UFOs News normally evoke strong reactions,either absolute confirmation of their existence or immediate denials,but they are never ignored.
This week-end Retired Army and Air Force Personnel are delivering a Lecture to on this Subject.
These men were in the know of things.
This Lecture is being delivered at The National Atomic Museum at The Smithsonian Washington DC.
“Four retired Army and Air Force colonels and a former British Ministry of Defense investigator join forces this weekend at the National Atomic Testing Museum to speak on a subject public officials rarely address — UFOs.
The Smithsonian-affiliated museum’s special lecture, “Military UFOs: Secrets Revealed” is open to the public and has been long anticipated by researchers of unexplained phenomena.
The exact nature of the secrets hasn’t been revealed, but the participants form a historic who’s who of UFO researchers spanning half a century.
At least one of the participants has strongly hinted he’s going to reveal startling UFO-related information that hasn’t yet seen the light of day.
“I’m going to explain what I think and what I believe, and this is after all these years thinking about it. I think I’ve got the answer and no one has ever mentioned it,” said retired Air Force Col. William Coleman.”
Throughout the Blue Book investigation of UFOs, many reports seemed to contradict the official Air Force findings.
Coleman described his experience when, as a major, he piloted a B-25 bomber — similar to the one pictured below — with a four-man crew over Alabama on a clear afternoon in 1955.
“The co-pilot told me to look out at 2 o’clock high, so I turned around and pulled my seat back up and said it could be a little bright spot from sun reflection,” Coleman told The Huffington Post……
“I took the airplane and started making a right turn and the object moved, meaning we were looking at an object at roughly 25,000 or 30,000 feet. It was a real bright dot, and suddenly, it started descending and it was coming across our flight path, and I sent my crew chief up into the bombardier’s section so he could look out through the glass nose of the bomber to get a different view than what we were seeing in the cockpit.”
Coleman’s pursuit of the UFO brought the bomber very near treetop level.
“We had a good view of it, because it was a cloudless day, it was out in the middle of nowhere and we didn’t see any cars or people, and I said, ‘Look at the shadow on the ground” — it was circular. At that point, I was overtaking it and I said I was gonna make a hard turn to the right, I’m gonna stand the airplane up on its wing and I’m gonna turn back around, and we should be back alongside of it.’”
The bomber crew saw the object again as it flew over a freshly plowed field.
“As it was going across the field, there were two vortexes coming off the edge of it as it went across that field,” Coleman recalled. “It was like a horizontal tornado.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/21/ufo-secrets-national-atomic-testing-museum_n_1902019.html
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