Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about UFOs over Grism Air Base.
That's correct, UFOs over Grism Air Base Another one of these
cases of UFOs flying over AUS Air Force Base, in this case a
air reserve base and our military apparently being
unwilling or unable to do anything about it.
Now. Grizzam Air Force Base If we go
here to Wikipedia, we find that Grizzam Air Reserve Base is the
United States Air Force Base located about 12 miles north of
Kokomo IN The facility was established as a UF Navy
installation, the Naval Air Station Bunker Hill in 1942 and
was an active Air Force installation Bunker Hill Bunker
Hill Air Force Base from 1954 to 1968 and Grissom Air Force Base
from 1968 to 1994. Pursuant to BRAC 1991 decision,
the installation was downsized to an Air Force Reserve
installation and renamed Grissom Air Reserve Base.
Another way is Air Force bases are like they said naval base.
This is up in northern N Central IN so South of Lake MI, Built up
during the World War 2 and then existed all the way through the
fall of the Soviet Union there in the early 1990s, where a lot
of these things were downsized, but they're still there.
And here we have these strange craft hovering over this
installation. We don't know what they're
doing. All we know is that the military
tells us we can't shoot them down, we can't jam them, we
can't do anything. We just have to stay here, stand
here and be violated by whatever these things are.
I mean, really, it's almost like a ritual of humiliation or
something, it says. The base has since been used as
a joint civil airport military base.
Approximately 1700 acres plus the runway and taxiways comprise
a current military installation with the Grissom Aeroplex
comprising the civilian aviation activities providing general
aviation and charter service. Originally named Bunker Hill Air
Force Base, the case the base was renamed Grissom Air Force
Base in 1968 in memory of astronaut and Indiana native
Lieutenant Colonel Virgil L Gus Grissom, US Air Force, who along
with fellow astronauts Lieutenant Colonel Ed White,
Lieutenant Commander Rodger Chafee, perished in Apollo 1
fire at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station launched complex on
January 27th, 1967. Yeah, what a terrible tragedy
that was. It is home to the largest KC 135
Stratotanker wing of the Air Force Reserve, plus units from
the United States Army Reserve and also the US Marine Corps
Reserve. The host unit.
The host unit is a 400 and 34th Air Refueling Wing ARW, the
Hoosier Wing, which consists of three major groups and a variety
of squadrons and flights. The wing develops and maintains
the operational capability of its units and trains reservists
for worldwide duty, while the wing operationally gained by the
Air Mobility Command training, consists of flight operations,
deployments and weekday and weekend training.
And then it goes on and talks a little bit more about it back to
here, it says. On October 1942, the Bureau of
Yards and Docks sent out a letter to the Judge Advocate
General, the Navy, Rear Admiral Walter Brown Woodson, for the
acquisition of land near Peru, IN with the intention of
constructing a Naval Reserve aviation base.
The following day, the Shore Station Development Board sent a
letter of recommendation to the US Secretary of Navy.
Frank Knox estimated the cost of the project, including land
acquisition at $7,000,000. Those days are long gone.
This just as an aside, you're just thinking about that 80
years ago put up a whole air base for $7,000,000.
Your money was really worth something.
Just stop and think about how your money, your value, your
assets have been devalued by what's happened with our economy
and with the government over the last fifty, 60-70 years.
Anyway, that gives you an idea of where Grissom Air Force Base
is, some of the important stuff they do there, and why it seems
like a normal, reasonable person might think that it was a bad
idea to have unidentified craft or any other type of spy
vehicles out there just looking around, seeing what we're doing.
So let's go ahead and take a look at this first sighting that
we're talking about here. Now, this first sighting of
these UFOs over Grissom Air Base comes to us from New York
post.com. Title says a flock of UFOs
caught on camera near US Air Base in Indiana, spooking
neighbors. Authors Natalie O'Neill
Published October 25th, 2024. A flock of mysterious glowing
UFOs were spotted soaring at high speed near an Air Force
Base in Indiana, spooking dozens of onlookers, according to wild
video footage. At least six yellowish orange
orbs were captured on camera flickering and hovering near
Kokomo, just South of Grissom Joint Air Reserve Base, before
vanishing into thin air on October 7th, according to
footage and reports. What is that?
One neighbor can be heard saying I think those are UFOs and I
really don't feel comfortable going to sleep tonight, Another
stun witness declares What? In the actual expletive, the
zigzagging aircraft appeared as a huge rectangle with a clearly
defined vapor shockwave on a Doppler weather radar, according
to one witness. I've seen many easily explained
radar anomalies over the years, but never a huge rectangle with
a clearly defined vapor shockwave and trail, the witness
told the Daily Mail, which was the first to report the
sighting. Judging by the image size, the
rectangle would be approximately 20 miles in length, the witness
said. But some observers said the
bizarre orbs were likely flares dropped from military aircraft.
You've always got to get the Rand unknown debunkers in there.
These look very clearly to be flares, Alejandre Rohe, an
advisor at the Enigma Labs, which investigate UFO sightings,
told the outlet. I don't know Alejandre, but I'm
looking at these things and they don't act like flares to me the
way that they are zigzagging along The tell tale signs are
the lights being in a row and lighting up and disappearing in
succession, he said. The strange sightings come after
a wave of UFO reports near sites including the Joint Base
Langley, Eustace and Virginia, where officials reported seeing
flashing red and green white lights in December.
The US Air Force had been given. the US Air Force had given no
explanation for the hovering lights as of Friday and didn't
immediately return the POST request for comment.
Well, don't you think that if those have been flares that
that's the first thing the Air Force would have come back and
said was no, those were flares. They do that anyway, even when
they aren't flares half the time.
Let's take a look and see just exactly who Enigma Labs is.
So just as a little aside here as we're talking about these
UFOs that were videoed over Grissom Air Base, this article
in the New York Post quoted this individual from Enigma labs.
Now this guy sounds sketchy as all got out to me.
That's my opinion. So I went to I went to chat GTP
to see who these expert witnesses were that New York
Post so conveniently quoted to debunk this sighting over AUS
Air base. By the way, I asked him about
what it was and who started it. So I said, who started Enigma
Labs and what did they do? That's what I asked ChatGPT.
Sometimes it's easier to do that than it is to kind of try to do
a Google search. So Chat GTP comes back and tells
me Enigma Labs, founded in 2020, was established by a team of
technologists and researchers focused on analyzing
unidentified aerial phenomena. Well, that's just something that
they've got off their website, OK?
The founders and team members have intentionally maintained a
low profile for privacy reasons, so specific founder names are
not widely disclosed. Based in New York, the company
provides a platform for collecting, analyzing, and
sharing, sharing UAP sightings and data to aid in research on
these phenomena. Well, if these guys don't want
to disclose who they are while they're trying to create this
app to report UFOs, in essence, make themselves gatekeepers.
But they want to do it anonymously.
Well, that's fine. But why should I look to them as
the expert on this subject then if they're going to tell me this
is for sure debunked and I should think this and I should
think that they're going to sit up there and act as the
authority figure. And I think we deserve a little
more transparency. Enigma Labs developed an invite
only. Get that invite only.
Not like new fork, but you can just go there put up your
sightings. An invite only mobile app where
users can report sightings and access historical UAP data.
They use advanced technology like machine learning, computer
vision, and natural language processing to standardize and
analyze UAP reports from around the world.
The goal is to create a centralized, credible resource
for UAP data that is accessible to both researchers and the
general public, helping identify patterns and contextualize
sightings with real time and historical information, blah
blah, blah blah blah. I highly recommend go to New for
it. People can put their stuff up
there and you can choose to believe it or not believe it.
It's pure crowdsourcing. This stuff here is called
gatekeeping. Round up the reports, put a rope
around them, and so then we'll decide whether they're real or
not. We don't need that.
That's the opposite of what we need when we're trying to figure
out what this stuff is. The platform remains neutral on
the origins of Uaps, focusing on open minded scientific
investigation and enabling crowdsourced reports that
undergo verification against known phenomena such as planes
or satellites before being classified as unidentified
phenomena. So there you go, gatekeepers.
Well, we'll take a look at your report and we'll decide.
Well, I have looked at the video of the UFOs over Grissom Air
Base and I find them to be unidentified, but Enigma Labs
comes out and says, Oh no, these are flares, anybody can see
that. Well, no, anybody can't see
that. Come on, man.
I went ahead and I asked them again, what were the names of
the people who started Enigma Labs?
Well, Enigma Labs was founded with a mission to improve blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And we just don't want to tell you what our names are basically
what they're saying. So I think it's important when
these newspapers go around and they quote these so-called
experts, especially the ones that want to debunk what we're
seeing, we need to call them out on that.
OK, We need to call out Enigma Labs.
We need to call out the people that are going on record and
saying, we know that you saw this and you had a video of it.
But I'm, I'm the expert here and I can tell you that these things
were flares. Well, funny thing is, Grissom,
Grissom Air Force Base, they're not saying that they're not
calling them flares. They don't know what they are.
I think that we can assume though, that they were told not
to shoot at them, not to try to jam their radar, not to try to
interfere with them in any way. So one of two things are
happening. The government knows that
there's some sort of off world interdimensional craft and they
don't want to, they don't want to do anything aggressive with
them. Maybe maybe the Biden
administration was warned after the shoot downs here, what, a
couple years ago? Or maybe they are Chinese and
they're our own government's going along and allowing the
spying to occur. They got to have someone keep
the gates open while the enemies rush in.
But I tend to not think that it's Chinese.
I tend to think it's a lot worse than that because they're
talking about this radar image up there, 20 mile, 20 mile long
object in the sky. What's going on with this saying
leaving this radar mark in the sky.
So something's happened. That's why a lot of people view
this as a mothership releasing these smaller craft to go around
the base and do their business, whether they're there to just
spy on them, collect data or just kind of send a message.
Hey, we're here. But this is a type report that
will be getting over and over and over.
This is what happened down in Langley.
We have the report, hey, we've got motherships on radar.
And then you have people video these things on their phones as
these crafts dart about the base.
And you have on ground reports also saying, yeah, we're seeing
this stuff, civilian law enforcement and defense law
enforcement chasing these things around, trying to figure out
what they are. And in the middle of all that,
these craft hovering over these large bases are being told by
the White House, can't shoot them down, can't jam the radar
on them, can't do anything. Just stand there and let them
look through the window in the middle of the night.
Very weird, weird stuff going on.
Let's take a look at this next article.
This article here talking about the same thing is from the
datamail.co.uk. It says swarm of UFOs caught on
video near US Air Force Base by dozens of stunned onlookers.
This is my Matthew Phelan published it says October 24th
and Air Force Base in Indiana has become the latest hotspot
for mysterious UFOs after residents spotted swarms of fast
moving glowing orbs in the skies.
Dozens of people in Kokomo, which sets just 13 miles South
of Grissom Joint Air Reserve Base, reported seeing hovering,
flickering lights that vanished into thin air.
What is that shot at? One local who filmed the lights.
I think those are UFOs and I really don't feel comfortable
going to sleep tonight. The uncounted sightings most
reported on October 7th echo recent UFO waves near military
sites including Joint Base Langley, Eustis and Virginia,
where officials reported seeing flashing red, green and white
lights that were moving at rapid speeds.
The mysterious objects in Indiana, however, were shared by
civilians online, where experts have weighed in to determine the
source. Some suggested the lights were
flares dropped from planes, possibly military craft.
But one witness shared Doppler weather radar evidence of a huge
rectangular UFO with a clearly defined vapor shockwave seen the
morning after October 8th. Now I'm looking at this picture
here and I'll put the links at Ko Phi.
To me, this thing looks kind of like a almost like a translucent
flying saucer with lights kind of around the edge of it.
Really weird stuff. It says.
No explanation has been publicly provided by the US Air Force
personnel for the UFOs, which appeared as both reddish orange
orbs that have hovered in the sky as well as one white orb
that zigzagged in a fast manner. I don't understand what those
are, Christina Sharp said in a TikTok as young children nearby
were heard marveling at the glowing reddish orange lights.
One anonymous local submitted a report to the New Fork Reporting
Center on October 8th of what may have been a related event.
The person stated that a brief incursion on Doppler weather
radar showed what looked like a large rectangle UFO speeding
nearby, estimated to be about half as big as Disney World.
Oh my goodness. I've seen many easily explained
radar anomalies over the over the year, the witness said.
But never a huge rectangle with a clearly defined vapor,
shockwave and trail. Judging by the image size, the
rectangle would it be approximately 20 miles in
length, the witness added. Compressed vapor trail appears
to be in excess of 150 miles long.
While it's unclear if this bizarre radar return relates to
the previous night's wave of strange lights in the sky,
several seasoned analysts of UFO videos told dailymail.com that
Kokomo's most citizens most likely saw military flares.
Look at the appeal to authority that this writer so deceitfully
uses here. Calls them seasoned analysts,
but does it name them? I'm just supposed to assume that
this journalist is being honest with me and that he went out and
found a seasoned analyst? Well, what were the
qualifications to make someone a seasoned analyst?
And still, like I said, nothing from the Air Force saying that
these things are UFOs. It goes on and says one
anonymous witness who submitted a report to new fork Witness to
baffling and potentially related event.
A brief incursion on Doppler way there of what looked like a
large rectangular UFO speeding nearby, estimated to be about
half as big as Disney World, 20 miles long.
The radar UFO was seen in the morning after Boy.
And then here's another quote from this.
Elehandra Rojas. I don't even know who this guy's
supposed to be. These look very clearly to be
military flares. Elehandra Rojas, an advisor to
tech startup Enigma Labs. OK, how do these guys make their
money? Enigma Labs?
Can someone tell me that? Because it's a startup, they're
in New York. Wouldn't that be kind of
expensive? How do you make money off this?
I'd like to know. This sounds to me like a limited
hangout. You catch and kill.
You catch and kill stories about UFOs and you get your name out
there to the press. The Mockingbird media, who we
know have been caught taking money from the government to
spread propaganda. So you get your name out there
and all of a sudden you are the go to for debunking.
These guys are going to give Mick Westerman for his money.
The tell tale science, Rojas explained.
Are the lights being in a row and lighting up and disappearing
in succession. Oh really?
And it but they're not falling though, Mr. Roja, they're not
falling. In addition to the Grissom base
to the north, Roja noted several other US airport bases
surrounding Kokomo that may have been responsible for the late
night light show. Funny thing is, none of them are
coming forward. Kokomo is around 50 miles away
from Camp Fort Wayne Air National Guard base, he added.
Wright Patterson Air Force Base and Dayton is about 150 miles
away. These could be from either
location or maybe these are the people coming back to get their
stuff stashed at Wright Patterson, right?
Patterson Air Force Base in Daytona is about 150 miles away.
This could be from their location Rajaus, who served for
many years as the official spokesman for the citizen LED
Mutual UFO Network MUFON. That's just why I got bad
feelings about MUFON sometimes. Stuff like this, connections
like this, not only are they not sharing their stuff, it seems
like they want to monetize UFO reports.
Just the opposite of what New fork I would say if I had to do
over again, even though you know, my report, my up close
report of UFO counter I had, I did contact Moveon because it's
all I knew about. Looking back, I probably would
have wrote it up on new Fork instead just because they seem
to be so much more open at least.
And maybe that's because it's been, you know what, 13 years
ago, whatever now, but I'm not liking this at all.
Not liking this at all. Rejas, who served for many
years, is the official spokesperson for the Citizen LED
Mutual UFO Network. I don't know citizen LED really.
I mean, isn't that more like a for profit company really?
Said he has personally witnessed a videotape just how eerie
military flares can look under the cover of darkness.
Why is he so intent on debunking these things as flares?
I really don't understand that when we don't have anything else
pointing to that. I live in Phoenix area and often
and they often drop those flares while doing exercise at the
Barry Goldwater range. He said sure enough, they also
they're often mistaken for UFOs and sometimes the media will
call me for a con. Listen, it's Indiana, OK?
It's full of cornfields. The last thing that you want to
be doing is just randomly dropping flares off into those
cornfields you will have a giant in front of on your hands.
ROAS has also Co founded a new nonprofit to look into
unidentified aerial phenomena, UAP Discovery.
So he's tied up with UAP Discovery and also with Enigma
Labs. This is weird.
UAP Discovery said the night sky can obscure more obvious signs
of flares, like smokes or the aircraft that dropped the flares
in the first place. Witnesses have argued that smoke
can be seen from players, but that is typically not the case,
he told Daily Mail. Boy, they're really pushing the
slur stories. I made this video to show that
smoke can often not be seen, he said.
My video is similar to most of the ones being alleged to be.
UFOBUFOSI was about 150 miles from the flares when I took this
video. Really.
Could you even see them that far away?
Dailymail.com has reached out to the public affairs specialist at
the Grissom Air Base and also to relevant staff from with India
with Indiana's Air National Guard, a public affairs
representative for the Griffin base told dailymail.com.
Grissom has KC 135 Strata tankers, a large boiling made
aerial refilling tanker outfit and they don't have flares.
OK Mr. Roja, they don't have flares.
They don't have flares. So please explain to me
somebody, why someone is supposed to be a UFO
investigator is so adamant about claiming that this UFO is
nothing more than flares. We are so absolutely full of
limited Hangouts in this UFO space.
It's out, it's it's out of control, goes on and says the
122nd Fighter Wing of Indiana's. ANG, however, did take credit
for the flares. F16's Fighting Falcon aircraft
designed assigned to the F122 fighter Wing, conducted night
flying operations on October 7th, 2024 near Kokomo, IN, said
Master Sergeant William Hopper. This training regularly
incorporates the use of flares and is no cause for concern,
Master Sergeant Hopper, the 122nd Wings Public Affairs
Superintendent, told dailymail.com.
Blah blah blah, we're not hearing it.
Show me the flare X. Please show 1.
Show me. So if our if our military is so
incompetent that they're randomly dropping incendiary
devices over vast dragged out corn fields, then I guess I can
see why they're also too incompetent to to even want to
take a look at who's spying on their military bases overhead.
The men and women of the 122nd Fighter Wing are blessed and
humbled to be surrounded by such a patriotic community here in
the Hoosier heartland. If you shall continue pointing
to citizens to the wings Facebook, Instagram and X
profile, please visit for updates on when to expect future
night flying operations Hopper advice.
We are proud to serve our community, state and nation.
Well, there you go. There's your there's your cover
story, there's the narrative. I mean, people see a UFO and
these guys come out and say, well, which is First off,
they've got to get the paid debunker, not one, but two, OK.
And these guys, I guess, who just randomly have so much
money, they can sit around in New York City and create phone
apps to report UFOs. They're bringing a couple of
these guys out. How they make their money, I
have no idea. Describe them as citizen
bunkers. When you go to research a little
bit, you find that they're connected to the Deep state. 7
waste of Sunday. Well, you bring them out, you
get this into the narrative, flare, flare, flare, flare.
And then you make a couple phone calls and someone says, Oh yeah.
Well, the first guy says, oh, no, we're not, we don't have any
flares on our airplanes. But the second guy, oh, sure,
yeah, we've got some flares. Yeah, we were doing some, we
were doing some nighttime activity out there.
Sure, sure. What where are the burned out
flares? That's what I would like to
know. Goes on down and says the
strange cases in Indiana come just weeks after the new
government records surfaced about other UFO waves and near
military near military sites, including seventeen nights in
December when swarms of UFOs retracted over Joint Base
Langley Eustace then it goes under and says these brazen
penetrations over Langley, home to at least half the Air Force's
F22 report stealth fighters led to two weeks of emergency White
House meetings. To date, Langley's mystery UFOs
have eluded identification by the Pentagon police or even
NASA's high altitude research plans.
The WB 57 F called into investigation.
Well, maybe you guys need to get on the phone with somebody over
at Enigma Labs and they can assure you that we saw nothing
but flare coming down out of the sky.
General Glenn Van Hurk, the commander with North American
Aerospace Defense for NORAD who led the mission to take down the
infamous Chinese spy balloon back in 2023, described Langley
Wave as unlike any other case known.
They bring up the UF, they bring up the spy balloon, reportedly
Chinese spy balloon, but they forget to tell you about what
they shot down over the Yukon, over Alaska and Overlake Huron.
Those are conveniently forgotten.
Do you notice that if there are unknown objects within North
America? Her van Herdig told the Wall
Street Journal. Go out and identify them.
Well, they were over your air base, Sir.
Any possibility that you might be able to identify them?
I mean, what does a general make a couple $100,000 a year?
I don't know, senior X Pentagon security official Chris Mellon
what we talked about. Mellon before told dailymail.com
last week that UFOs were swarms of smaller craft released by
motherships. That could be.
I mean, you're talking about this 20 mile across craft being
spotted on the radar there over in Indiana.
He explained that the episode last December was part of a much
larger pattern affecting numerous national security
installations. 2 of the notable aspects, he said, are the fact
our drone signal jamming devices have proven ineffective and
these crafts are making no effort to remain concealed.
Well, we've also read that they were told not to use drone
signal jamming devices on these things.
So what's going on here? Mellon told dailymail.com.
I make no claims regarding their origin.
Perhaps many are Chinese drones. I think we know better, really.
But in some instances, Mellon took pains to emphasize, it is
clear they want to be seen as though they are taunting us.
It does really seem that way, that they're just letting
everybody know who's in charge and that we're not the ones in
charge. This seems to be the case.
It has all the harm hallmark of a group of people within our
government that are inbred with these private corporations.
OK, specs, whatever you want to call them beyond the inspection
of the people. You, they claim you have six or
seven senators or congressmen or whatever that are allowed to see
this stuff. Seems like these guys are all in
the dark. So you have this small group of
people that are really controlling this information
that are refusing disclosure. Now, Louis Elizondo comes out
and says, well, the Collins elites, these bad Christians,
they view these things as demonic.
And they were keeping me from investigating this.
Well, honestly, the only thing that we know that Louis did was
sit around, maybe drink coffee or not, and shoot the breeze
with people and take, I don't know, trips to Skid and Walker
Ranch maybe. I have no idea what he did in
there. A lot of talk, nothing really
getting done from what we can tell.
But he knows all these secrets. He knows when they're coming
back. He knows these bad things that
are about to happen, but he can't tell you.
But he's mad at the Christians elite because they kept him from
doing his job. But he does admit there's
another group just above them that they may be in contact with
these things, whether it's through some sort of mind
control, whether it's through telepathy, whether it's through
ingesting hallucinogenic drugs, that this group of people within
the Pentagon seems to be in control with these off world or
interdimensional entities. Well, if they're in
conversations with them, what kind of conversations are they
having? Would it be conversations to the
effect of would you like to stop by our Air Force Base and just
look at what's going on down there?
Would that be one of those conversations?
And would this be the exact same kind of people that would be in
collusion with these so-called private labs that are set up to
collect UFO sightings and act as gatekeepers to let you know
which ones are real and which ones aren't real?
And wouldn't it be so convenient that if the mainstream media
just had the phone numbers of those people so that when one of
these pesky little UFO sightings happened to show up on radar as
a 20 mile wide mothership dropping out baby ships that
were filmed by people on the ground?
Wouldn't it be so convenient if somebody from the Daily Mail
could call up one of those private UFO investigators and be
reassured that the only thing people saw was flares?
Go back to sleep sheep. Go back to sleep until next
time. This is UFO warning over and
out.