Re:As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anom...
by password11 on Sunday February 05, 2023 @08:39PM
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> As a result, the 2023 NDAA requires an audit of all government involvement in UAP since 1945, (which coincides with the Trinity incident). Perhaps most significantly, the government created a secure whistleblower program for federal and private sector employees and contractors to come forward with any related information.
Seems like the government is serious about this. Maybe they're having people be on the lookout for other countries' classified projects.
That being said, no "UFO-like" secret aircraft have ever been publicly used by the United States for 80 years. I guess maybe because there have been no major wars since 1945 there was never a need to use them.
But given the fact that 1950s UFO capabilities surpass current aircraft, and there are currently confirmed UAP reports, it seems reasonable to take the government at face value and conclude: we know UAPs exist, we don't know what they are, and given the long time span they're probably not classified projects.
Seems like the government is serious about this. Maybe they're having people be on the lookout for other countries' classified projects.
That being said, no "UFO-like" secret aircraft have ever been publicly used by the United States for 80 years. I guess maybe because there have been no major wars since 1945 there was never a need to use them.
But given the fact that 1950s UFO capabilities surpass current aircraft, and there are currently confirmed UAP reports, it seems reasonable to take the government at face value and conclude: we know UAPs exist, we don't know what they are, and given the long time span they're probably not classified projects.