Comments on: UFOs during the Vietnam War

By: David E

David E — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 21:57:55 +0000

Thanks for sharing your stories with us guys. It takes a lot of courage to dig up stuff like that when it’s so easy just to leave it be. It’s so important these stories from military witnesses come out as, rightly or wrongly, it gets peoples’ attention compared to civilian sightings.

By: mr thomas van andel

mr thomas van andel — Fri, 14 May 2010 03:34:45 +0000

i would like to contact Jim Fillow.I was ,guess I still am,foreign Rep/field investigator in Australia for The SBI since 1970’s.Sorry to hear Pete Mazzola died.Can you help?

By: Dana Robt. Huff

Dana Robt. Huff — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 00:47:33 +0000

Best guess, Fall 1968. Roof top in Qui Nhon, Binh Dinh Province, twilight…a buddy and I saw a small cluster of what looked like stars in the western sky. Nothing unusual, until one started to move in a straight line and then make an oblique turn, continue on, make another
90* turn, and after maybe 2 minutes of these movements, came to stop. The instant it stopped, another stationary “star” began to move. This one, like the first one moved steadily, without sound, and made an impossible oblique turn. The 2nd UFO headed straight for the 1st object (still stationary) and as it reached the 1st object, both UFO’s suddenly darted across the sky faster than any shooting star I’ve ever seen and disappeared. No sound, no trails, too high to see details but very obviously crafts operated by intelligent beings.(thus ruling out the military)

By: zach m

zach m — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 04:47:13 +0000

thats awsome Doc i wanna be just like you

By: Jim Fillow

Jim Fillow — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 23:39:17 +0000

Mr.Huneeus , failed to mention that Pete Mazzola was CO-Director of the SBI. Jim Fillow was the other and yes I am still alive and Pete was killed.

By: Robert "Doc" Waltz

Robert "Doc" Waltz — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 20:14:14 +0000

I am a Vietnam vet. I was stationed in Tay Ninh Province with the 25th Infantry Division in 1969. One night in late summer or early fall of 1969, while at Tay Ninh Basecamp, I saw one single light, at a high elevation, travel in a straight line across the sky and stop. It then traveled in another direction, again in a straight line, at a high rate of speed, and stop again. It did this maneuver several times….flying across the night sky at a high rate of speed, and stop at will. There was no observable tail (like a shooting star). There was no sound. There were no blinking or pulsating lights. Just this single star-like light, but it did not twinkle like a star. As I recall, when it came to it’s many stops, it never gave the appearance of hovering, or slowly moving like a chopper (Besides, it was too high up to be a chopper.) In other words, when it stopped its flight path, it came to a complete stop. Then it shot across the sky in another straight line and would stop again. I brought this to the attention of some buddies, and we watched it continue to do this until our duties brought our attention back to the ground. I have told this story a few times over the years, and the recent History Channel program, “I Know What I Saw” reminded of it again. Robert “Doc” Waltz