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GI0YEW > UFO 19.03.03 02:05l 54 Lines 3001 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: UFO Report - Mar(2) - 5/8
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WASHINGTON UFOs OVER NAVAL BASES
SUBMARINE BASE BANGOR -- On March 1, 2003, the witness noticed a very
bright white light almost due south of his post 2300 hours (11 PM). He
states, "What attracted my attention was the intensity of the light and
the flashes, not twinkling like a star as seen through the atmosphere."
It was about 30 degrees above the horizon and did not move and there was
no sound. When I looked at the object through my binoculars, red and
blue or blue/green flashes could be clearly seen. At about 2330, the
object seemed to move away as it got smaller in size and the intensity
diminished until it could not be seen. This process happened slowly over
five minutes as it moved away and dropped in elevation by one or two
degrees. The night was clear and cold with stars readily visible and
just a hint of fog above the water of Hood Canal. At 2345, the object
again became visible but was further south and west of its prior position
at about 25 degrees above the horizon. The object very slowly moved
west, but its change in position was faster than the Earth's rotation.
The flashing lights were still clearly visible and none of other stars
had flashing lights. At 2353 and at about 20 degrees above the horizon,
the object again slowly started moving away until about 0012 at about 15
degrees above the horizon it finally faded from sight. It was back the
next night at about the same time but further east and not as intense.
All I can say is that I don't think stars fade out and then return lower
in the sky, fade out, move west and higher in the sky.
Thanks to Peter Davenport
BREMERTON -- On February 25, 2003, about 7:30 PM, my husband, going to
his vehicle after work looked up and noticed a strange looking aircraft
flying directly over the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. The craft had a
triangle/chevron shape with one light at each point of the three points
which did not blink, as most aircraft running lights do. The craft was
at an altitude of only 900 feet without sound, and was moving slowly
north. There is a strict no-fly zone in effect over the shipyard and
naval base.
BREMERTON -- On February 26, 2003, around 10 PM, my husband noticed an
aircraft hovering over the tops of the trees in the downtown area of
Bremerton. The craft was triangular/chevron shaped and had 3 lights at
each point of the ship. This craft was unusually low, too low to be an
airplane, and its movements did not fit with any existing technology
known today. The ship was heading south at a stop-and-go pace without
sound. This object was observed for at least five minutes before it
descended vertically-upward
into the clouds from a standstill/hovering position. This is the second
night in row that a similar craft was seen over the Puget Sound Naval
Shipyard.
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