1979 Vol 1 No 1
The inaugural issue of JOURNAL UFO, published by U.P. Investigations Research Inc., focuses on the "Missing Seven Hours" experience of Gerry Armstrong, detailed through regressive
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Journal UFO
AI-generated English summaries and cover images of Journal UFO from the Archives for the Unexplained (AFU) in Norrköping, Sweden. Each entry summarises the complete contents of an issue — articles, sighting reports, interviews, key people, locations, and dates.
1979 Vol 1 No 2
This issue of Journal UFO delves into the 'Missing Seven Hours' case of Gerry Armstrong, analyzing hypnotic transcripts and comparing it to other abduction accounts like those of H
1979 Vol 1 No 3
This issue of Journal UFO, Vol. 1 No. 3, announces its incorporation with Canadian UFO Report. It highlights the formation of the Provisional International Committee for UFO Resear
1980 Vol 1 No 4
This issue of Journal UFO focuses on an alleged abduction case in Toronto, detailing witness testimonies, physical evidence like radiation readings, and hypnosis sessions. It also
1980 Vol 2 No 1
This issue of Journal UFO, dated June 1980, delves into 'Fringe Cases & the MIB,' featuring articles on the Men in Black phenomenon, unusual UFO sightings, and international UFO re
1980 Vol 2 No 2
This issue of JOURNAL UFO, dated September 1980, features a cover story questioning a 'Major Breakthrough?' in UFO research. It includes an interview with Henry McKay, discussing g
1980 Vol 2 No 3
This issue of JOURNAL UFO, dated December 1980, focuses on 'UFOs On The Prairies' and includes an analysis of Manitoba UFO reports from 1950-1980, detailing sightings by shape, tim
1981 Vol 2 No 4
This issue of Journal UFO, dated March 1981, delves into the nature of UFO departures, proposing two models: 'Uniform Acceleration' (UA) and 'Exponential Diminution' (ED), to analy