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William S. Steinman
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15043 Rosalita Dr.
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La Mirada, Calif.
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90638
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Stanton T. Friedman
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110 Kings College Rd.
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Fredericton, New Brunswick
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Canada
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E2B 2E7
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May 18, 1984
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Dear Stan:
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This is a follow-up to my letter to you, dated 3-21-84, Ref.
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Members of The Research and Development Board in 1949 and 1950 - Dr.
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Eric A. Walker in particular.
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I understand, through Bill Moore, that you have contacted Dr.
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Eric A. Walker, and that you feel quite sure that he is the man that
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Sarbacher mentioned who attended all of the crashed-recovered saucer
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meetings. Has he given you any indication that he was briefed officially
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on that critical subject matter? If so, just exactly what did he tell you?
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Could you forward his latest mailing address to me?
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I have been working on the roll that Army Counterintelligence
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played in the recovery of the flying saucers and have come up with some
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quite substantial leads. Also, as Bill Moore has probably already
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shared with you, I have contacted and interviewed Mrs. Eric Henry Wang,
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who verified that her husband was involved with the recovery, analysis,
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and attempted duplication of flying saucers. Through her, I also obtained
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the name of the man who was, and may still be, in charge of the whole
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flying saucer program. He, at least, was the man who Dr. Wang reported to
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and who visited at the Wang residence quite frequently. He may be the man
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who originated and maintains the security lid which so tightly covers the
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whole program. She gave me this mans name, when I explained to her, in
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such an emphatic way, that my main goal is (which it really is) to persuade
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the government, to turn these flying saucers over to the total scientific
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community for the proper attention that they deservd. Moore probably
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discussed this mans name to you (H.A.K.).
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Stan, I understand that we are stirring up that "can of worms",
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officials are becoming very concerned. I believe that is necessary to
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preclude the lifting of the 37+ years old security lid. The hinges to the
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lid are rusty, the key may be hard to turn in the lock; but with a little
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oil applied, I believe we will succeed. But I hope the lid isnt really the
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lid to "Pandoras Box".
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Please get back with me as soon as you possible can, and please
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continue to "work on" Dr. Eric A. Walker.
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Very Sincerely
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WM Steinman
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P.S. - Read Dr. H.A.K (Henry Kissenger) impressive early biographys
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He was in Army Counterintelligence (1942-1958) He was a
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consultant to the Psychological Strategy Board (1952), He
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was a consultant to several govt. Projects involving security,
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weaponery, etc, etc.
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