Charles Hall worked with The Tall Whites (aliens/ufo)

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Charles James Hall's claimed experience living with "Tall Whites" extraterrestrials for two years. Initially terrified, he gradually overcame fears, communicated, and learned about them over months of alleged encounters. Charles James Hall's claimed experience living with "Tall Whites" extraterrestrials for two years.

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00:00:30I'm Charles James Hall. I'm the author of the Millennial Hospitality Series.

00:00:45In the series, I attempted to capture my experiences when I was in the Air Force in the middle 1960s.

00:00:54I was born in Wisconsin, and on July 24, 1964, I entered the U.S. Air Force.

00:01:06I was stationed at Lackland, where I did basic training, and then at Chenute Air Force Base, Illinois, for Weather Training School.

00:01:14And in March of 1965, I was sent to Nellis Air Force Base, which is just outside Las Vegas, Nevada.

00:01:26And I was there until the 7th of May, 1967, when I shipped out to Vietnam.

00:01:33I returned from Vietnam in May of 1968.

00:01:38I had less than three months remaining on my term of enlistment,

00:01:42so the Air Force policy was that I was given an honorable discharge and sent home.

00:01:46While I was at Nellis Air Force Base from 1965 until 1967,

00:02:00I spent more than two of those years out on the Nellis Gunnery Ranges as the range weather observer.

00:02:07I discovered that out on those bases, there is, out on the Ranges, there is a base that the Air Force maintains for aliens,

00:02:18and the Air Force maintains the outer perimeter.

00:02:22There is an inner perimeter, which the aliens maintain,

00:02:26and then everything inside the inner perimeter is treated like an alien embassy.

00:02:32Looking up the valley to the north, the base is in the mountains at the far end of the valley.

00:02:41It's probably 40 miles or so up there.

00:02:44There's two mountains up there.

00:02:46The base itself is in the mountain on the east.

00:02:52The alien living area, the living quarters, are underground in the mountains on the west.

00:03:02After I got out of the service in May of 68, I met my wife and married her in May of 69, my wife Marie.

00:03:13And we went to school in California.

00:03:18I have a master's degree in nuclear physics, a bachelor's degree in thermal physics,

00:03:23and over the years, I also received a master's in business administration

00:03:29from Nova Southeastern University at Fort Lauderdale.

00:03:34During the 80s, when computers finally were good enough so that there were word processors,

00:03:42then I began writing my memoirs for my children and grandchildren,

00:03:47and those memoirs became the Millennial Hospitality Series.

00:03:51I found that I wanted to convey to people, especially my children and my grandchildren,

00:03:59how it felt to be the weather observer and to have the aliens come down to where I was

00:04:05and to have to interact with them.

00:04:08Originally, I was part of the rotation pattern.

00:04:18So originally, I was sent up in May of 65 for six weeks.

00:04:23The person who replaced me was compromised, and then I was sent to replace him.

00:04:29And in the course of time, the U.S. generals, the American generals, and the aliens formed a committee

00:04:38and decided that they would pick just one observer, and they picked me, as a committee decision.

00:04:47And that one observer would just be sent all the time and be the range weather observer,

00:04:52win, lose, or draw, no matter what happened.

00:04:55And so, therefore, in late 65 and early 66, after the selection process,

00:05:04I was given top-secret orders.

00:05:07The orders were that I could go anywhere I wanted out in Dreamland.

00:05:12The alien base is actually in Area 54, and the housing area is called Area 53.

00:05:19And Dreamland actually, at least at that time, and I presume it's the same as true today,

00:05:26was Area 53, Area 54, and parts of the Desert Southwest Game Range.

00:05:33When you're physically at Indian Springs and you're looking up the valley,

00:05:37Dreamland includes the mountains on the eastern side of the valley.

00:05:41My orders allowed me to go anywhere I wanted, out in Dreamland, day or night, but I had to do so alone.

00:05:51If I took anyone else out with me, I wouldn't be in any trouble, but the person who was with me might be shot.

00:05:58They would be in serious trouble.

00:06:00When I received my orders, my commanding officer, a major, ordered me into Nellis and to work the day shift on Sunday.

00:06:13On Sunday, the Nellis weather station is otherwise deserted,

00:06:17and the base operations part of the building is also deserted.

00:06:21And then he came in at noon to the Nellis base commander's office,

00:06:27where the Nellis base commander and the number two man had also come in to deliver the orders,

00:06:33which they had received from the Pentagon.

00:06:36And then the MPs escorted the major with my orders in hand over to the weather station.

00:06:44The MPs stayed outside.

00:06:47The major called me in his office, locked all the doors, and read me my orders.

00:06:51The orders began by saying nothing I did would ever be classified that I could tell anyone I wanted

00:07:00or not tell anyone if I didn't want.

00:07:03I could never be inspected.

00:07:05No one could ever come out or ask me questions.

00:07:09They could listen if I felt like talking, but that was it.

00:07:14He and my chain of command could not come out to the weather station

00:07:19if there was an emergency and they needed to talk to me.

00:07:23They could only talk to me in the parking lot of the chow hall at Indian Springs.

00:07:29If they did so, as soon as they returned back to Nellis,

00:07:35as soon as they got back to the front gate,

00:07:38they had to report immediately to the neurosurgeon for debriefing.

00:07:42On the other hand, I could go and come anywhere I wanted.

00:07:47When he said I could go anywhere in dreamland,

00:07:50I thought he meant that I could go to sleep on the job

00:07:52because I didn't know there was a dreamland.

00:07:56And I was thinking, what a job, you know.

00:07:58When he finished, I wanted to make sure that that was okay

00:08:03because, you know, the military, you're not supposed to sleep on duty.

00:08:06And so I said to him, I asked him, I said,

00:08:10will there be a cot or a bunk out at the weather station

00:08:13so that I can, you know, sleep?

00:08:15And he looked a little confused.

00:08:17And he said it was his understanding that dreamland was a place,

00:08:22but that only I would know where that place was.

00:08:25And I thought, you know, he's just trying to be gentle

00:08:28and say, you know, sleep away, you know.

00:08:31And that was the first I'd ever heard tell of dreamland.

00:08:34And in the course of the two-plus years that I spent out on the ranges,

00:08:42the aliens who are tall and white

00:08:44and have family groups with women and children

00:08:47would frequently come down to where I was.

00:08:51As the weather observer, my duties were to go out to the ranges

00:08:55Monday through Friday every day to take the morning run.

00:09:02The morning run was at 4.30 a.m.

00:09:06To do so, you had to get up at 3 o'clock and drive out there at night, rain or shine.

00:09:12And then you had to fill, you had to start, there was a generator out,

00:09:17two generators out there, two diesel generators.

00:09:20You had to start up a generator so that you had some electricity

00:09:22and it would run the fan on the heater and so on and the radio and the lights.

00:09:28And then you had to fill up a weather balloon with helium,

00:09:32attach a light and release it.

00:09:34The children found that very entertaining.

00:09:37It was a pretty balloon with pretty lights.

00:09:39And so the mothers liked to bring the children down

00:09:42to look through my theatolite as I was tracking the balloon.

00:09:45About half of the time they came so the kids could play.

00:09:50When I first encountered the aliens, I was terrified

00:09:56because they're not human, even though they look reasonably human.

00:10:00It probably took me more than six months to get over the terror

00:10:04that I felt when they came, even though they had not come to harm me.

00:10:10It's just that being out there at night in the desert

00:10:13and, say, hearing people walking behind your weather shack

00:10:16when you think you're alone, even if they were priests, you'd be afraid, you know.

00:10:21But when you discover that they're not human, well, you know, this was the 60s.

00:10:26There was just, you know, it took a long time to get used to it.

00:10:31There was no briefing.

00:10:33The Air Force never said, this is the situation.

00:10:36The aliens never came and said, this is the situation.

00:10:41They never came to teach me anything.

00:10:44They came when they wanted.

00:10:45They left when they wanted.

00:10:47And, therefore, it took me a long time to get used to it.

00:10:51Everything I know about the aliens, I had to figure out myself,

00:10:55or occasionally they would answer questions, but not very many

00:10:59because they came for their purposes,

00:11:02and when they'd finished their purposes, they left.

00:11:04They were really quite friendly, but each one of them was an individual.

00:11:11Interacting with them is sort of like interacting with the people in New York City.

00:11:16There are saints and there are sinners.

00:11:18You know, there are people of all different walks of life

00:11:21and all different viewpoints.

00:11:23And so, you know, I had some that were close friends,

00:11:26or almost like brothers, like Tour Guide,

00:11:29whose life I was credited with saving,

00:11:31and the teacher who credited me with saving her daughter's life.

00:11:36And, on the other hand, there were some, like one of the alien generals,

00:11:40that, golly, I'm still afraid of him, you know.

00:11:43I mean, if you met him, if he said, stand there, you stood there.

00:11:47You know, there was no backtalking.

00:11:49The alien doctor who was the doctor that did the medical work on Tour Guide,

00:12:02their CIA names, he was just a nice guy, you know.

00:12:05He was the kind of guy that might come up and hug you if you let him.

00:12:08I never did.

00:12:08It freaked me out.

00:12:09But, they just came in all different, you know,

00:12:13you had to deal with each one of them as individuals.

00:12:18It took a while to get used to that.

00:12:20And, it became a process of getting to know each one

00:12:24to the extent that they were, you dealt with them like people.

00:12:33Base that they have up in Area 54,

00:12:35they use that base the same way that the U.S. Air Force

00:12:41or the U.S. Navy uses bases, uses their bases,

00:12:46the way the Navy would use a base in the Philippines

00:12:49or on an island in the Pacific.

00:12:52At the base, at the alien base,

00:12:56the tall, white, deep spacecraft arrive and leave on schedule.

00:13:02And, they arrive typically at sundown on the night of the full moon

00:13:09because they're gravity powered.

00:13:12They are typically at the base for two weeks

00:13:16and then they leave at midnight on the night of the new moon

00:13:21because they're gravity powered,

00:13:24presuming everything is going well.

00:13:26During those two weeks, the spacecraft is refueled and repaired

00:13:30and the people on board get off and stretch their legs.

00:13:33So, at the base, there's a more or less permanent contingent

00:13:37of tall, whites who are experienced in dealing with humans

00:13:40and typically who know English.

00:13:43And, on the other hand, every two weeks,

00:13:46you know, every time a deep spacecraft arrives,

00:13:48there's a contingent of new arrivals,

00:13:51many of whom have never seen humans before.

00:13:54And, while the spacecraft is being repaired and refurbished,

00:13:58then the experienced troops, the experienced tall, whites,

00:14:02typically take those new arrivals who are brave enough,

00:14:06take them out and show them the town.

00:14:07You take them out and show them what humans are like.

00:14:10And, of course, me running my weather station,

00:14:13I'm the test human, you know.

00:14:14And, so, it was common every time there was a new moon for,

00:14:19you know, after the new arrivals had rested up,

00:14:21for them to, for the experienced,

00:14:24for an experienced guard to bring around a group of new arrivals.

00:14:28The number of new arrivals could be anywhere from 2 or 3 to 20,

00:14:32depending on how many were brave enough

00:14:34to come watch Gorilla Charlie in the sagebrush.

00:14:38And, so, while the spacecraft is being repaired.

00:14:42They also had a technology exchange program with the U.S. Air Force

00:14:47in which, in which those technologies

00:14:51which they were willing to share with the Air Force,

00:14:54they would work on joint projects with the U.S. Air Force.

00:14:58They were only willing to share technology

00:15:00to the extent that it benefited them.

00:15:03For example, when the spacecraft was in port,

00:15:08they might need spare parts.

00:15:10Those spare parts might include radio equipment.

00:15:13Well, it was easier for them

00:15:15if they could just call up the U.S. Air Force and say,

00:15:17could we buy a new radio, you see.

00:15:20So, it was very, so it was, and on the other hand,

00:15:23the Air Force and the Army can always use better radios, you see.

00:15:26And, so, it was common for them,

00:15:28so one area where they were obviously doing technology transfer

00:15:32was in the area of radio communications

00:15:34so that we could build radios that they could use,

00:15:37and in return we knew how to build better radios.

00:15:41Some technologies, like the secret to how they're,

00:15:44the secret to how they're, how they traveled faster than light,

00:15:49they were not willing to share.

00:15:51The idea of us having our own spacecraft traveling faster than the speed of light

00:15:57with nuclear weapons on board heading for their home planet,

00:16:00they didn't see where that was in their interest.

00:16:03And so, when I say they were doing technology transfer with the Air Force,

00:16:08that was a negotiation where both sides mutually agreed

00:16:12that it was in their interest to do so.

00:16:15The tall whites live probably ten times longer than we do.

00:16:20They live almost 700 years.

00:16:23And, and their spacecraft clearly travel faster than the speed of light.

00:16:35They, they look, they're humanoid.

00:16:37Their skin is as white as a piece of paper.

00:16:39Throughout much of their adult life,

00:16:42they're the same height that I am,

00:16:445'11", 6' tall.

00:16:47They have, they have large eyes.

00:16:52Their eyes are perhaps twice as large as ours.

00:16:55They're typically blue,

00:16:56and then it's the blue, blue eyes with white pupils.

00:17:00Although when they, when they get older,

00:17:03especially the men,

00:17:04their eyes take on a pink shade.

00:17:06Their eyes stretch further around the sides of their head than human eyes do.

00:17:12And, and, and, and, and their, their ears and their nose,

00:17:17noses are only about half the size of human ears and noses.

00:17:22And their ears lay back along the side of their head more than a human does.

00:17:27They have, their lips are not as prominent as humans,

00:17:30and they don't have teeth.

00:17:32They just have ridges because they're plant eaters.

00:17:36They don't eat meat.

00:17:37They have much less hair than we do.

00:17:40They don't have any hair on their arms.

00:17:42And on their, and the men don't have beards.

00:17:46On their head, they have, the hair is,

00:17:48they have only about half as much hair as humans.

00:17:51And their hair is so thin and transparent

00:17:55that they appear to be platinum blonde, okay?

00:18:00Or sometimes, when they keep their hair cut short,

00:18:03sometimes they don't appear to have hair because it's so thin.

00:18:07They, they, they, they're, they're, they're much frail,

00:18:13they're, they're built,

00:18:14their, their body structure is more frail than ours.

00:18:16The alien whose CIA name was Range 4 Harry, for example,

00:18:23one time I saw him walking in the soft dirt

00:18:26over on the southwest side of the Range 3 lounge.

00:18:30And after he had left,

00:18:32I went over and measured the depths of the footprints he left.

00:18:36And from those, I estimated that he only weighed

00:18:39between 90 and 110 pounds,

00:18:43even though he was the same height as I am.

00:18:45Their arms, their bones are only about half as big as ours.

00:18:49Their thumbs are only about half as long,

00:18:52but their fingers are longer in proportion to their hand than ours.

00:18:56And they're way more flexible.

00:18:58It, it, it, but it also means that they're not built for heavy lifting.

00:19:02We're built like gorillas compared to them, you see.

00:19:07They have men, women, and children.

00:19:09And if the men and women are standing side by side

00:19:14and not walking or moving,

00:19:17it's frequently not possible to tell which one is the man

00:19:21and which one is the woman,

00:19:23especially for the young adults.

00:19:25When they get older, then, then there are obvious differences,

00:19:29but in the facial structure and the bones and stuff.

00:19:32But especially for the young adults,

00:19:35it's entirely possible for two of them to be standing side by side.

00:19:39And if they're not moving,

00:19:40to be not sure if you're talking to men or women.

00:19:44Once they start moving, though,

00:19:45then it's very obvious which ones are the men

00:19:47and which ones are the women.

00:19:49Because the men are more like human men.

00:19:51When they walk, they kind of go pound, pound, pound.

00:19:54Whereas the women are much lighter on their feet

00:19:57and much more animated.

00:20:01The women are much more, like human women,

00:20:04much more willing to talk than the men.

00:20:07It wouldn't be at all unusual for, say,

00:20:09four young men to come around

00:20:11and not have any reason to say anything

00:20:13and not say anything.

00:20:14To just come around and not say hello,

00:20:17not say goodbye, not say anything in between,

00:20:19and just stand and look at you.

00:20:21Whereas the women, if they came,

00:20:23usually the women would say something,

00:20:25like typically,

00:20:27is it okay if the children play

00:20:29while you release the balloon?

00:20:31Or usually if you ask the women something,

00:20:34they would have some questions

00:20:36or at least some conversation.

00:20:41But they never came just,

00:20:43the tall whites never came just to talk with me.

00:20:46If they were talking with me,

00:20:48it was always as part of the reason they came.

00:20:51The women were very proud of the fact

00:20:56that they loved their children.

00:20:59The men were too,

00:21:00but the women were immensely proud of it.

00:21:02If a tall white lady came

00:21:04and she had children with her,

00:21:08a very common way for her to start the conversation

00:21:11would be for her to ask me,

00:21:14using English, which she had learned,

00:21:16do I understand that they love their children

00:21:21more than human women love their children?

00:21:24Or in other words,

00:21:26I want to make sure my children are safe, you see?

00:21:29And of course, when I said,

00:21:30yes, I understand that,

00:21:31then they would noticeably relax and feel happier.

00:21:35If a tall white lady came with children

00:21:38and she didn't say anything,

00:21:41a common way for me to start the conversation

00:21:43would be for me to say,

00:21:45I understand that you love your children more

00:21:48than human women love their children.

00:21:51And then she'd relax and feel better.

00:21:54In many ways,

00:21:55the tall white women were like female gorillas.

00:21:58You could consider the children to be untouchable, okay?

00:22:08If you touch the children,

00:22:09the mother might kill you,

00:22:11no matter how pleasant she seemed,

00:22:13no matter how close the child came.

00:22:16So, for example,

00:22:17and I speak from direct experience,

00:22:19if I was standing by my theadolite

00:22:21and the child wanted to look through the theadolite

00:22:24and the child was right there,

00:22:26then there's no way in the world

00:22:28that it would be suicide

00:22:29for me to reach over and touch the child.

00:22:32That will upset the mother, you know.

00:22:35And, for example, on one evening,

00:22:41this tall white lady came

00:22:44who I had seen a few times before,

00:22:48but she wasn't a regular,

00:22:50and she brought three children with her.

00:22:53And she was somewhat older

00:22:55than the typical young adult

00:22:56and, therefore, somewhat taller.

00:22:59She was 6'1", 6'2".

00:23:01And following the usual so-called protocol,

00:23:05she had come down the bunker road

00:23:07with her three children

00:23:08in an obvious manner

00:23:09to let me get used to the idea

00:23:11that she was coming with her kids.

00:23:13And then when she got to the end of the bunker road

00:23:15where the range boards were,

00:23:16she began approaching me directly.

00:23:18I was halfway across the square.

00:23:22And as she got closer,

00:23:24oh, perhaps 20 feet, 15 feet,

00:23:28even though I'd gotten over my fear

00:23:30of the tall whites,

00:23:32you know, because you had to treat

00:23:34each one as an individual,

00:23:36I found it a little intimidating

00:23:39that she was coming that close.

00:23:40And so I backed away from my theadolite

00:23:43towards the generator shack.

00:23:45And she said,

00:23:46is it okay if the children

00:23:47look in my weather shack

00:23:49while I took my report?

00:23:51And I said, yes.

00:23:52And so I backed away

00:23:54to the generator shack

00:23:55and stood with my back

00:23:57to the wall of the generator shack

00:23:58and left her standing

00:24:00just to the northeast

00:24:01of my theadolite

00:24:02and, you know, said,

00:24:04take all the time you want.

00:24:06And so then the three children

00:24:07went into my weather shack,

00:24:08like kids do,

00:24:09and they didn't touch anything

00:24:10or move anything,

00:24:11but they were just looking around

00:24:12out of curiosity.

00:24:14And at the time,

00:24:16as she stood there,

00:24:17she was looking at her children

00:24:18who were in the shack.

00:24:20Now, I'm not sure

00:24:21they were all her children.

00:24:22Usually when the tall white lady

00:24:25came with three children,

00:24:26the typical contingent,

00:24:28one would be hers

00:24:29and two would be the children

00:24:30of someone else.

00:24:31Typically she'd be babysitting two kids

00:24:33and bringing one of her own.

00:24:35And so she was watching the children.

00:24:37I became concerned

00:24:39because I had a can of Coca-Cola,

00:24:42which was in a metal can,

00:24:44sitting on one of the shelves.

00:24:46Now, the tall whites wore suits

00:24:48when they came at night

00:24:50that put out a zone of fluorescent light

00:24:53and radioactive particles.

00:24:56The suits protected them from things,

00:24:59like if you threw a rock at them,

00:25:00the rock wouldn't hit them.

00:25:02It would get to that zone

00:25:03and fall to the ground.

00:25:04It also allowed them to levitate,

00:25:06especially the children.

00:25:09But they had to balance themselves

00:25:10when they did so.

00:25:12So the children might use the suits

00:25:14to levitate.

00:25:15The adults usually didn't levitate very much,

00:25:18nine inches or so,

00:25:19but it worked like an elevator,

00:25:21as I'll describe later.

00:25:22And I became concerned

00:25:24that since the children

00:25:25had their suits on,

00:25:27usually the kids turned off

00:25:28the power to their suits

00:25:29when they went in my shack.

00:25:30And I became afraid

00:25:33that they would get next

00:25:34to that can of Coca-Cola

00:25:35and might be in some danger,

00:25:38in which case I might be blamed.

00:25:40It would have been suicide

00:25:43for me to go over

00:25:44to my weather shack

00:25:45and speak to the children.

00:25:47The mother might well have killed me

00:25:48if I'd done that.

00:25:49There's no way in the world

00:25:50you could go over there

00:25:51and say,

00:25:52children, don't do this,

00:25:53children, don't do that.

00:25:54You're just taking your life

00:25:55and your hands to try that.

00:25:57You have to talk to the mother,

00:25:59you know,

00:26:00and that's how the tall whites are.

00:26:03And on the other hand,

00:26:04she wasn't looking at me at the time.

00:26:06And so what I did is

00:26:07I took two steps forward

00:26:09and stopped

00:26:10and stood there

00:26:11with my hands at my side

00:26:13and my feet, you know,

00:26:14not moving

00:26:15and waited for her to see me.

00:26:17And of course,

00:26:17when I took two steps forward

00:26:19and stopped,

00:26:20then she looked over

00:26:21where I was immediately.

00:26:22And then when I had her attention,

00:26:24I said,

00:26:25I'm worried about

00:26:26the safety of the children.

00:26:28I have a can of soda pop,

00:26:29of Coca-Cola there

00:26:30in that can.

00:26:31And I'm worried

00:26:32that the children

00:26:33might be in some danger

00:26:34if they get too close to it.

00:26:36And the mother said,

00:26:37I'll handle it.

00:26:39And then the mother

00:26:40obviously communicated

00:26:41with the children.

00:26:43And the children

00:26:43were very well behaved

00:26:44and they stayed away

00:26:45from my can of soda pop.

00:26:47The children never disobeyed

00:26:49their parents

00:26:49that I ever saw.

00:26:50And the parents

00:26:51would do anything

00:26:52for their children.

00:26:53So when they traveled

00:26:54in family groups,

00:26:55they were very tightly knit.

00:26:58When the women came around,

00:27:00they never came around alone.

00:27:02None of the tall whites

00:27:03ever came around alone.

00:27:04They always came around

00:27:05in groups

00:27:06and the adults

00:27:06were always well armed.

00:27:09But it was common

00:27:09for the women

00:27:10to be very proud

00:27:11of their family relationships.

00:27:13The men were too,

00:27:15but it was just more common

00:27:16for the women

00:27:17for the women

00:27:17to describe it.

00:27:19So it was very common

00:27:20if a group of them

00:27:23came around,

00:27:24for the lady

00:27:25to say things like,

00:27:28the guard on the tower

00:27:29is my mother's brother's son.

00:27:32And just identify

00:27:35who all their friends were,

00:27:38who they were related to

00:27:40and who they weren't

00:27:41related to.

00:27:43And far more so

00:27:46than what humans would do.

00:27:50So they did more

00:27:52than just travel

00:27:52in family groups.

00:27:54They appeared to maintain

00:27:55very tightly knit

00:27:56family relationships.

00:27:57The tall whites

00:28:05live approximately

00:28:08ten times longer

00:28:09than humans live.

00:28:11And they don't age

00:28:14the way we do.

00:28:16When they get,

00:28:16throughout most

00:28:17of their adult life,

00:28:19as I said,

00:28:20they're about our height,

00:28:21five ten,

00:28:23five eleven,

00:28:23six feet.

00:28:25But then when they get

00:28:26equivalent in age

00:28:27to a human

00:28:28who's perhaps

00:28:29thirty-nine or forty years old,

00:28:31and for them

00:28:32that's perhaps

00:28:32four hundred years old,

00:28:34then they start

00:28:35growing again.

00:28:37And, and, and,

00:28:39as, instead of getting,

00:28:41instead of aging

00:28:42the way we do,

00:28:43as they grow older,

00:28:45they go through

00:28:46several more

00:28:47growth periods.

00:28:49This is not necessarily

00:28:50good for them

00:28:51because only their bones

00:28:53and muscles grow.

00:28:55Their internal organs

00:28:56don't grow in people

00:28:57proportion.

00:28:58Pretty soon

00:28:59they get very tall,

00:29:00eight, eight and a half

00:29:02feet tall,

00:29:03but their organs

00:29:04aren't able to

00:29:05support their body.

00:29:06So as they get taller

00:29:07they become more

00:29:08fragile.

00:29:10Eventually,

00:29:10after six or seven

00:29:11hundred years,

00:29:12or in there somewhere,

00:29:14there comes a growth

00:29:15phase where they begin

00:29:16growing again

00:29:17and their organs

00:29:18can't support it,

00:29:19in which case

00:29:20they die.

00:29:21Usually,

00:29:22usually by the time

00:29:23they get to be

00:29:24eight feet tall

00:29:25they're fragile

00:29:26and usually

00:29:28aliens that tall

00:29:30are accompanied

00:29:31by younger adults

00:29:32to study them.

00:29:36Living longer

00:29:37does have some

00:29:38drawbacks.

00:29:39For one thing,

00:29:40their bodies

00:29:41do not heal

00:29:42as quickly as ours.

00:29:44If they break a leg

00:29:45and they're very fragile

00:29:46so they break easy,

00:29:49it may take

00:29:50their bones

00:29:51five earth years

00:29:53to heal.

00:29:55Whereas,

00:29:55as you know,

00:29:56a young person

00:29:56when I was young

00:29:57if I broke a leg

00:29:59could heal up

00:30:00in, I don't know,

00:30:01a few weeks or so.

00:30:02I'm not a medical doctor

00:30:04but would heal up

00:30:05much faster.

00:30:06Cuts and scratches,

00:30:07for example,

00:30:08when I was young

00:30:10one time,

00:30:11for example,

00:30:12and I was out

00:30:13in the ranges,

00:30:14one day I scratched

00:30:15myself

00:30:15in a very

00:30:17ordinary fashion

00:30:18in the morning.

00:30:20By the afternoon

00:30:21it had already

00:30:22healed up nicely

00:30:22and by the next day

00:30:23I had almost

00:30:24forgotten about it.

00:30:25The next day

00:30:26a group of

00:30:27tall whites

00:30:28came around

00:30:29with the experienced

00:30:30tall white

00:30:31and some young arrivals

00:30:32and they were

00:30:33very impressed

00:30:35that my body

00:30:35had already healed.

00:30:37For them,

00:30:37that would have

00:30:38taken several weeks

00:30:39to have healed up

00:30:41like that.

00:30:42Also,

00:30:44although they're

00:30:45considered to be

00:30:46more intelligent

00:30:47than we are

00:30:47because their nervous

00:30:49system runs

00:30:50two or three times

00:30:51faster than ours

00:30:52does,

00:30:54it does have

00:30:55some drawbacks.

00:30:57They tend to,

00:30:57when they're doing

00:30:58something,

00:30:59they tend to focus

00:31:00in on it

00:31:01more carefully

00:31:02than a human would

00:31:03and they're therefore

00:31:05very easy to surprise

00:31:06when they're engaged

00:31:08in something.

00:31:08one time

00:31:11when a group

00:31:13of tall whites

00:31:13came around

00:31:14with the usual

00:31:15experienced guard

00:31:17and a group

00:31:18of new arrivals,

00:31:20it was the morning run

00:31:21and I was young,

00:31:23I was doing

00:31:24what we all do.

00:31:25I was drinking

00:31:25soda pop,

00:31:26I was eating peanuts,

00:31:27I was talking,

00:31:28I was playing

00:31:29to the music,

00:31:30I was doing my balloon,

00:31:31I'd released a balloon

00:31:32and I was tracking

00:31:32my balloon

00:31:33at the theater light

00:31:34and I was singing

00:31:35some songs

00:31:36and dancing around

00:31:36to some Jagger songs

00:31:39all kind of

00:31:40at the same time

00:31:41while writing down

00:31:42my numbers

00:31:42and one of the

00:31:45new arrivals

00:31:46asked the experience guard

00:31:48are all humans

00:31:49able to do that

00:31:51because I was

00:31:52multitasking.

00:31:55The tall whites

00:31:55wouldn't have done

00:31:56it that way.

00:31:57They would have

00:31:57just eaten

00:31:58and concentrated

00:31:59on eating

00:32:00or they would have

00:32:01just taken the readings

00:32:02and concentrated

00:32:03on the readings

00:32:03or sang their song

00:32:06and concentrated

00:32:07on singing their song.

00:32:10And so they appreciated

00:32:12as I did

00:32:13one of the first agreements

00:32:15that I negotiated

00:32:16with them.

00:32:18We agreed that

00:32:19they wouldn't come up

00:32:21behind me

00:32:21and scare me.

00:32:22They could do so

00:32:23very easily

00:32:24and I wouldn't come up

00:32:26behind them

00:32:27and scare them.

00:32:28You see,

00:32:29if I saw one of them

00:32:30out in the desert

00:32:31and it didn't appear

00:32:33that he had seen me

00:32:34that I wouldn't

00:32:36approach him.

00:32:36I would just stay

00:32:37where I was

00:32:38and make a sound

00:32:40or sing one of my songs

00:32:41such as the song

00:32:43by Ricky Nelson,

00:32:44It's Up to You

00:32:45because I've done

00:32:46everything,

00:32:47you know,

00:32:47until I was sure

00:32:49they had seen me.

00:32:51And then I wouldn't

00:32:52approach him.

00:32:52I would just stay

00:32:53where I was

00:32:54and if they chose

00:32:56to come closer to me

00:32:57they could approach me

00:32:59as close as they felt

00:33:01until they didn't

00:33:03feel comfortable.

00:33:04An experienced troop

00:33:05might come right up to you

00:33:0610, 15 feet.

00:33:08A new arrival

00:33:09might stay back out there

00:33:10a quarter mile

00:33:11because it varied

00:33:12depending on which one

00:33:13you were talking to.

00:33:14On the other hand,

00:33:16if they chose

00:33:16to move away

00:33:18or to run away

00:33:19I wouldn't pursue.

00:33:21I would stay

00:33:22where I was

00:33:23and they could leave

00:33:25and they could come

00:33:26whenever they wanted

00:33:27and leave

00:33:28whenever they wanted.

00:33:29The same was,

00:33:30the reverse was true.

00:33:31If they were

00:33:32approaching me

00:33:33and they got too close

00:33:34so that I felt

00:33:36uncomfortable

00:33:37as in the case

00:33:38of the tall white lady

00:33:39at the theatlite stand,

00:33:41I would back away

00:33:42and they would stay

00:33:43where they were

00:33:44until I had backed away

00:33:45to where I felt comfortable

00:33:47so that we could

00:33:49so that before

00:33:50we began talking

00:33:51we would first come

00:33:53to a distance

00:33:53where we both

00:33:54felt comfortable.

00:33:56You see?

00:33:56I've always felt

00:33:57that that was

00:33:58and then if I got

00:33:59too uncomfortable

00:33:59if I felt like

00:34:01going away

00:34:02they wouldn't pursue.

00:34:04And I felt

00:34:05that was very important

00:34:06in being able

00:34:08to deal with

00:34:08the tall whites

00:34:09because it allowed

00:34:10both me

00:34:11and the tall white individual

00:34:13whichever one

00:34:14I was dealing with

00:34:15to come to a

00:34:16common distance

00:34:17where we were willing

00:34:18to talk to each other.

00:34:20For some

00:34:21like the teacher

00:34:23or Range 4 Harry

00:34:24that might be

00:34:25as little as 10 feet.

00:34:27For others

00:34:28like that tall white general

00:34:29well I didn't want him

00:34:31closer than a quarter mile.

00:34:32You know?

00:34:33Yeah.

00:34:33And that was a real important

00:34:35that was one important agreement

00:34:37that we agreed on.

00:34:39And if I were to see one today

00:34:40out in the desert

00:34:41or out in Indian Springs Valley

00:34:44or out in the town

00:34:45of Indian Springs

00:34:46or whatever

00:34:46I would still be living

00:34:48by that agreement.

00:34:55I have a master's degree

00:34:56in nuclear physics

00:34:57and I believe that I

00:34:58I believe that I figured out

00:35:00how their deep spacecraft

00:35:02worked

00:35:03at least in general detail.

00:35:05And I copyrighted that

00:35:07in a scientific paper

00:35:10I call

00:35:10Hall Photon Theory.

00:35:13It's included in the appendix

00:35:15of book three

00:35:16Millennial Hospitality 3

00:35:18The Road Home.

00:35:21I believe

00:35:21their deep

00:35:22their scout craft

00:35:24and their deep spacecraft

00:35:25had a double hull construction.

00:35:29And for example

00:35:29in the case of the scout craft

00:35:31in between those two hulls

00:35:33they had what appeared to be

00:35:35a thousand miles

00:35:36of fiber optic windings.

00:35:39They built the scout craft

00:35:41using materials supplied them

00:35:43by the U.S. Air Force.

00:35:51The scout craft

00:35:52were clearly built

00:35:53here on this earth.

00:35:55When you went on board

00:35:56some of

00:35:57many of the parts

00:35:58like the seats

00:35:59still had the mold markings

00:36:01of American manufacturers

00:36:03like Lockheed

00:36:04Boeing

00:36:04the overhead compartments

00:36:07by Airstream

00:36:08and so on.

00:36:10And so therefore

00:36:11it would

00:36:11it had to be

00:36:12perfectly possible

00:36:13to build the scout craft

00:36:15with its anti-gravity drive

00:36:17using ordinary

00:36:18American parts.

00:36:20The scout craft

00:36:22had

00:36:22the fiber optics

00:36:23windings

00:36:24came in several sets.

00:36:27And

00:36:27and

00:36:28and the way it worked

00:36:29is

00:36:30it worked in a manner

00:36:32philosophically the same

00:36:34as an electromagnet.

00:36:36It's just that

00:36:37they did not

00:36:37in an electromagnet

00:36:39you use electrons

00:36:40on copper

00:36:41going down copper wires

00:36:43and coils.

00:36:44Instead

00:36:45they

00:36:46instead of electrons

00:36:47they used

00:36:47some other

00:36:48subatomic particle.

00:36:50I'm not sure

00:36:51which one.

00:36:52It's my understanding

00:36:53that there are

00:36:54three different ones

00:36:55or maybe five

00:36:56different ones

00:36:57perhaps

00:36:58mesons

00:36:59or bosons

00:37:00or

00:37:00those subatomic

00:37:02particles

00:37:02and then

00:37:03that

00:37:04that

00:37:04that put out

00:37:05anti-gravity.

00:37:06The particle

00:37:08generators

00:37:08looked like

00:37:09batteries

00:37:10where there was

00:37:11one that would

00:37:11create the particles

00:37:12and accelerate

00:37:13them into

00:37:14the fiber optics

00:37:15and then

00:37:16the fiber optics

00:37:17amplified

00:37:18the anti-gravity

00:37:19field

00:37:19the same way

00:37:20that an electromagnet

00:37:21amplifies

00:37:22the electric field

00:37:23or the magnetic field

00:37:24and then

00:37:26there was another one

00:37:26that picked up

00:37:27the particles.

00:37:29Of course

00:37:30they had to be

00:37:31refueled

00:37:31after

00:37:32you know

00:37:32they had to be

00:37:34recharged

00:37:35just the way

00:37:36a battery

00:37:36has to be

00:37:37recharged.

00:37:38The same

00:37:39technology

00:37:39was used

00:37:40on their

00:37:40suits

00:37:41the ones

00:37:42that allowed

00:37:43them to

00:37:43levitate

00:37:43and if

00:37:45they were

00:37:45running the

00:37:46suit at

00:37:46full power

00:37:47and they

00:37:48came out

00:37:49from their

00:37:49rest area

00:37:50at 1130

00:37:52at night

00:37:53then by

00:37:54530

00:37:54in the morning

00:37:55the suit

00:37:56was almost

00:37:57out of power

00:37:57so that

00:37:58the batteries

00:38:00they had

00:38:01on their

00:38:01suits

00:38:02would only

00:38:03last

00:38:03six hours

00:38:04or so.

00:38:05The batteries

00:38:06on the

00:38:06deep spacecraft

00:38:07obviously

00:38:08also had

00:38:09a limit

00:38:09to how long

00:38:10you know

00:38:11had to be

00:38:11recharged

00:38:11periodically

00:38:12although I'm

00:38:13not sure

00:38:14how long

00:38:14that limit

00:38:15was

00:38:15but

00:38:16it perhaps

00:38:18depended

00:38:18on the

00:38:19craft.

00:38:20The deep

00:38:21spacecraft

00:38:21would arrive

00:38:22and leave

00:38:23on schedule

00:38:23and the

00:38:24shortest

00:38:24schedule

00:38:25was two

00:38:26and a half

00:38:26months

00:38:27the longest

00:38:28schedule

00:38:28that I saw

00:38:29was five

00:38:30years

00:38:30so they had

00:38:31to be able

00:38:32to carry fuel

00:38:32to recharge

00:38:33the batteries

00:38:34for that long

00:38:35or their technology

00:38:37had to allow

00:38:37the batteries

00:38:38to be recharged

00:38:39for that long

00:38:40but they did

00:38:41have to be

00:38:42recharged

00:38:42you did have

00:38:43to periodically

00:38:44stop

00:38:45and put in

00:38:46a new power

00:38:47source.

00:38:47The outer

00:38:49set of coils

00:38:50served to

00:38:51streamline

00:38:52the craft

00:38:53for travel

00:38:54within space

00:38:55itself

00:38:56and when the

00:38:58outer set

00:38:58of coils

00:38:59were powered

00:39:00up

00:39:01it also

00:39:02protected them

00:39:03from the

00:39:03forces of

00:39:04acceleration

00:39:05and deceleration

00:39:06as I described

00:39:08in book two

00:39:10it was common

00:39:11to see the

00:39:12scout craft

00:39:12if it were

00:39:13sitting out

00:39:13in the desert

00:39:14some distance

00:39:15and perhaps

00:39:17say three miles

00:39:18when it was

00:39:19sitting there

00:39:20unpowered

00:39:21it would just

00:39:22look like

00:39:23a white ellipsoid

00:39:24with windows

00:39:25and the way

00:39:27you'd expect

00:39:28when they

00:39:30powered up

00:39:30the outer set

00:39:31of coils

00:39:32it would take

00:39:33on a fuzzy

00:39:34appearance

00:39:35the outer field

00:39:36obviously protected

00:39:37them from radiation

00:39:38in space

00:39:39as well

00:39:40then when they

00:39:41lifted up

00:39:42off the desert

00:39:43if they had

00:39:45the outer coils

00:39:46energized

00:39:46they were capable

00:39:48of tremendous

00:39:49performance

00:39:50it was common

00:39:51to see the

00:39:52scout craft

00:39:52accelerate from

00:39:54zero to

00:39:558,000 miles

00:39:56an hour

00:39:57travel just

00:39:58a short distance

00:39:59like 7 miles

00:40:01or 10 miles

00:40:02stop and

00:40:03sit down

00:40:04again

00:40:04and then

00:40:05turn off

00:40:05the coils

00:40:06the people

00:40:08on board

00:40:08didn't belt

00:40:09themselves in

00:40:10they just

00:40:11sat in chairs

00:40:11the way we do

00:40:12because they

00:40:14didn't feel

00:40:14the force

00:40:15of acceleration

00:40:16if they

00:40:17did not

00:40:17have the

00:40:18coils

00:40:18powered up

00:40:19however

00:40:20if they

00:40:21were bringing

00:40:21the scout craft

00:40:22in real close

00:40:23like if they

00:40:24were going to

00:40:24park it

00:40:24beside the

00:40:25range 3

00:40:27lounge

00:40:28they would

00:40:28turn off

00:40:29the outer set

00:40:30of coils

00:40:30while they were

00:40:31still some

00:40:31distance away

00:40:32because the

00:40:33field

00:40:34coming off

00:40:35that outer set

00:40:35of coils

00:40:36extended a great

00:40:37distance from

00:40:37the craft

00:40:38of course

00:40:40before they

00:40:41turned off

00:40:41the coils

00:40:42they would

00:40:42first slow

00:40:43to maybe

00:40:443 or 5

00:40:45miles an hour

00:40:45and then

00:40:46once they

00:40:47turned off

00:40:47the coils

00:40:48then they

00:40:49drove it

00:40:49like a

00:40:49baby buggy

00:40:50then they

00:40:51just came

00:40:53in real slow

00:40:54and landed

00:40:54like 2 or

00:40:553 miles an

00:40:56hour

00:40:56and when

00:40:57they took

00:40:58off

00:40:58if they

00:40:59hadn't

00:40:59charged up

00:41:00the coils

00:41:00then they

00:41:01would be

00:41:02traveling

00:41:02just 2 or

00:41:033 miles an

00:41:03hour

00:41:03they'd be

00:41:04traveling

00:41:04like a

00:41:05baby buggy

00:41:05but it

00:41:07wasn't

00:41:08until they

00:41:08powered up

00:41:08that other

00:41:09set of

00:41:09coils

00:41:10that they

00:41:10would start

00:41:10doing high

00:41:11speed

00:41:11performance

00:41:12powering up

00:41:13the coils

00:41:14took a

00:41:14little while

00:41:15just like

00:41:15turning on

00:41:16an electromagnet

00:41:17it wasn't

00:41:18it was

00:41:19common for

00:41:19it to

00:41:19take as

00:41:20long as

00:41:2110 seconds

00:41:21for the

00:41:22coils

00:41:22to power

00:41:23up

00:41:23because the

00:41:25particles

00:41:25that are

00:41:25running

00:41:26through the

00:41:26fiber optics

00:41:27are

00:41:28subatomic

00:41:29particles

00:41:29that do

00:41:31decay

00:41:31the coils

00:41:33would heat

00:41:33up

00:41:34if you

00:41:34overused

00:41:35if you

00:41:35ran at

00:41:36full power

00:41:37for too

00:41:37long

00:41:38and

00:41:39the

00:41:39tall

00:41:39whites

00:41:40were always

00:41:41very

00:41:41conscious

00:41:42of the

00:41:42temperature

00:41:43of the

00:41:43coils

00:41:43and therefore

00:41:45it was

00:41:45very common

00:41:46to see them

00:41:47when they

00:41:47sat down

00:41:48on the

00:41:48desert

00:41:49on occasion

00:41:50especially

00:41:51on hot

00:41:52days

00:41:52to get out

00:41:52and open

00:41:53up the

00:41:53panels

00:41:54on the

00:41:54outside

00:41:55of the

00:41:55scout craft

00:41:59obviously

00:42:00just letting

00:42:01the coils

00:42:01cool off

00:42:02it doesn't

00:42:03mean the

00:42:03coils

00:42:04were necessarily

00:42:04too hot

00:42:05but they

00:42:06were always

00:42:06they like

00:42:07the coils

00:42:07running cold

00:42:08and they're

00:42:09always very

00:42:10conscious of

00:42:11the coil

00:42:11temperature

00:42:12on that day

00:42:13that scout

00:42:14craft

00:42:14suffered a

00:42:15meltdown

00:42:16of the

00:42:16fiber optics

00:42:17now that

00:42:18as I remember

00:42:19was a

00:42:19Wednesday

00:42:20and they

00:42:21worked on

00:42:21that craft

00:42:22from Wednesday

00:42:2324 hours a day

00:42:25till the following

00:42:25Monday morning

00:42:26just getting

00:42:28enough coils

00:42:28repaired

00:42:29so that they

00:42:29could lift off

00:42:30and take it

00:42:31back to the

00:42:31base

00:42:32and in order

00:42:33to take it

00:42:33back to the

00:42:34base

00:42:34they had to

00:42:34bring out

00:42:35two extra

00:42:35scout craft

00:42:36in the meantime

00:42:37they brought

00:42:38out several

00:42:38others with

00:42:39mechanics and

00:42:40stuff

00:42:40and they had

00:42:41to nurse it

00:42:42back to base

00:42:43by running

00:42:43two extra

00:42:44scout craft

00:42:44on each

00:42:45side

00:42:45just to get

00:42:46it back to

00:42:47base where

00:42:47they could

00:42:48fiddle with

00:42:48the coils

00:42:49recovering from

00:42:50a coil

00:42:50meltdown

00:42:51was obviously

00:42:52a big problem

00:42:52for them

00:42:53that I never

00:42:55saw any

00:42:55humans

00:42:56working on

00:42:57the coils

00:42:58the tall

00:42:59whites were

00:42:59very

00:43:00I never

00:43:00saw any

00:43:01air force

00:43:02personnel or

00:43:02anybody out

00:43:03there with

00:43:03them

00:43:04the tall

00:43:04whites always

00:43:06reserved to

00:43:07the option

00:43:07or anything

00:43:08to do with

00:43:09the coils

00:43:09was they

00:43:11always wanted

00:43:11only tall

00:43:12whites on

00:43:13there

00:43:13as far as

00:43:14I know

00:43:15I'm the only

00:43:16human that got

00:43:17anywhere close

00:43:18to the coils

00:43:18I got to

00:43:19within a few

00:43:20hundred feet

00:43:21before their

00:43:22guard blocked

00:43:23my way and

00:43:24made it clear

00:43:25that he didn't

00:43:25want me to go

00:43:26any closer

00:43:26it might have

00:43:27been because

00:43:28since they're

00:43:28running subatomic

00:43:29particles

00:43:30maybe he was

00:43:30just concerned

00:43:31about the

00:43:32radioactive fields

00:43:32coming off

00:43:33it

00:43:33but he didn't

00:43:35want me up

00:43:35there touching

00:43:36them or

00:43:36anything

00:43:36I've been

00:43:44on board

00:43:44the scout

00:43:45craft

00:43:45but not

00:43:46on board

00:43:46the deep

00:43:47spacecraft

00:43:47the deep

00:43:49spacecraft

00:43:49which are

00:43:50the same

00:43:50design

00:43:51and the

00:43:51same

00:43:51technology

00:43:52but much

00:43:53larger

00:43:53are titanium

00:43:56black

00:43:57the one

00:43:58that came

00:43:58in damaged

00:43:59with meteor

00:44:00with meteor

00:44:00damage

00:44:01that is

00:44:02the

00:44:02I got

00:44:03closer to

00:44:04that one

00:44:04than any

00:44:04of the

00:44:05other

00:44:05deep

00:44:05spacecraft

00:44:06that one

00:44:06I got

00:44:07within a

00:44:07few hundred

00:44:07feet of

00:44:08as it

00:44:09came by

00:44:09me

00:44:10in the

00:44:10snowstorm

00:44:11and so I

00:44:12did see a

00:44:13great deal

00:44:13about the

00:44:14deep

00:44:14spacecraft

00:44:14but the only

00:44:16people I

00:44:17ever saw

00:44:17the only

00:44:18creatures I

00:44:19ever saw

00:44:19on the

00:44:19deep

00:44:19spacecraft

00:44:20were the

00:44:21tall

00:44:21whites

00:44:21themselves

00:44:22on the

00:44:23scout

00:44:23craft

00:44:24however

00:44:24it was

00:44:25common

00:44:25to see

00:44:27American

00:44:28U.S.

00:44:28Air Force

00:44:29generals

00:44:29on the

00:44:30scout

00:44:30craft

00:44:31along with

00:44:32their tall

00:44:33white

00:44:33counterparts

00:44:34that was

00:44:34very common

00:44:35and I

00:44:36myself

00:44:37was on

00:44:38the

00:44:38scout

00:44:38craft

00:44:39however

00:44:40they never

00:44:41came to

00:44:41just take

00:44:42me for a

00:44:42joyride

00:44:43you know

00:44:43they never

00:44:44came to

00:44:45say

00:44:45oh let me

00:44:46show you

00:44:46the sun

00:44:47and the moon

00:44:47and the

00:44:47stars

00:44:48I don't

00:44:49know

00:44:49maybe

00:44:49they would

00:44:50have

00:44:50if I'd

00:44:50asked

00:44:50them

00:44:51but

00:44:51they knew

00:44:52they knew

00:44:52that we

00:44:52had rank

00:44:53and that I

00:44:53was an

00:44:54enlisted

00:44:54man

00:44:54the lowest

00:44:55of the

00:44:56low

00:44:56you know

00:44:56if there's

00:44:57a latrine

00:44:58to be cleaned

00:44:58I'll be

00:44:58the one

00:44:59doing the

00:44:59work

00:44:59and they

00:45:00were well

00:45:01aware

00:45:01that generals

00:45:02who show

00:45:02up with

00:45:02four stars

00:45:03knew perfect

00:45:04were given

00:45:04the orders

00:45:05and I

00:45:06was pretty

00:45:06much

00:45:06taking them

00:45:07you know

00:45:07so it's

00:45:08not like

00:45:08they

00:45:09you know

00:45:09and it's

00:45:11not like

00:45:11they ever

00:45:11came purely

00:45:13to entertain

00:45:14me with

00:45:14their scout

00:45:15craft

00:45:15that occasion

00:45:16when I was

00:45:16on board

00:45:17their scout

00:45:17craft

00:45:18remember

00:45:19they had

00:45:19several

00:45:20new arrivals

00:45:20who were

00:45:21part of

00:45:21the technology

00:45:22transfer

00:45:22and their

00:45:25motivation

00:45:26for taking

00:45:26me on

00:45:27the board

00:45:27of the

00:45:27scout

00:45:27craft

00:45:28on that

00:45:28particular

00:45:29day

00:45:29appeared

00:45:31to be

00:45:31that the

00:45:32new arrivals

00:45:33who were

00:45:33afraid of

00:45:34me

00:45:34had to

00:45:35practice

00:45:35coming up

00:45:36to Charlie

00:45:36and saying

00:45:37hello Charlie

00:45:37and then

00:45:38once having

00:45:40gotten to

00:45:40within 10

00:45:41feet of the

00:45:41gorilla

00:45:42then they

00:45:42would back

00:45:42away

00:45:43and stay

00:45:43out there

00:45:44like 20

00:45:44feet

00:45:44they'd so

00:45:45bravely

00:45:46faced me

00:45:47down

00:45:47in the

00:45:47sagebrush

00:45:48I guess

00:45:48but I guess

00:45:49what they

00:45:50were thinking

00:45:50of

00:45:50I believe

00:45:52what they

00:45:53were thinking

00:45:53of on

00:45:54that day

00:45:54is that

00:45:55they were

00:45:56going to

00:45:56suggest

00:45:57to the

00:45:57American

00:45:57generals

00:45:58additional

00:45:59technology

00:46:00exchange

00:46:00projects

00:46:01and I

00:46:02think

00:46:02they were

00:46:02using me

00:46:03as the

00:46:03test

00:46:03guinea pig

00:46:04to take

00:46:05me on

00:46:05board

00:46:05the

00:46:06scout

00:46:06craft

00:46:06and show

00:46:07me

00:46:08what was

00:46:10on board

00:46:10the scout

00:46:11craft

00:46:11and then

00:46:12they could

00:46:12test my

00:46:13reaction

00:46:13to what

00:46:14I thought

00:46:14was good

00:46:15and what

00:46:15I thought

00:46:15was

00:46:16what I

00:46:17was impressed

00:46:17with and

00:46:18what I

00:46:18wasn't

00:46:18with

00:46:18and then

00:46:19I think

00:46:19they were

00:46:20saying

00:46:20therefore

00:46:20that when

00:46:21they went

00:46:21and talked

00:46:21to the

00:46:22American

00:46:22generals

00:46:22they could

00:46:23say

00:46:23we'll make

00:46:24this better

00:46:24for you

00:46:25and that

00:46:25not so

00:46:26good

00:46:26for you

00:46:26or we'll

00:46:27make this

00:46:28better for

00:46:28you

00:46:28we can

00:46:29help

00:46:29you

00:46:29here

00:46:29the scout

00:46:41the scout

00:46:41craft

00:46:42was made

00:46:42completely

00:46:43out of

00:46:43American

00:46:43parts

00:46:44and looked

00:46:44like an

00:46:45RV trailer

00:46:46when you

00:46:47went on

00:46:47board

00:46:47it was

00:46:48ellipsoidal

00:46:49and the

00:46:50scout

00:46:50craft

00:46:50was white

00:46:51with windows

00:46:52on both

00:46:52sides

00:46:53more windows

00:46:54the door

00:46:55when you

00:46:56looked at

00:46:56the front

00:46:57of the

00:46:57when you

00:46:57were standing

00:46:58looking at

00:46:58the front

00:46:59of the

00:46:59scout

00:46:59craft

00:47:00the door

00:47:01on that

00:47:01craft

00:47:02was on

00:47:02the right

00:47:03since they

00:47:04were all

00:47:04made here

00:47:05there was

00:47:05a number

00:47:06of different

00:47:06variations

00:47:07in the

00:47:07design

00:47:08and the

00:47:09windows

00:47:09on that

00:47:09side

00:47:10extended

00:47:10further

00:47:11back

00:47:11than on

00:47:12the left

00:47:12side

00:47:13there were

00:47:14no windows

00:47:15on the

00:47:15back

00:47:15none

00:47:16on the

00:47:16top

00:47:16none

00:47:17on the

00:47:17bottom

00:47:17and only

00:47:19one door

00:47:19the one

00:47:20on the

00:47:20right

00:47:20which

00:47:21opened

00:47:21from the

00:47:21top

00:47:22and

00:47:23much

00:47:24like

00:47:25a

00:47:25Learjet

00:47:25or

00:47:26some

00:47:27Learjets

00:47:27when you

00:47:28went on

00:47:29board

00:47:29there was

00:47:30a bulkhead

00:47:31about

00:47:31a third

00:47:32of the

00:47:32way

00:47:33back

00:47:33in front

00:47:34of the

00:47:34bulkhead

00:47:35on all

00:47:35the

00:47:36scout

00:47:36craft

00:47:36the

00:47:37design

00:47:37was

00:47:37the

00:47:37same

00:47:38there

00:47:38were

00:47:39five

00:47:39seats

00:47:39without

00:47:40seat

00:47:40belts

00:47:41that

00:47:41you

00:47:41just

00:47:41sat

00:47:42in

00:47:42the

00:47:42tall

00:47:43whites

00:47:43are

00:47:43not

00:47:43built

00:47:44strong

00:47:44like

00:47:44we

00:47:45are

00:47:45and

00:47:45so

00:47:45the

00:47:45idea

00:47:45of

00:47:46belting

00:47:46themselves

00:47:46in

00:47:47would

00:47:47damage

00:47:47their

00:47:47bodies

00:47:48there

00:47:49was

00:47:49two

00:47:49seats

00:47:50for

00:47:50the

00:47:50pilot

00:47:50and

00:47:51the

00:47:51co-pilot

00:47:51and

00:47:51then

00:47:52three

00:47:52other

00:47:52seats

00:47:52in

00:47:53the

00:47:53front

00:47:53and

00:47:54they

00:47:54weren't

00:47:55very

00:47:55interested

00:47:56in

00:47:56showing

00:47:56me

00:47:56the

00:47:57cockpit

00:47:57area

00:47:57they

00:47:57said

00:47:58there

00:47:58wasn't

00:47:58much

00:47:58about

00:47:59it

00:47:59that

00:47:59I

00:47:59would

00:47:59understand

00:48:00anyway

00:48:00on

00:48:02the

00:48:02bulkhead

00:48:03there

00:48:03was

00:48:03a set

00:48:04of

00:48:04panels

00:48:05nowadays

00:48:06we

00:48:06consider

00:48:06it

00:48:06old

00:48:07hat

00:48:07switches

00:48:08that

00:48:08don't

00:48:08move

00:48:09like

00:48:09you

00:48:09have

00:48:09on

00:48:10microwave

00:48:10weapons

00:48:10were

00:48:11but

00:48:11in

00:48:11the

00:48:1260s

00:48:12that

00:48:13was

00:48:13considered

00:48:13pretty

00:48:13avant-garde

00:48:20which

00:48:20was

00:48:20actually

00:48:21copyrighted

00:48:22in

00:48:23more or

00:48:23less

00:48:24about

00:48:241929

00:48:25but

00:48:26it

00:48:26still

00:48:26they

00:48:27weren't

00:48:27in

00:48:27common

00:48:27use

00:48:28on

00:48:29each

00:48:29switch

00:48:30there

00:48:30were

00:48:30a

00:48:30set

00:48:30of

00:48:30icons

00:48:31now

00:48:32we

00:48:32consider

00:48:32that

00:48:33old

00:48:33hat

00:48:33too

00:48:33because

00:48:34you

00:48:34get

00:48:35by

00:48:35your

00:48:35car

00:48:35and

00:48:36there's

00:48:36icons

00:48:36but

00:48:37in

00:48:37the

00:48:3760s

00:48:38that

00:48:38was

00:48:38considered

00:48:39pretty

00:48:39avant-garde

00:48:40the

00:48:40icons

00:48:41were

00:48:41pretty

00:48:41ordinary

00:48:42one

00:48:43controlled

00:48:43the

00:48:44outside

00:48:44lights

00:48:45and

00:48:45it

00:48:45looked

00:48:45like

00:48:45the

00:48:46sun

00:48:46one

00:48:47controlled

00:48:47the

00:48:47inside

00:48:50terms

00:48:50of

00:48:50the

00:48:50icons

00:48:51there

00:48:51wasn't

00:48:52or

00:48:52the

00:48:53hieroglyphs

00:48:53on

00:48:53the

00:48:54switches

00:48:54they

00:48:55weren't

00:48:55very

00:48:56different

00:48:56than

00:48:56say

00:48:57hieroglyphs

00:48:57on

00:48:57the

00:48:58Egyptian

00:48:58pyramids

00:48:59or

00:48:59the

00:49:00icons

00:49:00that

00:49:01you

00:49:01see

00:49:01on

00:49:01a

00:49:01modern

00:49:01day

00:49:02automobile

00:49:02behind

00:49:04the

00:49:04bulkhead

00:49:05there

00:49:05were

00:49:05at least

00:49:07three

00:49:07or

00:49:08four

00:49:08different

00:49:08designs

00:49:09depending

00:49:10on

00:49:11which

00:49:11model

00:49:12of

00:49:12the

00:49:12scout

00:49:13craft

00:49:13you

00:49:13were

00:49:13looking

00:49:13at

00:49:14in

00:49:15the

00:49:15RV

00:49:15model

00:49:16the

00:49:17one

00:49:17on

00:49:18that

00:49:18day

00:49:19that

00:49:19I

00:49:20what

00:49:20was

00:49:21behind

00:49:21the

00:49:21bulkhead

00:49:22was

00:49:22an

00:49:23ordinary

00:49:23RV

00:49:23when

00:49:24you

00:49:24went

00:49:24in

00:49:25there

00:49:25and

00:49:25you

00:49:25were

00:49:25looking

00:49:26towards

00:49:26the

00:49:26back

00:49:27on

00:49:27the

00:49:27right

00:49:27there

00:49:28was

00:49:28a

00:49:28microwave

00:49:28oven

00:49:29only

00:49:30where

00:49:30the

00:49:30aliens

00:49:30had

00:49:31taken

00:49:31off

00:49:31the

00:49:32mechanical

00:49:32door

00:49:33and

00:49:33put

00:49:34on

00:49:34a

00:49:34different

00:49:34cover

00:49:35with

00:49:35coils

00:49:36around

00:49:37it

00:49:37and

00:49:38then

00:49:38when

00:49:38they

00:49:38turned

00:49:38on

00:49:38the

00:49:39oven

00:49:39they

00:49:39first

00:49:39turned

00:49:39on

00:49:40the

00:49:40coils

00:49:40and

00:49:41the

00:49:41coils

00:49:41put

00:49:41out

00:49:42the

00:49:42standard

00:49:42field

00:49:43and

00:49:44prevented

00:49:44microwaves

00:49:45from

00:49:46going

00:49:46through

00:49:46that

00:49:46field

00:49:47into

00:49:47the

00:49:48room

00:49:48beyond

00:49:49so

00:49:50it

00:49:50looked

00:49:50like

00:49:50a

00:49:50little

00:49:50cave

00:49:51where

00:49:51you

00:49:51turn

00:49:51it

00:49:51on

00:49:51and

00:49:52turn

00:49:52it

00:49:52off

00:49:52and

00:49:52you

00:49:52didn't

00:49:52have

00:49:53to

00:49:53fiddle

00:49:53with

00:49:53the

00:49:53door

00:49:53you see

00:49:54in the

00:49:55back

00:49:55was

00:49:55the

00:49:55latrine

00:49:56just

00:49:56like

00:49:56in

00:49:56an

00:49:57RV

00:49:57and

00:49:58the

00:49:58left

00:49:58they

00:49:58had

00:49:59the

00:49:59seats

00:50:00where

00:50:00you

00:50:00would

00:50:00eat

00:50:01but

00:50:01also

00:50:02they

00:50:02had

00:50:02hammocks

00:50:03where

00:50:03the

00:50:03children

00:50:03would

00:50:03sleep

00:50:04and

00:50:04then

00:50:05they

00:50:05had

00:50:05the

00:50:05overhead

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00:50:10great

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00:50:12on

00:50:12the

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00:50:13in

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00:50:14had

00:50:14a

00:50:14mirror

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00:50:14a

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00:50:15table

00:50:15where

00:50:16the

00:50:16teacher

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00:50:17stuff

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00:50:18pretty

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00:50:42number

00:50:42of

00:50:43tall

00:50:43white

00:50:43aliens

00:50:44at the

00:50:44base

00:50:45varied

00:50:46somewhat

00:50:46depending

00:50:47on how

00:50:47many

00:50:48deep

00:50:48spacecraft

00:50:48were

00:50:49in

00:50:49port

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00:50:52book

00:50:53three

00:50:53in

00:50:53the

00:50:54chapter

00:50:54entitled

00:50:55The

00:50:55End

00:50:56of

00:50:56Innocence

00:50:56on

00:50:58one

00:50:58night

00:50:58I

00:50:59saw

00:50:59between

00:50:59200

00:51:00and

00:51:00300

00:51:01different

00:51:03tall

00:51:03white

00:51:04individuals

00:51:04there

00:51:05were

00:51:05so

00:51:05many

00:51:05I

00:51:06couldn't

00:51:06count

00:51:06them

00:51:06lined

00:51:07up

00:51:08along

00:51:08the

00:51:08mountains

00:51:09to

00:51:09the

00:51:09east

00:51:09of

00:51:09up

00:51:10along

00:51:10where

00:51:11the

00:51:11ammunition

00:51:11bunker

00:51:12was

00:51:12on the

00:51:14night

00:51:14that

00:51:14the

00:51:15tall

00:51:15white

00:51:15lady

00:51:16known

00:51:16as

00:51:16Pamela

00:51:16was

00:51:17supposed

00:51:17to

00:51:17finish

00:51:18her

00:51:18final

00:51:20exam

00:51:20to be

00:51:21head

00:51:21of

00:51:21the

00:51:21technology

00:51:23transfer

00:51:23team

00:51:24to go

00:51:24into

00:51:25Livermore

00:51:25on

00:51:27that

00:51:27night

00:51:27as

00:51:27I

00:51:27described

00:51:28in

00:51:28my

00:51:28book

00:51:28she

00:51:28panicked

00:51:29and

00:51:29failed

00:51:29but

00:51:30in

00:51:33amongst

00:51:34those

00:51:34200

00:51:34or

00:51:34300

00:51:35tall

00:51:35whites

00:51:36and

00:51:36that's

00:51:36just

00:51:36an

00:51:37estimate

00:51:37because

00:51:37I

00:51:37couldn't

00:51:39there

00:51:39was a

00:51:39crowd of

00:51:40people

00:51:40and I

00:51:40couldn't

00:51:41count

00:51:41them

00:51:41all

00:51:41there

00:51:42were

00:51:42also

00:51:43American

00:51:44air

00:51:44force

00:51:44personnel

00:51:45nobody

00:51:47below

00:51:48the rank

00:51:48of

00:51:48colonel

00:51:49there

00:51:50was

00:51:50like

00:51:50a

00:51:50four

00:51:51star

00:51:51general

00:51:51a

00:51:52three

00:51:52star

00:51:52general

00:51:53there

00:51:53were

00:51:53several

00:51:54of

00:51:54them

00:51:54there

00:51:55were

00:51:55also

00:51:55several

00:51:56American

00:51:56government

00:51:57people

00:51:58in

00:51:58civilian

00:51:58clothing

00:51:59over

00:51:59there

00:52:00the

00:52:00tall

00:52:01white

00:52:01individuals

00:52:02that they

00:52:03were

00:52:03talking

00:52:03to

00:52:04appeared

00:52:05to come

00:52:05from

00:52:05all walks

00:52:06of

00:52:06life

00:52:07some

00:52:07of

00:52:08the

00:52:08tall

00:52:09whites

00:52:09were

00:52:09clearly

00:52:10the

00:52:11tall

00:52:11white

00:52:11equivalent

00:52:12of

00:52:12generals

00:52:12others

00:52:13were

00:52:13clearly

00:52:14the

00:52:14equivalent

00:52:15of

00:52:15tall

00:52:15white

00:52:15civilian

00:52:16government

00:52:17people

00:52:17but

00:52:18there

00:52:18were

00:52:18an

00:52:18awful

00:52:19lot

00:52:19of

00:52:19tall

00:52:19whites

00:52:20who

00:52:20weren't

00:52:21obviously

00:52:21part of

00:52:22the

00:52:22military

00:52:22but

00:52:23were

00:52:23just

00:52:23women

00:52:23and

00:52:24children

00:52:24at

00:52:25one

00:52:25point

00:52:25for

00:52:26example

00:52:26the

00:52:26tall

00:52:27white

00:52:27lady

00:52:27whose

00:52:28CIA

00:52:28name

00:52:29was

00:52:29the

00:52:29teacher

00:52:30was

00:52:31standing

00:52:31out

00:52:31in front

00:52:33of the

00:52:33line

00:52:33with a

00:52:34group

00:52:34of

00:52:34children

00:52:34around

00:52:35her

00:52:35and

00:52:36was

00:52:36pointing

00:52:36out

00:52:36the

00:52:37position

00:52:38of the

00:52:39balloon

00:52:39that I

00:52:39had

00:52:40released

00:52:40and

00:52:40where

00:52:41it

00:52:41was

00:52:41in

00:52:41the

00:52:41sky

00:52:42for

00:52:42them

00:52:42to

00:52:43all

00:52:43watch

00:52:43the

00:52:43balloon

00:52:43floating

00:52:44and

00:52:45the

00:52:46tall

00:52:46whites

00:52:46had

00:52:47a

00:52:48social

00:52:48structure

00:52:49divisional

00:52:50labor

00:52:50very

00:52:51similar

00:52:51to

00:52:52our

00:52:52own

00:52:52and

00:52:53so

00:52:53some

00:52:54were

00:52:54military

00:52:54people

00:52:55some

00:52:55were

00:52:55medical

00:52:56people

00:52:56and

00:52:56they

00:52:57had

00:52:58personalities

00:52:58accordingly

00:52:59on

00:53:00that

00:53:00night

00:53:01there

00:53:02were

00:53:02I

00:53:02counted

00:53:03between

00:53:0335

00:53:04and

00:53:0450

00:53:05perhaps

00:53:06as

00:53:06many

00:53:07as

00:53:0775

00:53:07scout

00:53:08craft

00:53:08that

00:53:09had

00:53:09parked

00:53:10in

00:53:10the

00:53:11part

00:53:11of

00:53:11the

00:53:11desert

00:53:12that

00:53:12I

00:53:12had

00:53:12dubbed

00:53:13the

00:53:13parking

00:53:13area

00:53:14there

00:53:14were

00:53:15so

00:53:15many

00:53:15I

00:53:15lost

00:53:15count

00:53:16of

00:53:16the

00:53:16numbers

00:53:17I

00:53:18couldn't

00:53:18count

00:53:18them

00:53:18all

00:53:19but

00:53:19I

00:53:19estimated

00:53:20that

00:53:20somewhere

00:53:21between

00:53:2135

00:53:22and

00:53:2250

00:53:22was

00:53:23a

00:53:23reasonable

00:53:23count

00:53:24but

00:53:24there

00:53:24may

00:53:24have

00:53:24been

00:53:2475

00:53:25so

00:53:26the

00:53:26number

00:53:26of

00:53:27tall

00:53:27white

00:53:27individuals

00:53:28and

00:53:28scout

00:53:29craft

00:53:29you

00:53:30know

00:53:30was

00:53:32at

00:53:32least

00:53:32that

00:53:32large

00:53:33I

00:53:33have

00:53:34no

00:53:34idea

00:53:34if

00:53:34that

00:53:34was

00:53:35everybody

00:53:35on

00:53:35the

00:53:35base

00:53:36that

00:53:36had

00:53:36come

00:53:36down

00:53:37or

00:53:37if

00:53:37that

00:53:37what

00:53:38percentage

00:53:38that

00:53:38was

00:53:39but

00:53:39the

00:53:40number

00:53:40of

00:53:40people

00:53:41that

00:53:41you

00:53:41could

00:53:41see

00:53:41the

00:53:42number

00:53:42of

00:53:42individuals

00:53:43that

00:53:43you

00:53:43could

00:53:43come

00:53:43across

00:53:44was

00:53:45at

00:53:45least

00:53:45in

00:53:45that

00:53:46numeric

00:53:46range

00:53:47the

00:53:48number

00:53:48when

00:53:49they

00:53:49came

00:53:49around

00:53:49to

00:53:50where

00:53:50I

00:53:50was

00:53:50they

00:53:52came

00:53:52around

00:53:53you

00:53:53the

00:53:54kinds

00:53:55of

00:53:55individuals

00:53:55that

00:53:56came

00:53:56around

00:53:56were

00:53:57from

00:53:57all

00:53:58walks

00:53:58of

00:53:58life

00:53:59and

00:53:59the

00:54:00tall

00:54:00white

00:54:00doctor

00:54:01came

00:54:01around

00:54:02with

00:54:02and

00:54:03the

00:54:03tall

00:54:03whites

00:54:03he

00:54:04brought

00:54:04with

00:54:04him

00:54:04appeared

00:54:05to be

00:54:05medical

00:54:06students

00:54:07they

00:54:07had

00:54:07no

00:54:08interest

00:54:08in

00:54:08the

00:54:09mechanical

00:54:09aspects

00:54:10of what

00:54:10I

00:54:10was

00:54:10doing

00:54:11although

00:54:11the

00:54:11doctor

00:54:12like

00:54:12a

00:54:13human

00:54:13doctor

00:54:13you

00:54:14know

00:54:14he

00:54:15cared

00:54:15only

00:54:15about

00:54:16the

00:54:16humanistic

00:54:17aspects

00:54:18on

00:54:18the

00:54:19other

00:54:19hand

00:54:19on

00:54:19a

00:54:19different

00:54:20night

00:54:20one

00:54:21of

00:54:21the

00:54:21tall

00:54:23young

00:54:25adult

00:54:25tall

00:54:26white

00:54:26men

00:54:26who

00:54:27were

00:54:27clearly

00:54:28electrical

00:54:28engineers

00:54:29one

00:54:30of

00:54:30the

00:54:30tall

00:54:31white

00:54:31individuals

00:54:33that I

00:54:34was

00:54:34reasonably

00:54:34good

00:54:35friends

00:54:35with

00:54:35called

00:54:36himself

00:54:37co-pilot

00:54:38but he

00:54:39was

00:54:39very

00:54:39proud

00:54:40of

00:54:40his

00:54:40ability

00:54:40to

00:54:40repair

00:54:41the

00:54:41scout

00:54:41craft

00:54:42and

00:54:42he

00:54:42wanted

00:54:42to

00:54:43have

00:54:43been

00:54:43called

00:54:43the

00:54:43mechanic

00:54:44but

00:54:44I

00:54:44guess

00:54:44the

00:54:45name

00:54:45was

00:54:45taken

00:54:45so he

00:54:47had to

00:54:47pick

00:54:48a

00:54:48different

00:54:48name

00:54:48you

00:54:49know

00:54:49another

00:54:50one

00:54:50was

00:54:50called

00:54:51the

00:54:52captain

00:54:53three

00:54:54he

00:54:55didn't

00:54:56appear

00:54:56to

00:54:56understand

00:54:57humans

00:54:58very

00:54:58well

00:54:58and he

00:54:59didn't

00:54:59appear

00:55:00to

00:55:00want

00:55:00to

00:55:00he

00:55:01appeared

00:55:01to

00:55:01just

00:55:02want

00:55:02to

00:55:02come

00:55:02and

00:55:02do

00:55:03whatever

00:55:03he

00:55:04had

00:55:04to

00:55:04do

00:55:04and

00:55:04then

00:55:05you

00:55:05know

00:55:05whatever

00:55:06you were

00:55:07for

00:55:07humans

00:55:07well

00:55:07that

00:55:08was

00:55:08you

00:55:08and

00:55:08go

00:55:08on

00:55:09about

00:55:09his

00:55:09business

00:55:09whereas

00:55:10the

00:55:11doctor

00:55:11described

00:55:12in

00:55:12the

00:55:12wayward

00:55:12wind

00:55:13he

00:55:14wanted

00:55:14to

00:55:14come

00:55:14and

00:55:15really

00:55:15understand

00:55:15humans

00:55:16what

00:55:16are

00:55:16they

00:55:16like

00:55:17you

00:55:17see

00:55:17others

00:55:18like

00:55:18the

00:55:19tall

00:55:19white

00:55:19general

00:55:20that

00:55:20I

00:55:20previously

00:55:21referred

00:55:21to

00:55:22the

00:55:24idea

00:55:24of him

00:55:24understanding

00:55:25anybody

00:55:25that

00:55:26he

00:55:26didn't

00:55:26care

00:55:26to

00:55:26understand

00:55:27anybody

00:55:27he

00:55:27came

00:55:27to

00:55:28give

00:55:28the

00:55:28orders

00:55:28and

00:55:28you

00:55:29were

00:55:29there

00:55:29to

00:55:29take

00:55:30him

00:55:30you

00:55:30know

00:55:30and

00:55:31if

00:55:32you

00:55:32liked

00:55:32him

00:55:32fine

00:55:32if

00:55:32you

00:55:33didn't

00:55:33like

00:55:33him

00:55:33fine

00:55:33but

00:55:33you

00:55:34know

00:55:34he

00:55:34was

00:55:35the

00:55:35general

00:55:35they

00:55:36were

00:55:36all

00:55:36like

00:55:37that

00:55:37the

00:55:44teacher

00:55:45was

00:55:45there

00:55:45and

00:55:45with

00:55:46the

00:55:46guards

00:55:46and

00:55:47the

00:55:47children

00:55:47were

00:55:47playing

00:55:48on

00:55:49the

00:55:49control

00:55:49tower

00:55:49and

00:55:50I

00:55:50walked

00:55:51over

00:55:51close

00:55:52to

00:55:52her

00:55:52ten

00:55:53feet

00:55:54or

00:55:54so

00:55:54and

00:55:55on

00:55:57that

00:55:58night

00:55:58she

00:55:58was

00:55:58willing

00:55:58to

00:55:59answer

00:55:59a

00:55:59few

00:55:59questions

00:56:00and

00:56:01I

00:56:01asked

00:56:01what

00:56:02she

00:56:02thought

00:56:02of

00:56:02humans

00:56:03and

00:56:03the

00:56:04planet

00:56:04earth

00:56:04I

00:56:06asked

00:56:06her

00:56:06how

00:56:07it

00:56:07compared

00:56:07with

00:56:08other

00:56:08inhabited

00:56:09planets

00:56:10that

00:56:10they

00:56:10had

00:56:11seen

00:56:11and

00:56:12she

00:56:13said

00:56:13that

00:56:13they

00:56:13considered

00:56:14the

00:56:14earth

00:56:14to

00:56:15be

00:56:15a

00:56:15cold

00:56:15desolate

00:56:16wilderness

00:56:16on the

00:56:18other

00:56:18hand

00:56:19she

00:56:19said

00:56:19the

00:56:19thing

00:56:20that

00:56:20they

00:56:20found

00:56:21unique

00:56:22about

00:56:22humans

00:56:23is our

00:56:24willingness

00:56:24to do

00:56:25things

00:56:25with

00:56:25animals

00:56:26her

00:56:27example

00:56:28was

00:56:30that I

00:56:31grew up

00:56:31in a

00:56:32farm in

00:56:32Wisconsin

00:56:33I feel

00:56:34very

00:56:34comfortable

00:56:35milking cows

00:56:36riding

00:56:36horses

00:56:37making

00:56:39pets

00:56:39with

00:56:40dogs

00:56:40yet each

00:56:42of those

00:56:42animals

00:56:42could kill

00:56:43me if

00:56:44they wanted

00:56:44to

00:56:44I don't

00:56:46think

00:56:46of it

00:56:46that way

00:56:47because

00:56:47instead

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00:56:48all

00:56:48humans

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00:56:50first

00:56:50try

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00:57:03put

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00:57:05a

00:57:05stanchion

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00:57:05calm

00:57:06it

00:57:06down

00:57:06and

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00:57:07milking

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00:57:10and

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00:57:10it

00:57:10on

00:57:10his

00:57:11head

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00:57:12said

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00:57:13considered

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00:57:15to be

00:57:16very

00:57:16unusual

00:57:16she

00:57:18said

00:57:18that

00:57:18on

00:57:18most

00:57:19inhabited

00:57:20planets

00:57:20once

00:57:21the

00:57:21intelligent

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00:57:26no

00:57:26interest

00:57:26in

00:57:27dealing

00:57:27with

00:57:27the

00:57:28less

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00:57:31them

00:57:31all

00:57:31off

00:57:31you

00:57:37know

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00:57:38had

00:57:39no

00:57:39intent

00:57:39that

00:57:39she

00:57:41pointed

00:57:41out

00:57:42that

00:57:42I

00:57:42felt

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00:57:43pets

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00:57:45cows

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00:57:46of

00:57:46dogs

00:57:47making

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00:57:48of

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00:57:48know

00:57:49she

00:57:49referred

00:57:49to

00:57:49the

00:57:49time

00:57:50a few

00:57:50days

00:57:50earlier

00:57:51that

00:57:51I

00:57:51had

00:57:51been

00:57:51down

00:57:51playing

00:57:52with

00:57:52some

00:57:52of

00:57:53the

00:57:53dogs

00:57:53that

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00:57:54my

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00:57:55people

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00:57:58to

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00:58:04care

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00:58:06know

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00:58:11way

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00:58:13were

00:58:14willing

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00:58:28always

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00:58:38the

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00:59:31seem

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00:59:41wire

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00:59:42100,000

00:59:43volts

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00:59:44was

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00:59:55know

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00:59:57never

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01:03:36before

01:03:36I

01:03:37started

01:03:37walking

01:03:37back

01:03:37to

01:03:38my

01:03:38weather

01:03:38shack

01:03:38of

01:03:39writing

01:03:39down

01:03:39on

01:03:40my

01:03:40weather

01:03:40report

01:03:42when

01:03:44I

01:03:44left

01:03:44the

01:03:45stand

01:03:45and

01:03:46then

01:03:46writing

01:03:46down

01:03:47on

01:03:47my

01:03:47weather

01:03:47report

01:03:48when

01:03:48I

01:03:48got

01:03:49to

01:03:49my

01:03:49weather

01:03:49shack

01:03:50and

01:03:50of

01:03:55they

01:03:55had

01:03:55done

01:03:56that

01:03:56to

01:03:56me

01:03:56and

01:03:56I

01:03:56didn't

01:03:56remember

01:03:57it

01:03:57because

01:03:57they

01:03:57could

01:03:57do

01:03:58it

01:03:58so

01:03:58quickly

01:03:58I

01:03:59will

01:03:59say

01:03:59one

01:03:59more

01:03:59thing

01:04:00about

01:04:00the

01:04:00weapons

01:04:01they

01:04:01had

01:04:02another

01:04:02setting

01:04:02that

01:04:03I

01:04:03know

01:04:03about

01:04:04the

01:04:04iodine

01:04:05setting

01:04:05and

01:04:06if

01:04:06they

01:04:06hit

01:04:07you

01:04:07with

01:04:08the

01:04:08iodine

01:04:08setting

01:04:09especially

01:04:10in

01:04:10the

01:04:10thyroid

01:04:11area

01:04:11it

01:04:12would

01:04:12affect

01:04:13the

01:04:14iodine

01:04:14in

01:04:14your

01:04:15blood

01:04:15and

01:04:16it

01:04:16would

01:04:16alter

01:04:16the

01:04:17chemistry

01:04:17of

01:04:17the

01:04:17blood

01:04:18so

01:04:18that

01:04:18your

01:04:18blood

01:04:19would

01:04:19seep

01:04:19through

01:04:19the

01:04:20arteries

01:04:20and

01:04:21you

01:04:21bleed

01:04:21to

01:04:21death

01:04:22in

01:04:22like

01:04:22two

01:04:22minutes

01:04:23now

01:04:31nothing

01:04:31I

01:04:31did

01:04:32was

01:04:32ever

01:04:32classified

01:04:35nobody

01:04:37ever

01:04:38gave

01:04:38me

01:04:38a

01:04:38briefing

01:04:39before

01:04:39I

01:04:39went

01:04:39out

01:04:40there

01:04:40nobody

01:04:40ever

01:04:40gave

01:04:41me

01:04:41a

01:04:41briefing

01:04:41when

01:04:41I

01:04:41came

01:04:42back

01:04:42my

01:04:43order

01:04:43said

01:04:43that

01:04:44nothing

01:04:44I

01:04:45did

01:04:45was

01:04:45ever

01:04:45classified

01:04:46I

01:04:47was

01:04:47never

01:04:48part

01:04:48of

01:04:48a

01:04:48project

01:04:49we

01:04:49were

01:04:49never

01:04:50building

01:04:50like

01:04:50airplanes

01:04:51or

01:04:51missiles

01:04:52so

01:04:52therefore

01:04:52I

01:04:53was

01:04:53never

01:04:53shown

01:04:53any

01:04:54classified

01:04:54drawings

01:04:55or

01:04:56anything

01:04:56like

01:04:56that

01:04:57everything

01:04:57I

01:04:58know

01:04:58I

01:04:58had

01:04:58to

01:04:58figure

01:04:58out

01:04:59for

01:04:59myself

01:04:59there's

01:05:01a

01:05:01good

01:05:01reason

01:05:01for

01:05:02that

01:05:02the

01:05:04aliens

01:05:04don't

01:05:05handle

01:05:05anger

01:05:06the way

01:05:06humans

01:05:07do

01:05:07when

01:05:08they

01:05:08become

01:05:08angry

01:05:09you

01:05:10know

01:05:10they

01:05:10either

01:05:10go

01:05:11away

01:05:11or

01:05:11they

01:05:12kill

01:05:12you

01:05:12or

01:05:12you

01:05:13know

01:05:13it's

01:05:14there's

01:05:14humans

01:05:15you

01:05:15know

01:05:15we get

01:05:16angry

01:05:18friends

01:05:19the

01:05:19aliens

01:05:20at least

01:05:21where

01:05:21humans

01:05:21are

01:05:21concerned

01:05:22or

01:05:22at least

01:05:22my

01:05:22experience

01:05:23is

01:05:23aren't

01:05:23like

01:05:24that

01:05:24they're

01:05:25either

01:05:25pleasant

01:05:26or

01:05:26you're

01:05:26in

01:05:26trouble

01:05:27the

01:05:29if

01:05:31I

01:05:32didn't

01:05:32bring

01:05:32anything

01:05:32off

01:05:33the

01:05:33ranges

01:05:33I

01:05:33didn't

01:05:34bring

01:05:34any

01:05:34photographs

01:05:35any

01:05:35documents

01:05:36any

01:05:36material

01:05:37I

01:05:37came

01:05:37off

01:05:38only

01:05:38with

01:05:38my

01:05:38memories

01:05:39there

01:05:40was

01:05:40nothing

01:05:40to

01:05:40debrief

01:05:41me

01:05:41on

01:05:41the

01:05:42the

01:05:42alien

01:05:43mothers

01:05:43remember

01:05:44are

01:05:44very

01:05:44proud

01:05:45of

01:05:45their

01:05:46ability

01:05:46to

01:05:46raise

01:05:47their

01:05:47children

01:05:47if

01:05:48anything

01:05:49I

01:05:49did

01:05:49was

01:05:49classified

01:05:50that

01:05:51would

01:05:51mean

01:05:52for

01:05:52example

01:05:53that

01:05:53after

01:05:54the

01:05:54teacher

01:05:54brought

01:05:55her

01:05:55daughter

01:05:55and her

01:05:56two

01:05:56playmates

01:05:56around

01:05:58to

01:06:00simply

01:06:00play

01:06:01then I

01:06:02would

01:06:02have

01:06:02had to

01:06:02have been

01:06:03called

01:06:03in

01:06:03and be

01:06:04debriefed

01:06:05by

01:06:05CIA

01:06:07guards

01:06:07that

01:06:08that

01:06:08would

01:06:08upset

01:06:09the

01:06:09teacher

01:06:09beyond

01:06:10limit

01:06:10to

01:06:11have

01:06:11two

01:06:12ordinary

01:06:12human

01:06:13guards

01:06:13call

01:06:13me

01:06:13and

01:06:14start

01:06:14asking

01:06:14questions

01:06:15how

01:06:16does

01:06:16the

01:06:16teacher

01:06:16take

01:06:17care

01:06:17of

01:06:17her

01:06:17children

01:06:17do

01:06:18you

01:06:18think

01:06:18she's

01:06:18doing

01:06:19a

01:06:19good

01:06:19job

01:06:20do

01:06:20you

01:06:20think

01:06:20I

01:06:20mean

01:06:21you

01:06:21and

01:06:21you

01:06:22wouldn't

01:06:22have

01:06:22had

01:06:22to

01:06:22tell

01:06:23her

01:06:23the

01:06:23next

01:06:23time

01:06:23I

01:06:24went

01:06:24out

01:06:24there

01:06:24using

01:06:25their

01:06:25communication

01:06:27equipment

01:06:27she

01:06:27would

01:06:28have

01:06:28just

01:06:28said

01:06:28she

01:06:29would

01:06:30just

01:06:30figure

01:06:30it

01:06:30right

01:06:30out

01:06:31or

01:06:31the

01:06:31next

01:06:31time

01:06:32the

01:06:32generals

01:06:32showed

01:06:33up

01:06:33she

01:06:33would

01:06:33have

01:06:33just

01:06:34figured

01:06:34it

01:06:34right

01:06:34out

01:06:34well

01:06:35remember

01:06:35the

01:06:36experience

01:06:36of that

01:06:36CIA

01:06:37guard

01:06:37on the

01:06:38steps

01:06:38of the

01:06:38capitol

01:06:41building

01:06:41the idea

01:06:42of upsetting

01:06:43the

01:06:43teacher

01:06:44I mean

01:06:44she was

01:06:44perfectly

01:06:45willing

01:06:45to

01:06:45just

01:06:46jerk

01:06:46the

01:06:46weapon

01:06:47and

01:06:47say

01:06:47who's

01:06:48given

01:06:48the

01:06:48orders

01:06:49I

01:06:49thought

01:06:49we

01:06:49had

01:06:49an

01:06:49agreement

01:06:50you

01:06:50know

01:06:50the

01:06:51committee

01:06:52had

01:06:52agreed

01:06:52which

01:06:53included

01:06:54the

01:06:54teacher

01:06:54range

01:06:55four

01:06:55Harry

01:06:55some

01:06:56of

01:06:56the

01:06:56other

01:07:00had

01:07:00agreed

01:07:01that

01:07:01nothing

01:07:02I

01:07:02did

01:07:02would

01:07:02ever

01:07:03be

01:07:03classified

01:07:03and

01:07:04the

01:07:05tall

01:07:05whites

01:07:05expect

01:07:06their

01:07:06agreements

01:07:07to be

01:07:07carried

01:07:07out

01:07:08just

01:07:09like

01:07:09Philadelphia

01:07:09lawyers

01:07:10to the

01:07:11letter

01:07:11they go

01:07:12through a lot

01:07:13of trouble

01:07:13they are very

01:07:14conscious of their

01:07:15agreements and they keep them to the letter

01:07:17and they expect the same from humans

01:07:2040 years isn't much time for the tall whites

01:07:23since they live so much longer than we do

01:07:25if anything I did was

01:07:28classified

01:07:29they agreed that nothing I did would ever be classified

01:07:32they meant that period

01:07:34you know and they meant the American generals to keep that period

01:07:38and after all

01:07:39I don't have any drawings or pictures I didn't you know the log books that were out

01:07:43there I left out there I

01:07:44and so

01:07:45there were you know

01:07:47usually classification refers to

01:07:49material things you know drawings

01:07:52material whatever

01:08:00when I was out there

01:08:02I never observed the aliens to do anything magical.

01:08:09They were very good at building craft

01:08:12that traveled faster than the speed of light.

01:08:15They did not travel in time.

01:08:17I never observed them traveling to another dimension.

01:08:21I never saw, I mean, they're not angels,

01:08:23they're just creatures like us.

01:08:25I'm very religious, I'm Roman Catholic,

01:08:28that angels are angels and aliens are aliens.

01:08:32They did not come to teach me anything.

01:08:38They came for their purposes.

01:08:40They didn't, currently it seems to me

01:08:43that American physics is kind of in the reverse Galileo position.

01:08:50In the time of Galileo,

01:08:52religious leaders required that scientists think inside the box,

01:08:56and scientists like Galileo wanted to experiment

01:09:00and think outside the box.

01:09:02Now, however, the situation appears to be reversed.

01:09:06American physicists seem to think that Einstein

01:09:08was always and forever perfect and complete,

01:09:12and so American scientists keep thinking inside the box.

01:09:15In Hall photon theory,

01:09:17my belief is that inside the photon,

01:09:19there is a third field,

01:09:22which, but currently the box says there's only two fields.

01:09:27Most scientists won't consider it.

01:09:29They're insisting on thinking inside the box

01:09:31for religious reasons,

01:09:34pretending it's science, you see.

01:09:36As I describe in the appendix of Book 3,

01:09:38I show in a scientific manner

01:09:40how scientists should be approaching that.

01:09:42Currently, it's the religious leaders

01:09:45who are willing to consider

01:09:46guys like Monsignor Balducci, I believe, and so on,

01:09:52who are willing to think outside the box

01:09:54and say, of course,

01:09:55there can be intelligent life on other planets.

01:09:58One of the biggest shocks that I had to overcome

01:10:00in 1965 and 66

01:10:02was once I realized that they were real,

01:10:06they were here,

01:10:07and that Einstein was wrong,

01:10:08and that God created life on many,

01:10:11similar to us,

01:10:12on a whole bunch of different planets.

01:10:14It was the shock of realizing

01:10:16that so many people

01:10:17had been so wrong for so long, you know?

01:10:21I mean, once you saw their craft come in

01:10:23defeated, floating on the gravity field

01:10:25in perfect silence and landing,

01:10:27it was the shock of saying,

01:10:29it was the shock of saying,

01:10:31how could so many American scientists

01:10:32not have discovered that

01:10:34or not even be trying to discover it,

01:10:36not even be thinking about that?

01:10:40And likewise, from a religious point of view,

01:10:42it seems the teacher herself,

01:10:45one time on a different night

01:10:46when I went over there

01:10:47and I was talking to her

01:10:48and she was willing to answer a few questions,

01:10:52she was teasing me

01:10:54because they have a dry sense of humor

01:10:56and they liked to outthink me

01:10:58and they could do so very quickly

01:10:59or very easily.

01:11:01And she said,

01:11:02and I was saying,

01:11:06she was making a long story short,

01:11:09she was pointing up to the stars in the sky

01:11:11and she said,

01:11:13you can see all the stars in the sky,

01:11:15surely you didn't think you were alone.

01:11:17And at the time, I had.

01:11:18And then they were all laughing, you know.

01:11:22You know, surely you didn't think

01:11:23that whatever life was on the earth

01:11:25wouldn't be repeated on the other stars,

01:11:27you know, and I had.

01:11:28And then they were all laughing,

01:11:29boy, is he silly, you know.

01:11:31And it just seems so obvious to me

01:11:33when you go out at night

01:11:34and you look up at the stars in the sky,

01:11:36that however life,

01:11:37whatever God did to make life here on earth,

01:11:41he must have done it again

01:11:42because there are so many stars in the universe

01:11:44and it's so vast.

01:11:46And religious leaders

01:11:48are willing to think outside the box.

01:11:51Whereas now when I go

01:11:52and I talk to the scientists and stuff,

01:11:56they all start with this box called Einstein.

01:11:59Einstein himself never claimed

01:12:00to be perfect and complete,

01:12:02but all of his followers

01:12:03seemed to claim that he was perfect and complete.

01:12:06And I think that's one of my observations

01:12:08is that box they're in.

01:12:14Well, remember when the teacher said

01:12:26that on other planets,

01:12:27the intelligent beings typically killed off the animals,

01:12:30she was referring to other planets

01:12:32they had seen with intelligent life on them,

01:12:35but she didn't elaborate.

01:12:37And the reason is because when they came,

01:12:39they came for their purposes.

01:12:41They didn't come to say,

01:12:43let me tell Charlie

01:12:44everything there is to know about the universe.

01:12:46They didn't care.

01:12:47If they didn't have anything to say,

01:12:49some nights they might just come

01:12:50and not say anything.

01:12:52The kids might play

01:12:53and they might leave, you know.

01:12:54Especially the men.

01:12:55If they didn't have,

01:12:56if there was no reason for them

01:12:57to actually come and talk,

01:12:59to actually talk when they were close.

01:13:01Like that night

01:13:02when there were the three electrical engineers there.

01:13:04They wanted to see me start up the electrical generator

01:13:08because that's the same kind of power source

01:13:10the U.S. Air Force had given them

01:13:11for use up on their hangar

01:13:13because it was built by the Air Force.

01:13:15And they wanted to see how I used it

01:13:17as part of their training program, see.

01:13:20Well, from their point of view,

01:13:22there's no reason to talk to me about it.

01:13:24They just want to see me do it.

01:13:25So they came and just stood there and watched.

01:13:26And then, you know,

01:13:28eventually Charlie's bright enough

01:13:29to figure out

01:13:30that I should just carry on with my duties.

01:13:32And, you know,

01:13:33and they would just stand and watch.

01:13:35And then, you know,

01:13:38if there had been a reason for them to say,

01:13:40what does this do?

01:13:41Then they would have said,

01:13:42what does that do?

01:13:43But they didn't come and say,

01:13:46oh, let me tell you about this star

01:13:48or let me tell you about that star

01:13:49or anything like that.

01:13:56One of the things I had to do

01:13:59is put aside the baggage of Hollywood.

01:14:01We all know how Hollywood thinks

01:14:03things are supposed to go.

01:14:05According to Hollywood,

01:14:06when aliens come,

01:14:07there's supposed to be lights in the sky

01:14:09and they're supposed to be pretty colored

01:14:11and move fast and have clever formations.

01:14:14And then they're supposed to land over there

01:14:16and somebody's supposed to come out

01:14:17and do weird things.

01:14:20I really wasn't ready in the 60s

01:14:22for the idea that I would just walk around

01:14:24the corner of one of my weather shack

01:14:26and there would be a man standing there

01:14:28the day I did at range one

01:14:30and he wasn't human

01:14:32and he was just standing there looking at me

01:14:34and what he was doing

01:14:34is guarding the play area

01:14:36where the teacher and the children were playing

01:14:37and you hadn't seen the craft,

01:14:39you hadn't seen the scout craft,

01:14:41you hadn't seen him come,

01:14:42you hadn't seen him leave.

01:14:44There was no reason for him to say anything

01:14:45because there's no reason for you

01:14:47to know what he's doing there.

01:14:48He's just guarding the entrance

01:14:49to where the kids and the teacher

01:14:51are playing on that day.

01:14:53And if you feel like standing there

01:14:55and looking at him,

01:14:56well, that's fine with him.

01:14:57If you feel like running away,

01:14:59that's fine with him

01:14:59because he's not human,

01:15:01he sees it differently.

01:15:03And it took me...

01:15:05You know, he's not human,

01:15:08he sees it differently.

01:15:09And it took me a very long time,

01:15:13several weeks,

01:15:14to get used to the idea

01:15:15that they are that way

01:15:18because they like themselves being that way

01:15:21and that's different

01:15:22than the way Hollywood

01:15:23would have us think they were.

01:15:25And, of course,

01:15:26one of the biggest shocks

01:15:27is they were so similar to us

01:15:29in so many ways.

01:15:30They love their children,

01:15:32they have a dry sense of humor,

01:15:33they love to tell jokes and laugh,

01:15:35and they get bored out of their gourd

01:15:37up in the base.

01:15:39One of the common things

01:15:46to talk about

01:15:47with the young tall white women

01:15:49was fashions.

01:15:52The Air Force provided them

01:15:54with clothes

01:15:55straight out of the Sears catalog.

01:15:57One of the jokes

01:15:57the teacher used to make

01:15:59about the Air Force generals

01:16:00is up on their base

01:16:03in their commissary,

01:16:04there were some clothes

01:16:05that the generals had picked

01:16:07that they could choose from.

01:16:08And, of course,

01:16:09the teacher used to say,

01:16:10well, all the American generals

01:16:12are all old men,

01:16:14so naturally

01:16:15they have no fashion sense, right?

01:16:17You know?

01:16:18And she used to laugh

01:16:20about the fashions

01:16:21that the generals thought

01:16:22they should wear, you see?

01:16:24And one of the things

01:16:25that she and the other

01:16:26young tall white women

01:16:27wanted to do

01:16:28was to go into town

01:16:29and buy pretty clothes.

01:16:31And, of course,

01:16:32we don't think of aliens that way,

01:16:33but in my weather shack

01:16:35I used to have

01:16:36a Sears catalog,

01:16:37a Montgomery Wards catalog,

01:16:38a J.P. Penney's catalog.

01:16:40We had outdoor plumbing,

01:16:41and so I had several copies

01:16:43of the catalogs

01:16:43for several reasons.

01:16:45And one of the things

01:16:46that the young tall white women

01:16:49used to like to do

01:16:50is to come through

01:16:51and look through my catalogs.

01:16:52And what they'd be looking at

01:16:54are women's clothes.

01:16:55Sometimes when you'd see them

01:16:56out in the desert,

01:16:58especially on the morning,

01:17:00what they'd be wearing

01:17:01were clearly clothes

01:17:02straight out of the Sears catalog

01:17:04or the Montgomery Wards catalog.

01:17:06And they were as proud

01:17:09of the new clothes

01:17:09as any Earth woman would be.

01:17:12And the teacher

01:17:13was very proud

01:17:13of her ability

01:17:15to dress up

01:17:15and look like a nurse.

01:17:17And it took me

01:17:19a long time

01:17:19to get over the baggage

01:17:20from Hollywood

01:17:21because every time

01:17:22you look at a Hollywood movie,

01:17:24aliens are supposed

01:17:25to be weird and different.

01:17:27It was such a shock

01:17:31to have the teacher

01:17:32walk in wearing a new dress

01:17:35that she had bought

01:17:35from Sears

01:17:36and proudly show it off

01:17:38and say,

01:17:38what do you think

01:17:38of my dress?

01:17:39You know?

01:17:40Yeah.

01:17:57Get ready.

01:17:59Get ready.

01:18:00All with that.

01:18:12All with that.

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