This book is quite amazing. For his seniority in the government, he writes with such vulnerability and fullness. Several things here that are new: The full narrative of the effort to take UAP study beyond the hyper secret legacy program. So many difficulties along the way. More corroboration for Lazar even though he doesn’t need any. House haunting at an intense level. This is what I needed. Can’t wait to read the rest.

I recently had a extensive conversation with an individual who stated his name was "Chuck" (phonetically sounded like Chuck Sgaletti / Scaletti). He made several specific claims regarding Area 51, S4, and Bob Lazar, and I am posting here to check if these details match any known accounts. Summary of his claims: Background: Stated he was an Air Force crew chief who trained personnel on multiple aircraft, including the SR-71 Blackbird at Beale Air Force Base. He referred to himself as the "Bird...

Project 612 was an “alleged” MJ-12 project that originally leaked in the mid-1990s, whose historical existence remained unclear for decades. Until now. The 1947-1948 Reports of Air Materiel Command’s Watson Laboratories were declassified only after President Obama issued Executive Order 13526. So, decades after the “disputed” Project 612 allegations emerged, the newly recovered USAF AMC Watson Laboratories reports provide irrefutable primary source evidence confirming the historical reality o...

Part 1 argued that Corso has a genuine institutional kernel and an account that cannot carry its own weight. He was a real intelligence officer who ended his career in the Army’s foreign-technology office, inside a military that really did run recovery, transport and exploitation channels pointing at Wright-Patterson. But that was not the Air Force organization that received Blue Fly material; his manuscript, Dawn of a New Age, is hedged and inconclusive where the published book is categorica...