Pentagon
- noun
- /ˈpɛntəˌɡɒn/
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Pentágono
- Many important decisions regarding defense policy are made at the Pentagon.
But still you say that the that specifically like some UFO crash retrieval groups in the Pentagon were far more secretive than that.
- But still you say that the that specifically like some UFO crash retrieval groups in the Pentagon were far more secretive than that.
- Well, I think the problem was Ronald Reagan believed in small government profoundly, except for the Pentagon side of the Potomac River.
- And there were a number of leaks going on, like the the Pakistan leak and the Pentagon Papers and these various leaks.
- It's easier to blame politicians, but we know that Biden administration followed the advice from Pentagon and CIA.
- When I was writing an earlier book on DARPA, the the Pentagon Science Agency, I went to a library.
- They're going to create this entity within government, within the Pentagon that anything to do with UFOs goes to them and they decide if it gets out.
- We spend a trillion dollars a year on the Pentagon.
- In fact, a few years ago, the Pentagon's own research arm, the Rand Corp, was doing some research on military bases abroad.
- The missile that I write about, the ICBM that hits the Pentagon.
- But for the remote viewing, that was just like Pentagon, was it CIA money?
Examples
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And you know, the Pentagon is a huge, huge place and they move from the Pentagon to the defense contractors.
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In fact, a few years ago, the Pentagon's own research arm, the Rand Corp, was doing some research on military bases abroad.
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Here you are building computers for the Pentagon to use, right?
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During my time at the Pentagon, there were times when I was in Israel and rockets were fired at Israel from Gaza and the Iron Dome intercepted them.
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The Pentagon is the central command center for U.S. military operations.
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During the meeting at the Pentagon, officials discussed national security issues.
Synonyms
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3.6
A large five-sided building in Arlington where US military leaders work
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3.0
The place where military leaders direct troops and give orders
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3.4
A part of the United States government that protects the country and manages the military
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3.5
A United States government office that protects national security and manages the armed forces
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5.2
A US government department that protects the country and runs the armed forces
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3.5
A building where military leaders plan and control operations
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3.9
A United States government department that protects the country's security and runs the armed forces
Compounds
- NSFW
A violent group in the Philippines that kidnaps people and takes money by force
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Pentagon also means the U.S. military leadership, because those leaders work in the five-sided Pentagon building in Washington, D.C. So Pentagon can mean either the place or the people who make military decisions.