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| Barry Greenwood |
Barry
Greenwood was the guest on this week’s program. Barry is one of the UFO field’s
historians, preserving the documentation that has been accumulated over the
years, including the periodicals that were professionally produced (magazines) and
the newsletters and other printed material from the civilian UFO organizations.
You can find the interview here:
(A
side note … this is the American Talk Network rather than the YouTube site… all
the programs are stored here in chronological order so that you can access the
older programs more easily than you could on YouTube.)
Given
what Colonel Halt had said last week, and since Barry with his partner Larry
Fawcett were the ones who brought the Rendlesham Forest case into focus in the
U.S., we did talk about that, learning a little more about Larry Warren’s role
in it and some of the things that Warren had done and said in the past. This
included the controversial picture he circulated not all that long ago that
showed an Air Force A-10 attack jet with a UFO over it at the Bendwaters base.
According to Barry, the picture had been manipulated because in an older
version of that picture, there was no UFO in it.
I
did ask if there were some UFO cases that he thought of as interesting and he
mentioned the Levelland UFO landings from November 1957. While the Air Force
attempted, at one time to suggest the sightings were the result of ball
lightning, it is clear that the answer is inadequate given the number of reports
from independent sources.
For those interested, the following photographs were taken in the Levelland area at the sites where the UFO was reported to have landed.
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| Pedro Saucido landing site. |
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| FM 1490, the scene of the Clem and Long sightings. |
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| Highway 114, the scene of the Wheeler and Wright sightings. |
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| On the edge of Levelland, Texas. All photographs of the area are copyright of Kevin Randle. |
Next
week’s guest: Brenda Mcclurkin, UTA Special Collections
Topic:
The Ramey Memo and the University of Texas at Arlington’s role in the latest
attempt to read it.
