Continental Pilot Reports Missile Flying Near His Plane Over Texas, page 1
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Topic started on 2-6-2009 @ 04:33 PM by Vodo34861

Continental Pilot Reports Missile Flying Near His Plane Over Texas


www.foxnews.com
The pilot told the Federal Aviation Administration an object was spotted within 150 feet below his airplane around 8:15 p.m. Friday night over Liberty County, Texas, the newspaper reported.
(visit the link for the full news article)


reply posted on 2-6-2009 @ 05:28 PM by wrangell76
reply to post by ROBL240



It is not because I gave it to the FBI that I won't tell. I am no more privileged than anyone else on here. I just won't say anything right now because some might take offense and I don't want to stir up a hornets nest just yet.


reply posted on 2-6-2009 @ 05:35 PM by ROBL240
reply to post by muzzleflash



Only problem with shooting down the Air France A332 is that it was at cruising altitude, usually around 33,000ft (FL330), and passing through storm clouds at the time which would have made visual sightings of the plane impossible, plus the fact the area it came down is miles away from any radar site.


reply posted on 2-6-2009 @ 05:36 PM by Vodo34861
reply to post by wrangell76



stur up the hornets nest? offend people?

This is one of the few boards where you don't have to worry about that type of post. Speak your mind and let the information flow. Again this is the reason why there are so many secrets. Screw peoples feelings, sometimes no wait a lot of the time the truth hurts. Does that mean people should keep it to them selves and decide who gets the information? No. If someone reads it and gets offended their bad for having thin skin.


reply posted on 2-6-2009 @ 05:42 PM by muzzleflash
Originally posted by ROBL240
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post by muzzleflash



Only problem with shooting down the Air France A332 is that it was at cruising altitude, usually around 33,000ft (FL330), and passing through storm clouds at the time which would have made visual sightings of the plane impossible, plus the fact the area it came down is miles away from any radar site.


awacs + a Tornado or Hornet (can handle bad weather)

splash 1


reply posted on 2-6-2009 @ 06:00 PM by dragonridr
Originally posted by muzzleflash
the only question i have really, is why did the missile miss the plane?

passenger airplanes are freaking huge, and are extremely attractive targets for a missile

depending on the type of missile, some factors change but none of it explains how the missile missed

heat seeking would have hit the engines, radar seeking would have still hit the plane

i am afraid to say but either they Meant to miss, or their missile malfunctioned and missed because it's electronics screwed up or something


There is another possibility several missiles have fail safes and the electronics wont lock onto aircraft they consider friendly. Heres a story most people dont know during the last conflict with hamas they had gotten stingers there plan was to shoot down idf choppers. But they got a surprise when they tried to use them the missiles wouldn't launch all they got were beeps. Turns out that is a safety feature to prevent the stinger from firing on friendly aircraft. In the event you get the missle to launch its not going to track friendlies it will look for other signatures.




Industry sources said Raytheon, producer of Stinger, installed identification friend/foe capabilities more than a decade ago. The sources said this would prevent Stinger from being fired against any aircraft used by the U.S. military.

Another Hamas source said gunners deployed Stinger along with heavy machine guns in attacks on Israeli helicopters during the war in the Gaza Strip. The source said one Stinger surface-to-air missile was launched, but the projectile veered off course and struck a Hamas gunner squad.

"The Stinger was drawn by the heat of our guns rather than the engines of the Israeli helicopters," the source said. "At that point, we stopped using this weapon." The sources said Hamas has abandoned plans to acquire additional Stingers. Instead, the Islamic army has been ordering the Russian-origin SA-16, or Igla-1, surface-to-air missile system, with a range of five kilometers. (source)



reply posted on 2-6-2009 @ 06:54 PM by Retseh
reply to post by wrangell76



Saying that you have something interesting to share and then not sharing it is totally unacceptable.

If you have something you believe is confidential say nothing including saying nothing about your decision to do so.

If on the other hand your husband saw 2 men with beards shouting allah uh akhbar as a SAM-7 streaked towards an overhead passenger jet - then please share.

[edit on 2-6-2009 by Retseh]


reply posted on 2-6-2009 @ 11:49 PM by Trexter Ziam
I saw this online a few hours ago in what I presume was The Houston Chronicle's website. The article there mentioned a similiar incident last year I think.

Further, and why this 'event' perks my attennae is because in the late 1990's I had a day of witnessing extraordinary events. One family member urged me years ago to report it as a UFO; but, I argued that it was clearly manmade. Further I suspected the day's sites to be out of the Ft. Worth/Dallas secret aircraft research facilities.

The missile-looking object I saw in the late 1990's (1998?) travelled airspace I could see from here at that time, North to South, and would be essentially inline with Houston Intercontinental (The old name for the main airport.) It was chased by what I presume to be F16's.

Later in that day, I saw even MORE extraordinary events at close range, right over my driveway! While the F16's (or whatever they were) chased the rocket, several other choppers came low over the horizon and hovered over my driveway while they used a line to ??? refuel??? and the lower chopper had the doors open and below it was a spherical metal orb/ball that I guestimated to be just barely larger than a beach ball. The metal orb hovered by itself ... but then I thought perhaps the tetherline might have connected to it at one point. Anyway, this round ball darted south south east at a speed I can only call "instant vanish".

I suspect the rocket or missile was a renegade test object and this fancy metal ball went after it. Just speculation I know; but, considering the other sitings east of me ... it's the only thing that made sense.

I found the metal orb on the net. It crashed in somebody's field in south Texas. If it wasn't the same orb ... it was another one that looked like the one on the net.

Sorry, new computer here so can't bring up the bookmark.

So, my guess is this recent rocket or missile is a stray test object AGAIN.



[edit on 3-6-2009 by Trexter Ziam]


reply posted on 3-6-2009 @ 12:00 AM by CreeWolf
reply to post by Trexter Ziam



Is this your "missing link"?

Strange Metal Orb Found in Texas

Perhaps this one?

Kingsbury Texas Sphere

As far as I know it could be tinfoil wrapped around a globe or one of those "craft" balls.

I'm waiting for someone to say that George Bush is trying to shoot an airliner down to prove that 9/11 wasn't an inside job!

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