FOIA Request to U. S. Naval Air Station Pensacola re the Anti-UFO Attack of 23 Oct 11

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By Larry Bryant ufoview.posterous.com 11-6-11

TO: Freedom-of-Information Coordinator
U. S. Naval Air Station Pensacola
190 Radford Blvd.
Pensacola, FL 32508-5217

FROM: Larry W. Bryant
3518 Martha Custis Drive
Alexandria, VA 22302

DATE: November 6, 201

1. Reference: My classified advertisement now posted upon the web site of ClassifiedAds.com, the text of which is printed below.

2. This freedom-of-information request seeks a copy of any and all NASP-generated and NASP-received records pertaining to the following two phases of NASP-related activity:

PHASE A: The anti-UFO aerial attack of October 23, 2011, as described in Reference 1 -- said records to include a full transcript of the fighter pilots' communications during and after the incident. all audio/video recordings of post-incident debriefings of the pilots; all gun-camera photography and radar-tracking data secured from the intercepting fighters; mortician reports on any and all occupants of the downed UFO; all documentary evidence assembled and submitted under provisions of Joint Army-Navy-Air Publication (JANAP) 146 (re formal reporting of "vital intelligence sightings"); pilots' logs of the ammunition expended during the shoot-down; photographic evidence of any damage to the fighters; after-action reports submitted to higher headquarters; public-affairs guidance on the processing of media inquiries about the incident; and congressional inquiries into the events and principals leading up to the incident's inception and outcome.

PHASE B: All such records (described above) as pertain to all other NASP-involved interceptions/attacks occurring during the period November 6, 2010, through November 6, 2011.

3. As you proceed with the processing of this request, I ask that you comply fully with the following two FOIA requirements:

a. Within 20 working days of your receipt of this letter, assign to this request a case file/tracking number and notify me, in writing, of that action.

b. Provide me the approximate date on which you expect to fulfill my request for all responsive records.

4. Please acknowledge my FOIA-requester status as a representative of the news media (RNM) by waiving all records-search/review fees incident to your fulfilling this request; and please note my willingness to pay only for your reasonable document-duplication costs beyond the first 100 responsive pages. Ample evidence of my RNM status appears within my web log at ufoview.posterous.com.

5. By USPS mail, I'm sending to you a signed printout of this e-formatted letter.

LARRY W. BRYANT
Columnist for UFO Magazine

Copies furnished to:

Editor, UFO Magazine
Chief of Staff, U. S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

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TEXT OF LWB's ADVERTISEMENT AT www.classifiedads.com/announcements-ad7827084.htm


== Blow the Whistle on the U. S. Navy's Downing of a UFO over the Gulf of Mexico! ==

Information recently leaked to the UFO-research community reveals that, in the night of Oct. 23, 2011, one or more jet fighters from Florida's Naval Air Station Pensacola directed their gunfire at a speedy UFO in the sky above the Gulf of Mexico. The result: the pursued UFO burst into flames and tumbled into the sea. Why did this incident occur, who gave the order to open fire, where is the debris from the UFO's impact, and what do official records say about the encounter?

To get some answers, I'm sending to the station a freedom-of-information request for access to all NASP records pertaining to this historic event. See the request's text now posted as Item 2.135 upon my web log at ufoview.posterous.com.

In the meantime, if you (or someone you know) can shed additional, authoritative light upon what happened (and why) during that aerial skirmish, you may qualify for a $1,000 reward for such whistleblower-derived evidence (as to be adjudged by a panel of UFO-research specialists). Contact Larry W. Bryant, 3518 Martha Custis Drive, Alexandria, VA 22302; phone: 703-931-3341; e-mail: overtci@cavtel.net. Be assured that whatever information you might choose to offer would be welcomed by one or more congressional oversight committees.

For periodic updates on this whistleblower-solicitation campaign, you may wish to subscribe for my free online newsletter at tinyletter.com/ufoview-updates.

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USAF Still Silent on Stephenville

By Billy COx
De Void
8-15-08

It’s been five quiet and patient days now since De Void began pressing the U.S. Air Force for a response to MUFON’s report on the UFO tracked by FAA radar near Stephenville, Tex., on Jan. 8.

The unenviable man in the middle is Maj. Karl Lewis, the media chief for the 301st Fighter Wing at the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base at Carswell Field. On Monday, Lewis said he hadn’t read the analysis, released in July, so he couldn’t address its conclusions.

De Void sent him the link at http://www.mufon.com/documents/MUFONStephenvilleRadarReport.pdf, and followed up with phone calls. Lewis, who’s already been burned once by getting caught outside the information loop, said Wednesday he was kicking it upstairs for comment. On Friday, the major said he was still “hammering away” for a response.

De Void doesn’t expect much; a simple “no comment” would suffice. Government bureaucracies are all pretty much alike, and the Air Force’s public position that it no longer collects UFO data is like the Drug Enforcement Administration’s robotic insistence that marijuana is a Schedule I drug on par with heroin and crank. Never let massive evidence to the contrary alter policy positions that might affect federal funding.

The downside of such calcified obstinacy is that it makes loyal employees charged with disseminating official nonsense to the real world look worthless.

When Lewis was initially queried in January about witnesses seeing the UFO being pursued by jet fighters, he said they probably mistook the planes for airliners because the USAF had nothing in the sky that night. Nearly two weeks later, Lewis had to reverse himself and said there were 10 F-16s in the vicinity.

Because the MSM never follows up on UFOs, the USAF paid no penalty for its initial obfuscation. But last month, MUFON used civilian radar records to profile an aircraft without a transponder making a beeline for restricted airspace over President Bush’s “Western White House” in Crawford. FAA data indicates jet inteceptors never responded.

Even though civilian agencies had no trouble complying with MUFON’s Freedom of Information Act requests, the military refused to release uncensored flight logs of its planes, and claimed it couldn’t find its own radar records from that night.

Memo to the brass: Do the right thing. Issue a “no comment” press release on Stephenville and quit hanging people like Karl Lewis out to dry.
     

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