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Overview

This document is the PA MUFON NEWSLETTER, dated July 21, 2009. It serves as an update on MUFON's activities, upcoming events, and featured resources for UFO enthusiasts. The newsletter highlights MUFON's 40th anniversary and its position as a leading civilian UFO research…

Magazine Overview

This document is the PA MUFON NEWSLETTER, dated July 21, 2009. It serves as an update on MUFON's activities, upcoming events, and featured resources for UFO enthusiasts. The newsletter highlights MUFON's 40th anniversary and its position as a leading civilian UFO research organization.

Book of the Month

The featured book is "THE ROSWELL LEGACY" by Jesse Marcel, Jr. The book recounts the story of his father, the first military officer at the 1947 Roswell crash site, and his own experiences. It is available at www.theroswelllegacy.com.

Site of the Month

UFOWEEK.COM MAGAZINE is highlighted as the 'Site of the Month'. It is described as a source for comments, headlines, news, and information for those interested in the UFO phenomenon, accessible at www.ufoweek.com.

Awareness Days

The newsletter reports that the Harrisburg, PA, and Philadelphia, PA, Awareness Day events have concluded. Appreciation is extended to the members and investigators who participated. The next Awareness Day is being planned for the Northeast and Northwest parts of Pennsylvania, with information to be posted upon confirmation of date and location.

Speakers

Thanks are given to the guest speakers at the Awareness Day events: Dennis Balthaser and Peter Robbins, for their presentations.

MUFON's 40th International UFO Symposium

This year marks MUFON's 40th anniversary, celebrating its status as the world's largest civilian UFO research organization. The symposium, themed "Dawn of a New Era in UFO Research," features numerous speakers and workshops. Speakers include Stanton Friedman, Dr. Frank Salisbury, Dr. Kevin Randle, Ted Phillips, Bruce Maccabee, Dr. Jeffrey Bennett, Chris Rutkowski, Marc D'antonio, Peter Robbins, John Ventre, and James Carrion. John Greenewald serves as the emcee. The event also offers Field Investigator Training Workshops. Early registrations receive a free Symposium Proceedings, and the first 100 registrations have a chance to win a Sunday lunch with Stanton Friedman.

Upcoming Events

  • Several upcoming events are listed:
  • MUFON 40th UFO Symposium: August 6-9, 2009, in Denver, CO.
  • Shag Harbour Symposium: August 14-15, 2009, in Nova Scotia, Canada.
  • Philadelphia UFO Conference: October 9-10, 2009, at Montgomery County Community College, Blue Bell, PA.
  • Pittsburgh UFO Conference: October 17, 2009, at Westmoreland Community College, Youngwood, PA.

Philadelphia Speaker Lineup (October 9, 2009, 6:00pm - 10:30pm): * Butch Witkowski (Abduction) * Bill Birnes (UFO Hunters) * Dr. Barry Downing (UFOs and the Bible) * Will Allen (UFOs over DC) * Jennifer Stein (Crop Circles)

Philadelphia Speaker Lineup (October 10, 2009, 11:30am - 6:00pm): * John Ventre (2012 Prophecy) * Tom Carey (Roswell Evidence) * Peter Robbins (Rendlesham Event) * Carl Feindt (USOs) * Rob Swiatek (Stephenville UFOs) * Sue Swiatek (Cryptozoology) * Rosemary Ellen Guiley (Shadow People)

Pittsburgh Speaker Lineup (October 17, 2009, 10am - 6pm): * Butch Witkowski (PA MUFON Chief Investigator) * Eric Altman (PA Bigfoot Society) * Stan Gordon (PA Bigfoot and UFO Reports) * John Ventre (2008 Pennsylvania UFO Flap) * Dr. Barry Downing (UFOs and the Bible) * Bill Birnes (UFO Hunters and UFO Magazine) * Dr. David Jacobs (Alien Abductions and Hybrids) * Patty Wilson (Paranormal Investigation)

The Pittsburgh conference has an admission fee of $15.00.

STAR Team Impact Project (SIP Team)

MUFON has launched the "STAR Team Impact Project" (SIP Team), described as a "bold and aggressive step forward in tracking the ufo presence among us." This initiative involves the creation of a rapid response SIP team with highly trained Field Investigators equipped to deploy anywhere in the USA for high-impact UFO events. Major incentives include financial compensation for team members, covering travel expenses to allow them time off from regular jobs. The project also emphasizes the first-time creation of a new Civilian UFO investigative research team with its own unique "esprit de corps." This project is funded through an arrangement between MUFON and BAASS (Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies). Information on becoming a SIP Team Member is available at www.mufon.com.

Sighting Reports for June 2009

PA MUFON received 17 sighting reports in June 2009. In the first 10 days of July, 25 sighting reports were logged, indicating a busy period.

Special Note

A wish for a speedy recovery is extended to Bob Gardner, Section 1 Metro State Section Director and Field Investigator.

Closing Message

The newsletter concludes with the message "KEEP YOUR EYES TO THE SKY" and thanks for time and dedication from Butch Sigmund Witkowski, PA MUFON Chief Investigator and PA MUFON State Section Director, Section 1. Contact information for www.pamufon.com and www.mufon.com is provided.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this newsletter are UFO research, investigation, and public awareness. MUFON actively promotes its events, publications, and new initiatives like the STAR Team Impact Project. The editorial stance is one of active engagement and information dissemination within the UFO community, encouraging participation and sharing of experiences. There is a clear emphasis on the professionalization of UFO investigation and the organization's role in advancing the field.