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Is there aUS military base in dulce, NM?
The official record shows no base. But the circumstantial and testimonial record is dense enough that serious researchers treat Dulce as one of the most significant unacknowledged-facility claims in North America. The convergence of HUMINT from multiple independent sources — Castello, Bennewitz, Valdez — across different decades and contexts is difficult to dismiss as pure fabrication. The more credible hypothesis, advanced by researchers including Richard Dolan, is that a disinformation operation was layered over a real but highly classified installation.
Evidence
- The Dulce Base claim enters the record through two distinct threads.
- Albuquerque physicist Paul Bennewitz then developed intercept data he claimed showed electromagnetic signals originating below Archuleta Mesa.
- Thomas Castello, a claimed Dulce facility security officer, produced detailed floor-plan schematics describing a seven-level underground installation jointly operated by US defense contractors and non-human entities, with Level 6 and 7 reserved for genetic experimentation.
- Phil Schneider — a claimed government geological engineer — publicly described a 1979 firefight between Delta Force personnel and alien occupants during a tunnel-boring operation under Dulce.
- New Mexico State Trooper Gabriel Valdez documented a wave of cattle mutilations in the mid-1970s near Dulce, filing official police reports describing surgical-precision wounds, radiation traces, and unmarked helicopters — testimony corroborated by later FOIA-released FBI memos on the mutilation phenomenon.