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    The following article appeared in the U.K. magazine, LOBSTER,
    in June 1993, (LOBSTER magazine, which specializes in
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    NON-LETHALITY: JOHN B. ALEXANDER, THE PENTAGON'S PENGUIN

    By Armen Victorian

    June 1993

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    On April 22, 1993, both BBC1 and BBC2 showed on their main
    evening news bulletins a rather lengthy piece concerning
    America's latest development in weaponry -- the non-lethal
    weapons concept. David Shukman, BBC Defence Correspondent
    interviewed (Retired) U.S. Army Colonel John B. Alexander and
    Janet Morris, two of the main proponents of the concept.(1)
    The concept of non-lethal weapons is not new. Non-lethal weapons
    have been used by the intelligence, police and defence
    establishments in the past.(2) Several western governments have
    used a variety of non-lethal weapons in a more discreet and covert
    manner. It seems that the U.S. government is about to take the
    first step towards their open use.

    The current interest in the concept of non-lethal weapons began
    about a decade ago with John Alexander. In December 1980 he
    published an article in the U.S. Army's journal, MILITARY
    REVIEW, "The New Mental Battlefield," referring to claims that
    telepathy could be used to interfere with the brain's electrical
    activity. This caught the attention of senior Army generals who
    encouraged him to pursue what they termed "soft option kill"
    technologies.

    After retiring from the Army in 1988, Alexander joined the Los
    Alamos National Laboratories and began working with Janet Morris,
    the Research Director of the U.S. Global Strategy Council
    (USGSC), chaired by Dr Ray Cline, former Deputy Director of the
    CIA.(3) I examine the background of Janet Morris and John
    Alexander in more detail below.

    Throughout 1990 the USGSC lobbied the main national laboratories,
    major defence contractors and industries, retired senior military
    and intelligence officers. The result was the creation of a
    Non-lethality Policy Review Group, led by Major General Chris S.
    Adams, USAF (retd.) former Chief of Staff, Strategic Air Command.
    (4) They already have the support of Senator Sam Nunn, chair of
    the Senate Armed Services Committee. According to Janet Morris,
    the military attache at the Russian Embassy has contacted USGSC
    about the possibility of converting military hardware to a
    non-lethal capability.

    In 1991 Janet Morris issued a number of papers giving more
    detailed information about USGSC's concept of non-lethal weapons.
    (5) Shortly after, the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
    at Fort Monroe, VA, published a detailed draft report on the
    subject titled "Operations Concept for Disabling Measures." The
    report included over twenty projects in which John Alexander is
    currently involved at the Los Alamos national Laboratories.

    In a memorandum dated April 10, 1991, titled "Do we need a
    Non-lethal Defense initiative?" Paul Wolfwitz, Under Secretary of
    Defense for Policy, wrote to Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, "A
    U.S. lead in non-lethal technologies will increase our options
    and reinforce our position in the post-Cold War world. Our
    Research and Development efforts must be increased."

    How Lethal is Non-Lethal?

    To support their non-lethal weapons concept, Janet Morris argues
    that while "war will always be terrible... a world power
    deserving its reputation for humane action should pioneer the
    principles of non-lethal defense."(6) In "Defining a non-lethal
    strategy," she seeks to establish a doctrine for the use of
    non-lethal weapons by the U.S. in crisis "at home or abroad in a
    life serving fashion." She totally disregards the offensive,
    lethal aspects inherent in some of the weapons in question, or
    their misuse, should they become available to "rogue" nations.
    Despite her arguments that non-lethal weapons should serve the
    U.S.'s interests "at home and abroad by projecting power without
    indiscriminately taking lives or destroying property,"(7) she
    admits that "casualties cannot be avoided."(8)

    Closer examination of the types of weapons to be used as
    non-lethal invalidates her assertions about their non-lethality.
    According to her white paper, the areas where non-lethal weapons
    could be useful are "regional and low intensity conflict
    (adventurism, insurgency, ethnic violence, terrorism, narco-
    trafficking, domestic crime)."(9) She believes that "by
    identifying and requiring a new category of non-lethal weapons,
    tactics and strategic planning" the U.S. can reshape its military
    capability "to meet the already identifiable threats" that they
    might face in a multipolar world "where American interests are
    globalized and American presence widespread."(10)

    The Potential Inventory

    Janet Morris' "White Paper" recommends "two types of
    life-conserving technologies":

    Anti-Material Non-Lethal Technologies

    To destroy or impair electronics, or in other ways stop
    mechanical systems from functioning. Amongst current technologies
    from which this category of non-lethal weapons would or could be
    chosen are:

    * Chemical and biological weapons for their anti-materiel agents
    "which do not significantly endanger life or the environment, or
    anti-personnel agents which have no permanent effects."(11)

    * Laser blinding systems to incapacitate the electronic sensors,
    or optics, i.e. light detection and ranging. Already the Army
    Infantry School is developing a one-man portable and operated
    laser weapons system known as the Infantry Self-Defense System.
    The U.S. Army's Armament Research, Development and Engineer
    Center (ARDEC), is also engaged in the development of non-lethal
    weapons under their program called "Low Collateral Damage
    Munitions" (LCDM). The LCDM is trying to develop technologies
    leading to weapons capable of dazzling and incapacitating
    missiles, armoured vehicles and personnel.

    * Non-lethal electromagnetic technologies.

    * Non-nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse weapons.(12) As General
    Norman Schwartzkopf has told the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, one
    such weapons stationed in space with a wide-area-pulse capacity
    has the ability to fry enemy electronics. But what would be the
    fate of enemy personnel in such a scenario? In a join project
    with the Los Alamos National Laboratories and with technical
    support from the Army's Harry Diamond Laboratories, ARDEC are
    developing High Power Microwave (HPM) Projectiles. According to
    ARDEC, the Diamond lab has already "completed a radio frequency
    effects analysis on a representative target set" for (HPM).

    * Among the chemical agents, so-called supercaustics -- "Millions
    of times more caustic than hydrofluric acid"(13) -- are prime
    candidates. An artillery round could deliver jellied super-acids
    which could destroy the optics of heavily armoured vehicles or
    tanks, vision blocks or glass, and "could be used to silently
    destroy key weapons systems."(14)

    On less lethal aspects the use of net-like entanglements for SEAL
    teams, or "stealthy" metal boats with low or no radar signature,
    "for night actions, or any seaborne or come-ashore stealthy
    scenario" are under consideration.(15) More colourful concepts
    are the use of chemical metal embrittlement, often called liquid
    metal embrittlement and anti-materiel polymers which would be
    used in aerosol dispersal systems, spreading chemical adhesives
    or lubricants (i.e. Teflon-based lubricants) on enemy equipment
    from a distance.

    Anti-Personnel Non-Lethal Technologies

    * Hand-held lasers which are meant "to dazzle," could also cause
    the eyeball to explode and to blind the target.

    * Isotropic radiators - explosively driven munitions, capable
    of generating very bright omni-directional light, with similar
    effects to laser guns.

    * High-power microwaves (HPM) - U.S. Special Operations command
    already has that capability within their grasp as a portable
    microwave weapon.(16) As Myron L. Wolbarsht, a Duke University
    opthalamist and expert in laser weapons stated: "U.S. Special
    Forces can quietly cut enemy communications but also can cook
    internal organs."(17)

    * Another candidate is Infrasound -- acoustic beams. In
    conjunction with the Scientific Applications and Research
    Associates (SARA) of Huntingdon, California, ARDEC and Los Alamos
    laboratories are busy "developing a high power, very low
    frequency acoustic beam weapons." They are also looking into
    methods of projecting non-diffracting (i.e. non-penetrating) high
    frequency acoustic bullets. ARDEC scientists are also looking
    into methods of using pulsed chemical lasers. This class of
    lasers could project "a hot, high pressure plasma in the air in
    front of a target surface, creating a blast wave that will result
    in variable but controlled effects on materiel and personnel."

    * Infrasound. Already some governments have used it as a means of
    crowd control -- e.g. France.

    * Very low frequency (VLF) sound (20-35 KHz), or low-frequency RF
    modulations can cause nausea, vomiting and abdominal pains. "Some
    very low frequency sound generators, in certain frequency ranges,
    can cause the disruption of human organs and, at high power
    levels, can crumble masonry."(18) The CIA had a similar program
    in 1978 called Operation Pique, which included bouncing radio or
    microwave signals off the ionosphere to affect mental functions
    of people in selected areas, including Eastern European nuclear
    installations.(19)

    John Alexander

    The entire non-lethal weapon concept opens up a new Pandora's Box
    of unknown consequences. The main personality behind it is
    retired Colonel John B. Alexander. Born in New York in 1937, he
    spent part of his career as a Commander of Green Berets Special
    Forces in Vietnam, led Cambodian mercenaries behind enemy lines,
    and took part in a number of clandestine programmes, including
    Phoenix. He currently holds the post of Director of Non-lethal
    Programmes in the Los Alamos National Laboratories.

    Alexander obtained a BS from the University of Nebraska and an
    MA from Pepperdine University. In 1980 he was awarded a PhD from
    Walden University(20) for his thesis "To determine whether or
    not significant changes in spirituality occur in persons who
    attended a Kubler-Ross life/death transition workshop during the
    period June through February 1979." His dissertation committee
    was chaired by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross.

    He has long been interested in what used to be regarded as
    "fringe" areas. In 1971, while a Captain in the infantry at
    Schofield Barracks, Honolulu, he was diving in the Bemini Islands
    looking for the lost continent of Atlantis. He was an official
    representative for the Silva mind control organization and a
    lecturer on Precataclysmic Civilizations.(21) Alexander is also
    a past President and a Board member of the International
    Association for Near Death Studies; and, with his former wife,
    Jan Northup, he helped Dr C.B. Scott Jones perform ESP
    experiments with dolphins.(22)

    PSI-TECH

    Retired Major General Albert N. Stubblebine (Former Director of
    U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command) and Alexander are on
    the board of a "remote viewing" company called PSI-TECH. The
    company also employs Major Edward Dames (ex Defence Intelligence
    Agency), Major David Morehouse (ex 82nd Airborne Division), and
    Ron Blackburn (former microwave scientist and specialist at
    Kirkland Air Force Base). PSI-TECH has received several
    government contracts. For example, during the Gulf War crisis the
    Department for Defense asked it to use remote viewing to locate
    Saddam's Scud missiles sites. Last year (1992) the FBI sought
    PSI-TECH's assistance to locate a kidnapped Exxon executive.(23)

    With Major Richard Groller and Janet Morris as his co-authors,
    Alexander published THE WARRIOR'S EDGE in 1990.(24) The book
    describes in detail various unconventional methods which would
    enable the practitioner to acquire "human excellence and optimum
    performance" and thereby become an invincible warrior.(25) The
    purpose of the book is "to unlock the door to the extraordinary
    human potentials inherent in each of us. To do this, we, like
    governments around the world , must take a fresh look at
    non-traditional methods of affecting reality. We must raise human
    consciousness of the potential power of the individual body/mind
    system -- the power to manipulate reality. We must be willing to
    retake control of our past, present, and ultimately, our future."
    (26)

    Alexander is a friend of Vice President Al Gore Jr, their
    relationship dating back to 1983 when Gore was in Alexander's
    Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). NLP "presented to selected
    general officers and Senior Executive Service members"(27) a set
    of techniques to modify behaviour patterns.(28) Among the first
    generals to take the course was the then Lieutenant General
    Maxwell Thurman, who later went on to receive his fourth star and
    become Vice-Chief of Staff at the Army and Commander Southern
    Command.(29) Among other senior participants were Tom Downey and
    Major General Stubblebine, former Director of the Army
    Intelligence Security Command.

    "In 1983, the Jedi master (from the Star Wars movie - author)
    provided an image and a name for the Jedi Project."(30) Jedi
    Project's aim was to seek and "construct teachable models of
    behaviorable/physical excellence using unconventional means."(31)
    According to Alexander the Jedi Project was to be a follow-up to
    Neuro-Linguistic Programming skills. By using the influence of
    friends such as Major General Stubblebine, who was then head of
    the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command, he managed to
    fund Jedi. In reality the concept was old hat, re-christened by
    Alexander. The original idea which was to show how "human will
    power and human concentration affect performance more than any
    other single factor"(32) using NLP skills, was the brainchild of
    three independent people; Fritz Erikson, a Gestalt therapist,
    Virginia Satir, a family therapist and Erick Erickson, a
    hypnotist.

    Janet Morris

    Janet Morris, co-author of THE WARRIOR'S EDGE, is best known as a
    science fiction writer but has been a member of the New York
    Academy of Sciences since 1980 and is a member of the Association
    for Electronic Defense. She is also the Research Director of the
    U.S. Global Strategy Council (USGSC). She was initiated into the
    Japanese art of bioenergetics, Joh-re, the Indonesian brotherhood
    of Subud, and graduated from the Silva course in advanced mind
    control. She has been conducting remote viewing experiments for
    fifteen years. She worked on a research project investigating
    the effects of mind on probability in computer systems. Her
    husband, Robert Morris, is a former judge and a key member of
    the American Security Council.(33)

    In a recent telephone conversation with the author,(34) Janet
    Morris confirmed John Alexander's involvement in mind control and
    psychotronic projects in the Los Alamos National Laboratories.
    Alexander and his team have recently been working with Dr Igor
    Smirnov, a psychologist from the Moscow Institute of
    Psychocorrelations. They were invited to the U.S. after Janet
    Morris' visit to Russia in 1991. There she was shown the
    technique which was pioneered by the Russian Department of
    Psycho-Correction at Moscow Medical Academy. The Russians employ
    a technique to electronically analyze the human mind in order to
    influence it. They input subliminal command messages, using key
    words transmitted in "white noise" or music.(35) Using an
    infrasound very low frequency-type transmission, the acoustic
    psycho-correction message is transmitted via bone conduction --
    ear plugs would not restrict the message. To do that would
    require an entire body protection system. According to the
    Russians the subliminal messages by-pass the conscious level and
    are effective almost immediately.

    C.B. Scott Jones

    Jones is the former assistant to Senator Clairborne Pell
    (Democrat, Rhode Island). Scott Jones was a member of U.S. Naval
    Intelligence for 15 years, as well as Assistant Naval Attache,
    New Delhi, India, in the 1960s. Jones has briefed the President's
    Scientific Advisory Committee, and has testified before House and
    Senate Committees on intelligence matters. After the navy he
    "worked in the private sector research and development community
    involved in the U.S. government sponsored projects for the
    Defense Nuclear Agency (DNA), Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)
    and U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command." He has been
    head of the Rockerfeller Foundation for some time and chairs the
    American Society for Psychical Research.(36)

    Birds of a Feather

    Alexander and C.B. Jones are members of the AVIARY, a group of
    intelligence and Department of Defense officers and scientists
    with a brief to discredit any serious research in the UFO field.
    Each member of the Aviary bears a bird's name. Jones is FALCON,
    John Alexander is PENGUIN.

    One of their agents; a UFO researcher known as William Moore, who
    was introduced to John Alexander at a party in 1987 by Scott
    Jones, confessed in front of an audience at a conference held by
    the MUTUAL UFO NETWORK (MUFON) on July 1, 1989, in Las Vegas, how
    he was promised inside information by the senior members of the
    AVIARY in return for his obedience and service to them. He
    participated in the propagation and dissemination of
    disinformation fed to him by various members of the AVIARY. He
    also confessed how he was instructed to target one particular
    individual, an electronics expert, Dr Paul Bennewitz, who had
    accumulated some UFO film footage and electronic signals which
    were taking place in 1980 over the Menzano Weapons Storage areas,
    at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico. As a result of Moore's
    involvement, coupled with some surreptitious entries and
    psychological techniques, Bennewitz ended up in a psychiatric
    hospital.

    Just before the publication of my first paper unmasking two
    members of the AVIARY(37) I was visited by two of their members
    (MORNING DOVE and HAWK) who had travelled to the U.K. with a
    message from the senior ranks advising me not to go ahead with my
    expose. I rejected the proposal.

    Immediately after the publication of that paper, and with the
    full knowledge that myself and a handful of colleagues knew the
    true identities of their members, John B. Alexander confessed
    that he was indeed a member of the AVIARY, nicknamed PENGUIN. The
    accuracy of our information was further confirmed to me by yet
    another member of the AVIARY, Ron Pandolphi, PELICAN. Pandolphi
    is a PhD in physics and works at the Rocket and Missile section
    of the Office of the Deputy Director of Science and Technology,
    CIA.

    In his book, OUT THERE,(38) the NEW YORK TIMES journalist Howard
    Blum refers to "a UFO Working Group" within the Defense
    Intelligence Agency. Despite DIA's repeated denials,(39) the
    existence of this working group has been confirmed to me by more
    than one member of the group itself, including an independent
    source in the Office of Naval Intelligence. The majority of the
    group's members are senior members of the AVIARY: Dr Christopher
    Green (BLUEJAY) from the CIA,(40) Harold Puthoff (OWL) ex-NSA;
    Dr Jack Verona (RAVEN) (DoD, one of the initiators of the DIA's
    Sleeping Beauty project which aimed to achieve battlefield
    superiority using mind-altering electromagnetic weaponry); John
    Alexander (PENGUIN) and Ron Pandolphi (PELICAN).

    The mysterious "Col. Harold E. Phillips" who appears in Blum's
    OUT THERE is none other than John B. Alexander.

    John Alexander's position as the Program Manager for Contingency
    Missions of Conventional Defense Technology, Los Alamos National
    Laboratories, enabled him to exploit the Department of Defense's
    Project RELIANCE "which encourages a search for all possible
    sources of existing and incipient technologies before developing
    new technology in-house"(41) to tap into a wide range of exotic
    topics, sometimes using defense contractors, e.g. McDonnell
    Douglas Aerospace. I have several reports, some of which were
    compiled before his departure to the Los Alamos National
    Laboratories when he was with Army Intelligence, which show
    Alexander's keen interest in any and every exotic subject --
    UFOs, ESP, psychotronics, anti-gravity devices, near death
    experiments, psychology warfare and non-lethal weaponry.

    John Alexander utilizes the bank of information he has
    accumulated to try to develop psychotronic, psychological and
    mind weaponry. He began thinking about non-lethal weapons a
    decade ago in his paper "The New Mental Battlefield." He seems
    to want to become a "Master." If he ever succeeds in this
    ambition the rest of us ordinary mortals had better watch out.

    NOTES:

    1. Letter dated 2 April, 1993, to author from Mrs Victoria
    Alexander.

    2. The U.S. Army Chemical and Military Police used "Novel Effect
    Weapons" against the women protesters at the Greenham Common
    Base.

    3. The United States Global Strategy Council is an independent
    think tank, incorporated in 1981. It focuses on long-range
    strategic issues. The founding members were Clare Boothe Luce,
    General Maxwell Taylor, General Albert Wedemeyer, Dr Ray Cline
    (Co-chair), Jeane Kirkpatrick (Co-chair), Morris Leibman, Henry
    Luce III, J. William Middendorf II, Admiral Thomas H. Moorer USN
    (retd), General Richard Stillwell (retd), Dr Michael A. Daniles
    (President), Dr Dalton A. West (Executive Vice President). Its
    Research Directors were Dr Yona Alexander, Dr Roger Fontaine,
    Robert L. Katula and Janet Morris.

    4. NONLETHALITY: DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL POLICY AND EMPLOYING
    NONLETHAL MEANS IN A NEW STRATEGIC ERA - a Project of the U.S.
    Global Strategy Council, 1991, p.4. Other staff members of the
    USGSC are Steve Trevino, Dr John B. Alexander and Chris Morris.

    5. The USGSC has issued a wide variety of papers on the Nonlethal
    Weapons Concept. For example, IN SEARCH OF NONLETHAL STRATEGY
    (Janet Morris); NONLETHALITY: A GLOBAL STRATEGY - WHITE PAPER;
    NONLETHALITY BRIEFING SUPPLEMENT No.1; and NONLETHALITY IN THE
    OPERATIONAL CONTINUUM.

    6. IN SEARCH OF A NONLETHAL STRATEGY, Janet Morris, p.1.

    7. NONLETHALITY: A GLOBAL STRATEGY - WHITE PAPER, p.3.

    8. IN SEARCH OF... P.3.

    9. In the recent cult siege in Waco, Texas, a "nonlethal"
    technique, projecting subliminal messages, was used to influence
    David Koresh -- without effect.

    10. NONLETHALITY: A GLOBAL STRATEGY - WHITE PAPER, p.2.

    11. The computer data base compiled during the CIA/Army's Project
    OFTEN, examining several thousand chemical compounds, during
    1976-1973, is a most likely candidate for any chemical agents for
    nonlethal weapons.

    12. The British MoD is already developing a "microwave bomb."
    Work on the weapon is going on at the Defence Research Agency at
    Farnborough, Hampshire. See SUNDAY TELEGRAPH September 27, 1992,
    partly reproduced in LOBSTER 24, p.14.

    The Royal Navy is already in possession of laser weapons which
    dazzle aircraft pilots. The Red Cross has called for them to be
    banned under the Geneva Convention because could permanently
    blind.

    13. IN SEARCH OF A NONLETHAL STRATEGY, p.13.

    14. Ibid.

    15. The U.S. Navy, through its Project SEA SHADOW, has already
    developed a stealth boat. Like the Lockheed F117A, stealth
    fighter, it leaves no radar signature - BBC, Newsround, April 28,
    1993.

    16. Taped conversation with Janet Morris, March 1, 1993.

    17. THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, January 4, 1993.

    18. IN SEARCH OF A NONLETHAL STRATEGY, p. 14.

    19. REMOTE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY, Anna Keeler (FULL DISCLOSURE, Ann
    Arbor, U.S.A., 1989) p.11.

    20. Walden University, 801 Anchor Road Drive, Naples, Fl. 33904,
    U.S.A. Walden University considers itself a non-traditional
    university and does not offer any undergraduate courses to its
    students.

    21. Brad Steiger, MYSTERIES OF SPACE AND TIME (Prentice Hall,
    Engelwood Cliffs, New Jersey) pp.72 and 3. The U.S. Army Command
    and General College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, issued this on
    Alexander's career: "Colonel John B. Alexander, U.S. Army
    Retired, manages Antimateriel Technology at Los Alamos National
    Laboratories, Los Alamos, New Mexico. His military assignments
    included; Advanced Systems Concepts Office, Laboratory Command;
    manager, Technology Integration Office, Army Material Command;
    assistant deputy chief of staff, Technology Planning and
    Management, Army Material Command; and chief, Advanced Human
    Technology, Intelligence and Security Command."

    22. Taped telephone conversation with Dr Scott Jones, August 17,
    1992.

    23. Taped telephone conversation with Maj. Edward Dames, June 27,
    1992; and THE BULLETIN OF ATOMIC SCIENTISTS, December 1992, p.6.

    24. THE WARRIOR'S EDGE, Col. John B. Alexander, Maj. Richard
    Groller and Janet Morris, (William Morrow Inc., New York, 1990).

    25. Ibid. p.9.

    26. Ibid. pp.9 and 10.

    27. Ibid. p.47.

    28. Ibid.

    29. Ibid.

    30. Ibid. pp.72 and 3.

    31. Ibid. p.12.

    32. Ibid. p. 13.

    33. The American Security Council (ASC) Box 8, Boston, Virginia
    22713, USA. ASC is militarist, anti-communist and right-wing.
    Formed in the mid 1950s, the Council acts as a right-wing think
    tank on foreign policy and lobbies for the expansion and
    strengthening of U.S. military forces. In 1985 the ASC had 330,000
    members. See, for example, the entry for the ASC in THE RADICAL
    RIGHT: A WORLD DIRECTORY, compiled by Ciaran O Maolain (Longman,
    London 1987).

    34. Taped telephone conversation with Janet Morris, March 1,
    1993.

    35. In 1989 a U.S. Department of Defense consultant and
    contractor explained to the author how he was asked to examine
    the possibility of devising operational methods of transmitting
    subliminal messages through the TV screen.

    36. "Will the Real Scott Jones please stand up?" - unpublished
    paper by George Hansen and Robert Durant, February 20, 1990, pp.4
    and 5.

    37. "The Birds" Armen Victorian, in U.K. UFO Magazine, Vol.11
    No.3, July/August 1992, pp.4-7.

    38. OUT THERE, Howard Blum (Simon and Schuster, London 1990)
    pp.44, 46-51, 55-57.

    39. DIA's letters to author dated July 12, 1991, July 8, 1992 and
    December 18, 1992.

    40. Dr Christopher "Kit" Green, BLUEJAY, has admitted that the CIA
    has compiled over 30,000 files on UFOs, 200 of which are
    extremely interesting. Green was a key CIA member in examining
    the UFO problem for several years.

    41. Los Alamos National Laboratory, Institutional Plan Fiscal
    Year 1992 - Fiscal Year 1997, p.14.

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