Last time the Forces / Government contributed something to history?

So i was wondering..

When was the last time the army, navy, air force or other non public dedicated organisation dedicated something to history?

I can not recall to remember something like:

- The navy find some interesting wreckage or structures on the seabed.
- The air force used their ground penetrating radar and discovered...

To be fair, i do recollect some info about Lidar discovering structures in the jungle, and deserts but not sure what organisation it was that disclosed that info.

I find it hard to believe that with all the toys they have, they do not announce some remarkable discoveries every week/month/year...

They have the toys, the annalists, and the computing power, is there a reason they are mostly silent? I can understand they would not give away their capabilities, but hey... their silence is more disturbing as their revelations.

a reply to: EartOccupant

If they find something it is labeled to be much to secret for the public.

a reply to: highvein

That's my point!

Why can't they disclose something like a shipwreck?

The navy has more miles under the sea as Jules Verne, but Jules did disclose more in 1870 as the navy does untill now.

It doesn't make sense.

a reply to: EartOccupant

This post is a tad hyperbolic, but here is why...

API: The US Air Force, while trying out their new subterranean radar while flying over Tehran in the improved B-6 stealth bomber, discovered an ancient city underneath the existing one.

Public: WHHUUUT!!!!

It's called OPSEC.

Thank you for illuminating my point.

a reply to: Lumenari

On second thought, what do you think of that approach?

Edit: Let me make it easier:

During "the"/ "a" war I understand.

What is keeping them from disclosing the info after the war ?

I can only imagine what they did find in Iraqi under the sand...

We have all seen the documentaries about finding shipwrecks with dragging radar, side radar. Structures appearing clearly on screen.
Those are toys comparing to high end military stuff.

Ground penetrating radar, i recall an old murder case in our country. They had 2 F16 fly over and found the decennia old body.

We pay for that stuff !! And we know it exists.

Why the f## don't give us the non tactical info ??

a reply to: EartOccupant

Don't you have the suspicion that our military forces are a lot closer linked to our controllers than independent researchers. It makes perfect sense that if our true history is being hidden from us, the military are probably front line enforcers of the corrupted historical chronology.

Maybe the military's primary goal isn't benevolence, but power, control and money for their masters? If so, their coverup makes perfect sense. They probably already have a massive amount of information that would change the world. I think the current degradation of events is going exactly the way they want it to. Except for some minor setbacks like syria.

There was a theory that we went after saddam not because of so called atrocities, but because he started discovering ancient technology and secrets. Research into some of the massive archeological pushes that were being made before we invaded. Then we went straight to their national museum, completely against tactics, and cleaned out the newly discovered artifacts.

a reply to: EartOccupant

When was the last time the army, navy, air force or other non public dedicated organisation dedicated something to history?

The military is for killing people and breaking stuff, not exploration.

originally posted by: projectvxn
The military is for killing people and breaking stuff, not exploration.

Says the former member of the Space Force.

How is the secret Mars base by the way?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Chilly, but with good coffee.