UFO History: December 22, 1944 - The Real Foo Fighters

Another day, another trail of strange contradictions in the 2024 UAP/Drone/Orb flap that is taking over the world. Today, it came out that Military Industrial Complex elders Lockheed Martin were providing new detection equipment to New Jersey to help with public safety concerns. It is incredibly ironic, since everyone in the government has said there are no safety issues or concerns and this is misidentification and mass hysteria. 

Does this mean the government is lying again to the American people? Or is it a Raytheon drone and Lockheed wants to try and intercept it for profitable gains? Both seem plausible right now, because something else is going on. I just don’t know what it is. 

For today, December 22, I again decided to go into the time machine and pick a sighting I’m sure everyone has heard about. Not only is this an extremely famous case, some of the elements in the case seem to transcend time and are relevant today with what is happening across the globe. This case dates back to WWII and the December 22, 1944 encounter with the foo fighters, but the events and timeline of that time mirror our reality in 2024. 

The first reported encounter came in late November of 1944, when members of the 415th Night Fighter Squadron watched eight to 10 fiery orange objects shoot across the night sky north of Strasbourg on the French-German border.  Thinking that the lights might be some kind of German air weapon, the crew turned the plane to base… only to have the lights vanish.

At first the men feared a backlash from other skeptical soldiers and said nothing. They stayed silent. At least until more crews experienced these strange objects. 

Another well-known sighting during this flap took place on December 17, 1944, near Breisach, Germany. On that date, the pilot was flying at approximately 800 feet when he saw five or six flashing red and green lights in the sky. The lights were maneuvering “T shape” and closed to within 1,000 feet before disappearing into the night sky.

Then on December 22nd, two more flight crews experienced the mysterious lights. One of the crew members stationed near Haguenau reported two large glowing orange lights rising from the ground to roughly 10,000 feet. Once ascended, the balls of light tailed the fighter for approximately two minutes before peeling off and pacing the plane until disappearing into the sky.  Another pilot had a similar, yet different experience that day. According to the pilot, he encountered a glowing cigar-shaped craft flying alongside off his wing. He attempted evasive maneuvers, but could not shake the craft. 

These military men eventually got together and named these strange sightings foo fighters in honor of the comic strip Smokey Stover that was popular at the time. 

These encounters are eerily similar to the sightings taking place across the globe today, 80-years later. There are different crafts, balls of light, and unexplained happenings everywhere. Which makes me wonder, have the real foo fighters returned?