TTR work off the books


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Message posted by Jim Poston (Member since 03/19/2021) on May 29, 2024 at 10:52:45 PST:

Former Air Force tech can't get medical assistance because his work at the Tonopah Test Range is not in his service records.

"In the mid-1980s, Air Force technician Mark Ely's job was to inspect secretly obtained Soviet fighter jets.

"The work, carried out in hidden hangers known as hush houses, was part of a classified mission in the Nevada desert, 140 miles outside of Las Vegas at the Tonopah Test Range — sometimes referred to as Area 52. The mission was so under wraps that Ely said he had to sign a non-disclosure agreement."

Attached link: CBS EVENING NEWS Veterans who served at secret base say it made them sick, but they can't get aid because the government won't acknowledge they were there

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