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Originally posted by onlyinmydreams
Even according to the standard Area 51 legend, the site itself is not host to Alien craft. Instead, they are said to be houed a few miles away at a second installation within the same test range.
As to whether or not Alien craft can be found in that range, somewhere... as this is my debate topic (sort of), I'm not at liberty to say anything in a current thread which could add to my argument (by ATS tradition). However, my guess is that the Groom lake facility, itself, hosts aircraft that could be considered descendants of the SR-71.
Originally posted by Jeffrey
Originally posted by onlyinmydreams
Even according to the standard Area 51 legend, the site itself is not host to Alien craft. Instead, they are said to be houed a few miles away at a second installation within the same test range.
As to whether or not Alien craft can be found in that range, somewhere... as this is my debate topic (sort of), I'm not at liberty to say anything in a current thread which could add to my argument (by ATS tradition). However, my guess is that the Groom lake facility, itself, hosts aircraft that could be considered descendants of the SR-71.
~I believe that second base is known as S-4 where Bob Lazarr claimed to of worked on reverse engineered disk-shaped craft. This base is said to be on the hillside of the papoose mountain range and next to the papoose dry lake bed. The hangers are said to have various paints and sands/rock applied to the sloped hanger doors for camoflauge. These hangers are said to house the 4-9 different craft that were being tested on the dry lake bed each resembling alien technology in origin.
Peace,
Jeff
what about all the testing that goes on In the Mohave desert....
Edwards AFB? Many large planes are seen at night with
black paint jobs and white dots (simulate stars I guess)
aurora seen there