Overview
A video published by the UAP Gerb channel examines allegations that the U.S. military has operated secret programs to study and test technology allegedly derived from non-human intelligence. Titled “UAP Reverse Engineering at Edwards Air Force Base [Redacted List Vol. 2],” the video centers on a redacted witness identified in Dr. Steven Greer’s Disclosure Project Intelligence Archive as Witness 11063, or “Ed.” The material discussed is based primarily on testimony and archival claims; the video does not present independently verified physical evidence confirming the existence of non-human craft or reverse-engineering programs.
Claims Involving Edwards and Nellis
According to the video, Ed was a former U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel and wing commander whose assignments included Nellis Air Force Base, Hanscom Air Force Base, the Pentagon and Edwards Air Force Base. He reportedly described his role at Edwards as test director for an Electronic Warfare Group, where he coordinated between engineers and test pilots involved in the evaluation of advanced “manned craft.”
The central allegation is that Edwards served as a testing hub for technology allegedly recovered from non-human vehicles, while Nellis and the Nevada Test and Training Range provided a connected location for storage, briefings and related operations. Ed reportedly said he received a briefing at the secretive S4 facility near Area 51 and was told that authorities had “caught/captured lots of aircraft.” The video also references descriptions of highly advanced “inspection aircraft” that witnesses allegedly found difficult or impossible to see.
Alleged Programs, Funding and Biologics
The report links these claims to so-called Unacknowledged Special Access Programs, which are allegedly funded through classified or “black budget” mechanisms. It cites a reported increase from $34 billion to $40 billion in “Non-Air Force Authorization” and references researcher Catherine Austin Fitts’ much larger estimate of $21 trillion in unauthorized government spending. These figures are presented as circumstantial indicators, not as proof that funds supported UAP-related activity.
Additional allegations concern energy technology and biological material. The video discusses claims that “zero-point” or “free energy” systems were suppressed to protect established economic interests. It also attributes to Ed the assertion that Hangar 6 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base was used to store non-human biological remains. No corroborating documentation or publicly verified chain of custody is provided for these claims.
Historical and Institutional Context
UAP Gerb places the testimony within a broader history of reports associated with military test sites. The video cites astronaut Gordon Cooper’s reported 1957 account of a saucer landing at Edwards, a purported 1971 crash retrieval near California City, and historical reports compiled by UFO researcher Leonard Stringfield. It also examines the careers of Major General Christopher Azzano and Colonel Christopher Haave for possible connections to the 412th Test Wing and 98th Range Wing.
The report further states that Ed declined to testify to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office while Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick was director, describing Kirkpatrick as an “insider” intended to “squash information.” These characterizations reflect the witness’s alleged views and have not been established as official findings. The Pentagon and relevant military organizations have not publicly confirmed the specific allegations summarized in the video.
Assessment
The video concludes that overlapping testimony, historical accounts and financial anomalies point to a joint reverse-engineering effort involving Edwards and Nellis, allegedly overseen through the 412th Test Wing and focused on so-called Alien Reproduction Vehicles. However, the available material remains allegation-based. Without independently authenticated records, physical evidence, or official confirmation, the claims should be treated as part of the ongoing UAP debate rather than as established fact.
