There is a philosophical principle, that to prove white crows exist all you need to do is find one. Figuratively speaking, the observers, previously referred to at Giant Rock and other locales around our country, sighted an entire flock of "white crows," flying, from at least two "nests" or test sites.

These particular UFOs emerged from an official Northrop RCS (Radar Cross Section) Electromagnetic Test facility, also known as "The Tejon Ranch," in the Tehachapi Mountains, northwest of Lancaster, California.

Much of this astonishing activity here in the Antelope Valley, took place from the late 80's through the early 90's. It is much quieter there today, but highly anomalous sightings still continue...

Seen in the Tehachapi's were silent glowing pulsating saucer-shaped objects, that looked like UFOs, flew like UFOs, and were lit like UFOs.

In addition flying triangles, "boomerangs," and orbs were occasionally seen. They were silent, except for a slight hum sometimes heard at close proximity. Flying testimony to a strangely, not so hidden, technological and scientific breakthrough, a mere hour and a half drive from Los Angeles.

In the next four paragraphs are the very condensed and abbreviated highlights of what just a few witnesses have described at the Tejon Ranch and Area 51. They are emblematic of the public database, accessible to all, but ignored by most "respectable" aerospace journalists.

Take the observations of one large group founded by a chemical physicist, Gary Schultz.

They gathered at a spot not too distant from the Tejon/Northrop Facility in 1991. The large group of 30 individuals watched, with binoculars and telescopes, from an elevated vantage point, in the early morning hours, as, in Gary's words:

"...a white glowing/pulsating silent disc-shaped object about 30 feet in diameter slowly rose up from behind a small hill on the site. We watched in astonishment as it rose only a few hundred feet into the air, then slowly made its way east towards Edwards AFB".

Over the next couple of hours, the group watched as over two dozen similar silent craft made their way east. One of the "saucers" approached the group's position, before backing away.

It is worth repeating again, a clear flying "saucer" shape was observed.

Comparing the previous group account, with two other separate individual reports, we have reports of similar craft.

Both football-shaped objects or airliner-like discs were described in the summer of 1991, and on April 15, 1992. Both individuals reported dark un-lit objects sitting on the surface, which suddenly became brightly lit.

The objects then ascended only a few hundred feet into the air. Only a small complex of buildings could be seen where the objects emerged. They both reported up to three or four objects in the air at once-fleet testing?

The objects were all silent, and were either glowing white or orange gold. The aerial activity took place over a period of less than two hours.

In another comparative analysis of a detailed Area 51 report by K.V. March 11, 1993, we find the same "un-lit airliner like craft," which was sighted on a runway near Groom Lake.

This experienced military aircraft observer witnessed a short-roll takeoff arc of a strobing aircraft, when like turning up a lamp, the entire airframe became brightly lit, the object then hovered, then performed rapid ascensions and non-aerodynamic movements, moving more rapidly than any aircraft the observer had ever seen.

The craft suddenly went dark again, and in a short arc landed.

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