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Two DELs transition to fully-integrated mission deltas
Nov. 1, 2024
U.S. Space Force and U.S. Space Operations Command have transitioned two additional Space Deltas to fully-integrated Mission Deltas under the Unified Mission Readiness concept, marked by ceremonies Oct. 30-31.
Mission Delta 2 – Space Domain Awareness, and Mission Delta 4 – Missile Warning and Tracking join MD31 - Navigation Warfare, and MD3 – Electromagnetic Warfare, as units that organize Space Force activities around mission areas rather than functional specialties.
“Today marks a significant milestone as we transition from Space Delta 4 to Mission Delta 4.
This change signifies a leap forward in our operational capabilities, integrating intelligence, cyber and sustainment operations into our team,” said Col. Robert Schmitt, Mission Delta 4 commander.
“I extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who organized and officiated this wonderful event, and to all the members of the newly minted Mission Delta 4 who give their all every single day.
I am so proud of all that we do in striving for excellence and supporting each other and our families.”
Mission Deltas oversee all aspects of mission area functions – people, training, equipment and combat sustainment.
The MD framework consolidates the units in SpOC that perform crew force operations, cyber defense and intelligence support with the program offices in Space Systems Command that perform Level 1 and Level 2 maintenance, operational enhancements and application-layer software development.
“This unity of command for readiness allows a single organization to generate, maintain and enhance ready forces for an assigned mission area,” said Col. Marc Brock, Assistant Deputy Commander for Operations, Plans and Force Developmentand SpOC lead for integrated Mission Delta modernization.
“We’ve directly aligned the authority over sustainment decisions with the commanders in SpOC who are laser-focused on generating combat-ready forces for our nations.”
The Mission Delta construct is intended to garner the benefits that arise when operations, sustainment and capability development are in sync.
“The activation of a Space Domain Awareness Mission Delta comes at a crucial time as our service increases the intensity of our readiness posture.
While none of us want conflict, we must be disciplined in our approach to not only deter aggressive behavior, but to project sustained joint power in support of U.S. and Allied interests,” said Col. Raj Agrawal, Mission Delta 2 commander.
“I’m thrilled by this critical, positive step for our now unified, Mission Delta 2 formation around the globe.”
This integration allows the Space Force to optimize mission readiness to deliver critical components of the space-enabled combat edge to the joint force, deploy the abilities to disrupt adversary capabilities and deny access or prevent disruption to capabilities.
https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/3953540/two-dels-transition-to-fully-integrated-mission-deltas/
https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/4962650-shocking-ufo-allegations-make-the-case-for-the-disclosure-act/
Shocking UFO allegations make the case for the Disclosure Act
10/31/24 8:30 AM ET
Amid the political spectacle of the election, former President Donald Trump appeared on Joe Rogan’s popular podcast and spoke about UFOs.
According to Trump, Air Force pilots told him how mysterious spherical objects outperformed one of the most advanced fighter jets America has.
Similar accounts date back to at least the 1940s. More recently, military encounters with spherical objects and other unknown craft that exhibit seemingly extraordinary capabilities generated a series of eyebrow-raising headlines.
But a host of other, ostensibly credible UFO-related allegations is even more remarkable.
Last month, Kirk McConnell, a recently retired 37-year veteran professional staff member on the congressional armed services and intelligence committees, confirmed publicly that whistleblowers provided firsthand testimony to Congress alleging the existence of ultra-secret programs that retrieve and seek to reverse engineer advanced craft of unknown or non-human origin.
McConnell is not alone. He joins Sen Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), vice chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence; former House Intelligence Committee member Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-Wisc.); and ex-intelligence official David Grusch, who have all stated publicly that individuals with firsthand knowledge have confirmed the existence of such efforts to Congress or to the internal watchdog that oversees America’s spy agencies.
Such remarkable statements provide important context for what is arguably the most extraordinary legislation ever proposed in Congress.
Introduced by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.), the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act defines “non-human intelligence,” “technologies of unknown origin” and “legacy program.”
As characterized in the bipartisan Disclosure Act, “legacy program” refers to any “endeavors to collect, exploit, or reverse engineer technologies of unknown origin or examine biological evidence of living or deceased non-human intelligence.”
The term “non-human intelligence” appears two dozen times throughout the 64-page legislation.
The Disclosure Act would also require the U.S. government to take possession of “any and all” recovered UFOs and “biological evidence of non-human intelligence” transferred to private defense contractors.
In an extraordinary exchange with Rounds on the Senate floor, Schumer stated that “multiple credible sources” have alleged that elements of the U.S. government have illegally withheld information on UFOs from Congress.
Of equal importance, key members of the Senate Intelligence Committee, in tandem with other seemingly credible sources, have indicated that some of America’s rivals may also have retrieved technologies of unknown origin.
If, for example, China and Russia have recovered such highly advanced technology, the profound geopolitical implications — including enormous risks to global security and stability — must be addressed proactively and without delay.
At the same time, according to investigative reporter Michael Shellenberger, a new, unnamed whistleblower provided a detailed report to Congress describing a secret government program to “detect, quarantine, and transfer” observations of UFOs by the military’s most advanced sensors to a secret database.
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Dubbed “Immaculate Constellation,” the alleged program serves simultaneously as a master repository of radar, infrared, satellite and other UFO observations from sensitive sensor platforms, as well as an internal security process for keeping such data outside of normal military and intelligence communications channels.
If ultra-sensitive UFO data is indeed isolated and sequestered in such a secret database, it may, for example, explain how the Pentagon’s UFO analysis office can plausibly claim that it has received very little truly anomalous data.
At the same time, virtually every former living president, along with a bipartisan cohort of former CIA chiefs, ex-directors of national intelligence and top military officials, has made astounding statements about UFOs in recent years.
Former CIA Director John Brennan, for example, stated in late 2020 that a “different form of life” may be behind recent military UFO incidents.
Six months later, former director of national intelligence John Ratcliffe said that UFOs exhibit technologies “that we don’t have and, frankly, that we are not capable of defending against.”
Moreover, a series of brazen incursions around sensitive military facilities — including nuclear missile silos — by objects exhibiting seemingly advanced capabilities has left the U.S. government thoroughly baffled.
Notably, by displaying bright flashing lights and flying in various formations, these objects are operating with seemingly brazen impunity around key military assets.
Regardless of the nature of these incursions — be they bizarrely theatrical foreign intelligence gathering operations or otherwise — Congress must demand answers from the military and intelligence community.
With the House and Senate both slated to conduct UFO-related hearings in November, Congress has its work cut out for it.
At a bare minimum, the sweeping government transparency and disclosure measures mandated by the Disclosure Act make it must-pass legislation.
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NASA Shares Diwali Greetings With Stunning Image Of M17, The Star-Forming Omega Nebula
November 1, 2024
As people across the world light up their homes for Diwali, NASA joined the celebrations with a breathtaking image of one of the Milky Way's most spectacular star-forming regions, the Omega Nebula, or M17.
Located approximately 5,500 light-years away in the constellation Sagittarius, this nebula is one of the largest and most active nurseries for young stars in our galaxy.
The image, captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, showcases a central portion of the nebula in vibrant colour, each hue revealing specific elements.
Green represents oxygen, while red marks hydrogen and infrared light, giving the nebula a fiery appearance that echoes the spirit of Diwali, a festival of lights.
The Omega Nebula, also known as the Swan Nebula, was first discovered in 1745 by Swiss astronomer Jean-Philippe Loys de Chéseaux.
It shines at an apparent magnitude of 6, making it visible with binoculars on clear nights, particularly in August when it can be observed near neighboring nebulae M16 and M18.
Beyond its beauty, M17 holds secrets of stellar evolution. The nebula harbours one of the Milky Way’s youngest star clusters, estimated to be only a million years old.
However, many of these nascent stars remain hidden by clouds of gas and dust. This dense matter, sculpted by the radiation of young stars, forms intricate dark structures within the nebula.
One such gas pocket at the nebula's brightest region is over ten times the size of our solar system, adding to the nebula's awe-inspiring scale.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/autos/photos/nasa-shares-diwali-greetings-with-stunning-image-of-m17-the-star-forming-omega-nebula/ar-AA1tkhxo
https://x.com/NASA/status/1852110472176124299
https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/swiss-abroad/report-reveals-swiss-militarys-interest-in-alleged-ufo-sightings/87865501
Report highlights Swiss military’s interest in alleged UFO sightings
October 30, 2024 - 11:00
The Federal Archives building in the Swiss capital, Bern, stores millions of documents, including official files, administrative reports and federal secrets.
Among these are archives relating to alleged UFOs, produced by the army, cantonal police and Swiss embassies worldwide. Most of these records have been digitised and are available online.
Several files from the Swiss Air Force, organised in faded green folders titled “Fliegende Teller” (flying saucer), can be found in the federal archives.
One file, with the code name E5465B from 1954, contains Air Force Intelligence Service directives for pilots and officials on how to report UFO sightings in Switzerland.
It states: “Directives concerning the compilation of questionnaires on unidentified objects (…) It is not our task to investigate the composition, origin, or destination of these sightings. Our task is rather to record these phenomena systematically.”
Observation report forms in three languages were also developed to accurately record UFO sightings.
These included fields such as “position of the UFO / direction / elevation (…) size relative to the lunar disk / apparent propulsion (e.g. smoke) / shape / speed.”
RTS contacted former Swiss army pilots, around ten of whom confirmed these forms were used until the 1990s. However, only a few of these documents were archived; most were destroyed.
A mysterious sighting in winter 1971
Among the archived forms are reports from military personnel and defence ministry officials. The most notable case dates back to winter 1971 when the same UFO case was reported in three military documents.
In the first report, two officers on a Mirage III aircraft observed a bright point of light moving unusually over Interlaken, in central Switzerland, during a night flight on February 23.
The object’s movement was described as impossible for any military aircraft of the time: “The luminous object moved with an undulating, snake-like motion, then disappeared.”
A second report described another pilot sighting the same suspected UFO over Winterthur hours later.
The report included a diagram illustrating the object’s size and movements. The sighting lasted several minutes.
Finally, three days later, another Mirage III pilot observed the same object, initially mistaking it for an aircraft with landing lights before realising it was stationary.
He described a distinctive contrail and a cone-like light angle before it vanished.
No scientific explanation
Despite these detailed reports, no scientific explanation has been provided. Adding to the mystery, the original documents have disappeared.
The library at Guisan Square, formerly the federal military library, holds only a copy; the original cannot be found. It has also been anonymised, with the pilots’ names removed by federal officials.
RTS found Michel Perdrisat, a former Mirage III pilot who was active at that time, who recalled discussions among colleagues.
One theory was that the alleged UFO sightings could have been a satellite re-entry, but he noted that the observations were too prolonged for this explanation.
“It’s a real mystery, though that doesn’t mean it was a flying saucer,” he said. “We are Cartesian thinkers; there must be a rational explanation.”
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Unique but not extraterrestrial
Former commander Ernst Gmünder, another pilot who was involved in the case, remembers the incident but remains sceptical about a possible extraterrestrial origin.
Now, over 50 years later, he admits the details have faded from memory, as has the military response to his report.
Officially, the Swiss Armed Forces claims it has never been interested in UFOs. Defence ministry spokesperson Delphine Schwab-Allemand explained: “The [Swiss Armed Forces] does not and has never had a specific mission to collect information on UFOs.
After each flight, a debriefing takes place, and various reports were later categorised. It’s in this context that the federal UFO archives should be understood.”
Spy devices or weather balloons?
There are no photos or videos of flying saucers in the archives. Beyond military files, the administration has preserved letters and documents from citizens, including concerns about an alien presence and offers to assist in UFO detection.
In most cases, sightings have a simple explanation. A file titled “Ausländische Luftraumverletzungen,” (Foreign airspace violations) for instance, documents foreign aircraft that unintentionally entered Swiss airspace in 1981, including French, Italian and American military planes.
However, in some cases, aircraft origins could not be determined, with suspicions often directed at Russian or American spy planes during the Cold War. In 1975, for instance, a report detailed an American aircraft conducting unauthorised experiments over Switzerland.
The truth lies elsewhere
The army often responded to public or official UFO sightings, noting in one instance: “We have forwarded your letter concerning the observation of extraterrestrial phenomena to the aviation and anti-aircraft service, which carefully examines all such communications.”
Weather balloons and radiosondes frequently account for these sightings, though many civilian and military UFO reports remain unresolved.
Thus, part of the mystery endures within the federal archives, with the possibility that “the truth lies elsewhere.”
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14026121/pentagon-ufo-chief-military-alien-crash-retrieval-program.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyK46wdMJkQ
https://pdfupload.io/docs/76cdcfac
Pentagon UFO chief reveals US military's new 'alien tech' crash retrieval program
Updated: 09:24 EDT, 1 November 2024
The Pentagon's former chief UFO investigator has revealed a sensitive new government program to recover 'alleged alien tech' in the event of a 'shoot down.'
Dr Sean Kirkpatrick — a longtime CIA scientist who headed the US military's UFO-chasing All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) — admitted to the program's existence when pressed during a new interview.
The retrieval program's protocols were for 'any UAP recovery' involving 'everything from balloons to drones to alleged alien tech,' as Dr Kirkpatrick told podcast host John Michael Godier.
In recent years, Pentagon brass, NASA experts and academics have all reframed what were once called 'flying saucers' as 'unidentified anomalous phenomena' (UAP).
The revelation is the first time that the US government has officially acknowledged a UAP or UFO retrieval program, despite decades of speculation and whistleblower testimony that America has already been in possession of alien craft for decades.
It also comes amid multiple federal investigations into 'mothership' UFOs over key US military sites, releasing hard to identify, much less catch, 'drone swarm' UFOs.
This week, the Pentagon's North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) admitted that America's military installations have been plagued, since 2022, by at least 600 so-called 'drone' incursions, many still unexplained.
Classified documents suggest that the new UFO crash retrieval program began in early 2023, with a focus on 'response and recovery and material transfer.'
Dr Kirkpatrick initiated high-level meetings formalizing AARO's version of a UFO crash retrieval program in January and February 2023 — according to the redacted documents released last September via the US Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
As one scheduling email explained: 'The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the disposition of funding within the context of safety and security implications of UAP.'
Establishing 'a receiving point' for any and all recovered UFO materials was one key issue to be addressed, the meeting memo added.
'The problem is those types of activities are already covered under Foreign Materiel Collection and Analysis,' as Dr Kirkpatrick told Godier and listeners to his Event Horizon podcast Thursday.
'There's already a process and procedures in place for many of these things,' he continued.
'So this conversation was really to start [asking]: How do we document that for UAP? And, what kind of procedures do we need to put in place?'
Since at least the dawn of the Cold War, America has had crash retrieval programs, led by the CIA, but comprising all branches of the US military.
These programs were set up mainly to acquire Russian and Chinese tech, including the CIA's top secret salvaging of a nuclear-equipped, sunken Soviet sub in 1974.
'Equally important was retrieving US fragments that had landed in foreign nations to prevent the Soviets from recovering and exploiting them,' according to curator James E. David of the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum.
Space Command was only the just one of the branches AARO consulted.
Leadership from the White House's Joint Chiefs of Staff also weighed in on the UFO recovery effort, including its directorates for intelligence (J2), operations (J3), strategy and policy (J5).
'AARO is Congressionally directed to come up with not just standard reporting procedures, but also mitigation and response procedures in the event of a shoot down or a collection of any sort of UAP,' Dr Kirkpatrick said.
'To do that mitigation and response, as well as standardized reporting,' he added, 'will occur through all of the combatant commands.'
'Because they already have people in place that would collect [crashes].'
'Like, if we shot down another Chinese high altitude balloon, it's that team that would go and collect it, right? It's those procedures and processes on how it gets notified and how we go and get it.'
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Space Command records obtained via FOIA show that Dr Kirkpatrick had meetings to establish AARO's version of a UFO-specific crash retrieval program on April 10 with Gen. Glen D. VanHerck, Commander of US Northern Command.
General VanHerck, who led the mission to takedown the infamous Chinese spy balloon back in February 2023, has also taken a hard stance on domestic UFO cases.
'If there are unknown objects within North America,' he said of the recent wave of baffling drone swarms over US bases, 'go out and identify them.'
General VanHerck, who also has a leadership role over NORAD, has pled with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to authorize more electronic eavesdropping equipment to solve the severe national security mysteries involving the drone UFOs.
But the general has also acknowledged that strict rules govern the use of this level of espionage tech over US soil.
Although Dr Kirkpatrick told Event Horizon's listeners that he found no evidence that the US government has previously recovered an alien spacecraft via its past crash retrieval programs, several of his predecessors have contradicted his claims.
Dr James Lacatski, a former Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) analyst and missile expert who managed one UFO-centered program from 2008-2012, has claimed that the US not only has recovered alien spacecraft but that officials have gotten inside one.
'The United States,' as Dr Lacatski wrote in a 2023 book on that program, 'was in possession of a craft of unknown origin and had successfully gained access to its interior.'
This craft, as he briefed then US Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in 2011, had 'no intakes, exhaust, wings, or control surfaces […] no engine, fuel tanks, or fuel.'
Dr Lacatski's book, 'Inside the U.S. Government Covert UFO Program: Initial Revelations,' was co-authored with Las Vegas-based investigative reporter George Knapp and biochemist Dr Colm Kelleher.
Dr Kelleher had worked alongside Dr Lacatski from the private contractor side of the DIA's once highly secretive UFO program, the Advanced Weapons System. Application program (AAWSAP).
When asked by UFO documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell whether or not he himself had entered this recovered UFO, Dr Lacatski replied: 'I can't answer that.'
DailyMail.com has reached out to Dr Lacatski for comment and will update this article if he replies.
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Alleged alien abductee sues Netflix over defamation in The Manhattan Alien Abduction series
November 1, 2024
A woman claiming to be an alien abductee is suing Netflix, alleging they misrepresented her story.
In a civil suit filed in New York Supreme Court, Linda Napolitano states she agreed to participate in Netflix's latest series, The Manhattan Alien Abduction, but claims the streaming giant failed to uphold certain promises.
Linda argues this led to her story being inaccurately portrayed.
Initially, she requested the courts to delay the release of the show, but it premiered on Oct. 30 regardless.
Now, Linda aims to clear her name and possibly seek damages for what she alleges is "fraud" and defamation.
According to documents reviewed by The Mirror, the lawsuit was filed on behalf of both Linda and the estate of the late author Budd Hopkins, who wrote the 1997 book Witnessed: The True Story of the Brooklyn Bridge Abduction.
Linda’s suit claims the series also plagiarized elements of Hopkins’ work.
Her primary complaint, according to documents obtained by Forbes, involves Netflix’s decision to interview a skeptic.
Linda claims Netflix initially agreed to a single interview with Carol Rainey, promising that her “true story of her abduction would finally be presented.”
However, at a screening in September, Linda claims Netflix did not fulfill this promise.
Instead, she alleges Carol had a much larger role in the series than anticipated.
Linda criticized Carol, describing her as an "embittered, alcoholic ex-wife hell-bent on revenge against her husband," and expressed concern over how she and Budd would be perceived by the public after the show aired.
She believes the series portrays her as “a villain for purposes of controversy and conflicts,” fearing it could “destroy her reputation as an honest and decent person.”
Since 1989, Linda's story has sparked much debate, with many questioning its authenticity.
According to her claim, Linda was allegedly lifted into the air in Manhattan and abducted by a UFO.
Interestingly, dozens of witnesses reportedly supported her account, claiming they also saw a woman being taken into a spaceship.
The Netflix series description reads, "A woman claims to have been abducted from her bedroom in Manhattan.
This docuseries explores whether it was an elaborate hoax — or proof of alien life."
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2506748/alleged-alien-abductee-sues-netflix-over-defamation-in-the-manhattan-alien-abduction-series