Charlie Red Star : true reports of one of North America's biggest UFO sightings

Introduction -- 1. The arrival of Charlie Red Star (More media attention ; Anthony Britain ; The Apollo story ; The personification of Charlie Red Star ; "Words, words, words") -- 2. Witnesses and testimonies to Charlie Red Star (Charlie's first visit ; The blast-off: the first night ; A saucer visits Aspen Air Base ; The second night: Charlie takes off ; The third night ; And now others see) -- 3. Classics (The Bobby Baker case ; Crashing plane or UFO? ; Three pilots "just astounded" ; A disk visits Friendship Field ; Charlie goes to school ; Seeing them in bunches ; Beams and circles ; Charlie goes sightseeing ; Charlie powers up ; And yet more cases). -- 4. It's funny they should be the same (The small disks ; Triangles ; Towers ; Ferris wheel ; Getting rid of a UFO ; Beams ; Animal reactions ; Humming hydro and telephone wires ; A peculiar form of light ; Flying on an angle ; Other common elements) -- 5. Cameras, photographers, and Charlie Red Star (The Tannis Major photographs ; Caught, then lost again ; The CKY-TV movie ; The second movie ; Ground light photography) -- 6. Landings (The little man ; More little men ; Roland ; Portage La Prairie ; Morden ; Halbstadt ; The CKY movie landing site) -- 7. Ground lights (Possibilities ; Ground light collision ; Charlie fights back ; The Monitor connection) -- The nuclear connection (Final thoughts) -- Appendix 1: Carman poll evaluation, November 30, 1976 -- Appendix 2: Charlie Red Star poetry.;"In 1975, Manitobans reported UFOs over their province almost nightly. The string of unprecedented sightings launched the biggest UFO craze in Canadian history. With sightings for well over a year, one object seen again and again became known as Charlie Red Star. Grant Cameron was there. He witnessed Charlie Red Star many times, and led tours for others to see for themselves. He also caught wind of rumours of nuclear testing south of the Canada-U.S. border, which might have been the cause of the unexplained phenomena that was sighted in the upper atmosphere. This is the story revealed by eyewitnesses, photographers, and reporters chasing down the truth behind these fascinating, still-unexplained encounters with UFOs."-- A wave of UFO sightings struck southern Manitoba in 1975, with possible connections to U.S. missile defense operations. In 1975, Manitobans reported UFOs over their province almost nightly. The string of unprecedented sightings launched the biggest UFO craze in Canadian history. With sightings for well over a year, one object seen again and again became known as Charlie Red Star. Grant Cameron was there. He witnessed Charlie Red Star many times, and led tours for others to see for themselves. He also caught wind of rumours of nuclear testing south of the Canada-U.S. border, which might have been the cause of the unexplained phenomena that was sighted in the upper atmosphere. This is the story revealed by eyewitnesses, photographers, and reporters chasing down the truth behind these still-unexplained encounters with UFOs. "In 1975, Manitobans reported UFOs over their province almost nightly. The string of unprecedented sightings launched the biggest UFO craze in Canadian history. With sightings for well over a year, one object seen again and again became known as Charlie Red Star. Grant Cameron was there. He witnessed Charlie Red Star many times, and led tours for others to see for themselves. He also caught wind of rumours of nuclear testing south of the Canada-U.S. border, which might have been the cause of the unexplained phenomena that was sighted in the upper atmosphere. This is the story revealed by eyewitnesses, photographers, and reporters chasing down the truth behind these fascinating, still-unexplained encounters with UFOs."-- Provided by publisher