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National Air and Space Intelligence Center

The Air Force's center for foreign air, space and missile intelligence, descended from ATIC and the Foreign Technology Division that ran Project Blue Book. Matthew Sullivan served here before his 2024 death. In UFO lore it is the natural home of any exploited 'foreign' materiel, including crash debris.

On the record

  • Lineage: ATIC (1951), FTD (1961), FASTC (1992), NAIC (1993), NASIC (2003).
  • Sullivan's obituary lists NASIC among his assignments.
  • ATIC at Wright-Patterson ran Project Blue Book from 1952.
  • NASIC has never been documented as holding UAP material; AARO Vol. 1 found no evidence of recovered craft.

Claims (12)

Sullivan was a 'deputy director' at NASIC and a 5th-generation aircraft intelligence chief.secondhandSourced, unconfirmed
Foreign Technology Division and NASIC have held recovered non-human material.speculationSourced, unconfirmed
NASIC was formed in Feb 2003 from the Air Force Foreign Technology Division (1961); the DIA Foreign Materiel Program also dates from 1961; NASIC consulted the UAP Task Force on GEOINT assets in 2021.firsthandOn the recordNASIC history; 7 May 2021 email (Black Vault FOIA), cited by UAP Gerb
Grusch referred to 'the night job of a certain analyst at NASIC'.firsthandSourced, unconfirmedDavid Grusch
Matthew Sullivan worked dual-hatted at NASIC, and NASIC is involved in the Air Force's legacy work.anonymousLeadUAP Gerb (Sam)
Grusch's NASIC analyst is Matthew Sullivan.speculationLeadUAP Gerb (Sam)
Lineage: Foreign Data Section (McCook Field, 1917), Technical Data Lab, T-2 Intelligence, Technical Intelligence Division (Sign, Grudge), ATIC (1951, Blue Book), FTD (1961), FASTC, NAIC (1993), NASIC (2003).firsthandOn the recordofficial histories
Its Foreign Materiel Exploitation Squadron has 87 members from more than 10 specialties; a $29.5M FME facility opened in October 2017.firsthandOn the recordNASIC news releases
Wright-Patterson's FOIA office named NASIC as office of record for 'Blue Room' in May 2012.The Blue Room FOIA trail (1980-2012)firsthandOn the recordFOIA email to Anthony Bragalia, 14 May 2012
NASIC is the administrative node of the Air Force legacy program; its geospatial squadron detects and tracks crash sites and feeds Immaculate Constellation.speculationLeadUAP Gerb (Sam)
Foreign intelligence reports on US crash-retrieval activity were analysed by NASIC, and the program uses an off-books part of the Foreign Materiel Program.David Grusch on JRE, Herrington Denial, RFK Shoot Down Briefing & QnA - UAP Gerb LiveGrusch on RoganfirsthandSourced, unconfirmedDavid Grusch
Sign, Grudge and Blue Book all sat under ATIC, today NASIC; Matthew Sullivan, one of Grusch's 40-plus witnesses, was a senior analyst there.David Grusch on JRE, Herrington Denial, RFK Shoot Down Briefing & QnA - UAP Gerb LiveMatthew James SullivananalysisSourced, unconfirmedUAP Gerb (Sam)

Cases (1)

Connected

Army Foreign Technology Division (OCRD, 1960-63) orgImmaculate Constellation orgJoint Special Operations Command (JSOC) orgProject Moon Dust and Operation Blue Fly orgMatthew James Sullivan personMaj. Gen. William "Neil" McCasland personUAP Gerb (Sam) personThe Blue Room FOIA trail (1980-2012) documentThe NORAD fast-walker papers (1989, 2008) and the FOIA denials document

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