And he said, well, you got two years of college.
And I said, I love flying, but I need four years of college to get commissioned or do anything like that.
They had a navigation course that had opened up that the requirements were that you can get in with two years of college.
which was basically two years with some reserve time to follow.
and just finish out your two years and go on reserve status.
You would sign up for an additional four years, and you would actively be in the Air Force as a navigator.
And that fuel would sit there for a couple of years.
Well, what was the integrity of the fuel after a couple of years?
the reason being is that my experience was two years prior to Robert Salas's.
And I had told her about this, uh, oh, 20 some odd years ago.
Oh, probably a few years later, you know.
He said it was the damnedest thing, you know, and he was saying, you know, I've done this for many years.
I just did, it was quite a few years later, I didn't connect it.
No, because I, I, I spit it, you know, into my hand and I thought, oh, this must have been there for years.
Uh, probably about, oh, seven, eight years ago.
It's one of these places like Malmstrom, you know, base in Montana, where throughout the years you have recurring patterns of UFO sightings.