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And there are people, quite silly people, that still dont believe in it.
Yes, and it has been acknowleged by the U.S. Goverment.
Mainly, because the area 51 you see here, is abandoned. They've built themselves a new one somewhere else.469344657 -
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The government watches GFY constantly!no sigComment
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What I find amazing, is that these were taking by a RUSSIAN satalite. 'DOH!
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Abandoned?!?Originally posted by PiksalDesign
And there are people, quite silly people, that still dont believe in it.
Yes, and it has been acknowleged by the U.S. Goverment.
Mainly, because the area 51 you see here, is abandoned. They've built themselves a new one somewhere else.
There is still a bus of people driving thru the front 'gate' and there are hourly flights into Area 51.
Next time you are in Las Vegas, smile and wave at the white 737's with the red stripe.
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Take the foil hat off for a minute. It's still very muched used and much of it probably isn't visible unless you've some kind of new xray device.
Few if any have doubted it exists in recent years. The real questions for a long time have simply been what's kept there?Ignorance is never bliss.
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Define government? There's a very good chance at least a branch of it pops inOriginally posted by Wiggles
The government watches GFY constantly!
Ignorance is never bliss.
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*yawn* Go to the USGS website and you'll find tons of pictures like that. If you're good enough, you can most likely find and zoom in on your own house.Alt Journals, Blogs for Perverts!
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"Just as a man who has fallen into a heap of filth ought to seek the great pond of water covered with lotuses, which is near by: even so seek thou for the great deathless lake of Nirvana to wash off the defilement of wrong. If the lake is not sought, it is not the fault of the lake."Comment
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Places like Area 51 are far less exciting then you imagine them to be. I served on two aircraft and weapons development, test and evaluation stations. There's a lot of stuff and places you can't go without high security clearances and a need to be there. I had the clearances, but usually not the need. I did work on a few highly sensative projects. Nothing like space ships, or flying saucers. Things like the Superhornet operational evaluation.Originally posted by Tipsy
Take the foil hat off for a minute. It's still very muched used and much of it probably isn't visible unless you've some kind of new xray device.
Few if any have doubted it exists in recent years. The real questions for a long time have simply been what's kept there?
I worked with the first 8 superhornets the Navy accepted and tested. We aboslutely destroyed those things with high G maneuvers and all sorts of stuff like that simply to see what they were capable of. Imagine buying and destroying a few Ferraris just to find out if you liked them or not.
F-117s were on the base also, but the hangar was in an area that only a few individuals had access to. Unfortunately, I was not one of them.
I got to participate in the development and tactical development of the JDAM, SLAM, HARM, as well as other weapons and weapon systems. Outside of that, secret bases like Area 51 are extremely boring to serve at except for the occasional brief moment where you get to see something neat come from your work, like pictures from the bombing range. Other then that, it's boring as fuck. Guys went to captain's mast and courts martial constantly because there wasn't anything else to do except get drunk and get into trouble.Alt Journals, Blogs for Perverts!
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"Just as a man who has fallen into a heap of filth ought to seek the great pond of water covered with lotuses, which is near by: even so seek thou for the great deathless lake of Nirvana to wash off the defilement of wrong. If the lake is not sought, it is not the fault of the lake."Comment
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Abandoned by those who originally occupied the base before its public release.Originally posted by erehwon
Abandoned?!?
There is still a bus of people driving thru the front 'gate' and there are hourly flights into Area 51.
Next time you are in Las Vegas, smile and wave at the white 737's with the red stripe.
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I like my hat.Originally posted by Tipsy
Take the foil hat off for a minute. It's still very muched used and much of it probably isn't visible unless you've some kind of new xray device.
Few if any have doubted it exists in recent years. The real questions for a long time have simply been what's kept there?
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They keep our souls in there. I saw it all
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SurferOriginally posted by CET
Places like Area 51 are far less exciting then you imagine them to be. I served on two aircraft and weapons development, test and evaluation stations. There's a lot of stuff and places you can't go without high security clearances and a need to be there. I had the clearances, but usually not the need. I did work on a few highly sensative projects. Nothing like space ships, or flying saucers. Things like the Superhornet operational evaluation.
I worked with the first 8 superhornets the Navy accepted and tested. We aboslutely destroyed those things with high G maneuvers and all sorts of stuff like that simply to see what they were capable of. Imagine buying and destroying a few Ferraris just to find out if you liked them or not.
F-117s were on the base also, but the hangar was in an area that only a few individuals had access to. Unfortunately, I was not one of them.
I got to participate in the development and tactical development of the JDAM, SLAM, HARM, as well as other weapons and weapon systems. Outside of that, secret bases like Area 51 are extremely boring to serve at except for the occasional brief moment where you get to see something neat come from your work, like pictures from the bombing range. Other then that, it's boring as fuck. Guys went to captain's mast and courts martial constantly because there wasn't anything else to do except get drunk and get into trouble.
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most of it would be underground, didnt you see independence day?Comment
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The rhino puts on one hell of a demonstration .. can't wait to see the raptor doing airshows .. its probably 5 years away.Originally posted by CET
Places like Area 51 are far less exciting then you imagine them to be. I served on two aircraft and weapons development, test and evaluation stations. There's a lot of stuff and places you can't go without high security clearances and a need to be there. I had the clearances, but usually not the need. I did work on a few highly sensative projects. Nothing like space ships, or flying saucers. Things like the Superhornet operational evaluation.
I worked with the first 8 superhornets the Navy accepted and tested. We aboslutely destroyed those things with high G maneuvers and all sorts of stuff like that simply to see what they were capable of. Imagine buying and destroying a few Ferraris just to find out if you liked them or not.
F-117s were on the base also, but the hangar was in an area that only a few individuals had access to. Unfortunately, I was not one of them.
I got to participate in the development and tactical development of the JDAM, SLAM, HARM, as well as other weapons and weapon systems. Outside of that, secret bases like Area 51 are extremely boring to serve at except for the occasional brief moment where you get to see something neat come from your work, like pictures from the bombing range. Other then that, it's boring as fuck. Guys went to captain's mast and courts martial constantly because there wasn't anything else to do except get drunk and get into trouble.
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I heard it was just as big if not bigger underground.Comment
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Originally posted by Wiggles
The government watches GFY constantly!
to the government!
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Sorry but it doesn't suit you. MAke a little peak at the top and it'll look much better and help keep the waves out. Having it flat just looks daft and lets the really bad waves through. If I can find a camera I'll take a pic of mine to show you how it's done.Originally posted by PiksalDesign
I like my hat.
Ignorance is never bliss.
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Originally posted by Tipsy
Sorry but it doesn't suit you. MAke a little peak at the top and it'll look much better and help keep the waves out. Having it flat just looks daft and lets the really bad waves through. If I can find a camera I'll take a pic of mine to show you how it's done.
Again, I like my hat. it makes me look hot.
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Originally posted by Roger
They keep our souls in there. I saw it all
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Aluminum Foil Deflector BeanieOriginally posted by PiksalDesign
Again, I like my hat. it makes me look hot.
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Even Osama is using tin foil to keep out the spy rays that CIA are sending out.
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It's just a military base where engineers work on new weapons, testing that would be illegal outsite its boundaries, and whatnot. The CIA is a front, but the real action goes on there.Comment
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Area 52 is on it's way ------>
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