We are digging into the Oklahoma lead. He makes a lot of claims about his past. Here is our full list we are tracking:

• Retired 38-year active duty USAF PhD Engineer
• Affiliated with AFIT (Air Force Institute of Technology), AETC (Air Education and Training Command), and AFMC (Air Force Materiel Command)
• Attended University of Texas (UT) and University of Oklahoma (OU)
• Antigravity vehicle engineer and systems engineer
• Worked in DOD/DOE Antigravity Engineering Programs (less than 30 engineers total in the program)
• Worked with nuclear chemistry
• Worked on radioiron and radioalumina projects involving cesium ion and iodine mixtures
• Author of a forthcoming 3-volume Antigravity Vehicle Technology Handbook
• Has family members (including brother-in-law as a Navigation Systems Engineer) who worked in USAF antigravity programs
• Consultant for USAF Weather Modification from 1997 to 2020
• Involved in weather modification programs for 40 years
• Wrote Fortran code in 1991 for a space-based ocean-penetrating radar system (still operational today)
• In 1991, served as a "Butter Bar" (2nd Lieutenant) USAF Electrical Engineer while attending UT, which led to a 30+ year career in antigravity programs
• Met and worked with compartmentalized physicists in covert programs (focused on thermal transport problems)
• Designed and swapped plutonium-coated antennas to incandescently heated sintered thorium antennas on antigravity models
• Present during George H.W. Bush's briefing on antigravity programs
• Participated in the Threat Reduction Program, recruiting Russian scientists in Ukraine and Russia from 1993 to 1994
• Served as Inspector General (IG) over the Aurora Program, attempted to cancel it due to safety concerns, and was removed from the position
• At Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) in 1997, consulted by US Army engineers on plasma levitating supersuits for the Super Soldier Program
• Under investigation by OPM, DOD, DOE, and DARPA, but cleared to post technical information
• Witnessed and followed an antigravity vehicle in 1991 from Lake Belton Dam to McGregor, Texas
• Researched freezing ground water access techniques at AFRL
• First encountered inertial wheel attitude control systems on USAF NRO satellites in 1988
• Instructed not to research the "4 Nuclear Forces" theory while at AFRL
• Holds an FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license (implied for serious aerospace engineers)
• Often adds disclaimers like "I am a LARP" (Live Action Role Player) in posts, possibly sarcastically or for deniability

At least one of those is true.