Flying Saucer Review, Vol. 33, No. 1

This document consists of excerpts from the Flying Saucer Review, detailing several UFO-related incidents and obituaries for key figures in the field. The first section recounts the experiences of Doug Hodgekiss, a retired clerk working at an oil rig in Western Australia. Hodgekiss reported multiple sightings of strange objects, including an inverted balloon-like craft and a cube-shaped object that allegedly drained his vehicle's battery. He also claimed that birds dropped dead in his path and that objects he recovered were subjected to extreme heat and radiation. The document also mentions a report from Alaska regarding a squadron of bright objects seen traveling north, which some speculated were related to U.S. AWAC radar activity. A significant portion of the text is dedicated to the loss of a British Harrier GR5 jet in October 1987. Colin Andrews, an FSR consultant, investigates the crash, suggesting a potential link between the jet's disappearance and the appearance of 'cornfield circles' in the area. Andrews describes his interactions with the Ministry of Defence, noting their interest in his research on the circles. Finally, the document includes obituaries for Charles Bowen and Tim Dinsdale, both former editors of the Flying Saucer Review, highlighting their contributions to the study of ufology and their involvement in organizations like the Society for Psychical Research.