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In VERY brief, it is today known that end the very end of WWII, the Germans were working on "flying discs," which probably were only radio (remote) controlled. German and American soldiers alike referred to them as "Foo-Fighters." In addition to the above search results, I actually have in my possession a photocopy of a January 1945 copy of Current Science and Aviation sent to HQ by a nice man who visited Roswell. It reads, "Latest Nazi aerial weapon is the "foo-fighter" ..." mysterious red and silver balls of fire which follow allied planes at speeds of 300 miles per hour. It is not yet known..." More research shows that German soldiers reported them as well, also unsure what they were. They may not even be the same phenomena as the "true" flying discs from other reports, such as these below.
"Some of the earliest stories about German flying saucers date back to an inventor named Victor Schauberger ... One of Schauberger's projects was to produce a flying machine, saucer shaped, that used a "liquid vortex propulsion" system. His theory was that "if water or air is rotated into a twisting form of oscillation, known as a 'colloidal,' a build-up of energy results, which, with immense power, can cause levitation." ... There are also reports that, according to a letter Victor Schauberger wrote to a friend, a full-sized prototype of one of his designs was constructed using prison labor at the Mauhausen concentration camp. This craft flew on February 19th of 1945 near Prague and obtained an altitude of 45,000 feet in only 3 minutes. The letter goes on to say the prototype was destroyed by the Nazis before it could be captured by the Allies."
Originally posted by Stealth Spy
Somebody else thinks it might have been a time machine.
Originally posted by waynos
Sorry but I really have a problem with reading stuff that is so obviously total tosh.
The F-117A Nighthawk Stealth Fighter was in service for 6 to 8 years before the public was informed. Inside secret military leaks tell us the TR- 3B has been in service since 1994. Sources say witnessing this craft will do one of two things to you. Either make you think you really are just some wayward experiment or turn you against the governments. It's un-earthly technology and sight will literally blow your mind.
It has been rumored for years that the military's black operations has perfected incredibly advanced gravity-defying triangular super-secret aerial platforms at least partially derived from ET technology.
The tactical reconnaissance TR-3B's first operational flight was in the early 90s. Technology assuredly developed from reverse engineering of recovered alien artifacts and programs such as the SR-74 and SR-75 was used in the TR-3B. At least three of the billion dollar plus TR-3Bs were flying by 1994.
The TR-3B vehicle's outer coating is reactive to electrical stimulation and can change color, reflectiveness, and radar absorptiveness, thus making the vehicle look like a small aircraft or a flying cylinder--or even tricking radar receivers into falsely detecting a variety of aircraft, no aircraft, or several aircraft at various locations
A circular, plasma filled accelerator ring called the "Magnetic Field Disrupter" surrounds the rotatable crew compartment and is far ahead of any imaginable technology. Sandia and Livermore laboratories developed the reverse engineered MFD technology. The government will go to any lengths to protect this technology
Go read the rest at the link,............
Originally posted by Stealth Spy
Some USAF stuff :
Yes, I read the content of the links you provided and that reflects some of the thoughts in Nick Cook's "The Hunt for Zero Point".
Is Nick Cook reliable?
Well, he IS reliable when writing for Janes... However, I have 2 thoughts regarding Mr Cook and his writings on the subject of gravity manipulation...
1. Mr Cook may have seen how well his cohort Bill Sweetman did with his "Aurora" book and so he decided to do something similar... Hence, "The Hunt for Zero Point"...
2. Nick really never reaches a concise conclusion in the "Hunt", but rather digs up a lot of information on that SS officer Kamler (sp?) as well as Operation Paperclip and a variety of leads created via interviews, and then he let's the reader come to their own conclusion.
By ending the book in this manner he may be saving face with professionals he works with on a daily basis who no doubt believe gravitic manipulation is bad science.
Once again I am skeptical, but I can't reconcile my skepticism with things seen by my eyes. A rather unusual place to be...
Originally posted by Stealth Spy
I guess i would have been forgiven for posting stuff like you guys about stealth before it was made public
Jane's is perhaps the most trustworthy source one can get. Go read the links i have provided, this has come straight out of Jane's editor........
Originally posted by Stealth Spy
Jane's is perhaps the most trustworthy source one can get. Go read the links i have provided, this has come straight out of Jane's editor.
Originally posted by bios
Theres really nothing new posted here that has not already been exhaustively discussed here on ATS, but the old discussions tend to get lost so I guess bringing this up here is cool.
I personally think anti-gravity is a bunch of crap but my girlfriend Natalie, aka Intelgurl, who is much more knowledgeable about things like this than I am believes it is for real and agrees with the Nazi lineage to anti-gravity. I guess Im just holding out on believing until I see proof with my own eyes.
One thng I'm confused about regarding Stealth Spy's posts is that I was unable to find any Janes references to anti-gravity and the TR-3. Am I just blind?
Originally posted by Stealth Spy
I was unaware of this and this thread is not my attempt to resurface an alredy discussed topic as you presume.
The Nazi saucers getting into American hands is a Jane's topic