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GI0YEW > UFO 02.01.03 01:02l 70 Lines 3253 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: UFO Report - Dec (4) - 1/6
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From: GI0YEW@GB7HMI.#63.GBR.EU
To : UFO@WW
Dr. Don Johnson writes, "During Christmas season of 1909 UFO sightings
throughout New England were reported. The evidence that makes me continue to
believe that we were dealing with unorthodox technology and not
misidentifications of Venus was the reports of a powerful searchlight being
employed. That, combined with the distances covered, keeps me open minded that
we may be dealing with an unidentified, UFO-related, phenomenon. Thanks to Don
Johnson Ph.D.
NEW YORK UFO ALLEGEDLY HIT BY MISSILE
GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE -- Ed Jarrett writes, I'm looking for information on
the following: When I was stationed at Griffiss AFB, 1971-1974, while
attending a meeting, some of the senior NCOs were discussing UFO's. When I
asked them about this, they said, why yes, there was a piece shot off one a
couple of years ago. The UFO was picked up on radar coming in over the
Atlantic. East coast bases could not scramble fast enough, and a fighter from
the 49th Fighter Interceptor Squadron was scrambled to intercept. They had
F-106 Delta Darts stationed there at the time. The pilot tracked the thing and
fired a missile, knocking a piece off the UFO. His aircraft began to burn/melt
and he bailed out. The aircraft wreckage and the piece of the UFO were
recovered and laid out in the main hangar. They said the piece was several
feet long and bright metallic. No one was allowed to go near it, but you could
see it from the office windows upstairs in the hangar. The pilot was shipped
out the next day. He was a captain. When queried whether they were joking with
me, they all agreed it was true and in the newspaper. They further stated the
UFO piece was sent to Wright Patterson AFB in Ohio. I don't know if this is
true, but should be easily checked out with the Rome, New York newspaper. This
would be the first hard evidence if true.
Thanks to Ed Jarrettejarrett@innernet.net">ejarrett@innernet.net and
isur@america.net">isur@america.net
PENNSYLVANIA FLYING TRIANGLE
CROYDON -- On December 8, 2002, the witness says, "My girlfriend and I were
heading toward Philadelphia on Route 13 in Bucks County at 12:20 AM, when we
saw three white lights in a straight horizontal line." My girlfriend said, "It
was moving toward us, but limbs on the trees made it difficult to get a good
look." We drove towards the object which hovered for at least two minutes. I
saw the speed of it as it started to accelerate not super fast but enough to
where we couldn't gain on it. The weirdest part was that it moved with its
lights staying horizontal, so it didn't turn like a normal aircraft. Instead
it slid right across Route 13. It slowed down and slowly descended, and when I
got to the Corydon Train Station, it was only 65 feet away from my car. I was
astonished, but I saw three white lights in a V triangle shape with a red
light in the middle which was not always on. It didn't make a sound.
Thanks to Peter
Davenport NUFORC
73 - Ken, GI0YEW @ GB7HMI
Remote Sysop - GB7HMI.#63.GBR.EU
Message timed: 14:56 UTC on 29 Dec 2002
Good Health - just natures way of letting you die slowly...
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