Posted: January 5, 2008
Date: March 26, 2005 Time: 7:00 p.m.
Hey Brian, Thanks for responding so quick. As for the Orb and air force base mystery. It was about 7:00 pm on a Saturday night, the date was last weekend March 26, 2005. We drove off into the West Valley to go shooting and on our way up there, off to the corner of my eye in the south east sky I saw four large lights, then none. So I asked myself, what was that ? As soon as I said that I saw the four lights come up again and they traveled quickly straight in the sky, then did the sharpest left turn I ever seen. It did a circle and landed, then no more then 2 seconds later it took off again! It did this for about 40 minutes.
It had four large lights, two in the middle and two on each side of the wing. There was a red blinking light on what looked like a skinny helicopter tail (the wing span was about three times the size of a F-16 or regular air force jet) and then when it landed again the four lights would go off, then when it took right off again and hit that sharp turn in mid air the four lights in the front would turn bright white. Then when it leveled out, the lights would go off and the red light on the back would turn blue and red then it would land again and take off one second after it landed. Its unlike any air force plane I'd ever seen. It was definitely some air force fighter jet with the newest technology or maybe it was a space craft practicing on the air force base. Its hard to describe how it looked. Just imagine this, put your middle finger and ring finger together spread your index and pinky far apart making it look like two wings.
Now the pinky is your left wing and your index is your right wing the four lights where on the tip of each of your four fingers and they would turn bright, bright white when it hit that crazy turn. Then when it dropped back down to land the lights shut off then repeated. Now where your wrist is at on the hand imitating the wings is where the fin was, it was skinny and looked similar to the tomahawk helicopters tail. That's where the red light was flashing and then turning blue. Brian, that's not even the whole story. After being amazed by the new UFO on the military base I looked up into the night sky directly above us and saw a huge metal orb. It was about the size of a shot put ball, but as high as the moon. While the UFO on the air base was doing the test runs, the metal orb flew right over our heads for about thirty seconds. I'm looking up with my cousin and wondering what this was. It looked like a shot put with a red glow on the front and that's it, just like a shot put. It traveled about twice the height of a plane and came from the north and went over our heads to the east for about thirty seconds then disappeared literally into space in the south east.
But wait the crazy night still wasn't over. After the orb disappeared and all our ammunition was gone, we focused on the military UFO again. The super jet was doing the same thing, landing taking off, going about 200 mph, hovering low to the ground and shooting up to the sky making the weird turns again. The military UFO was about 100 feet in the air and then back on the ground, then 30 feet in the air then back on the ground, then 300 feet in the air then back to the odd landing. Finally the jet took one more time and then elevated to about 400 feet in the air. What happened next really makes me wonder, the jet took off and this time when it leveled out all the lights turned off and a green light came on the tail. Then what's even weirder is the fact that the plane just kept flying south and never came back. It went deep into the south mountain and didn't even park in the base, isn't that crazy.
Thank you to the witness for the report.
Brian Vike, Director HBCC UFO Research. email: hbccufo@telus.net Website: http://www.hbccufo.org http://www.brianvike.com, http://www.hbccufo.com, http://www.hbccufo.net HBCC UFO Research International: http://www.hbccufointernational.org/
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Saturday, January 5, 2008
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