Fema ufo manual

 · Abc news report about Fema manual with Ufo chapter to prepare firefighters for a panic situation in case of a ufo sighting or attack~responsible people think.  · This video shows how FEMA no only deals with credible threats as hurricanes and terrorist attacks, but also with credible threats like alien attacks and UFO. This manual is a national guide used by many local fire officials in disaster planning, and it is also approved by FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Act). With all of the denial by official military channels of the reality of UFOs, it surprises us to see that a manual with so much information would even broach the subject of UFOs in such an "official" way.

FEMA Firefighter's Manual Covers UFO Attacks, Crashes (Heckuva job, ET) Edited on Tue Nov AM by Are_grits_groceries. This video shows how FEMA no only. The Government Manual On Handling UFOs Chris Capps February 2, Whether you’ve heard about chapter 13 of FEMA’s Fire Officer’s Guide to Disaster Control or not, many both within the government and on the outside looking in have voiced concern over this infamous chapter dealing with the response for alien invasion and the handling of extraterrestrial materials. Michael Salla, The Covert World of UFO Crash Retrievals 83 This explanation accounts for the number of discrepancies found in SOM when compared with the normal standard for a military manual, but does not dismiss the authenticity of SOM as a government issued manual produced in If this is the case, then the discrepancies.

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