Pentagon ADMITS that it has been testing wreckage from UFO crashes

[Vangelo]

Pentagon ADMITS that it has been testing wreckage from UFO crashes - including a possible 'memory metal' that experts claim may have been recovered during the 1947 Roswell crash

• Researcher Anthony Bragalia secured more than 150 pages from the US Defense Intelligence Agency after the agency responded to a three-year FOIA request
• 'Although much of the reports' details are redacted, what can be gleaned is that these technologies represent a literal quantum leap beyond the properties of all existing material known to man,' Bragalia wrote
• Included in the pages were the repeated mention of 'advanced technology reports' surrounding Nitinol, described as a shape recovery alloy
• Bragalia shared that the Nitinol had similar properties to the 'memory metal' found near the Roswell, New Mexico, UFO crash site of 1947
• Pages from the FOIA reply indicate that the Pentagon was exploring whether Nitinol could be integrated into the human body for the improvement of health

Link to the Daily Mail article

[rgray222]

All roads regarding any UFO material lead back to Robert Bigelow at Bigelow Aerospace on this topic and have for many years. To my knowledge he is one of the only people outside government that has been able to see, handle and study material from UAP's over the last decade.


Logo on the side of one of the main building at Bigelow Aerospace

All this information comes from Anthony Bragalia who has a site called UFO Explorations. He has written everything below about Bigelow Aerospace.

Bigelow Aerospace, LLC was the brainchild of Robert Bigelow, a hospitality industry billionaire with a strong interest in things cosmic, the other-dimensional and the extraterrestrial. Bigelow associated with prominent people such as Senator Harry Reid and former rock star Tom DeLonge. Bigelow has had previous "mystery ventures" such as the non-profit, now-defunct National Institute for Discovery Science (NIDS). He was also at one time associated with the famous "Skinwalker Ranch" in Utah where purported paranormal activity has

been occurring for years. Bigelow brought a unique blend of money and resources, entrepreneurship and an interest in paranormal investigation to the fore. In 1999, Bigelow founded Bigelow Aerospace, developing crewed space complexes and inflatable habitats. Bigelow's facilities operated under great secrecy. According to their still-up website, a warning to all is posted on their home page: "If you have been invited to visit Bigelow Aerospace's facilities, please be aware that you will need a valid driver's license or another form of government issued ID. Unless authorized by management, please note that cell phones, cameras, flash drives and laptops are not allowed on property." In this link, we can see an aerial overview of the Bigelow facilities near Las Vegas. Nearly every window is blocked and everything is sealed in the extreme. Are these structures what the Pentagon refers to in their contract with Bigelow as "specially modified facilities" to house physical pieces of UFOs?

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=SdNPuhfrYDc

One of the only interviews that Robert Bigelow has ever done.

The contract that Bigelow was granted under the auspices of an official government UFO study (whose existence was revealed by The New York Times in 2017 and ran for several years under different names) was to construct "specialized modified facilities" to hold the material for testing. The DoD/Pentagon UFO study effort was called the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP). It ran for some years (and under more than one name including AAWSA), and according to informed sources, remains in operation to this day under yet another name. What is inside these "specially modified facilities" that requires such contracted technical services? What is the nature of this anomalous debris and what are its properties that it requires shielding?

Disturbingly, Bigelow Aerospace suddenly - and with little fanfare - quietly laid off nearly every single one of its 85 employees in March of last year. No real reason was given other than it was caused by, according to a company spokesperson, "a perfect storm of problems" including the toll of the pandemic.

The concern of course, is that with mass layoffs and the ceasing of active operation, where is the UFO debris now? The current whereabouts of these extraordinarily valuable UFO materials are unknown. Is it still held by Bigelow? If yes, why so, when the company is essentially defunct? Did the UFO material transfer to another custodial company? Was it returned back to the Pentagon? In an effort to find out where the alleged extraterrestrial metal is, former security and legal personnel of Bigelow Aerospace were recently contacted.

ROBERT BIGELOW, HIS SECURITY DIRECTOR AND HIS LAWYER REFUSE COMMENT

Robert Bigelow himself does not answer my emails to him. Bigelow, now in his late 70s, seems to limit public discussion of his research. So I tried to contact Mr. Ryan Aslesen, the former Director of Security for Bigelow Aerospace. Before employment at Bigelow, Aslesen held security roles in the US Marine Corps. He also has experience in warehousing and logistics management. Today he is a private security consultant in the Las Vegas area. He also self-publishes science fiction, with at least one book involving a hostile alien race. An Inmail message inquiring where the debris might be was sent through LinkedIn, as well an email through his website contact page, and an email to his home email address directly. None were answered.

Source and to read more: https://www.ufoexplorations.com/

[boja]

Pentagon's comment on Anthony Bragaglia's FOIA response on test results from UAP debris resulting in the release of some of the AATIP/AAWSAP technical reports. #aatip #aawsap #ufotwitter #ufo #uap

From the infamous SUSAN GOUGH at the Pentagon
To ROGER GLASSEL at 22.30 on 11 FEB 2021 :-

NOTE THE LAST SENTENCE !

[JDarktide]

More to support that Bob Lazar may have been telling the truth

[aoibhghaire]

The Black Vault reached out to Bragalia to address the newer parts of this story, including the Pentagon’s statements and the contradictory evidence to his claims. Despite an extensive back-and-forth for on the record comments, Bragalia retracted all submitted e-mails to The Black Vault, and rather pointed to an online article he wrote. The Black Vault’s article here was adjusted prior to publication to adhere to Bragalia’s request.

https://www.theblackvault.com/docume...debris-claims/

[Vangelo]

Posted by aoibhghaire (here)
The Black Vault reached out to Bragalia to address the newer parts of this story, including the Pentagon’s statements and the contradictory evidence to his claims. Despite an extensive back-and-forth for on the record comments, Bragalia retracted all submitted e-mails to The Black Vault, and rather pointed to an online article he wrote. The Black Vault’s article here was adjusted prior to publication to adhere to Bragalia’s request.

https://www.theblackvault.com/docume...debris-claims/

Thank you aoibhghaire for the link.

It seems the Pentagon won't confirm the claim. Here is a quote from the Black Vault article you linked...

"Bragalia’s claims were not well received by the Department of Defense. The Pentagon told The Black Vault that the claims Bragalia were making about the first batch of documents he received, were “inaccurate” and “misleading.”

“The testing referred to in the documents released by the Defense Intelligence Agency under the Freedom of Information Act was of known materials, conducted for study purposes pursuant to the Advanced Aerospace Threat and Identification Program’s mission of establishing a center of expertise for advanced aerospace technologies,” Pentagon Spokesperson Susan Gough said in an e-mail to The Black Vault. “Any claims that the tests are of debris are inaccurate and misleading.”"

[rgray222]

Posted by aoibhghaire (here)
The Black Vault reached out to Bragalia to address the newer parts of this story, including the Pentagon’s statements and the contradictory evidence to his claims. Despite an extensive back-and-forth for on the record comments, Bragalia retracted all submitted e-mails to The Black Vault, and rather pointed to an online article he wrote. The Black Vault’s article here was adjusted prior to publication to adhere to Bragalia’s request.

https://www.theblackvault.com/docume...debris-claims/

I know that it seems petty when discussing a topic of this magnitude but there is a great deal of rivalry between some of these UFO/UAP sites. It is most unfortunate because it makes getting to the truth harder in a field already littered with misinformation, disinformation, lies, and government cover-ups. From the tone and substance of the denial by the government, I think Bragalia has hit a bit of a nerve and is moving in the right direction.