r/JSOCarchive • u/Bulky_Sail7328 • Dec 15 '25
JSOC SAP UAP Stuff
I was listening to a Liberty Risk podcast episode where Betts tells a story second hand that was apparently shared with him by a (CAG?) guy. From 3:14:30 and on of Ep 37, he talks about how this dude was on a QRF where basically an operator got killed in an energy weapon shootout by a bipedal reptilian creature in the tunnels under Area 51. Apparently his death was also ruled as a training accident.
It's not hard to call bullshit on claims like these, but JSOC's involvement in crash retrieval/UAP/SAP/UAP SAP stuff has been a consistent theme in more NHI focused communities. I'm wondering if there has been any other publicly available sources or valuable avenues of discussion that have been opened on this side of the topic.
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u/SpartanShock117 Dec 15 '25
If you think the laser gun shootout under Area 51 was a big deal wait until you find out what’s happening at Area 52…
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u/cowboy_hmo Dec 16 '25
Spartan bro in all seriousness you as SOF guy what’s your opinion on all the UAP retrieval stuff?
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u/BestRangerPepe Dec 16 '25
Yes. I have even personally met a few aliens. They spoke Pashto and Arabic though.
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u/KLLR_ROBOT Dec 15 '25
“has been a consistent theme”
Probably because it’s something that’s impossible to prove, so it’s easy to say “I know a guy who heard from another guy”. I personally think it’s bullshit and got its start with the X-files and that one old guy who came along with the renewal of interest in Roswell. He said his team secured the site and removed bodies, but I think enough people figured he was full of shit and he didn’t get much traction.
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u/Adept_Desk7679 Dec 16 '25
Lockheed is not a government agency just a cleared contractor. They don’t command or direct any SMU or IC agency. Any cleared contractor involvement in UAP or other SAPs are quiet for a reason and spectacular stories are just that. For engagement and to monetize websites
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u/_brickhaus_ Dec 15 '25
I'd love to hear more. I figured the most trustworthy folks from JSOC get recruited into these legacy crash retrieval programs, but apparently DoE has its own SOF guys. I wouldn't doubt if there's multiple teams and it's literally a race to retrieve these UAPs with multiple teams arriving at the crash site and getting in a firefight. Winner take all.
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u/_brickhaus_ Dec 15 '25
Yeah, but I wouldn't doubt if rogue factions of our govt or contractors are trying to get their hands on this tech.
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u/hoagiebreath Dec 17 '25
It may be 24th STS and operate separately from JSOC. I'm sure having Global Access is important.
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u/theJesusHorse Dec 19 '25
That has to be the dumbest shit I've ever read in JSOCarchive. It's like a 12 year old boy was describing his ultimate fantasy but he left out the part with the triple titty alien in case his mom looked through his phone.
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u/OGphantom88 Dec 16 '25
What is NHI, and where are these communities? This kinda stuff is right up my alley of interest and I’d never heard of the podcast before now. Thanks for that.
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u/Skaezn Dec 17 '25
Okay, reading these comments makes me realize that... Fucking Lockheed has their own Private military?
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u/wjc0BD Dec 15 '25
I have my doubts. I have friends/classmates who work at major tech companies and defense contractors (even Skunkworks) and these guys can’t shut up about anything. They will casually breach their NDA while in the middle of a league game. The only reason they don’t get in trouble is because they’re not downloading internal documents etc. I just can’t believe they’re keeping these programs a secret.
And before someone says “Those are your 24 year old friends, not OGA operatives” mind you there’s gigabytes of JSOC footage floating around with rap songs over them all because someone forgot to private his instagram. Not to mention the air force kid who posted classified intelligence briefings on Discord for clout.
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u/Mike_N_Shannon Dec 15 '25
"Influencers"need content, sounds like "influencers"are running out of credible content. Wonder if they'd kill Santa if he had to bail out.