WHEN ALIENS ATTACK!
July 10, 2022 by SkyWatch Editor
When The Debrief looked into the crash of Kentucky Air National Guard pilot Captain Thomas F. Mantell in 1948 we learned that many investigators asked whether the unidentified flying object he was dispatched to observe may have caused the crash of his P-51 Mustang and his death. The Air Force eventually concluded that he had succumbed to hypoxia, leading to a terminal nosedive and the destruction of his plane after it ran out of fuel. Another crash, this one in the state of Oregon in 1964, also suggested potential nonterrestrial involvement, but the government later found it to be mundane after a lengthy investigation. The records of both government investigations and those of civilian investigators are deep, however, and there are multiple incidents where it is at least persuasively suggested that either incidental contact or direct, aggressive engagement between human pilots and anomalous aircraft have resulted in near misses or even destructive interactions. If these records are to be believed, they could offer hints into the questions that the United States federal government is seeking to answer with the work of the bizarrely-named AOIMSG office. And such interactions are not limited to incursions into military nuclear facilities and naval training spaces…(READ MORE)