Gil Carlson - Battle of Los Angeles: Fighting off an Alien Craft

By Gil Carlson

ISBN: 978-1-5136-2599-7

(C) Copyright 2018 Gil Carlson

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Here it is, Americas first Major UFO Controversy .. 3

In the early morning hours of February 25, 1942 4

But first a little background 5

Here are the details 6

Radar Reports 8

Rumors, theories, conflicting official reports 10

Most likely weather balloons 12

If it was a balloon, why didn't it pop 14

Fu-Go bombing balloon theory 15

And the press responds 16

And the aliens 18

Single object 120 miles out heading in towards L.A. from the ocean 20

Civilian Eye-witnesses 23

The giant alien craft makes its move 34

Did We Actually Bring Down that Giant Alien Craft 38

The Alien Craft Changes its Path 39

Battle of Los Angeles Photo Enhancements by Steven Lacey 43

Battle of Los Angeles Photo Analysis by Frank Warren 47

Do these Photos Actually Prove the Existence of Aliens 53

WHY would anyone human or alien make such a flight 54

Alien Craft Flying in our Skies Today and no one Cares 56

A More Recent Sighting of the UFO Resembling Upside Down Raft 57

Leaked Documents Shed New Light on Battle of L. A. 58

Could There Be a Connection to Mount Shasta 65

Did We Actually Bring Down That Giant Alien Craft 68

More on San Clemente, the Channel Island Area and the UFOs 71

UFO Encounter With F/A-18s Department of Defense Releases Footage 89

The Malibu Underwater Alien Base is it for real? 96

Catalina Island and the UFO Mystery 102

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 1440 anti-aircraft shells at it, the military said it was nothing, just jittery nerves, our imagination or even a weather balloon.

But the L.A. Times wasnt afraid that we couldnt handle the truth that it was a possible extraterrestrial attack and didnt 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 wont 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 Im 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!

In the Early Morning Hours of February 25, 1942: Thats when the city of Los Angeles found itself in the grip of a mass panic. It was triggered by reports of a Japanese air raid and local military units sounded warning sirens, ordered a mass blackout and lit up the sky with machine gun fire and over 1,400 anti-aircraft shells.

This was the famous Battle of Los Angeles which would eventually drag on for several hours, terrifying mil ions of residents in Southern California. Yet once this immense battle ended and the guns finally fell silent, there was no evidence of an enemy attack!

The military brass chalked the false alarm up to jittery nerves caused by the bombing of Pearl Harbor, but it still remains one of the most mysterious chapters of World War II.

And now I am going to try to make some sense out this whole thing. You see, I take this thing rather personally. I grew up hearing these stories.

One of the claims is that the first spotting of a UFO was directly above MGM Studios in Culver City which was two blocks from my family home. (I wasnt born yet, so you cant blame this one on me.)

Gil Carlson

What is interesting is that all the official reports you will soon be reading about mentions that it was Japanese planes, balloons or jittery nerves that was to blame, no official hint that it could be UFOs, (would you really expect the government to be mentioning alien craft?), but all of the stories I heard while growing up only mentioned UFOs being involved!

Photo taken from off the coast during the Battle of Los Angeles

In the frantic weeks that followed the Pearl Harbor attack, many Americans believed that enemy raids on the continental United States were imminent. On December 9, 1941, unsubstantiated reports of approaching aircraft had caused a minor invasion panic in New York City and sent stock prices tumbling.

On the West Coast, inexperienced pilots and radar men had mistaken fishing boats, logs and even whales for Japanese warships and submarines. Tensions were high, and they only grew after U.S. Secretary of War Henry Stimson warned that American cities should be prepared to accept occasional blows from enemy forces.

Just a few days later, on February 23, 1942, a Japanese submarine surfaced off the coast of Santa Barbara, California, and hurled over a dozen artillery shells at an oil field and refinery. While the attack inflicted no casualties and caused only minor damage, it marked the first time that the mainland United States had been bombed during World War II.

The day after the oil field raid, paranoia and itchy trigger fingers combined to produce one of the most unusual home front incidents of the war. It began on the evening of February 24, 1942, when naval intelligence instructed units on the California coast to steel themselves for a potential Japanese attack.