History of the Secret Space Program

History of the Secret Space Program, Solar

Warden.

So I went to work then at Douglas, and I'm

a draftsman for two weeks, and,

uh,

my chief, uh, section chief,

uh, started through my background.

And, uh, of course, it

says all of this stuff that I had done in the Navy.

So he puts me in this think tank, and there's where we

get to the first think tank, okay? Inside of Douglas

in a walled-off area, and there's two hundred guys in it,

and, uh, we investigate every aspect

of extraterrestrial, military, commercial, whatever.

And I was assigned to design for the Navy

about sixteen, eighteen different classes of

US Navy

battle group ships

which didn't exist,

and, uh, these were... the larger ones were from one kilometer to

six

kilometer. These ships fly in space.

They're spacecraft carriers.

I designed US Navy spacecraft carriers,

which finally got built,

um, back in the late seventies, uh, up in

Utah underneath the ground,

and, uh, that's the... You've seen the pictures

of

US Navy

spaceships. Solar Warden.

So Solar Warden came out of a think tank

inside of engineering at Douglas, and,

uh, a whole lot of other stuff came out.

So what's Solar Warden?

Uh, Operation Solar Warden was the Earth's version of a

space fleet in which they were getting into space

and actually able to start

building hulls, um, to further their projection of

power out from the planet.

And this is probably what Reagan was referring to in his, uh,

diaries where he

said that-

That's right

... he'd been briefed and told there was a space shuttle that could house three

hundred men.

That's right. That's exactly what he was referring to, was the-

So this is late seventies, early eighties that Solar Warden

is beginning to be

formed?

Mm-hmm. That's right.

So is Solar Warden solely the United States' program or the

Cabal's program or who is behind Solar Warden?

Solar Warden was a United States operation.

And its point was to, uh, emulate what the Germans had already done.

That's correct, and to try and advance their own technologies and

project their power onto other planetary surfaces as well as throughout our

own solar system.

And did, uh, the United States succeed at this?

They did.

They did.

They created their own fleet.

Did the United States, uh, have a base on, uh, the Moon like the Germans did?

They did. Eventually they got one