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Black Project Aerospace: Verifiable Financial Footprint The U.S. funds classified "black" programs through the National Intelligence Program (NIP) and Military Intelligence Program (MIP). Their combined budgets exceed **$100 billion annually** (FY2025 request: NIP $73.4B, MIP $28.2B). Major Contractors (publicly traded, must report classified revenue): · Lockheed Martin – Skunk Works does ~$1B/year in classified business. In 2019, disclosed $600M for secret hypersonics, projected to $1B. In 2025, announced a $950M loss on a critical classified program. · Raytheon (RTX) – 2018 annual report: "record classified bookings of nearly $7 billion" (19% of total revenue). · Northrop Grumman – 2018 revenue increase of $1B attributed partly to "higher restricted" manned aircraft sales (includes B-21 Raider). Government Budget Shifts (2025): · SPACECOM sought ~$704M for three unnamed classified programs + $90M for classified Navy electronic warfare. · $934M transferred from a $77.7B nuclear missile program into a "classified project." Case Study: AAWSAP – DIA’s secret UAP investigation. Received $22 million in black budget funds, mostly to Bigelow Aerospace. Oversight Failure – Pentagon has failed its financial audit for 8 consecutive years (2025 disclaimer of opinion), including $1.1B in undocumented payments. Verdict: Over $100 billion in annual black spending is verifiable through public records, but specific program details remain secret by law.
May 4, 2026 at 12:33 AM