Clifford Stone Discusses Recovering UFO in Vietnam

Specialist Sergeant Clifford Stone (1949 - 10 February 2021) was a UFO researcher and a whistleblower. He spent twenty-two years serving in the U.S. Army (1969-1990) where he says he was covertly assigned to elite UFO crash retrieval teams known as projects Moon Dust and Blue Fly.

Clifford Stone is unique among those experiencing and investigating UFO and ET phenomena. He spent 22 years in the US Army as a part of an extremely elite and secret group that was rapidly dispatched to crash sites to recover UFO or ET craft, bodies, and artifacts.

Since he retired from the Army, he has devoted his time to a diligent Freedom of Information Act search of government archives. He maintains that we have knowledge that intelligent life is visiting this planet in craft capable of traveling distances of many light years very quickly; effectively bypassing acceptably known physics.

Further, he stresses that our recovery of these ET craft and artifacts has allowed our government to make staggering scientific gains of great potential benefit to the world. He maintains, as do many others, that this information is held in deeply secret programs beyond Constitutional controls and safeguards, and that despite the end of the Cold War, those controlling these 'black projects' have continued to keep these important discoveries to themselves and for motives known only to them.