Understand.
I thought there was some mention of the bomber range in the first story. I forget.
Of course, UFO's sometimes do their thing over bomber ranges . . . neutralizing things in the process.
But, generally, I'd agree with you.
I thought there was some mention of the bomber range in the first story. I forget.
Here's the way this thread's original story mentions Fort Chaffee:
WND surveyed local police and sheriffs agencies, as well as Fort Chaffee, a decommissioned Army base in the region, and no one reported anything out of the ordinary.
Fort Chaffee is characterized as a decommissioned Army base. No mention is made of the fact that the lights were seen directly over the base!
And here's how the more recent story that I linked to in post #77 on this thread reads:
Officials say the colorful illuminations seen Jan. 9 over western Arkansas came from special military flares that slowly parachuted to the ground as part of an Air Force training mission involving A-10 aircraft pilots at nearby Fort Chaffee, a base used for testing weaponry.
Now Fort Chaffee is characterized as a base used for testing weaponry. That's a significant change. WND didn't do their homework on the original story, it seems to me.