The U.S. Navy planned to put 10,000 people on the Moon in the 1970s as part of a secret lunar bases program according to William Tompkins, a top aerospace designer who worked for major NASA corporate contractors during the Apollo era. These claims were made in a newly released book, Selected by Extraterrestrials. 

Unfortunately, the secret Navy plan came to a sudden end during the Apollo 11 mission because Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were met by a fleet of menacing extraterrestrial spacecraft. And their message was clear “Do Not Trespass”.

My father worked in the “secret space program” which operated outside of NASA and possessed technology far in advance of NASA.

My father’s mission was to, on paper, reverse engineer Nazi spacecraft technology which was just being developed at the end of WW II. The purpose was to make the information available for laboratory testing.

I asked my father if he thought there were aliens and he said he did not know, but the Germans claim that is where their technology came from. Hence, the reason for his mission.

There is a new book out on the topic and I compare my father’s experiences with the claims in the book in the following video.

After the video, I include some snippets from the book, for your review.

According to William Tompkins, a top aerospace designer who worked for major NASA corporate contractors during the Apollo era, the covert Navy plan came to a crushing end during the Apollo 11 mission when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were met by a fleet of menacing extraterrestrial spacecraft.)”.

 Interesting Revelation

Conclusion

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