Fallon Range Training Complex

So the US Fish and Wildlife Service was given these two portions of land to turn into the Fallon and Stillwater National Wildlife Refuges, assuring that they'd remain undisturbed for the wildlife.

With World War II, the Fallon Naval Air Station was built, so this land was handed over to the Department of Defense, and it also got these tracks to turn into the Fallon Range Training Complex.

Essentially, empty areas of the desert where pilots can train using actual live weapons.

Then finally, this area near town was transferred to the Bureau of Indian Affairs to be held in trust on behalf of the Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Reservation, and that was the extent of land allocation.

Even before the caller got into the details, the tone of their voice hinted at something extraordinary.

Quote, we've had four UAP encounters in the past week, the voice said, matter-of-factly, referring to incidents within the Fallon Range Training Complex.

Each encounter involved Top Gun instructors, some of the most skilled and highly trained aviators in the world.

Detailed reports and telemetry were already being processed and would be sent my way shortly.