UFO Video Report: “Bill Schroeder Speaker Profile - MUFON Symposium 2016”

Published: 28 April 2016

(Mutual UFO Network, Irvine, California)

Source: Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) (YouTube channel)

Radar Operator Bill Schroeder, a member of the Army Air Defense Command’s 6/65th Hawk Missile Battalion in Key West, Florida, tracked several UFOs on 31 March 1967.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T4Pu4cgNI8

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UFO Radio Interview: “1967 Radar-Visual ECM UFO Incident above Southern Florida”

Published: 26 August 2017

UFORadio International Special, Episode #6

(UFORadio International)

Source: OmniTalk Radio (YouTube channel)

Quote from the video text:

“Guests: Bill Schroeder & Dennis Force

On March 31, 1967 two US Military Air Defense Radar Operators tracked a total of eight unidentified targets over coastal areas of southern Florida. Radar site located at Homestead AFB, Florida was stationed by Dennis Force, and second radar battery site at Key West, Florida was served by Bill Schroeder. The operators and radar stations were separated by approximately 100 miles.

The case involves radar detection from multiple radar sites, several interception attempts by fighter jets, visual sighting, and a possible ECM effect caused by an unknown target. Duration of this dramatic incident lasted for approximately 4 hours. Two separate UFO flight groups were identified. Group A was flying over Atlantic area near Miami and Group B was flying over south of the Florida mainland.”

Schroeder was a member of the Army Air Defense Command’s 6/65th Hawk Missile Battalion in Key West. Force was stationed with the 644th Radar Squadron in Homestead.

Schroeder and Force are cousins.

The radio show is hosted by journalist and UFO researcher Giuliano Marinkovic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fqV0LEdMWY

The UFORadio International web page (presented by the OmniTalk Radio Network):

http://omnitalkradio.weebly.com/uforadio-international.html

Quote from the web page:

“UFORadio International is an Investigative Podcast show that originally started back in 2005.”

Wikipedia article: “Electronic countermeasure”:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_countermeasure

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UFO News Article (Blog): “Once a detective …”

By Billy Cox, 17 March 2014

(De Void, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Florida)

Billy Cox writes about the 1967 Southern Florida UFO experiences of Bill Schroeder and Schroeder’s cousin, Dennis Force.

Both men were radar operators at the time of the incident. Schroeder was a member of the Army Air Defense Command’s 6/65th Hawk Missile Battalion in Key West. Force was stationed with the 644th Radar Squadron (U.S. Air Force) in Homestead.

http://devoid.blogs.heraldtribune.com/14503/once-a-detective/

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Aerial view of Homestead Air Reserve Base, Florida (1994)

(wikimedia.org photo)

Satellite photo of Key West, Florida (tageo.com)

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UFO Report: “The 1952 Sighting Wave: Radar-Visual Sightings Establish UFOs As A Serious Mystery”

Created: 15 December 2005

Updated: 4 February 2017

(NICAP.org)

Quote from the web page:

“Fran Ridge:

This is a very comprehensive and qualitative effort. Without the help of Rebecca Wise (Project Blue Book Archive), Dan Wilson, Brad Sparks, Jean Waskiewicz, Bill Schroeder and others, this could not have been done. (Items on the Chop clearance list are coded ‘CCL’). But none of this would be complete without the story behind the wave of 1952, as told by none other than Richard Hall.

On March 2, 1950, a Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) meeting focused on establishing goals for a minimum air defense by 1952. The following month at a USAF Commanders Conference at Ramey AFB, Puerto Rico,  planners familiarized commanders with the thinking behind the plan of minimum defense as well as with its contents. Referred to as the Blue Book Plan, it stipulated that a minimum air defense could be in place by mid-1952. It was estimated that July 1, 1952, as the critical date when the Soviets would pose a dangerous threat. General Charles Cabell expected the Soviets to have between 45 and 90 atom bombs and 70 to 135 Tu-4 bombers (copied B-29s) by that time. Was there a nuclear connection between this threat and the massive UFO sighting wave of 1952 and the events over Washington in July?

Richard Hall:

The summer 1952 UFO sighting wave was one of the largest of all time, and arguably the most significant of all time in terms of the credible reports and hardcore scientific data obtained. Electromagnetic (EM) effects and physical trace evidence were  more prominent in other waves, but 1952 (and 1953) featured recurring radar detection of UFOs, often from both ground and airborne radar, visual sightings by jet interceptor pilots sent up to pursue the mysterious objects, and cat-and-mouse chases in which the UFOs seemed to toy with the interceptors. Further, Air Force investigators who plotted the sightings noticed that they were concentrated around strategic military bases, and this clearly posed a threat to national security since their origin was unknown. Senior generals in the Air Force concluded that UFOs  were interplanetary in origin, and broadly hinted this belief in LIFE magazine for April 1952.”

http://www.nicap.org/chronos/1952fullrep.htm

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UFO Map: North America 1952

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