March 1982

In This Issue

Editorial: Colin Phillips / Professor McDonald
Pages 1-2

Phillips: “30 years after the great UFO invasion of Earth occurred, because no physical war was fought, the battle of the mind was lost.” “The UFO visitations to Earth of the 1950s have subsided now and the real work of UFO groups should be to use the best evidence to inform governments and citizens.”

“Humanoids on the Murray” (Judith Magee, Copyright 1982)
Pages 3-4

CE3 report from VUFORS files, 11 January 1974, Northern Victoria.

UFO Over Darwin, 1943 (W. Wyatt, ex-RAAF)
Pages 4

February night, 1943. RAAF squadron doing night flying practice (“circuits and bumps”).

Department of Defence Confirms Jindivik Restrictions (Auchettl)
Pages 5-7

Tinamba Circles + Witness (GSW Photo)
Pages 7

Circles discovered 16 April 1981 by Henry Gallantly. VUFORS investigators located a witness travelling toward Maffra the previous night who "reported an object on the ground at the same spot.

GSW Computerised Print-Outs Published
Pages 7

Paul Norman: Lake Eildon Investigation
Pages 8

Four German tourists disappeared in a light aircraft near Lake Eildon (late October 1981). Norman went for a three-day investigation.

Notable Quotes

“UFOs are, in my opinion, the greatest international scientific problem of our times.” Professor McDonald (1968)

“30 years after the great UFO invasion of Earth occurred, because no physical war was fought, the battle of the mind was lost.” Colin Phillips

“Trying to make a science of what all the time was a major historical event.” Phillips (on UFO groups)

“The Jindivik would not be permitted to fly over Melbourne, or any inhabited residential area.” Department of Defence

“The U.O. seen over Melbourne that day was not a drone or an aircraft known to Australia.” Auchettl

“Two human-like entities in the cabin or dome… dressed in dark green uniforms and caps… they both stood looking down at the car.” M.D. (Murray River CE3)