A Top Secret US Air Force Base at the Indiantown Gap Reserve Base near Harrisburg, Pa.
The find for UFO Research, Inc. (FUFOR) is a non-profit, tax-exempt educational organization. We looked at MUFON and CUFOS. The last organization that we will explorer is FUFOR. I heard many people say that no one really believes that UFO exists. Here are three organizations that say that these people are wrong.
What is the purpose of this organization?
It is the primary purpose of the Fund for UFO Research, Inc., to support all reasonable and scientific efforts to learn the nature of this phenomenon. The patterns of UFO appearance and behavior strongly suggest that they are not merely mis-identified natural and known artificial phenomena.
It is apparent that the UFO phenomenon involves several aspects: Extraterrestrial Hypothesis, Government Secrecy, UFO Crashes, and Alien Abductions.
Extraterrestrial Hypothesis
While physical proof of the extraterrestrial origin of UFOs is not in the hands of civilian investigators, there is a growing mass of evidence that points to the distinct possibility that some UFOs represent the presence, near the Earth, of a non-human intelligence.
Government Secrecy
The release of thousands of pages of previously classified official military/intelligence documents (after denying their existence) makes it clear that the U. S. Government long concealed UFO information. There is no reason to assume this policy has ended.
UFO Crashes
In view of impressive first-hand testimony to July, 1947, events in New Mexico, it appears likely that the remains of at least one crashed UFO were recovered by the U. S. Government. In recent years, the desperate efforts of the U. S. Air Force to assign illogical explanations for the wreckage and bodies allegedly recovered, point to a cover-up or to incompetence.
"Alien Abductions"
While recognizing the bizarre content of so-called "abduction" accounts, their unusual degree of consistency, and supporting physical evidence, suggest a physical rather than a psychological explanation. Psychological studies of "abductees" so far tend to rule out psychopathology as the cause of more than a few reports.
--Don Berliner, FUFOR Chairman, June 13, 2001
Stanton Terry Friedman is a professional Ufologist
What is the history of FUFOR?
The origins of the Fund for UFO Research can be traced back to the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP), in the 1960’s, the world’s leading private UFO organization. Most of the Fund’s organizers had been part of NICAP: staff members, volunteers, scientific advisors. Several years after the fall of NICAP, these men and women gathered for a reunion and remained in touch. The eventual outcome was the formation of the Fund.
In 1981, the Fund published its first set of recently-declassified U. S. Government documents, secured through the Freedom of Information Act, and began selling 200 pages of mainly CIA and FBI material. This was the beginning of a major program to publish otherwise unavailable material for the press and the public, which became one of the most important moves in the Fund’s early history.
The Fund entered the “alien abduction” mystery in late 1981, supporting the psychological study of a group of “abductees”, conducted by Ted Bloecher, Budd Hopkins and Dr. Aphrodite Clamar, with psychologist Dr. Elizabeth Slater. The conclusion—that the reports could not be explained by victim psychopathology—became one of the first important indications that “abductions” could be real.
Also in late 1981, the Fund purchased a set of microfilms of the files of the Air Force’s Project Blue Book for reference and research purposes. On October 27, the Fund, along with Citizens Against UFO Secrecy (CAUS) held a press conference at the National Press Club dealing with the CAUS suit against the National Security Agency for refusing to release a large number of UFO-related documents.
In 1983, the Fund published a second set of declassified U.S. Government documents: 200 pages from the CIA, Air Force and State Department, mainly from the 1970’s. Monthly meetings of the Executive Committee were moved to the auditorium of the Heritage Foundation building, where Fred Whiting was executive director of the American Space Foundation.
In the Second Quarter, the Fund made the first awards in the name of Alfred P. Lawson: $500 to UPIAR, and $1,500 to John Schuessler for his work on the Cash/Landrum case.
By the second half of the year, the Fund had sold more than 200 copies of the first set of government documents, and more than 150 of the second. For the year, the Fund did four radio broadcasts for almost four hours.
FUFO works very closely with MUFON and participates in MUFON conferences. If you would like to volunteer in FUFOR activities or want more information, email them at: fufor@ufoscience.org.
Address:
The Fund for UFO Research, Inc.
P.O. Box 7501
Alexandria, VA 22307
http://www.mufonpa.com/wp1/
This link tells you how to order tickets for the up coming conferences.
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The origins of the Fund for UFO Research can be traced back to the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP), in the 1960’s, the world’s leading private UFO organization. Most of the Fund’s organizers had been part of NICAP: staff members, volunteers, scientific advisors. Several years after the fall of NICAP, these men and women gathered for a reunion and remained in touch. The eventual outcome was the formation of the Fund.
In 1981, the Fund published its first set of recently-declassified U. S. Government documents, secured through the Freedom of Information Act, and began selling 200 pages of mainly CIA and FBI material. This was the beginning of a major program to publish otherwise unavailable material for the press and the public, which became one of the most important moves in the Fund’s early history.
The Fund entered the “alien abduction” mystery in late 1981, supporting the psychological study of a group of “abductees”, conducted by Ted Bloecher, Budd Hopkins and Dr. Aphrodite Clamar, with psychologist Dr. Elizabeth Slater. The conclusion—that the reports could not be explained by victim psychopathology—became one of the first important indications that “abductions” could be real.
Also in late 1981, the Fund purchased a set of microfilms of the files of the Air Force’s Project Blue Book for reference and research purposes. On October 27, the Fund, along with Citizens Against UFO Secrecy (CAUS) held a press conference at the National Press Club dealing with the CAUS suit against the National Security Agency for refusing to release a large number of UFO-related documents.
In 1983, the Fund published a second set of declassified U.S. Government documents: 200 pages from the CIA, Air Force and State Department, mainly from the 1970’s. Monthly meetings of the Executive Committee were moved to the auditorium of the Heritage Foundation building, where Fred Whiting was executive director of the American Space Foundation.
In the Second Quarter, the Fund made the first awards in the name of Alfred P. Lawson: $500 to UPIAR, and $1,500 to John Schuessler for his work on the Cash/Landrum case.
By the second half of the year, the Fund had sold more than 200 copies of the first set of government documents, and more than 150 of the second. For the year, the Fund did four radio broadcasts for almost four hours.
FUFO works very closely with MUFON and participates in MUFON conferences. If you would like to volunteer in FUFOR activities or want more information, email them at: fufor@ufoscience.org.
Address:
The Fund for UFO Research, Inc.
P.O. Box 7501
Alexandria, VA 22307
http://www.mufonpa.com/wp1/
This link tells you how to order tickets for the up coming conferences.
*****
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