Remote Viewing the Battle of Los Angeles
On February 25, 1942, two days after a Japanese submarine surfaced and shot 16 shells at an oil field 12 miles west of Santa Barbara, California, radar stations picked up an unidentified object over Santa Monica Bay at 2:25 a.m. The region’s antiaircraft batteries--the largest at Ft. MacArthur--went fully into action, blindly firing nearly 1,500 rounds into the suddenly search-lighted skies. The Times wrote the next day: “At 5 a.m. the police reported that an airplane had been shot down near 185th Street and Vermont Avenue. Details were not available....” Five persons died in the “air raid,”…
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