People
Mary Sturtevant
Mary K. Sturtevant (the vault earlier misspelled it 'Sturdivant'): CIA (Counterintelligence Center; deputy director of the Clandestine Information Technology Office), Senate Intelligence Committee staff, NSC Senior Director for Intelligence Programs, NRO Deputy Director for National Support, then Lockheed Martin VP for Government Affairs (2006–21) and VP for Intelligence, Joint and S&T Programs. UAP Gerb speculates she helped block the Ryder transfer; unproven.
Ties
| To | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senate Intelligence Committee | staff member (with Christopher Mellon) | — | Documented · occurred | govinfo.gov |
| Christopher Mellon | SSCI staff colleague | — | Documented · occurred | x.com |
| CIA | Counterintelligence Center; Clandestine IT Office deputy director | — | Documented · occurred | x.com |
| National Reconnaissance Office | Deputy Director for National Support | — | Documented · occurred | x.com |
| James Ryder | alleged role in blocking his transfer (Gerb speculation) | — | Unproven | Claims/Lockheed UAP claims (UAP Gerb) |
| Lockheed Skunk Works | Lockheed Martin VP Government Affairs; VP Intelligence, Joint & S&T | 2006–2021 | Documented · occurred | x.com |
| Kona Blue | Lockheed VP during the failed 2011 Kona Blue PSAP (Gerb) | 2011 | Unproven | x.com |
Tied from
| From | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mary Sturtevant may have helped block Ryder's transfer, per Gerb's speculation | named | Structural |
Notes
- Career per UAP Gerb's compilation (X, 2026) and a Senate Intelligence Committee staff listing (govinfo). The Lockheed VP roles are verified via Gerb's cited bios; NRO title 'Deputy Director for National Support' career outline
- The claim that she blocked James Ryder's transfer is Gerb's speculation {{unproven}}