Flying Saucer Review, Volume 29, No. 3 (March 1984)

This issue of Flying Saucer Review (Volume 29, No. 3, March 1984) provides a comprehensive overview of international UFO research and reporting. The magazine features several detailed case studies, including an abduction report involving a Canadian rock band, which was investigated by the Canadian UFO Research Network (CUFORN). The issue also contains a historical analysis by Thomas E. Bullard regarding 'airship' waves over Poland in 1892 and 1913, suggesting a precursor to modern UFO phenomena. A significant portion of the issue is dedicated to a recent UFO flap in Turkey (December 1981–January 1982), documented by Halûk Egemen Sarikaya, which involved multiple sightings, electromagnetic interference, and official interest. Dr. Richard C. Niemtzow contributes a technical report on alleged medical injuries associated with UFO encounters, discussing the potential effects of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation. Additionally, the magazine covers the Third International UFO Congress held at High Wycombe, highlighting various academic and sociological perspectives on the UFO phenomenon. The issue also includes correspondence from readers regarding the disappearance of UFO-related literature from public libraries, and a note on the challenges of transliterating Chinese terminology in UFO reports. Throughout the publication, the editorial stance emphasizes the need for rigorous scientific investigation and the preservation of data, while acknowledging the difficulties in obtaining mainstream scientific and institutional support for the study of UAP.