Case · 1990s–present

Crash retrieval as nuclear emergency (NEST / SRT / EOD)

High-technology devices, Wackenhut camo, broken arrows

Nevada Test SitePeruNeedles, CAKecksburg

Hume's model: UFO recoveries are run as nuclear-emergency problems. 1996 doctrine names 'high technology devices'; NEST (Gordon-Hagerty era) plus 52nd EOD and 28th EOD Airborne provide the team; DOE SRT (Wackenhut, EG&G, Bechtel) has arrest authority. Unnamed black-camo, no-name-tag men at crash sites may be contractor SRT, not JSOC. Same pattern alleged at Peru 1997 and Needles (DOE, possibly Army S-64).

Findings

Each line is tagged as a FOIA outcome, something someone told Hume, open literature, a leak, or Hume's own reading. Do not treat the last as a document.

  1. 01Hume's reading

    Popular Mechanics 2004 / Brookings: NEST towing a UFO to White Sands near LANL/Sandia on the assumption of advanced nuclear propulsion.

  2. 02Hume's reading

    DOE officer would not define 'high technology device' for Hume.

  3. 03Hume's reading

    Needles: DOE and possibly Army S-64, 'like pulling teeth' to get Army files — same as Peru.

  4. 04Hume's reading

    Kecksburg plainclothes: Hume wonders AEC.

  5. 05Hume's reading

    1998 NYT on DOE tactical teams is the open-source analogue Hume cites for NNSA SRT.

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  • 2024-12-31

    Maybe these men in black camo, no name tags … are not JSOC but are contract SWAT/Security teams for DOE taken from contractors like Wackenhut, EG&G. Basically like NNSA SRT.