Saturday, 22 June 2019

UFO News Article:
“State Author Claims UFO Cover-Up”


21 April 1984
(Hartford Courant, Connecticut)

Sources: U.F.O. Newsclipping Service, Plumerville, Arkansas and AFU.se

The article reports on the UFO book, Clear Intent (the book was retitled “The UFO Cover-Up”), and the research work of Lawrence A. Fawcett. The book is written by Fawcett and Barry J. Greenwood.

Quote from the article (Page 7):
“The Coventry police lieutenant’s interest in Unidentified Flying Objects is a serious one, and the government is just as concerned as he is, Fawcett maintains in his soon-to-be released book on the subject.

The government has been covering up dangerous activities by UFOs, says Fawcett in ‘Clear Intent: The Government Cover-up of the UFO Experience ,’ the book he wrote with Barry J. Greenwood, a postal worker in Stoneham, Mass.

Fawcett’s fascination with UFOs began in 1965, when he saw a strange glowing object floating above an electrical substation in Manchester. A flash of electricity passed between the object and the substation, Fawcett said.

Since then, he has studied reports of UFO sightings and he and others have amassed 4,000 pages of documents from the Air Force, the FBI, the CIA and the National Security Agency, which collects foreign intelligence and protects the security of Armed Forces communications.

The truth about UFOs, Fawcett said, is that they have penetrated high-security areas in Strategic Air Command bases, where unauthorized craft are not allowed.

The documents record hundreds of sightings of strange, glowing lights; mysterious, unidentified helicopters and other unexplained objects in the sky:

• ‘The object was a glowing orange light that flew on our wing at about 1 mile,’ Capt. K.E. May said in a report to his superiors at Michigan’s Wurtsmith Air Force Base on Sept. 30, 1981. ‘We attempted to close in on it and it came at us on a 90-degree intercept.’ May twice closed in on the object, but it evaded his plane, seemingly reversing direction in mid-air, and finally disappeared overhead, the report says.

• In September and October 1975, strange objects were sighted at five Strategic Air Command bases in the northern United States, reports say.

‘For two months, UFOs were coming and going with impunity at these bases,’ Fawcett said. ‘Our latest planes couldn't stop them.’

In Cascade County, Mont., the sheriff’s office released this report: ‘A local veterinarian observed a white light in the sky with a red light on the side. His observation was that the cattle in the area started howling louder than he had ever heard.’

The Strategic Air Command was almost as disturbed as the cattle. On Oct. 29, 1975, it released the following memo: ‘As a short-term measure we are directing our Northern Tier SP (special police) units to assume security option III - Security Vigilance Posture during hours of darkness.’

Reports in the book were obtained by Fawcett, Greenwood and other members of Citizens Against UFO Secrecy of New York City. Most were obtained through Freedom of Information Act suits in U.S. District Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C.

‘These documents show that UFOs are real. They’re not the result of hallucinations or air balloons,’ Fawcett said. ‘They show that UFOs display a technology far beyond ours.’

A report NSA submitted for the private inspection of a U.S. appeals court judge in Washington, D.C., contends that releasing records of UFO sightings would give an enemy important information about the country’s ability to detect foreign aircraft.

When Fawcett got the report, it was so heavily censored with black pencil that fragments such as ‘In this document, the author discovers what he considers to be ...’ were followed by a full page of blacked-out material.

‘I feel that UFOs do pose a threat to the security of the United States,’ Fawcett said. If military aircraft could duplicate UFOs’ ability to move and change directions at incredibly high speeds, ‘we'd have air superiority over the world. If the Russians could do it, they’d control us.’

‘We have a right to know about UFOs,’ he said, ‘and the government has a duty to tell us.’

Prentice-Hall Inc. of Englewood Cliffs, N.J., will release the book in June.”

My comment: The 1975 northern tier (U.S./Canada) Strategic Air Command (SAC) bases UFO incidents occurred mainly in October and November.


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Aerial view of Wurtsmith Air Force Base, Oscoda, Michigan
(decommissioned on 30 June 1993) (wikimedia.org photo)