A History of UFO Crashes

This is a quick read on the most popular UFO crashes out there. Maj Randle takes a look at the evidence and gives the opinion of it happened, is a hoax, or more information/research needed. There are several in depth looks at some of the cases, and the back is filled with many other crashes, both rumored and hoaxes. If one wants to buy this book thinking all the crashes will be validated, one will have to think again. Maj... Read Full Review

Clear and concise research by, in my humble opinion, one of the most clear-headed, fact based researchers on the topic of UFO's. As the title suggests, this book concentrates only on stories of CRASHED UFO's; no sightings, no abdution lore. The beef of the book concentrates on the five best cases of authentic crashes, then the book finishes with a chronology of alleged crashes and explinations (85% proven hoaxes, the rest... Read Full Review

I found this book well researched and stuffed with proven fact. The author hardly ever goes as far as speculating. I find comments such as that by reader JJMcGrath particularly stupid because they try to evade seious discussion by joking their way out of it. A book like this is a good opportunity to ask the question: If all the information, the testimonies by pilots and ex-airforce top ranks, the eyewitness reports from... Read Full Review

I enjoyed this book very much and thought the writing was excellent as well as superb analysis of the UFO situation. I've been interested in this field for about two years and got started when I read Steiger's 'Project Blue Book,' 'Rainbow Conspiracy' and his latest exceptional book, "Alien Rapture." I recommend it very much.

This book covers everything that a sci-fier would want to know about ufo crashes