This is
an e-mail that was sent to me from one of my readers. He gave me
permission to post it as-is.
Wes Penre
* * *
If
you're into homework, you'll find my story can be substantiated by
confirming the whereabouts of the U.S.S. Constellation (cv-64) (aircraft
carrier) during the spring-summer of 1994. I worked in C.D.C. (combat
direction center). We tracked an unidentified contact traveling at
impossible speed towards our ship. It was first reported as an inbound
missile, but was too fast. When we expected impact, about one second of
silence went over comm. channels then screaming from the island watches
stationed outside.
This
confusion lasted approx. 10-15 seconds then they were all quiet. They
advised a large light hovering above the island and as soon as it showed
it went straight up vertical and went out of sight. The watches were
immediately relieved and de-briefed by an IS (intelligence specialist)
and I (personally) made a log entry into a blue log book pulled from a
safe filled about 5-7 high ith other log books. "I proclaimed by
excitement as was met with instant rebuke. I was asked if I knew what
the craft was. I advised an alien. I was advised it's un-identified, so
log it correctly. I flipped through half the book for the next open
page. I made my log entry and handed the book back, I was then told with
utmost seriousness and veiled threat, "Log it and forget it"
From
quietly talking to other shipmates, I found this is a normal occurrence
in the military and that the punishment is extremely severe and
non-public. So I'm sure you will understand my need for anonymity.
