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Former Director of ATTIP Luiz Elizondo discusses he leading theories of where the U.S. government believes UFOs came from and whom they belong to. The Pentagon has admitted that a US Navy destroyer captured an eerie night-vision footage of mysterious flashing objects flying above it and another warship. The green-tinged video was gathered by the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force and leaked to filmmaker Jeremy Corbell, who made the documentary "Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers," and K...

  It’s been an amazing news week on Planet Earth, with stories ranging from our physics tells us almost nothing about the deepest riddles of the Universe to human consciousness could reside in the brain’s electromagnetic field to the upcoming release according to the Washington Post of a major report on intelligence gathered by the Office of Naval Intelligence, the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force and the FBI.   The Cosmic Chasm–Physics as we know it is elegant and exquisitely a...

China’s navy has more ships than the US. Does that matter? Geoff Ziezulewicz keyboard_arrow_down Chinas Harbin (112) guided-missile destroyer takes part in a week-long joint exercise with Russia in the East China Sea off Shanghai in May 2014. (Zhang Lei/Color China Photo/AP) Exactly if and when the increasing antagonism between United States and China will boil over into full-on conflict remains anybody’s guess. But for now, one thing is as clear as the aqua-blue waters that lap up on th...

“Bacteriological Warfare in the United States” is a fascinating FBI document that was declassified into the public domain in 2006, via the terms of the Freedom of Information Act. It covers the years 1941 to 1950. Notably, of the file’s original 1,783 pages, no less than 1,074 were firmly withheld from declassification by the FBI (since 2006, however, more of those pages have surfaced). The file reveals a wealth of illuminating and disturbing data on animal disease and death, and their po...

The Persian Gulf is a perfect hiding place for Iranian submarines. Heres What You Need to Remember: Past experience demonstrates that Tehran routinely exaggerates and obfuscates the scale of its defense projects, and the timeline in which they will be completed. Nonetheless, the submarine  Fateh is tangibly real and looks like it could usefully expand the medium-range capabilities of the Iranian submarine fleet. The Iranian military has long planned for a defensive naval war in the Persian...

James Bond took on Britains Cold War enemies with the help of a regular supply of vodka martinis, his trusty Walther PPK and a healthy dose of dry humour. Liz Truss is reaching out to Britains friends in the wake of Brexit with Scotch whisky, award-winning cheeses and agreeable free trade terms. But the Trade Secretary and 007 do now have something more in common than vigorous patriotism and a mutual good eye for couture. Ms Truss is to move into an office in the Old Admiralty building in White...

Yes, China Has the World’s Largest Navy. That Matters Less Than You Might Think. China’s fleet relies disproportionately on smaller classes of ships – and U.S. capabilities are bolstered by its allies’ navies. By April 07, 2021 Advertisement Since the release of the Department of Defense’s “2020 China Military Power Report” this past September, much has been made of China’s securing the title of the “world’s largest navy.” Indeed, the United Stat...

Taiwanese Tanks Could Throw a Spanner in the Works of a Chinese Invasion They could be a key player in holding back a Chinese invasion force. But they cant do it alone.  Heres What You Need To Remember: Even if China believes it would ultimately prevail in a ground invasion against Taiwan, the promise of a credible Taiwanese ground threat does change the equation. This could also decrease the possibility of any needed US intervention. The Trump administration’s plan to sell tanks, missiles ...

From Karachi To Bay of Bengal, How the Indian Navy Played a Stellar Role in the 1971 War It was a saga of strategic institutional thinking, great personal valour and sacrifice, like that of Captain M.N. Mulla. INS Vikrant. Photo: Arun Prakash/Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 3.0 Security6 hours ago The year 1971 was marked with several ‘big victories’ – in politics, cricket and in war – all of which had long term implications for India. The national mood was buoyant, even if the c...

Beijing has a lot of missiles and it especially has been doubling down on anti-ship missiles. Key point: Washington tends to get nervous about Chinas new missiles, which Beijing rather likes. What have China actually revealed about this new weapon? Entering the Second World War, the United States dramatically underestimated the effectiveness of certain Japanese naval systems and operations.  The tendency to look askance at Japanese naval prowess during the interwar period obviously impacted t...