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UAP Gerb on Lockheed and recovered UAP material (Sept 2025)

UAP Gerb's 3-hour investigation of claims that Lockheed holds and exploits recovered UAP material, centered on a 2008-11 attempt by Lockheed VP James Ryder to transfer alleged 1950s crash material to the DIA program via a proposed DHS program ('Kona Blue'), reportedly blocked by the CIA's science directorate.

Claims in this source

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ClaimVerdictAtRelation
BAASS planned a 5,000 sq ft underground vault to acquire recovered hardware and biological samples from the corporate worldDocumentedreports
Catherine Austin Fitts' claim of '$21 trillion missing' is misframedSmoke, no firereports
DoD exempted special access programs from Defense Investigative Service supervision in 1965Documentedreports
GAO audited Lockheed's Burbank special-access (carve-out) document controls in 1986Documented · occurredreports
GAO found 1,460 discrepancies out of about 40,000 SAP items at 53 document stations at LockheedDocumentedreports
Gerb's anonymous sources say two recovered saucers are stored under Oak RidgeUnprovenreports
Kona Blue was a proposed DHS special access program meant to receive AAWSAP-era materialDocumentedreports
Lockheed sold its Enterprise Integration Group to Veritas Capital for $815M in 2010Documentedreports
Lockheed took a $950M Q2 2025 charge on a classified aeronautics programDocumented · occurredreports
Lockheed's Tonopah 'Site 4' stores 'the interesting stuff' and reverse-engineered craft were tested thereUnprovenreports
Martin Marietta bought GE Aerospace in 1993 and General Dynamics Space Systems in 1994Documented · occurredasserts
Martin Marietta, then Lockheed Martin, ran Sandia National Laboratories from 1993 to 2017Documented · occurredasserts
Mary Sturtevant may have helped block Ryder's transfer, per Gerb's speculationUnprovenreports
Rob Jones theorizes Lockheed offloaded the Kona Blue material inside the $815M EIG saleUnprovenreports
Robert Cardillo joined Peraton's advisory board in May 2019Documented · occurredasserts
Ryder proposed moving 1950s crash material from a Lockheed facility into a DIA-run waived SAP, and CIA S&T deputy director Glenn Gaffney blocked itUnprovenreports
Sandia established the Tonopah Test Range in 1957, and the F-117 secretly operated from TonopahDocumented · occurredasserts
The Kona Blue material was the 1953 Kingman, AZ craftUnprovenreports

Ties

ToRoleYearsVerdictSource
Lockheed Skunk Workssubject—youtube.com
Wilson-Davis notesGerb's frame for the 1994 SAP reorganization1994—
UAP Gerbsource2025—youtube.com

Tied from

FromRoleYearsVerdictSource
Kona BluecontextUnproven
Lockheed Skunk WorksGerb's investigation2025Unproven

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