Soviet Atomic Films and the Plan to Arm the Hungarian Army
A Hungarian officer's 1956 defection exposed a Soviet blueprint for nuclear warfare in Europe, held in a file that remains partially blacked out decades later.
By Roy Castellano ·
INSCOM
INSCOM's 1978 Ledger and the Erasure of the Human Spy
Kept Top Secret until recently, a 1979 review of Army intelligence ignores the humans it tracked to project a sterile image of bureaucratic order.
By Miriam Adler ·
Secret Service Agents and the Army's Shadow Roster
Secret Service agents and CIA officers sat on a restricted Army access list for years, while the project's actual name is still blacked out in the records.
By Miriam Adler ·
US Army watched North Korea night and day for 32 years with OV-1s
North Korean activities were scrutinized in a relentless, seven-day-a-week operation that turned the DMZ into a laboratory of movement and pattern.
By Miriam Adler ·
DIA Trained Army Personnel in Remote Viewing
For decades, the DIA hid a plan to treat the human mind as a logistical tool, training Army personnel to perceive unseen targets alongside satellites and spies.
By Miriam Adler ·