UFO's and Defense What Should we Prepare For

Icooperation program to SEPRA, but the CNES management did not follow-up on the
offer. It should be noted that in the Siberian section of the Academy of Sciences, the Istudies, which are less well known in the West, do not rule out the extraterrestrial
hypotheses, and even favor it.
During "Glasnost," information was disseminated on the studies being conducted by Iboth the KGB and by the military. In 1991 , the KGB declassified 124 pages of documents
from Cases ofSightings ofAbnormal Events over USSR Territory, /982-1990, which
covered a total of 17 regions. One of these cases, which we detailed in Chapter 3, Iconcerns the extraordinary aerial maneuvers of three bright disks over an Army missile
base near Astrakhan in 1989. The objects, which were sighted by seven military members,
went from hovering to high speed and back again all without making any noise. When it
was approached by a Soviet fighter jet, one object escaped so quickly that it seemed to
leave the fighter jet standing still in its tracks.
In 1994, Colonel Boris Sokolov sold ABC News a collection of investigations
conducted by military personnel from 1978 to 1988. Earlier, in 1990, the newspaper
Rabochaya Tribuna had published an article by Aviation General Maltsev, who
commanded the territorial air defense, concerning a well-documented visual/radar case Iwith multiple witnesses (Pereslav-Zalesski, the night ofMarch 21, 1990) in which a silent
discoid object went from hovering to a speed two or three times faster than that ofa
modem fighter jet. We described th.is case in Chapter 2. I
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UFOs and Defense
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To date, a UFO has not been the certain cause of any accident or a fortiori any hostile act,
at least officially; no UFO threat has materialized in France, although intimidation Imaneuvers have been confirmed (Chapters 1. 1, 2 .1, and 2.3). However, numerous
manifestations observed by reliable witnesses could be the work of craft ofextraterrestrial
origin. Indeed, if it were a question of terrestrial craft, these could only be American and, Idespite all precautions taken to maintain secrecy, this would be known. The first
prototype stealth aircraft flew at the end of 1977; the existence ofstealth aircraft became
known about ten years later, in 1988. But credible, confirmed UFO sightings began in I·1944.
Certainly, this subject still sometimes elicits amused skepticism, if not a certain mistrust Iwith regard to those who mention it seriously, but in the absence of explanations for the
phenomena sighted, the hypothesis of an extraterrestrial origin can no longer be ruled out.
In this third part, we set out to study, from a strategic, scientific, political, religious, and Imedia standpoint, the consequences of this hypothesis based on present scientific
knowledge.
IChapter 10 - Strategic Planning
The definition of a strategy toward an "adversary" requires that one know the I
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