Lyn Buchanan

Not officially.

They're going to come by your desk and say, hey, would you do me a favor?

So you do this guy a favor, this two-star general.

And they walk out with the answer and you never hear about it again.

It was intelligently automated.

There were no beings inside of it.

There was a place where samples were being preserved.

And this thing was going by and finding samples of, I don't know if it was soil or plant stuff or whatever, but there was a place in there where the samples were being

And then somehow the craft would seem to communicate back that it had found something.

But it was totally self-automated.

There were no beings in it at all.

Yeah, it was sort of reddish light inside.

There was a control panel, so it could be controlled by beings.

And there was this small hallway that went back to a chamber where samples were being held.

And that was that.

Samples of... Of whatever it was it was picking up and finding because it was out searching.

Rarely.

I don't think he was ever involved in our unit.

Albert Stubblebine, General Stubblebine, became a really good friend.

I always called him Bert.