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-- As Relayed by a Retired U.S. Intel Operative -- Sub Section 1.: The Secret Production of "Pentagen" by the U.S. Government A. Tritium is made by capturing neutrons in helium gas. To supply the neutrons, protons are energized in a linear accelerator and are used to bombard a heavy-metal target made of tungsten and lead, creating neutrons in a process known as “spallation.” The resulting neutrons are moderated (slowed) by collisions with lead and water, increasing the efficiency of their capture in helium gas flowing through the target to make tritium. The tritium is extracted from the gas continuously, providing supply to the stockpile. B. While making tritium, U.S. researchers found that another isotope quickly vanished in the process. In fact, several isotopes were discovered that bounced off of the tungsten metal. U.S. researchers began a program that attempted to capture these elusive isotopes. One secret facility was built on the Nevada Test Site. This facilit...

-- The McChord Incident as Relayed to a DIA Official -- On Saturday afternoon, October 14, 1972, Airman First Class (AIC) Steven Briggs and Airman (AMN) Dennis Hillsgeck were instructed to check on the Tactical Air Navigational (TACAN) facility located eight (8) miles east of McChord Air Force Base. The TACAN site was situated on government land which was maintained by the U.S. Army, Ft Lewis. Briggs and Hillsgeck drove to the TACAN site at approximately 1300 hours [1 p.m.]. Upon their arrival, they opened the locked fence surrounding the TACAN facility and entered the compound. Once inside the compound, they opened the TACAN building and began to conduct a systems check of the TACAN equipment. At approximately 1400 hours [2 p.m.], Briggs heard a strange sound outside of the building. According to Briggs, it sounded like a high-pitched engine. Briggs exited the building to investigate the sound. Once outside, Briggs observed a SAUCER-SHAPED OBJECT directly above the TACAN building...