[Macho MAGA Man]

Interesting 🤔

[Smellin Salt]

Yawn

[VTenigma]

Pics or it didn’t happen.

[ALASKA]

"20 foot?"

Amateurs

[Red Badger]

Yes, the USAF was experimenting with disc shaped craft as far back as the 50-60’s..............

[Dr.Deth]

That the vehicle exists isn’t interesting. The technology behind it is.

[Repeal The 17th]

Hovercraft?

[Repeal The 17th]

Avrocar.
https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Visit/Museum-Exhibits/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/195801/avro-canada-vz-9av-avrocar/

[PeterPrinciple]

When Rogers asked the major about the craft’s origin, the officer allegedly pointed upward and said, “We got it from them.”

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They didn’t often get a newbie to play with...............

[Leaning Right]

What a disappointment. From the title I thought the Air Force captured an alien being who had 20 feet.

Heck, even one with three feet would have been impressive.
🥾🥾🥾

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Fox Mulder saw it too.

[BobL]

“20-Foot UFO”

Didn’t they just put up a statue of it in New York City...to the derision of the locals?

[RoosterRedux]

UFO Ping

[RoosterRedux]

I used to have a logical system for evaluating UFO stories and reports, but I lost my template. It was something like this:

UFO case evaluation:

Credibility of Person(s) Reporting (Gregory Rogers)

• Credentials: Former NASA flight surgeon and Air Force major—credible roles, but not necessarily tied to aerospace black projects.
• Access: Plausible he had clearance, but his role doesn’t guarantee exposure to classified craft.

Nature of the Evidence

• Anecdotal: Saw surveillance footage, not the craft itself.
• Old event: Happened in 1992—memory reliability and timing of disclosure (33 years later) are issues.
• No corroboration: No names, no documents, no footage released.

Pattern Consistency

• Common themes: Hazmat suits, silent lift-off, seamless design, EM discharge—mirror other reverse-engineering claims.
• Trope concern: Familiar motifs raise questions of embellishment or contamination by other stories.

Red Flags

• Daily Mail as source—sensationalistic reputation.
• Too perfect? “US Air Force” logo on a saucer seems oddly overt for a secret craft.
• No verification: No other witnesses or physical evidence.

Bottom Line

Plausible but unverifiable. Fits common whistleblower patterns, but lacks hard evidence. Should be logged as a level-headed anecdote, not confirmed proof.

[Bikkuri]

"performing advanced maneuvers in a military hangar"

That must have been a HUGE hangar...

[sit-rep]

I sure am thankful he finally had the courage to share this info...

[LambSlave]

So someone with access to an extremely high security program got his buddy, a medical doctor, into a restricted access part of a high security facility that even back then had cameras everywhere, with no access badge, and showed him a UFO, risking his own clearance and spending his life behind bars. The man is a liar.

[trebb]

CCTV vs. in the room - can’t trust it....but we were experimenting with such at the time.

[Salman]

That would mean "aliens" a cover story deliberately cultivated.

I heard that one maybe 40 years ago, and I dismissed as an especially absurd conspiracy theory.

But even more absurd conspiracy theories have turned out to be true recently.

[Paal Gulli]

The Martian obviously recruit idiots to fly spacecraft designed and built by super-geniuses because that’s the only way you can explain traveling trillions of miles to visit earth, and then crash-landing once they’ve got here.