Kevin Randle
Auteur van UFO Crash at Roswell
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Kevin D. Randle is a retired Army lieutenant colonel who served in Vietnam as a helicopter pilot and aircraft commander. He was deployed to Iraq as an intelligence officer and served on active duty with the Army and later the Air Force. He retired from the military with more than twenty-two years toon meer of service. He now hosts A Different Perspective on the X-Zone Broadcast Network, Visit him at wwwM.evinrandie.biogspot.com. toon minder
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(eng) Also writes as Eric Helm, James Butler Bonham, B.R. Strong, and Cat Brannigan.
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The Abduction Enigma: The Truth Behind the Mass Alien Abductions of the Late Twentieth Century (1990) — Auteur — 41 exemplaren
Scientific Ufology: How the Application of Scientific Methodology Can Analyze, Illuminate, and Prove the Reality of… (1999) 25 exemplaren
Project Moon Dust:: Beyond Roswell--exposing The Government's Covert Investigations And Cover-ups (1998) 25 exemplaren
Crash: When UFOs Fall From the Sky: A History of Famous Incidents, Conspiracies, and Cover-Ups (2010) 10 exemplaren
Lost Gold & Buried Treasure: A Treasure Hunter's Guide to 100 Fortunes Waiting to Be Found (1995) 7 exemplaren
UFOs and the Deep State: A History of the Military and Shadow Government's War Against the Truth (2021) 3 exemplaren
The Best of Project Blue Book 2 exemplaren
Katastrofy UFO 1 exemplaar
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- Randle, Kevin Douglas
- Pseudoniemen en naamsvarianten
- Helm, Eric
Brannigan, Cat
Strong, B. R.
Bonham, James Butler
MacKenzie, Steve - Geboortedatum
- 1949-06-04
- Geslacht
- male
- Nationaliteit
- USA
- Geboorteplaats
- Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA
- Woonplaatsen
- Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA (birth)
- Opleiding
- University of Iowa
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- ufologist
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- United States Army
- Ontwarringsbericht
- Also writes as Eric Helm, James Butler Bonham, B.R. Strong, and Cat Brannigan.
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Warrior's Revenge (The Exectioner, Mack Bolan #118) door Don Pendleton
I wanted a quick, relaxing book to read and this was one. Moved right along and was quite satisfactory.
An encyclopedic volume about the history of encounters with UFOs from the last one hundred years. A dry tone. It was basically a compendium of research, digging through source notes on reported encounters. This book put me to sleep more times than I care to say, and I felt like I got stuck on this book - which is a real rarity for me. I had a hard time pushing through.
As other science-fiction novels that deal with first-contact scenarios, Randle's book presents the constant friction between the eager to find and the eager to battle (scientists vs. military), and space travel as the best sign of intelligence a species could possess:
I don’t think we have anything to fear. They recognize us as an artificial ship and know that it means we are intelligent. Otherwise, we couldn’t be here.” Pg. 235
I don’t think we have anything to fear. They recognize us as an artificial ship and know that it means we are intelligent. Otherwise, we couldn’t be here.” Pg. 235
SETI detects a signal. And it is coming closer. While a politician tries to harness this for his own advancement, an expedition is mounted to try to contact the aliens.
Good start to a series.
Good start to a series.
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