## Bases

> I received and email from someone and they wrote some information about some bases but for safety reason their name and address will not be placed on the site. Neither will any request be send to them if asked.

> I was about to send you an email reporting what I think is a base in the Newberry mtn. range, on the east side of the range. south of searchlight nev. but then I saw you mention "grapevine canyon" If I'm not mistaken grapevine canyon "off of 93" is on the Christmas tree pass road on the Nevada side. This is the general area that I was going to tell you about.

> A friend of mine and I were north of my claims in the newberrys looking for old pre-WWII or Spanish digs when we found a large steel door bolted into the mountain.When we messed with it a truck with 6 military types showed up and aimed on us telling us to leave.My friend got irritated as I did...but he (being a 2 term Viet Nam vet with an attitude) told them to fuck off. At about the same time a chopper came over the mountain to the back of us and just hovered....WE left.

> I live in Kingman now and have meant to go find the door again.

> It was rock bolted,bolts welded to the 2" plate door, nuts welded to the bolts. The plate door was about 7ft wide by 9ft tall. On the door were weld bead words.

> If I remember right it said,

> " No Trespassing
> Property of the U.S. government,
> Dept of the federal reserve.
> Violators will be prosecuted"
> (then some letters and numbers referring to a code)

> The odd thing is that the federal reserve is not a gov. dept.

> It is a private organization run buy shareholders ...mostly politicians, and backed by Lloyds of London and it has been for 200 years.

> For reference the L.O.R.A.N station was with in site between 8-10 miles to the north west. By the way... I way looking for info on the hualapai ufo crashes (both) when I found your sight.Informative!

> In regards to what I had written to you about in the last email:

> On three occasions in the past, the last being with my wife about two years ago, I had seen small convoys of 6 vehicles or less traveling on the searchlight cutoff near the area I spoke of previously. The convoys are usually at least 2 vans painted flat black...no chrome, black sun screened windows except for the windshield which is darkened. You can not see into any of the vehicles. NO plates at all. Not just a dept plate ...but NO plates, stickers, tags or anything. No military stickers on the windshield as is customary with military rigs.

> Even though it is obvious they are ford vans the emblems had been removed. There are hum-v's at front and back with the same treatment. If you slow to their speed , along side while passing, the rear hum-v will pull up on to your tail until you speed up and pass.Then it will drop back into formation.I've stopped further up the road and they never get that far.

> When I went back the other way they were gone . All of this happened after the Loran station north towards searchlight. There are roads back there that lead far into the mtn. ranges. Most lead between the "Fourth of July" mountains and the "Newberry range" then spread into both.These roads are all throughout those mountains. Some are over 250-yr old Spanish trails and almost impassible. In 1906 Searchlight was the largest town in the western states with thousands of miners scattered everywhere as well as a well traveled freight route. Then it died. I'm sure that one of the old, large, isolated ones could have been easily utilized. Some are very, very, large and deep.

> Across to the West side of the valley sometimes you can see lights flying. Sometimes with spotlights at the ground. Then they zip back to the east side and disappear in the range. I not saying they're ufo's but they are VERY fast.I have always wanted to go up there and see what is there. As I lost my mining claims due to the Sierra club turning the area into a Turtle refuge,(which is another weird conspiracy). I haven't had the reason to be in that area so things may have changed.

> Received