Luis Elizondo was in charge of the US Department of Defense's secret service to investigate UFOs. The Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program (AATIP) has been in operation since 2007. The US Congress spent $ 22 million on it, according to the British publication The Telegraph.
Elizondo said there is evidence of high-tech aircraft. These aircraft use technology that no nation on Earth possesses.
“I think it's pretty clear that it's not us or someone else, so you have to guess where they are from,” says Elizondo. The Pentagon team has investigated many UFOs and their witnesses. Elizondo and his team identified geographic hotspots, sometimes near nuclear installations and power plants, and identified common patterns of movement for unidentified objects.
“It was enough to see the trends and similarities in the episodes … We observed clear facts: extreme maneuverability, supersonic speed without a sonic boom, speed 7-8 thousand miles per hour (11-13 thousand km / h), lack of flight surfaces on objects. Many facts are confirmed by the data of the radar signal, footage from aircraft cameras, several witnesses …
They never showed hostility, but they maneuvered like no other in the world. You must be aware that something can happen. In December 2017, the existence of a secret Pentagon program was revealed, and US Navy Commander David Fravor spoke about the meeting with a UFO in 2004. He then led a US Navy fighter squadron and performed maneuvers on the F / A-18 Hornet fighter.
The head of the secret service admits the existence of a UFO
Luis Elizondo was in charge of the US Department of Defense's secret service to investigate UFOs. The Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program (AATIP) has been in operation since 2007. The US Congress spent $ 22 million on it, according to the British publication The Telegraph. Elizondo said there is evidence of high-tech aircraft. These aircraft use technology that no nation on Earth possesses.
“I think it's pretty clear that it's not us or someone else, so you have to guess where they are from,” says Elizondo. The Pentagon team has investigated many UFOs and their witnesses. Elizondo and his team identified geographic hotspots, sometimes near nuclear installations and power plants, and identified common patterns of movement for unidentified objects.
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“It was enough to see the trends and similarities in the episodes … We observed clear facts: extreme maneuverability, supersonic speed without a sonic boom, speed 7-8 thousand miles per hour (11-13 thousand km / h), lack of flight surfaces on objects. Many facts are confirmed by the data of the radar signal, footage from aircraft cameras, several witnesses …
They never showed hostility, but they maneuvered like no other in the world. You must be aware that something can happen. In December 2017, the existence of a secret Pentagon program was revealed, and US Navy Commander David Fravor spoke about the meeting with a UFO in 2004. He then led a US Navy fighter squadron and performed maneuvers on the F / A-18 Hornet fighter.
Off the coast of San Diego, the commander saw an object that was "something not from Earth." It looked like a "white Tic Tac, about 40 feet long (? 12.2 m, ed.), No wings" that "just hung over the water." Fravor knew that they would laugh at him, but decided to publicly talk about the UFO encounter. The pilot hopes that the incident will be thoroughly investigated and will be beneficial.
“I was not drunk, I did not use drugs. I had a good rest, it was a clear day … This is a revolutionary technology that allows you to accelerate, fly up and down. Think about the benefits it will bring to humanity … What if, in fact, people start thinking outside the box."
Luis Elizondo considers Fravor a "national hero". “The prejudices about UFOs are very strong, it's very difficult. There are many other Fravor commanders who have come to us, but he is brave enough to share his experience publicly. " Luis Elizondo stepped down from office in October 2017. He supports the program, but became disillusioned with over-classifying it.
After the resignation, Elizondo wrote a letter to Jim Mattis, Secretary of Defense for President Donald Trump. The scout asked: “Why don't we spend more time and energy on this problem? It is still vital to establish their intentions …”. “We want NASA to find life on different planets, but we have top-tier pilots here who see what they cannot understand,” Elizondo told The Telegraph.