They are quite possibly trying to communicate with aliens because this is the way they communicate with each other. The sheer cost of transporting, feeding and housing 18,000 people would be staggering. Think of the number of port-a-toilets they would need. To expend that amount of cash merely to depict a few timeworn military insignia and political cartoons must have an ulterior motive. A noticable message to someone watching from on high would be to create those multiple images from the same eighteen thousand. I expect a crop circle that signifies that perhaps we can begin a formal exchange with e.t.

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What a waste of tax payers dollars, so that soldiers could make giant shapes.

Shame...

now those are some cool crop circles lol..we're making our brother aliens jelous

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Loved the post never seen or even knew these pictures exsited.

As to the waste of money, whats new goverments do stupid things with money all the time.

The problem now is people are afriad of there goverments not the other way around. Welcome to elected dictatorships in both USA & UK

Originally posted by titorite
I would say these photos are masonic demonic. Woodrow wilson was our worst president ever. And these soldiers were used to form bad visions...

I like the photo evidence but not the photos. Or the Idea.

Nothing in any of these is masonic from what I can see (I've studied freemasonry for 11 years and I'm a mason myself. I know for a fact I know more than any conspiracy theorist.). And what is a masonic demon? lol . All these mason related conspiracies are hilarious, I seriously sit here and laugh at them . And who decides whats "demonic" and what isn't? If theres anythng masonic in these photos, prove it. Oh I forgot, you can't, because there is nothing, sorry.
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and to stay on topic, cool pictures! Thanks for posting.

btw you guys talking about tax dollars do realize these where taken in the 30s or 40s or something right? (I think they were)

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@ AlaskanMan
The eery symbol you were talking about is/was the Army Air Corp symbol. The star is a symbol heavily used in Army heraldry, and when they started using aircraft for military purposes, the most obvious thing to do was slap some wings on it. Blam! The AAC was born.

@Nivcharah
OUR tax dollars? Were you alive and paying taxes in the early parts of the last century? The latest picture I saw there was from 1940. I mean if you indeed pushing 100 years old, then I'm impressed. But I seriously doubt any of YOUR tax dollars were spent on this.

@Bobbylove321 (and others)
What would you have them do with the tax dollars when there isn't a war to be fought? I mean, that's pretty much all you pay us to do. So in peacetime, are we just supposed to disband the military altogether so as not to have to pay them to do other things besides fight and die?? IMO, however biased it might be, I feel like you should be happy that this is ALL they were doing with the tax dollars... I mean at least it was something fun and unique, and somewhat productive.

I have an original of something like this. I got it from my Grandfather. He was in the Army air corp. Flew B-29's during WWII. I will see if I can find it and get it up on the net.

Originally posted by titorite
I would say these photos are masonic demonic. Woodrow wilson was our worst president ever. And these soldiers were used to form bad visions...

I like the photo evidence but not the photos. Or the Idea.

I agree.

And what a waste of taxpayer money.

Good find in the OP though.

In one of the pictures, the caption says it was created with "30,000 officers and enlisted men", significantly more than the 18,000 stated in the OP.

I was at first struck by the sheer scale and complexity of these photos. How do you organize something like this? How do you tell people where to stand? How long does it take to set up? What if you have to pee or something? I would be extremely claustrophobic if I were stuck in that mass of bodies for more than a few minutes.

I also noticed that they corrected the shape of the formations for the perspective of the camera in order to make the image appear correctly (as if viewed from above). That would add an additional amount of difficulty in the arrangement. You can see in some images how many additional troops are in the back part of the formation, to make it appear two dimensional. Very impressive.

Also, debris765nju, this likely negates your theory of these being messages to those 'watching from above', because these formations weren't meant to be seen from above. If you saw them from above they would look distorted and skewed because of the way they compensated for the camera perspective.

Lastly, these images are downright scary! Something about massive numbers of people (especially military), just freaks me out. I guess it reminds me of how mind-boggling it is to think of there being more than six billion people in the world - and these photos are just a grain of sand on the beach compared to that. It doesn't make me feel very special or unique!

tax dollars wasted? not impressive??

you guys are out of touch. NK's better? wow....

i saw a symbol of american power at the turn of the century.

getting 30,000 people to stand in the shape of our symbols wasnt a waste of tax dollars. it was a show that we have so many guys in one place that we can make an image bigger than your town.

maybe im the only one who isnt desensitised to cgi to understand how massive these are....

you guys have some pride...

Originally posted by bobbylove321
What a waste of tax payers dollars, so that soldiers could make giant shapes.

Shame...

No #....Quite possibly the dumbest thing I've ever seen.

Your tax dollars at work!

Second line.