Hill Air Force Base exterior near BLDG 1205 in Ogden, Utah
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BLDG 1205

Robed Figure Apparition at Hill Air Force Base

Ogden, UT

Age

18+ (Military installation — restricted access)

Cost

Free

No public access

Access

Limited Access

Military installation

Equipment

No Photos

ApparitionsDisembodied voice

The paranormal phenomenon at BLDG 1205 centers on a distinctive apparition encountered by multiple military personnel and civilian employees. The entity appears as a robed figure—humanoid in form, wearing sandals and voluminous robing—that traverses the building's hallways during late-night hours. The apparition is described as solid and three-dimensional, moving with apparent purpose through the corridors.

The most distinctive characteristic of the entity is vocalization. When witnesses attempt to engage the apparition in verbal communication, the figure responds with a single, consistently repeated utterance: 'Chonklas.' This phonetic expression—whether a name, incantation, word from an unfamiliar language, or meaningless sound produced by a non-sentient residual phenomenon—remains unclear. The consistency of the vocalization across independent witness accounts suggests either a scripted response from an intelligent entity or a residual sound imprinted at the location.

The phenomenon has been documented across multiple independent witness accounts, primarily from military personnel and civilians working at the base. No single incident can be attributed to the haunting; rather, the apparition appears to manifest recurrently over time. The witnesses demonstrate consistency in their descriptions: the robing, the footwear, the nighttime manifestation timeframe, and the 'Chonklas' vocalization.

The origin of the entity remains speculative. Whether the figure represents a deceased military or civilian employee bound to the location, a residual haunting imprinted by a traumatic event, or an entirely non-human presence cannot be determined from available accounts. The military installation context and restricted access prevent detailed paranormal investigation or historical context research.

Notable Entities

The Robed FigureChonklas Entity

Plan Your Visit

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Military Base Exterior View

Hill Air Force Base is a secure military installation with restricted public access. BLDG 1205 cannot be visited by the general public. View the base perimeter from public roadways only.

Duration:
20 min

Sources & Further Reading

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  1. 1.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_Air_Force_Base
  2. 2.uen.org/utah_history_encyclopedia/h/HILL_AIR_FORCE_BASE.shtml

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is BLDG 1205 family-friendly?
The paranormal reports lack graphic content or threatening scenarios. The apparition is described as speaking in an unknown language/name rather than demonstrating aggression. Military facility context makes it inaccessible to families for exploration. Overall family fit: Moderate.
How much does it cost to visit BLDG 1205?
No public access This location is free to visit.
Do I need to book in advance?
No advance booking is required, but checking availability is recommended.
Is BLDG 1205 wheelchair accessible?
BLDG 1205 has limited wheelchair accessibility. Terrain: Military installation.