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phoned WSC and reported that the situa- aimed an object at Raeke which emitted a ly 20 feet in diameter and 20 feet thick. tion at L-9 had been upgraded to a covered _ bright flash of intense light. The flash of The object emitted a glowing, greenish wagon, per request of Capt. Stokes, Larry _ light struck Raeke'’s M-16 rifle, disintegrat- _ light. D., FSO. Security Option 1] was initiated ing the weapon and causing second- and Once the intruders were inside, the by WSC and Base CSC. BAF (Back-up _ third-degree bums to Raeke's hands. object climbed vertically upwards and dis- Security Force) #1 & #2 were formed. Raeke immediately took cover and con- appeared over the eastern horizon. BAF #1 At 23:40 hours, 16 Nov. '77, the follow- cealment, and radioed the situation to arrived at the site at 22:30 hours and set up ing information was leamed. Upon arrival Jenkins who in tum radioed a 10-13 dis- a security perimeter. Site survey team (21:32 hours) at Site #L-9 L-SAT, Jenkins _ tress to Line Control. Jenkins responded to arrived at the site (01:20 hours) and took and Raeke dismounted the SAT vehicle to Raeke's position and carried Raeke back to radiation readings which measured from make a check of the site fence-line. the SAT vehicle. Jenkins then returned to 1.7 to 2.9 roentgens. At this time Raeke observed a bright _ the rear fence-line to stand guard. Missile Maintenance examined the mis- light shining vertically upwards from the Jenkins observed two intruders, dressed sile and warhead and found the-nuclear rear of the fence-line of L-9. (There is a in the same uniforms, walk through the rear components missing from the warhead. small hill approximately 50 yards behind fence-line of L-9. Jenkins challenged the Col. Speaker, Wing Commander, arrived at L-9.) two individuals but they refused to stop. the site and set up an investigation. A Jenkins stayed with the SAT vehicle and Jenkins aimed and fired two rounds from completed follow-up report of this incident Raeke proceeded to the source of the light his M-16 rifle. will be submitted by order of Col. Speaker. to investigate. As Raeke approached the One bullet struck one intruder in the Follow-up information: Raeke was treat- crest of the hill, he observed an individual back and one bullet struck onc intruder in ed at the base hospital for second- and dressed in a glowing green metallic uni- the helmet. Both intruders fell to the third-degree radiation burns to each hand. form and wearing a helmet with visor. ground; however, approximately 15 scc- The Raeke M-16 rifle could not be locat- Raeke immediately challenged the indi- _ onds later, Jenkins took cover and the light _ ed at the site. vidual; however, the individual refused to missed Jenkins. (Source: Vanguard Sciences, KeelyNet BBS, stop and kept walking towards the rear The two intruders returned to the east PO Box 870716, Mesquite, Texas 75187, fence-line of L-9. Raeke aimed his M-16 side of the hill and disappcared. Jenkins USA; dataline (214) 324 3501. KeelyNet is a rifle at the intruder and ordered him to stop. followed the two and observed them go free alternative sciences BBS sponsored by The intruder tumed towards Raeke and _ inside a saucer-shaped object approximate- Vanguard Sciences.) phoned WSC and reported that the situa- tion at L-9 had been upgraded to a covered wagon, per request of Capt. Stokes, Larry D., FSO, Security Option 1] was initiated by WSC and Base CSC. BAF (Back-up Security Force) #1 & #2 were formed. At 23:40 hours, 16 Nov. '77, the follow- ing information was learned. Upon arrival (21:32 hours) at Site #L-9 L-SAT, Jenkins and Raeke dismounted the SAT vehicle to make a check of the site fence-line. At this time Raeke observed a bright light shining vertically upwards from the rear of the fence-line of L-9. (There is a small hill approximately 50 yards behind L-9.) Jenkins stayed with the SAT vehicle and Raeke proceeded to the source of the light to investigate. As Raeke approached the crest of the hill, he observed an individual dressed in a glowing green metallic uni- form and wearing a helmet with visor. Raeke immediately challenged the indi- vidual; however, the individual refused to stop and kept walking towards the rear fence-line of L-9. Raeke aimed his M-16 rifle at the intruder and ordered him to stop. The intruder tumed towards Raeke and 60 ¢ NEXUS Ce AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 1995