Tony Bragalia’s pursuit of UFO debris

Copyright 2022, InterAmerica, Inc.

I’ve known Tony Bragalia for a long time. His first UFO offerings were on one of my blogs, and dealt with UFO metals. He was pursuing Battelle’s [the think tank] study of nitinol and so-called memory metal, the kind of metal that retains or re-assumes its original configuration even after being bent or folded or otherwise altered: the metal that supposedly was remnant from the 1947 Roswell flying disk crash.
 
Tony has a raft of reports from his long-time inquiries about mem- ory metals and their connection to alleged UFO debris. [See ufoexplorations.com – the archive section]
 
Recently he received, via an FOIA request, confirmation of a DoD study about UFO debris.
 
Now, I don’t think UFOs are from outer space or are crashing all the place but the U.S. military says it has, or thinks it has, metallic debris from UFO downings.
 
Here’s Tony’s account from his web-site and a media report about his FOIA information:
 
https://www.ufoexplorations.com/pentagon-admits-ufo-debris-results
 
https://www.wionews.com/science-technology/roswell-crash-pentagon-admits-testing-wreckage-from-ufo-crashes-363656
 
My pal John Greenewald Jr. [Black Vault] continues to assert that Tony’s FOIA information doesn’t say the military is studying UFO debris, but it does, even after the woman (or people) in charge of FOIA requests back-pedaled a bit when the matter became hot on the internet and in news media.
 
The U.S. military – Department of Defense – has long indicated that it has in its possession metal debris from UFOs or thinks it has metal from UFO incidents.
 
Tony has busted his ass to find out more and is the only UFO researcher I know who has diligently done so.
 
Black Vault and others would do well to acknowledge Tony’s efforts.
 
RR