Here’s some creepy, scary stuff to start the Halloween Season….Sensitive Readers should brace themselves. There is no cheesy Zombie screaming shit.
David Paulides has been researching people disappearing in our National Parks. He stumbled on his first case when he was researching something else in a National park. He contacted the National Park Service to get their list of missing persons and they said they didn’t keep one. What?
After many letters, phone calls and emails the NPS said they could get him a list of missing persons in Yellowstone National Park and a national list. However, the Yellowstone list would cost him about $35,000. The national list would cost him millions. The NPS said this was the cost of manhours to manually search NPS for missing persons stories.
The following is Part One. Keep watch the parts on youTube and comment on the part you were listening to when you decided to stop and hide under your bed,
Still there?
https://youtu.be/LsKzTqhXVFM
TRUE STORY
During the filming of the Ted Turner film “Gettysburg” , Civil War reenactors came from all over the country to participate in the first authorized reenactment on the actual battle field. During a break, a group of men noticed a fellow reenactor emerge from the woods. “He smelled real bad”, remembered one man. The man said to them, “Rough one today, ay boys?” The men agreed with him as they complemented him on his authentic garb. He had a quizzical look on his face and asked them how they were situated for ammunition. When they replied that they had no ammunition, the man reached into his pouch and produced a handful of musket rounds. He apologized for not having more to share. As they were inspecting their gifts the man turned and disappeared back into the woods.
Noticing that they didn’t look like the rounds issued to them, they went to the head of props for the film, who told them they weren’t issued by him. Later they made their way into Gettysburg proper to have them checked out, and were chilled to learn that they were genuine musket rounds, dating from the time of the battle.
Here’s your reward for getting this far…..
When I was stationed at Kunsan AB, South Korea 80-81 and worked in the Aero-Repair shop. We called egress to pull the seat and some civilians from Hill AFB came out. From them I learned where the Egress Shop went. 
Zulu Alert is Air Defense Alert. F-15’s were sitting Zulu at Kandena AB, Okinawa. It gets lonely on alert. A pilot and his MALE enlisted Crew Chief were caught doing the nasty inside the intake on a F-15. When this went public all the pilots started wearing the squadron patch wherever they went. The pilots of the squadron of the couple had rockers made for the squadron patch that read, “I’M NOT THE ONE”.
George AFB, 1978ish….. It was a dark and stormy night. The flight-line was as quiet as it gets when flying is cancelled. We all all cozy in the expediter van when someone gets on the radio. Two girls, I’m sorry WAFs, I’m sorry again Female Airmen down in Blue Section were talking. One of them was bragging about her boyfriend. No one dared to call a hot mic while she droned on about what sex acts she liked in minute detail. The other one then chimed in on the sexual prowess of her lover. Imagine about a 100 guys all leaning into the radio speaker trying not to miss a word.