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February /March 2005
Vol. 20 No. 1
Catalog: 870 269-4177
Welcome to Volume 20!
contents
4 Publisher’s Note
5 Editor’s Note
8 Letters
29 Conferences Coming Up
Book Reviews:
69 The Alien Files
70 The Cash-Landrum UFO Incident
71 Connecting the Dots
72 Sightings by Date
74 Classifieds
78 Sightings Map
features
32 Building 265
This is the most amazing story you will read all year! Maybe ever!
by Joseph Richard Gutheinz, Jr.
38 Ranking Russians Deny UFO Incidents
Suddenly, it’s turned very very cold in Russia.
by Vicki Ecker
Jim Moseley, the publisher of that eminently scholarly publication Saucer Smear, on one of his rare occasions got
it right a year ago when he said that UFO Magazine “staggered” into print. That we did. With a redesigned look and a
new editorial focus we made it into print and spent 2004 taking risks on the kinds of stories we thought would excite
a larger audience of readers, UFO enthusiasts, and people who like to follow news of the paranormal. We were out to
please our existing audience, but also to make new friends. And in the process we made some friends, but, as we’ve
done many times before, also managed to offend some old friends.
Accordingly, I would like to issue a collective UFO Magazine apology to all those whom we offended for whatever
reason we offended them, reasons that are known to us and reasons that aren’t. Sorries to all the readers who didn’t
like our choice of paper stock. We couldn’t afford the shiny stuff. In fact, even if we could have afforded it, the big pa-
per mills began rationing the glossy stock to the catalog printers. Likely we couldn’t have obtained enough even if we
wanted to print on it. So, a big sorry to all of you who wrote us or called saying you didn’t like the change from 2003.
We had to change the way we managed subscriptions in 2004. Couldn’t afford the old subscription service. So, sorry
for the lost magazines and for all the subscribers who went missing between September 2003 and April 2004. And if
you’re still lost, you know the address (PO Box 11013, Marina del Rey, CA 90295).
There were some readers who complained about our stories, our columnists, and our covers. We decided to take risks,
so we have to take the knocks, too. If you didn’t like the orbs, the Jim Marrs photo (he loved it), or the photocopy of the
alien (he wasn’t real), sorry you were offended. If you didn’t like the book reviews because you like the book and the
reviewer didn’t, or vise versa, sorry about that. If you didn’t like what some of our columnists wrote because you felt it
was aimed at you, it wasn’t, but sorry about that anyway. Let’s start a new year.
This is a year in which we’re still going to offend many more people, so let me say sorry to all those who’re not yet
offended but most likely will be. UFO is looking forward to a big year as we hit volume two-oh, taking us to our twen-
tieth anniversary in 2006. Here’s some of what’s in store: we’re starting up a publishing partnership with our friends
in Brazil. That’s right, we’ll be working with A. J. Geveard and UFO Brazil in translating some of their exciting stories
into English and publishing them here. We’re even talking about publishing an electronic edition of UFO Brazil, and,
of course UFO Magazine USA. We hope to be able to reach out to our English cousins this year and re-establish the Gra-
ham Birdsall tradition of UFO Magazine U.K. Time will tell, but for all those readers on the other side of the Atlantic, a
mailing will be coming your way soon. And we hope that this will be a year of Disclosure, with a capital D that rhymes
with T, which stands for Truth, right here on these very pages.
UFO Magazine is the most interesting magazine in the world. We will prove it to you, again, in 2005.
William J. Birnes
When you’ve been dabbling or drowning in the UFO game long enough, the proffered “play” frequently becomes
altogether tedious—but never because of the phenomenon itself. In fact, UFOs remain a profoundly arousing enig-
ma that drives the gamer in the manner of Tom Petty’s lyrics in his rocking anthem, “Runnin’ Down A Dream”—
While the UFO phenomenon itself never ceases to attract and intrigue, beguile and baffle, the tedium in the game
itself arises when the mystery leads to a clash of cultures, as it were; divided geographies attempting to occupy
the same space at the same time. And while UFOs might easily do that, individual humans with widely diverse
agendas simply cause a ruckus in the mind of a neutral observer. (Or, one attempting to remain neutral!) Scam art-
ists and bonafide witnesses who both claim to have important UFO data will spread their wares before a credulous
public. Sit back and see what happens. Building 265 (current) and the alien autopsy footage (past) each press in
on their audience. But guess which one ends up dominating?
The challenge presented in this issue is to calculate the odds of what’s real and what’s not. Any reader of our
magazine knows that since the middle of last century, much has been lined up against the UFO phenomenon to
divert attention from historical fact and diminish the impact of what can only be determined as huge national
security breaches, at the very least.
Ever since then, courageous, determined souls have tried their mightiest to let everyone in on a special secret.
The tiniest and flimsiest of hoaxes or wild goose chases or silliness will capture the public imagination instead,
heedlessly overshadowing earnest truth tellers.
That’s the way of this world. Maybe it will always be this way. So, seeing no change after years and years, life
comes down to the comfort and warmth from those we love. We’ll still play the game, mind you, but at a more
relaxed pace and with far less expectation: the only way we can stay in the game.
Vicki Ecker
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Peter Robbins with OUR-J members at informal gathering following national conference in Tokyo.
est from their families—this sors, then returned to my hotel where I slept like a log
isn’t something to hide.” until late Friday morning.
While lamenting the fact The next day, Yuko, Toshie, and I linked up with Jun
that Japanese investigators and had lunch at a very Japanese-style Chinese restaurant
have yet to undertake the in the Takashimaya Department Store, followed by coffee
Peter at Asakusa Kannon, the rigorous investigative work (yes, Starbucks) on the building’s roof garden. We spent
Sensoji Temple in Tokyo. that their American and that evening at Jun and Yuko’s home, where Toshie and I
British counterparts have, reviewed and timed our simultaneous English and Japa-
Jun Kato’s sighting reports, surveys, university lectures, nese versions of my talks. Later we ordered out for dinner:
television appearances, and regularly published commen- Italian food from Domino’s Pizza.
taries in leading newspapers and magazines have made Like us, the Japanese share a real fondness for both
him a uniquely important player in the field whose in- Chinese and Italian cuisine, and it was great fun to tear
telligence, passion and personality keep OUR-J members into the pizza, pasta, and garlic bread at the traditional
and a growing segment of the public focused on the more floor-height Japanese dining table. It was also that evening
scientific and pragmatic aspects of UFO research. that I met Jun and Yuko’s children, Sumire, eight, and Ko,
My relationship with the group began in 2000. While seven. We hit it off wonderfully, and the two of them re-
working as editor-in-chief of the website www.ufocity. mained my close companions for much of the remainder
com, I was contacted by Toshie Nakagawa, an OUR-J of- of my visit.
ficer and the organization’s
leading translator who is
fluent in English. She’d writ-
ten to tell me that interest in
England’s 1980 Bentwaters-
Woodbridge UFO incident
was still strong in Japan and
that OUR-J wanted to know
how Larry Warren and I
felt about allowing them to
translate and excerpt por-
tions of our book for their
quarterly, UFO Report Japan.
We obliged gladly.
Toshie and I met when she
Photo courtesy: Jun Kato
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Official press release: Joe Gutheinz and the past members of one of his
task force investigations at the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center.
Technological Secrets
Once the special study was in place, “We were get-
ting more and more information on the subject of
anomalous phenomena,” said Colonel Sokolov in the
1993 interview. “When the attention of the military
was attracted by the problem, they came to the con- Boris Sokolov
clusion that a person from the military was needed to
George Knapp
sia may explain their new attitude. Russian President
Vladimir Putin has shown what some political com-
mentators view as a harsh retreat from the democratic
reforms that rose after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Hints of Putin’s authoritarian policies solidified into
a clear pattern after the terrorist strike on a school in
the southern Russian town of Beslan, and now the for-
merly amicable relationship between himself and Pres-
ident Bush has become increasingly strained.
“I do not begrudge Colonel Sokolov for his change
of heart,” Knapp comments. “After I returned from
Russia in 1993 and publicized some of my findings,
Sokolov was attacked relentlessly by some far-right Rus-
sian newspapers. My associate, Dr. Nikolai Kapranov
… stated flatly that if Sokolov had spoken to us just
five years before, he would have been imprisoned. And
if it had happened ten years before, he would have
been shot.”
In a way, the specter of the KGB still looms over
the Russian landscape. Putin is a former agent of that
once-dreaded Soviet security force, which Sokolov
On his Russian trip, Knapp also gained access to
and Platov now flatly deny ever had any other secret
an even more impressive official, General Igor Malt-
sev, who spent 7 years as chief of staff for Soviet Air
Defenses. Maltsev confirmed for Knapp that their Air
Force had standing orders that UFOs were not to be
fired upon because “ ‘they may have tremendous ca-
pacities for retaliation,’ ” Knapp quotes. “He talked
about a mass sighting over Moscow in 1990 in which
more than a hundred sightings were reported in a
single night, confirmed on military radar, and that he
knew of no terrestrial technology that could do what
the UFOs did.”
Knapp has the final, logical word: “Oberg convenient-
ly omits this incident because he simply doesn’t have
a way to explain it away. The Russian military didn’t
igor maltsev issue this amazing order because it regarded UFOs as
hallucinations or misidentifications.” UFO
Paul Kimball
International Perspectives
“If you wanted to know just how far governments
will go to keep UFOs under wraps, this is it,” said Peter
Robbins about England’s Rendlesham Forest incident.
Robbins, along with witness Larry Warren, wrote Left
at Eastgate (1997), an account of the December, 1980
siege at Suffolk’s Bentwaters-Woodbridge air bases and
the surrounding Wood.
At that time, the U.S. military maintained a nuclear
stockpile of 350,000 kilotons at the Twin Base complex,
in full violation of a then-existing treaty with the U.K.
An uprising that began in Gdansk, Poland, led by Lech
Walesa, the man who would become that country’s first
president, had Russia ready to roll with nukes on full
red alert; there was a chance Soviet paratroopers might
land that night in Suffolk to quash the Polish uprising.
Instead, the forest near the base was visited by a black
equilateral triangle. The next night, UFOs moving in
a grid pattern left triangular landing spots. The activ-
ity was capped on the fourth night, when “troops sur-
rounded a 40-foot round, self-illuminated ground fog,”
Robbins said. “Their flashlights wouldn’t even work.
Linda Moultin Howe A large machine materialized within the fog, and three
Media Materials
Cameron offered audio and visual material on vari-
ous cases, including a sighting at the Capitol and the
Holloman Air Force Base. He provided a fascinating
and credible overview of UFO films contracted by the
government to acclimate the public, beginning with
Walt Disney in 1956, each of which was pulled before
release. Describing a project contracted under Presi-
dent Nixon which included the Holloman footage,
Cameron said, “After Blue Book shut down, there was
a definite program that started with Richard Nixon to
release materials, but surrounded by disinformation.
They put the material out, and then they pull back
Grant Cameron what you need to prove it.”
Cameron covered the Ford and Reagan eras, but be-
UFO Magazine Contributing Editor Sean Casteel re- it fascist or is it something else? It’s hard for me to say.
cently sat down, accompanied by Ventura, California But I think that we’ve developed a new form of govern-
newspaper copy editor John Weigle, Casteel’s faith- ment over an extended period of time. America started
ful companion at many a UFO conference, to speak to out as this wonderful republic, and I think through
researcher and author Richard Dolan. Dolan is the au- a series of wars, most importantly World War II, that
thor of UFOs and the National Security State (2002), republic went through various transformations which
and though a relative newcomer to the UFO field, has involved the creation of an increasingly autonomous
made a significant mark by compiling a huge amount military complex—again, something that I like to call
of historical data on how the phenomenon has affected the national security state.
our culture. There’s a quote that I’m fond of by Machiavelli. Es-
The interview was conducted at the National UFO sentially, he says: If you want to have a revolution from
Conference, held at the Renaissance Hotel in Holly- above, then what you really need to do is make sure
wood, California. Dolan was one of the featured speak- you retain a semblance to the old forms of government,
ers. His book was the starting point for a wide-ranging because that’s all people notice. You can have tremen-
discussion of UFOs, politics, and conspiracy theory. dous changes going on underneath, but if you keep the
Along with his dark ruminations on the emergence outer clothing as it is, then you’ll be fine. I would add,
of a totalitarian form of government, born after World though, that at a certain point those changes become
War II and nursed along by nearly 60 years of UFO so profound that it’s probably impossible to hide the
secrecy, Dolan offers moments of hope, even humor, new form of government. It is my belief that, especially
with his stand in opposition to what he views as the since 9/11/2001, we’re witnessing the unveiling of this
withering of America’s freedoms on a vine of warfare new state.
and deception.
Casteel: So this national security state you’re talking
Casteel: Please explain the title of your book, UFOs
about—is it a response to UFOs, or is it evolving along
and the National Security State. Is it your intention to
with a response to UFOs?
say what our current form of government is evolving
Dolan: I think it evolves along with the UFO phenom-
into?
enon. I think it would be overstating the case that the
Dolan: I chose National Security State as the subtitle
reality of UFOs and of that secrecy is solely responsible
of my book because it’s my own opinion that the UFO
for creating a kind of runaway military government.
phenomenon has interacted with the American mili-
But I do think that it’s certainly contributed to it.
tary and intelligence community for a long time now.
Let’s say Roswell happened, as many think it did,
And the community has itself helped the government
which was the retrieval of a nonhuman type of technol-
to undergo a major change. I guess the best way to put it
ogy that was very advanced. So what would happen?
is that this interaction, over 50-plus years, has resulted
You would theoretically give it to a group of ultra-reli-
in so much secrecy and so much unaccounted-for activ-
able scientists with top-level security clearances and
ity that we have essentially a government that’s a state
you’d say, “Well, figure this out.” And after a certain
within a state. And I call it a national security state.
period of time, maybe some scientist came up with a
Casteel: Are you talking about something like bright idea and said, “Oh, here’s what we can invent
right-wing fascism? Is that one label you’d put on the on the basis of this.” And you have this culture, then,
national security state? of unaccountable secrecy that develops after years and
Dolan: I suppose. I look at our government as a form generations. The secrecy is so pronounced now that it
of authoritarianism. And how you can distinguish—is seems to be very hard to get away from that.
1) 12/1 5:00 A.M. Seattle, WA. 10 minutes. Strobing cyl- 13) 12/3 6:00 P.M. Sunol / Pleasanton, CA. 30 seconds.
inder heading north to south. The UFO disappeared Seven lights, big to small, moving to the center of
in clouds. a triangle, appearing out of nowhere as if uncloak-
2) 12/1 8:05 A.M. Pincher Creek, AB, Canada. 2 min- ing.
utes. The UFO was shaped like a teardrop on fire
and descended slowly until out of sight. 14) 12/3 7:45 P.M. Los Angeles, CA. 60 seconds. Huge
triangle with red lights.
3) 12/1 9:00 A.M. Dublin, OH. 1.5 hours. Egg-shaped
craft described as looking like something out of a 15) 12/3 9:00 P.M. Jamestown, NY. 1 hour. Horizontal
movie. Reportedly landed 500 yards off in a field. oval formation of white lights rippling through
clouds.
4) 12/1 11:00 P.M. Wylie, TX. 5 minutes. Pyramid-
shaped, triangular craft with pulsating light seen 16) 12/4 12:00 A.M. Leicester, UK. 25 seconds. Fiery light.
emitting red flare.
17) 12/4 8:30 P.M. South of Burlington, IN. 20 minutes.
5) 12/2 6:30 A.M. Pottsville, AR. 10 minutes. Triangular Orange flashes followed by appearance of objects.
craft with lights, quiet and slow, drifting. It was just One object that flew over witness appeared to be
hanging in the night sky,dull in color, as if it wasn’t triangular, with three red areas that looked like the
fully illuminated yet. About 1,500 feet up, it then tips of a triangle. The outer points were the bright-
slowly went north. It became fully illuminated then est, fading into black at the center. It resembled
it banked west. a piece of metal when a torch is held on one side
until it gets red hot, fading into the opposite, cooler
6) 12/2 4:30 P.M. Bowling Green, KY. 20 minutes. Dia- edge.
mond-shaped objects were quite distinct and quite
bright. The two diamond objects did not seem to be 18) 12/4 11:00 P.M. Geelong, Australia. 5 minutes. Three
moving at all, but the line object was moving very lights in triangular formation moving across the
slowly to the right. sky.
7) 12/2 5:30 P.M. West Greenwich, RI. 1 minute, 30 sec- 19) 12/4 11:00 P.M. Kansas City, MO. 3 minutes. Convoy
onds. Light started to descend, and took a triangle of objects crosses Kansas City sky.
shape. Witness counted about a dozen or more
red lights. Another witness said he also saw blue 20) 12/5 4:25 A.M. Terre Haute, IN. 5 seconds. Four
lights. lighted chevron- shaped objects silently glided
southward.
8) 12/2 7:00 P.M. Lindsborg, KS. 32 minutes. West of
Lindsborg is a military bombing range. These craft 21) 12/5 2:45 P.M. Tampa, FL. 15 minutes. Revolving
have been reported on many occasions, especially cylindrical object, with one end glowing.
when bombing practice is taking place.
22) 12/5 8:30 P.M. Orlando, FL. 7-8 seconds. A bright
9) 12/2 7:05 P.M. Memphis, TN. 30 seconds. Machine- green, fluorescent light that traveled at a very rapid
like triangle. Witness said if it were ours, it would speed leaving a trail. Changed direction rapidly
be on Memphis approach radar or be given clear- before disappearing
ance to enter.
10) 12/3 1:00 A.M. Norquay, SK, Canada. 20 minutes. 23) 12/5 9:35 P.M. Bainbridge, NY. 2 minutes. A UFO
Reported sphere. in the shape of a disk/saucer hovering above a
field, silver/gray with blinking orange/yellow lights
11) 12/3 3:00 P.M. Lexington, KY. 2 minutes. Twenty evenly spaced all the way around it. Estimated
spherical white objects spotted hovering over about eight stories above the ground.
University of Kentucky campus.
24) 12/5 10:00 P.M. Strathroy, ON, Canada. 10 minutes.
12) 12/3 5:50 P.M. Lakewood, OH. 2-3 seconds. Cigar- Slow moving diamond/triangle-shaped, low-flying,
shaped UFO along with heavy military air traffic in soundless craft with bright white lights on tips and
the area. scrolling blue and red lights.
37) 12/9 12:04 A.M. Chico, CA. 5 seconds. Flying 50) 12/12 10:15 P.M. College Station, TX. 5 minutes. 22
triangle with five orange lights observed as it flew orange-yellow UFOs, flying low, fast and silently
silently and slowly in an eastwardly direction over east to south over Texas A&M University. Four
city. moving randomly were followed by 18 in a line.
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by Don Ecker watching these shows in some way gives me hope for the
If you enjoy outer-space science fiction, then UFOs future.
would naturally be an item in your interest category. Vice- You know the old adage: “If we can think it, maybe we
versa if you like UFOs—science fiction should rate right can do it!” “Star Trek” has always taken a positive posi-
up there. The truth of the matter is somewhat different. tion on what humankind may some day accomplish.
Having a friend who has appeared in so many science fic- Travel to the stars, meeting and interacting with other
tion programs, Dwight Schultz, I discovered that it is not races in the cosmos, discovering age-old secrets of the
the case. universe. Answering similarly age-old questions like:
Schultz had a long ongoing part in the Star Trek fran- Who are we? Where did we come from? What does it all
chise, acted in Babylon 5, Stargate, the Outer Limits, etc. mean?
One could argue he is a science fiction Well, okay, it’s doubtful that
icon. And he has never made secret Star Trek can answer those ques-
that the UFO enigma is something that tions … but what if? What if we
has intrigued him for years. really do get out there some day?
Yet when I’ve asked him about oth- Just what might we discover
er actors, producers, executives, and when we do? Those are very
whether they have an interest in such worthwhile questions, and since
topics beyond their value as audience there is a program like Star Trek:
pleasers, Schultz surprised me with Enterprise” that causes me to
his candid assessment of many in his think about such things—what
field. in hell do you mean to cancel it?
“Most of those people do not believe Are you nuts?
there is any-thing to the UFO subject,” Of course, I then think back to
he told me. And if the truth be told, my buddy Dwight Schultz, who
most (like people in every walk of life) told me a long time ago, when dis-
are glaringly unfamiliar with the hard cussing the entertainment media,
data associated with the UFO subject. it all comes down to the almighty
Having talked to lots of science fiction buck! Read: good old American
fans, I’m still very surprised that when dollar bills. If you think any pro-
UFOs are mentioned, they—at best— gram survives because it is good,
turn up their noses. Hmmm. thoughtful, filled with informa-
This topic is timely, since we at the tion, etc., the final arbitrator is
magazine recently received a plea from actually—does it sell?
a certain group fearful that the latest Star Trek incarna- ’Cause if it doesn’t, say goodbye to it. Enterprise? Who
tion, Enterprise, is on the skids and about to be canceled. knows, but as I said, I watch it. But then, my wife and I
Allow me to make an admission: I watch Enterprise faith- used to watch The Fearing Mind, a really enjoyable week-
fully. I’ve watched all the incarnations of Star Trek since ly cable series about a horror writer, and it only lasted 6
the mid ’70s, when the original Star Trek, with William weeks. We still have trouble understanding why the suits
Shatner and Leonard Nimoy, was being rerun. canceled such a unique, pleasantly highbrow, thoughtful
Back in the ’60s, when TOS (The Original Star Trek) show … hmmm?
was first aired, I never gave it a glance, and disdainfully But that’s ancient history! To save Enterprise, go to
sniffed at “any of that space-opera crap” after watching a www.saveenterprise.com
couple episodes of Lost In Space. At press time, UPN and Paramount Network Television
That was dreadful, but Trek was different. Even today, jointly announced that this will be the final season of Star
my wife kids me mercilessly when my several science fic- Trek: Enterprise on UPN. The series finale will air on Fri-
tion programs come on the tube. I tell her truthfully that day, May 13, 2005. UFO
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