A new documentary named The Age of Disclosure makes a jaw-dropping claim: President George H.W. Bush was allegedly briefed on a 1964 alien contact incident at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico.
According to astrophysicist Eric Davis, who appears in the film, Bush privately told him in 2003 that three unidentified spacecraft were seen and that a non-human being emerged and interacted with military and CIA personnel. Bush reportedly asked for more information — only to be told he did not have a “need to know.”
The documentary centers on a purported top-secret operation called the Legacy Program, reportedly run by the CIA, the U.S. Air Force, the Department of Energy, and private contractors. It claims this project was tasked with retrieving alien vehicles and even alien bodies.
Several scientists and insiders in the film suggest there are different types of extraterrestrial life. They also recount severe physical injuries suffered by military personnel who allegedly encountered these phenomena — describing burns, internal scarring, and other biological effects from close contact with unknown craft.
Proponents in the documentary argue that these encounters could pose serious national security risks. Some lawmakers express concern that the full extent of extraterrestrial activity may still be hidden from the public — and possibly from future U.S. presidents.
What to Watch:
- How much attention the government will pay to the documentary’s claims, and whether it triggers further congressional or intelligence inquiries.
- Whether more former officials will come forward to corroborate or dispute the allegations made about the Legacy Program.
- The impact on the wider UFO-disclosure movement, especially if major decision-makers publicly acknowledge extraterrestrial contact.
Summary:
The Age of Disclosure raises explosive allegations: that George H.W. Bush was told about real alien contact back in 1964, and that a secret agency has been recovering alien technology and beings ever since. The claims, if true, could rewrite what we think we know about UFOs — and what our government knows too.
