2013 in UFO history
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2013 in UFO history
| Year | 2013 |
|---|---|
| Events | 5 |
| Decade | 2010s |
| Topics | Crashes & retrievals (topic), Beings & bodies (topic), Government programs (topic), Nuclear & missile sites (topic) |
| Timeline | 2013 on the UAP Timeline |
2013 in UFO history — the UAP Timeline records 5 events in 2013, mostly about crashes & retrievals and beings & bodies. People named in these events include Arthur Stancil, Curtis LeMay, Barry Goldwater, David Adair, Catherine Austin Fitts.
Events
- Brilliant Buzzard (June 2013) — A researcher claims Project Brilliant Buzzard was used to track objects during SDI.
- Bill Uhouse (1 November 2013) — A retired Marine captain says he tested exotic aircraft and worked on alien technology.
- Boeing engineer's LeMay story (1 November 2013) — An anonymous former Boeing engineer claims Gen. Curtis LeMay told him of a UAP crash.
- Pentagon accounting plugs (18 November 2013) — A defense accountant says she was told to enter false numbers in Navy budgets.
- Bearden's vacuum energy claim (2013) (24 December 2013) — Thomas Bearden claims he saw energy extracted from the quantum vacuum.
People

- Arthur Stancil — Engineer who, as "Fritz Werner", signed an affidavit describing the 1953 Kingman crash recovery.
- Curtis LeMay — Air Force chief of staff who reportedly refused Barry Goldwater access to UFO material.
- Barry Goldwater — U.S. senator and Air Force Reserve general who said he was denied access to UFO material at Wright-Patterson.
- David Adair — Man who claims he saw an alien engine at Area 51 as a teenager.
- Catherine Austin Fitts — Former HUD official who argues trillions flow to secret programs.
- Thomas Bearden — Retired Army officer who promoted "scalar" free-energy claims.
Programs, places and terms
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