Supernatural Investigations Under Operation

In the aftermath of World War II, the United States Air Force (USAF) launched a series of top-secret initiatives to study and investigate unidentified flying objects (UFOs). Among these projects were Project SIGN, Project Twinkle, and Project Grudge.

Project SIGN was initiated in 1947, following the widely publicized incidents of UFO sightings, such as the Roswell incident in New Mexico. The project's primary objective was to determine the origin of these mysterious aerial phenomena.

Project Twinkle, initiated in response to the flurry of UFO sightings following nuclear testing in the U.S., was another U.S. investigation aimed at understanding and explaining the UFO phenomenon. The project was particularly focused on the perplexing aerial observations reported during the era of nuclear testing, including the mysterious "green fireballs."

Project Grudge, also a U.S. Air Force investigation, was tasked with understanding and explaining the UFO phenomenon. The project involved teams of scientists, engineers, and intelligence officers. However, many team members' identities have not been disclosed publicly.

Key figures involved in leading these secret projects included Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, who served as the first chief of Project Blue Book, Captain Robert J. Friend, later director of Project Blue Book, and Major Hector Quintanilla, who led Project Blue Book in its later years.

In the world of UFO and unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) circles, Bill English is a notable figure. Known for his purported encounter, English has carved a niche in UFO history due to his experiences.

These projects, while shrouded in secrecy, have played a significant role in the study of UFOs and UAPs, contributing to our understanding of these mysterious phenomena.