Shocking UFO Wreckage And Alien Storage Facility (Video)

(N.Morgan) The video below explores supposed UFO wreckage and an alien storage facility at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.

The video documentary investigates claims that the US government are storing UFO craft and alien bodies at secret bases. 

Sky Faction  goes in search of UFO Wreckage and Alien Storage Facilities, one of the few UFO documentaries ever based on Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Some background on Wright Patterson Sir Force Base:

Since 1947, the year of the famous Roswell crash, there have been rumors that the US government has stored debris and artifacts from crash flying saucers, and even bodies of the small, alien crew members of the downed space ships.

Much of the evidence of these crash retrievals leads us to Dayton, Ohio, and Wright-Patterson’s Hangar-18.

How much of the legend surrounding the famous Wright-Patterson facility is true?

Are there still alien beings… even possibly live beings, from other worlds at the infamous base in Dayton, Ohio?

Originally called Wilbur Wright Field, the government installation was first opened in 1917 to train military personnel during the first World War.

Soon, Fairfield Air Depot was created, adjacent to Wright Field. In 1924, McCook Field test facility was closed, and the Dayton community purchased 4,500 acres which housed the various facilities.

This took in the previously leased land of Wright Field, and the Wright and Fairfield facilities were combined into one.

The newly created facility was named after the innovators of flight, the Wright Brothers.

On July 6, 1931, the area east of Huffman Dam, which included Wilbur Wright Field, Fairfield Air Depot, and the Huffman Prairie was renamed Patterson Field.

This was to honor the memory of Lt. Frank Stuart Patterson. Patterson died in 1918, when a plane he was flying a test in, crashed after its wings separated from the craft. In 1948, the fields were merged under one name, Wright-Patterson AFB.

Wright-Patterson is instrumental in testing new weapon technology, along with research and development, education, and many other defense related operations.

It is the home of the Air Force Institute of Technology, supporting the Air Force and the Department of Defense.

The USAF’s National Air & Space Intelligence Center is also part of Wright-Patterson.

The base was well known for reverse engineering of foreign government aircraft during the Cold War.

The base expertise in the disassembly and recreation of MIG fighters has only enriched the theories that alien craft have been studied there.

The workforce is estimated at 22,000, giving us an idea of the massive amount of work being done at the base.

Wright-Patterson is most well known for its connection to the Roswell crash, although links can be made to other crash retrievals.

Several eyewitness accounts of military personnel and even civilian workers who handled debris from the Roswell crash, and saw bodies of creatures not of our world, give us a very plausible Wright-Patterson connection to the study of alien technology and physiology.

The same day that the famous Roswell headlines ran in newspapers around the world, there was an enormous amount of activity at the Roswell base. Some debris from the crash, and possibly alien bodies were sent to Ft. Worth, Texas.

It is now commonly accepted by researchers that before the Ft. Worth flight, another flight to Wright-Patterson had already taken place, carrying debris and alien bodies.

This shipment was secretly stored and studied in the infamous Hangar-18.

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