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Lowry Air Force Base

Lowry Air Force Base

Search complete. 8 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Lowry Air Force Base".

Oct 11, 2026

TonyHOST
4:03
His report noted that the object's geometry, while reminiscent of popular saucer tropes, bore little resemblance to any known aircraft design documented by the Pentagon's archives up to that time.
TonyHOST
4:17
In late July, the US Air Force dispatched a flight from Lowry Field to inspect the alleged evidence and provide an official assessment.
TonyHOST
4:26
The visiting squadron's chief pilot, Captain William Harper, reported that no trace of jet engine noise or other anomalous vibrations were detectable, leading him to question whether what was in front of them might simply be a prank or a discarded industrial prototype.
TonyHOST
4:44
However, despite his skepticism, the Air Force did issue a provisional notice urging all parties involved to preserve the scene for further analysis.
Aidan MattisHOST
12:05
It also didn't take long for the search effort to grow.
Aidan MattisHOST
12:07
You see, over at Lowry Air Force Base, Joseph was kind of a big deal.
Aidan MattisHOST
12:11
He was a master sergeant.
Aidan MattisHOST
12:12
He was in charge of quite a few people, and it seems that he was pretty well-liked because at least 200 airmen came out to help look for his son.
Steve StocktonHOST
12:31
The search for Bobby extended across four days, with an estimated 300 people searching over 16 square miles.
Steve StocktonHOST
12:38
The search included airmen from Denver's Lowry Air Force Base, where Bobby's father was stationed.
Steve StocktonHOST
12:44
Bloodhounds searched the woods, and divers even searched the heavier ponds.
Steve StocktonHOST
12:49
The search extended up Mount Meeker to approximately 11,000 feet and four miles in each direction.
PJ WrightGUEST
15:03
Um, and that was great, you know? And so I had, uh, my, my job in the Air Force, what I'd signed up to do, was the armament system specialist on fighters, and I got F-15s.
PJ WrightGUEST
15:19
And so I worked on that whole armament system, and the school for that was at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver.
Aaron GarnesHOST
15:25
Okay.
PJ WrightGUEST
15:25
Which you'll s- hear in my, I seem to circle the Southwest quite a bit-
Bryan DawsonHOST
10:53
It was extremely conservative.
Bryan DawsonHOST
10:55
Uh, from a military standpoint, you had, uh, Fort Carson, Schriever Air Force Base, Peterson Air Force Base, Air Force Academy, NORAD, used to have Lowry Air Force Base right there on the south side of Denver.
Bryan DawsonHOST
11:07
Um, ex- you know, heavy military, uh, presence.
Bryan DawsonHOST
11:10
Then you have gas and oil, uh, big-time economy, very...
Bryan DawsonHOST
10:56
You had.
Bryan DawsonHOST
10:58
Fort Carson, Shriver Air Force Base, Peterson Air Force Base, Air Force Academy, NORAD, used to have Lowry Air Force Base right there on the south side of Denver.
Bryan DawsonHOST
11:08
Heavy military presence.
Bryan DawsonHOST
11:10
Then you have gas and oil, big-time economy.
Scotty ActonGUEST
3:22
But I'd been at Western Illinois for, well, two semesters and left there and went into basic training down at Lackland.
Scotty ActonGUEST
3:35
And then from Lackland on up to Denver to Lowry Air Force Base for supply training.
GregHOST
3:43
Was it, um, at that time, was it hard to get in the air force or Navy? I know a lot of guys were flooding in there and so some guys couldn't get
Scotty ActonGUEST
3:50
in.
Kevin D. RandleGUEST
29:47
And we've heard some rumblings about what happened to the bodies at Roswell.
Kevin D. RandleGUEST
29:51
General Exxon, for example, told us that one of the bodies had gone to Denver, Colorado, because back in 1947, the Army Air Forces, as opposed to the US Air Force, Army Air Forces had a mortuary service at their base in Denver, which became Lowry Air Force Base.
Kevin D. RandleGUEST
30:09
I don't know what the name, I don't really have the name of what it was back in 1947, but Exxon said that they sent the body there because they were looking at trying to learn what was the best way to preserve it because you've got a unique biological sample and there isn't a good, you don't really have much of a chance of getting more.
Kevin D. RandleGUEST
30:29
So you want to preserve all of that as long as you can so you can preserve continue your research on it.

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