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I've never seen a UFO before, have you?
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Yes, in 1992 the US Army allowed me to take a very special underground train ride. I was escorted by an E6 with a SOCOM patch and green hat.I was confined to a subway car. The train moved at an extraordinary speed.
We finally get to some place that had a desert climate and with a lovely mountain range behind it. There in the middle of nowhere was a scattering of unassuming warehouses and hangar bays. I was led to a building that housed~something~that was partially concealed by heavy curtains. Exposed was the aft end of what I presume to be a 100 foot diameter craft. The other sections of the thing was compartmentalized to other people with higher clearances.
For the good part of a late morning and afternoon I was allowed to crawl around a broken UFO. Made a formal report and signed a 25 year non disclosure agreement. Then I took the train back to North Carolina.
The train experience was a lot stranger than seeing the gadget.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69083746 Wow! Your experience is more than just a sighting. You might be interested in a tale called "The Secrets of the Mojave" by Branton. [ link to www.v-j-enterprises.com] It is from 1997. Branton has other things that are published to the Internet, and it is amazing that some of it is still available. Also, Walter Bosley wrote a book called "Shimmering Light" about his father having an experience similar to yours. It is for sale on Amazon or Lulu.com. Thank you so much for the references to Branton and Bosley. I would really like to know what became of that vessel, it's occupants, and scientist I met.The poor guy was tasked with the tail end of the gadget. Perhaps these books you have provided will shed some light on that. Thanks also for letting me share an odd memory from my brief time of jumping out of jets, staring at goats, and with a fearing and loathing of Pine Land.
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