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Ex-Pentagon official says UAP files reveal 'treasure trove' of intelligence dating back to the 1940s

Ex-Pentagon official Luis Elizondo claims new government documents reveal evidence of UAPs and alleged "non-human" materials spanning decades.

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Ex-Pentagon official says UAP files reveal 'treasure trove' of intelligence dating back to the 1940s
Ex-Pentagon official Luis Elizondo claims new government documents reveal evidence of UAPs and alleged "non-human" materials spanning decades.
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