| Subject: Re: Possible UFO or Cow spotted above Creech AFB |
| From: "miso@sushi.com" <miso@sushi.com> |
| Date: 27/10/2010, 03:42 |
| Newsgroups: alt.conspiracy.area51 |
On Oct 25, 10:32 pm, Desert Shadow <a51to...@aol.com> wrote:
On Oct 25, 10:20 pm, "m...@sushi.com" <m...@sushi.com> wrote:
On Oct 25, 8:13 pm, Desert Shadow <a51to...@aol.com> wrote:
While driving home to Pahrump, I caught what appeared to be a UAV
returning home to Creech AFB. I usually travel with my digital camera
or video camera, but did not this time. I only had my cell phone.
While driving I managed to snap a shot of what appeared, with the
naked eye, to clearly be a UAV, but upon further review, at home, it
appears to be a flying cow or UFO!
http://i356.photobucket.com/albums/oo10/desertshadow/Creech%20Trip%20...
http://i356.photobucket.com/albums/oo10/desertshadow/Creech%20Trip%20...
So what do you think you saw? Predator?
Is 95 faster than Blue Diamond?
Last time I was in Vegas, the Thunderbirds were practicing at Nellis.
I assumed Creech was too busy.
It was a beautiful Predator. It was actually close to the HWY, but I
only had a cell phone. Those are really cool to see come in from the
Range and land at Creech. It was about 6pm. I am sure it had a full
day out on the Range. HWY 95 is a lot longer, but I try to go that
way once a month to check on Creech and the NTS. Amazing amount of
construction at Creech. They really are expanding South of the main
base. The North end as well has about 20-30 construction trucks
laying asphalt and clearing away brush. Creech is really the future
of the Air Force. No doubt about it. It changes almost on a weekly
basis.
Creech certainly isn't the backwater that was Indian Springs. Looks
like they have mock towns south of the base. Silver Flag Alpha (or
some variant of those words) is done near Creech. It looks like
Firepower is history.
If you do the long route once a month, it might pay to hang out an
hour rather than do a drive by. Probably not in the winter due to the
short days, but the rest of the year. The thing with observation of
these facilities is you need to stake them out. At any one moment,
nothing could be happening. It's a pain since the waiting is often
boring, though listening with a scanner can help. A lack of bathroom
and privacy kind of limits your steak out, though you can use the
facilities at the casino or gas station. I think they serve a Predator
burger at the casino.
Any snow on Charleston? If I head out for MAFEX, I might climb Bonanza
Peak if it is not snow caps. I like these freakin' Nevada hiking
guides that indicate 4 season hiking. Well yeah, if you have snow
shoes for winter hiking and don't mind getting electrocuted by
lightning most of the summer.