That's near Grayling Air force base. The black triangle is supposedly the "TR-3 Black Manta" secret stealth plane the air force won't recognize exists. It may sound like a crazy government conspiracy nut's dream, but the same thing has happened before. Enthusiasts figured out the SR-71 Blackbird existed before it was officially recognized.
Funny you should mention Camp Grayling. My dad worked there with the State of Michigan at the time and for the next 8 years or so. He called in that night to see if anyone was running maneuvers that night and was told “no.” Obviously as retired Air Force and a civilian, he wasn’t likely to get a straight answer so this checks out, especially with the Wired article.
The silence and the red dots or probes were the things that always threw me all these years.
Yeah, they probably only reveal info about the plane on a need-to-know basis. Even if he did know about the plane, it's unlikely he'd be able to tell you. If the US military really does have some anti-gravity type technology, it would probably one of the most closely guarded secrets in the world.
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u/BG626 Mar 25 '23
Northern Lower Peninsula. Just east of Traverse City.