US Built and Crash-Retrieved Its Own UFOs

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J. Horton Films
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December 9, 2024
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Tier 2Research and IntelligenceResearch & Analysis

Analysis Summary

Program Intel Profile
interviewTopic: crash retrievalEra: 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970sIntel Value: 9/10

Summary

Michael Schratt is a private pilot and military aerospace historian. He focuses on classified aircraft and UFO crash retrieval cases. Schratt believes there are at least 200 crash retrieval cases hidden from the public. He describes various incidents where UFOs allegedly crashed and were recovered by military personnel. Witnesses reported seeing strange crafts and alien bodies. Schratt has researched these cases for nearly 30 years, using files from the Center for UFO Studies. He emphasizes the importance of declassifying this information to understand advanced technology. After his research, Schratt feels a strong need to share these findings to change public perception and awareness about UFOs and their implications.

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Program Intelligence Analysis

Executive Summary

The interview with Michael Schratt delves into the history and secrecy surrounding UFO crash retrieval cases, emphasizing the existence of numerous first-hand accounts from military personnel. Schratt argues for the need to declassify information and technology related to these incidents to advance understanding and potentially save the planet.

Primary Revelation

There are at least 200 crash retrieval cases that have been kept under wraps by covert agencies.

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Michael Schratt
investigatorpro disclosure
private pilotmilitary aerospace historian
Independent confirmation from other sources25 years of research experienceAccess to CUFOS archives

The phenomenon is real, not fictitious or imaginary.

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Leonard Stringfield
program managerpro disclosure
UFO crash retrieval investigations
Pioneered the study of crash retrieval casesDocumented evidence of downed unidentified flying objects

Leonard Stringfield is the gentleman who coined the term UFO crash retrievals.

UFO Crash Retrieval Program1940s-1970s alleged

Managed by: U.S. Military

Recovery and study of unidentified flying objects

crash retrievalspecific

We've got at least 200 crash retrieval cases.

Source: Michael Schratt
non human intelligencespecific

The phenomenon is real, not fictitious or imaginary.

Source: Michael Schratt
coverupspecific

The subject of UFO crash retrievals is no longer classified; it is proprietary.

Source: Michael Schratt
crash retrievalspecific
+1 Corroborators

Leonard Stringfield collected dozens of first-hand accounts from military personnel involved in crash retrievals.

Source: Michael Schratt
biologicsspecific

There were at least three ET bodies recovered from a crash in the Sierra Madre Mountain Range.

Source: Michael Schratt
otherspecific
+1 Corroborators

The government has classified UFO technology higher than the atomic bomb.

Source: Michael Schratt
coverupspecific

The CIA and NSA are professionals at muddying the waters regarding UFOs.

Source: Michael Schratt
coverupspecific

There is a rogue group within the military-industrial complex targeting and shooting down UFOs.

Source: Michael Schratt
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Analysis Summary

Program Intel Profile
interviewTopic: crash retrievalEra: 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970sIntel Value: 9/10