6. What are some examples of how the government and military have used recovered alien technology?
Some of this technology, especially metallurgy, has been the basis of developing hypersonic aircraft such as the X-15, SR-71, F-117 and other exotic craft, which remain secret to this day. One legendary craft is called "Aurora", which may be related to the Black Triangle UFO, capable of hypersonic flight in the atmosphere and able to reach orbit as well.
7. Has the government actually officially acknowledged that Area 51 even exists?
They acknowledge that a base exists there, but they actually refer to it as "S-4" not Area 51. That should give you an idea of the basic facts on A-51 and the theories about it.
Area 51 Satellite Photo
(Courtesy of the USSR, now defunct)
Area 51 and "S4" are maintained under the strictest security anywhere. However, as I mentioned in our phone conversation, it is said that due to public and media scrutiny, most important projects have been moved to other bases, which is why I say that "Area 51" is not a just a place anymore, but a widespread system of bases and research facilities that span the globe and includes Los Alamos National Laboratories, Sandia National Laboratories, Kirtland AFB, the Dulce Complex (NM), and Wright Patterson AFB, which is the center of FTD (Foreign Technology Division) research.
Well, the upshot was that I was invited to an interview with Mystery Quest as a commentator on the questions above "and a few other questions," some of which were about "The Battle of LA" and the US Navy's version of the Air Force's "Dream Land", a marine version of it.
("Wet Dream Land? ... 
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I enjoyed the interview with "The MQ Crew"…I don't know what or how much of the 2 hour interview they'll use, but the episode called "Alien Cover-up" will air twice on the night of October 14th/15th.
So, tune in to...
"Alien Cover-up"
Mystery Quest
The History Channel
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009
10 p.m. Eastern
9 p.m. Central
8 & 11 p.m. MT - 7 & 10 p.m. Pacific
Repeated on
October 15th, 2009
1 a.m. Eastern & 12 a.m. Central
Repeated on
Saturday, October 17th, 2009
3 p.m. Eastern & 6 p.m.
Today:
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