In 1967, U.S. Army radar op Bill Schroeder says he locked onto a fast moving UFO over Hawk site, FL. Seconds later, the UFO jammed his radar but also everything else on site. All screens went black, comms died, and all radars causing chaos.
In 1967, U.S. Army radar op Bill Schroeder says he locked onto a fast moving UFO over Hawk site, FL. Seconds later, the UFO jammed his radar but also everything else on site. All screens went black, comms died, and all radars causing chaos.
Bill Schroeder, a U.S. Army vet and retired homicide detective, recalls his 1967 experience as a radar operator at a Hawk missile battery in Key West, Florida. He describes how he tracked UFOs that jammed and shut down the entire site after he locked onto one with the illuminator radar.
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This is the kind of detailed and well-explained witness report that moves things forward. Solid interview.
The full interview is wild: Schroeder goes into detail about what happened at his radar site when he pointed the HAWK station’s illuminator radar at the UAP. The UAP really did not like that and somehow scrambled the electronics at the station.
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Bill Schroeder, a U.S. Army vet and retired homicide detective, recalls his 1967 experience as a radar operator at a Hawk missile battery in Key West, Florida. He describes how he tracked UFOs that jammed and shut down the entire site after he locked onto one with the illuminator radar.
This is the kind of detailed and well-explained witness report that moves things forward. Solid interview.
The full interview is wild: Schroeder goes into detail about what happened at his radar site when he pointed the HAWK station’s illuminator radar at the UAP. The UAP really did not like that and somehow scrambled the electronics at the station.
“Didn’t hear any sub-audible”. Uh huh.