Plane Carrying Aviation Adventurer Steve Fossett Missing, page 15
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reply posted on 1-10-2007 @ 10:50 PM by RiotComing
reply to post by WorldShadow


I'm wondering the same thing. It's make-or-break time for Ed Dames. He's made a bold claim. It's time to step up to the plate. Right now, the silence is deafening.


reply posted on 2-10-2007 @ 12:38 AM by TeslaandLyne
reply to post by johnlear



This map of Walker Lake.

Would that be a Walker like the one in GHW Bush Walker and perhaps
the very same Walker?

So Barron Hilton seems to have the Flying M Ranch at the edge of a forest.
There is a landing strip just north.

Sure all the Navy needs is a lake and some water for some of its
operations. I was on engineer watch for a sonar test but had no idea
how deep the pond was. Yeah pond, on site company testing.
I think they were measuring speed but there are other devices that do
that. Hey, pile on the devices, the more the merrier to confuse with
inconsistent measurements.


Thanks for the map, John. I came in on the second page.



reply posted on 6-10-2007 @ 10:15 PM by MountainStar
I wanted to post this last night, but my isp was down.

Part of conversation Ed Dames is having with fellow Remote Viewers. You can read both sides at below link....

www.rvcommunity.net...

It starts on page 2-3. The location is the square mile area posted on page 9.


Aerial recon is tomorrow, Saturday, 6 October. Wish my team leader and his crew well, por favor. (I'll update the Toasted Coast audience, tonight
The weather may not cooperate. The area is currently experiencing the phenomenon associated with your handle. (he's talking with another RV'er called Snow.
Snow: Indeed, we think that it was those erratic mountain winds (downdraft) that brought him down -- we'll be careful...
Flying conditions are excellent, and the snow is melting fast. Search team will be airborne in less than an hour.
A few more drinks, and I will be sans pulse
or six, or seven
Steve was not packing a parachute (what are parachute 'remnants?'). And your lack of life/field experience (i.e., age) is showing (e.g., 'picked apart') -- this is not the movies.


I don't know why Dames waited so long. The snowfall is *alittle early* but it usually starts in October.

Major Ed Dames was on Coasttocoasta.m. with George Noory Friday night
and more or less gave this information. I'm thinking the snow shouldn't effect the search since they are remote viewers right?


reply posted on 12-10-2007 @ 05:10 PM by TeslaandLyne



He is not talking about "Greenland" he is talking about "Dreamland" which was an old designation for the Groom Lake area.



The gray areas are most likely restricted and we see the lakes up by Reno.


I just happened across a Navy witness to revolutionary engine.
The Navy might be working on anything in the desert... this one needs
more work:




Read the eyewitness testimony of engineer Cecil Baumgartner (p. 31) in my interview with him this year. He was representing the top management of the TRW aerospace corporation that day. The previous month (on October 27, 1968) Baumgartner and others had observed one of the detonation cylinders of the engine test fired in the California desert. In full public view, just a few cubic centimeters of noble gas had been admitted with a hypodermic needle to the sparking chamber, and this made the thick steel-walled chamber peel back like a banana when the device was electrically triggered. The collaborating observers from the Naval Underseas Warfare Laboratory (as the Pasadena, California lab was then called), who attended the desert test, had earlier sealed the chamber so that Papp or others could not insert illicit explosives as part of a hoax. Their names, according to Baumgartner, were: William White, Edmund Karig, and James Green.


From: Joseph Papp: US Patent # 4,428,193; "Inert Gas Fuel, Fuel Preparation Apparatus, & System..."

Imagine thinking a hoax... the spark may have been too hot.

The original Tesla ignition coil may be somewhat related to his first
coil that made 2in 2tf streamers between two looped wires.
Makes me wonder if the old model T Fords would have run on air.
That Tesla, he was such over design.

Back to the desert for redesign.


reply posted on 20-10-2007 @ 12:29 PM by TeslaandLyne
reply to post by johnlear



I was wondering about this meeting of Ike with the Alien King.

Did Ike have his heart attack shortly afterwards.

Because in some CT, Adolph Hitler might be the Alien King...
imagine seeing Hitler alive... wow no wonder we got the MIC speech.

That would put Nixon in cahoots with the MIC and Nazis from Operation
Paper Clip to do his dirty work like he did in Nam, only Kennedy came along.

JFK JR was coming along as well, but was eliminated before any election.

ED:Wrong thread, see this one



[edit on 10/20/2007 by TeslaandLyne]


reply posted on 21-10-2007 @ 03:07 PM by TommyCrown
reply to post by WorldShadow


Not quite, Steve's own teams are planning a week of searching beginning today.

See link below:


www.stevefossett.com...


reply posted on 21-10-2007 @ 03:23 PM by Tom Bedlam
reply to post by TeslaandLyne



Someone tells you they have a "Q", watch it, a lot of folks make mistakes with that. You only get a "Q" if you're working on nuclear weapons, and you only hold it while you ARE working on weapons, and you downgrade if you end up off project for a while. Not everyone gets a Q that works with nukes. It's like a single scope TS.

If the guy wasn't working with the innards of nukes, and most likely in nuke design, he didn't have a Q, that simple. A lot of guys flip back and forth between L and Q depending on what their job requires at the time. Heck, you can downgrade to L if you go on a long leave. Not all WER guys keep Q's full time, for example. I'd be a lot more impressed had he said he had a sigma-14 and knew the difference between that and a -15.

You see a lot of posers claim a Q the same way that others say NSA agents interrogated them - a lack of knowledge on the subject beyond TV levels.

edit: to be thorough, he could also have one if he was Navy reactor crew, but not all of THEM have Q either, they span from Q to R depending on what they do and where they're allowed to go.

A refueling tech would most likely have a U or R, for example.

[edit on 21-10-2007 by Tom Bedlam]



reply posted on 22-10-2007 @ 12:28 PM by TeslaandLyne
reply to post by TommyCrown



From:
news.rgj.com...


Text# A Cessna-210 piloted by Charles Ogle that took off from Oakland en route to Reno in August of 1964 and was never seen again.

William Ogle, 47, of of Gainesville, Fla., whose father, Charles "Chazzie" Ogle, disappeared en route to Reno in 1964, said officials haven't returned his calls about the unidentified crash site.

"If they don't want to send someone to investigate, I'm perfectly willing to take a look at the site," he said. "Give me the GPS coordinates and I'll mount an expedition."

National Transportation Safety Board officials in Washington, D.C. said they investigate recent crashes, but must be sure a site is within their jurisdiction and not debris from a military or government crash.

"It could be anything out there," said Ted Lopatkiewitz, NTSB spokesman. "If the Civil Air Patrol says it's a civilian aircraft, I have no reason to doubt them. But we're not going to send someone out there on spec. We need to be sure it's under our jurisdiction."


Now wouldn't any crash be fair game for salvage and the reason why
any secret plane crash is cleaned up right away.

This military thing seems bogus.

National Transportation Safety Board.... are these the ones that sware to the
fact that planes crashed in to the WTC Towers on 9/11/01 ?


reply posted on 22-10-2007 @ 12:55 PM by TeslaandLyne
reply to post by Tom Bedlam



Hi, good info.

Just to fly around in Nevada you have to know where NOT to fly.
Things like were the nukes are is classified.
Not even sure if a civilian can board a Nuclear powered ship, let
alone one with nukes.


reply posted on 22-10-2007 @ 01:43 PM by TeslaandLyne
reply to post by blowfishdl



No.. I think the consensus is he went on normal flying perhaps to
land speed record project. I'm not sure of the aircraft range or
if the project was reachable.

There seems to a few mountains around that pose a problem.
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