UFO intercept attempts (Read 3,663 times)

Thanks, Mark. My father and grandfather were both career military. All of my sources--who support my efforts wholeheartedly--are ex-military. So, my quest for the facts is not anti-military, as some of my critics charge.

The fact that Senator Goldwater also sought the truth and spoke out about the rumors he had heard of a crashed UFO being stored at WPAFB is ample evidence that highly credible persons--knowledgeable Washington insiders--have urged the government come clean on this issue, in addition to average folks such as myself.

Another example: Former CIA official Victor Marchetti has stated that while he was at the agency in the 1970s, he heard persistent rumors of crashed UFOs (plural) some of which had been shot down by military aircraft. So, the issue of intercept attempts of UFOs, as mentioned in the NORAD logs I provided, is a compelling matter.

I am primarily interested in scrambles relating to UFO activity at our nuclear weapons sites and hope to hear from some of the persons posting on this forum, either on or off the record. Please write to me at hastings444@kitcarson.net. Your responses will be kept strictly confidential unless you permit me to publish them.

I should point out that declassified KGB documents and witness testimony from former Soviet Army officers confirm that UFOs monitored and even tampered with Russian nukes too. So, those who pilot these craft are not playing favorites. As I say in the video of the press conference, I think someone has been warning Washington and Moscow that we are playing with fire by possessing and threatening to use nuclear weapons in warfare.

Finally, the latest reports of UFO incursions at ICBM sites in Montana come from civilians living nearby. They tell me that sightings have occurred within the last year. So, this is not ancient history but an ongoing situation.

When I worked in Maintenance debriefing in the 318th FIS in the late 1970's, one night the alert birds were scrambled to intercept a light over Tacoma. When they returned the pilots laughed about the UFO as they found nothing. I cannot remember who the pilots were or exactly when this happened, but it did happen.

You are probably right about the time, and they were only up for a short time. I know they were looking for a light over Tacoma because that is what they said when they were in Debrief. We no doubt saw each other many times. I was in that job for years & was NCOIC for some years as well.

What the heck is this! :scratch_head

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1327790/Bright-blue-UFO-captured-mobile-phone-video-Bryan-Fains-Virginia.html

Maybe some nation fired off a submarine borne missle to get our attention. Or maybe ?

Frodo Lives.

Jim Too

:god_bless_usa

The below is from KTVU-2 in Oakland, California.

Pentagon Can't Explain 'Missile' Off California

Posted: 7:28 pm PST November 9, 2010

WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon said Tuesday it did not know what created a vapor trail that crossed the skies off the Southern California coast and resembled a missile launch.

Video posted on the CBS News website shows an object flying through the evening sky Monday that left a large contrail, or vapor trail. A news helicopter owned by KCBS, a CBS affiliate in Los Angeles, shot the video.

Pentagon officials were stumped by the event. "Nobody within the Department of Defense that we've reached out to has been able to explain what this contrail is, where it came from," Pentagon spokesman Col. Dave Lapan said.

While the vapor cloud captured on video resembled that created by a rocket in flight, military officials said they didn't know of any launches in the area.

One expert called it an optical illusion. "It's an airplane that is heading toward the camera and the contrail is illuminated by the setting sun," said John Pike, director of the U.S.-based security analyst group globalsecurity.org.

The North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, issued a statement jointly with the U.S. Northern Command, or NORTHCOM, saying no Department of Defense entities reported a missile launch -- scheduled or inadvertent -- at the time of the contrail, and no foreign military missile launch was detected.

NORAD said it determined there was no threat to the U.S. homeland.

The Federal Aviation Administration ran radar replays from Monday afternoon and they "did not reveal any fast-moving, unidentified targets," the statement said. No pilots reported unusual sightings to the FAA.

NORTHCOM is the U.S. defense command and NORAD is a U.S.-Canadian organization charged with protecting the U.S. from the threat of missiles or hostile aircraft.

Pike said the object could not have been a rocket because it appeared to alter its course.

"The local station chopped up the video and so it's hard to watch it continuously," Pike said. "But at one place you can see it has changed course -- rockets don't do that."

Pike said he didn't understand why the military had not recognized the contrail of an aircraft. "The Air Force must ... understand how contrails are formed," he said. "Why they can't get some major out to belabor the obvious, I don't know." Copyright 2010 by KTVU.com. The Associated Press contributed to this report. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Speaking of UFO's, I notice falconkeeper's Unfound Forum Object in the way of no avatar and after 83 posts in the forum I think enough time has past... so until you find a better one I made you one.

How about this one?

Pat P.

Or this one. Might have to be downsized to fit.
Pat P

How bout this?