A Military Remote Viewer Entered 3 Hidden ET Bases—Then They Noticed Him

Summary

A former U.S. intelligence “remote viewer” describes being assigned to military psychic operations used to gather information that the public version of the mission would not reveal. He claims he was tasked with three of four alleged extraterrestrial (ET) base targets and says his remote-viewing results closely matched earlier researcher Pat Price’s descriptions, including details like facility type and ship dimensions.

He recounts how psychic work entered the program through leadership scrutiny and internal conflict. After a programming project intended to link intelligence computers across 12 allied militaries, he says his computer system went dead during a demonstration, and he believes the incident was triggered by another sergeant. Later, General Stubblebine—head of Intelligence and Security Command—confronted him, accusing him of “killing” computers with his mind, and then assigned him to a remote-viewing unit at Fort Meade. He describes receiving a classified “read-in” that outlined what the unit truly did, emphasizing that he initially didn’t believe in psychics but observed that the techniques appeared to work.

To illustrate the method, he describes a “beacon exercise” where two viewers were sent to an unknown location and envelopes were opened only after they left. His sketch of what was happening—two people driving around confused and looking out windows—did not identify a specific site as expected, and the team later reported they could not locate the intended place from his output. Despite that early mismatch, he claims he later realized the process could still provide useful information across time and perspective.

Alleged ET-base target descriptions

He asserts the following about the ET-base targets:

• He never completed the Pyrenees site, but he did three others.
• The Mount Hayes (Alaska) base reportedly had become largely inactive, reduced to a skeleton crew.
• The Zimbabwe site appeared to function as a UFO repair/utility operation sunk into the ground.
• The Mount Zeil site in northern Australia was described as an airport/terminal-like structure where craft arrive and then depart, including “terminal” and utility/repair levels.

For the Mount Zeil location, he says he received a voice-like impression stating: “We know you’re here and it’s okay.” He also claims his descriptions matched Pat Price’s findings closely, including ship shape and dimensions. He further describes seeing nonhuman “gray” beings, including a female gray and a child gray, as well as figures he believed were human.

Remote viewing and other experiences

He also describes learning out-of-body/spirit-hand abilities through the Monroe course, including an episode where he believed he could move or sense a “glowing” hand and test it through physical barriers. He recounts using remote viewing in personality profiling—initially being tasked repeatedly to analyze Saddam Hussein, but later believing the target assessment was wrong when an envelope-based session led him to an assessment he felt described a “good person.”

He further claims a separate intense experience led him to conclude—“in his words”—that he “met Jesus” mentally. He says the message (“whatever you’ve done bad, I’ve seen worse… love you anyway”) changed his life.

Presenters/Contributors

• General Stubblebine
• Pat Price
• “The director” (unnamed)
• A “monitor” (unnamed)
• Monroe course instructors (unnamed)
• The video narrator/interviewee (unnamed)
• “General Hapgood” and Lyn Cassady (referenced from The Men Who Stare at Goats)
• Joe and “some of the others” (unnamed)
• The sergeant who he says sabotaged the program session (unnamed)