Most Terrifying Military Experiences With the Paranormal

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• JO

  @johnnybeasley3675 · 2 years ago

  I know that every story is a different person, but I think its funnier to imagine its all the same guy and he's just been really busy over the years.

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• US

  @USNJedi23 · 2 years ago

  You see all kinds of weird stuff in war, especially while sleep-deprived and under intense stress.

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• OB

  @ObiShawnKenobi1 · 2 years ago

  Bro, you can interview thousands of U.S. soldiers who have experienced paranormal events. I myself will never work security again after one of the 60-plus split screens on the monitors I was observing began to glitch out, and the lights turned out on that floor, the only thing that helped with visibility was the illuminated exit signs. Those cameras were at least 15 feet off the ground, and a shadow peered into the camera at eye level, I didn't look at the monitors for the remainder of that night. I was so happy when other people started to show up early that morning.

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• ME

  @melodyy0129 · 2 years ago

  My parents are from the jungles of Laos and Thailand and fled to the USA after the Vietnam war..."Predator" is a real entity,  and in my culture we call them "P-Nyuam-Y", similar to a "skin walker" in the Native American's culture.

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• CH

  @christiancolindres5103 · 1 year ago

  In memory of Buck, loyal friend and protector, man's best friend.

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• JO

  @Jon79w · 2 years ago

  Afghan mountains are known for having giants..there are stories that go back thousand’s of years

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• KE

  @KefLopo · 1 year ago

  I hope they got a new puppy to honor Buck. He deserved another dog to have a good home and lots of love in his honor

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• SU

  @surfside75 · 2 years ago

  I lived in the Nevada desert for 7years near Indian Springs, if you want to see ufo-lights Nevada and Southern Utah is the place to be.

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• RU

  @rumpstatefiasco · 2 years ago

  Excellent. <br>Would be even better if a &nbsp;2- second pause was inserted twixt each account.

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• FR

  @fred-a-stair · 2 years ago

  The first night vision goggles used to display in a red light. One of 5he reasons they changed colour to green was that soldiers were constantly seeing images of &quot;demons&quot; that would only be seen through night vision. They refused to wear them and as soon as the colour was changed to green spectrum, the demons disappeared

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• LU

  @LuciferMorningstar-zu1ud · 2 years ago

  Yup happens quite often actually. You know how many old barracks past military personnel have had suicides and deaths and on posts as well?! MP for 10 yrs, 2 deployments and I’ve seen my fair share of creepy unexplainable things

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• TU

  @tucker7976 · 2 years ago

  I used to go to Indian Springs when I was stationed at Nellis. We did Silver Flag Alpha out there and .50 Cal school out there. Between Indian Springs and the site I worked at, at Nellis I saw some pretty weird stuff late at night on post. <br>Weirdest thing was this crimson red “wall” that swept across the Area . Our Flight Sergeant ordered us into the Armory real quick and about 5 minutes we were released

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