Flying Saucer Review, Vol. 2, No. 4, July-August 1956

This issue of the Flying Saucer Review, dated July-August 1956, serves as a compilation of reports, editorials, and theoretical articles concerning Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP). The editorial stance of the publication is one of concern regarding nuclear testing, specifically referencing the 'Murderous Mushroom' H-bomb tests in the Pacific and the subsequent environmental and atmospheric impacts. The magazine features a 'News Report' section detailing various sightings, including a photograph taken by 15-year-old Michael Savage in San Bernardino, California, and reports of cigar-shaped objects in New Zealand and India. The issue also includes technical content, such as instructions for building a 'Ufoscope' for saucer detection, authored by Ernesto Thayaht of C.I.R.N.O.S. Theoretical discussions are presented by Cyril W. Davison regarding 'Primary Physics,' and W. K. Oliver provides an account of 'Strange Lunar Lights' observed near the crater Kepler. The magazine documents the formation of new saucer clubs, such as the Vancouver Area Flying Saucer Club, and discusses the Brazilian Air Force's official stance that flying saucers are real. Additionally, the publication reviews books by Aime Michel and Frank Edwards, and includes a 'Mail Bag' section where readers debate the scientific implications of UAP and the validity of various contactee claims. The issue concludes with a 'World Roundup' of global sightings, including reports from Australia, Japan, and the United Kingdom, and advertisements for insurance and other saucer-related publications.