In 1978, Leonard Stringfield discussed the topic of Disclosure and crash retrievals, stating, “I believe the government is preparing to reveal the truth to the public.”
In 1978, Leonard Stringfield discussed the topic of Disclosure and crash retrievals, stating, “I believe the government is preparing to reveal the truth to the public.”
Leonard Stringfield was indeed a significant figure in the UFO research community, particularly in the late 1970s. His work focused on crash retrievals and government involvement in the study of unidentified flying objects. The belief that the government might eventually disclose information about UFOs has been a recurring theme in the discourse around UFOs for decades. Many researchers have hoped for transparency regarding government knowledge and the implications of such phenomena. It’s interesting to see how the conversation has evolved since then, especially with recent developments and increasing acknowledgment of UFO sightings by military personnel. Do you think we’re closer to a formal disclosure now than we were in the late 1970s?