Luis Elizondo and To The Stars Academy of Arts & Sciences (TTSA)
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After resigning from the Pentagon in 2017, Elizondo joined To The Stars Academy, which first published the Navy UAP videos.
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Luis Elizondo
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Former Pentagon intelligence official who says he led the AATIP UFO program before resigning in 2017. The Pentagon has disputed his role; he says the U.S. holds UAP technology.
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To The Stars Academy of Arts & Sciences (TTSA)
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Company co-founded by Tom DeLonge in 2017 (now To The Stars Inc.) that first published Navy UAP videos in 2017-2018 and employed ex-Pentagon official Luis Elizondo.
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Elizondo says he led AATIP. In 2019 a Pentagon spokesperson said he had no AATIP responsibilities, and his role remains disputed.
Elizondo was a source for the December 2017 New York Times story on the Pentagon UAP program; the Pentagon has disputed his account of his role in it.
TTSA first published the three Navy UAP videos before the Pentagon officially released them.
To The Stars Academy, whose members included Luis Elizondo and Christopher Mellon, publicized Navy UAP videos around the December 2017 New York Times story; the Pentagon later said the videos had been leaked, not approved for release.
Mellon worked with To The Stars Academy, which first published the Navy UAP videos in 2017–2018.
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