By Martin Caidin. 1996, Galde Press, 268pp.

Martin Caidin, best known as the novelist who created the "Six Million Dollar Man," has been collecting aerial ghost stories for years. As a respected pilot and writer, personal accounts have flowed to him from all parts of the aviation community. This book contains variety of claims: ghost aircraft, invisible crew members, miraculous salvations and a few UFOs. Each case is told as a short story, adhering closing to the subjective experience of each witness. As such, this book is more an oral history than an active research work. There is no real attempt to find alternative explanations for each story, and "lack of oxygen" might be the skeptic's response to most of them. Each story is vivid to the witnesses, though, and this book captures their sensations. Highly readable and entertaining. --GC

UFO Sightings by Pilots

By Paul Fuller 1979, Berkley, 378pp, out-of-print. (G+) "The errie climax to the fantastic tragedy of 'The Titanic of the Air'... 1930. The fabulous English luxury dirigible R-101 plunges to flaiming destruction on an air-voyage to India. The official verdict: cause unknown. The popular verdict: cover-up! Nearly fifth years later, famed investigator John Fuller discovers the chilling reason for the cover-up: The testimony detailing the death agonies of the R-101 came from a courageous psychic's contact [psychic Eileen Garrett] with the airman who had died in the flames!" (4/5/99)

By John Fuller. 1979, Putnam, 348pp. Paranormal aspects of the crast of British derigible R101 in 1928. (Near Fine in VG DJ) (10/17/99)

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