What's The Best UFO Case?

[Sheephogan]

I can do that STARMAN

[starman2003]

Originally Posted by Sheephogan

Skep and all of you, this thing reads like a military forced hard landing of an experimental craft, the site was picked by eye while in flight and the problem was navigational instrumentation. The subsequent action in 53' was a recovery of said craft 'and' crew. The cover story for this internally was/is, I suspect, a "UFO incident". I want you all to keep in mind the terminology of a "UFO" DOES NOT MEAN "alien craft" to the military in this era or any other era of time.

Then what was it, exactly, and assuming anything that old would be declassified by now, why hasn't t been revealed publicly?

[Carol Nistri]

(Ok Will ,the books going out today you should have it latest by monday)

[dr wu23]

Anything unknown to starman is an alien ship.


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[Carol Nistri]

(Ok Will the book went out today,you should receive it by Monday or Tuesday,hope you like it,btw have some carrots ready cause I sent it by Mule Train.)

Now back to our reguarly scheduled programming...

[Skeptical]

Just because we've never heard about it, doesn't mean a military "accident" couldn't have occurred. I imagine that there are plenty of things that occurred back in the 50s that you'd think we know about but the records for which have long since been lost or destroyed. It's like the time the Air Force dropped an atomic bomb on Mars Bluff, South Carolina. Of course it didn't go off but it's still enough to send chills up your spine - and probably 99.9% of the populace don't know it occurred.

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[starman2003]

Originally Posted by Skeptical

Just because we've never heard about it, doesn't mean a military "accident" couldn't have occurred. I imagine that there are plenty of things that occurred back in the 50s that you'd think we know about but the records for which have long since been lost or destroyed.

I doubt it and until rather recently there would still be memories, hence some corroboration. I'm certainly not saying kingman was ET. The most likely scenario is that Arthur just made it up.

[Sheephogan]

Originally Posted by starman2003

Then what was it, exactly, and assuming anything that old would be declassified by now, why hasn't t been revealed publicly?

I can tie the "manus'incription" into my details at the site here in Az., My best guess is this will be a prototype U-2 and the actual craft and crew of 'one', were "sheep dipped" by the CIA. Details of these with the CIA will probably never be truthfully known. I'm guessing (again) the pilot was in route to Groom, something happened, old Kingman Army Airbase was near and they needed the support. BUT! The CIA would never let it be put down in public view so he was instructed to ditch the craft concealed in the mountains near by.

The above is guess work on my part.. the accuracy is based on my judgement alone. ["manusincription"] is my invention attempting to decode ~ coded military buzz words used by my father instead of the literal interpretation.

If I come up with any fragment of one of these craft I can probably prove my theory.

[Sheephogan]

Originally Posted by Carol Nistri

(Ok Will the book went out today,you should receive it by Monday or Tuesday,hope you like it,btw have some carrots ready cause I sent it by Mule Train.)

Now back to our reguarly scheduled programming...

Thanks!!

[starman2003]

Originally Posted by Sheephogan

I can tie the "manus'incription" into my details at the site here in Az., My best guess is this will be a prototype U-2 and the actual craft and crew of 'one', were "sheep dipped" by the CIA. Details of these with the CIA will probably never be truthfully known.

The U-2 was long ago superseded by the SR-71 etc. I don't see why they can't reveal details of an old accident now, especially since it would conclusively kill a UFO crash story and thereby take some wind out of the ET sails.

I'm guessing (again) the pilot was in route to Groom, something happened, old Kingman Army Airbase was near and they needed the support. BUT! The CIA would never let it be put down in public view so he was instructed to ditch the craft concealed in the mountains near by.

IIRC, Good mentioned a suggestion that a crash occurred within Luke AFB instead of near Kingman.