1943 - 1944: Foo Fighters

The year is 1943, the place, European Military Theatre of World War Two, Allied aircrews were reporting small remote controlled unidentified flying objects that would follow and mimic their planes during missions. This occurred on multiple occasions. In 1943, Lieutenant General Massey of the British Military set up a small organization to investigate the foo fighters. The fear was that the Japanese or Germans had some new kind of advanced aircraft. The project investigated and determined that the objects were not German or Japanese in origin . . . [More]

1943 - 1944: Foo Fighters

The year is 1943, the place, European Military Theatre of World War Two, Allied aircrews were reporting small remote controlled unidentified flying objects that would follow and mimic their planes during missions. This occurred on multiple occasions. In 1943, Lieutenant General Massey of the British Military set up a small organization to investigate the foo fighters. The fear was that the Japanese or Germans had some new kind of advanced aircraft. The project investigated and determined that the objects were not German or Japanese in origin . . . [More]

1942: Los Angeles Air Raid

The year is 1942, the place, Los Angeles, California. Unidentified flying aircraft appeared over the city of Los Angeles and caused wide spread panic. The aircraft were thought to be Japanese planes and numerous anti-aircraft shells were fired in attempt to bring them down. On February 25th, 1942 at about 2:25 AM, local residents awoke to air raid sirens. On February 25th, 1942 between 3:18 AM and 4:14 AM, anti-aircraft guns fired more than 1400 rounds using search lights. No aircraft were taken down by any shells. Six people died related . . . [More]

1942: Los Angeles Air Raid

The year is 1942, the place, Los Angeles, California. Unidentified flying aircraft appeared over the city of Los Angeles and caused wide spread panic. The aircraft were thought to be Japanese planes and numerous anti-aircraft shells were fired in attempt to bring them down. On February 25th, 1942 at about 2:25 AM, local residents awoke to air raid sirens. On February 25th, 1942 between 3:18 AM and 4:14 AM, anti-aircraft guns fired more than 1400 rounds using search lights. No aircraft were taken down by any shells. Six people died related . . . [More]

1933 - 1934: Ghost Aircraft

The year is 1933, the place, Scandinavia. Newspapers reported strange unmarked aircrafts flying over Scandinavia. The “Ghost Aircraft” were often seen flying low with bright search lights and no engine noises. On December 28, 1933, the 4th Swedish Flying Corps began an investigation into the phenomenon. On April 30th, 1934, Major General Reuterswaerd of Upper Norrland released the following statement to the press. “Comparisons of these reports show that there can be no doubt about illegal air traffic over our secret m . . . [More]

1933 - 1934: Ghost Aircraft

The year is 1933, the place, Scandinavia. Newspapers reported strange unmarked aircrafts flying over Scandinavia. The “Ghost Aircraft” were often seen flying low with bright search lights and no engine noises. On December 28, 1933, the 4th Swedish Flying Corps began an investigation into the phenomenon. On April 30th, 1934, Major General Reuterswaerd of Upper Norrland released the following statement to the press. “Comparisons of these reports show that there can be no doubt about illegal air traffic over our secret m . . . [More]