#Military

Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth publishes a petition listing thousands of credential-verified architects and engineers demanding a new WTC investigation including possible explosives. NIST’s NCSTAR reports and FAQs remain the federal engineering counterside. The Archive documents the petition as organizational primary beside NIST—including the 2020 Request for Correction—without baptizing either “engineer consensus for demolition” or “engineer consensus for NIST” as L1.

As Iraqi forces left Kuwait in early 1991, they set fire to oil wells, storage tanks, refineries, and related facilities across the country’s fields. Black plumes rose high enough for satellites to track day after day.

The Manhattan Engineer District did not invent military secrecy. It industrialized a version so tight that even other wartime science programs looked loose by comparison. When Congress wrote the Atomic Energy Act of 1946, it did not merely transfer the Army’s bomb factories to a civilian commission.

On 26 September 1983, Soviet Oko early-warning satellites false-alarmed at Serpukhov-15; duty officer Stanislav Petrov judged the alert false. NS Archive war-scare briefing books, CIA Fischer’s monograph, and Podvig’s technical analyses document the incident inside launch-on-warning / RYaN / Able Archer context without settling a single-handed world-save myth—documented/L2.

Camp Delta at Guantanamo Bay ran on Standard Operating Procedures—thick manuals covering detention security, accountability, medical handling, visitation, and intelligence support.

CIA/Air Force film-return reconnaissance satellites (1959/60–1972), publicly covered as Discoverer, resolved the missile-gap debate with overhead IMINT. President Clinton's EO 12951 (24 Feb 1995) declassified CORONA/ARGON/LANYARD imagery—one of the largest intelligence declass projects.

Lawrence Livermore / AEC–Air Force Project Pluto (1957–1964) built Tory nuclear ramjet reactors for a proposed Supersonic Low-Altitude Missile (SLAM). Ground tests succeeded; the flying doomsday cruise missile was cancelled.

North Korean MiG-21s shot down U.S. Navy EC-121M Deep Sea 129 on a Beggar Shadow SIGINT orbit about 80–90 nm offshore on 15 April 1969, killing all 31 crew. NSA's 1989 cryptologic history details warning failures, CRITIC reporting, and crisis response that helped drive creation of the National SIGINT Operations Center (NSOC).

NRO’s Quill (P-40) launched on 21 December 1964 as the first U.S. experimental orbital synthetic-aperture radar satellite, imaging selected U.S. targets only to validate propagation and intelligence value without foreign illumination protests. Declassified NRO histories and a 2011 lecture packet document a short, successful proof-of-concept—not an operational worldwide radar fleet.

The U.S. Navy sprayed a massive cloud of live bacteria over San Francisco to test how vulnerable a major city would be to a biological attack.

The legend says the US Navy accidentally teleported a battleship and drove its crew insane. The reality is almost as strange: they were trying to make ships invisible to magnetic mines.

The U.S. military had plans to commit acts of terrorism against its own citizens and blame it on Cuba to justify a war.

The U.S. Navy quietly patented technology for a UFO-like aircraft that can "engineer the fabric of spacetime" to ignore the laws of physics.

Long before the Apollo 11 moon landing, the U.S. military had detailed, top-secret plans to build a nuclear-armed military outpost on the Moon.

Immediately following World War II, the U.S. government secretly smuggled top Nazi scientists and war criminals into America to give them high-ranking jobs.

The 1947 Roswell incident involved the recovery of extraterrestrial craft and beings, subsequently concealed through decades of government disinformation.

The naval skirmish that officially dragged the United States deep into the Vietnam War never actually happened the way the government claimed.

Sci-fi fans and conspiracy theorists insisted the military had successfully developed functional, plasma-firing blaster weapons in the 1990s but classified the technology because it was too powerful.

In 2002, a U.S. Army squad went missing in a remote mountain region of Kandahar, Afghanistan. A rescue unit tracked them to a massive cave littered with discarded military gear.A 13-foot-tall giant emerged from the cave and impaled a soldier with a spear. The remaining soldiers opened fire, ultimately killing the creature with sustained headshots.The military allegedly packed the giant's corpse into a net and flew it away on a cargo helicopter.

Claims that Antarctica contains ancient ruins, Nazi bases, and evidence of pre-human civilizations beneath the ice.