page 27 in the report, or page 29 of the pdf) The report has this sentence in it that I want to share h...
Army sniper claims US troops killed 'reptilian beings' in battle near Area 51
A former Army sniper has revealed the incredible events which allegedly left a US soldier dead as the military hunted alien invaders in the Nevada desert.
I feel exactly the same about this as I did when we first started reporting on allegations of legacy programs. Back then, many people were uncomfortable with w [Quoted] NEW: Former Army Sniper Says He Was Told of Deadly Encounter With Reptilian Beings Near Area 51 https://t.co/8u6TeiIyIB
Liberation Times reports that a special operations veteran claims that the U.S. military has had lethal encounters with intelligent sentient beings. Should hum [Quoted] NEW: Former Army Sniper Says He Was Told of Deadly Encounter With Reptilian Beings Near Area 51 https://t.co/8u6TeiIyIB
