US Space Force afraid of UFOs (video)

Kyle Mizokami, Popular Mechanics, 8/13/21; Pfc. Sandoval, S. Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

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The Space Force Wants Nothing to Do With UFOs

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Is it fear or smart PR (public relations)? It already has everything to do with UFOs, UAPs, and alien life forms on the planet contributing to US knowledge of space and advanced technology. But that's the secret space program. This is the PR arm everyone will see.

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America’s latest service reportedly doesn’t want to investigate flying saucers. The Pentagon is considering giving the Space Force the lion’s share of the UFO investigation mission.

Jaime Maussan with mummified alien bodies who look quite like Hollywood's ET

• [In June 2017 Jaime Maussan was involved in the analysis of five extraterrestrial (ET) mummies discovered in Peru's Nazca Lines, a UNESCO World Heritage. Images of these findings were aired in a Gaia.com documentary, which shows a crouched mummified body of a humanoid figure with an elongated skull and three fingers on each hand and foot.]

The Navy [which has been handling space for many years now] is currently spearheading the UFO investigative effort, but some think the Space Force is more of a natural fit.

The Space Force leadership reportedly does not want the job, for fear of not being taken seriously. The U.S. Space Force is being advanced as the lead service to investigate UFOs on behalf of the Pentagon.

It’s a role the Space Force is reportedly pushing back on. While the new service is looking to formalize roles and missions, it is reluctant to take on one that is associated with little green men, hoaxes, urban legends, and [actual video evidence it cannot easily discount].

The Pentagon, according to Politico, is considering tasking the U.S. Space Force with investigating reports of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), the new term for UFOs.

This comes after Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks asked (media.defense.gov) the armed services to pick one service to establish, “procedures to synchronize collection, reporting, and analysis on the UAP problem set.” [This is military double-speak jargon for investigating UFOs.]

The U.S. Navy is currently [as it has for a long time now] taking the lead on UAP sightings, due to a number of sightings by Navy personnel between 2004 and 2015 that later came to light in the news media.

Sec'y Hicks acknowledged that the recent Pentagon UFO report “expanded significantly beyond the secretary of the Navy’s purview,” implying that another service should take the lead instead.

The U.S. Space Force, a former official quoted by Politico says, is a logical choice to take the lead on UAPs. The Space Force “doesn’t have a geographic boundary” and it has access to surveillance technologies the other services lack. More