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Flying Saucery<br />
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} classic<br />
arlticlles from the<br />
finest UFO<br />
magazine and<br />
frequently adding<br />
new material.<br />
UFO Brigantia originated as a<br />
monthly UFO magazine in the<br />
early 1980s, edited by the<br />
enigmatic Paul Bennett. Initially<br />
it was the house journal of the<br />
West Yorkshire UFO Research<br />
Group (WYUFORG). Andy<br />
Roberts took over as editor in<br />
1985 1<br />
when the magazine went<br />
bi-monthly and eventually<br />
quarterly as the journal of the<br />
Independent UFO Network<br />
(!UN).<br />
<strong>The</strong>re has never been another<br />
magazine like UFO Brigantia. more flies to come ...<br />
Mixing hard core investigative<br />
ufology with biting satire and<br />
sarcasm Brigantia left no stone<br />
unturned in its quest to<br />
represent ufology as it is rather<br />
than how some of its<br />
proponents would like it to be.<br />
&.~r'~~\wl~ii~~~~tl~'~¥1,<br />
No Kidding This Iime ... My<br />
Flving Saucer Photo is<br />
Genuine!<br />
<strong>The</strong> Berwyn Mountain UFO Crash<br />
Howden Moor Summary<br />
<strong>The</strong> Howden Moor Incident<br />
UFO over North Sea<br />
Schwelnfurt- A Mystery Solved?<br />
<strong>The</strong> Northumbrian UFO crash of 1969<br />
My Flyin9 Saucer Photo<br />
Full Report<br />
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UFO Brigantia's list of<br />
columnists, contributors and<br />
interviewees was impressive<br />
and included most of the best<br />
known names of the 80s and<br />
90s, both from American and<br />
European UFOiogy. <strong>The</strong>se<br />
included Jenny Randles, Paul<br />
Devereux, David Clarke, Robert<br />
Moore, Ralph Noyes, Hilary<br />
Evans, John Keel, Budd<br />
Hopkins, Bill Moore, Jacques<br />
Vallee and Philip Mantle.<br />
Since its demise in 1993<br />
following the death of Stuart<br />
Smith and the temporary<br />
retirement from ufology of<br />
Roberts and Clarke, there have<br />
been numerous requests for<br />
UFO Brigantla to be revived.<br />
Flyingsaucery.com will host new<br />
UFO Brigantia items as well as<br />
archival material and occasional<br />
rants from the Armchair<br />
Ufologist.<br />
http:/ /www.flyingsaucery.com/brigantia.htm<br />
22/10/01
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