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Apr 22, 1994 20:58 from SlexFrom Omni Magazine (April 1994)
              Inside the Military UFO Underground,
                        by A.J.S. Rayl
NATO Meets E.T.
Name: Robert O. Dean, retired Army command sergeant major Claims:

Back in the Sixties, NATO issued a classified report stating that UFOs
were real, of extraterrestrial origin, and had visited the earth.  This
extraordinary report was said to come out of NATO's command center the
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers, Europe (SHAPE), located then just
outside of Paris, France.

Background: Dean, a highly decorated veteran, served on the front
lines in both Korea and Viet Nam.  In 1963, while assigned to the
Supreme Headquarters Operataions Center (SHOC), SHPAE's war room,
headed up by then supreme allied commander of Europe, General Lyman
Lemnitzer, Dean claims he was able to read the detailed 12 inch thick
NATO reports on UFOs.

The Story: "SHAPE was one of those choice assignments,.  You had to
have a spotless record and pass security background checks.  I applied
on a whim and got it.  I was very proud and please.  At SHAPE, I was
put through more security checks, given a COSMIC TOP SECRET (yes this
is a real term) clearance, the highest NATO has, and assined to the
SHOC (the NATO war room).  In those days, the activity would run hot
and cold and much of it would depend on how the Soviets wanted to play
it.  The most intriguing thing to me was that we were continually
having a problem with large, metallic, circular objects that would
appear over central Europe; these were reported as visual phenomena
by our pilots and appeared on radar as well.  Some flew in formation,
and most of the time we spotted them coming out of the Soviet Union,
over East Germany, West Germany, France, and then they would often
circle somewhere over the English Channel and head north, disappearing
from NATO radar over the Norwegian Sea.  These objects were very large,
moving very fast, at very high altitudes--higher than we could reach at
the time--and they seemed obviously under intellient control.

I was told this had been going on for some time and that in February
1961 there had been quite a scare.  Fifty of these objects were spotted
on radar and headed in formation from the Soviet Union toward Europe,
flying at about 100,000 feet.  The Soviets had closed all borders,
Everybvody went to red alert.  All hell broke loose.  We really thought
the War had started.  We scrambled.  We knew the Russians were
scrambling.  It was the largest number of these objects that had been
seen.  Fortunately--and only by the grace of God--we didn't start
bombing and neither did the Russians.  In nine minutes they were gone.

I was told that then Deputy Supreme Allied Commander of Europe, Sir
Thomas Pike, had been repeatedly requesting information from London
and Washington about these objects, but nothing woold ever come.  We
found out later that the Columbine-Topaz spy ring in Paris was
intercepting everything and forwarding it to the KGB, which often got
intelligence information even before we did.  So Pike decided, I was
told, to develop an in house study to determine whether these objects
were a military threat.

In the meantime, the UFO matter literally brought about the
establishment of direct communication between the East and West in
1962, which I have always found interesting and ironic.  We had pretty
well determined by that time that these were not Russian craft, and the
Russians had determined they were not ours.  So, we came to an
understanding, and a direct telephone line was opened between SHOC and
the Warsaw Pact Headquarters Command.  Of course, a setup was always a
possibility, so we had backup ways of checking out whether the Russians
were being truthful.  But since we were both armed to the teeth and
WWIII was just ticking away, it was a logical step in the right
direction.  That idea developed into the hotline between the president
of the US and the soviet premier, following the Cuban Missle Crisis.

Well, by the time I arrived in 1963, everybody had been talking about
the study and I had heard the rumours, seen the blips on radar,
witnessed the commotions and some of us occasionally even talked about
the possibilities.  But nothing really prepared me for what I started to
read in the early morning hours one night in January 1964.

It was about 2:00 a.m. and a relatively quiet night when the SCHOC
controller on duty went into the vault and came out with this huge
document.  'Take a look at this,' he said.  The title was simply:
ASSESSMENT: AN EVALUATION OF A POSSIBLE MILITARY THREAT TO ALLIED
FORCES IN EUROPE.  It wasnumbered, #3, stamped COSMIC TOP SECRET, had
eight inches worth of appendices, dozens of photographs and had been
signed into the vault by German colonel Heinz Berger, SHOC's head of
security: I quickly learned that it was based on two and a half years
of research, was funded by NATO money, and that only 15 copies were
published -- in English, German, and French.  Each one was numbered.
All were classified and ordered to be kept under lock and key.

Every time I got the chance, from then until I left, I would read a
section or two in it.  It was the most intriguing document I'd ever
read.  It was put together by military representatives of every NATO
nation and also included contributions from some of the greatest
scientific minds.  These objects were violating all of our known laws
of physics and the study team had gone to Cambridge, Oxfor, the
Sorbonne, MIT and other major universities for input on chemistry,
physics, atmospheric physics, biology, history, [psychology, and even
theology, all of which were separate appendices.

I read about theories on Einstein's sought after unified field theory,
the high radiation at various landing sites and UFO reports that dated
back to the Roman era and up to our own F105 pilots' sightings and
encounters, and on and on.  I had always been a skeptic, but this
report, well...it concluded that this stuff was not science fiction.

I read about contact encounnters.  One incident that had just happened
in 1963 involved a landing on a Danish farm.  According to the report,
the farmer went aboard with the two little beings and two more human
looking men who spoke to him in Danish.  The report included parts of
his interrogation by government authorities and their conclusions that
he was telling the truth.  In another incident, according to the
reports, a craft landed on an Italian airfield and offered to take an
Italian sergeant for a ride.  He wet his pants--that's what it said--
and was so scared, he didn't go.

The appendix that really got to me was titled 'Autopsies.'  I saw
pictures of a 30 meter disc that had crashed in Timmensdorfer,
Germany, near the Baltic Sea in 1961.  The British Army, according to
the report, got there first and put up a perimeter.  The craft had
landed in very soft, loamy soil near the Russian border and so hadn't
destructed, but one third of it was buried in.  We and the Russians
who also quickly showed up had both tracked it.

Inside there were 12 small bodies.  All dead.  There were pictures of
the bodies, which looked like the beings known as the 'grays,' being
laid out and then put on stretchers and loaded into jeeps, and autopsy
photos, too.  Some of the little grays appeared to not be a
reproductive capable species.  The autopsy guys concluded, according
to the report, that it looked as if they had been cut out of a cookie
cutter -- clones with no alimentary tract.  They did not ingest or
process food as we know it, nor did it appear that they had any system
for elimination.

The craft itself was cut up like a pie into six pieces, put on lowboys
and hauled off.  Scuttlebutt was that it was given to the Americans
and flown to Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Ohio.  I looked at
these picture and couldn't believe it.  My skin got cold and I thought,
My God.  I had never really believed we were all alone in the universe,
but this was hard to swallow.

The major conclusions in the NATO report blew me away.  There were
five:

1) The planet and human race had been the subject of a detailed
survey of some kind by several different extra terrestrial
civilizations, four of which they had identified visually.  One race
looked almost indistinguishable from us.  Another resembled humans in
height, stature, and structure, but with a very gray, pasty skin tone.
The third race is now popularly known as the grays and the fourth was
described as reptilian, with vertical pupils and lizard like skin.

2) These alien visitations had been going on for a very long time, at
least 200 years--perhaps longer.

3) The extraterrestirials did not appear hostile since if that were
their intent they would have already demonstrated their malevolence.

4) UFO appearances and quick disappearances as well as the flybys were
demonstrations conducted on purpose to show us some of their
capabilities.

5) a process or program of some sort seemed to be underway since flybys
progressed to landings and eventually contact.     I wanted so badly
to copy this thing.   I did take a photograph of the cover sheet,
which wasn't in and of itself classified.  But I didn't want to
wind up in Fort Leavenworth.  So instead I would go to the bathroom
and take notes--surreptitiously, very carefully.     I have been through
an awful lot in my life, but I've never been able to just walk away
from that report.   I know that I'm taking a chance by violating my
oaths.  But this is the most important issue of our times--so damn
important that I can't think of anything more important, and the
public has been deceived and completely kept in the dark about all of
this for all these years.  It's the biggest scientific political
scandal ever.  Besides, what Have I got to lose?   I'm 64 years old
now.  Are they going to bump me off?  I have told the truth and my
integrity and credibility stand.  When is our government going to tell
the truth?"