Patrick Space Force Base

The facility is now under control of the Forty-Fifth Space Wing.

Security is administered by Patrick Space Force Base.

Uh, and it says originally established as the Malabar Naval Outer Landing Field as a naval airfield in nineteen forty-three, et cetera, et cetera.

What the Sands of Time material explains about the Cape Malabar facility on the moon is that it's a monitoring station on the moon that could process millions of Earth-based radio signals a second, and monitored every conceivable frequency that could carry any form of information, all the way from radio long wave on one end to X-ray and gamma rays on the other, and all laser-based signals used by the Nebraska Navy, which was the nickname for the US Space Command's Extraterrestrial Star Fleet.

The facility is now under control of the 45th Space Wing.

Security is administered by Patrick Space Force Base.

Uh, and it says, "Originally established as the Malabar Naval Outer Landing Field as a naval airfield in 1943," et cetera, et cetera.

What the Sands of Time material explains about the Cape Malabar facility on the moon is that it's a monitoring station on the moon that could process millions of Earth-based radio signals a second and monitored every conceivable frequency that could carry any form of information all the way from radio long wave on one end to X-ray and gamma rays on the other and all laser-based signals used by the Nebraska Navy, which was the nickname for the U.S. Space Command's Extraterrestrial Starfleet.

The facility is now under control of the 45th Space Wing.

Security is administered by Patrick Space Force Base.

Uh, and it says, "Originally established as the Malabar Naval Outer Landing Field as a naval airfield in 1943," et cetera, et cetera.

What the Sands of Time material explains about the Cape Malabar facility on the moon is that it's a monitoring station on the moon that could process millions of Earth-based radio signals a second and monitored every conceivable frequency that could carry any form of information, all the way from radio long wave on one end to X-ray and gamma rays on the other, and all laser-based signals used by the Nebraska Navy, which was the nickname for the US Space Command's Extraterrestrial Star Fleet.

The facility is now under control of the 45th Space Wing.

Security is administered by Patrick Space Force Base.

And it says originally established as the Malabar Naval Outer Landing Field as a naval airfield in 1943, et cetera, et cetera.

What the Sands of Time material explains about the Cape Malabar facility on the moon is that it's a monitoring station on the moon that could process millions of Earth-based radio signals a second and monitored every conceivable frequency that could carry any form of information all the way from radio longwave on one end to X-ray and gamma rays on the other and all laser-based signals used by the Nebraska Navy, which was the nickname for the U.S. Space Command's extraterrestrial star fleet.

Sure.

This is something that we did not cover in our documentary, UFOs and God, but it is, it is how it started that when I was very small, I would say in nursery school, probably three up to the time I was about four, I guess, we had just moved into a new house over on the east coast of Florida, just south of Patrick Air Force Base, and, uh, where my dad was working.

And I started getting Men in Black coming to see me.

They were dressed in those suits, those black, black suits, black jacket, pants, black tie, white shirt, and they had the black fedora hats with the small brims on them.

The facility is now under control of the 45th Space Wing.

Security is administered by Patrick Space Force Base.

Uh, and it says, "Originally established as the Malabar Naval Outer Landing Field as a naval airfield in 1943," et cetera, et cetera.

What the Sands of Time material explains about the Cape Malabar facility on the Moon is that it's a monitoring station on the Moon that could process millions of Earth-based radio signals a second and monitored every conceivable frequency that could carry any form of information all the way from radio long wave on one end to X-ray and gamma rays on the other, and all laser-based signals used by the Nebraska Navy, which was the nickname for the US Space Command's Extraterrestrial Star Fleet.