An incident at Holloman, if true, would be probably the most important event in modern history. In '54 or '55 (at the Holloman Air Base in New Mexico, named for Air Colonel George Holloman, a pioneer in Air Force R and D, formerly called Alamogordo) a deal is said to have been struck, a pact with the devil, and was apparently filmed, and allegedly as disguised disclosure was included as a scene in Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind. The treaty involved an exchange of alien technology and certain conditions for the carrying on of abductions for a standing down by the US military (which would explain the large majority of UFO sightings occuring in the US), and was, of course, broken by the ETs as would be expected. The shoot-them-down order and subsequent retaliations against innocent vessels probably prompted the meeting and agreement. The US government reasoned it might be able to have more control over the situation with the agreement, but such was not the case, and also may have been buying time so that it could develop defenses, but that apparently didn't happen either.
The source of the information comes from an ex-airman stationed at the base hospital (President Eisenhower at Holloman AFB?-ufocrashbook.com). The airman, Bill Kirklin, wrote a 7-page letter to UFO investigator and speaker Art Campbell in 2006, delineating the details of the President's visit and some of the activities while there. On Feb. 9, 1955, President Eisenhower announced to the press that he was going to Georgia for a few days. He left on Feb. 10 at 1:00 p.m. from Andrews Air Base with a party of 6. A chartered planeload of journalists from all major TV networks accompanied him. The President and party arrived in Thomasville at about 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 10, where he hunted quail for an hour, and retired to his guest cottage. Less than a day later, he showed up at Holloman, and was out of the press's view for some 36 hours. James Haggerty, his press secretary, told reporters that the President and his valet were "treating a case of the sniffles."
Air Force One (then called Columbine III) landed at Holloman around 9:00 a.m. on Feb. 11. A short time later a UFO was seen to land in front of the plane. A man presumed to be Ike left the parked plane and walked to the UFO. A meeting of some 45 minutes ensued after which he returned to the plane. Another UFO was seen hovering over the flight line while the meeting was going on. A 3rd came later. The President and base commander Col. Sharp spoke to several hundred military and civilian workers on the base and at a hangar and in the base theater. The President was at the base until 4:30 or 5:00 p.m. when his plane left, with hundreds seeing it. The airman listed the names of 8 witnesses to this event.
Decades later, in '73, Robert Emmernegger was approached with a proposition to do a documentary on UFOs and it was agreed that a film of the historic event would be provided, but it was pulled at the last minute. The footage had to be replaced with animation and was presented as a hypothetical incident, but a clip of a few seconds was provided. The same MO happened with Disney in the '50s, Linda Howe in the '80s, and twice again to Emmenegger, but not concerning the footage of the meeting (Disney, UFOs, and Disclosure--Grant Cameron--Rense.Com). Col. George Weinbrenner, head of Foreign Technology at Wright-Pat, where ufonaut cadavers are stored, confirmed the reality of the alien-meeting film to Emmenegger but obliquely and surreptitiously so they would not be detected. The film by Emmenegger and Alan Sandler, UFOs: Past, Present, and Future, was released in 1974 along with a book of the same title, won a Golden Globe nomination, and was ground-breaking in its extensive use of data provided by the Defense Department. See also the Grant Cameron interview on Binnall of America.
A similar incident has been reported (Berlitz and Moore, 1980, President Eisenhower Meets the Aliens?, Wm. Moore, '99, presidentialufo.com). The President took a rather sudden vacation in Palm Springs from Feb. 17-24, '54, and went missing on the night of the 20th. The following day Haggerty told a press conference that there had been a dental problem that needed attending, but there is no record of any dental work on the President in Feb. '54, the dentists's widow does not corroborate the story, and there is no record of any acknowledgement to the dentist, yet there is of acknowledgements to everyone else involved in the vacation in Palm Springs. Rumour has it he visited nearby Edwards Air Base (then called Muroc Air Field) for either a look at dead aliens and a flying saucer or a meeting with aliens.
There were also UFO landings at the same base in '51, reported by astronaut Gordon Cooper. It was also the site of the West Coast Space Shuttle landings and development of America's most secret aircraft, including the B-2 Stealth bomber.
The 2nd part of the following video comes from the Emmenegger and Alan Sandler documentary, narrated by Rod Serling.
The source of the information comes from an ex-airman stationed at the base hospital (President Eisenhower at Holloman AFB?-ufocrashbook.com). The airman, Bill Kirklin, wrote a 7-page letter to UFO investigator and speaker Art Campbell in 2006, delineating the details of the President's visit and some of the activities while there. On Feb. 9, 1955, President Eisenhower announced to the press that he was going to Georgia for a few days. He left on Feb. 10 at 1:00 p.m. from Andrews Air Base with a party of 6. A chartered planeload of journalists from all major TV networks accompanied him. The President and party arrived in Thomasville at about 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 10, where he hunted quail for an hour, and retired to his guest cottage. Less than a day later, he showed up at Holloman, and was out of the press's view for some 36 hours. James Haggerty, his press secretary, told reporters that the President and his valet were "treating a case of the sniffles."
Air Force One (then called Columbine III) landed at Holloman around 9:00 a.m. on Feb. 11. A short time later a UFO was seen to land in front of the plane. A man presumed to be Ike left the parked plane and walked to the UFO. A meeting of some 45 minutes ensued after which he returned to the plane. Another UFO was seen hovering over the flight line while the meeting was going on. A 3rd came later. The President and base commander Col. Sharp spoke to several hundred military and civilian workers on the base and at a hangar and in the base theater. The President was at the base until 4:30 or 5:00 p.m. when his plane left, with hundreds seeing it. The airman listed the names of 8 witnesses to this event.
Decades later, in '73, Robert Emmernegger was approached with a proposition to do a documentary on UFOs and it was agreed that a film of the historic event would be provided, but it was pulled at the last minute. The footage had to be replaced with animation and was presented as a hypothetical incident, but a clip of a few seconds was provided. The same MO happened with Disney in the '50s, Linda Howe in the '80s, and twice again to Emmenegger, but not concerning the footage of the meeting (Disney, UFOs, and Disclosure--Grant Cameron--Rense.Com). Col. George Weinbrenner, head of Foreign Technology at Wright-Pat, where ufonaut cadavers are stored, confirmed the reality of the alien-meeting film to Emmenegger but obliquely and surreptitiously so they would not be detected. The film by Emmenegger and Alan Sandler, UFOs: Past, Present, and Future, was released in 1974 along with a book of the same title, won a Golden Globe nomination, and was ground-breaking in its extensive use of data provided by the Defense Department. See also the Grant Cameron interview on Binnall of America.
A similar incident has been reported (Berlitz and Moore, 1980, President Eisenhower Meets the Aliens?, Wm. Moore, '99, presidentialufo.com). The President took a rather sudden vacation in Palm Springs from Feb. 17-24, '54, and went missing on the night of the 20th. The following day Haggerty told a press conference that there had been a dental problem that needed attending, but there is no record of any dental work on the President in Feb. '54, the dentists's widow does not corroborate the story, and there is no record of any acknowledgement to the dentist, yet there is of acknowledgements to everyone else involved in the vacation in Palm Springs. Rumour has it he visited nearby Edwards Air Base (then called Muroc Air Field) for either a look at dead aliens and a flying saucer or a meeting with aliens.
There were also UFO landings at the same base in '51, reported by astronaut Gordon Cooper. It was also the site of the West Coast Space Shuttle landings and development of America's most secret aircraft, including the B-2 Stealth bomber.
The 2nd part of the following video comes from the Emmenegger and Alan Sandler documentary, narrated by Rod Serling.
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