
Disclosure: UAP & Alien Files
Cmdr Silas Vance
Project Disclosure: UAP & Alien Files
The truth is no longer classified.Hosted by retired Naval Intelligence officer Commander Silas Vance, this podcast decodes the Pentagon's UAP reports, historical whistleblowers, and close encounter cases. We strip away the conspiracy theories to focus on the radar data, the witness testimony, and the recovered technology.
From the Roswell crash to the Tic-Tac incident, we analyze what the government knows and what they are hiding. Join the briefing.
About the Host: Commander Silas Vance Commander Silas Vance served 25 years in Naval Intelligence, specializing in atmospheric anomaly analysis and signal intercepts. In 2004, while stationed aboard a carrier strike group in the Pacific, Vance witnessed sensor data of objects defying known physics—events the world now knows as the "Tic-Tac" encounters.Frustrated by the Pentagon's "Blue Book" style cover-ups, Vance retired to establish Project Disclosure. He uses his background in military intelligence to analyze declassified documents and whistleblower testimony, creating the public archive he wished existed when he was in uniform.
The truth is no longer classified.Hosted by retired Naval Intelligence officer Commander Silas Vance, this podcast decodes the Pentagon's UAP reports, historical whistleblowers, and close encounter cases. We strip away the conspiracy theories to focus on the radar data, the witness testimony, and the recovered technology.
From the Roswell crash to the Tic-Tac incident, we analyze what the government knows and what they are hiding. Join the briefing.
About the Host: Commander Silas Vance Commander Silas Vance served 25 years in Naval Intelligence, specializing in atmospheric anomaly analysis and signal intercepts. In 2004, while stationed aboard a carrier strike group in the Pacific, Vance witnessed sensor data of objects defying known physics—events the world now knows as the "Tic-Tac" encounters.Frustrated by the Pentagon's "Blue Book" style cover-ups, Vance retired to establish Project Disclosure. He uses his background in military intelligence to analyze declassified documents and whistleblower testimony, creating the public archive he wished existed when he was in uniform.
- 30 episodes
- Avg 2 min
- English
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