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Retired Rear Admiral Tim Gaulladet Discusses Bluegill Triple Prime Paper with Jesse Michels

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The discussion surrounding Bluegill Triple Prime centers on a U.S. thermonuclear test conducted on October 26, 1962, reportedly involving the survival of a coherent object following the detonation. This incident is highlighted in a paper co-authored by Retired Rear Admiral Tim Gaulladet, his wife Caren, and Geoff Cruikshank, which has gained attention following Gaulladet's interview with Jesse Michels. The claims about a UAP being involved in this event are based on interpretations and discussions within social media and online forums, not on confirmed official reports. The narrative is largely driven by commentary and speculation rather than substantiated evidence from authoritative sources.
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• October 26, 1962 — U.S. conducts Bluegill Triple Prime nuclear test over Johnston Atoll.
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