In his Audio Letter 26, released on September 30, 1977, Beter wrote:īy 1972, these experiments still were a long way from a suitable weapon for deployment on the moon. It was clear that whoever first developed a particle beam weapon that could operate from the Moon would possess an overwhelming strategic advantage.Īccording to Beter, while the US was forging ahead in the race to the Moon, the Soviets were ahead in developing particle beam weapons. He described how the US and USSR were fiercely competing both in a race to the Moon and in the development of particle beam weapons that could operate between the Moon and Earth. In this modern era of whistleblowers, it’s worth emphasizing that Beter was the first genuine insider to come forward with details about secret space programs. Beter was the General Counsel of the Export-Import Bank (1961-67) and had high-level sources who confided to him what was happening behind the scenes in space from the 1960s to the early 1980s. However, to explore the question of whether or not the USSR destroyed a secret Moon base in the 1970’s we need to go back a few years to the remarkable audio letters of Dr. I recommend reading Walla’s article for a succinct overview of this data. This included a Congressional statement on building a permanent Moon base CIA concern over Soviet plans to build a Moon base Soviet concerns over the US plans to use the Moon as a military base of operations and whistleblowers discussing photographic evidence of moon bases. Walla discussed it in relation to a host of Moon-related information that has been leaked over the years. Julian Assange’s arrest on April 11, 2018, sparked renewed interest in him and Wikileaks document dumps over the years.Īrjun Walla published an article in Collective Evolutionthat discussed Assange’s arrest and examined the controversial Wikileaks’ Moon base document. Wikileaks included the document in its dump of State Department diplomatic cables that it began releasing online in November 2010 and ended on September 1, 2011.
The fact that officials were discussing such a topic raises the question, did the USSR destroy a secret US moon base sometime before January 1979? The document was marked unclassified, which suggests that the content of the correspondence did not contain classified information, and involved open source material widely available at the time. The document has tags “Operations–General | UR – Soviet Union (USSR)” which reveals that “UR” stands for the USSR. Devine, a Republican member of the US Congress. The document is dated January 24, 1979, and is titled “Report that UR Destroyed Secret US Base on Moon.” It was correspondence involving one or more officials from the U.S. Posted in Featured, Space ProgramsĪ Wikileaks document that referred to the destruction of a US moon base sometime in the 1970s has recently gained renewed attention. Written by Dr Michael Salla on April 19, 2019. Did the USSR destroy a secret US Moon Base in 1977?
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