Book by Paul LaViolette, Bear & Company 2008, arguing that gravity can be controlled electrically, that Townsend Brown demonstrated it in the laboratory, and that the United States classified the result in the mid-1950s and has been flying it since, with the B-2 as its exhibit.
It recovers real documents, notably the 1956 Aviation Studies survey, and then builds a long chain of inference on them. Two chapters test devices from the author’s own community and report nothing working. See Electrogravitics, Biefeld-Brown Effect and Project Winterhaven. It is the literature that grew where The Hunt for Zero Point stopped: Nick Cook tested the B-2 antigravity claim and dismantled it, while LaViolette builds on it.
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Paul LaViolette · Electrogravitics · Townsend Brown · Biefeld-Brown Effect · Project Winterhaven · Electrogravitics Systems Report 1956 · The Hunt for Zero Point · Nick Cook · Paul Hill · Gary McKinnon · Galactic Superwave Hypothesis · Negative-Index Metamaterials