Also, I do not understand how an emp blast could take out electrical systems on the F4 but he could still control a difficult evasive manouvre.
I think, especially at that time, a jet-fighter would have operated without a whole lot of computer-input on control/propulsion/ect. Interference that would mess around with the electrical systems of a jet-fighter wouldn't necessarily have any effect on its engine/steering... and who's to say an emp burst is even what's being suggested here.
Also, why would the military wait until the morning to investigate a supposed ufo crash?
remote area maybe? worried about their aircraft with electrical systems going wonky at night?
The whole 'Aliens' thing, though a lot of fun to think about, has never seemed too likely to me. Could be wrong, and perhaps some sort of 'warp' technology is indeed possible, but even if the crazy distances inherently involved could be crossed, the current accounts of interactions with Aliens hardly seem a worthy purpose for such a journey, unless their goal is to acquire valuable entertainment media (intergalactic reality TV, 'Human's got Punk'd!' style programming, taboo interplanetary porn, ect.) All that said, this seems a relatively solid account of something rather strange having been witnessed, somewhat similar to other accounts of UFO's. I certainly believe UFO's are 'real', it's silly to suggest otherwise, considering the term is exceptionally broad. I just have serious doubts about the strange 'craft' witnessed flying about being extraterrestrial in origin.