This document outlines the historical development of the British UFO Research Association (BUFORA) from its roots in the 1950s to its incorporation in 1975. It serves as a chronicle of the organizational evolution of UK ufology and the key individuals involved in the movement.
This document is an informational brochure for the British Unidentified Flying Object Research Association (BUFORA), detailing its history, organizational structure, research methodology, and international affiliations as of April 1981. It outlines the association's commitment to scientific investigation and its role in coordinating UFO research in the UK.
This document serves as an informational overview of the British Unidentified Flying Object Research Association (BUFORA), detailing its history, organizational structure, and research objectives. It highlights the association's role in the scientific study of UAP and its efforts to maintain a national network of investigators.
This document is the Autumn 1963 issue of the BUFOA Journal, containing various UFO sighting reports, technical analyses of observation challenges, and statistical studies on sighting distributions. It highlights the association's efforts to coordinate UFO research across multiple regional societies in the UK.
This is the inaugural issue of the BUFORA Bulletin from September 1981, detailing the association's transition to a lower-cost publication format due to financial difficulties. It includes a presidential address by Lord Kings-Norton on the scientific study of UFOs and editorial reflections on the state of ufology.
This document is the November 1981 BUFORA Bulletin, providing administrative reports, financial statements, and organizational updates for the British UFO Research Association. It highlights the association's efforts to improve financial stability, foster cooperation between regional UFO networks, and advance scientific research into UAP.
This March 1982 BUFORA Bulletin outlines the organization's new professionalization initiatives, including the introduction of Accredited Investigators and a formal Code of Practice. It also details research projects like Project UFO-MD and provides summaries of recent UFO sightings in Scotland.
This BUFORA Bulletin from May 1982 documents the organization's activities, including a national conference in Edinburgh and investigations into the Rendlesham Forest incident. It also features a debate on the origin of 1978 sightings and notes government statements regarding the preservation of UFO reports.
This document is the September 1982 BUFORA Bulletin, containing administrative information, investigation reports of various UFO sightings, and articles on ufological theory and history. It highlights the association's efforts to standardize investigation procedures and address the decline in reported sightings.
This document is the November 1982 BUFORA Bulletin, providing an annual report, financial accounts, and summaries of UFO investigations for the British UFO Research Association. It details organizational restructuring, personnel changes, and case reports, including the 1978 New Zealand sighting and various UK-based incidents.
This BUFORA Bulletin (No. 78) from 1983 details the association's leadership transition, upcoming international congress, and various UFO case investigations. It highlights the organization's focus on scientific methodology and the importance of documenting child witness reports.
This BUFORA Bulletin from September 1983 provides organizational updates, investigation reports on specific UFO cases, and historical analysis of UAP phenomena. It emphasizes a scientific approach to ufology, critically examining both contemporary sightings and historical events like the 1946 'Ghost Rockets'.
This document is the November 1983 BUFORA Bulletin, detailing the association's 1983 International UFO Congress, internal organizational restructuring, and ongoing research initiatives. It serves as a record of the association's administrative and investigative activities during the 1982-1983 session.
This BUFORA Bulletin from February 1984 provides an overview of the association's research into the Rendlesham Forest incident, UFO sightings in Norway, and internal organizational updates. It highlights the ongoing debate between ufologists and skeptics regarding the nature of UAP.
This June 1984 BUFORA Bulletin documents the administrative transition of the British UFO Research Association and provides research reports on the Broadhaven case and Norwegian UAP sightings. It highlights the association's ongoing efforts to maintain scientific rigor in the study of unidentified aerial phenomena.
This document is the August 1984 BUFORA Bulletin, containing investigation reports, research articles on abduction and UFO theories, and organizational updates for the British UFO Research Association. It highlights the association's efforts to standardize UFO investigation procedures and promote scientific rigor in the field.
This BUFORA Bulletin (No. 15-16) provides organizational updates, investigative reports on Australian and British UFO cases, and critical analysis of regressive hypnosis in abduction research. It highlights the association's efforts to standardize investigation procedures and maintain a scientific approach to UAP phenomena.
This BUFORA Bulletin (May 1985) compiles various UFO sighting reports, including the Frederick Valentich disappearance, and discusses the association's investigative methodology. It emphasizes the need for scientific rigor and the consideration of psychological and sociological factors in UAP research.
This document is the July 1985 issue of the British UFO Research Association (BUFORA) Bulletin, containing case reports, organizational updates, and analysis of UFO-related research. It highlights the association's ongoing investigations into incidents like Rendlesham Forest and provides a snapshot of the ufological landscape in the UK and abroad during the mid-1980s.
This document is the November 1985 BUFORA Bulletin, detailing the association's administrative reports, research findings, and theoretical discussions on UAP. It serves as a record of the organization's governance, investigation methodology, and international collaborations during that period.
This BUFORA Bulletin from January 1986 provides an overview of the association's research activities, theoretical debates on UFO phenomena, and internal organizational updates. It highlights the tension between scientific research methodologies and the belief-based aspects of Ufology.
This document is the July 1986 BUFORA Bulletin, containing UFO sighting reports, research articles, and administrative updates for the British UFO Research Association. It highlights the association's investigative methodology, including their computerised case database and critical reviews of contemporary UFO literature.
This document is the November 1986 BUFORA Bulletin, providing administrative reports, case studies of UFO sightings, and historical overviews of ufology in Poland and the UK. It highlights the association's focus on scientific research and the ongoing debate regarding investigative methodologies.
This document is the January 1987 BUFORA Bulletin, detailing the association's research into crop circles, the Warminster phenomenon, and internal governance. It highlights a shift in Ufology toward psychological analysis and provides financial and administrative reports for the association.
This document is the May 1987 issue of the BUFORA Bulletin, which details the association's commitment to scientific ufology, reports on the 'Mystery of the Circles' (crop circles), and provides updates on upcoming international conferences. It serves as a primary source for understanding the research methodologies and internal debates within the British UFO community during the late 1980s.
This July 1987 BUFORA Bulletin provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary UFO research, featuring investigative reports on cases in Scotland and England, an interview with Whitley Strieber, and an analysis of UFO report characteristics. It highlights the association's efforts to standardize research and revitalize international cooperation.
This document is the January 1988 BUFORA Bulletin, which explores the 'Earthlights' hypothesis, debates the credibility of UFO investigators, and provides administrative updates for the British UFO Research Association.
This BUFORA Bulletin from May 1988 covers diverse topics in ufology, including the mirage theory for explaining sightings, statistical methodology, and an update on Whitley Strieber's abduction claims. It also introduces the ACE computer system for case evaluation.
This document is the July 1988 BUFORA Bulletin, containing historical research on 'Foo Fighters', a round-up of Yorkshire UFO sightings, and internal organizational updates regarding the centralization of BUFORA's case report archives.
This November 1988 BUFORA Bulletin provides an update on the MJ-12 controversy, a summary of Yorkshire UFO sightings, and a case briefing on the Australian Mundrabilla incident. It also features editorial debates on the state of ufology and the differences between American and British research methodologies.
This is the final issue of the B.U.F.O.R.A. Bulletin, documenting the association's 1988 annual reports, financial status, and the transition to a new publication format. It provides a detailed overview of the organization's research, investigations, and administrative activities as of January 1989.
This BUFORA Bulletin from 1998 provides an organizational update on the British UFO Research Association's research projects, including studies on 'Ball of Light' UFOs, Men-In-Black, and proactive skywatching initiatives. It also features an analysis of contactee George Adamski and reports on UFO sightings along the A47 road in the UK.
This document is a 1998 bulletin from the British UFO Research Association (BUFORA) containing investigative reports, organizational updates, and guidance for UFO researchers. It highlights the association's efforts to maintain rigorous standards in investigating sightings and provides summaries of several specific UAP cases from the 1990s.
This journal issue provides a contemporary overview of 1998 British ufology, featuring investigations into the Howden Moors incident, the debunking of radar-tracked UFO reports, and discussions on the intersection of UFO phenomena with biblical history and abduction claims.
This bulletin provides a critical analysis of the 1998 Sturrock Report on UFOs, investigates the 'Alien Autopsy' film hoax, and re-evaluates historical UFO cases like the 1959 Papuan wave and the 1997 Howden Moors incident.
This BUFORA Bulletin (April-May 1999) provides investigative reports on the Leighton Buzzard UFO sightings, a retrospective on the 1962 Mosborough photo hoax, and discussions on electromagnetic theories and historical Russian UFO accounts.
This BUFORA Bulletin (No. 11, 1999) provides research reports on historical UK UFO sightings, including the Harston and Teeside cases, and investigates the alleged connection between broadcaster Hughie Green and the Roswell incident. It also serves as an administrative update for the British UFO Research Association, detailing ongoing projects, upcoming conferences, and organizational news.
This BUFORA Bulletin (July/August 1999) contains obituaries for key figures Graham Knewstub and Wilf Grunau, an interview with Don Ecker on significant UFO cases, and research articles on historical and contemporary aerial phenomena.
This document is the September/October 1999 issue of the BUFORA Bulletin, detailing the organization's research initiatives, including a new 'Rolling Progress' project model and a moratorium on regression hypnosis. It also contains reports on contemporary UFO sightings and historical analyses of anomalous phenomena.
This BUFORA Bulletin (Oct/Nov 1999) provides organizational updates, research on the SETI@HOME project, and critical analyses of UFO media history, abduction reports, and the reliability of visual evidence. It highlights the association's ongoing efforts to investigate UFO reports through scientific and skeptical frameworks.
This bulletin provides the 1999-2000 annual report for the British UFO Research Association (BUFORA), including financial statements, leadership changes following the death of Arnold West, and investigative reports on satellite misidentifications and abduction research.
This document is the June 2000 issue of the BUFORA Bulletin, containing organizational news, investigation reports, and articles on UFO-related topics. It reflects the association's efforts to adapt to the internet age and address the challenges of misidentification in UFO research.
This document is the August 2000 issue of the BUFORA Bulletin, containing investigative reports on major UK UFO cases like Rendlesham Forest and the A70 abduction. It also features critical analysis of the Roswell 'Alien Autopsy' film and discussions on the role of military 'black projects' in UFO sightings.
The BUFORA Bulletin No. 21 (October 2000) documents the activities, research, and administrative updates of the British UFO Research Association. It includes tributes to deceased researchers, investigations into anomalous phenomena, and reports on specific UFO sightings and historical crash cases.
This document is the December 2000 edition of the BUFORA Bulletin, containing research reports, investigation updates, and interviews regarding UFOs and paranormal phenomena. It highlights the organization's ongoing efforts to apply scientific scrutiny to witness reports and photographic evidence.
This document is the February 2001 BUFORA Bulletin, containing organizational news, obituaries, research reports on UFO sightings, and an interview regarding 'Mind Machine' technology. It reflects the association's ongoing efforts to balance scientific investigation with the study of paranormal claims.
This bulletin provides a snapshot of the British UFO research community in April 2001, covering organizational news, obituaries of key figures, and detailed investigations into cases like the Rendlesham Forest incident and the Windwhistle Hill sightings.
This document is the June 2001 issue of the BUFORA Bulletin, containing research articles, investigation reports, and international news regarding Ufology. It provides critical analysis of the Rendlesham Forest incident, OOB experiments, and various sighting reports from the UK and abroad.
This document is the October 2001 issue of the BUFORA Bulletin, containing research articles, obituaries, and reports on UAP-related topics. It highlights the association's commitment to open inquiry and provides detailed accounts of entity contact and historical meteorite veneration.
This is the first issue of the BUFORA Journal and Bulletin, published in Summer 1964 following the merger of two major British UFO research groups. It provides a comprehensive overview of the organization's structure, research methodology, and reports on various international UFO sightings.
This journal issue provides a comprehensive overview of British UFO research in 1964, covering theoretical discussions on orthoteny, technical experiments on magnetic interference, and detailed reports of both domestic and international sightings, including the Socorro incident.
This is the Winter 1964-65 issue of the BUFORA Journal, documenting UFO research, sighting reports, and theoretical discussions. It serves as a record of the association's activities, international collaborations, and internal administrative changes.
This journal issue documents the organizational structure and research philosophy of the British U.F.O. Research Association (BUFORA) in 1965. It highlights the association's push for international coordination and its critical stance against unscientific UFO cultism.
This is the Summer 1965 issue of the BUFORA Journal, detailing the association's scientific approach to UFO research, including new reporting policies and summaries of international sightings. It highlights the organization's focus on evidence-based investigation and its skepticism toward 'cultist' interpretations of UFO phenomena.
This journal issue provides a comprehensive overview of 1965 UFO research in Britain and Europe, featuring investigative reports on the Warminster and Scorriton incidents. It documents the activities of the British U.F.O. Research Association and its efforts to apply scientific rigor to the study of aerial phenomena.
This 1966 BUFORA journal provides a contemporary perspective on UFO research, featuring analysis of Dr. J. Allen Hynek's views, reports on the Warminster phenomena, and the association's stance on government transparency.
This journal issue provides a comprehensive overview of BUFORA's research methodology, reports on the 1966 'Warminster Week' observation project, and compiles international UFO sighting reports from 1966. It highlights the association's commitment to scientific rigor in the face of mainstream scientific skepticism.
This journal issue from the British U.F.O. Research Association (BUFORA) provides a snapshot of 1967 UFO research, including a detailed list of 1965 Brazilian sightings and articles on Soviet UFO policy and scientific methodology. It highlights the association's internal administrative structure and its push for more rigorous, scientific investigation of UAP phenomena.
This journal issue outlines the research objectives of the British Unidentified Flying Object Research Association (BUFORA) in 1967. It includes reports on global UFO sightings, correspondence with the University of Colorado's UFO investigation panel, and editorial analysis of current UFO research methodologies.
This 1967 BUFORA Journal issue provides a contemporary perspective on UFO research, featuring a critique of Project Bluebook by physicist James E. McDonald and theoretical discussions on UFO propulsion. It also documents international sighting reports from Chile and Bulgaria, alongside organizational news for the British U.F.O. Research Association.