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June 15, 1968, the demilitarized zone
between North and South Vietnam.

This incident happened at the height
of the Vietnam War. On this night,

Lieutenant Pete Snyder and the American
crew of the patrol boat PCF 12

are starting their routine patrol
near Cua Viet.

At approximately 12:30 A.M., Snyder gets a
frantic message from the other patrol boat

in the vicinity, PCF 19, which is
commanded by Lieutenant Davis.

Lieutenant Davis reports that they are
under attack by unidentified objects,

possibly enemy helicopters.

At the time, the Vietnamese
did not have helicopters.

The term "enemy helicopters"

is the military's code for UFOs.

Lieutenant Snyder's boat proceeds at max
speed towards Lieutenant Davis's location...

and as they get closer, Snyder and
his crew see two UFOs covered

in a strange glow hovering
above Davis's patrol boat.

All of a sudden, there's a
flash of light and an explosion,

and the boat is completely
destroyed, blown to bits.

In an instant, the UFOs zip out to
sea and disappear. Can you imagine?

You're in the middle of a war zone worried
about enemy fire, and then something

as unbelievable as a UFO comes in and
destroys one of your patrol boats.

Is there any proof that UFOs were responsible
for this attack on our military?

The Pentagon has records of an October
16, 1973 press conference where a

high-ranking commander revealed
that the military was well aware

of the presence of UFOs
during the Vietnam War.

In 1973, General Brown
is addressing the media, and

he said, "I don't know if this
story's ever been told before,

but during the Vietnam War,
we were plagued by UFOs.

We didn't call them UFOs,
we call them enemy helicopters."

Was this an isolated
incident or have UFOs been

appearing over battlefields
throughout history?

And if so, why?

"Hangar 1" files reveal
the sometimes deadly clashes

between the U.S. military
and UFOs at war... right now.

The Mutual UFO Network,
known as MUFON,

is an independent organization
not bound to any government.

They investigate reports of UFO
sightings from around the world.

Over the past five decades,
they have collected more than

70,000 files stored at a secure
location known as Hanger 1.

Now MUFON is granting access
to their vast archive.

These are the files
of "Hangar 1."

Inside Hangar 1, MUFON has case files
of UFO encounters during wartime.

Some even claim that these incidents
resulted in the deaths of American soldiers

and alleged government
cover-ups.

But why are UFOs appearing
during our wars?

In Vietnam, what Lieutenant Snyder and his
crew witnessed in the June 1968 attack might

provide some important clues.

Snyder's crew can only find two
men who survived the UFO attack.

The survivors tell Snyder that the UFOs had
been following them for miles up the river.

Now everyone on Snyder's boat

is on high alert, aware the
UFOs could return at any minute.

The Navy instructs them to continue their
patrol upriver heading deeper into the DMZ.

It is completely dark
except for a partial moon.

The patrol boat is observing radio silence.
Suddenly, Jeff Steffes,

the second engine man sees two aircraft
hovering off both the port and starboard sides

aircraft hovering off both the port
and starboard sides of their boats.

Lieutenant Snyder realizes these are the same
UFOs that he spotted hovering over Davis'

boat before the fateful attack.

With the UFOs now closing in, Snyder is
determined to protect his patrol boat and crew.

Snyder is determined to protect his patrol
boat and crew. So he orders all hands on deck

to engage with the UFOs.

( heavy machine gun firing )

The crew fires at the UFOs, but the objects
aren't slowing down, and they keep coming closer.

Snyder's boat is sprayed with
ammunition from the UFOs.

Lieutenant Snyder accelerates and whips the
boat back and forth in an attempt to dodge

the return fire from
the spacecrafts.

The crew continues to shoot the UFOs while
their patrol boat is now trying to escape

at full speed.

Steffes, the second engine
man, now gets a good look

at the UFOs in the moonlight.
He describes them as having

a rounded front like an
observation halo with what looks

like two crewmen sitting
side-by-side, but oddly,

he can't see any weapons
on the craft.

Lieutenant Snyder, fearing what might
happen next, turns his patrol boat back

towards the China Sea,

where the US naval fleet
is stationed.

The UFOs are still in pursuit, and
Snyder's boat is now running low

on ammo and fuel.

The radio is crackling with a flood of
activity reporting engagements with

unidentified objects.

Could these strange aircraft
be a new secret weapon provided

by the Chinese or Soviet Union
to aid the North Vietnamese?

The military was interested in them because
they had capabilities far above anything

that we had, and they wanted to
find out what the technology

was, and frankly, who they
belonged to.

Unclear about what they are facing,
the U.S. military takes action.

At about 3:20 A.M.
Phantom F4 fighter jets

are deployed from Da Nang
to provide air support

to Snyder's patrol boat.

Soon, the Phantom F4s are in hot pursuit
of the UFOs. The two UFOs attacking

Snyder's boat veer away

at an amazing speed and head
downriver toward the China Sea.

Meanwhile, an Allied ship of the Royal
Australian Navy, HMAS Hobart, was also

in the China Sea,
and it too reported seeing

30 strange lights hovering
close to their ship.

The Hobart's commander radios in that two
UFOs are rapidly approaching their boat.

These may have been the same UFOs that
had been attacking Snyder's boat.

The U.S. Navy jets from Da Nang are
still in hot pursuit of the two UFOs.

The Phantom F4s fire several missiles directly
at the UFOs hovering over the Hobart.

As soon as the Jets fire the missiles, the
objects just simply vanish into thin air.

Just like that, they're gone.

The threat to Hobart and the U.S.
fleet seems to be over.

And the U.S. fleet seems to be over.
The jets return to Da Nang,

and the DMZ is quiet.

With the UFOs gone, the Navy assesses the
damage. This wasn't a normal battle.

In fact, the artillery rounds
that the UFO shot at

Snyder's boat turned out to be
the exact same rounds that

Snyder was shooting at the UFOs.

It's mind-boggling. This patrol boat discovers
that it's being hit by the very same

artillery that they are firing.

This makes no sense.

Could this simply be a case of friendly fire
brought on by faulty radar or battle fatigue?

Or is this incident an example of UFOs
turning our own weapons against us?

I was in the Air Force from 1958 to 1978.
When I was in Vietnam,

I used to brief General
George S. Brown every morning.

We would get reports
of unidentified aircraft.

I've heard many reports
concerning some kind of a

force field around the UFOs,

that they had the capability
of returning fire.

If this is true, how do we
defend against these UFOs?

The shocking conclusion to this
battle in Vietnam shows us

the frightening power of these
unidentified flying objects.

Just before daybreak,
a missile comes in from out

of nowhere no warning at all.

The UFO battle in the DMZ
continues when we return.

Hangar 1 contains evidence that
UFOs have directly battled American

and foreign soldiers.

One such incident occurred in Vietnam in 1968
when two U.S. patrol boats were attacked

while on a mission in the DMZ.

According the files, the same UFOs returned the
following day. This time, their target was not

the American patrol boats,

but the Australian warship
Hobart.

The China Sea, Vietnam. Hobart continues
its patrol near Tiger Island.

The sky and water
are eerily quiet.

There were no signs of any UFOs or
any enemy aircraft, for that matter.

Just before daybreak, a missile comes in
from out of nowhere, no warning at all,

and hits the Hobart's starboard
side, killing Australian

seamen RJ Buttersworth and
wounding two additional seamen.

The Hobart crew runs up to their battle
stations, and now they see two UFOs off their

starboard side, but before they
can respond, two more missiles

are fired at their ship,
killing their chief electrician.

The missiles penetrate the ship's
superstructure, causing extensive damage.

The surviving crew from the Hobart gets a quick
glance at the UFOs before they disappear,

and they match the same
description of the UFOs that

attacked Lieutenant Snyder's
boat earlier that evening.

This is just insanity.

In the middle of the Vietnam
War, two boats got destroyed by

UFOs, and another patrol boat
barely escapes disaster.

For whatever reason, these UFOs appear
to be on an unrelenting mission.

And these UFO incidents
continue.

About a week after the Hobart
incident, an Australian

newspaper reported that radar
men that five miles south of the

DMZ were continuing to report UFOs.
In fact, this was the sixth one

since the Hobart attack that
they had reported.

Patrol boats continue to monitor UFOs
well into September of that year.

The U.S. Navy and the Royal Australian
Navy launch a formal investigation.

An investigation on the Hobart incident
revealed that a fragment of one of the missiles

fired on the patrol boat had a serial
number that they were able to trace.

And that number was traced
back to missiles fired at the

UFOs by the U.S. Phantom F4, the
same jet that was deployed from

Da Nang airbase the night
before.

The official report of
proceedings filed on the

Hobart incident concludes that
it is a case of friendly fire.

So you're thinking,
"Okay, case closed.

A Phantom F4 accidentally
hit the wrong target."

Except that the facts
aren't so cut and dry.

The Phantom F4s had returned
to their airbase in Da Nang

immediately after their
encounter with the UFOs,

well before a missile
had hit the Hobart.

Years later, a military general comes
forward with a surprising statement.

General Brown said UFOs were
seen up around the DMZ in 1968,

and this resulted in quite a
battle.

An Australian boat took a hit,
and there was no enemy in sight.

I think consistent with General
Brown's statement, this 1968

encounter in the DMZ was
probably the most significant

UFO encounter of
the Vietnam War.

In two separate incidents in this encounter
in Vietnam, we see UFOs that seem to have

the capability to turn our own
weapons against us.

Those patrol boats were hit with
our own weapons.

How do you defend against that?

It's a chilling thought,

that they are studying our warfare much like
we might study the Egyptian charioteers.

It doesn't surprise me one bit that they
would be interested in such things.

The UFO incident in Vietnam forces the U.S.
military to reassess their policy of

engaging with UFOs.

So here's what's interesting about this
encounter. After it occurred, U.S. command

ordered their fighter pilots and
naval ships not to fire on UFOs.

They did not want a repeat
of that deadly incident.

The situation now is that we do not
engage UFOs and try to bring them down.

As a matter of fact, I've talked to a
number of air traffic controllers who

told me that they're told that
whenever one of our aircraft

sees a UFO to divert it away.

In other words, to avoid
any kind of a confrontation,

that they feel that it's
important to stay away from them

as much as possible.

I think this was a time in
our history where we learned an

important lesson when dealing
with UFOs.

The fact that we installed a new protocol to not
engage with any unidentified flying objects

seems to indicate that our

military brass may have realized
that we could not defeat them.

When you consider that the most powerful
military power in the world has been humbled

by these events,

it really makes you wonder
what's going on behind

the scenes and how
they're viewing them.

Unfortunately, this lesson to not engage
came too late for some Americans who battled

with UFOs during the Korean War.

Up next...

He's firing-armor piercing

bullets into the glowing light,

and the UFO responds.

American soldiers suffer the consequences
of attacking UFOs when we return.

MUFON files reveal a secret history of
military engagements with UFOs during

times of war.

In Vietnam, military commanders seem to finally
acknowledge that we cannot compete with

the UFO's superior technology.

However, our military learned this lesson
the hard way, through costly incidents that

occurred during a previous
confrontation.

Spring, 1951, Korea.

An area known as the Iron Triangle is
the site of repeated battles between

American soldiers
and the Chinese People's Army.

In the spring of 1951, the second Battalion
Easy Company of the Army's 25th division

was deployed to advance into

North Korea to conquer and destroy Chinese
forces. Francis Wall was a Private

First Class of Easy Company

and his unit was stationed on a mountain
slope in a very remote area near

Cheorwon, Korea.

Below them was a village, and on this
night, their mission was to bombard

and on this night, their mission was
to bombard the village with artillery.

As Easy Company begins firing on the village
below, they notice something strange

overhead coming straight
towards them.

Wall and his unit suddenly
see a glowing saucer-shaped

light wafting down across
the mountain to the right.

The object is so quick that it maneuvers
directly into the path of their artillery fire.

It maneuvers directly into the path of their
artillery fire. Yet it remains untouched.

As Private Wall reports, the glowing saucer
comes right towards the unit until it is

literally on top of them.

It was hard for them to
determine the size because

what they remembered mostly
was that brilliant light.

Private Wall gets the order from his
commander to start firing at the UFO.

And the UFO responds.

The UFO begins moving erratically when
they hear something

that they'd never
heard before.

Like the revving of some kind
of high-tech engine.

A laser beam of light strikes
each man in pulses.

Wall reported that he and the other soldiers
immediately felt a burning, tingling sensation

all over their bodies.

When Wall saw the light on his body,
it was like an x-ray machine.

He could see the bones
of his hands and arms.

Here you have some of the bravest man in
the Army with some of the most advanced

weapons at the time,
and they are completely helpless

against this unknown force.

The company commander orders everyone
to run to the bunkers for protection.

They do, but the UFO follows
them and hovers over them,

essentially pinning them down
between the enemy below

and the UFO above.

Once in the bunker, the men of Easy
Company begin to suffer from the effects

of the UFO's attack.

Not only were the men terrified,
they soon became extremely ill.

These men were physically sick.
They were weak and vomiting

and completely overcome.

As they lay there, the craft stayed above their
bunker almost like it was tormenting them.

Suddenly, it shot up in the air at
a 45-degree angle and disappeared.

The men were still too sick to move.
It was like they were paralyzed.

They couldn't eat or drink anything without
getting sick, and they were stuck there for

days until reinforcements
could be sent.

Three days later, the Army rescue
team finally arrived to evacuate

the entire company,

who were all still too weak
to even walk.

When they finally did get medical attention,
the doctors couldn't explain the extreme

high white blood cell count.

Was this a case of the enemy using
lethal gas as a weapon, or was it from

the contact with the UFO?

You have to wonder if they
suffered from some kind of

radiation sickness or exposure to
some other kind of dangerous element.

In fact, years later in 1987,
Wall told a journalist that he

continues to suffer from
headaches, fatigue, and

disorientation, and to this day, his
body is still not functioning normally.

The fact that Private Wall was
physically affected is one thing.

Was physically affected is one thing.
He was psychologically affected

because you absolutely do not understand
what it is you have just gone through.

These things are absolutely confusing.
They don't fit a normal reality.

If you just think of the imagery

of it all, it looks like a
horror movie.

Why did a UFO attack and
disrupt Easy Company's

attack and disrupt Easy
Company's mission that day?

I find this particular report of the
Iron Triangle to be very interesting.

It's an early combat situation

this is at a time during the

Korean War when General Douglas

MacArthur was talking very seriously about
wanting to use nuclear weapons in an attempt

to win the war.

You could really look at this as a situation in
which this other agency, these other beings,

whoever they were,
are saying to the Americans,

"Hey, look, we've got something
that's a lot more significant

and a lot more powerful
than what you have.

So maybe you want
to think twice."

Was the UFO's show
of force an attempt to dissuade

the U.S. from deploying
deadly measures?

Aliens have always indicated a strong
interest in military capabilities.

As the Korean War continues, there are
more dangerous encounters and not just

with troops on the ground.

U.S. policy to shoot down UFOs threatens
the lives of many American pilots.

Coming up...

The pilots couldn't believe
their eyes.

These UFOs were huge,
700 feet in diameter,

and coming towards them
at incredible speed.

Over Korea, Navy jets engage
with a UFO.

MUFON files reveal that military
engagements with UFOs occurred during

that military engagements with UFOs occurred
during the Korean and Vietnam wars.

Despite the apparent
technological superiority of

these UFOs, the military still
insisted on engaging them head-on.

This turned out to be a costly policy
for some American and Allied soldiers.

September, 1950,
Port of Incheon, North Korea.

It's early morning shortly after
the start of the Korean War.

A North Korean truck convoy is spotted moving
through a valley about 100 miles south

of the Chinese border.

Three American attack jets
are launched from

an aircraft carrier
to bomb the convoy.

The sun is just coming up when the
Navy jets finally make their target.

Each aircraft carries a pilot, a radar operator
gunner and about 4,000 pounds of bombs.

And just as the jets see
their target and are about

to drop their payload, they find
themselves staring at a pair of huge UFOs

approaching from the Northwest.

The pilots couldn't believe their eyes.
These UFOs were 700 feet

in diameter and coming towards
them at incredible speed,

they estimated at 1,200
miles an hour.

One of the gunners goes
to fire at a UFO when he

realizes the weapons are jammed.

They try to radio for help,
but the radio is dead, too.

All three jets are experiencing the
same problems with their equipment.

Two jets peel off to head
back to the carrier, but the

UFOs continue to follow the lone
jet that remains on its mission.

These UFOs circle the jet as if they're
inspecting it before they zip out of sight

at high speeds.

The remaining pilot realizes his fuel is low,
so instead of engaging his target, he decides

he needs to return
to the carrier.

Back on the carrier, all three Navy pilots
report that they experienced the same systems

failures in each of their jets.

Those guys were completely
helpless up there, and what

probably kept them alive was the
fact that they couldn't

shoot their weapons.

I've never heard of an incident
where they have attacked us first.

It was always in response
to something that we might do.

Is it possible the UFO simply wanted to
make itself known and, for the pilots'

protection, prevented them from

firing their weapons?

The information that we're
getting, basically the reason

they're here, is to save
our planet.

Incredibly, these midair UFO encounters
with Naval and Air Force pilots persisted

throughout the Korean War.

In March of 1952,
The Washington Post published

an article saying that the
Pentagon knew of more than

two dozen flying saucer
incidents over North Korea.

They had documentation and radar
reports from personnel involved.

These were such dramatic events that the
officials couldn't even cover them up.

Around this time in the early 1950s, retired
Marine Corps Major, Donald Kehoe was an

active UFO investigator.

He stated that at this time, U.S. Air Force
had had over 300 encounters

with mysterious lights
and unidentified objects.

I do know that orders were given to try to bring
them down. We learned our lesson that when

we tried to shoot them down,

our crews didn't come back.

Our government is being overwhelmed with
reports of unbeatable alien craft above

the battlefields, and yet here

they are, still commanding our armed
forces to just blindly engage these UFOs.

Truman's decision to battle these UFOs
may have cost the military greatly.

I do know that we lost a
great number of aircraft during

the periods from 1952 to '58
of Navy and Air Force.

Benjamin Chidlaw, who was the head of air
defense command said publicly that we take UFOs

seriously. That they are
in fact very dangerous.

MUFON files indicate that during the
Korean War, the military employed

a "shoot them down" policy,

but after a deadly UFO incident
in the Vietnam War,

the government may have decided
to shift this protocol.

What impact would this new
directive have on future

encounters, even over our most
secure military bases?

During the Cold War, a U.S. sergeant
comes face-to-face with a UFO

and finds himself completely
defenseless when we return.

December 26, 1980.

Strange lights are reported by a security
patrol near the east gate of RAF Woodbridge.

So in 1980, we're in the
middle of a Cold War and

in fact, at a heightened moment
of tension in the Cold War.

In Britain, you have the twin bases
of Woodbridge and Bentwaters

with nuclear ordnance
that was stored there,

and this was NATO's forward
nuclear base.

In the event of anything serious
that would be happening in terms

of escalation of the Cold War,
you could see this would be a

very important base in the
whole grand scheme of things.

The Rendlesham Forest incident really
begins on December 26 at 3:00 A.M.

airmen outside the east gate
at Woodbridge see a light.

It looks like an aircraft
about to crash.

They send a security detail out
there to go investigate.

A security officer named James Penniston
is one of the men on this team.

Policy dictated that if
personnel left the base

to investigate an incident,
they would do so unarmed.

My name is James Penniston.

I'm a retired Air Force sergeant
that was in charge of security

for RAF Woodbridge, England,
in 1980.

Early on the morning of
December 26, I was notified

by central security control
that we had an issue out

at the east gate of a possible
aircraft downing.

And so I said to the senior
law enforcement guy,

"Hey, did you hear a crash?"

He says, "No, Jim."

He says, "It didn't crash."

He says, "It landed."

On the edge of the forest, we can start seeing
a brighter white light, and as we entered

the forest, we seen what appeared
to be a triangular craft.

At that point in time, it was no longer an
aircraft downing. It was a security situation

which would jeopardize
the war-making capability

and operation of the twin bases.
I wish we were armed.

Penniston now approaches this object, and
he notices what look like markings, maybe

hieroglyphic types of markings.

This was a very, very strange
situation.

I can't tell you exactly what the craft
was, but I can tell you what it wasn't.

It was apparent that
the technology was far beyond

whatever we could ever do at that
time or even at this present day.

Here's Penniston right next to a UFO
that is clearly not from our world.

He's actually touching it, but still,
he has no idea what he's supposed to do

at this point.

I thought that it might not
be a survivable situation, but I

was going to go ahead and get
as much information as I could.

What do they want him to keep looking for?
Think about it.

The government already knew
it was a UFO situation.

They wanted to investigate and gather
information about this craft, but they're not

about to get their hands dirty and
engage it despite the security risk.

It's like they already knew
they were no match for it.

Penniston returns to the base,
where he is subjected to a series

of interrogations.

This is an ongoing
investigation, and we want you

to keep it contained, and this
is how we're going to do it.

And any breach of that would be
pretty much a career ender.

But it was unsettling, yes. I didn't
like to be put in that position.

Looking back in hindsight, that was
the beginning of the cover-up.

Though the government tried their best to keep
the incident under wraps, they found this

wasn't going to be so easy.

The Rendlesham incident at RAF
Woodbridge does not end there.

Two nights later, another
UFO is seen over the area.

This time, deputy wing commander Lieutenant
Colonel Charles Halt is notified.

He goes out personally

to investigate.

They bring radios, Geiger
counters, and a tape recorder.

And to his amazement,
he and his team find themselves

face-to-face with
a triangle-shaped UFO.

This, I think, is the most significant
thing. They see an object above them.

This thing, whatever it was,
beams a light down to

the ground through the layers
of dirt and concrete

right to where nuclear ordnance
was being stored,

and as Charles Halt once said
to two investigators,

"Whatever that thing was,
the beam of light directly

affected the nuclear weapons that
were being stored below the ground."

Whatever intelligence that was
somehow knew there were nukes

down under the ground.

Is it possible the UFOs were aware of our
advanced weapons and came to investigate,

or perhaps even prevent
nuclear warfare?

They feel that our planet is very
important in this part of the universe.

They may even have a desire
to come here in the future.

On the question of nuclear weapons a the
twin bases, my official response on that is

that we can neither confirm nor
deny the existence of weapons

at that base at that time.

I think if we showed any aggression
with a weapon, if we had them with us,

I think that it could have
been not good for us.

Werner von Braun predicted that we would be
interacting with these things at some point.

Well, did we?
That's my question.

So by the time Rendlesham happens,
perhaps there's a protocol in place

not to engage them.

Maybe we were already
in contact as so many claim.

Could the government's knowledge of
these UFOs have changed the protocol

from engage to something else?

It seems fair to say that
this point in the Cold War,

the U.S. government had made
a decision to change its

attitude to observing UFOs,
and this event reinforces

something else about our
relationship to UFOs.

Essentially that we're
powerless against them.

We really can't compete
with whoever these beings are.

Perhaps our government finally recognized
that our most advanced weapons are

no match for extraterrestrial
technology.

The military continues to be
astounded as UFOs are still

appearing in our most recent conflicts
such as Iraq and Afghanistan.

Coming up...

Shortly after the battle
began to break out, the Kurds

noticed some strange lights
in the sky.

MUFON continues to look
for the answers

when "Hangar 1" returns.

Numerous files discovered within Hangar 1
detailed UFO encounters during times of war.

Throughout history, U.S. military protocols
have evolved from "shoot them down"

orders during the Korean
and Vietnam Wars to

non-engagement during
more recent conflicts.

To this day, UFOs continue
to return to our battlefields.

March 19, 2003,
Little Zab Valley, Iraq.

In the final hours before operation
Iraqi Freedom, Kurdish militia

known as Peshmerga in the area
called Little Zab Valley,

see F-16s, American F-16s flying over the
area releasing air-to-ground missiles

very close to their position.

Suddenly, Iraqi forces below
began firing at the F-16s.

A battle begins to break out between
the bunker in Little Zab Valley

and the American F-16s.

The report goes on to say that
shortly after the battle began

to break out, the Kurds noticed
some strange lights in the sky.

The seven lights were very bright
and formed a line across the sky.

The Kurds said American forces
retreated.

These strange lights form in the sky, and
instead of engaging them, the F-16s just leave.

Like other military encounters that involve
UFOs, the incident is kept tightly

under wraps, and no official
report is filed.

I find it very interesting that there is no
official report or acknowledgement of any UFO

activity over the Little Zab
Valley at that particular time,

and in fact if there were
no eyewitness reports,

there would be no knowledge
of this encounter at all.

The general public is not
told everything about what our

military is encountering in
these war zones.

What's interesting about this is that it gives
us some insight into the fact that UFOs are

still appearing over our
battlefields, and the military

is still backing off.

That's the stuff I want
to know about.

If they're not a threat, then
why are they still a secret?

It seems that the government is now well aware
that they are no match for this advanced

technology which obviously would

be something they'd be very
uncomfortable admitting.

Do these UFOs continue to appear
to remind us of their power,

or could their presence indicate
something else entirely?

Whenever there's fighting going on, the UFOs
are seen and reported on a regular basis.

That's happening in the Ukraine now and
other areas, Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan.

They seem to have an affinity for
areas where there's loss of life.

It's conceivable that extraterrestrials
may be observing these war zones

because it is strange to them the
way we behave towards each other.

Man killing man. This might be something
very, very fascinating to them.

I believe they're telling us to
stop killing each other, and I

think that they see a danger
perhaps in their own past.

Maybe they're here to tell us
that if there's anyone we need

to protect ourselves from,
it's ourselves.

Throughout history, there have been
reports of battles involving UFOs.

There have been reports of battles involving
UFOs. Ancient writings in 4,000 BC

refer to God's fighting UFOs
in the heavens,

and citizens from 13th-Century
England and Nuremberg in 1561

tell of strange objects
attacking one another

in the skies above them.

Perhaps our otherworldly
visitors were taught lessons

from these ancient encounters, lessons
that we are meant to learn as well.

They may have advanced beyond
warfare, and I think that they

see a danger perhaps in their
own past.

They have witnessed these kinds
of things.

They might be telling us,

"Hey, there's a better way
to be."

Could this be the reason why so many UFOs
are witnessed during our most violent wars?

Perhaps, if one day we are able to communicate
with these visitors, their message will be

revealed, hopefully before it's

too late for us all.