A clandestine CIA office has reportedly coordinated the recovery of crashed UFOs worldwide for several decades.
According to one informant, the CIA retrieved at least nine alleged “non-human craft,” some of which were damaged from crashes, while at least two that remained entirely whole.
Pentagon UFO recovery branch operates out of the CIA
The Daily Mail’s sources said that the Office of Global Access (OGA), a branch of the CIA’s Science and Technology Directorate, has been in charge of retrieving the UFOs since 2003.
According to one source, “there’s at least nine vehicles,” that have been recovered by the U.S. government in varying states of functionality.
“If it crashes, there’s a lot of damage done,” the insider said. “Others, two of them, are completely intact.”
The same source revealed that the CIA employs a system capable of detecting cloaked UFOs and dispatches specialized military units to salvage wreckage when these “non-human” aircrafts come down to earth, even if they land outside of the United States.
Pentagon UFO recovery branch operates covertly
The OGA reportedly specializes in getting US forces into countries where they normally would not be welcome.
“They are basically a facilitator for people to get in and out of countries,” the leaker remarked. “They are very clever at being able to get anywhere in the world they want to.”
The OGA’s clandestine operations generally center around human threats, including collecting technology from enemies and weapons of mass destruction, but the task of UFO retrieval has fallen to the department for the sake of secrecy.
“The actual physical retrieval is by the military. But it’s not kept under military control, because they have to keep too many records,” the insider detailed. “So they start moving it out fairly quickly into private hands.”
According to one source, the CIA is “the portfolio manager or owner” of the retrieval operation, but they typically utilized private aerospace contractors to analyze the crafts.
Space Force report fuels source’s claims about Pentagon UFO recovery branch
Another report by the Daily Mail claimed that the recently created US Space Force has detected thousands of UFOs orbiting Earth.
One source said that the UFOs were so predominant, that it has hampered the military branch’s core mission, which is to identify threats coming from space.
Many of their sightings are of spy satellites, space junk, and meteoroids, a report by Space Force said that the “hazards and threats” category which includes “objects that exhibit abnormal observables and patterns of life and cannot [be] correlated to any owner or point of origin.”
In the branch’s latest publication, titled “Space Domain Awareness,” they announced their mission to monitor the space between Earth’s low orbit and the moon.
Space Force news reveals why Pentagon UFO recovery branch might be in high demand
According to a chart that they published, which spans nearly six decades, there are 25,000 objects in orbit as of 2019.
Many of the objects are attributed to human’s own intrusion into space and include “rocket bodies,” “spacecraft,” and “mission-related debris.”
One of Space Force’s goals is to “distinguish between sources of spacecraft anomalies in support of anomaly resolution, recovery, and space attack assessment.”
Space Force’s mission is especially critical in as new evidence emerges of two possible exoplanets that are far older than Earth.
Cardiff University’s Professor Jane Greaves believes she has located two hypothetical planets in the Milky Way galaxy that are orbiting stars 70 and 110 light-years away.
Greaves told the Daily Mail that the stars are around 8 billion years older than the sun, which puts the planets well past the age where continents formed on Earth, meaning that they could contain “life on land” that is billions of years older than our planet.
“The outlook seems very promising for finding rocky exoplanets with continents,” the scientist noted.
Based on evolutionary theory, any aliens that could exist on those planets might have similar features to humans.
Jane Greaves theory could explain the need for the Pentagon UFO recovery branch
“We still can’t say whether aliens will walk on two legs or have big green eyes,” said University of Oxford researcher Sam Levin.
“But we believe evolutionary theory offers a unique additional tool for trying to understand what aliens will be like, and we have shown some examples of the kinds of strong predictions we can make with it.”
He said that by “predicting” that extraterrestrials had gone through “major transitions,” like the species on Earth have, he believes “that there is a level of predictability,” that they would have similar features to humans.
“We can’t say whether or not we’re alone on Earth, but we have taken a small step forward in answering, if we’re not alone, what our neighbors are like,” Levin claimed.
