Declassified UFO / UAP Document
MAIL BAG
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This document is a collection of reader correspondence from 1974 discussing UAP sightings, research on the 'Bavic' and 'PANIC' lines, and comparisons of photographic evidence. It highlights ongoing public discourse and amateur research into UFO phenomena during that period.
This document is a 'Mail Bag' section from a publication, likely Flying Saucer Review (FSR), dated June 20, 1974. It contains four distinct letters from readers discussing various aspects of UAP phenomena. Aimé Michel writes regarding a 'flap' or wave of sightings, arguing that the phenomenon is programmed to be seen but eludes scientific proof. J.C. Dufour is commended for his research on 'Bavic' and the 'PANIC' line, with the editor noting a connection between Dufour and the location of Ajaccio, Corsica. A third letter from Lieut. Sweetman is acknowledged by the editor. Finally, Gay Mosley writes regarding the 'Yorba Linda photograph' (FSR Special Issue No. 5), suggesting a resemblance between the object in that photograph and an object depicted in a painting by Alberto Francisco do Carmo, specifically referencing the 'Abduction at Bebedouro' case. The document includes three figures: a drawing from Bebedouro, a drawing of 'Ramrods' extended upwards, and a drawing of an object turned upside down, which is compared to the Yorba Linda UFO.
All we know about the phenomenon shows that if it "wished" to take place completely unperceived, it could; if therefore it shows itself, this is because it is programmed to be seen
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Key Persons
- Aimé MichelCorrespondent
- J.C. DufourCorrespondent
- Lieut. SweetmanCorrespondent
- Gay MosleyCorrespondent
- Alberto Francisco do CarmoArtist