Bluegill Triple Prime (1962): Declassified Records and the Debate Over Government Awareness of UAP

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Bluegill Triple Prime is claimed to be documented in records from NARA, the U.S. Army, and the Department of Energy as potential evidence that the U.S. government was aware of unexplained flying objects during a 1962 nuclear test, and supporters say the declassified materials fit a broader pattern cited by UFO researchers to show authorities considered anomalous phenomena.

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The Bluegill Triple Prime incident, documented across NARA, U.S. Army, and DOE records, allegedly provides the smoking gun that UAP are real. The author argues these declassified files prove government knowledge of anomalous objects during a 1962 nuclear test. A dry official claim gets a raised eyebrow; this one earns a knowing nod.