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Originally posted by expat2368
My current business partner was a Navy Chief and was stationed at the Navy Research Center in Indian Head Maryland. They had a huge x-ray machine there and he told me the Navy brought more than one downed alien craft there to attempt to examine them. He told me the Navy is the primary service than deals with UFOs and alien matters.
Originally posted by Bedlam
Originally posted by expat2368
My current business partner was a Navy Chief and was stationed at the Navy Research Center in Indian Head Maryland. They had a huge x-ray machine there and he told me the Navy brought more than one downed alien craft there to attempt to examine them. He told me the Navy is the primary service than deals with UFOs and alien matters.
I've had two different AF colonels tell me that the AF has a semi-functional matter transporter. At different times, different places. And they both named the same base as the home of the research work. Ca-razy, innit?
There's also an Army campfire tale that says that the little gray space buddies sometimes used to do the cow mutilation thing on gate guards, and it was hushed up as helicopter accidents. While I don't know if it's true, I did used to tell it to my little band of merry privates during FTXes at NTC. "Sometimes, late at night, when it gets really still, just before dawn, the aliens come and catch you if you're asleep at your post. They still have a jones for Army, because we got their first UFO and captured the guys inside - so if they get you, they core out your eyes and arsehole and leave you in a heap outside the perimeter...and your folks hear you bought it in a helicopter accident...so don't...fall...asleep...on...watch"
Originally posted by Bob Down Under
If there is wrecked or semi fuctional alien craft in the hands of our military then no doubt they will be scratching thier heads for many years to come.
If a craft crashed that is say 30,000 yrs beyond our present technical capabilities then I believe it would be locked up and thrown in the to hard basket, just to figure out the material used and the manufacturing process on how it was constucted would be way beyond our means let alone trying to back engineer the propulsion system amongst other things.
It would be like a medieval village idiot trying to work out which end of a stealth fighter you would hitch a horse to
Originally posted by avatarded1
I feel the vatican has a library full of good books,,books that werent burned from the library in alexandria egypt maybe,,,i highly doubt we would be allowed to go and read through them,,
post by LazloFarnsworth
Doesnt anyone read a bit before posting such threads? I dont read all that much, but apparently do... a bit more than others. Interesting none the less.
Originally posted by LazloFarnsworth
from: Former Director (deceased) of Lockheeds Skunk Works:
“We already have the means to travel among the stars, but these technologies are locked up in black projects, and it would take an act of God to ever get them out to benefit humanity. Anything you can imagine, we already know how to do."