US EditionPentagon Spread UFO Myths to Conceal Stealth Jet Development
- In the 1980s, senior U.S. military officials spread false UFO myths near Area 51 to divert attention from classified weapons programs.
- This disinformation aimed to mislead both civilians and Soviet intelligence, protecting Cold War stealth fighter development like the F-117 Nighthawk.
- An Air Force colonel distributed doctored flying saucer photos at a local bar as an "official mission" to support the cover-up and reinforce the UFO narrative.
- A 2024 Pentagon report found no evidence of alien technology but acknowledged decades of deliberate disinformation, with a second report planned to reveal false documents and events.
- These revelations suggest the longstanding UFO mythology primarily served to conceal secret military projects rather than indicate extraterrestrial activity.
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WSJ's investigation confirms that false news on phantom alien technologies was released to cover military trials
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der Standard DEAn internal investigation of the Pentagon shows that the Air Force has been spreading rumors about UFOs since the 1950s and continues to fuel conspiracy myths
Pentagon Secretly Spread Area 51, UFO Stories To Hide Classified Weapons Programs: Report
Humanoid-alien-UFO-at-Area-51 A bombshell new report reveals the Pentagon secretly operated a decades-long disinformation campaign to hide classified weapons programs being conducted at Area 51. According to the report, the United States Department of Defense fabricated evidence of alien technology and encouraged UFO stories as a cover-up to what was really taking place at the mysterious military base. The report, published by the Wall Street Jo…
A report by the Pentagon states that the US authorities intentionally disseminated false information about the phenomenon of UFOs and aliens. The aim is to conceal programmes...
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