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Leaked reports from Pentagon UFO task force discuss non-human technology, mysterious objects
Two classified reports from the Pentagon s task force used to detect, analyze and catalog UFOs have been leaked, both of which include photos of unidentified objects.
Defense news website TheDebrief.org has published the reports, including an Oct. 16, 2019, email exchange between former Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Robert Burke and current Vice Chief of Staff for the Air Force Gen. Stephen Wilson. This exchange was obtained by a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request from The Debrief.
“Recommend you take the brief I just received from our Director of Naval Intelligence VADM Matt Kohler, on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP),” Burke told Wilson in the email. Burke added that SECNAV will get the same brief tomorrow at 1000, likely referring to then-Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer.
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Pierre Mayor Steve Harding brought a boat to the City Commission meeting on Tuesday.
It was a model of what will be the USS Pierre in a few years, according to plans by the U.S. Navy.
It was first announced in February 2019 by then Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer.
âThe citizens of Pierre and the entire state of South Dakota have a great history of service in the Navy and Marine Corps team, and that legacy will live on in the future USS Pierre,â Spencer said at the time.
It will be an Independence class âLittoral Combat Ship,â with its own number â LCS 38 â for fighting in waters near the shore, although it could sail across the ocean if it had to, Harding said.