Sergeant Smith worked as a radar controller from 1967 to 1973, reporting to NORAD on any radar UFO readings that may pose a threat to military airspace operations.

In his testimony, he recounts his first encounter with a UFO in which the people he was stationed with were observing a UFO on radar that was behaving in an unusual sequential manner. The UFO would hover at about 80000 feet for 10 minutes, then descended slowly until it dropped off the radar for another 10 minutes, then instantly reappear at 80000 feet again! The next sweep of the radar would show that it was stationary at 200 miles away. It would stay in that location  for 10 minutes and repeat what it has just done 2 more times.

He was later told that when you see a UFO, you notify NORAD, you don’t write anything down, but rather just keep it to yourself because it is on a “need to know” basis only. A typical response that you hear from multiple witnesses in this subject.

Later that year, NORAD called him to let him know that there was a UFO coming up the California coastline, but that he should do nothing as they were just giving him the “heads up”.

Then in late 1972 while stationed in Michigan, he received panicky calls from police officers who were attempting to follow 3 UFOs. On checking the radar, he confirmed this, called NORAD who said that they were worried now because they had some B52s that were going to be landing near the stated location, so NORAD diverted the bombers. For this event, he received many calls from witnesses, to which he deceptively responded that there was nothing on radar at all. This would be his standard response until this press conference!

Like all these witnesses, he ends saying that he will testify under oath to a congressional hearing that what he has said is the truth.

Now this is a little more interesting, because we learn that whatever is causing this phenomenon is real enough to irritate public military authorities. We also learn that these things are TREMENDOUSLY fast. No wonder the military have a funny attitude about whether or not people get to know about them. The thing about the military, at least in the States, is that the attitude they have about being biggest and best at everything gets put in its place. Egos are definitely bruised. I don’t think this has anything to do with the public panicking. Knowing that  a bobbing spaceship is doing repetitive maneuvers is not as scary as making your next mortgage payment… As such, we start to see picture of military paranoia being painted here.

There are allot more testimonies to go from this conference, and there have been many, many more since then, so watch out while we take a merry journey down the rabbit hole! See you next post.

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