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At 9:00am on 26 June, farm worker de Klerk of the farm Braeside near Fort Beaufort in the eastern Cape, observed a puff of smoke in the sky which soon turned into a fireball. De Klerk informed farm owner Smit, who contacted the police after observing the object at tree top height. Smit fired eight shots at the object with a .303 caliber rifle, but apart from an audible thud as one bullet struck, there was no visible effect. Meanwhile police sergeant Kitching and police station commander Van Rensburg arrived.
On Saturday 8 July during the night, Mr. Smit heard a loud explosion on his farm. On investigation the next morning he discovered that his reservoir, which were constructed of brick and cement were shattered and large concrete blocks were lying up to 20 meters away from the actual site. Another mysterious incident, never solved.
At 8:15pm on 12 November four soldiers at the Rosmead military camp in the eastern Cape, observed a rotating set of red lights near their duty room, but these went out before they could investigate. School headmaster Harold Truter arrived some 10 minutes later at the Rosmead Junior school, and observed an unusual light hovering silently over a nearby ridge, which cast an oblique beam to the ground.[6]
Due to a 'flickering glow' hanging over the locked tennis court he decided to investigate. He found broken and molten tar and different sets of symmetrically placed imprints on the court. Fragments of tar were later found strewn at a distance of 183m on a nearby ridge, while some Eucalypt trees which grew nearby, were badly burnt and died soon after. The tennis court is considered to have been a possible landing site of a UFO, while other UFO sightings were claimed from the vicinity.[3][7][8]
"Investigation of the tennis court indicated a symmetrical pattern of identical holes; some of the tar from the court had been strewn 183 meters (600 feet) away, on to a ridge nearby."
"Bluegum trees alongside the tennis court had been badly burnt and they died about two months later," in January 1973.
Originally posted by deltaalphanovember
The ufo was described as being a glossy black metallic colour and was shaped like a 44-gallon drum. It was three-legged and carried a vertical "aerial".
It also made a "whirring" sound.
observed a puff of smoke in the sky which soon turned into a fireball.
Originally posted by deltaalphanovember
I was in the SA Defence Force - Anti-Aircraft (had no choice, I was conscripted) and the tech we had was a joke. I am more inclined to beleive it was a US Secret project undergoing field trials.
The city police received that night, numerous calls from people who were overlooking the strange object. Some officers who passed through the region in order to take the calls, witnessed the appearance of the UFO.
Caso Rosmead
here is that article with the pics translated ....
The city police received that night, numerous calls from people who were overlooking the strange object. Some officers who passed through the region in order to take the calls, witnessed the appearance of the UFO.
Caso Rosmead