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Sgt Alexander yelled for the two 'creatures' Sgt Alexander observed two 'creatures' standing Sgt Alexander and Champ drove to the scene and started to search the area.Īpproximately 400 yards south of the TACAN site, Champ alerted. Was able to communicate with the security police office, requesting assistanceĪnd declaring a 'Covered Wagon.' Four additional security policemenĪrrived on scene, including, Sgt Darren Alexander and his military dog-Champ. Approximately one mile from the TACAN site, Sgt Reid Sgt Reid and AIC Tash retrieved Briggs and Hillsgeck and droveįrom the scene. Sgt Reid then yelled for AIC Tash to return to the police

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Law enforcement office by using his Motorola HT-220 portable radio. Sgt Reid attempted to communicate to the security police That an object was directly over his head. Then suddenly, Sgt Reid yelled to AIC Tash AIC Tash walked around the area and found marks in the Hillsgeck appeared to have been burnt around the face. Sgt Reid summoned an USAF Ambulance to the scene. Upon their arrival, they observed Briggs and Hillsgeck It took the security police patrol 17 minutes to travel Sgt Holmes dispatched Sgt Dwight Reid and AIC Michael The phone call was received by Sgt David Holmes, the Law Enforcement Desk Site because 'intruders' were attempting to enter the facility. He yelled that they needed help at the TACAN Briggs returned to the building and telephoned (555) Together, they observed two 'creatures' walking towards the fence. Once Hillsgeck and Briggs exited the building Briggs was startled by the object and entered the TACANīuilding to summoned Hillsgeck. Once outside, Briggs observed a saucer shaped objectĭirectly above the TACAN building. Briggs exited the building to investigate the sound. According to Briggs, it sounded like a high At approximately 1400 hours., Briggs heard a strange Once inside the compound, they opened the TACAN building and began toĬonduct a systems check of the TACAN equipment. The locked fence surrounding the TACAN facility and entered the compound.

The TACAN site was situated on government land maintainedīy the United State Army, Ft. The names and events are real.Rmc On October 14, 1972, Airman First Class(AIC) Steven BriggsĪnd Airman(AMN) Dennis Hillsgeck were instructed to check the tacticalĪir navigational (TACAN) facility located eight miles east of McChord Airįorce Base. Three years later we see that the Air Force is still collecting UFO reports Note that Blue Book closed it's doors in December 1969 but yet here almost Preamble This is from the files of AFOSI dated in October 1972. If you have specific questions or information about content, the website, and applications, please contact us.The 1972 McChord AFB UFO Incident - Shots Fired At ETīy Former AFOSI agent c.

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