The Airbase Soesterberg 1979 UFO Encounter

One of the big mysteries the dutch airforce has encountered ,that happened within the cold war period of 1979





There's much known about this encounter and there's even a document about this incident were ten to eleven servicemen encounter a large triangular craft silently hovering over the airbase.

At that time also US army personnel were on that base because of nuclear facilities that were on soesterberg airbase

There must be US serviceman that also know about this but never came forward to ratify this story that have been witnessed by Dutch servicemen

Finally they've decided to make documentary about this incident and will be released this month

I've heard about this a decade ago but never could find any official documents that seemingly should be somewhere covered up by the government

Here's an official trailer of the upcoming documentary and the official statements from 1979 Dutch but subtitled

Not science fiction, but weirder than fiction.

1979. Soesterberg Air Base.

Right in the middle of the Netherlands and also right in the middle of the Cold War. Soesterberg was the first defensive line for the Americans against the Russians...

A quarter to five on the frigid morning of February 3. The base was quiet, only a dozen military guards were awake and on duty that night. Suddenly a gigantic triangular object startled the guards as it glided silently over the airbase, illuminating the entire runway with beams so bright you could read a book in it.
The event was so abrupt and unusual that the guards were dumbfounded and didn't know what to do. According to their testimony, after 5 minutes the object was at the end of the airbase and shot up to the sky to remain forever burned on the witnesses' retinas.
soesterberg UFO

official statements from the servicemen who witnessed the incident, this one must be manually subtitled to English within YouTube but beware it's a crappy translation

I wonder if it was a skunkworks secret projects perhaps by Russia similar to the American Lockheed F117 Blackhawk as the dates of manufacture seems to fit. I mean with all the cold war spying and stealing each others' military secrets doesn't it seem reasonable? Perhaps the U.S. stole Russia's secret plans? Just conspiracy theorizing here.

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a reply to: quintessentone
I'm ruling out something like that , can't really tell from their stories how big or noisy it was , although I never knew the F117 was build so close to that time frame amazing USAF tech for that time period

originally posted by: 0bserver1
a reply to: quintessentone
I'm ruling out something like that , can't really tell from their stories how big or noisy it was , although I never knew the F117 was build so close to that time frame amazing USAF tech for that time period

Absolutely amazing tech for that time and it makes me wonder what secret skunkworks are in manufacture right now.

a reply to: 0bserver1

"Floating" can be accounted for, as can the bright lights.

From past projects, I can even account for the "delta" shape...in conjunction with the silent floating.

(Delta-shaped LAV's are more aerodynamically maneuverable than the typical "sausage" shape)


It should be noted that Convair's "Project HAZEL" was developed prior to the date of this incident, and was, in fact, an inflatable, ramjet-powered, Mach-capable (perhaps even, hypersonic?) delta designed for reconnaissance.

Over the years and through reading many documents and patents, I’ve come to believe that the large, slow moving triangles are our own craft displaying our somewhat limited anti gravity tech. As far as I can determine these craft reduce gravity by roughly 70-80%. These are not alien tech as such. Maybe they have some back engineered alien tech, but that’s probably unlikely.

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a reply to: ARM19688

"Antigravity" is a highly unlikely possibility (as well as a misnomer. A better term would be "gravity-deflection").


To generate a gravity deflecting (or "Antigravity") field would require a rewrite of Newtonian physics on a scale that would be impossible to keep secret; I am tempted to say such a secret would be tantamount to keeping the fact that the Earth is not the center of the Universe.


Far more likely (and just barely closer to "possibility") would be an aircraft based on "vacuum-cell" technology: which would "only" require the development of an extremely lightweight material strong enough to withstand about 15lbs per square inch without deforming, but weight no more than a square inch of Mylar film.

And be impermeable to the smallest molecule of atmospheric gas (ie. Hydrogen).



Such a material would not violate current physics (necessarily), and could, conceivably kept "under wraps" enough to produce a vehicle with flight capabilities and characteristics very similar to what has been observed as exhibited by the "Deltas".

a reply to: Mantiss2021
That would explain alot, but there are many stories about UFO'S flying or monitoring nuclear sites or storages.

Hearing those voices and how exited and scared some soldiers were, I couldn't particular say that that's what they saw?

But then again I've got the feeling they weren't that bright to really explain or evaluate as of instructed the nature of the phenomena?

But still today in modern times they assumably stick to their stories

We need more data and that's maybe possible if some US servicemen that probably witnessed the same event that day confirmed their encounter?

a reply to: quintessentone
Maybe those weird metallic spheres that catches the attention of the US government are just new skunkwork toys?

originally posted by: Mantiss2021
a reply to: ARM19688

"Antigravity" is a highly unlikely possibility (as well as a misnomer. A better term would be "gravity-deflection").


To generate a gravity deflecting (or "Antigravity") field would require a rewrite of Newtonian physics on a scale that would be impossible to keep secret; I am tempted to say such a secret would be tantamount to keeping the fact that the Earth is not the center of the Universe.


Far more likely (and just barely closer to "possibility") would be an aircraft based on "vacuum-cell" technology: which would "only" require the development of an extremely lightweight material strong enough to withstand about 15lbs per square inch without deforming, but weight no more than a square inch of Mylar film.

And be impermeable to the smallest molecule of atmospheric gas (ie. Hydrogen).



Such a material would not violate current physics (necessarily), and could, conceivably kept "under wraps" enough to produce a vehicle with flight capabilities and characteristics very similar to what has been observed as exhibited by the "Deltas".

Have you read through all the relevant patents? It isn’t true anti gravity. Anyway. You may be correct.

First time i heard of this.