Liberation Times spoke to an Air Force source who worked at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and knew William Neil McCasland – “I do believe that material, possibly including both craft and NHI biologics, was transported to Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio”

Liberation Times spoke to an Air Force source who worked at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and knew Neil McCasland.

Speaking of McCasland’s reputation and their worry over his disappearance, the source stated:

‘Major General (USAF, Retired) Neil McCasland is a brilliant Aerospace Engineer and an excellent research scientist who was very well respected by all who knew him. I was never aware of his detailed knowledge on the subject of UFO/UAP & Reverse Engineering until that came out recently.

‘I sure hope nothing bad has happened to him. As far as has been publicly released, the local search teams and FBI have yet to recover any evidence about his disappearance.’

Asked whether they believed rumours that debris and bodies from the 1947 Roswell UFO crash in New Mexico had been taken to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the source responded:

‘I do believe that material, possibly including both craft and NHI biologics, was transported to Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio. The base was originally known as Wright Field, since the Wright brothers carried out a great deal of testing and improvement on the Wright Flyer there after their first successful flight at Kill Devil Hills, near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.’

The source added:

‘The National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC) was/is the most highly classified building/compound on the base. It is just the kind of organization that UFO wreckage (or foreign adversary aircraft wreckage) would have been taken to be analyzed.

‘It remains the Department of the Air Force's primary analytical hub for assessing foreign air, space, and cyber threats through technical intelligence and "exploitation" of captured or acquired foreign hardware. There is also a cryogenic facility at Wright-Patterson AFB, OH.’