Dugway Proving Ground

Paul's reputation among his peers was so great that, following his disappearance, a classmate named a new plant species in his honor, a flowering desert perennial called Amsonia fugatii.

Following his graduation, he briefly considered using his degree to secure a well-paid job at Utah's Dugway Proving Ground, but at the moment of truth, he changed his mind.

Paul wanted freedom, independence, and the loving embrace of Mother Nature, and with that in mind, he applied for the National Park Service instead.

Following Paul and Dottie's wedding in December of 1964, Paul went to work at the Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico.

AI advanced plasma technology that's in Fort Huachuca in Arizona.

It's a massive dump that's connected to Dugway Proving Ground, Area 51, and they're securing those two right now.

Area 51 is a long time burnout going on in that one.

But the dumps there are being taken out by the Golden Dome and these others, which they literally open up portals going into the dump.

AI advanced plasma technology that's in Fort Huachuca in Arizona.

It's a massive dump that's connected to Dugway Proving Ground, Area 51.

And they're securing those two right now.

Area 51 is a long time burnout going on in that one.

no but i hope i don't anytime soon because i'll probably poop my pants

yeah me and my friends when we were uh much younger decided to drive out to the dugway proving grounds in utah because that was supposed to be ufo hot spot aliens blah blah blah and it looks a lot like a town when you look at it on a google map Like they've got businesses and things in there because people live out.

It's in the middle of the desert.

Right.

AI advanced plasma technology that's in Fort Huachuca in Arizona.

It's a massive dump that's connected to Dugway Proving Ground, Area 51.

And they're securing those two right now.

Area 51 is a long time burnout going on in that one.

This declassified document details the operation that used a special cluster munition that was specially designed to release plague fleets.

The operation included a HOT trial conducted on September 17, 1954, in which four of these munitions were filled with oriental rat fleas that caused bubonic plague, and they were dropped on a testing ground within the Army's Dugway Proving Ground, which is a facility that covers roughly 800,000 acres of remote territory in the Salt Lake Desert over in Utah.

Now, the fleas that were used in that experiment, they could have spread bubonic plague, but the ones that they used were actually not infected by any biological agent, according to the documents.

And the experiment itself was deemed to be a success, despite one of the four munitions malfunctioning and fallout outside of the target area, with all three passengers on board being bitten after fleas escaped their containers prior to the drop.