The Kalahari UFO Crash

originally posted by: Phage

Good times.
Life was so simple then.

"A researcher at Quest claims to have phoned N.O.R.A.D. and asked the duty officer to provide any information relating to this date and location. The officer allegedly replied that 'an unknown object was tracked on entering the region'."

Any AF person that picks up an outside call and is asked questions about past, current, or future operations is under strict orders to refer such questions to the local AF Office of Public Affairs. Any "duty officer" at NORAD would be especially sensitive to these sorts of inquiries. This policy is nothing new.

Also, terms such as "claims to have..." and "allegedly" make for interesting storytelling, but they are not substantiated facts. There's a whole lot of this kind of reporting in this case.

a reply to: eletheia




Thanks buddy,this casts doubt to the rest of frank josephs book.


Dont let facts get in the way of a good story it seems which is sad when 9/10 books have crap like that :/