A retired US Army Captain confirms that Bigfoot are regularly encountered at Fort Lewis-McChord, Washington, and that a large male was killed during a night training operation.
"I'm a retired US Army Captain. I served for 12 years including my last 6 years under the 7th Infantry Division, Fort Lewis-McChord, Washington. I'm going to make this short but to the point. On many night trainings we'd load up for night OPS in the woods on the southeast part of the Fort Lewis base. During the training, we would encounter these creatures (Bigfoot) quite often. We know they're there. We're told not to engage them in any way.
I know back a few years ago a couple of enlisted troops got scared and emptied a few clips into a large male creature. Yes, they killed it. Within 2 hours we had Feds crawling all over the place. They left after talking with the two guys who killed the creature. They left in a large vehicle that was loaded down. Yes, these creatures exist. Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Grassman, etc.
After speaking with a few fellow Army officers I've met they too have encountered some of these creatures on other bases."
Transcribed Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c_juD-Qt_s
NOTE: I have received numerous Bigfoot encounter reports from Fort Lewis-McChord over the years. It's well-known within the service of their existence in the area. Lon
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