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UFO and Military Acronyms

A2 – Air Force Intelligence AAC – Alaskan Air Command AAF – Army Air Force ACOM – Asian Communist – One of NSA’s 4 major Operational Divisions ADC – AeroSpace Defense Command ADLA – Assistant Director for Legal & Legislative AffAirs – NSA) ADPL – Assistant Director for Policy & Liason – (NSA) ADPR – Assistant Director for Plans / Resources – (NSA) ADT – Assistant Director for Training ADVA – Advanced Soviet – One of the 4 major operational divisions of NSA’s production organization: combined with GENS into ‘A Group’ AEC – Atomic Energy Commission AFB – Air Force Base AFESC – Air Force Electronic Security Command AFGWC – Air Force Global Weather Control AFIS – Air Force Intelligence Service AFOC – Air […] Read More

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The Government and UFO’s: Protocol for Truth

Dan Smith How well has the government responded to the popular belief that it is concealing evidence of UFOs? Here is what seems to be the standard conservative view: Since there is no basis for the popular belief, to begin with, any attempted response on the part of the government is only likely to stir that pot and thus be counter-productive. The opposing view is that by inadequately responding, the government is contributing to the perception of a cover-up. In most situations, the conservative position naturally tends to dominate and that has been the case in this context. However, I happen to support the ‘liberal’ view that there is at least some justification for the perception of a cover-up and that something ought to […] Read More

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1945: 1,400-MILE SPEED IS ATTAINED BY SUPERSONIC FLYING DEVICES

THE NEW YORK TIMES. October 27, 1945. Page-1: 1,400-MILE SPEED IS ATTAINED BY SUPERSONIC FLYING DEVICES By Russell Porter Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES. BUFFALO, Oct. 26–Special flying devices in the supersonic field, built for the Government in cooperation with other organizations, have attained speeds of 1,400 miles an hour, almost twice the speed of sound, Dr. C. C. Furnas, director of the Curtiss-Wright Research Laboratory, revealed here today. Dr. Furnas said that he was speaking of true flying devices, not artillery shells or rockets and that they were being flown in tests “somewhere in the United States.” In some cases the devices have wings, and they do not depend on propellers or atomic energy for power, but this was about the only […] Read More