The TR-3B spy ship is semi-legendary, but many ufologists believe in its existence, including the founder of Academy To The Stars, Thomas DeLong, who searches for extraterrestrial civilizations.
Former guitarist of the punk band Blink-182 Tom DeLong abandoned his musical career in favor of studying extraterrestrial civilizations - you know this very well, since this news appeared on the front pages of all the world's newspapers. The musician created an organization called Academy To The Stars, which includes former military personnel, employees of NASA, the Pentagon and other law enforcement agencies. They know a lot - things that the American government prefers to keep silent about. All secret facts, says DeLong, will gradually be revealed and open the eyes of ordinary people.
He even visited the TV show Joe Rogan Experience and talked about the future plans of the organization: they say, the specialists who have become part of it intend to tell the public the whole truth about aliens.
They have the most shocking documented evidence of extraterrestrial activity on their hands that will make the hairs on our heads move. DeLong also introduced the audience of the program to the story of the TR-3B spacecraft, which was created by the military on the basis of alien technologies - the good aliens shared their developments with the American security forces.
The spacecraft is capable of long-range flights and stealthily spy on US enemies. The story about him is popular among ufologists, but DeLong himself believes that the military themselves found out about the alien technologies and assembled their ship from the wreckage of UFOs. By the way, shortly after the publication of the issue with DeLong on the Internet, someone posted a video depicting a flight of a certain aircraft over Paris.
The musician mentioned him during the TV broadcast: in his opinion, the eyewitnesses filmed the TR-3B. However, some ufologists, who consider DeLong an amateur, called the video a hoax, because the same object flew over the city of Dudley in 2008.