[0:24:50 - 0:24:55] But from a 1971 Australian intelligence document written by the head of their nuclear division

[0:33:20 - 0:33:25] In fact, an Australian intelligence officer who's dealt with sensitive nuclear assets named

[2:04:20 - 2:04:34] James McDonald was a physicist at Arizona State who after seeing a UFO at Savannah River site nuclear facility at South Carolina was made a public mockery of Harry Turner was the head of the Australian nuclear program.

[2:04:56 - 2:05:03] Turner suggested in a 1971 document that the Australian government invest more time and effort in UFO research.

[2:22:21 - 2:22:23] And I said he was Australian.

[2:22:23 - 2:22:28] I said he was Australian and he was going to sell US secrets.

[2:22:44 - 2:22:48] that worked with the Australians and they were imagery analysts.

[2:23:13 - 2:23:16] So I described him as an Australian.

[2:26:01 - 2:26:02] He's Australian.

[2:26:10 - 2:26:14] And Scott kept saying, are you sure he's not Australian?

[2:26:24 - 2:26:27] He was Australian and Canadian.

[0:26:10 - 0:26:16] of these myself I was talking to an old Submariner from the Australian Onslo Submarine fleet who

[1:21:13 - 1:21:19] He, you know, there's this 1971 Australian document actually that Grush cites a lot.

[1:50:48 - 1:50:55] 1971 australian document um written by their joint intelligence organization the head of their

[1:51:26 - 1:51:31] they're they're blowing a bombs there and you think about australian it's you know good there's a

[1:51:58 - 1:52:04] be read in and so harry turners that you know australian opineheimer whatever like he starts to get

[1:56:23 - 1:56:28] that Australian document and so yeah just to comprehensively answer your question about whether

[2:59:38 - 2:59:42] stuff and like these scientists were involved in the Australians also thought they were involved

[0:14:44 - 0:14:54] And in this Australian document, they do mention Freeman Dyson Edward Teller, head of the H-Bong, Robert Oppenheimer's mentioned John Wheeler.

[1:53:51 - 1:53:55] There was a flurry of activity at his house in this Australian guy.

[1:54:24 - 1:54:26] on Taurus caught the guy, that was an Australian guy.

[1:54:38 - 1:54:41] the landing case in West also, I met a lot of the researchers, the Australian counterparts

[0:20:11 - 0:20:12] He's Australian.

[2:18:26 - 2:18:28] it's called dad bod class with this guy Marty's Australian

[0:56:23 - 0:56:30] like they can take you from New York to Australian, you know, right? They're flying time machines.

[0:11:14 - 0:11:22] is Australia. The Australian UFO files consist of a multitude of reports, papers, and files of

[0:11:22 - 0:11:28] anomalous sightings. In fact, the Royal Australian Air Force's first official unknown reported,

[0:12:06 - 0:12:11] the Australian authorities began to take USO and UFO sightings seriously. See these newspaper

[0:12:23 - 0:12:29] the water, hover and disappear. Australian intelligence agencies actually tracked reports of Australian

[0:13:00 - 0:13:06] It is worthy to note that Lieutenant Commander of Australian Intelligence AF Perry hypothesized

[0:13:18 - 0:13:23] Outside of the Australian government, the citizens of the landowner have some fascinating stories

[0:14:02 - 0:14:08] and Australian history. Around the time the Australian government began taking UAP seriously,

[0:25:38 - 0:25:45] but even more fascinating to me are Australian, Blue Book, and Soviet files.

[0:29:31 - 0:29:40] Teller was key to the Manhattan Project. He was the inventor of the hydrogen bomb, and was named in a document written by Australian nuclear physicist Harry Turner.

[0:29:40 - 0:29:47] This report, on behalf of Australian intelligence, aimed to investigate what the US had been studying when it came to UFOs.

[0:29:54 - 0:30:02] And Harry Turner definitely led all nuclear efforts for the Australian Joint Intelligence Organization, which is basically Australia's CIA.

[0:34:28 - 0:34:38] Take for example a leaked MJ-12 document from 1995 recently discussed by Ross Kohlthart on news nation with former Australian intelligence officer Jeff Krueckschenk.