1 That's a good one, too. This is from my Wilson/Davis megablog.
"[Will] Miller teased that he was 'working with investigative journalists,' which turned out 2 be Leslie Kean, whose work we’ll cover a little later. Something known to diehard students of #UFO-logy is Chapter 13
"[Will] Miller teased that he was 'working with investigative journalists,' which turned out 2 be Leslie Kean, whose work we’ll cover a little later. Something known to diehard students of #UFO-logy is Chapter 13
https://twitter.com/fin365/status/1480676619857580034
2 "of the FEMA publication, 'Fire Officer’s Guide 2 Disaster Control' by William M. Kramer. The infamous Chapter 13 explains how 2 deal with #UFO crashes or landings. Back then, I remember telling a Tampa firefighter friend of mine, Bill, about the chapter. He was very skeptical,
3 "until he went to work and read it for himself. Needless to say, he was a bit baffled as to why that was in there.
"At the time, the current edition was dated 1992. But Miller said Kramer asked him to 'head up' and assist in revising that particular chapter. 'Our collective
"At the time, the current edition was dated 1992. But Miller said Kramer asked him to 'head up' and assist in revising that particular chapter. 'Our collective
4 "'intent is to not only keep that chapter in but to strengthen that chapter based on new information. Because in many cases, when there is some sort of an event, particularly if there is a crash, whether it’s an extraterrestrial spacecraft or whether it’s a black U.S. Air Force
5 "'program…the local fire chiefs & firefighters might b the 1st people called 2B on the site,' said Miller. Sounding skeptical, Hathorne asked, 'Does it talk explicitly about extraterrestrial craft?' Miller made no mistake about it. 'Oh yes, it does.'"
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