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cont. from prev. page NETHERLANDS FINLAND JAPAN 104 CAB lntematlon&I 76 Societe V•ucluslonno d'Etudo 84 Nlderfands UFO OnderZlek 95 The UFO Research1ra of Yokohama Dos PhenomenH Spatlaux Bureau FlnlAind El ?o:'ltet The Hague Turitu NEW ZEALAND77 Union des Groupen1ents ISNOBOVO Esplotogiques de France et ~es Uithuizermeeder SCOTLAND 105 Clvillan SaucerPays de Langue Fr~ncalse NORTHERN IRELAND 95 Edinburgh University UFO InvestigationValence Auckland78 Verification el Elude des Ovnl 88 UFO Research Centre Rosearch Society 106 New Zealand Scientific Spacepour Nimes et la Contree Armagh Edinburgh Research GroupAvoisanle (VERONICA) SWEDEN AucklandNimes ITALY SPAIN 87 Centro UFOlogico Nazlonalo 97 Art>etagruppen for UFOlogl AUSTRALIA Milan So<!ertalje79 Centro de Estudlos Inter· 88 Gruppo Clypeus 98 Gotesborgs Informations 107 Austrsllan Co-ordinationplanotartos (CEI) Barcetcna Turin Center for Olclentlfleradt Soctlon-Centre for UFO Studies 89 Independent Natlonst Com· Flygande Foremal (ACOS) ·80 Circulo de Eatudlos Sobrt Goteborg Goslord, New South Walesmission for the Study ofObJoctos no ldentlflcados Anomalous Aerial Phenomena 19 Swedish UFO Research Center 108 Australian Flying SaucerValencia (CNIFAA) Nassjo Reaearch Society PORTUGAL Bologna 100 UFO Sverfge Adelaide, South Australia 90 LI Conttct lntematlonal Motala 109 Queensland UFO Research 81 Centro de Estudos Rome Bureau Astronomicos •de Fer1omtnos 91 S.H.A.D.O. WEST GERMANY Brisbane, Queensland lnsolitos Genoa 101 Centrales Enlorschunganetz 110 Tasmanian UF~ Investigation Lisbon Center (TUFOIC) DENMARK Aubargewohnllcher Phanomene Hobart, Tasmania(CEN~P) 111 UFO Information CenterBELGIUM 92 Dansk UFO Center Mannheim (UFOIC) 82 Groupament pour l'Etude des Thisted 102UFO·SIG Lane Cove, Victoria Sciences d'1¥1nt·garde 93 Sk1ndln1vlsk UFO Information Berlin 112 UFO RetHrch Network Brussels (SUFOI) YUGOSLAVIA Sydney, New South Wales 83 Societe Beige d'Etude des Kastrup 113 Victoria UFO Reseerch Phenomcnts Spatlau.x (SOBEPS) 94 UFO Studlekreds 1030DISEJA Society Brussels Copenhagen Slovenija Moorabin. Victoria aNTERNt.ilONAL NCIDENTS OF NTEREST THE U.S. GOVERNMENT &"THE IRAN"'CASE MORE INFORMATION ON THAT IRAN CASE ••• STRAIGHT FRO"' THE "TOP BRASS"! In IUR Vol. 1 , No. 1 , a case in the Foreign Forum feature described an encounter between Iranian Air Force jets and a UFO which ~layed "cat and mouse" with them, appearing on · radar and "paralyzing" their weapons and electronics systems when the jets attempted to open fire on it. In the interim, rumors began to circulate that a government document de- tailing the incident was being ex- amined by high government officials. UFO researcher Charles Huffer took an interest in securing a copy of this document while in Germany, but all his efforts met with official rebuffs. This past summer on a ·trip to the United States, Mr. Hufrer managed to obtain a copy of the original teletype message reproduced below which gives details of the case from the Pentagon. under the auspices of the Freedom of Information Act. What is particularly interesting about the document is the list of official agencies which received copies of the message. Briefly trans- lating the official acronyms, the document was received by the fol- lowing offices and agencies: the Secretary of Stcite, the Central Intel- ligence Agency, the White House, the Air Force and Army Chiefs of Staff, the Chief of Naval Operations, the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Commander in Chief of U.S. Naval Forces in the Middle East, the Commander in Chief of the U.S. Air Force in Europe, the European Defense Air Command, and the Commander in Chief of Forces in Europe. An impressive list! IUR and others have been intrigued by the fact that this particular UFO report seems to have become the con- cern of the "top brass" in the U.S. military defense structure. Do all UFO reports undergo this sort of distribu- tion and what happens to them .once they reach these prestigious offices? IUR contacted the local state sen- ator's office Mititary Liaison Officer who was able to be of some assis- tance in the matter. She called the Army, Navy, and Air Force offices in Washington as well as the Depart- ment of Defense and addressad these very que~tions on behalf of IUR. The answers were i!iuminating: all these agencies agree:d that the "top brass" mentioned in the distribution list were routinely informed of every item of interest which comes out of the sensitive Midd1e East area. Hence. it is not. unusual at all that copies of the report should have made their way to these offices. All correspondence that makes the military wires from this area is so relayed. As to whether or not all UFO reports from every area are conveyed to these sources, that question must remain unanswered at this time except by implication; any report from a. "hot" area would be · relayed. What happens to them once. they reach the top brass is ano~her thing. IUR was not able to glean any information on whether or not there exist any files, or a normal procedure in dealing with UFO sightings. IUR was also able to find some information on the allowed inter- national lighting configurations and colors. The initial, primary object, ac- cording to the report had alternating blue, green, red and orange lights. FAA Federal Aviation Regulation 43 (91.1) on General Operation and Flight Applicability states that blue lights are not authorized on U.S. planes. Furthermore, _the Inter- national Civil Aviation Organization states that blue lights -are Illegal and that only certain stringently specified light cQnfirguations are allowable on aircraf.-. However, IUR must point out that e~en in past sightings personally investigated, the witnesses have per· ceived the green navigat•onal lights of planes as blue or blue-Jreen.
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