Claim · E-063
Luis Elizondo: Writes that, so that Bigelow Aerospace could store the UAP materials transferred from Lockheed, facilities in the Las Vegas area were identified, along with a new hangar at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, built as a facility for special access programs and funded with about $10 million at the request of then-Rep. Steny Hoyer, a circumstance he says he learned from others; he claims to have visited it when no material had yet been transferred.
Luis Elizondo · Dec 19, 2024 · Written responses to Rep. Burlison's questions for the hearing record (December 19, 2024, not under oath) (Document)
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The hangar's function and funding were relayed to him and no independent corroboration is on record, and his visit is not publicly documented.
Sources
- Elizondo's written responses to Rep. Burlison's questions for the record, December 19, 2024 (copy hosted by the New Paradigm Institute) (primary source)
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People 1
Claims 2
- Luis Elizondo: Claims under oath that an aerospace company (Lockheed Martin, according to the written responses) asked to… Unverifiable
- Luis Elizondo: Writes that the CIA opposed the transfer of advanced materials of non-human origin from Lockheed Martin to… Unverifiable
Documents 1
- Elizondo's written answers to Rep. Burlison's questions Documented provenance
Where the claims come from 2
- Lockheed Martin holds material of non-human origin and tried to transfer it to the AAWSAP program and to…
- A special access hangar was built at Naval Air Station Patuxent River to receive the non-human material to…
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