National Air & Space Intelligence Center (NASIC, Wright-Patterson).
documentedmilitary_installationSOF/JSOC UAP Retrieval Claim
USAF foreign-materiel-exploitation center at Wright-Patterson AFB; disassembles adversary aircraft/missiles; alleged destination for 'recovered craft.'.
NASIC (redesignated 2003 from the National Air Intelligence Center, itself the 1993 successor to the Foreign Technology Division/FASTC) is the Air Force's center for analyzing foreign aerospace systems. Its Foreign Materiel Exploitation mission physically disassembles captured hardware — MiG-29s, Su-22s, 507 air-to-air missiles, an Iraqi MiG-25RB — and in 2017 it opened the $29.5M, 58,000-sq-ft Haynes Hall to triple FME capacity. It feeds DIA specialized air-threat intelligence and once ran Project Blue Book. DOCUMENTED institution; the claim that crashed non-human craft are routed here for reverse-engineering is unverified Hangar-18-descended lore.