Project Preserve Destiny
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| Type | Program or study |
|---|---|
| Also known as | Preserve Destiny |
| On the Timeline | 6 events, 1963–1997 |
Project Preserve Destiny is the name of an alleged secret U.S. program for communicating telepathically with extraterrestrials, described by former U.S. Air Force sergeant Dan Sherman in his 1997 book Above Black. Its existence rests almost entirely on Sherman's account.[1][2]
Sherman's account
Sherman says the program used him as a channel for telepathic communication with extraterrestrials known as "Greys", and that the work was connected with the National Security Agency. He says he nicknamed two of the beings "Spock" and "Bones".[1][2]
Evidence
No official document, government statement or other witness has confirmed the program. When researcher Noah Hradek filed a Freedom of Information Act request, the Air Force reportedly said it had no knowledge of the program and passed the request to the National Security Agency. In 2025 an Italian magazine, L'Espresso, reported unconfirmed claims that the program was among secret programs discussed in Washington, but these reports have not been verified.[2][3]
On the UAP Timeline
- Dan Sherman and the telepathy breeding claim (January 1963) — Air Force Sgt. Dan Sherman says he was told of a program breeding people with telepathic abilities.
- Dan Sherman's NSA analyst training (1992) — Dan Sherman claims his NSA analyst training was cover for communicating with extraterrestrials.
- Dan Sherman's transfer papers (December 1993) — Dan Sherman provides transfer papers he says relate to Project Preserve Destiny.
- Dan Sherman's first communication (1994) (Early 1994) — Sherman claims he received his first alien communication while on duty.
- Dan Sherman's second assignment (1995) (Early 1995) — Sherman says he moved to a second Preserve Destiny location.
- Dan Sherman's Project Preserve Destiny recruitment (1 January 1997) — Sherman says the NSA recruited him into Project Preserve Destiny.
References
- "This airman claims his top secret official duty was to talk to aliens", We Are The Mighty · wearethemighty.com · archived copy
- "Telepathic soldiers and alien codes: inside the NSA's alleged Project Preserve Destiny", New Space Economy (30 Oct 2025) · newspaceeconomy.ca · archived copy
- "Washington, nuovo mistero: Project Preserve Destiny", L'Espresso (16 Jul 2025) · lespresso.it · archived copy
This page was last edited on 29 October 2026. Articles are written in our own words from the sources listed under References; disputed claims are attributed to the people who made them.
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