Underground Facilities at Fort Hood
Michael Schratt, a military aerospace historian, has conducted extensive research and reporting on a variety of incidents related to UFO sightings, crash retrievals, and secret military installations. His investigations span a wide range of events, from the alleged underground facilities at Fort Hood, Texas, to the Cash-Landrum incident in Huffman, Texas. Schratt’s discussions reveal a private pilot’s testimony from 1968 about a vast underground complex at Fort Hood, discovered when the pilot observed a massive door opening on the ground during an emergency landing, suggesting an underground runway or facility. He also cites statements by a U.S. Army Colonel, known as “Colonel X,” who claimed that certain underground installations and isolated military areas have unmarked helicopters equipped with advanced instrumentation for tracking or recovering malfunctioning UFOs. Schratt speculates on the use of classified ‘Black Budget’ funds, not subject to Congressional oversight, in supporting secret test flight programs of unconventional aircraft or UFOs within these restricted areas.
One notable incident he examines is the Cash-Landrum incident of 1980, where witnesses reportedly suffered from radiation sickness, possibly due to a covert military experiment related to the Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion program involving an advanced, potentially nuclear-powered aircraft. Betty Cash provided a detailed account of her encounter with an unidentified flying object, describing it as a massive, diamond-shaped craft, roughly the size of a water tower. This description highlighted the object’s significant scale and presence. The UFO had a metallic surface that shone with an intensity akin to polished aluminum, making it highly visible against the night sky.
This encounter led to significant health issues for Betty Cash, as well as for Vickie Landrum and Colby Landrum, who were with her. They experienced symptoms consistent with radiation exposure, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, and a burning sensation on the skin. Betty Cash’s condition was particularly severe, resulting in prolonged illness and hospitalization.
Schratt also discusses an underground facility near Riverside, California, in 1973, alleged to contain a disc-shaped craft and medical examination area, including ET autopsies. An Air Force photographer reportedly accessed this facility and commented on the significant difference between the craft’s external and internal sizes. This implies that the craft appeared larger on the inside than it did from the outside, suggesting advanced or unknown technology that manipulates space or perception.
In Schratt’s presentation, he detailed a significant incident that occurred at Norton Air Force Base in 1973 involving a disc-shaped craft. This incident entailed the participation of an Air Force photographer who, after receiving a security clearance upgrade, was transported from Hawaii to Norton Air Force Base. There, he joined forces with another Air Force photographer. Upon their arrival, they were taken by car to a secretive underground facility, the location of which was not disclosed.
At this facility, the photographers were instructed to disrobe and don medical white smocks with face coverings, a procedure that prepared them for their unique assignment. They were then taken to the location of the craft, which was described as a disc-shaped object with a diameter of 30 feet, suspended in the air by a crane. A striking feature of this craft was its interior, which seemed to defy spatial norms. The interior was inexplicably larger than what the exterior dimensions would suggest, a fact that amazed the photographer. He noted that even if he threw a football with full force, it would not reach the other side, highlighting the mysterious spatial properties of the craft’s interior.
The photographers’ task was to document the interior of the craft meticulously, capturing details of its buttons, switches, and display panels. Additionally, they were involved in photographing the autopsy of at least three extraterrestrial beings. During this autopsy, a notable observation was made when a medical personnel member pierced the skin of one of the beings, resulting in the emission of a green fluid.
Additionally, Schratt brings up claims about a vast underground tunnel system connecting Deep Underground Military Bases (DUMBs) across the United States.
Another focus is the Coyame UFO Incident of 1974, involving a UFO crash/retrieval operation near Coyame, Mexico, where the U.S. military reportedly took over from the Mexican military. This incident leads to speculation about the technology and origin of the retrieved craft. Schratt also covers various other UFO sightings and retrieval operations, including events during the Vietnam War and reports from the former Soviet Union.
The event in question, as narrated by military aerospace historian Michael Schratt, details a remarkable UFO encounter that took place in Cambodia in April 1972, during the Vietnam War. The UFO involved in this incident was spherical, resembling a beach ball, and measured approximately 50 feet in diameter. It was characterized by a highly reflective chrome-metallic surface and was equipped with four landing gear legs for ground support. An intriguing aspect of the craft was an insignia on its surface, similar to that reported in the Lonnie Zamora incident in Socorro, New Mexico, in 1964.
The story unfolds with a U.S. Army platoon coming across the landed UFO during a patrol. This unexpected encounter escalated into a firefight between the military personnel and the occupants of the UFO. The nature of these occupants, possibly extraterrestrial, added a profound level of intrigue and mystery to the event.
A particularly startling aspect of this encounter was the reported collection of human body parts by the occupants of the UFO, who were placing them into plastic bins. This element of the account adds a deeply unsettling layer to the narrative. The confrontation ultimately led to casualties on both sides, affecting the UFO occupants as well as a member of the U.S. military platoon involved in the incident.
Overall, Schratt’s work compiles eyewitness accounts, military statements, and his research to suggest a hidden world of advanced technology, secret military operations, and possible extraterrestrial encounters.
