Showing posts with label Area 51. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Area 51. Show all posts

Thursday, August 13, 2015

America's Secret Airline Flies Non-Stop To Area 51



One of the best articles I have seen recently on Area 51 and Janet Air in a long time. Collin Krum did a nice job. See the article on the Flight Club website at
http://flightclub.jalopnik.com/this-is-the-only-airline-with-non-stop-service-to-area-1721003315

Friday, August 16, 2013

Area 51 -- It Really Does Exist -- Officially According to the CIA!

National Security Archive

The CIA has finally acknowledged the existence of Area 51 in newly declassified documents detailing the area in the Nevada desert.

These newly declassified documents, obtained by George Washington University's National Security Archive contain hundreds of pages that describe the genesis of the Nevada site that was home to the government's spy plane program for decades. The documents do not, however, mention aliens (surprise, surprise - see my comments below-LVH).

The Las Vegas Sun reports that the first military planes arrived at Area 51 on July 25, 1955, and the first taxi trials began two days later. The first test flight occurred on Aug. 4, 1955, according to the history.

“It marks an end of official secrecy about the facts of Area 51,” National Security Archive senior fellow Jeffrey Richelson  told the Las Vegas Sun. “It opens up the possibility that future accounts of this and other aerial projects will be less redacted, more fully explained in terms of their presence in Area 51.”

Officials have already acknowledged in passing the existence of the facility in central Nevada where the government is believed to test intelligence tools and weapons.  Many of the government and contractor employees working there several years ago were exposed to some experimental chemistry while burning secret materials. They sued the government for medical liability and the government was forced to acknowledge the site in court documents.

Several years ago I wrote a feature article in Monitoring Times (Phantoms in the Desert - July 1997) that included frequencies, call signs etc. In my wrap up I concluded that there were no little green men or space ships out in Area 51. In the final analysis it was just a test site for advanced military airborne technologies.

Boy, did I catch some flack about that article from the "tin foil hat" crowd. One individual wrote to me that "within three months of his letter 'they' would expose me as a government stooge that I was obviously because of my MT article." I never have figured out who the "we" were.

So I guess that "tin foil hat" crowd still will not be convinced with this CIA release either, but that is just the nature of the beast. BTW I'm still waiting to be exposed as a government stooge and I'm so disappointing that still has not happened.

You can download you own copy of the CIA U2 history (all 407 pages) from the George Washington University website.

Thursday, April 09, 2009

So there really are no flying saucers in Area 51

BACK/STORY -- The Road to Area 51

http://www.latimes.com/features/la-mag-april052009-backstory,0,3355162.story

A story of Project Oxcart and more plus the real truth about Area 51 in the Nevada desert.

I have said this for years, and even wrote a detailed article in Monitoring Times (Phantoms in the Desert) on what was really going on at Area 51 in Nevada. I said it then and repeat it again -Area 51 is nothing more than a US Government/military site to test secret aircraft programs such as the SR-71, the military stealth aircraft, stealth UAVs, etc.

Of course, the Art Bell/George Noory Coast-to-Coast AM, conspiracy crowd decided they wanted to attack me personally, and said I was a government plant to hide the truth of what was really happening in Area 51 - little green men and flying saucers.

So to all you fools who are foolish to believe all that bunk (yes, like the mindless Alex Jones drones), the truth is out there, again. Of course, you folks will claim that those fellows mentioned in the article and the LA Times reporter are all part of the government plot, won't you.

So if that is what you believe, then you are part of the plot to deceive the real truth to the real world. You are no better than the corrupt politicians in Washington, that fall somewhere in the spectrum between a used car salesman (politician/TV advertising lawyer) and a hooker.

Thanks JN de El Jefe

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Area 51 has a new official name

Air Force Times story by Philip Ewing, Staff Writer
http://www.airforcetimes.com/news/2008/01/airforce_area51_newname_080122w/



The Air Force’s classified test range at Groom Lake, Nev., has never lacked for evocative nicknames — it and its restricted airspace have been called Dreamland, Paradise Ranch, The Box and, most famously, Area 51. Now there’s a less romantic moniker to throw on the pile: “Homey Airport,” according to a few civilian aviation journals.

“Homey Airport” now appears as the official name for a certain air base near a certain dry lake bed in Nevada, according to reports in the Web site of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, as well as the Daily Aviator blog and others. New editions of flight planning software and civilian aviators’ GPS gear lists the name and the official designation “KXTA” — which online wags have speculated stands for “extraterrestrial airport.” (The “k” designation indicates only that the field is in the U.S., according to the Federal Aviation Administration.)

Capt. Jessica Martin, a spokeswoman for Nellis Air Force Base, which sits 85 miles south of Homey Airport and is responsible for the airspace and any ground facilities, said that “we already know about the designation, but it doesn’t have any effect on operations at the base.”

Martin said she didn’t know the origin of the name “Homey Airport.”

Featured in movies, TV shows and video games, Area 51 is likely the most famous top-secret facility in the world and a favorite component of UFO and military conspiracy theories.

The Department of Defense didn’t even acknowledge the base existed until 1994, when former base employees sued the government and claimed they’d been poisoned by hazardous materials used at the base for research into stealth technology.

Although the base and its work have long been highly classified, many of the aircraft tested there through the years are publicly familiar: the U2 and SR-71 Blackbird spy planes and the F-117 Nighthawk stealth fighter all flew first off the long runways and dry lakebeds at Groom Lake.

Some enthusiasts believe that work continues there today on advanced aircraft — including unmanned aerial vehicles, high-speed reconnaissance craft and even high-altitude blimps — though alien conspiracy buffs also speculate that Area 51’s high profile has forced officials to move much of the top-secret stuff to the Army’s Dugway Proving Ground in Utah.