超级军网CIA 承认51区的存在！
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美国中央情报局在新解密的有关U-2侦察机文件中，正式承认在内华达州沙漠中一处秘密试验基地的存在。
据英国广播公司报道，这份由美国一间大学获得的文件，描述了1955年内华达州一处被称为第51区的场地，被用来试验U-2侦察机的经过。
美国研制U-2侦察机是用来在冷战中侦察苏联的。U-2侦察机现在仍在美国空军服役。文件还解释了这个场地与研究不明飞行物和外星人的千丝万缕的关联。
内华达州拉斯维加斯西北约90哩的沙漠中的这处地方被选中，是因为它靠近一处核试验基地。若未经许可，任何车辆都不得进入这个地方，就连它上面的空域也被限制不准一般飞行器进入。
在过去半个多世纪以来，媒体对这个秘密基地有很多报道。人们对它的谈论猜测充斥网络，但美国官方始终拒绝承认它的存在。
http://202.27.28.10/realtime/world/story20130817-242078美国中央情报局在新解密的有关U-2侦察机文件中，正式承认在内华达州沙漠中一处秘密试验基地的存在。
据英国广播公司报道，这份由美国一间大学获得的文件，描述了1955年内华达州一处被称为第51区的场地，被用来试验U-2侦察机的经过。
美国研制U-2侦察机是用来在冷战中侦察苏联的。U-2侦察机现在仍在美国空军服役。文件还解释了这个场地与研究不明飞行物和外星人的千丝万缕的关联。
内华达州拉斯维加斯西北约90哩的沙漠中的这处地方被选中，是因为它靠近一处核试验基地。若未经许可，任何车辆都不得进入这个地方，就连它上面的空域也被限制不准一般飞行器进入。
在过去半个多世纪以来，媒体对这个秘密基地有很多报道。人们对它的谈论猜测充斥网络，但美国官方始终拒绝承认它的存在。
http://202.27.28.10/realtime/world/story20130817-242078
据英国广播公司报道，这份由美国一间大学获得的文件，描述了1955年内华达州一处被称为第51区的场地，被用来试验U-2侦察机的经过。
美国研制U-2侦察机是用来在冷战中侦察苏联的。U-2侦察机现在仍在美国空军服役。文件还解释了这个场地与研究不明飞行物和外星人的千丝万缕的关联。
内华达州拉斯维加斯西北约90哩的沙漠中的这处地方被选中，是因为它靠近一处核试验基地。若未经许可，任何车辆都不得进入这个地方，就连它上面的空域也被限制不准一般飞行器进入。
在过去半个多世纪以来，媒体对这个秘密基地有很多报道。人们对它的谈论猜测充斥网络，但美国官方始终拒绝承认它的存在。
http://202.27.28.10/realtime/world/story20130817-242078美国中央情报局在新解密的有关U-2侦察机文件中，正式承认在内华达州沙漠中一处秘密试验基地的存在。
据英国广播公司报道，这份由美国一间大学获得的文件，描述了1955年内华达州一处被称为第51区的场地，被用来试验U-2侦察机的经过。
美国研制U-2侦察机是用来在冷战中侦察苏联的。U-2侦察机现在仍在美国空军服役。文件还解释了这个场地与研究不明飞行物和外星人的千丝万缕的关联。
内华达州拉斯维加斯西北约90哩的沙漠中的这处地方被选中，是因为它靠近一处核试验基地。若未经许可，任何车辆都不得进入这个地方，就连它上面的空域也被限制不准一般飞行器进入。
在过去半个多世纪以来，媒体对这个秘密基地有很多报道。人们对它的谈论猜测充斥网络，但美国官方始终拒绝承认它的存在。
http://202.27.28.10/realtime/world/story20130817-242078
所有机密都已经转移到52区了，可以公开了
所有机密都已经转移到52区了，可以公开了
外域的52区么。。。。
外域的52区么。。。。
51区的秘密更多的是在那块没有任何建筑物的地下
韩国人的祖坟？
Its existence has been a badly kept secret for decades and it has fuelled the imaginations of conspiracy theorists and UFO hunters around the world.
Now the existence of Area 51 has been officially acknowledged by the Central Intelligence Agency and its exact location revealed in Nevada.
Documents released by the CIA also reveal that there really have been some strange occurrences at the secret airbase – however, they are not quite as exciting as UFO hunters would like.
Among the jobs that staff at the site had to perform during the 1960s was a routine of vacuuming the runway to allow experimental aircraft to take off without damaging their engines.
Previously the US government has provided minimal information about Area 51 and most mentions of it are redacted in documents that are declassified.
Official maps usually only show a disused mine at the site or a large area of restricted airspace, however it does feature on Google Maps and in satellite images.
However, in a set of documents released to a researcher studying the history of the U-2 spy plane program, the secret base is officially revealed.
A line drawn map contained within the reports show the location of Area 51 and Groom Lake, the salt flat the base is built upon, in relation to the Mojave Desert.
They also provide details on how the site was first established as part of a wider Atomic Energy Commission test site.
However, the documents make no mention of UFOs nor the secret weapons that many believe are being developed there.
Jeffrey Richelson, a senior fellow at the George Washington University’s National Security Archive who obtained the records, said the new documents seemed to suggest the CIA were becoming less secretive about Area 51’s existence.
The documents were released in response to a Freedom of Information Request made in 2005. An earlier 2002 request resulted in documents that were heavily redacted.
In a blog posted on the research organisation’s website, Mr Richelson said: “What the CIA released in response to a 2005 Freedom of Information Act request is a substantially less redacted version of a history of two key aerial reconnaissance programs.
“The latest release is notable for the significant amount of newly declassified material with respect to the U-2 — with regard to names of pilots, codenames and cryptonyms, locations, funding and cover arrangements, electronic countermeasures equipment, organisation, cooperation with foreign governments, and operations, particularly in Asia.”
The mentions of Area 51 were contained in documents detailing the history of the U-2 and Oxcart spy plane programs were written in 1992 by Gregory Pedlow and Donald Welzenbach, who were historians at the CIA.
A heavily redacted version of the history was published in 1998 with a more detailed version released under the Freedom of Information Act in 2002.
The latest version to be released shows that Area 51 is mentioned on at least 12 pages, including a map.
One of the first mentions describe how two senior project staff on the U-2 had been flying over Nevada when they spotted an old airstrip near Groom Lake.
It describes how the facility had been used during World War Two as an aerial gunnery for the Army Air Corp pilots.
President Dwight Eisenhower later approved “this strip of wasteland, known by its map designation as Area 51, to the Atomic Energy Commissions Nevada test site and training range.
It also states that to make the facility more attractive to workers there, it was named Paradise Ranch, or sometimes the Ranch.
A poor quality photograph of “The Ranch” is also included.
The documents also mention how a Military Air Transport Service flight crashed in 1955 at Area 51 killing 14 people.
They also provide detailed history about tests and missions of the U-2 plane from Area 51, along with information about the aircrafts use in other parts of the world.
Radar tests of what would later become the SR71 Blackbird were also carried out with a mock up of the plane placed on top of tall pylons.
Area 51 was later upgraded to assist testing of this aircraft under the Oxcart program.
To transport the aircraft to the site in 1962, a specially designed 35ft wide, 100ft long trailer costing $100,000 was used.
Road signs had to be removed, road banks were levelled and trees trimmed to help transport the plane safely – possibly providing an explanation for some of the phenomena attributed to UFOs in the area.
There are some amusing mentions of life at the secret US base. During testing of Oxcart in 1963, Area 51 personnel had to “sweep and vacuum the runway” before the aircraft took off to prevent damage to the engine.
There are, however, some mentions of Area 51 that remain blanked out and this will doubtless provide more than enough fuel to conspiracy theorists.
According to some conspiracy theorists, Area 51 has served as a research site for a range of exotic weapons and technologies.
Most famously, it is said to be the US government’s centre for research on aliens and UFOs.
A crashed alien spacecraft, along with other alien material supposedly recovered from Roswell, New Mexico, is widely rumoured to be stored there.
Eye-witnesses have regularly reported seeing UFOs that twist and turn in the skies over the base.
The site has made many appearances in films about aliens, including Independence Day.
A notorious group of government agents known as the Men in Black are also said to be stationed there to help keep UFO sightings secret.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ ... s-on-admit-CIA.html
Now the existence of Area 51 has been officially acknowledged by the Central Intelligence Agency and its exact location revealed in Nevada.
Documents released by the CIA also reveal that there really have been some strange occurrences at the secret airbase – however, they are not quite as exciting as UFO hunters would like.
Among the jobs that staff at the site had to perform during the 1960s was a routine of vacuuming the runway to allow experimental aircraft to take off without damaging their engines.
Previously the US government has provided minimal information about Area 51 and most mentions of it are redacted in documents that are declassified.
Official maps usually only show a disused mine at the site or a large area of restricted airspace, however it does feature on Google Maps and in satellite images.
However, in a set of documents released to a researcher studying the history of the U-2 spy plane program, the secret base is officially revealed.
A line drawn map contained within the reports show the location of Area 51 and Groom Lake, the salt flat the base is built upon, in relation to the Mojave Desert.
They also provide details on how the site was first established as part of a wider Atomic Energy Commission test site.
However, the documents make no mention of UFOs nor the secret weapons that many believe are being developed there.
Jeffrey Richelson, a senior fellow at the George Washington University’s National Security Archive who obtained the records, said the new documents seemed to suggest the CIA were becoming less secretive about Area 51’s existence.
The documents were released in response to a Freedom of Information Request made in 2005. An earlier 2002 request resulted in documents that were heavily redacted.
In a blog posted on the research organisation’s website, Mr Richelson said: “What the CIA released in response to a 2005 Freedom of Information Act request is a substantially less redacted version of a history of two key aerial reconnaissance programs.
“The latest release is notable for the significant amount of newly declassified material with respect to the U-2 — with regard to names of pilots, codenames and cryptonyms, locations, funding and cover arrangements, electronic countermeasures equipment, organisation, cooperation with foreign governments, and operations, particularly in Asia.”
The mentions of Area 51 were contained in documents detailing the history of the U-2 and Oxcart spy plane programs were written in 1992 by Gregory Pedlow and Donald Welzenbach, who were historians at the CIA.
A heavily redacted version of the history was published in 1998 with a more detailed version released under the Freedom of Information Act in 2002.
The latest version to be released shows that Area 51 is mentioned on at least 12 pages, including a map.
One of the first mentions describe how two senior project staff on the U-2 had been flying over Nevada when they spotted an old airstrip near Groom Lake.
It describes how the facility had been used during World War Two as an aerial gunnery for the Army Air Corp pilots.
President Dwight Eisenhower later approved “this strip of wasteland, known by its map designation as Area 51, to the Atomic Energy Commissions Nevada test site and training range.
It also states that to make the facility more attractive to workers there, it was named Paradise Ranch, or sometimes the Ranch.
A poor quality photograph of “The Ranch” is also included.
The documents also mention how a Military Air Transport Service flight crashed in 1955 at Area 51 killing 14 people.
They also provide detailed history about tests and missions of the U-2 plane from Area 51, along with information about the aircrafts use in other parts of the world.
Radar tests of what would later become the SR71 Blackbird were also carried out with a mock up of the plane placed on top of tall pylons.
Area 51 was later upgraded to assist testing of this aircraft under the Oxcart program.
To transport the aircraft to the site in 1962, a specially designed 35ft wide, 100ft long trailer costing $100,000 was used.
Road signs had to be removed, road banks were levelled and trees trimmed to help transport the plane safely – possibly providing an explanation for some of the phenomena attributed to UFOs in the area.
There are some amusing mentions of life at the secret US base. During testing of Oxcart in 1963, Area 51 personnel had to “sweep and vacuum the runway” before the aircraft took off to prevent damage to the engine.
There are, however, some mentions of Area 51 that remain blanked out and this will doubtless provide more than enough fuel to conspiracy theorists.
According to some conspiracy theorists, Area 51 has served as a research site for a range of exotic weapons and technologies.
Most famously, it is said to be the US government’s centre for research on aliens and UFOs.
A crashed alien spacecraft, along with other alien material supposedly recovered from Roswell, New Mexico, is widely rumoured to be stored there.
Eye-witnesses have regularly reported seeing UFOs that twist and turn in the skies over the base.
The site has made many appearances in films about aliens, including Independence Day.
A notorious group of government agents known as the Men in Black are also said to be stationed there to help keep UFO sightings secret.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ ... s-on-admit-CIA.html
惟愿钗黛皆吾妻 发表于 2013-8-17 09:34
外域的52区么。。。。
WOWer基佬
外域的52区么。。。。
WOWer基佬
中国也弄到几个飞碟残骸。
被各种电影公开的秘密啊
u2 被推出来背黑锅!
棱镜哥带走的有没有51区的黑幕，估计有，藏不住了，刚催公开
有点干货在这里：
http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NS ... -%20Chapter%206.pdf
http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NS ... -%20Chapter%206.pdf