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UFO and Military Acronyms

A2 – Air Force Intelligence AAC – Alaskan Air Command AAF – Army Air Force ACOM – Asian Communist – One of NSA’s 4 major Operational Divisions ADC – AeroSpace Defense Command ADLA – Assistant Director for Legal & Legislative AffAirs – NSA) ADPL – Assistant Director for Policy & Liason – (NSA) ADPR – Assistant Director for Plans / Resources – (NSA) ADT – Assistant Director for Training ADVA – Advanced Soviet – One of the 4 major operational divisions of NSA’s production organization: combined with GENS into ‘A Group’ AEC – Atomic Energy Commission AFB – Air Force Base AFESC – Air Force Electronic Security Command AFGWC – Air Force Global Weather Control AFIS – Air Force Intelligence Service AFOC – Air […] Read More

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2002: IS THERE A CASE FOR UFOs?

By Don Berliner, The Fund for UFO Research, Inc.; 2002 About the only point that can be made concerning UFOs without the risk of starting an unpleasant controversy is that they are supremely controversial. Any discussion of their nature, their origins, their significance and, indeed, their very existence, has led to long-term arguments that have yet to reach any generally agreed-upon conclusion. On the pivotal questions of their being real and of a novel nature, the reasons employed by the negative side focus on the lack of scientifically acceptable proof of the presence of a single UFO. Expert testimony, photographs and radar trackings are discounted as insufficiently scientific. And since UFOs are so often equated with extraterrestrial spacecraft, the negative side points to the […] Read More

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2010: MILABS: A Pandora’s Box

By Eve Lorgen, M.A. “…a handful of lucid, aware abductees who are resilient spiritual warriors, may offer a clearer perception of what evidence we are seeking, rather than a hundred or more abductees still struggling with perceptual barriers, or those seeking approval from the same systems which have invalidated and enslaved them…” — Eve Lorgen Introduction To preface this two-part article and my interview with Lilu, a female MILAB from Australia, I find it important to discuss specific issues pertaining to the MILAB experience itself. My understanding of a MILAB, is that they are a genuine alien abductee who also remembers interactions with a military human element and/or a shadow government faction in or out of their alien encounters. The military presence may appear […] Read More