Thanks partykid.
As I've mentioned on other forums my father was very closely involved with the military from the 1930's on. My father started Motorola with its
co-founder Paul Galvin. My father sold his 50% to Paul in the early thirties and started Lear, Inc. which became Lear-Siegler in the early 60's. MY
dad used that money he got to start Lear Jet Corp. Between the earyl 30's and late 50's Dad made all kinds of electro-mechanical, radio and
electronic equipment for the military and won the Collier Trophy in 1949 for the development of the automatic pilot for aircraft for safe landing
under all weather conditions. (other automatic pilots had been developed. but his was light enough to fit into jet aircraft). I was born in 1942 so I
was a younster in the early 50's when flying saucers were a big deal. Around our house were guys like Randy Lovelace (Lovelace Clinic where some
alien autopsies were performed) Gen. Jimmy Doolittle (who lived down on 3rd street, we lived on 14th street in Santa Monica) was an advisor to MJ-12,
Hoyt Vandenburg MJ-12 member and CIA director (who had a crush on my Mom), Nathan Twinning, who was forced into launching an investigation on my
father for having flown his Cessna 310 (the Moscow Mule) into Moscow in 1957. Dad was involved in some type of gravity research with Bahnson labs
which is documented ina video by David Childress and shows the lab, my, Dad and Mo,, with my Dad at a blackboard discussing UFO propulsion. I thought
it was interesting but never pursued the subject to any great extent until around 1985 when I picked up a paperbook copy of Budd Hopkins "Missing
TIme" which altered the rest of my life. For some reason I knew this stuff was true. My Dad passed away in 1978 having never discussed the subject
with me to any great extent other than to say he thought it was real. He and I never got along at anytime anyway.



