Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer told Newsmax Saturday that the Pentagon is deliberately moving slowly on releasing what it knows about unexplained objects in the sky, arguing that the Department of War wants to manage any future disclosures to the public tightly.
Shaffer appeared on “Wake Up America Weekend,” warning that the Pentagon is in no hurry to open its files on unexplained aerial encounters and suggested the Defense Department is carefully controlling what Americans are allowed to know.
The leader of Project Sentinel, whose career in military intelligence immersed him in national security secrets, was pressed on what information the government has gathered on sightings that many viewers associate with UFOs or possible alien life.
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