Donald Keyhoe (1897–1988)

Read this when I was about 9 or 10. It was written in a rather technical fashion (considering my age) that lead the reader to believe there was a true story here. Cannot say it totally convenienced the young boy UFOs were real but opened a life time of curiousity and a love for research to find answers and to always believe there is much beyond our understanding that can be real. The unknown is just something that has to be researched then it won't be the unknow.

Poorly written, and by a journalist The attempts at narrative "Once in the car, David exclaimed. . ." are just painful

Still, a convincing text: it's always the lies that lead to the truth, in this case the air forces lies-

Interesting book about UFOs. Early publication on the subject. Bit dry at times, for it details the many encounters and sightings from the 1940s.

From when the UFO phenomena was not as complex. Interesting how culture shapes UFOs and its manifestation.