Selected by extraterrestrials : my life in the top secret world of UFOs., think-tanks and Nordic secretaries

Bill Tompkins was embedded in the world of secrecy as a teenager, when the Navy took his personal ship models out of a Hollywood department store because they showed the classified locations of the radars and gun emplacements. He was personally present at the “Battle of L.A.” when a thousand rounds of ammo were fired at UFOs, and one of the Nordic craft may have selected him to be their rep in the evolving aerospace race. This book is a partial autobiography about his life to the beginning of the 1970s including some of his early work for TRW. Selected by the Navy prior to completing high school to be authorized for research work, he regularly visited classified Naval facilities during WWII until he was discharged in 1946. After working at North American Aviation and Northrop, he was hired by Douglas Aircraft Company in 1950, and when they found out about his involvement in classified work, was given a job as a to create design solutions as a draftsman with a peripheral assignment to work in a “think tank”. This work was partly controlled by the Navy personnel who used to work for James Forrestal, who was allegedly assassinated because he was going to publicly reveal what he knew about UFOs. Bill Tompkins was asked to conceive sketches of mile-long Naval interplanetary craft designs. Later, as he became involved in the conventional aspects of the Saturn Program that later became the Apollo launch vehicle, his insight to system engineering resulted in his offering some critical suggestions personally to Dr. Wernher von Braun about ensuring more reliable checkout using the missiles in their vertical position and also some very efficient launch control concepts adopted by both NASA and the Air Force. This story is peppered with very personal interactions with his co-workers and secretaries, some of whom the author believes to be Nordic aliens helping the “good guys” here on Earth. Towards the end of this volume of his autobiography, he sketches what he personally saw on TV when Armstrong was landing on the moon. Born in May 1923, Bill Tompkins is one of the few survivors of the “big war” who is still healthy, married to the same girl Mary, and is willing to tell his story about what he really did during his aerospace life in the 40s, 50s and 60s that relate to aliens, NASA and secrets that now can be told. Title Page Copyright Page Preface Prologue TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgments 1 A Think Tank 1 First day in above top secret compartments 2 One year later: face of deception 1952 3 Mysteries of the impossible deepened 4 In the tank 5 1951: before NOVA concepts 2 Civilian Saucer Investigation (CSI) 1 The civilian saucer research 2 Dr. Walther Riedel’s Research (CSI) 3 NOVA trucks 4 Pre-NOVA investigations 3 The Investigation 1 The bottom line 2 Reconnaissance vehicles in our airspace 1952 3 In the Tank 1,442 4 Shooting a bullet at a bullet 4 The Divorce and the Think Tank 1 Real mission to Moon and Mars, 1952 2 In the tank 1953-4 3 Star ships 4 Big question: green floor? 5 Naval and Planetary Star Missions 1 Reality of aliens 2 Chemical sensing 3 The star girl and the mind sweeper 6 Unbelievably Beautiful Girl 1 Alien technology 2 Spy and little green apples 3 SAC underground 4 The MTM-622 5 The start of our journey into the universe 7 Training for Moon and Mars Missions 1 DM-18 Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile 2 Intermediate Operating Capability 3 Still in the Tank: Advanced Design 4 Gold on that planet 5 A strange penetration into Hollywood 1939 8 Key Club and Apollo 1 Jessica and the pit stop 2 Little girl...nobody understands 3 The Short Badge 4 Long Beach, California 9 Permission 1 Cold War 1959 2 DM-18 firing 3 Who is controlling us? 4 NASA’s problems at the Cape 10 After the DM-18 Launches 1 S-IV at Complex 34 2 In denial 3 U.S.S. Saratoga CV-3 11 Lost Time at Walker Pass 1 Early Apollo 2 Six-foot broad shoulders 3 Complex 34 - terrestrial 4 Problems on the Tower 5 Girl on Complex 37 6 L – Shaped module 7 Different approach 12 Reptilians in Manufacturing 1 S-IV at Launch Complex 34 2 S-IV at Complex 37 3 Jessica plunged down the steps 4 UFO over Douglas 5 Aircraft carrier cruise 13 Engineering Problem with Manufacturing 1 Jessica said, “We’re alone, right?” 2 Transformation 3 Admiral Pe Re Riis 4 The real world that they don’t know exists and are not preparing for 14 Concept Plan 1 Star girls, from Out There? 2 Tight schedule 3 Key Club episodes ‒ interference into everything 4 Capability of retaliating 15 Development of the Proposal for Redesign of Complex 39 1 The 18,000-foot encounter 2 Futurist, what it all means 16 We’re going to be Psychoanalyzed 1 Costume party, Leonardo we love you 2 The encountered: 1960 17 Proposed Planetary Missions 1 Lost control 2 Hollywood, the Brown Derby and Dr. Handen 18 Pushing Two Envelopes 1 Jessica: still in the old wooden hangar 2 Hitler and the SS 3 It’s northeast of the slot machines at Vegas 19 Foundations for the Brochure 1 Gulf of Tonkin 2 The brochure 3 Strange situation 4 The unsolicited proposal 5 The sloppy request 20 Jessica, The Speed Reader 1 Beyond expectations: Flash Gordon 2 Approved brochure 3 Crashed UFO discoveries 21 I am in Trouble 1 The copy snatcher 2 A peek into the secret Vatican files 22 The gates will open 1 The strange entry into the base, another alien agenda 2 My briefing to NASA continued 3 Fire the SOB 23 You can’t do that 1 Pre-Corporate proposal 2 The Corporate proposal 3 My Corporate pitch of the memorandum 4 What are you saying? 5 The unbelievable failure 24 Doctor Debus Recommends 1 Doctor Debus recommends 1963 2 Two more star girls 3 The Program Chart Part II 1964 4 Program Goals 1965 25 North American S-2 Proposals 1 Four types of aliens? 2 NASA Stuff 3 Douglas Key Club 26 If we’re going to have to use Nuclear 1 Rocketdyne and Nucleonics 2 Neosho 3 Leaf Ericson Advanced Technology 1967 4 New Business Plan for Saturn II 5 Where the action is 27 Lake Tahoe 1967 28 Christmas in California 1 The plot gets thicker 2 Sea of Tranquility 3 Return to the Moon 1970 29 Affiliations Epilogue "Unidentified Flying Objects, like religion, have found a way to divide humanity. One-third into believers, one other into sceptics and the third not really knowing where they live. The search for answers, like religion, also has been constant dead ends. Now we cannot deny the fact that once in awhile strange things happen in our skies. However, people seem to make the assumption that unidentified flying object is directly correlated to alien life. Fact? No. A UFO simply refers to anything in flight that cannot be identified or explained through conventional reasoning. This being said. However, it would not be irrational to relate the two, but the initial is not always as a result of the former. In this book, we shall cover about twenty chapters of the most infamous UFO sightings, encounters and even abductions of all time. Some of the accounts live behind an eerie chilly feeling as one goes through them with the thought that we might not be the only one but some, as is very common are merely publicity stunts or are as a result of sycophancy. It is worth noting also that one can really not pinpoint the first ever UFO sighting. Human beings have had a knack for being curious for quite a while now. From as far back as before Christ, people reported to seeing a strange object in the sky. However, life back then was much more simple, and people always assumed that all of these strange objects was as a result of religious interventions. We certainly hope that this book will go a mighty long way into breaking down the world's most infamous UFO sightings and accounts of Interstellar coming together. There are too many UFO sightings to fit in one e-book. We also do hope that this book is as factual as it could be. However, this is not to say that every account in here is true. Most UFO sightings are marred with inconsistent tales, and we have tried to sum up, through research what we believe were the actual events. Also, we hope that you would be able to distinguish between the writer's opinion and facts. Amazon.com