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Back in 2006-2007, a couple of serious veteran intelligence guys working for the DIA,

that's the Defense Intelligence Agency, started independently seeing evidence of dramatic UFO incidents, mostly

involving military sites or sensitive national security facilities.

It got their attention.

Then they read a book about a weird place at a UFO hotspot, now known as Skinwalker Ranch.

Jump ahead to 2008, the DIA approved an astonishingly bold project dubbed Ossap, the Advanced Aerospace Weapons Systems

Application Program, a name that was sort of vague on purpose.

They didn't want to put UFO in the title.

But that was a major focus anyway.

What made the program even more amazing is that it basically was allowed to look at some very strange stuff and follow the

evidence wherever it leads it became a huge operation huge compared to previous UFO programs

like Project Blue Book I think you could take the entire staff of that and and fit it into a booth

at a Denny's or something. But this one was big.

It eventually had dozens of employees, and then it contracted to a UFO organization that

in effect gave it hundreds of more operatives that could gather evidence. It led to some very

strange stuff, way weirder than mere UFOs at one point it had

several dozen full-time employees and investigators ex-military former

cops law enforcement scientists engineers a top-notch team and over the 27

months it existed it put together this astonishing library of work, including the largest data

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