NOLA Bert’s Reviews > Mirage Men: An Adventure into Paranoia, Espionage, Psychological Warfare, and UFOs > Status Update

Fourteen - Flying Saucers are Real! - considers all the secret aircraft that could be mistaken for UFOs

Fifteen - The Secret Weapon - details US plans to develop a working flying saucer like the Avro MX-1794

Sixteen - A Matter of Policy - other agents of AFOSI like Walter Bosley

Twelve: Seeing is Believing - the history of filmmakers being offered incontrovertible evidence of recovered crafts and aliens by the Air Force. Emenegger, Linda Moulton Howe, and even Pilkington & Lundberg are offered the disinformation bait.

Eleven: Over the Edge - more on the Air Force’s disinformation campaign against Bennewitz. Pilkington suggests the real goal was to use Bennewitz and Bill Moore to spread disinformation to the larger ufology scene in order to disrupt those pesky investigators from looking into their black projects as well as throwing off foreign agents that had infiltrated the ufology scene.

Nine: Rick - meeting chief AFOSI disinformation agent, Rick Doty

Ten: Beef, Bugs and The Alien Underground - cattle mutes, Gabe Valdez, and the Archuleta Mesa

Seven: Pioneers of Space - Adamski and early abductee stories. CIA psychological warfare using hallucinogenics?

Eight: Among the Ufologists - Bill Moore, Richard Doty, the Falcon, and Paul Bennewitz.

Five: Conference of the Birds - Pilkington attends the International UFO Congress. A review of the possible events around the Roswell Incident and the beginnings of government deceit surrounding UFOs.

Six: Washington Versus the Flying Saucers - UFOs as psychological warfare.

One: Into the Fringe - Pilkington’s background in UFOs, including his own experience with orbs near Yosemite.

Two: The Coming of the Saucers - Pilkington and his partner decide to make a film about Richard Doty and UFO disinformation.

Three: UFO 101 - a good overview of the early UFO scene including the phantom airship phenomenon in the late 18th century

Four: Lift-Off - the history of Project Serpo