COWF 1996 Cowflop Quarter

"Nuclear Physicist" Stanton T. Friedman has attempted to document both the date and the location of a second supposed alien spaceship crash in New Mexico by linking the event to a visit to New Mexico by the commanding general of the Air Materiel Command (AMC). Lt. Gen . Nathan F. Twining's visit

dated June 5, 1947, which gives the reason for Twining 's visit. The document, a letter from Army Air Forces Headquarters to the Commanding General, AMC, requested that confidential orders be issued that would place Gen. Twining on temporary duty at Sandia Base , Albuquerque , New Mexico, to attend

Thomas also were scheduled to attend the same course . Brig . Gen. Thomas headed Supply (T-4) at AMC. Other Air Force records show that the June 5 letter incorrectly identified the course as the "Bomb Commanders Course " when in fact it was the "General Officers Special

incorrectly identified the course as the "Bomb Commanders Course " when in fact it was the "General Officers Special Three-Day Course ," which ran from July 8th to the 11th. Firedman 's expectations and proclamations aside , the fact that no photographs of the inspection were taken .. even if

piece of garbage ever produced in the UFO field) , Friedman Friday, March 8, 1996

quoting Twining about flying saucers " ... strongly suggested that ... 'the very important and sudden matter' [was] connected to New Mexico. " Again , although he never comes right out and says so , Firedman writes as though it were an established fact that Twining's visit to New Mexico was due to t

given the run-around when making inquiries regarding Twining's whereabouts . It should also be noted that, despite the alleged "run-around ," reporters nonetheless were successful in tracking Twining down in New Mexico, where he was quoted in connection with flying saucers. According to official Air

Twining down in New Mexico, where he was quoted in connection with flying saucers. According to official Air Force records, three other generals attended the orientation course that began on July 8th , including Gen. George C. Kenney . Gen . Kenney was the commanding general of the Strategic Air Com

MUCH ADO-DO ABOUT NOTHING The release of the GAO Roswell report prompted the CUFOS1UR propaganda machine to crank out yet another load of Grade A crapola, authored by Mark Rodeghier and Mark Chesney (the "Marks Brothers" hereafter), two CUFOS officials who regularly use the pages of the Irrational U

The release of the GAO Roswell report prompted the CUFOS1UR propaganda machine to crank out yet another load of Grade A crapola, authored by Mark Rodeghier and Mark Chesney (the "Marks Brothers" hereafter), two CUFOS officials who regularly use the pages of the Irrational UFO Reporter (!UR) to flaun

decades ago without proper authorization. CUFOS ' official policy seems to be to embrace the most sensational interpretation possible , and following that policy, the Marks Brothers conclude that the destruction of these messages is consistent with a cover-up. They also appear to subscribe to Congre

searched the incoming and outgoing messages of the 8th Air Force, SAC , and AAF headquarters, as did Air Force personnel. If they ever existed at all , one might reasonably expect to find the "missing" RAAF outgoing messages among the incoming messages of one or all of these organizations, yet neith

histories of the 1395th MP Co ., and there is absolutely nothing mysterious about the fact that such histories are not available. .ManJ_ Air Force units didn 't bother to prepare unit histories , especially during these early years , and many of the historical reports that were prepared during this

Schiff has instituted a cover -up of his own , and hasn 't seen fit to respond to questions or furnish a copy of his recommended changes, yet he has the audacity to express indignation at what he has characterized as Air Force and DoD "stonewalling ." At best , Schiff is an incompetent hypocrite . W

The September 1, 1995 (Vol. 1, No. 2) issue of The Cow/lop Quarterly incorrectly cited the date of the "Bolender Memo" as 20 December 1969, when in fact it is dated 20 October 1969. The "memo" ultimately led to the termination of Project Blue

In the July/ August 1994 issue of the International .UFO Reporter (!UR) , Kevin "Wrong Way " Randle , who earned h1~ nickname by reading government documents upside down and sideways rn the hope he could get them to say something other than what they actually said , slipped yet another ridiculous ar

(!UR) , Kevin "Wrong Way " Randle , who earned h1~ nickname by reading government documents upside down and sideways rn the hope he could get them to say something other than what they actually said , slipped yet another ridiculous article past the unseeing eyes of " His Roya l Blindness," Jerome Cl

FIVE ZERO DATED SEVEN JULY COLONEL WILLIAM H BLANCHARD AND MR OLIVER LAFARGE HAVE The Cowflop Quarterly * 1

H BLANCHARD AND MR OLIVER LAFARGE HAVE The Cowflop Quarterly * 1 APPOINTMENT WITH GOVENOR [sic] MABRY FOR

The message appears to have been transmitted at 1502Z (Greenwich Mean Time), or about 8:00 AM (MST) in New Mexico. So, at about eight o'clock on the morning of July 9th, somebody at RAAF (probably Lt. Col. Jennings, who had assumed command of the base sometime the day before) was

that he had located an Associated Press (AP) item published in the July 10, 1947, edition of the Albuquerque Journal, concerning Blanchard's leave . Datelined Roswell , NM , July 9, the AP item said that "William Blanchard , commanding officer of the Roswell Army Air Field, left here today [July 9th

that "Acting Governor Joseph M. Montoya today [July 14th] proclaimed Aug . 1 as Air Force Day in commemoration of the Army Air Force's 40th anniversary , and the week of July 21 to 27 as New Mexico Aviation Week ." The story went on to say : Col. William H. Blanchard, commanding officer of the

During the past five and a half years , in searching for records pertaining to the Roswell incident , I have examined thousands of pages of records that list Air Force files that were retired to records centers operated by the National Archives. These "Records Shipment Lists" often list files by num

Acoustical Research ( 1946 thru 1950) The Cow/lop Quactec/y * 2 Because these files were old AMC correspondence files,

• *"'O•n•O*L'. • *• v+t>TD••*"'O• D•O*t>• *• v• L'. • ROSWELL RECORDS STOLEN? Since there seems to be widespread discussion of the supposedly "missing" Roswell records, why is it that nobody considers

ROSWELL RECORDS STOLEN? Since there seems to be widespread discussion of the supposedly "missing" Roswell records, why is it that nobody considers the possibility that the Roswell exploiters who do "archival

Since there seems to be widespread discussion of the supposedly "missing" Roswell records, why is it that nobody considers the possibility that the Roswell exploiters who do "archival research" have come across official records that confirm the weather balloon/radar target explanation for the Roswel

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• *** **** **** SPECIAL BLOW HARD EDITION ******** **** Friday, December 20, 1996

Friday, December 20, 1996 Cow/lop RETURNS UNDER NEW NAME

The Cowflop Quarterly is returning, at least for this one issue , under the new name of THE SPOT REPORT. The name was chosen with great care , and holds great significance for me personally. This name change should please those shallow individuals who , like Jerome Clark , chief propagandist at the

It was only a matter of time before the world 's mental midgets started littering the "Information Superhighway " with all kinds of mindless nonsense. Among these cerebral "wee people" is none other than alleged "nuclear physicist" Stanton T . Firedman , known affectionately in most UFO circles as "

were any substantive criticisms of my article on Major Marcel's numerous lies. The closest he comes to a meaningful argument is his flippantly dismissive suggestion that, "To believe the baloney being spread around , Marcel could never have been appointed Intelligence Officer for the 509th Composite

Being a multi-talented Blowhard , Firedman doesn 't limit himself to just one medium . In a letter he faxed to some unsuspecting soul (apparently a member of a law firm) in California several months ago , he shared more of his paranoid ravings that don 't even make for interesting fiction .

requests which had sought records on Project Mogul , but this was done without my knowledge , and hardly translates into my having "supplied the USAF with much of its Mogul data ," as the Master of Myths alleges. The records I sought , after all, belonged to the Air Force. At best, their examination

To give some indication of how "cozy " my relationship was with the Air Force , nobody in the Air Force bothered to inform me they had released their report , or that I was mentioned in the report in a favorable way (the kiss of death in the UFO field) . As I recall , Professor Moore informed me tha

released , and I had to call the Air Force 's Public Affairs office to The paranoid ravings of the flatulent "physicist" and his equally gassy groupies are utter nonsense . Will "ufology" fil'.fU..

While it was never my intention to get invol ved with book revie ws, I fe el strongl y that the publ ic shou ld be warned about a particularly smelly piece of trash published earlier this year by a publishing house that shall remain nameless. In fact , the book shall