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Dad was P-38 flight instructor in the first part of the war, and good instructors were too valuable to waste sending overseas as the US Army Air Corps trained thousands of pilots for WWII. As near as I can tell from the time frame and locations of his service, he was probably one of the P-38 flight instructors of the Tuskegee Airmen in Georgia. Dad said they did really well. I haven't got all of dad's records yet from the military so I am not 100% sure of that, but its very likely as he was also in Foggia Italy the same time they were. Still trying to determine if his war records were lost in a fire. My father also flew fighter escort for President Roosevelt's plane trip to Yalta. He drank vodka with our Russian and British allies there. Mom has his flight log book where the days are simply marked "secret".
I heard so many adventures of those years in the North African campaign, the invasion of Sicily and Italy and his dive bombing runs over the Alps into Germany and how if he got shot down they told them to take a certain street car in Belgrade and the conductor would get him out via the Yugoslavian underground resistance. My Uncle was decorated for valor by General Mark Clark at Anzio. I don't think Dad ever adjusted to boring civilian life. It never quite lived up to those years in the Air Force.
Dad told us accounts of touring the Vatican catacombs with other GIs and how hardened GIs went running for daylight after they heard dis-incarnate voices in the labyrinth of the catacombs. Dad said he'd never go back to the Vatican. He also saw Padre Pio have an episode of stigmata during his only ever visit to a Catholic Church service. For many years after that Dad didn't want much to do with religion. He also talked a lot about the Illuminati and Mafia in Italy. Apparently the Mafia actually assisted the Americans as they didn't like Mussolini any more than we did. Dad knew the Illuminati were behind Mussolini. I never knew how he knew what he knew, but I also knew I could never think of a time dad never lied to me, except maybe about Santa Claus. Hardly unique that fib. It wasn't until after his funeral that mom broke the news that he was in military intelligence. My talkative father took that secret to his grave. My brother and I just looked at each and said "say what?" Its just what men of that time did I guess, take secrets to their grave, because they trusted their government then. I've never been a great talker, I am kind of quiet and reserved in person like my mom, but I find I have that gift of gab when I write.
We lost something in this country, but it has not been because of the fighting men being worse now, the soldiers in this time are every bit as as brave as the men in WWII. Its the government has changed. They no longer have the soldiers backs. The ceased to be servants of the people. We're waging wars for Wall Street Oligarchs. We Americans have become the enemy of our government when they turned all the cameras, senors, data mining databases, and secret internet asynchronous transfer mode router frame forwarding to NSA computers on on us. Crazy people are in charge and they are paranoid. Do bad shit long enough and it makes you friggin' crazy and they are. I am not speaking about well meaning law enforcement, I am speaking about the mandarins of the halls of power and corrupt politicians. I mean really, Congress passes laws against insider trading, the SEC jails Martha Stewart and leaves Jon Corazine walking? Congress excludes themselves from laws and the news media doesn't say a word about it for years?
For many years I thought my dad as just a nutty crank, especially in my teen years when I was eager to have a boring dad like everyone else. What teen likes his family to stick out? I mean if my dad was all that smart why wasn't he rich? Still dad was a good dad, between his drill Sargent moments, he was also very loving and generous. He gave everything he had raising 6 children.
Dad read everything. We had a complete collection of the Great Books. Dad could recite poems from memory that he had learned in a one room school house on his parents homestead in Montana. He read Arthur C. Clarke, Heinlein, and made a deal with the owner of Lute's Pharmacy to sell him the month old Scientific American magazines and Analog Science Fiction. I learned vocabulary words from Scientific American. I remember my dad putting me on the hood of his 51 GMC truck and pointing to the moon and saying "men will go there in your life!" I really thought I'd have a Jetson car by age 30. And when Kennedy announced we were going to the moon I knew my dad's predictions would come true for me. Who stole my future? A Banker. Rockefeller.
The technology is there and has been there for decades! But the same science that makes things fly with no wings is the same science that means you can produced electricity for nothing, and what would that do to Rocky's oil empire? I saw a Majestic 12 document once, had Rockefeller on it. Explained everything about 60 years of UFO cover ups.
When I was a young man in Arizona, before ubiquitous air conditioning made it home to water wasting golfers and arthritic old people, I'd go exploring the volcanic tube ice caves (icy all year round!) of the San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff, hiking in the Superstition Mountains, Cavecreek, Carefree and Monument Valley. One of the things that always fascinated me was the Indian petroglyphs in carved into the stone patina of rock faces in the Arizona desert.
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Your memories fill me with joy
ReplyDeleteWere you talking about Wupatki Ruins outside of Flagstaff?
ReplyDeleteI remember going there the first time and just being in complete and total awe.
I used to go there when I just needed to "be".
I can honestly say that is one place in Az I miss, aside from Locket Meadow.
I didn't have those in mind but I have been there.
DeleteAwesome article! I'm assuming this was written by you? I know we'll see E.T.'s this year. There is just too much evidence for it and not to mention the increase and quality of sightings along with what they said that has been coming true. Very exciting time for all of us to be sure..
ReplyDeleteYes, It is me. I should have put AK on that. Sorry.
DeleteThank you for this post. At least your dad shared some of his experiences with you. I believe my dad, a C-140 pilot, was involved in several operations he never told us about. We were in Japan during Korea, but he never mentioned any of it -- nor did my mother. They both took those secrets with them when they passed. I envy your memories. I have separately come to a firm belief in ET history and appreciate your work on this post. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'm realizing I am one of the lucky ones as to my dad's experiences.
DeleteHey, TX, submit a FOIA request for your dad's potential CIA service, reference the arm of the military he was involved with, and tell them he did intelligence. I did, and I'm on their trail. I'm up their ass every six months asking about my dad, on his birth, and death dates. They're not the most forthcoming agency, for obvious reasons, but in this upcoming age of full disclosure it's up to us to rattle their chains and keep banging at the gate! THE TRUTH WILL OUT. Hey, are ya'll familiar with Patricia Cori's channeled (Sirian) books in particular, "NO MORE SECRETS, NO MORE LIES"? It's great...
DeleteAmazing! And like the response above from TXG, and your piece, AK, I believe that my father, a WWII pilot and navigator in the European theatre, also had a secret military past which extended, unbeknownst to us, until his death in 1968. He was a deeply spiritual man and mystic, and I have been getting information psychically and mediumistic ally about him, as well as doing military and governmental research. Nice to know that there are others like me! "From the stars we came and to the stars we shall return"
ReplyDeleteThank you for giving me more details on that in private. When you get all that information collected you need to have a talk with Kerry Cassidy at Project Camelot, that is if you can get the documentation you seek through your FOIA requests. You've have some major history to share with the world.
DeleteI'm documenting EVERYTHING. I'm definitely down the rabbit hole. How's this for weird?
DeleteThe details of my dad's crash were recounted in a local Canadian paper a year ago, as if it was news! It happened in Canada, 1968. It was an "accident", an air show casualty (for which some of the local papers at the time immediately blamed him, contradicting the story my mother was told by officials) I'm familiar with "doublespeak". Yes, I look forward to getting the full story someday. My dad said through the medium "hansel and gretel....breadcrumbs" By which he meant this story will come out in bits and pieces. Thank you for your support, and this AMAZING COMMUNITY! I am so jazzed to have found you guys!
Thank you, AK! I just stumbled upon this article today and I really enjoyed your stories :)
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