From The Alpha and the Omega - Volume III
by Jim A. Cornwell, Copyright © 2009, all rights reserved
"My Unidentified Flying Object Experience"
On the History Channel on Sunday Oct. 4, 2009 at 8 p.m. was a documentary entitled “I Know What I Saw,” which I watched intently, because it contained information from top personnel from international source and their experience with unidentified flying objects. It included generals who witnessed these events, a whole group of witnesses from Arizona, and even the person who was the head of Project Blue Book. The pictures above are of an unidentified flying object from the documentary, that I saw when I was 10 years old in 1961. I was lying on a lawn chair in the backyard at my home in Franklin, Kentucky on a nice summer evening looking at the stars. All of sudden this black triangular object floated into my view from the top of my head coming from the south and going north. I could see the silhouette of the object against the background of the stars. It had the three dome-shaped lights at each point of the triangle, and one in the middle, with all glowing. I estimated it to be about 100 feet above me, but it could have been more depending on its actual size. It moved over me at a slow pace with no sound, and was out of my sight in about 10 seconds.
I was 10 years old and did not think anyone would believe me if I told them what I saw, although on the news that week their were reports from individuals who had seen UFOs in the Nashville, Tennessee area.
Later in my life I was in the U.S. Air Force in the early 1970s with a level 9 clearance working as an Integrated Avionics Systems Specialist on the F-111 fighter jet aircrafts. I had seen about every plane they had then, including an SR-71 land, and at no time did I ever see any aircraft function as I did when I was 10 years old. It would seem unlikely that the government would have anything like that back then.
As you who have read my website may know, that at 10 years of age I was out looking at the stars at night. So my destiny to understand the Mazzaroth had already started. When I was young in a science classroom I told my teacher that I could see the stars changing colors. She told me that this was an optical illusion due to the Earth's atmosphere. This of course inspired me to become interested in science and physics.
I was not abducted or anything that night or I would have remembered it. But then you never know what may have happened, and if that event did affect me in any way.
I do not believe that the craft I saw was made by the government, because if we had that kind of technology in 1961, then we would have not used clunky old rockets to go to the moon, just as we are still doing even today.
Jim A. Cornwell
This page created October 15, 2009.
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