The US Air Force is building surveillance stations along the East Coast to track UFO activity
The US Air Force will build a new telemetry station in Florida, which will use the most modern equipment to register the appearance of UFOs. This initiative is most likely due to the fact that for two years on the East Coast of Florida, there were almost daily incursions into US airspace by unidentified flying objects.
For decades, the US Department of Defense has controlled this airspace for national security reasons. This is a completely no-fly zone for civil aviation.
Jeff Robert Blask, the inspector for the examination of plans of the Pasco County Building Department, said that over the past seven years he has evaluated construction projects of buildings, ranging from new residential buildings to new hospitals, for compliance with building codes and regulations of the state of Florida.
He evaluated the construction projects of buildings, ranging from new residential buildings to new hospitals, for compliance with the building codes and regulations of the state of Florida.
In April 2021, the project engineer applied to Pasco County to obtain a construction permit for the facility. Mr. Blask knew from his experience that the federal government does not require licenses for construction on the territory of the state or municipality, so he was at a loss why permission was being requested for something that clearly referred to a military complex. When Jeff asked, the project engineer said that this area was leased by the military, and not owned by the federal government.
The facility consists of several structures, including a 30-meter-high tower with a radar dome, two 15-meter collapsible auxiliary towers, as well as an aboveground monitoring station with an observation deck.
I usually don't look at this particular project with much zeal, especially considering that MacDill Air Force Base is located about 45 miles south on the southern tip of Tampa Bay. MacDill is the Central Command for operations in the Middle East. However, considering that I have been interested in UFOs all my life and considering everything that has been happening lately, my radar worked, no pun intended.
Jeff Blask:
Wow! What a powerful piece of equipment. Obviously, it is intended to track possible UFO activity, which has been observed off our shores in recent years.
Mr. Blask said to the project engineer:
You understand! And, as a matter of fact, if you are interested in this topic, you may also be interested to know that this facility is not maintained and is not controlled by MacDill Air Force Base... it is completely controlled by Eglin
the project engineer replied.
(Eglin Air Force Base is a United States Air Force base in West Florida, located about three miles southwest of Valparaiso in Okaloosa County. The base unit at Eglin is the 96th Test Wing.)
The equipment itself is not secret, but the data that will be collected is secret. Therefore, this facility will be under heavy armed security, and only people with a Top Secret clearance will be allowed inside.
added the engineer with whom Mr. Blask was talking:
Jeff Blask said that he learned that a private contractor was offered to build several similar facilities in coastal areas.
Needless to say, I was somewhat speechless. First, he so calmly confirmed what this site will be used for, and secondly, this site is under the supervision of Eglin Air Force Base, a large base with an area of 640 square miles located 60 miles east of Pensacola, and not McDill, our local base in the Tampa Bay area
said Jeff Blask.
This demonstrated to him, at his own grassroots level, that the military is now taking the UAP issue seriously.
UAP-Unidentified aerial phenomena, such a new term in the United States now began to be called UFOs-unidentified flying objects. In such a primitive way - by replacing the letters, the US government and military "changed the subject" and thereby fenced themselves off from decades of discrediting everything that was connected with UFO sightings.
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