Post on the old board by
Byrd
Yes.
They use civilian workers for a number of jobs.
Find out what they're hiring for and apply.
(no, I'm not kidding. In fact, some Area 51 workers had lawsuits going against the government for working conditions inside the facility. Some
families sued the governments for deaths of workers (toxic fumes) at Area 51.)
www.thelonegunman.com...
If you want in, find out what it takes to become a civilian worker for them and apply.
Reply on the old board by
Jtal
Thats smart. If they want to keep something a secret won't they just train some of their own people for the repair jobs, its more logical then
sending in some stranger.
Reply on the old board by
Byrd
Nope. They don't have an endless source of workers from the military. They do have to hire civilians and those civilians get old and retire (or leave
the job for other reasons), just like everyone else.
Some of the lawsuits about conditions at Groom Lake date back to 1994:
www.lvrj.com...
.html
Groom Lake, BTW, is on an Air Force Base (
www.lvrj.com...). So you would have to go through
the AF civilian employment program and work your way up to working for Groom Lake (sorry, they don't take just any bozo. You'd probably start out at
Nellis and then move up.)
Sooooooooooooooooo.... if you want to get a pass to walk around wherever you like at Groom Lake, then simply become one of their civilian employees.
Here's a link to the Air Force civilian employees page for Groom Lake and Nellis and other bases:
www.nellis.af.mil...
Reply on the old board by
AgentMulder320
Actually guys theres an easier way, but like he said you gotta work some place else first. Just be a Area 51 Guard. These guys arent commandos at all,
they dont even get paid much, as a matter of fact they are hired by a private security company that isnt a part of the air force. So if you really
wanna work at area 51, well then just be a security guard. It would really help if you were formally trained in weapons or law enforcement too. Most
of those guards are idiots who cant even shoot too well.
Reply on the old board by
Hank
The majority of workers at Area 51 are civilian and are employed not by the government but by the prime contractor EG&G.
Reply on the old board by
Oracle
You would have to circumvent the following...
1. Anti-Personel Doppler Radar.
2. Seismic sensors.
3. Video cams (IR/Nightvision/full spectrum)
4. Directional mics
5. Sniffer probes...(Olfactory sensors)
6. Dedicated SAT surveillance
7. Air Defence Radar
8. Aircraft patrols
9. Armed ground patrols
10. HAVE A "DEATHWISH"!!!
Hope that answers your question.
Reply on the old board by
Jtal
Can't you just make a cheap spy satillite for 20,000 USD then send it into space and spy on area 51 from there. Its not impossible, but quality of
the satillite is crap. And obviously your satellite will be launched with other ones. Three young men sent their spy satellite into space and did
everything at just 20,000 USD.
Abovetopsecret should make a little money pot, we will donate through out the year and then when we have enough rent a spy satellite for a hour and
spy on Area 51 or if we have around 50,000 USD then we can make a good quality satillite and launch it and make a direct feed. Simon records the
interesting parts and posts it on the net and we watch.
It can work.
Some sites on it:
www.digitalglobe.com...
www.spaceimaging.com...
whyfiles.org...
Reply on the old board by
Byrd
Doncha think the government might NOTICE the launch of a rocket big enough to sling a camera-satellite into orbit?
Hint: You have to get FAA clearance to fly model rockets above 1,000 feet and yes, the FAA radar does see model rockets in flight. How do you think
you'd hide a rocket launched in our busy US airspace (particularly with the trajectory it'd need to achieve a stable orbit over Groom Lake?? Talk
about visible....)
Not to mention that it can't be a geostationary satellite, so you'd only get pictures once or twice a day.
Now, speaking personally, I just don't think that our armed forces are THAT stupid or inept or asleep at the wheel. And you'd need quite a bit of
rocket fuel -- black powder just doesn't achieve suborbital ranges. You'd attract a lot of attention with your purchases -- you can't hide buying
it or buy it on the black market easily, and buying enough of the stuff to get it in orbit would raise all sorts of red flags all over the country.
My bet is that a rogue rocket wouldn't make it to orbit before it got shot down and the feds would be on the area liike ants on a picnic within half
an hour of the launch.
Reply on the old board by
Hank
The satellite concept has been in place for quite a while. Ikonos pictures of the entire area are available on Terraserver and pictures have been
posted from Landsat 4 going back to 1991.
Reply on the old board by
Byrd
Thanks, Hank. I was trying to remember where I'd seen the satellite pictures of Area 51. At one time they were selling 1 meter resolution pictures
(if memory serves) of the place.
I believe that was later changed to 3 meter resolution, but it's been sooooo long ago that I've just forgotten. Do you remember/know?
Reply on the old board by
Jtal
Whe launching the satellite we will launch it with other legal satellites. When they are going to launch a satellite they wait until other companies
want to launch because its cheaper to send a bunch of them up instead of just one. Our weight shouldn't be that heavy. We just got to find a
communication company that is are wanting to launch satellites with other big companys and we just launch with them, obivously we have to pay. So we
need a good quality satellite, 100,000 USD, because it will be heavy it will cost additional 30,000 for launch and 10,000 for the equipment to
communicate with it and give it commands. Yep I sure went nuts.
Reply on the old board by
Freemantis
ways to get futher into area 51..
*gather like 100+ people to just walk on in and see what happens, the can't kill all 100 people...can they?
*get a remote control plane and fly in close to the ground, watch and wait to see if it gets blown up
*remote control car (with a powerful transmitter) and drive it there.
*how about 100 remote control planes, each one with a live feed flying into area51.. can they shoot down all of them, without us getting some cool
footage.
Reply on the old board by
Freemantis
yep just keep those useless posts coming, you'll soon be ignored by every comment you write.. it doesn't matter how many posts you have but the
quality of the post you post..
it's sad to enter this forum and see that every single reply to every single topic has been graced with your opinion
the point of the remote control planes and cars and stuff is to get footage of the base in the hope of getting something interesting, i thought it
would be cool to fly a plane into the base while filming and see what comes about. but as you said "what good does that do"
well at least it is better then doing nothing or posting 10 words or less posts....
i guess your going to team up with pred and say the governent is after you...
Reply on the old board by
Hank
The Janet flights from Las Vegas bring in workers every day. You can go to the airport and see them load every morning and unload every night. You can
hear their transmisssions with the Vegas tower and with the Groom tower. It is about a 20 minute flight. It is roughly 110 air miles from Las Vegas to
the base at Groom Lake. The bus also runs on a daily basis.If you visit the area you can see the buses, arrive in the morning and leave in the
afternoon. You can see the Janet flights land and take off from Tikaboo Peak.
For pictures and frequencies of this event please go to www.dreamlandresort.com
Reply on the old board by
Iknownotwhoiam
That's probably most definately wrong.
Those "Cammo Dudes" are most likely either EG&E or Wackenhut security, and both firms have highly specialized divisons that only hire ex-Special
Forces operaters.
I'd bet money that some of those "guys who can't even shoot well" are ex SFOD-D operators. And if you think Delta can't shoot well, then you got
something coming.
Reply on the old board by
Iknownotwhoiam
Ok, there is a good way to get access into Area 51. However, you have to be willing to die and you have to be very dedicated. However, it WILL work if
you do it correctly.
First, you get a job as a mechanic where the Janet flights take off from (I forget the airport). Work for AT LEAST a year and try to get transferred
to the Janet flight mechanics. Work there for at least 6 months. Also, if you don't get in the first time, no problem. Ask again, however, try to be
very cool about it. If every 2 months you ask to be transferred to the Janet team, they'll KNOW something is up. These guys aren't idiots. Play
smart.
Second, once you get access to work on the Janet flights, work for a while like I said. After a few months, buy an oxygen tank that can last at least
an hour from either out of state or off the internet. It would be best to pay cash. Checks and credit = you being investigated because you don't
SCUBA dive and you are a mechanic.
Third: One day, bring the oxygen tank to work. Either hide it, or plain say right out you're going to go diving after work (Friday would be a good
day to do this). If you aren't arrested for suspicion right out, jump inside the landing gear compartment before take off. USE THE OXYGEN TANK. That
plane is gonna be flying at 20+ thousand feet, and that landing gear compartment isn't pressurized. Like I said, you have a good probability of
dying.
Also, it would be a good idea to wear some REALLY warm clothes. It's cold at 24 thousand feet.
Reply on the old board by
Aurora
I seriously doubt that the mechanic plan would work. You''d probably come closer to getting on the base if you just drive up and walk through the
main gate... Anyways, didn't they move the cool stuff and abandon Area 51? I think it's been closed down, I read an article somewhere on it...
Reply on the old board by
Iknownotwhoiam
Yeah, the article that was in Popular Science (or was it Mechanics?).
However, the article was wrong. Buses and the Janet flights still go to Area 51 daily. They also added a new runway in 1992/1993.