CIA Document Reveals Plans for Remote Viewing Expansion ‘GRILL FLAME’
A declassified CIA document titled "GRILL FLAME Meeting, 30 October 1979" details a key planning session for one of the U.S. government’s most unusual Cold War programs-psychic intelligence gathering through remote viewing. The meeting notes, attended by CIA and...
Danish Military Quietly Treated Cold War-era UFOs as a Real Security Concern
A Cold War-era CIA memo sheds light on how seriously the Danish military regarded unidentified flying objects-well beyond what was ever publicly admitted. The document, labeled DOC_0000015472, summarizes a confidential meeting between a U.S. Embassy official and...
UAPs Sighted Over Belgian Congo Mines
One of the most unusual and sobering declassified reports from early Cold War archives centers on repeated sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena near a region of immense geopolitical value: the uranium mines of the Belgian Congo. The brief but explosive document,...
How U.S. Intelligence Neutralized UFO Reports Without Explaining Them
In the early years of the Cold War, as the U.S. focused on atomic weapons and espionage threats, it also began logging something far less explainable: unidentified flying objects. While the public saw flying saucers as science fiction, military and intelligence...
