Battle of Los Angeles: Fighting off an Alien Craft

Here it is, America’s first major UFO controversy! They tracked a giant alien craft on radar from 120 miles off the coast as it headed towards Los Angeles and followed its deliberate path along the shore, behind mountains and around the largest gun emplacements. Then after firing over 1400 antiaircraft shells at it, the military said it was nothing, just jittery nerves, our imagination or even a weather balloon. But the L.A. Times wasn’t afraid that we couldn’t handle the truth that it was a possible extraterrestrial attack and didn’t hesitate to publish that famous photo showing the image of a very large alien craft at the end of the searchlight beams and in the middle of the bursting shells! And now I won’t hesitate to bring you the full story of what really happened and how many of the Los Angeles residents saw what really happened on that day in 1942, some from close-up! Yes, that photo showing an ominous, saucer-like craft hovering over the city may send chills down your spine, but I’m going to reveal what really happened and the secret of what happened to this UFO! Remember the massive cover-up at Roswell where the residents were threatened with being locked up for years and several that were close to the truth died under mysterious circumstances? Well the Battle of Los Angeles happened a full 5 years earlier than Roswell, so you can imagine how frantic the government was to keep the truth hidden! So, if you no longer fall for that weather balloon line, follow along with me as I share the truth with you! "There were several people in the Navy Department, Army Air Corps and an aircraft company who also had their entire lives shattered. The individuals were: Admiral Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter, Secretary of the Navy James V. Forrestal, Army Air Corps General Nathan F. Twining, General Curtis LeMay, Edward Bowles of M.I.T., Dr. Vannevar Bush and Donald Douglas Sr., to name a few. World War II was raging but what the hell could we do against this?" The above-mentioned leaders were in L.A. for think tank meetings and witnessed the show. Within one week of the event Donald Douglas, CEO of Douglas Aircraft Company in Santa Monica created an influential UFO study group in the top-secret RAND think tank known to very few.