UFO Sightings
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BoSkarr
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Really, send me a message
Lflank
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That is the oldest urban legend in the book:
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article....lly-use-only-10
celtic0130
Member
this sounds confusing for me and a bit unbelievable.. I mean I can believe what you are trying to say LOL..
I feel scared about this "There is a war coming, be prepared to take sides, it will come down to that."
Lflank
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I simply find it impossible to take any of this even remotely seriously.
Anyone who thinks the SR-71 was built in the 40's, is just plain kooky.
Lflank
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fastburst
Active Member
Well than you have never served in our military sounds like lol, When do you think it was built??? HAHAHA or even better when do you think the F-22 was built??? LOL the F-22 has been around for almost 15 yrs now. Most of the Air Force Planes that are still being used today were built back in the 50's lol.
When any of our Aircraft are built they go thru roughly about 10 years of testing at Edwards Air Force Base, Home of MOST of our testing. Air Force, Navy, Army, Marines and NASA.
The SR71 is so old now, it has been retired, there are only 2 that are still active for Air Shows now. Not to mention if you ever seen that plane prep for flight you would probably freak out as when it is fueled it leaks everywhere and once it takes off a KC-135 or KC-10 is always in the air to refuel it. so that once it gets to cruising altitude the seals engage from the heat build up thus causing the metal used to expand and seal. Thats how old that aircraft is and the technology used back then to create it.
munson
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It's not too far fetched to be honest. Look at the flying wing that was created at the end of WWII by the Horton Brothers. This plane, during that time, would have beaten anything out there, by a long run. Lockheed-Martin [I believe it was them] built a 1:1 scale version out of the same material that was used during the WWII era. This plane was said to be using stealth technology. After Lockheed-Martin built it by the Horton Brothers blueprints, it turned out to be very stealthy and from what was shown prior, extremely maneuverable. This was originally designed and built in the mid 40's. I have a story for you, and you can view it as you want. My father is a pilot for American Airlines and his flights taken him to Europe. He met a fellow pilot over there [different company], them both having a prior military background, they began to talk. The other pilot was a retired SR-71 pilot. He spoke of the one mission he was on [not sure where]. He said that he was flying over an area when the radar picked him up [don't ask me how], and he pushed it full throttle...he said that he has he never saw numbers like that in his life. The SR-71 is over 40 years old, and it still holds the speed record at mach 3.3. I couldn't imagine what they have now. Every nation has a top secret facility, and there's a good reason why patrol trucks show up if your within ____ feet of the fence.
Lflank
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That's right. The SR-71 first flew in the 60's. It was developed and tested during the 50's.
Before that, we used the U-2, which was designed in the late 40's and flew in the 50's and early 60's.
That is basic history.
What exactly did you DO in the Air Force, anyway. What was your AFSC?
Lflank
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Dude, the Horton bomber and the SR 71 had nothing to do with each other. The Horton bomber is actually the distant ancestor of the B-2 Stealth bomber, though.
The SR-71 was not flying in the 40's. Period.
Lflank
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I actually was doing a Star Wars costume event once at the Air Zoo here in Michigan and one of the planes they have inside is an SR-71. That is a huge aircraft for not being a cargo type plane.
Most of that space was fuel storage.
fastburst
Active Member
I held 3 AFSC during my Air Force Career
2A5G1 Aerospace Maintenance than cross trained to 1N6F3 Electronics Systems Security Assessment (Intelligence) and than finished in Research where I was exposed to everything 4B0Z7 Bioenvironmental Engineering (Research basically) The Whole White Chem Suit set up.
As far as the SR71 flying in the 60's yes that what was REPORTED to the Public, lol it flew in the late 50's was being designed and built late 40's - You would think by now, you wouldn't believe everything the military states happened when it did by now...
Lflank
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OK. So you were just a low-level grunt with no operational knowledge.
What was your rank? And what years were you in?
As far as the SR-71, its history has been declassified. And since you were just a low-level nobody, your suppositions about it don't mean diddley-doo. (shrug)
But let's get back to all the space alien flying saucer stuff that you keep talking about without talking about . . . . . . .
Lifeburn
Sr Member
Well, I heard that phone call on a Tool album quite some years ago and I always thought it was fake until I heard the rest from the video. Also, the aliens dont frighten me, what frightens me is the fact that it looks like they were opening black holes to get here. I've watched a few videos on youtube that legitimately scare me, most of them being the destructive power of the atom bomb, but I must say a black hole scares me way more than the a-bomb.
This video was freaky, thanks for sharing it.
This video was freaky, thanks for sharing it.
fastburst
Active Member
Funny I did 17 years, and was an E-8 hardly low level. No I may not have been an officer because I chose not to be. Yes I could have been and was entitled to it since my father and grandfather BOTH hold the "Medal of Honor" for their services. I come from a very strong military family dating back to the days of Washington. Do I need to explain myself to you? Plain and simple no. Officers are not the ones on the ground doing the work or in the trenches, they may give the order but thats all, its the enlisted that get the job done. We follow orders without question. No matter how much we may disagree with them we still do them because it was our duty. To defend this country against all enemies foreign and domestic. The oath we take are words we live by. I am proud to have served my country honorably, with no regrets. It doesn't matter what was done to me or what I did during that time, I wouldn't change a dam thing and would gladly do it all over again.
Yes I am a little drunk right now, but guess what I really don't give a dam. Until you walk in my shoes and seen and done what I have you frankly have no dam room to talk son. And your opinion frankly don't mean a dam thing to me. What have you done? probably not a dam thing but blast people for what they say whether you agree or not, I have seen your post in many other topics. And all you do is constantly belittle people to the best you can. Frankly I really don't care.
We all have a right to freedom of speech whether you believe what you will or not. I do not need to justify anything to you or anyone else. Like I said, I was there and many others with proof, where were you? Exactly my point, enough said....
Now on to the topic, I am done.
Best Regards
James
munson
New Member
Actually, with the Horton Brothers, I was stating that the technology [in a way] existed in the mid 40's. A semi-stealth, extremely maneuverable, jet air craft.
With the SR-71, it's safe to say that it's 40-50 years old and still has that capability that it does.
Look at the Stealth Bomber. Introduced in 1997, first flight in 1989. It was created in the mid 1980's.
Lflank
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munson
New Member
It's been reported by both commercial pilots and military pilots, from a multitude of nations. So, it comes down to this:
Either Aliens are already here........or........our nations have a military aircraft so advanced that we [civilians] have no clue about and can't even comprehend how it works.
Either Aliens are already here........or........our nations have a military aircraft so advanced that we [civilians] have no clue about and can't even comprehend how it works.
