Just wanted to say hello to the forum.  I got interested in this site due to the fact it seems central Texas is muy caliente!  Personally I have seen one craft when I was a toddler, I even remember the lights in the house dimming and the babysitter on the phone looking out the same glass door to backyard and commenting on it on the phone.  As I get older I think it might have been a vivid dream, but my mother still remembers coming home and KNOWING I saw what I saw.  Since then it's been book after book for research.

What I want to offer is my experience in the aviation industry.  Growing up my mother was a commercial airline pilot in the DFW hub area.  I lived in the glide-path and she taught me airplane types and how to calculate speeds from referencing a point on the ground.  Now, I'm a helicopter mechanic and can still figure out whats what in the sky.   I live in Austin and met a car-club friend who shares same interests.  We have been going on these sky-watch parties in Austin and Stephenville to try and film evidence.  

I was close to giving up last year and just giving into the fact that maybe it's just high tech military drones.  Last October 6th around 1945, I saw a "satellite" moving from west to east.  No biggie I thought, cool satellite...when it got almost dead above me it made a 90 degree turn to the north and kept going.  No turning arc like a jet fighter, no strobes, no contrail.. I took that as a sign to wake up and start exploring.  

Sorry about the long intro but feels good to get it off my chest and for you guys and gals to know where I'm coming from.  Gotta take a stand sometime. Any feedback on what I can do to help would be appreciated.

welcome to the community toaster!