Marine vet claims his unit saw UFO being loaded with weapons

[pellinore]

An ex-marine has broken a 14-year silence to come out with claims about seeing a flying saucer while serving in Indonesia in 2009.

And not only did he, along with a few colleagues, see a hovering octagonal craft in the jungle, he also says it was being loaded with weapons by clandestine US forces.

The remarkable comments came from 33-year-old Michael Herrera, who served four years in the US Air Force, but has now turned whistleblower to reveal his extraordinary story.

Marine vet claims his unit saw UFO being loaded with weapons | US | News | Express.co.uk

Edited June 10, 2023 by pellinore

[+DieChecker]

Because they can build FTL, or trans dimension, vehicles, but our M16s, and shoulder fire rockets, are better then what they have?

[pellinore]

19 minutes ago, DieChecker said:

Because they can build FTL, or trans dimension, vehicles, but our M16s, and shoulder fire rockets, are better then what they have?

Maybe taking them for analysis? What I find convincing is that the report is made by a marine, who is trained in observation amongst other things, so he would see things civvies might not find significant.

[+DieChecker]

3 minutes ago, pellinore said:

Maybe taking them for analysis? What I find convincing is that the report is made by a marine, who is trained in observation amongst other things, so he would see things civvies might not find significant.

My college best friend, who I still visit with regularly, his wife's dad was a Sergent Major in the Marines. He would tell a story of seeing an F-117 in a hanger in Vietnam during the war. That was about 1970, and more then 10 years before the plane was made public. So it's 100% true the government has several generations of craft in service secretly that are more advanced then we know of.

Would not surprise me at all if this was a military experimental craft.

I'd be surprised if ET needed our firearms. But taking samples... I could see that....

[Occupational Hubris]

Cool story. Just as pointless as the rest. 

[Piney]

1 hour ago, pellinore said:

Maybe taking them for analysis? What I find convincing is that the report is made by a marine, who is trained in observation amongst other things, so he would see things civvies might not find significant.

I don't find it convincing and know many American Marines, who are nothing like Royal Marines, who weed out their screwballs.

Greer, a known liar is involved and it screwballery reminds me of a scene from Stargate SG-1.

Edited June 10, 2023 by Piney
brain fart

[Hawken]

This has been going on for decades. Why suddenly the media takes an interest?

[pellinore]

29 minutes ago, Piney said:

I don't find it convincing and know many American Marines, who are nothing like Royal Marines, who weed out their screwballs.

Greer, a known liar is involved and it screwball. reminds me of a scene from Stargate SG-1.

That's a shame. It would be nice to believe there was some credible evidence around.

[Piney]

1 hour ago, DieChecker said:

My college best friend, who I still visit with regularly, his wife's dad was a Sergent Major in the Marines. He would tell a story of seeing an F-117 in a hanger in Vietnam during the war. That was about 1970, and more then 10 years before the plane was made public. So it's 100% true the government has several generations of craft in service secretly that are more advanced then we know of.

Would not surprise me at all if this was a military experimental craft.

I'd be surprised if ET needed our firearms. But taking samples... I could see that....

It was probably a flying wing, they were never in Nam and you were being bull****ted.

[Grey Area]

So:

7 hours ago, pellinore said:

An ex-marine has broken a 14-year silence

But then he is in the Airforce?

7 hours ago, pellinore said:

33-year-old Michael Herrera, who served four years in the US Air Force,

Also from the article:

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Herrera took some pictures and video of the craft on his Panasonic camera, but a few days later the memory card and battery were stolen, along with his colleagues’ phones.

Because of course they were.  What would a good UFO story be with actual evidence ?

Edited June 10, 2023 by Grey Area

[Raptor Witness]

The truth is often, as they say, stranger than fiction. However, this story makes no sense to me. There’s nothing credible about it, unless one of these old “buddies,” comes forward.

This is the kind of disinformation campaign we typically see from the Pentagon or the Military Industrial Complex, when their backs are against the wall.

They can have all the fun they like, but they will soon be destroyed like the Spanish Armada.

https://youtu.be/PQ-Kq6eMnrs

 

Edited June 10, 2023 by Raptor Witness

[Trelane]

Can't even get his branch of service straight. Hard pass. Cool story bro.

[astrobeing]

23 hours ago, Trelane said:

Can't even get his branch of service straight. Hard pass. Cool story bro.

A Marine in the Air Force? This is what passes for UFO reports these days?

Too bad they stole his camera. I would have liked to see the blurry splotches in the photos.

[Golden Duck]

One fine day in the middle of the night

[psyche101]

On 6/10/2023 at 6:09 PM, Hawken said:

This has been going on for decades. Why suddenly the media takes an interest?

Suddenly?

What?

You really do leave very uniformed and strange posts. What a weird thing to say. 

Sometimes it's like you've never heard of media untill like 12 months ago. And now you're on a jihad. 

Edited June 12, 2023 by psyche101

[iAlrakis]

If this is true it should not be called a UFO.  Sounds like a black project thing.  Makes no sense to load armor crates into an alien vehicle.

[iAlrakis]

couldn't find this one yesterday: strange vehicles with huge size have been on the drawing board before

doesn't account for the changing colors, the humming etc but it's always a bit of a guess how far technology has evolved.