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Note: The following is an excerpt from Grant Cameron and T. Scott
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Crain Jr.'s research paper entitled, "UFOs, MJ-12 AND THE
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GOVERNMENT". It is a transcript of a phone conversation.
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I have personally spoken with Steinman, and received assurances
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that Walker's replies are accurate. The transcript was made
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within 10 minutes of the phone call, and was not taken from
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an audio tape.
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- Tom Mickus <<UFONET I>> 8/12/89
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This telephone interview took place on August 30, 1987 between
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William Steinman of La Mirada, California, and Dr. Eric Walker
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of State College, Pennsylvania.
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Walker: Hello.
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Steinman: Hello...this is William Steinman of Los Angeles,
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California. I am calling in reference to the meetings
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that you attended at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
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in around 1949-1950, concerning the military recovery
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of Flying Saucers, and bodies of occupants.
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Dr. Robert I. Sarbacher (now deceased) related this to
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me. You and Sarbacher were both consultants to D.R.B.
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in 1950, you were secretary 1950-51.
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Walker: Yes, I attended meetings concerning that subject matter;
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why do you want to know about that?
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Steinman: I believe it is very important subject. After all, we
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we are talking about the actual recovery of a flying
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saucer (spacecraft) not built or constructed on this
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earth! And furthermore, we are talking about bodies of
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the occupants from the craft who were analyzed human-like
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beings not of this world!
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Walker: So...what's there to get all excited about? Why all the
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concern?
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Steinman: I am not excited, just very concerned. Here we are
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talking about a subject that the U.S. Government
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officially denies, even going to the extent of actually
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debunking the evidence and discrediting the witnesses.
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Then you sit there and say, "What's there to get all
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excited about?" and "why all the concern."
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Dr. Vannevar Bush, Dr. D.W. Bronk, and others thought it
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was very important and were concerned enough to classify
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the subject ABOVE TOP SECRET, in fact the most highly
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classified subject in the U.S. Government!!
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Did you ever hear of the "MJ-12 Group" and there "Project
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Majestic-12" which was classified as TOP_SECRET/MAJIC?
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I have a copy of President elect D.D. Eisenhower's
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briefing paper on that project, dated November 18, 1952.
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Walker: Yes, I know of MJ-12. I have known of them for 40 years.
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I believe that you're chasing after and fighting with
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windmills!!
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Steinman: Why do you say that?
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Walker: You are delving into a area that you can do absolutely
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nothing about. So, why get involved with it or all
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concerned about it? Why don't you just leave it alone
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and drop it? Forget about it!!
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Steinman: I am not going to drop it. I am going all the way with
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this!!
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Walker: Then...when you find out everything about it, what are
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you going to do?
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Steinman: I believe that this entire matter has to be brought to
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the public's attention. The people should know the
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truth!!
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Walker: It's not worth it! Leave it alone!!
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Steinman: Can you remember any of the details pertaining to the
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recovery operations and subsequent analysis of the
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saucers and bodies?
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Walker: I am sure that I have notes concerning those meetings
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at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. I would have to
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dig them out and read them over in order to jog my
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memory.
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Steinman: If I write you a letter, will you please answer in as
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much detail as you can remember. Furthermore, could
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you please xerox those notes for me and send me a copy?
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Walker: I might. At least I will keep your letter, will dig
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out my notes, and contemplate answering. That's the
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best I can say for now.
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Steinman: Well, Dr. Walker, I will write a letter as soon as
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possible. Thanks for your valuable time. Good-bye.
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Walker: Goodbye.
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