You know Area 51, but just what in the world is Area 6?

Hey, at least we get a mention. Looks like the area is not too secret, since it's still observable from tour buses. Looks like it's to mainly test unmanned aerial vehicles.

"Other than a few “Above Top Secret” forum posts from 2009, and a Wikipedia blurb that cites a 2011 Flightglobal story saying the runway is part of an unmanned aerial vehicle test facility, little has been written about the Area 6 runway.

Unlike Area 51, which is protected by shoot-to-kill security and shielded from outside view by mountain ranges, Area 6 has only fences and visitor checkpoints. It can be seen at a distance from tour buses on the highway to historic bomb craters at the northern end of Yucca Flat.

The purpose of this facility is to construct, operate, and test a variety of unmanned aerial vehicles. Tests include, but are not limited to, airframe modifications, sensor operation, and onboard computer development. A small, manned chase plane is used to track the unmanned aerial vehicles,” reads the report Energy Department contractor Bechtel SAIC prepared in 2008 for the Yucca Mountain repository license application.

They come here to test their own sensors,” he recently said after spending months fending off questions about the Area 6 runway from the Review-Journal".

www.reviewjournal.com...

Area 6 is exactly 45 fewer than Area 51. Clearly 45 is significant and from my study of the astrological charts (thank you Nancy Reagan) the year 1945 was particularly interesting.

What happened in 1945? Glad you asked:

April 25
Founding negotiations for the United Nations begin in San Francisco.

Clearly Area 6 is an Illuminati stronghold, cause let's admit it, the UN is a Bilderberg front, most probably a base where the UN meets in secret with the Greys to plan their imminent takeover.

As you can see, there is no flaw in my logic so no need to debate my points.

a reply to: PhantomTwo
Well...............that's that then........

a reply to: UnBreakable

Looks like the MIB got to your post.

Since we don't know what link the op used, I don't know if this is an allowed link or not. I guess we'll see...

www.reviewjournal.com...

a reply to: snowspirit

Ok, I guess that link isn't allowed.

Google it.

Just seems to be an airstrip where they test out drones. Or the illuminati thing

originally posted by: snowspirit
a reply to: snowspirit

Ok, I guess that link isn't allowed.

Google it.

What am I supposed to be not looking at here or is this an elaborate prank??

22 miles Southeast of Hangar 18.

a reply to: UnBreakable

Out of curiosity who is the review journal ( I never have heard of them) associated with that its not allowed here on ATS?

Update:
Apparently the review journal was purchased by an unknown entity, and their was lots of concern on the identity of the owner. It looks like a casino republican billionaire may have been the owner

Still curious as to why its banned on ATS?

www.dailymail.co.uk... l

this maybe?

originally posted by: nonspecific

originally posted by: snowspirit
a reply to: snowspirit

Ok, I guess that link isn't allowed.

Google it.

What am I supposed to be not looking at here or is this an elaborate prank??

It seemed to me to be an informational post, taken from a link on today's Drudge. Don't know why it's considered "restricted" and they blew away my post.

Going with the easy-answer!

Hydrocarbon Contaminated Soils Disposal Site is an existing, state of Nevada-approved, Class III landfill. All non-Resource Conservation and Recovery Act-regulated hydrocarbon contaminated soils and materials generated on the NTS are disposed of at this landfill.

fas.org...

Saw the other story pop up, looked at the source, couldn't find corroborating sources and walked away...so Landfill it is!

a reply to: nonspecific

Congrats! You found a link that ats allows.

is there even an area 6 at all ?

i am not taking the piss - is a serious point

just because A51 is called A51 - it doesnt mean there are 50 other areas

one reason for this is disinformation

in WWII - the first brittish commando unit was sent into action with the designation " 10 commando " - to bluff the nazis into thinking that 9 other equally capable units were ready and capable of raiding thier defences

if the US has ememys thinking where are the other 50 areas ? - then A51s designation has worked

Obviously an underground base.

a reply to: ignorant_ape

Link includes map...scroll down
fas.org...

originally posted by: grey580
Obviously an underground base.

Area 6 � This area occupies 212 km2 (82 mi2) between Yucca Flat and Frenchman Flat, straddling Frenchman Mountain. Only one atmospheric nuclear test was conducted in Area 6, and that was in 1957. Between 1968 and mid-1990, five under ground nuclear tests were conducted at this location, two of which involved the simultaneous detonation of multiple devices in separate emplacement holes. The Control Point complex serves as the command center, air operations center, and timing and firing center for the Yucca Flat weapons test basin, Frenchman Flat, Pahute Mesa, and surrounding areas. Augmenting facilities near the secured compound include a communications building, several radiological sciences and technical services buildings, a fire and first-aid station, and various maintenance and warehouse structures. The Area 6 Construction Facilities provide craft and logistical support to activities in the forward areas of the NTS. This forward area complex replaces older construction base camps in Areas 2 and 3. Those elements comprising the Yucca Lake facilities include a variety of equipment storage facilities, a heavy- duty maintenance and equipment repair facility, and decontamination facilities. A 3,353 m (11,000 ft) airstrip and nearby weather station also are located on the Yucca Lake bed. The Device Assembly Facility is the primary location of all nuclear explosive operations at the NTS. Nuclear explosive operations include assembly, disassembly or modification, staging, transportation, testing, maintenance, repair, retrofit, and surveillance. The Device Assembly Facility contains about 9,290 m2 (100,000 ft2) of interior floor space within a Critical Assembly Zone composed of approximately 22 acres. The Hydrocarbon Contaminated Soils Disposal Site is an existing, state of Nevada-approved, Class III landfill. All non-Resource Conservation and Recovery Act-regulated hydrocarbon contaminated soils and materials generated on the NTS are disposed of at this landfill.

SO unless they were doing nuclear glassing id say its a trash area now.

a reply to: yuppa

Sounds like a perfect place to put an entrance to a DUMB.

Gotta hide those aliens somewhere.

lol

originally posted by: ignorant_ape
is there even an area 6 at all ?

i am not taking the piss - is a serious point

just because A51 is called A51 - it doesnt mean there are 50 other areas

one reason for this is disinformation

in WWII - the first brittish commando unit was sent into action with the designation " 10 commando " - to bluff the nazis into thinking that 9 other equally capable units were ready and capable of raiding thier defences

if the US has ememys thinking where are the other 50 areas ? - then A51s designation has worked

I have done some time at Area 13. So yes, the areas exist. However, they are not what you think. Most of the areas are pretty mediocre and are just used for testing or training. Area 13 sounds cool though. I was pretty excited about it till I got there.