The "Stone Age" Ghost: How One Aboriginal SAS Tracker Found A VC Base The CIA’s Satellites Missed

March 1968. Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam.

Twelve million dollars in CIA satellites. SR-71 Blackbird overflights. Electronic intercept stations. Phoenix Program interrogators. Fourteen months of hunting. And they found absolutely nothing.

Then a barefoot Aboriginal man squatted in the mud, pressed his fingers into a seventy-two-hour-old footprint, and located a Viet Cong regimental headquarters that five hundred American intelligence officers had missed.

In this video, we declassify the tracking mission the Pentagon tried to bury:

The Stone Age Ghost: How David Nolan used forty-thousand-year-old Aboriginal methods to read trails invisible to Western eyes—determining age, health, and emotional state from a single footprint.

The Twelve-Million-Dollar Failure: Why Corona satellites, SR-71 flights, and the CIA's entire surveillance apparatus couldn't find what one tracker discovered in seventy-two hours.

The Forbidden Discovery: Eight Australian SAS operators penetrate a five-hundred-man enemy base, photograph documents, and steal evidence—while American Special Forces found nothing in three days.

The Cover-Up: How the Pentagon classified Australian success, claimed credit for the intelligence, and erased Aboriginal contributions from official history.

The Stolen Legacy: Why Washington buried evidence that "primitive" tracking outperformed Space Age technology—and the fifty-year conspiracy to hide the truth.

Discover how the most sophisticated military machine in human history was humiliated by methods older than the wheel.

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