USA, Nevada, Area 51

“Area 51, also known as Homey Airport or Groom Lake, the super-secret US Air Force base within the Nevada Test and Training Range used to test experimental aircraft and weapons.”

“an executive with the Department of Defense who worked in special access programs in an area called Watertown. also known as area 51”

“First acquired by the air force in 1955 for developing aerospace company Lockheed's U-2 spy plane”

“After the Air Force took over in the late 1980s, the name Area 51 was officially changed to: AIR FORCE FLIGHT TEST CENTER, DETACHMENT 3”

“Area 51's existence was not even acknowledged until 2013”

“and it enjoys a mythical status among UAP researchers as a location where there have been frequent sightings of strange glowing and hovering objects, as well as secret tests of more mundane but nonetheless super-secret test aircraft.”

“Area 51 is frequently the focus of conspiracy theories about recovered ET craft and sightings of gravity-defying UAPs.”

“The speculation was rife by 1989 that America had developed a new super-stealthy craft inside Area 51, perhaps even a breakthrough in anti-gravitics, hence the mythical 'Aurora'.”

“One of the top-secret Department of Defense sites Mellon monitored for the Senate Intelligence Committee was Area 51, a highly secure US Air Force facility within the massive Nevada test range.”

“Mellon visited Area 51, and had full access to review every classified project onsite.”

“But he says he never saw anything there that equated to the kind of technology demonstrated by the UAPs that were sighted – and certainly no captured alien spacecraft.”

“One would think there would have been an enormous spending line for something like that, but I at least never saw it, nor did I see evidence of such a craft during visits to Area 51 and adjacent ranges.”

“Goodall's SR-71 pilot source, Dave, eventually became the facility manager at Area 51, the secret US test site for high-tech black world aerospace technology.”

“'And he started asking around, "Hey, did we ever fly anything out of here that can go eight or ten thousand miles an hour?"' The reply was always no.”

“Lazar is a Nevada businessman who went public in the late 1980s with incredible, and much disputed, claims that he worked as a physicist at Area 51 on reverse-engineering propulsion systems of recovered ali”

“Years later, in 1989, Lazar went public in an interview with investigative journalist George Knapp on Las Vegas TV station KLAS, asserting (anonymously, at first) his purported employment working on a recovered extra-terrestrial flying saucer at the supposed S-4 facility, adjacent to Papoose Lake south of Area 51”

“which is a much-rumoured but never officially confirmed secret facility supposedly located near but separate from Area 51”

“adjacent to Papoose Lake south of Area 51”

“Fruehauf worked at Area 51 for six years from 1979 through to 1985, commuting each day from Las Vegas to the desert site on a private charter flight named Janet Airlines.”

“Fruehauf says he noticed a regular group of scientists and military officials who would board a bus to a facility he knew to be even more secretive than Area 51. He knew its codename was Site Four, S-4.”

“'We knew about S-4 but we didn't know what they did,' he says. 'All we knew was there was certain people that got on the 737 in the morning and when we got to Area 51, they were taken off in a different direction in a bus and we went on to the north going up towards the hangars.'”

“Lazar was never at Area 51 at the same time as Fruehauf, but Fruehauf said Lazar's account was very accurate. 'He sounded totally believable to me,' Fruehauf said.”

“He also claimed he knew witnesses who saw Lazar somewhere at Area 51.”

“Filmmaker Jeremy Corbell also found a witness whom Lazar said vetted him for his Area 51 security clearance.”

“another Area 51 source of his went treasure-hunting near where Lazar said the mythical S-4 site was located, a 30-minute south-westerly drive from the main Area 51 base... 'there were a handful of black clad security guys with weapons wanting to know, "What are you doing here? Let's see some ID,"' Goodall said. He said what struck his source the most was that the security men did not arrive by vehicle, yet there was no evidence of any building or tunnel they came from.”

“He was also the senator of the state that housed Area 51, and that came with insider knowledge that piqued his curiosity.”

“One of the secret sites he visited during his term was the Area 51 air force base in his Nevada home state, the scene of so much conspiratorial speculation about strange glowing craft and science-fiction-style future aerospace technology.”

“President Clinton has also admitted that he had his aides research Area 51, 'to make sure there was no alien down there'.”

“And then he goes on to talk about, you know, Area 51 and how that, you know, that's a myth, the idea that we have them like, you know, chained up in the basement or whatever.”

“What's so interesting about that is Clinton said exactly the same thing. ... They both said, yeah, there's nothing underground under area 51.”

“What a weird thing to zero in on. ... It's like, if I'm asked about UFOs, there's a thousand things I could mention in the 30 second snippet I'm going to give you. Why?”

“Jimmy launched with, 'If I was the president . . . the moment I was inaugurated, my hand would still be hot from touching the Bible, and I would immediately race to wherever they hold the files about Area 51 and UFOs. And I would go through everything to find out what happened. Did you do that?'”

“As the campaign rolled on, Hillary Clinton also made no secret of the fact that, if she became president, she would consider a taskforce to investigate the mysterious Area 51 military base in Nevada, long linked to UFO/UAP conspiracies.”

“we've had tracking programs at area 51, which James Clapper personally talked about helped set up”

“DeLonge does not put an exact date on an event that convinced him the phenomenon was real but sometime before quitting the band, he camped out with two friends near the secret Area 51 base in Nevada. It was late on a chilly desert night, somewhere north of a small town named Tonopah, which sits midway between Las Vegas and Reno.”

“He says he was invited back a second time, this time to a secure concrete bunker actually inside Area 51. He says he went through four layers of security: guns, electronic code entry systems, hallways with speakers playing 'white noise, and a series of solid doors flanking my view, each with rotary locks and not a single window in sight'.”

“Amusingly, like so many before him, Davis also admits driving around the border of the secretive Area 51 government facility in the Nevada desert for a peek, provoking the security guards from Wackenhut security to rumble his car.”

“Interview with Dr Craig McPherson, scientist and former employee of Area 51”

“Dr McPherson worked at Area 51 from May 1956 until September 1988.”

“The ASG was a very secret group located in the second level of Area 51, Complex III.”

“The BC was then taken to another facility, which was located in a very remote area of Area 51. This area was adjacent to the old above ground nuclear testing land.”

“ENORMOUS NEW HANGAR UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT AREA 51... IS ET MOVING IN PERMANENTLY COME NOVEMBER 2009?!”

“The estimated size is 200 ft x 500 ft and 100 feet tall.”

“It was a July 1991 security advisory, listing a series of codenames and command locations in and around the massive Nellis Air Force Base in the Nevada desert, which includes within its boundaries the notorious super-secret Area 51 sites known as Groom Lake and Dreamland.”

“The name and last location of a senior officer who I believe had first-hand knowledge U.S. government alien reproduction vehicles (ARVs) at Area-51 and associated locations.”