About 2 years ago i came across a website www.alienwar.com (don't bother trying to go, its gone) and became very interested. At first this man Miller (forgot his first name) seemed like the usual fraud that saw and entered a u.f.o and is now persued by men in dark suits. He claims that when he was on this ship for 2 weeks, the aliens showed him how their technology worked, how to use their language, and their plans involving earth. He then published a book when he got back. Unfortunately the books were removed from the shelf in less than a week by the feds. This sounds like the usual case that leads to no evidence, but he produced evidence. On his website he gave an in depth description of how to construct a u.f.o. From what i remember it made perfect sense to me. He said this to the u.s. airforce so they could get some new ideas. The airforce sent back a reply stating that his ideas were "too advanced" for their technology today. He was selling his books online through the website. Any info on this guy if he was the real deal or a fraud? I used a search and nothing look close to it. Hopefully when i get back home i cann find some of the u.f.o blueprints i printed up long ago, but the ironic part is i can't get back home for another few days due to the fact that i live in a suburb of New Orleans. Any update on this guy would be great.

Thanks ive been searching all over for that guy, i wonder if the book is still for sale.

Sam Harrison was my grandfather. Sadly he passed away a few years ago. The book he wrote was called "The Krone Chronicles" and it is still available through Amazon. It was published back in the early 80's and I can remember him sitting in his office typing away during family get togethers. He was a unique individual that always seemed to be 2 steps ahead of everybody...

The letter that you speak of regarding the Air Force stating his ideas as too advanced is true. The IQ statement is also true.

I know the sam your talking about, they use to rent our house in san diego, until they moved to maine. I have copies of the book The Krone Chronicles in pdf format. I also have the workbook Anatomy of a Unifed Flying Field Object, which explains in detail the propulsion system of the krone's. It's based on rotational dynamics of a magnetic field. I have an autographed copy of both books. I'm sad to hear that "sam" passed away.

Originally posted by VanTalen I have copies of the book The Krone Chronicles in pdf format.

So ummmm.... share?

I'm really interested in reading the Krone Chronicles. Is someone going to post the link to the PDF format? That would be much appreciated.

Also the title of this thread should be changed, imo, kinda misleading