Brief
United States Army
The claims the writer was given for United States Army, in the order they were given.
1
The United States Army was chosen to investigate the Dayton, Texas UFO case because Army helicopters were seen circling and pursuing the object as it departed.
“investigation by the Army because the Army was chosen to investigate the case because Army helicopters, or helicopters used by the Army, were seen circling this object and pursuing it as it went off.”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:31:34.8-00:31:46.5 testimony first hand
2
An Army officer investigating the Dayton, Texas case verified the injuries sustained by the people involved and verified that helicopters had been seen in the area.
“And the Army officer verified the injuries to these people. And he verified that the helicopters had been seen in the area.”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:31:47.8-00:31:59.5 testimony second hand
3
The Army officer investigating the Dayton, Texas case stated that no agency of the government would admit the helicopters or the object were theirs, so the government held itself not responsible for the injuries sustained.
“he also stated that no agency of this government would admit that the helicopters were theirs, that the object was theirs, and therefore the injuries sustained by the people had nothing to do with the case per se, therefore the government wasn't responsible because it wasn't the government's aircraft or whatever you want to call it.”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:32:00.8-00:32:20.9 testimony second hand
4
Dr Craig McPherson served in the United States Army Infantry in Europe from June 1944 until October 1946.
“Dr McPherson served in the U.S. Army Infantry in Europe from June 1944 until October 1946.”
Interview with Dr Craig McPherson, scientist and former employee of Area 51 2007-06-20 char:2405-2490 administrative
5
Dr Craig McPherson obtained the military rank of Sergeant at the time of his discharge.
“Dr McPherson obtained the military rank of Sergeant at the time of his discharge.”
Interview with Dr Craig McPherson, scientist and former employee of Area 51 2007-06-20 char:2496-2567 administrative
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Craig McPherson served in the United States Army from 1944 to 1946.
“I served in the U.S. Army from 1944 to 1946.”
Interview with Dr Craig McPherson, scientist and former employee of Area 51 2007-06-20 char:2829-2868 testimony first hand
7
Joseph McMoneagle believes people liked by their peers but considered different from the norm make better remote viewers, and that this characteristic is more pronounced in contexts with a high baseline of conformity, such as the military, or in corporate settings.
“This characteristic works when you have a baseline of comparison. In the military, where you have a large percentage of conformists, this characteristic might have just a tad bit more value. It can also be valuable in a corporate world where you have people who buck the system but still seem to enjoy a large degree of success.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:28960-29280 opinion first hand
8
William G. Braud's paper "Psi Conducive States" was used by the founders of the Army's Project STARGATE to identify possible remote viewing subjects.
“An additional document which was available and known to have been used by Army STARGATE founders to identify possible remote viewing subjects was a paper published in the Journal of Communications titled Psi Conducive States, by William G. Braud”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:6126-6366 administrative
9
The United States Army decided to find, train, and use remote viewers for Project STARGATE.
“Back when the United States Army decided to find, train, and use remote viewers for Project STARGATE, no one knew what this meant.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:788-912 administrative
10
The military personnel tasked with finding psychics for Project STARGATE compiled their own list of possible indicators against a military background, used as general guidelines to identify the programme's original psychics.
“The military people tasked with finding psychics added their own list of possible indicators that would show up against a common military background. ... These were the general guidelines that were used to hunt down the original psychics used in the STARGATE program.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:9411-9677 administrative
11
Among the military's indicators for identifying psychics for Project STARGATE was consistent success whatever the task.
“1: Consistently successful whatever the task.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:9582-9622 administrative
12
Among the military's indicators for identifying psychics for Project STARGATE was being liked by peers but considered different from the norm.
“2: Liked by peers but considered different from the norm.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:9629-9681 administrative
13
Among the military's indicators for identifying psychics for Project STARGATE was generally operating outside normal boundaries.
“3: Generally operates outside normal boundaries.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:9688-9725 administrative
14
Among the military's indicators for identifying psychics for Project STARGATE was being willing to pursue new avenues of approach.
“4: Willing to pursue new avenues of approach.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:9738-9774 administrative
15
Among the military's indicators for identifying psychics for Project STARGATE was being open to whatever works.
“5: Open to whatever works.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:9785-9805 administrative
16
Among the military's indicators for identifying psychics for Project STARGATE was being capable of critical thought and unafraid to voice an opinion.
“6: Capable of critical thought and unafraid to voice an opinion.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:9813-9869 administrative
17
Among the military's indicators for identifying psychics for Project STARGATE was being highly and uniquely creative.
“7: Highly and uniquely creative.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch16:9879-9902 administrative
18
Dowsing was used by the military with a great deal of accuracy in some cases, which led to two or three of the remote viewers being formally trained in dowsing.
“There are cases where dowsing was used by the military with a great deal of accuracy. This necessity of locating things led to two or three of the viewers being formally trained in dowsing.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch17:35860-36041 testimony first hand
19
In the United States Army, Joseph McMoneagle was in charge of his Military Occupational Specialty world-wide.
“In the Army, he was in charge of his Military Occupational Specialty [MOS] world-wide.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch4:1920-2001 administrative
20
In the United States Army, Joseph McMoneagle was responsible for all tactical and strategic equipment and tasking, aircraft and vehicles, development of new or future technology, and all planning, support, maintenance, funding, training, and personnel in his role.
“He was responsible for all tactical and strategic equipment and tasking, aircraft and vehicles, development of new or future technology as well as all planning, support, maintenance, funding, training, and personnel.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch4:2007-2213 administrative
21
Joseph McMoneagle came to remote viewing with a background in the research and development of multi-level technical collection systems designed for United States Army Intelligence.
“He came to the field with a rich background in the research and development of numerous multi-level technical collection systems designed for United States Army Intelligence.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch4:287-448 administrative
22
Joseph McMoneagle held the rank of CW2 (Chief Warrant Officer 2) in the United States Army, retired.
“JOSEPH W. MCMONEAGLE, CW2, US Army, Ret., CStS”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch4:73-115 administrative
23
Joseph McMoneagle started Intuitive Intelligence Applications, Inc. in 1984 following his retirement from the United States Army.
“which he started following his retirement from the Army in 1984”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch4:839-898 administrative
24
Joseph McMoneagle was one of the original remote viewers recruited into Project STARGATE, the secret Army project designed to use trained remote viewers for intelligence purposes during the Cold War.
“I was one of the original remote viewers recruited into what is now commonly referred to as Project STARGATE, the once secret Army project designed to use trained remote viewers for intelligence purposes during the Cold War.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch9:1518-1738 administrative first hand
25
D. W. Pasulka's student Jose, a Marine squad leader, was trained to learn about and use a "sixth sense," which he and his team used because it worked rather than because they believed in it.
“I was reminded of my student, José, whose training as a Marine squad leader included learning about and using a “sixth sense.” He and his team used it because it worked, not because they believed in it.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch5:47688-47887 testimony second hand
26
Eric Davis says the study of unknown craft flying around Earth falls within the domain of military science, treated as a subject for intelligence gathering, collection, and analysis rather than science.
““It’s the domain of military science. The fact that [unknown] craft are flying around Earth is not a subject for science—it is a subject for intelligence gathering collection and analysis.””
American Cosmic 2019 char:19524-19702 opinion first hand
27
Among those who report UFO sightings are former US president Jimmy Carter and other credible witnesses, including trained observers of the US Air Force, pilots, commercial pilots, police officers, US Army personnel, and millions of civilians who were not looking for UFOs.
“Among those who report sightings are former US president Jimmy Carter and legions of other credible witnesses, including the trained observers of the US Air Force, pilots, commercial pilots, police officers, US Army personnel, and millions of civilians who were certainly not out looking for UFOs.”
American Cosmic 2019 char:20895-21187 observation
28
Remote viewing and related esoteric skills were studied under a classified program called The Stargate Project, funded by the US military in partnership with SRI International.
“These esoteric skills were studied under a classified program called The Stargate Project, funded by the US military in partnership with the SRI.”
American Cosmic 2019 char:2636-2777 administrative
29
Tim McMillan considers there to be no reason anyone would live in Grovetown, Georgia unless they were working at Fort Gordon, home of the United States Army's principal signals intelligence units and school.
““Being from Georgia, I can assure you, there is no reason anyone in their right mind would live in Grovetown unless they were working at Fort Gordon, home of the Army’s principle signals intelligence units and school,” Tim McMillan...”
The Media Loves This UFO Expert Who Says He Worked for an Obscure Pentagon Program. Did He? 2019-06-01 char:18842-19065 opinion first hand
30
Karl E. Nell is a recently retired Army Colonel and current aerospace executive who was the United States Army's liaison for the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force from 2021 to 2022 and worked with David Charles Grusch there.
“Karl E. Nell, a recently retired Army Colonel and current aerospace executive who was the Army’s liaison for the UAP Task Force from 2021 to 2022 and worked with Grusch there”
Intelligence Officials Say U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin 2023-06-05 char:3860-4029 administrative
31
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), United States Army, and Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) recruited people who claimed to have extrasensory perception (ESP) to help uncover intelligence secrets.
“The CIA Army and Defense Intelligence Agency recruited people who claimed to have extrasensory perception, otherwise known as ESP, to help them uncover intelligence secrets.”
How The CIA Spent Millions On Psychic Spies - PROJECT: STARGATE (Documentary 1 of 3) 2023-08-02 00:03:02.7-00:03:12.8 administrative
32
Joseph McMoneagle helped the United States Army locate hostages in Iran.
“including helping the Army locate hostages in Iran”
How The CIA Spent Millions On Psychic Spies - PROJECT: STARGATE (Documentary 1 of 3) 2023-08-02 00:06:46.0-00:06:48.0 administrative
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The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)'s work on extrasensory perception (ESP) concluded in the late 1970s, and the programme moved to the United States Army's base at Fort Meade, Maryland.
“The CIA's work on ESP concluded in the late 1970s, and the program moved to the US Army's Fort Meade in Maryland.”
How The CIA Spent Millions On Psychic Spies - PROJECT: STARGATE (Documentary 1 of 3) 2023-08-02 00:06:58.2-00:07:05.2 administrative
34
Ed Dames claims he was trained by Ingo Swann as a remote viewer in Project Stargate while serving in the United States Army in the 1980s.
“a gentleman by the name of Major Ed Dames, a retired U.S. Army major who claims that he was trained by Ingo Swann as a remote viewer in Project Stargate while serving in the Army in the 80s”
How The CIA Spent Millions On Psychic Spies - PROJECT: STARGATE (Documentary 1 of 3) 2023-08-02 00:23:47.1-00:23:58.1 testimony second hand
35
Ed Dames is a retired United States Army major.
“a retired U.S. Army major”
How The CIA Spent Millions On Psychic Spies - PROJECT: STARGATE (Documentary 1 of 3) 2023-08-02 00:23:50.2-00:23:51.4 administrative
36
Ed Dames was selected as one of five prototype Army members to be trained by Ingo Swann in Project Stargate during 1983 and 1984.
“When I was selected as one of the five prototype members, Army members, to be trained by Ingo Swann, my mentor, to whom I later became protege, and that was 1983 and 1984.”
How The CIA Spent Millions On Psychic Spies - PROJECT: STARGATE (Documentary 1 of 3) 2023-08-02 00:29:32.8-00:29:45.0 testimony first hand
37
Hal Puthoff told Ingo Swann that the United States Army was funding the remote-viewing training.
“And Hal said, well, the army.”
How The CIA Spent Millions On Psychic Spies - PROJECT: STARGATE (Documentary 1 of 3) 2023-08-02 00:30:03.4-00:30:05.9 testimony first hand
38
Ingo Swann requested that army officers be sent to him to test whether his remote-viewing structure would work with anyone.
“Send me some army officers, because theoretically, this structure should work with everyone, everyone, this model, this structure.”
How The CIA Spent Millions On Psychic Spies - PROJECT: STARGATE (Documentary 1 of 3) 2023-08-02 00:30:12.1-00:30:20.5 testimony first hand
39
The alleged Aztec, New Mexico craft was also claimed to have been retrieved by the US military under a cloak of secrecy.
“This craft was also allegedly retrieved by the US military under a cloak of secrecy.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch17:14545-14621 hearsay
40
Secret United States Army memos declassified in 1994 referred to the object that crashed near Roswell in 1947 as a 'flying disc'.
“...with secret army memos declassified in 1994 referring to it as a 'flying disc'.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch18:1977-2050 administrative second hand
41
Tom DeLonge suggested that the US government's recovery of a crashed alien spacecraft was the reason why, 90 days after the 1947 Roswell crash, the United States Air Force was created as a separate entity from the United States Army.
“DeLonge repeated claims long on the fringes of ufology conspiracy theories, suggesting that the US's recovery of a crashed alien spacecraft was the reason why, 90 days after the mythical 1947 Roswell crash, the US Air Force was created as a separate entity from the Army.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch21:4594-4860 opinion first hand
42
In October 2019 it was announced that To The Stars Academy of Arts & Sciences was partnering with the US Army to research alleged metamaterials that TTSA's sources claimed to have obtained from crashed craft.
“in October 2019, it was announced that To The Stars Academy of Arts & Sciences was partnering with the US Army to research alleged metamaterials that TTSA's sources claimed to have obtained from crashed craft.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch23:12310-12513 administrative
43
The Art's Parts samples were sent to a US Army laboratory to test whether they were from an alien spacecraft.
“The Art's Parts were sent to a US Army laboratory to test if they were from an alien spacecraft.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch23:13662-13747 administrative
44
The agreement between TTSA and the US Army over the Art's Parts materials was secured under a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA).
“This agreement between TTSA and the US Army was secured under the terms of what is called a CRADA, a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch23:13884-14022 administrative
45
A US Army public relations officer stated that materials research is of key interest to army research and that the army is interested in insights gained from investigating the properties of the CRADA materials.
“A PR officer for the army declared that 'As materials research in general is of key interest to army research, the army is interested in any insights gained from investigating the properties of these materials, too...'”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch23:14033-14244 administrative second hand
46
Under the CRADA, the US Army provides expertise and facilities to analyse the Art's Parts materials while TTSA provides the materials, with both parties receiving the results and no financial compensation changing hands in either direction.
“In this case, the army is providing the expertise and the facilities to analyse the materials, and TTSA is providing the materials themselves; both parties receive the result of the analysis. Just as there is no financial compensation to TTSA for the use of the materials, there is no financial compensation to the army for the use of the facilities.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch23:14254-14593 administrative second hand
47
Under the CRADA agreement between TTSA and the US Army, joint ownership of any invention resulting from the materials research would apply should a major breakthrough be achieved.
“Should they achieve a major breakthrough through testing these so-called metamaterial samples, the CRADA agreement allows for joint ownership of any invention that results.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch23:19046-19210 administrative second hand
48
The United States Army allowed the use of its historical data, laboratories and scientists to test the alleged Art's Parts metamaterials samples under the Cooperative Research and Development Agreement between To The Stars Academy of Arts & Sciences and the US Army.
“The US Army was clearly willing to give this claim credibility by allowing the use of its historical data, laboratories and scientists to do the tests”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch23:23348-23493 administrative
49
Linda Moulton Howe took a phone call from the anonymous letter writer, who explained he was serving in the US Army and was heading to the Middle East, and wanted her to know in case he did not make it back alive.
“At one stage, Howe even took a phone call from the anonymous letter writer, who explained he was currently serving in the US Army and was heading to the Middle East, 'and wanted me to know in case he didn't make it back alive'.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch23:3911-4131 testimony first hand
50
John Greenewald reported via The Black Vault on 2019-10-18 that the US Army had released its agreement with To The Stars Academy of Arts & Sciences.
“John Greenewald/TheBlackVault.com, 'U.S. Army Releases Agreement with To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science', 18 October 2019.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch34:51759-51881 administrative second hand
51
At midday on 8 July 1947, Colonel William Blanchard ordered his base public information officer Lieutenant Walter Haut to issue a press release announcing that the US Army had recovered a flying disc.
“At midday on the same day, 8 July 1947, Blanchard ordered his base public information officer Lieutenant Walter Haut to issue a press release announcing that the US Army had recovered a flying disc.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch7:11681-11874 administrative
52
The US Army never actually stated that the recovered object was a 'flying saucer'; it only referred to it as a 'disc'.
“(The Army actually never said that it was a ‘flying saucer’; it only referred to a ‘disc’.)”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch7:12377-12460 administrative
53
The initial press release issued by the US Army on the Roswell incident clearly referred to a recovered 'flying disc'.
“The initial press release issued by the US Army clearly referred to a recovered ‘flying disc’.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch7:15472-15560 administrative
54
The United States Army was forced to admit in 1947 that it had no idea what the flying discs were.
“The US Army was forced to admit it had ‘no idea what they are’.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch7:8054-8112 administrative second hand
55
The United States Army conducted the world's first-ever detonation of the Trinity nuclear device at White Sands, New Mexico, on 16 July 1945.
“was where the US Army had conducted the world’s first-ever detonation of the ‘Trinity’ nuclear device on 16 July 1945.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch7:9398-9537 administrative
56
The air force-controlled Project Sign investigation ran for one year.
“the air force-controlled investigation ran for one year”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch8:1320-1371 administrative
57
United States Army personnel use the United States Air Force's Marauder system to document and report Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) observations because the Army has not developed its own UAP-specific processes.
“An Army Senior Advisor for Science and Technology and Innovation stated that Army personnel also use the Air Force's Marauder system to document and report UAP observations because the Army has not developed its own UAP-specific processes.”
Unclassified Summary of Report No. DODIG-2023-109, "Evaluation of the DoD's Actions Regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena," August 15, 2023 2024-01-24 char:15935-16164 testimony second hand
58
The Inspector General, U.S. Department of Defense interviewed senior officials and requested unidentified anomalous phenomena-related data and organisational policies, procedures, and guidance from the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security, the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, the Military Services, the Military Service Intelligence Components, the Military Department Counterintelligence Organizations, and defense intelligence agencies.
“We interviewed senior officials and requested UAP-related data and organizational policies, procedures, and guidance from the following DoD organizations: OUSD(I&S), AARO, Military Services (Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force), Military Service Intelligence Components (Army G2, Navy N2, Air Force A2), MDCOs (Army Counterintelligence, Naval Criminal Investigative Service, Office of Special Investigations), Defense intelligence agencies (Defense Intelligence Agency, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, National Reconnaissance Office, and National Security Agency)”
Unclassified Summary of Report No. DODIG-2023-109, "Evaluation of the DoD's Actions Regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena," August 15, 2023 2024-01-24 char:26132-26714 administrative first hand
59
Person 5 and Interviewees 3, 9 and 14 were involved with alleged crashed UAP materials that were provided to the United States Army and subsequently to the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) for examination.
“Person 5 and Interviewees 3, 9 and 14 were involved with the alleged crashed UAP materials that were provided to the U.S. Army and subsequently to AARO for examination.”
Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I 2024-02-01 char:104903-105059 administrative second hand
60
The United States Army and United States Air Force took over the Avrocar project in 1958 when Avro offered it to the United States Government, when it became known as "Project Silver Bug."
“The U.S. Army and U.S. USAF took over the project in 1958 when Avro offered it to the USG, when it became known as "Project Silver Bug."”
Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I 2024-02-01 char:125063-125194 administrative
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The Predator UAV was initially a joint United States Navy and United States Army project but transitioned to the United States Air Force in 1996.
“It was initially a joint USN and U.S. Army project but transitioned to the USAF in 1996.”
Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I 2024-02-01 char:137828-137911 administrative
62
The All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office concluded that a sample from an alleged crashed off-world spacecraft, acquired from a private UAP investigating organisation and the United States Army, is a manufactured, terrestrial alloy and does not represent off-world technology or possess any exceptional qualities.
“AARO has concluded that a sample from an alleged crashed off-world spacecraft that AARO acquired from a private UAP investigating organization and the U.S. Army is a manufactured, terrestrial alloy and does not represent off-world technology or possess any exceptional qualities.”
Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I 2024-02-01 char:9297-9566 measurement first hand
63
The organisation that owned the alleged extraterrestrial material negotiated an agreement in 2019 with the United States Army to analyse the samples.
“The organization that owned the material negotiated an agreement in 2019 with the U.S. Army to analyze the samples.”
Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I 2024-02-01 char:93989-94096 administrative first hand
64
The United States Army conducted its own in-house analysis on the sample, and while AARO generally agrees with its conclusions, AARO found the structure was not purely layered magnesium alloy and bismuth.
“The U.S. Army had also conducted in-house analysis on the sample, and while AARO generally agrees with its conclusions, AARO found that the structure was not purely layered magnesium alloy and bismuth.”
Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I 2024-02-01 char:94574-94767 measurement first hand
65
Lue Elizondo's career path had briefly crossed with Harold Puthoff's when Elizondo was a young soldier in the United States Army, though Elizondo first met Puthoff in person at the programme dinner in Roslyn, Virginia.
“When I was still a young soldier in the Army, my career path had crossed briefly with Hal’s. But I met him for the first time in person that evening.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch10:2920-3061 testimony first hand
66
Luis Elizondo joined the United States Army after college.
“So when most of my friends were finding their careers, I saw no choice but to join the US Army.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch11:18361-18451 administrative first hand
67
Luis Elizondo enlisted as an Army grunt rather than accepting an officer commission, to avoid being assigned to the medical corps against his preference.
“I was initially offered an officer commission, given that I already had a college degree. But if I went that route, I would have no choice in my Military Occupational Specialty... So, instead I enlisted as an Army grunt.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch11:18588-18823 administrative first hand
68
Luis Elizondo trained as an Army counterintelligence special agent, an occupational specialty called a 97-Bravo.
“Once qualified as a soldier, I was trained as a counterintelligence special agent, what everyone in the Army called a 97-Bravo.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch11:19045-19166 administrative first hand
69
Luis Elizondo was recommended by Lieutenant Colonel Michael Seage for a position in the Army's "Great Skills" programme.
“I was recommended by Lieutenant Colonel Michael Seage, a mentor of mine, for a new position in a specialized cadre I had never heard of, the Army's "Great Skills" program.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch11:22235-22398 testimony first hand
70
Eugene "Gene" Lessman was the lead recruiter for classified activities within the United States Army.
“Eugene "Gene" Lessman, that husky intelligence officer, was the lead recruiter for all things "spooky" in the Army.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch11:22783-22893 administrative first hand
71
The Great Skills programme was a long-running Army intelligence programme used to recruit young soldiers identified as having special talents, who were trained and used as soldier spies.
“Great Skills was a long-running program that Army intelligence used to recruit young soldiers whom they had identified as having special talents and that they could train and use as soldier spies.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch11:23881-24071 administrative first hand
72
Eugene Lessman was a Military Intelligence Civilian Accepted Career Program (MICACP) civilian intelligence case officer who worked for the United States Army.
“Gene was a MICACP, which stood for Military Intelligence Civilian Accepted Career Program. Gene was a civilian intelligence case officer who worked for the Army.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch11:24285-24441 administrative first hand
73
Luis Elizondo's career journey began in a United States Army recruiter's office in Miami, Florida in 1995.
“My career journey began in an Army recruiter's office in Miami in 1995.”
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74
Government investigators initially assumed that the craft that crashed at Roswell in 1947 was from another nation, possibly on a reconnaissance mission, but within hours the United States Army determined the craft was not made by humans.
“At first, government investigators assumed that the Roswell craft were from another nation, possibly some sort of reconnaissance mission gone awry. But within hours, the US Army realized the truth, that these craft were not made by humans.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch12:15291-15523 administrative first hand
75
Neill Tipton previously served in the United States Army.
“Neill had served in the Army”
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Many of the patients in the second study group examined by Garry P. Nolan had been associated with the elite military remote-viewing programme, and some of the Army's psychic spies (remote viewers) had the same hyperdeveloped caudate-putamen found in the UAP experiencers.
“It turned out that many of the patients in this specific study group had been associated in the past with the elite military operation that trained soldiers to become remote viewers... some of the Army’s psychic spies had the same hyperdeveloped caudate-putamen in their brains.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch18:18050-18367 observation first hand
77
Luis Elizondo shared the Predator unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) video with Neill Tipton, who served as a liaison for the United States Army Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Task Force.
“A while back I had shared the Predator video with Neill Tipton, who was also a liaison for the folks that worked the Army Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Task Force.”
Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs 2024-08-19 ch23:20930-21110 testimony first hand
78
The year before the USS Roosevelt UAP incursions, in 2014, an Army Patriot missile battery on the Atlantic coast tracked multiple unidentified objects on radar reaching speeds of approximately 9,700 kilometres per hour.
“The Army had their incidents too. The year before, an Army Patriot missile battery tracked multiple bogies on their radar that seemed to achieve speeds of 6,000 miles per hour.”
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During his time working Army investigations, Lue Elizondo was aware of one report of the 2014 Patriot missile battery incident that was later opened by the Army under the oversight of the then-director of counterintelligence.
“During my time working Army investigations, I was aware of one such report that was later opened by the Army under the watchful eye of the then director of counterintelligence.”
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Lue Elizondo underwent United States Army basic training in 1995.
“US Army basic training, 1995.”
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Luis Elizondo is a United States Army veteran.
“Elizondo is a proud Army veteran”
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Luis Elizondo joined the United States Army in his twenties and was recruited into various sensitive programs in military intelligence.
“In my twenties, I joined the US Army and was recruited into various sensitive programs in military intelligence.”
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The United States Army investigated the 1964 Lonnie Zamora UAP encounter at Socorro, New Mexico.
“The US Army.”
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Jason Reza Jorjani, in his November 2025 American Alchemy interview, said retired United States Army remote viewer Lyn Buchanan told him the Central Intelligence Agency has backdoor access to consumer DNA databases such as Ancestry.com and 23andMe.
“he said that a retired Army remote viewer named Lynn Buchanan who was part of the old Stargate psychic spying program, told him the CIA has backdoor access to consumer DNA databases like Ancestry.com and 23andMe.”
Ross Coulthart Answers Your Biggest UAP Questions | Reality Check with Ross Coulthart 2026-08-11 00:02:50.8-00:03:08.1 hearsay third hand
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Lyn Buchanan is a retired United States Army remote viewer who was part of the Stargate Project psychic spying programme.
“a retired Army remote viewer named Lynn Buchanan who was part of the old Stargate psychic spying program”
Ross Coulthart Answers Your Biggest UAP Questions | Reality Check with Ross Coulthart 2026-08-11 00:02:51.7-00:02:58.8 administrative
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Paul H. Smith is a former major in the United States Army and was one of the principals of the United States Army's Stargate Project.
“Dr. Paul Smith, a former major in the US Army, who was one of the principals of the US Army Stargate program.”
Ross Coulthart Answers Your Biggest UAP Questions | Reality Check with Ross Coulthart 2026-08-11 00:05:16.4-00:05:24.2 administrative
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Julia Mossbridge believes the male counsellor in her childhood programme was the husband of the female counsellor and had been a boot camp sergeant in the United States Army.
“And I think it was her husband. And I think it was the counselor's husband who had literally been a boot camp sergeant in the Army”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 00:32:16.4-00:32:28.6 opinion first hand