The National Security Agency's (NSA's) Deep Space Probes & Space Surveillance
NSA & The 18th Space Surveillance Squadron
The 18th Space Surveillance Squadron (note: the Air Force removed this page) unclassified mission states that it tracks all space objects from 3,000 to 22,000 miles. However, the classified mission states: "The 18th Surveillance Squadron and it's detachments track all space objects, known and unknown (UFOs), from 300 miles to deep space. The 18th monitors the NSA series of remote tracking satellites (STAR-BAND) placed in orbit between Mars and Jupiter and between Saturn and Neptune and beyond. All information received from these remote tracking locations are forwarded to NSA." For NSA's STAR-BAND (Deep Space) satellites/sentinels/or probes please see below. We were also informed that the "aliens" have a base on Neptune's moon Triton.
Over the past years there have been a number of intelligence reports to suggest that NSA may have any number of what are termed "Deep Space Probes" some reaching beyond the orbit of Neptune. The real purpose of these space probes has not been determined especially the fact that NSA/OCS is the reported office responsible for tracking these probes: Why then is NSA in deep space when the "threat" as we know it is centered here in the near Earth environment? And, deep space exploration is suppose to be within the jurisdiction of NASA?
NSA Deep Space Probes
The following is a list of reported NSA probes that have been launched from Earth to points in the inner/outer Solar System since 1985: All information has been provided when possible.
Probe Codename
Launch Vehicle Date or Year of Launch Classified Mission Sting-Ray *Space Shuttle STS #51-J, DoD Mission October 3, 1985
Monitor deep space radio waves: Orbit beyond Neptune. Sandal Slipper no data
1988 Earth Orbit Relay for other Probes Amber Light no data 1988
Orbit beyond Titan: Secondary Relay Probe Cocker-Peak Atlas Rocket
1989 Monitor "selective" frequencies in deep space. Heaven Flare no data 1989
Orbit beyond the Moon Twinkle Eyes *Space Shuttle STS #53, DoD Mission December 2, 1992
Orbit beyond Jupiter: Deep Space Telescope? Kite Tangle no data August 2, 1997
Orbit beyond Neptune "Two" Other Probes? no data no data
no data National Reconnaissance Office NRO Deep Space Probe: NROL-26 no data
On or after September 1, 2008 Deep Space Probe Other NSA Probes Reported Launched From 1965.
Probe Codename Launch Vehicle Date or Year of Launch Classified Mission no data
Titan Rocket
1965
no data
no data
Unknown
1972
no data
no data
Unknown
1978
no data
no data
Unknown
June 27, 1982
no data
no data
Unknown
June 18,1983
no data
no data
Unknown
August 30, 1983
no data
no data
Unknown
August 8, 1989
no data
no data
*Space Shuttle STS #32
January 9, 1990
no data
Comments by Clark McClelland 2000: Some of these NSA Probes are launched from the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) during "Classified Missions." They loaded the payloads on the Space Shuttle at night under tight security and few technicians had the proper clearances to participate. An all male crew of specially trained military astronauts flew those missions. Clark McClelland's Web Site can be found at, The Stargate Chronicles.
NSA's Budget
Reference Deep Space Probes report above: These Deep Space Probes were reported to be launched using DOD funds, not NASA's. These Probes are operated by NSA, and not NASA. Also, if you check NSA's budget, you will find a line item entitled: Space Operations Budget, under sub paragraph e(1)(g), is listed an expenditure, Test Probes: Guess what, these are the Deep Space Probes.
ŠPeregrine Communications, 2000-2008
