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Air Force Plant 42 (Palmdale)

Air Force Plant 42 (Palmdale)

The Air Force's aircraft plant at Palmdale in the Antelope Valley, where Lockheed's Skunk Works, Northrop and Boeing build and modify classified aircraft. A 1994 trade-press report says the wreck from a mysterious Boscombe Down crash was flown there. UAP Gerb places the building of human-made 'hidden wing' craft there, and an anonymous Boeing insider puts Project Red Light sites nearby.

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Lockheed's Skunk Works, founded at Burbank in 1943, now works mainly at Air Force Plant 42; an FCC radio telemetry licence from 2007 links Tonopah Test Range with building 601 at 1011 Lockheed Way, Palmdale.Lockheed Martin - UFO Reverse Engineering, Material Exploitation, & Legacy ProgramsfirsthandSourced, unconfirmedLockheed history; FCC licence record, as cited by UAP Gerb
Palmdale is one of 31 acknowledged locations of AFOSI's Office of Special Projects (PJ), which secures Air Force special access programs.firsthandOn the recordAFOSI records (cited by UAP Gerb)
After a crash on the Boscombe Down runway (26 Sep 1994) the wreck was loaded onto a C-5 Galaxy two days later and flown to Air Force Plant 42 at Palmdale.firsthandSourced, unconfirmedAir Forces Monthly (Nov 1994), cited in Ryan Wood's Majic Eyes Only
Underground sites near Lancaster and Palmdale, near Northrop, were part of 'Project Red Light'.Deep Underground Military Bases (D.U.M.Bs.) - UFO Legacy ProgramsanonymousLeadSteven Greer
Boeing, Lockheed and Northrop build 'hidden wing' craft at Plant 42 and truck them to Edwards; Northrop's old advanced design centers fed black work there, possibly ARVs and triangles.speculationLeadUAP Gerb (Sam)
At a closed Norton AFB show on 12 November 1988, reached by a 727 flight to Plant 42, he saw the losing B-2 prototype, an unmanned 'Aurora' of 100-110 ft and three worn, lead-painted discs of 20, 60 and 120 ft hovering silently, said to have 'been everywhere in the solar system'.Brad SorensenAir Force Plant 42 (Palmdale)Alien Reproduction Vehicle - the Testimony of Mark McCandlishsecondhandSourced, unconfirmedBrad Sorensen
Bill Scott of Aviation Week interviewed Sorensen on 3 December 1990; the notes corroborate the Norton account in Sorensen's own words, including the three 'bear' discs, the Aurora and Senator Cranston.Bill Scott's interview notes with Brad Sorensen (3 December 1990)Brad SorensenAlien Reproduction Vehicle - the Testimony of Mark McCandlishfirsthandSourced, unconfirmedBill Scott's interview notes (found by UAP Gerb)
Vehicles are driven from Plant 42 to a sealed electromagnetic chamber at Edwards, some by lowboy trailer; only Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman work at the plant, which lets a contractor say it does not possess an item.Air Force Hidden Wing, Admin & the UFO Files, "It's Probably Nothing" tour, & QnA - UAP Gerb LiveCurrent Work, Return of the PowerPoint & QnA - UAP Gerb Livethread/hidden-winganonymousLeadUAP Gerb (Sam)

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