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Jack
Arneson Biography
Jack came to Pegasus in a round-about
way. He watched a Youtube video about John Lear and saw thelivingmoon.com
link, found our email and since has become a valuable addition to the team.
Jack came to Pegasus in a round-about way. He watched a Youtube video about
John Lear and saw thelivingmoon.com link, found our email and since has
become a valuable addition to the team. |
The content of the pages provided
here at Pegasus was collected and written by Jack with additions by other
members of Pegasus to provide corroborating evidence as well as new pertinent
data. All Jack's original work, including some pages not on Pegasus yet,
can be found at his website... Visit
Jack's Website Welcome To The Moon Page
Resume brief:
1967-70 Army... Petroleum Storage industrial mechanics...
Training in industrial handling and mechanics of fuel storage and
it's equipment.
Including on and off-loading of tankers. Overseas duty... Thailand.
Although I started out being trained and assigned as a light weapons
specialist.
Maintenance of... not using. Although you need to know how to use
one in order to fix it.
I requested and was approved for training in industrial mechanics
after that. The army liked people who wanted several MOS's for cross professions.
Besides, I knew with weapons training, I would be destined for Vietnam
immediately. And I had visions of being blown in half more than once.
I didn't do it to get out of it, I wanted to put my skills to better
use to help the effort. Which at that time, I believed was the right thing
to do. Enlisting, that is. This is where I got to know USAF personnel.
I would visit AF bases near us because they had better food, 24 hours.
Army mess halls kept bankers hours and the food sucked.
I met other photographers in the AF and went to their labs on official
invites and saw some astounding things. That's what first got me interested
in UFO's, underground and Moon bases. When I was transferred back to the
US, I was last stationed at Ft Carson, CO and visited NORAD whenever possible.
(more on these later)
1970-77... acquired employment with government contractors involved
with mining operations overseas... Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, South
Africa, Mauritania, Algeria and the Philippines. With JF Pritchard Inc.,
Nabalco, Bechtel, and MW Kellogg. During that time, being an amateur photographer,
I joined an aerial recon team with those companies that examined photos
of potential drilling and digging sites. It got me out of the drudge of
doing the same thing. (I liked that job much more but it was an extra duty
and not a full time position). Although I got extra pay for doing that.
Most of my work consisted of maintaining industrial machines and
equipment. No TBM's though, except for light maintenance. The manufacturers
supplied and trained the maintenance people and operators of those machines.
I was mainly working in the processing plants of these operations, and
visited the underground only when needed.
From 1978 (took a year and a half off) to 2001 I worked in various
industrial plants in my home area as mechanic until I was promoted to managerial
status around 1985.
I was injured on the job in 2001 and don't do that kind of work any
more. Contracted Ulnar neuropathy and Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, in short...
nerve damage in both arms at the elbows and wrists from a lifetime of impact
trauma. (using your hands as a hammer). We all do it don't we? Only me
more than the average person.
- Jack
Jack's Pages
Visit
Jack's Website Welcome To The Moon Page
Note: Jack's pages are being mirrored at Pegasus but
its a work in progress to get them all here and updated, so be sure to
have a look at Jack's site for the latest updates.
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Australian Bases
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Antarctica Research Stations
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Australian
Air Power - High Energy Laser Weapons - (Outside
Link) (Archived)
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Bradshaw
Field Training Area - Joint Rapid Airfield Construction Project
- Timber Creek, NT
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Geraldton, West
Australia
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Harold
E. Holt Naval Communication Station - Exmouth, WA, Australia
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Holsworthy
Barracks - Australian Army, Sydney, NSW
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Honeysuckle
Creek Tracking Station, Australia - Where the images FIRST went
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Island
Lagoon Tracking Station, Island Lagoon - Woomera, South Australia
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JORN - Jindalee Operational Radar Network - JP 2025
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Nurrungar
Satellite Tracking Station - Joint Defense Facility Nurrungar, 15
Miles NW of Island Lagoon, Woomera, South Australia
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Pine Gap, Alice Springs, NWT, Australia
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RAAF
Darwin Airfield - Australian Army, Darwin, NT
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Robertson
Barracks - Australian Army, Darwin, NT
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Shoal Bay Receiving
Station, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
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Unknown
Antenna Facility in Australia - Found
by MungoDave ATS
Boeing Projects
Biographies of Key People
DARPA Projects
ECHELON Intercept Stations
- (And other stray antenna facilities)
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Ascension_Island
- NASA, ESA, US/RAF, BBC an Island Bristling with Antennas
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Bad
Aibling DE Echelon Station - NSA - Supposedly Closed but Google
shows it active 2008
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Cervantes/Badgingarra
Triangle Mystery
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Diego Garcia
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US Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station, Far East Detachment
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GCSB Tangimoana
Echelon Station, New Zealand
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GCSB Waihopai
Echelon Station, New Zealand - Code Name
Flintlock
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Geraldton, West
Australia
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Menwith Hill,
England
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Misawa, Japan -
NSA - Code Name Ladylove
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Morwenstow,
England
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News Articles
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Pine Gap, Alice Springs, NWT, Australia
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Sabana
Seca ECHELON Station, Puerto Rico
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Satellite Earth Sations
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Shoal Bay Receiving
Station, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
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Yakima Research
Station, Washington - Code Name: Cowboy
ECHELON/MOUS Intercept
Stations - Mobile User Objective System (MUOS)
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Geraldton, West
Australia
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Niscemi, Sicily
- (Under Command at Naval Air Station Sigonella)
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Virginia (Northwest location)
- not found yet
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Wahiawa, Hawaii - Naval Computer & Telecommunications
Area Master Station Pacific
HAARP and Similar Facilities
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Amateur Radio Propagation
Studies (ARPS)
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A
Master Radar Listing
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EISCAT - European Incoherent Scatter
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HAARP - High Frequency Active Auroral
Research Program
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HIPAS
- High Power Auroral Stimulation Observatory
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IRIS - Imaging Riometer for Ionospheric
Studies
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IVS
- International VBLI Service for Geodesy and Astrometry - (VBLI
- Very Long Base Interferometry)
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GRAVES
Radar Facility - The French Space Surveillance System
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Jicamarca
Radio Observatory - Lima, Peru
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JORN - Jindalee Operational Radar Network - JP 2025
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Millstone
Hill Radio Observatory - EISCAT Like Facility - Westford, Massachusetts
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National
MST Radar Facility - Gadanki, near Tirupati, in southern Andra Pradesh,
India
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NERC MST
Radar Facility - Capel Dewi, Carmarthenshire, Wales, United Kingdom
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Over the Horizon Radar - OTHR
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Platteville
Atmospheric Observatory
- Pegasus Research
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Poker
Flat Research Range, Near Chatanika, Alaska
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PROUST
Radar - Saint-Santin/Nançay, France
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São
Luiz Space Observatory - Cruzeiro Santa Bárbara, São
Luis-MA, Brasil
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SuperDARN HF Radar
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SURA
Facility - Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
High Energy Neutrino Arrays
Intelligence Gathering
Launch Facilities
NASA Related Issues
Naval Secrets
Nuclear Test Sites
- (Work in Progress)
Observatories
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Also see HAARP
and EISCAT sections
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Mount Stromlo Observatory, ACT,
Australia
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Siding Spring Observatory - Coonabarabran,
Australia
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South Pole Telescope, Antarctica
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USNO - United States Naval Observatory
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Vatican Observatory
Pegasus Document Releases
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Pegasus
Document Releases 001 to 005
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Propulsion Research on the Variable Isp Tandem Mirror Plasma Rocket
- MIT - DTIC
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SOAR: Space Orbiting Advanced Fusion Power Reactor - University of Wisconsin
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Through the Looking Glass with Phase Conjugation - Los Alamos National
Laboratory
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Active Shielding Concepts for the Ionizing Radiation in Space - NASA
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Space Nuclear Power and Man's Extraterrestrial Civilization - Los Alamos
National Laboratory
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Pegasus
Document Releases 006 to 010
SP100 Class Nuclear Reactor on the Moon - NASA - DTIC
Remote Viewing
Research Facilities, National Laboratories and Libraries
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ANL - Argonne National Laboratory
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AFRL - Air Force Research Lab
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ALMA
- Atacama Large Millimeter Array - Atacama Desert, Chile
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ARO - Army Research
Office
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ARL - Army Research
Laboratory
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AU - Air University
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BNL - Brookhaven National
Laboratory
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CEBAF - Continuous Electron
Beam Accelerator Facility
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CIA
World Fact Book
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DTIC Online - Defense
Technical Information Center - Public Scientific & Technical Information
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FNAL - Fermi National Accelerator
Laboratory
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Hanford Technical
Library
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INL - Idaho National Engineering
Laboratory
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ITER Fusion Research Lab
- Southern France
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LBNL - Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory
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LLNL - Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory:
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LANL - Los Alamos National Laboratory
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NREL - National Renewable
Energy Laboratory
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NRL - Naval Research
Laboratory
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ORNL - Oak Ridge National
Laboratory
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OSTI - Office of Scientific
and Technical Information - A Wealth of Research Material
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ONR - Office of Naval
Research
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Prometheus II, Ltd.
- 21st Century Energy and Propulsion
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PNNL - Pacific Northwest
National Laboratory
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Sandia National Laboratory:
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Sandia is a multiprogram laboratory operated
by Sandia Corporation, a Lockheed Martin Company, for the United States
Department of Energy. Sandia is a multiprogram DOE laboratory, operated
by a subsidiary of Lockheed Martin Corp. With facilities in Albuquerque,
N.M., and Livermore, Calif., Sandia has major R&D responsibilities
in national security, energy, and environmental technologies and economic
competitiveness.
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Sandia
National Laboratories, Kirtland AFB, New Mexico - Global Security
- [Outside Link][Archived]
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Sandia National Laboratories
- New Mexico Home Page
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Sandia
National Laboratories - California Home Page
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Sandia National
Laboratories Library
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Kauai Test
Facility (KTF) - Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) rocket launch
range
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SABRE
(Sandia Accelerator And Beam Research Experiment) - Ion Beam Generator
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SLAC - Stanford
Linear Accelerator Center
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USNO - United States
Naval Observatory
Secret Astronaut Detachments and Space Agencies (and
Other Not So Secret)
Secret Bases on the Moon and Mars
Secret Facilities on Earth (Incudes
Formerly Secret, and Non-Secret Bases of Interest)
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Antarctica Research Stations
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Alaska
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Fort Greely, Delta Junction, Alaska
- US Army
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Fairbanks, Alaska
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HAARP See here
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Arizona
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Australian Bases (See
also under HAARP for JORN and under ECHELON for Pine Gap)
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California
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Camoflaged Areas
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Cheyenne Mountain Complex
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Nevada
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AREA 51
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Janet Airlines, Las Vegas, Nevada
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Nellis Bombing Range
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Nellis Bombing Range Page One
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Nellis Bombing Range Page Two
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Nellis Bombing Range Page Three
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Nellis Bombing Range Page Three A
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Nellis Bombing Range Page Four
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Nevada Test Site (NTS)
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Yucca Mountain
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NOAA
Weather Satellite Control Center - From Cryptome
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New Mexico
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Utah
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Pacific Island Instalations
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Russia (
See also The Russian Connection)
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Scotland
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United States Nuclear Sites in Europe
Secret Missions to the Moon and Mars
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See Also Secret Bases on the Moon
- John Lear
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Project Able
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Project Mars
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Project Horizon
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Project Lunex
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Project Lunex - Introduction
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Project Lunex
Summary - Air Force Moon Base Project
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This document provides a plan for a manned Lunar Expedition.
It was prepared to furnish more detailed information in support of the
National Space Program proposed by a USAF committee chaired by Major General
J R Holzapple. That report pointed out the dire need for a goal for our
national apace program. The Lunar Expedition was chosen as the goal since
it not only provides a sufficient challenge to the nation, but also provides
technical fall outs for greatly improved apace capabilities.
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Previous editions of this plan have provided guidance
and incentive to Air Force technical groups. Consequently, their efforts
have established a broad technical base within the Air Force from which
rapid advances can be made. This capability has been taken into account
in laying out the accelerated schedules in this plan.
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1.6 CAPABILITIES DEVELOPED -The development of large boosters,
rendezvous techniques and manoeuvrable space vehicles, all required for
the Lunar Expedition, will also provide a capability for many new and advanced
space achievements. For example, the Space Launching System which will
boost 134,000 pounds to escape velocity will boost approximately 350,000
pounds into a 300 nm orbit, or will launch a manned
vehicle on a pass around either Mars or Venus.
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This document contains information affecting the national
defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws,
Title 18, U S.C. Section 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of
which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law. - O
J RITLAND, Major General, USAF, Commander
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Project Red Socks
Secret Space Craft and Space Stations
Solar Power Arrays
Space Agencies
Space Cargo Transports, STS Shuttle Replacements and
Spaceplanes
Space Debris
China Tests
Satellite Killer - Worst Debris Field Ever
- January 17, 2007
Russian
Rocket Explosion in Space - February 19, 2007
Space Tourism
Stealth Technology
The Chinese Connection - Space Projects and Others
The Japanese Connection - Space Projects
The Russian Connection - Space Projects
Weather Warfare
Weapons Technology - State of the Art
Weapons in Space - The State of the Art
Weapons Symposiums and Conferences
Wernher von Braun
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Alien Affairs and UFO's
Endangered Earth Series
(New)
Einstein once remarked that
“If bees were to disappear,
man would only have a few years to live.”
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Doomsday Seed Vault in the Arctic
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Tsunami
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Sumatra 2004
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Chile 2010
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Japan 2011
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Subduction Zones - Japan
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Earthquake 9.0 and Tsunami
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Vanishing Water
Underground Water and Caverns
(New) - Earth is like a Sponge
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Caverns
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USA Caverns
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Arkansas
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Blanchard
Springs Caverns, Mountain View, AR
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Bull
Shoals Caverns, Mountain Village 1890, AR
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Cosmic
Cavern, Berryville, AR
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Hurricane
River Cave, Between Harrison and Marshall , AR
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Mystic
Caverns and Crystal Dome Caverns, Marble Falls, AR
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Old
Spanish Treasure Cave, Between Gravette and Sulphur Springs, AR
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Onyx
Cave, Eureka Springs, AR
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War
Eagle Cavern, Rogers, AR
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Florida
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Kentucky
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Missouri
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New Mexico
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New York
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Virginia
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Texas
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Georgia
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Oklahoma
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South Dakota
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Tennessee
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World Caverns - [Work in Progress]
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Belize
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England
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Russia
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Wales
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Sarawak
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Slovenia
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Sinkholes
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Underground Water
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Asia
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Death Valley, California
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Nevada
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Subsidence and Aquifers
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Underground Rivers
Google Earth Anomalies and Points of Interest Collection
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Antennas and Radomes not yet Identified
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Three
Radomes - near Ancient Geoglyphs - Chug Chug, Atacama Desert, Chile
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Three
Radomes - 20 miles North Hualfin, Catamarca, Argentina
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Google Earth Anomaly Collection Page 001
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Google Earth Anomaly Collection Page 002
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Google Earth Anomaly Collection Page 003
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