Military officer 'shot an alien' back in 1978

[Hazzard]

40 minutes ago, Rlyeh said:

Phil Schneider?  His own family said he was mentally ill.  Conspiracy theorists claim he was murdered because they don't believe a man with missing fingers can asphyxiate himself.

Yep, the Dulce Wars. 

Philip Schneider, one of the more notable names in the Dulce Air Force Base stories, allegedly worked as a geological engineer, contracting for the government in its construction of a program known as D.U.M.B., or Deep Underground Military Bases. According to Schneider, this system of bases spans the continental U.S. with over 100 interconnected, subterranean tunnels. Within the Dulce base’s seven levels, Schneider had clearance to construct a system of tunnels under secret service supervision. One day while digging, he and colleagues experienced technical difficulties, and in their attempt to fix the problem, encountered grey aliens.

A battle ensued, in which he was one of three survivors out of 60 men. During the battle, accounts allege these aliens shot lasers from their chests, burning off some of Schneider’s fingers and a leg.

https://www.gaia.com/article/is-there-proof-of-aliens-inhabiting-the-dulce-secret-air-force-base

[the13bats]

the version i heard was lizard aliens...the reptoids

[Trelane]

It's all rubbish. No need to spend any more than a passing glance and keep moving. Shot an alien indeed.

[the13bats]

6 hours ago, Trelane said:

It's all rubbish. No need to spend any more than a passing glance and keep moving. Shot an alien indeed.

its kind of like old sideshow illusions, headless living lady, spidora, girl to gorrilla etc, grab people with BS.

these story tellers want attention and $$$ hard work is ahem, hard, so write a book about aliens, ghosts, bigfoot etc, hope it gets made into a film and you are pretty much set unless you have expensive tastes....

[Jon the frog]

On 9/7/2019 at 9:38 AM, Hazzard said:

Yep, the Dulce Wars. 

Philip Schneider, one of the more notable names in the Dulce Air Force Base stories, allegedly worked as a geological engineer, contracting for the government in its construction of a program known as D.U.M.B., or Deep Underground Military Bases. According to Schneider, this system of bases spans the continental U.S. with over 100 interconnected, subterranean tunnels. Within the Dulce base’s seven levels, Schneider had clearance to construct a system of tunnels under secret service supervision. One day while digging, he and colleagues experienced technical difficulties, and in their attempt to fix the problem, encountered grey aliens.

A battle ensued, in which he was one of three survivors out of 60 men. During the battle, accounts allege these aliens shot lasers from their chests, burning off some of Schneider’s fingers and a leg.

https://www.gaia.com/article/is-there-proof-of-aliens-inhabiting-the-dulce-secret-air-force-base

Strangely, that made me think about the Battle of Palmdale, it's so funny and it's a true story .

Think if they had encountered an ovni in the fifties... it would have been a total disaster for humankind, lol !

https://www.warhistoryonline.com/instant-articles/battle-of-palmdale.html 

[Calibeliever]

13 hours ago, Jon the frog said:

Strangely, that made me think about the Battle of Palmdale, it's so funny and it's a true story .

Think if they had encountered an ovni in the fifties... it would have been a total disaster for humankind, lol !

https://www.warhistoryonline.com/instant-articles/battle-of-palmdale.html 

If that happened today it would be a mess. That area certainly isn't 'sparsely populated' any longer.

['Walt' E. Kurtz]

Yeah i shot a rat back in 94