No personnel were ever permitted to cross into level four, but explosive accounts of Humans vs. Greys suggest that protocol was violently shattered deep beneath New Mexico. In this compelling episode of Disclosure Drop (Season 1, Episode 13), UFO researcher Anthony Sanchez joins host Josh Golembeske to examine a retired Air Force colonel’s testimony regarding a classified subterranean firefight.
Rumors of a multi-tiered underground alien base in Dulce have haunted modern ufology for decades. While official agencies dismiss the Archuleta Mesa facility as local legend, insider reports describe an expansive subterranean network engineered for covert joint operations that went catastrophically wrong. Drawing from extensive research in his book UFO Highway 2.0, Sanchez details how compartmentalized agreements reportedly broke down after contractors questioned the forbidden operations occurring on lower levels. What began as tense diplomatic cooperation disintegrated into violent Grey alien encounters when 23 civilian workers vanished without explanation, triggering what researchers recognize as the Dulce Base war.
This confrontation shares striking parallels with the famous Phil Schneider Dulce confrontation, where excavation engineers allegedly encountered hostile extraterrestrials while boring into subterranean caverns. Taken together, these harrowing claims expose the hidden history of deep underground military bases and the broader architecture of extraterrestrial coverups maintained by intelligence agencies. From shadowy black-budget funding to compromised secret government alien treaties, the Dulce lore illustrates the perilous consequences of clandestine programs operating beyond congressional oversight.
Step beyond official silence to investigate the classified mysteries hidden under the high desert—begin your exploration on Gaia today.
