A Black Helicopter is a helicopter that not only has been painted black, but one that also has no marking signs or unit insignias on it. Very often
they are reported as being extremely quiet or nearly silent. A Black Helicopter is currently defined as a black, olive or maroon-painted almost silent
helicopter lacking logos and unit insignias.
Normally, Black Helicopters are taken to be secret United Nations vehicles that are spying upon American citizens and are plotting a hostile take-over
of the United States. This is part of the larger idea of there being a UN Conspiracy to take over America, imprison its citizens, undo the US
Constitution, and replace it with a 'liberal, global, socialist, multi-lingual and multi-ethnic' tyranny.
At some times the Black Helicopters are said to be part of Cabal within the US government, or, if spotted in countries other than the US, to be part
of a secret American project.
Sightings
Eyewitness sightings of black helicopters have been formed into a chronology that spans approximately from 1971-1994.
People who have seen these helicopters include ranchers, rural property owners, mothers, deputies, farmers, police officers, horse-riding teenage
girls, sheriffs, college students, pickup truck drivers, police detectives, groups of entire families, and retired Marines.
These helicopters have been sighted in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah,
Washington state, Wyoming, New York City, Alberta, and Ontario, Canada. The geographical areas tend to be rural as opposed to urban, though Black
Helicopters have indeed been spotted in urban areas, such as Atlanta, Georgia.
Some particularly knowledgeable witnesses have positively identified several black choppers as Chinook CH 47s, Hueys, CH-46s, UH-1s, Soviet MI-8 Hips,
OH-58 Kiowas (Jet Ranger), Bell OH-58D (i) Kiowa Warriors, and Russian Hinds.
Police encounters
Several county sheriff departments and other law enforcement officials (like the respective state police, although usually the local police) have
reported encounters with black choppers. Various police officers have sighted, searched for, chased, and shot at these choppers, as well as having
been held at gunpoint by unidentified men in black clothing (believed to have come from the helicopters). Some police officers have seen unmarked,
camouflaged helicopters instead of the typical black ones. (See sightings below).
Military exercises
There have been reported U.S. military exercises involving stealth helicopters under the guise of urban warfare training in city areas, like Stockton,
California, Atlanta, Georgia, and Dartmouth, Massachusetts.
Roles in the New World Order
It has been speculated that black choppers are but a jigsaw-sized piece of a much larger puzzle. The theory goes that the Black Helicopters, along
with other various pieces of evidence may be definite signs that the New World Order could take place by rounding up Americans into de facto
concentration camps. Obviously, a critical aspect of the theory depends on the U.S. military's willingness to place American citizens at gunpoint;
however, the theory insists that the U.S. military has already been co-opted by various foreign powers, specifically the United Nations. What is not
explained at this time in the black helicopter-related NWO theory is the role of Cattle mutilations.
Complementing this theory is the one that states that the U.S. military operations in Iraq provides actual battle learning experience for urban
warfare to be used later against Americans. According to this very new theory, Iraq was selected for invasion and temporary occupation because of the
tinpot dictator. His lame military forces, the presence of Jihad-like insurgents, and the various hostile ethnic groups (considering only the ethnic
groups hostile to each other, not the ones that act peacefully and/or want to be isolationist) are believed to be elements of an ideal real-life urban
warfare scenario for U.S. soldiers. This theory is partly supported by a Popular Mechanics August 2005 article "Lessons from Iraq, Part 2" (insofar
as the article states that U.S. Marines are getting substantially better at waging urban warfare). [1] A quick list of the supposed lessons learned
from the Marines about anti-insurgent urban warfare:
- "Lesson 1: Control the cities"
- "Lesson 2: Small-unit training counts for more than weapons"
- "Lesson 3: Own the night"
- "Lesson 4: Low-tech bombs are the most dangerous threat to U.S. forces"
- "Lesson 5: Adapt at the point of battle"
The article goes on to mention that, unlike World War II where the war was said to be won with strategy alone, "in Iraq it is the 'strategic
corporal,' as the Marines call him, who must do everything from detective work after a bombing to building soccer fields to planning rifle attacks on
the fly. It is the flexibility of these small-unit leaders that is the best hope for keeping the Iraq insurgency at bay." [2]
List of sightings
This list is incomplete.
1971
- August, Lake County, Colorado Forty sheep found blistered and dead on a rancher's property after a Black Helicopter flew overhead.
1973
- April to May in Wayne, Davis, Audubon and Henry Counties of Iowa yielded four sightings.
- August, Illinois, three sightings reported.
- August, Missouri, 41 sightings of unmarked black helicopters. Some reported to local sheriff.
- September, St. Francois County, Missouri, a man reported a black military helicopter with the only markings being white spots on the tail.
- September, St. Louis County, Missouri, James Hagler spotted helicopters over his property. Later, he was fired upon by the occupants, and when
trying to return fire, was shot at by ground. Police did a search, and after leaving, hagler was fired at agian.
- Summer, Jersey County, Illinois, a large white unmarked cargo helicopter was observed by a mother and son taking off from a cattle field.
- Summer, Minnesota, low-flying unmarked black and maroon helicopters sighted, resulted in a wave of cattle mutilations.
- Summer, Kansas, cattle mutilations with a wave of sightings of low-flying black helicopters.
- Summer, Perry and St. Francois Counties, Missouri, a deputy spotted an unmarked chopper over a cattle field in Perry County near a St. Mary's. At
the same time, two deputies observed unmarked choppers hovering over a field in St. Francois.
1974
- July, Pottawattamie County, Iowa, Robert Smith, a farmer, was shot at from a black twin-engine airplane and white helicopter. Sightings of the
craft were reported all Spring.
- Nebraska, August 11th-17th, mysterious light and helicopters were sighted each night by several witnesses, according to the Knox County Sheriff.
- Elgin, Holt, Madison, and Cedar Counties, Nebraska in September to November, at least four sightings per county with three linked to cattle
mutilation.
- Long Island, New York, sightings persisted over the ocean and island of small hovering black helicopters, with one major incident of multiple
Chinook helicopters, unmarked, landing on a public beach. When police approached the helicopter, men in black uniforms with M-16s came out and
threatened them. The generally accepted story was that the military was transporting warheads. However, this is unlikely.
1975
- Texas, Jan. 22nd, a flap of sightings began of unmarked black choppers with spotlights. The flap began with a chopper hovering over a field where a
mutilated cow had been found an hour earlier.
- Wood County, Texas, February, Mrs. A. D. Cruse heard a loud helicopter circling her home. A mutilate cow was found the next day.
- Smith, Gregg, Bosque, Croyell, Hamilton, Camp, Kaufman, and Hopkins County, Texas, February, a wave of black helicopter sightings continued.
- Monday, Feb. 24th, Camp County, Texas, police spoke with the occupants of a black chopper who claimed to be test flight students from Barksdale AFB
in Louisiana.
- Monday night, Feb. 24th, Kaufman and Henderson Counties, Texas, four sightings of black helicopters.
- Monday night, Feb. 24th, Kaufman County, Texas, police deputies Carl Hall and Alton Ashworth responded to separate sightings of black helicopters,
but both helicopters flew away when police got to them.
- Feb. 25th, Bexar County, Texas, Stanley Jasic spotted a silver helicopter at a distance of 1/4 mile a couple of hours before a mutilation of cattle
was reported.
- Night of Feb. 25th, Bexar County, Texas, three sightings of mystery choppers were reported.
- Feb. 27th, Smith County, Texas, a farmer watched a chopper hover over his property.
- March 1st, Smith County, Texas, Horace McQueen, a local television reporter, rode with a state trooper for several hours as they pursued a black
chopper.
- May, Texas, reports of helicopters spotlighting cattle ceased.
- April-July, Marshall County, Kansas many unmarked choppers sighted.
- May, Colorado, a flap of chopper sightings were reported, including at least one on the 29th linked to a cattle mutilation.
- July 17th, El Paso County, Colorado, two girls on horse back were chased by a mystery chopper.
- July 17th, El Paso County, Colorado, publisher and editor John Hines took a photo of a black, unmarked chopper. Cattle mutilations were reported in
the area for the rest of the year.
- July 23rd, Elbert County, Colorado, police Undersherriff Bill Waugh observed a silent helicopter through binoculars.
- Night of July 23rd, Teller County, Colorado, a search by police was unsuccessful in looking for a re-appearing chopper, supposedly the cause of 40
recent cattle mutilations.
- July 27th, Elbert County, Colorado, two girls were chased by a black helicopter. The same helicopter was photographed and identified as an Army
Bell Ranger.
- August, Colorado, 25 sightings, including a chase of a rancher near Franktown and a chopper following a boy on tractor to his farmhouse where it
hovered overhead for several minutes.
- August 21st, Logan County, Colorado and Kimball County, Nebraska, police chased a helicopter in Colorado to the border of Nebraska, where it was
picked up by Nebraska police. The chopper stopped momentarily to hover over a Colorado Strategic Air Command missile site. The chase was also taken up
by civilian groups and ranchers. The leading sheriff, Tex Graves, rented a private plane in which he and two sheriffs flew in trying to find the
chopper. A truck driven by two Air Force personnel received orders to join the chase by Warren AFB in Cheyenne, Wyoming, after the chopper flew
unauthorized over missile sites in Wyoming. Information was relayed between police and the officers. The next day, after the craft had gotten away and
chase was long over, the Air Force claimed they had never had any contact with the men claiming to be Air Force, nor had picked up any unauthorized
aircraft on radar, which they had none of as well. The supposed Air Force men claimed that there was another craft flying close behind the private
chase plane, but the pilots and sheriffs saw nothing. The local paper reported that the chase had ended at 4:30 in the morning near a Nebraskan
missile silo after they had lost sight of the chopper.
August, Montana, began a 130-sighting flap in Montana, where many unauthorized choppers hovered over military installations. This was alos reported in
Maine and Michigan.
- September, 40 sightings in Colorado, usually over areas of mutilations, including a sighting of a helicopter flying away with an object described
as a "litter basket" hanging underneath it. The next day a mutilated bull was found at the sighting's area. Another major event was when a police
officer was forced off the road by a chopper, leading police after it. the chopper eluded them and made the sound "like the whistling of air coming
from a tire."
- October 7th, Weston County, Wyoming, responding to a report of a black chopper, drove to the site reported and saw a yellow-orange wedge-shaped
object. Several other witnesses reported the same thing in the same place. Soon after, the same person reporting the black chopper also called in to
report strange bright flashes of light. Many witnesses saw these large, bright flashes.
- October 5th, Alamosa County, Colorado, a black chopper equipped with a searchlight was chased by police.
- October 5th-9th, Alamosa County, Colorado, short wave of sightings of unmarked black choppers with powerful searchlights.
- October, Sweetwater County, Colorado, a local rancher was followed by a dark green chopper, whose markings were covered by a black or dark green
tarp and was piloted by long haired men with cowboy hats on. The rancher was stopped when the chopper flew into the middle of the road in front of
him. He was lucky enough to be carrying a shotgun and scared the craft away. A local state trooper also saw the craft and verified his story.
- October 13th-17th, Alamosa County, Colorado, a army green helicopter flew over the Great Sand Dunes National Monument during day and return by the
same route by night. It was said to sound more like an airplane than chopper.
- October 30-November 30, Union and Quay Counties, New Mexico, a small 30-sighting flap occurred. The FAA claimed they were going to investigate, but
later denied and records of an investigation.
Summer, Douglas County, Colorado, an unmarked army green chopper landed for a short while 300 feet from a house near Franktown. The chopper was
constructed completely of metal, with no glass bubble or windshield. It may have been a misidentification of a shaded windshield.
- Fall, Washington County, Colorado, several sightings by ranchers. One by a rancher's daughter, who was home alone and saw a black helicopter land
nearby their home. Later, a dead cow, apparently dropped from above into water and then on the yard, was found.
- November 2nd-3rd, Cascade, Chouteau, Pondera, and Teton Counties of Montana, several sightings, including some over missile installations.
- November 7th-8th, Fergus and Wheatland Counties, Montana, unidentified aircraft were sighted over missile installations. Due to light placement,
noise and hovering capabilities, the Strategic Air Command suspected the craft to be helicopter.
- November 1st-7th, Johnson County, Wyoming, a single sighting of a black chopper. The same week, four calves were mutilated.
- December, Franklin County, Kansas, three troop-carrying sized helicopters landed near the town of Lane.
- December 8th, Cascade and Teton Counties, Wyoming, a number of small dark colored helicopters spotted between fifty and one hundred feet were
spotted by several witnesses and chased by police. Following sightings, announcements by the media claimed the helicopters may be Canadian heading
towards the border.
- December 16th, Lamar County, Texas, two investigators on their way to the site of a cattle mutilation saw two camouflaged choppers in flight.
- Mid-December, Cascade County, Montana, three choppers flew over a missile installation. A local sheriff was told over radio that they were National
Guard, but the Guard later denied this.
- December, Frankling County, Kansas, police and highway patrol pursued unmarked black choppers first observed on the ground.
- December, Colorado, a mystery chopper flashed a light towards a nearby mountain. A flash apparently in response was seen moments after.
- December, Colfax, Harding, Quay, and Union Counties, New Mexico, 30 sightings and four mutilations of cattle were reported. James Gordon, Federal
Aviation Admiral local area coordinator announced that the FAA had done an investigation, but the FAA later denied this.
- November-December, Maine, Michigan, North Dakota and Montana, United States, and Ontario, Canada, black choppers flew and hovered over sensitive
military installations.
To be continued.
Organizations
To interject into this idea is the fact that there are organizations that openly report the fact they do not mark their vehicles or helicopters. NSA,
CIA and occasionally FBI helicopters are unmarked because they are considered civilian vehicles; they remain unmarked as a courtesy to military
forces, who of course mark their vehicles with the stars and bars. As these copters are non-military, there is no regulations stating they must be
marked, and as many non-military entities in the US Government routinely lend their vehicles out to one another it would be logical to leave them
unmarked. Finally, many of these unmarked helicopters may in fact be marked with US government symbols; with computer-controlled IFF tags becoming
prominate identification symbols have changed from Vietnam era bright colours to extremely similar tones with the main hull that, at a distance, would
be easily lost to an observer.
In addition, would it be wise to leave conspicuously unmarked helicopters as a vital part of a worldwide conspiracy? They are clearly very noticeable
if this page is any indication. The most likely conspiracy theory would be that these unmarked helicopters are in fact a misinformation campaign.
Relevant discussion threads
Unmarked Black Helicopter sighting
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