Los Alamos

One survived.

The remaining being which survived the Roswell crash lived in Los Alamos for three

years, according to what he had records of.

And he goes on like when, so he, he did testify obviously 2001 with Dr. Greer, but he also had another video that you helped Tyler to help get that audio a lot better.

One survived.

The remaining being which survived the Roswell crash lived in Los Alamos for three

years, according to what he had records of.

And he goes on like when, so he, he did testify obviously 2001 with Dr. Greer, but he also had another video that you helped Tyler to help get that audio a lot better.

Obviously in the movie and in the novelization, Ross is Dr. David Banner's boss, but this is actually a carryover from the comic as well.

Same comic, Incredible Hulk 312, where it's indicated that Ross worked with Bruce Banner's father he says I knew your father at Los Alamos Banner he also says now there was a real man but that does get retconned later I'll get into it later but it's because it almost seems like Ross in that comic respected Bruce's father a lot more But that toxic

asshole probably probably would think that.

Right.

So that's kind of why.

I feel like maybe in hindsight, they were going to say like...

I knew your father at Los Alamos banner.

Now there was a real man who was a piece of shit.

For the first time, a sworn statement from the office who announced the Roswell flying disc describing a egg-shaped craft and bodies in a guarded hangar sits in an official government release.

It arrived attached to a contractor's plan that asked the Defense Intelligence Agency for help reaching crashed hardware, hidden files at Los Alamos, and possible non-human biological samples.

And the Pentagon has put that entire

plan on its website.

His 1993 affidavit covers only the press release, and in earlier interviews, he maintained he never saw the object or even the bodies.

The rest of the plan reads more like a target list, really.

Bass asked the DIA to secure files it believed had been kept out of Project Blue Book and stored in a secure location at Los Alamos National Laboratory.

possibly with physical trace evidence.

But these newly declassified records tell a radically different story.

What if the most vital files, cases involving direct military disruption, empirical flight telemetry, and recovered physical trace materials were deliberately stripped from Project Blue Book and sequestered into a secure archive at Los Alamos National Laboratory? What if the official public study was merely an unclassified front designed to absorb public hysteria, while the actual hardware and the most sensitive investigations were locked behind the highest security walls in the military-industrial complex? I'm Richard Beckwith, and you're in the MUFON Briefing Room.

In December 2008, a proprietary program management plan was prepared for the Defense Intelligence Agency under contract number HHM402-08-C-0072.

This initiative, executed through Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies, or BAS, was tasked by Defense Intelligence to investigate the physics and engineering feasibility of advanced aerospace weapon systems applications, specifically evaluating craft that operate far beyond human manufacturing capabilities out to the year 2050.

The primary scope addressed 12 core technical arenas, ranging from novel lift, propulsion, and power generation to structural configuration and advanced materials.

Within this baseline contract plan sits an operational initiative called Project Blue Book Materials, The document states in plain terms that an entire subset of high-value cases involving advanced aerospace vehicles was intentionally excluded from Project Blue Book because the incidents were deemed too sensitive.

Can you imagine? The working papers reveal that these excluded records direct researchers straight to Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.

Even more startling, the authors assert that contractor personnel possessed the specific file names, the file accession numbers, and the precise physical locations of these documents at Los Alamos, and they were coordinating directly with the DIA to secure both the files and the associated physical trace evidence.

Well, and a fun tidbit on the World War II stuff is that it started, this movie was originally kind of called The Destroyer of Worlds.

And then they even, during production, they called it Los Alamos because Los Alamos was a site associated with the first atomic bomb detonation during the Manhattan Project.

So I don't think that that, obviously it wasn't lost on them, but there really was a reverence there, I think, that leads into exactly what you said.

To the history and to the history of World War II films as well, there's so much World War II history.

Good movie, yeah.

And so what happened is, in the days following World War II, the Air Force was receiving all these UFO reports from credible pilots and scientists, for example, at Los Alamos and our nuclear facilities, and they were taking it seriously.

And then what happened is the CIA, there was this, big UFO incident over Washington, D.C. in 1952.

They call it a flap.

He was one of the physicists who worked on the Manhattan Project, building the atomic bomb.

And a few years after that, when UFOs and aliens started to become a subject that a lot of people were interested in talking about, he was once at a lunch with other physicists at Los Alamos, the laboratory where they did this atomic research.

And People were talking about aliens, UFOs, and Fermi said, where is everybody? And what he meant by that is, why isn't there any evidence of other intelligent species like ours when we look out in the night sky, when we look at other planets, when we look at deep space radio signals, which people were just being able to do around then in the late 1940s, Why isn't there any evidence that there are other intelligent species? This was a problem.

It was counterintuitive because there doesn't seem to be any reason why what happened on Earth, the evolution of intelligent life, shouldn't happen in lots of other places, lots of other planets.