#8DO YOUR OWN UFO INVESTIGATION! @4Well, I hope you like the mag. I started working on this disk mag around mid-1996 and it took until Feburary 1997 from start to finish, a good 8 months or so. UFOlogy is certainly an interesting subject to study. @3Should you be interested in doing your own investigations, In the USA, the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), (which has also been released here in Britain) allows the general public and researchers to access declassified documents from US government, security and defence agencies. If you do your own investigations, here is a list of some of the FOIA offices, phrase your letting along these lines: 'I herewith request a copy, under the FOIA regulations, of documents relating to [state what you want to know about]. If yours is not the department to fulfill this request, I would be greateful if you could transfer my request. There may be some fees involved, although these differ from agency to agency - here are the contact addresses:@1 Department of the Army Chief, FOIA/PA Division US Army Information Systems Command Crystal Square 2, Suite 201 1725 Jefferson David Highway Arlington, VA 20350-2000 Department of Justice Office of Information and Privacy FOIA Officer Washington, DC 20530 Department of the Air Force 11 MSS/IMS (FOIA) Room 4A1088C 1000 Airforce Pentagon Washington, DC 20330-1000 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Department of Justice FOIA Officer Washington, DC 20340 Central Intelligence Agency [Don't mention CIA in the address] Information and Privacy Co-ordinator Mr Lee S. Strickland PO Box 1925 Washington, DC 20013 National Security Agency (NSA) Central Security Service FOIA Officer Fort George G, Meade, MD 20755-6000 Department of the Navy Head, PA/FOIA Branch Chief of Naval Operations 2000 Navy Pentagon Washington, DC 20350-2000 end.