Sunday, September 20, 2026

US Space Force Flexes Muscles Over Controlling Cislunar Space

US Space Force Flexes Muscles Over
Controlling Cislunar Space

Reports of German-speaking flying saucers and a 1956 Army encounter reveal the history behind modern extraterrestrial contact.

This report examines historical accounts of German-speaking occupants in advanced craft and a 1956 US Army Sergeant’s encounter. Dr. Michael Salla connects these early reports to current developments, including the expansion of the Space Force and new authorities regarding the engagement of unidentified aerial phenomena. These events suggest a long-standing continuity between past sightings and today’s military operations.

Dr. Salla also analyzes the release of recent Defense Intelligence Reference Documents and the strategic implications of US security control over Greenland. These disclosures provide context for the ongoing push toward formal UFO disclosure, highlighting why certain regions and technologies remain sensitive. Understanding these patterns helps clarify the broader agenda behind contemporary aerospace announcements.

Topics:

  • Space Force will undergo a rapid increase in personnel, funding, and      operational squadrons with powerful new space weapons.
  • According to historical sources, the 1952 Washington flyovers involved      Antarctica-based Germans and/or the Ashtar Command.
  • Did the 1952 Flying Saucer sightings that led to a national alert and      shoot-down orders by the Truman administration involve spacecraft from      a breakaway German colony in Antarctica?
  • Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen Dan Caine, has just gone on      the record about the need to fight and defend cislunar space.
  • Historic agreement gives the US control over security issues related to      Greenland.
  • Nothing groundbreaking in the 6th tranche of UFO files released on the      Dept of War website.



    Link: https://exopolitics.org/us-space-force-flexes-muscles-over-controlling-cislunar-space/

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