Monthly Update
Multiple Anomaly Detection & Automated Recording
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SEPTEMBER ISSUE

NEWEST MADAR SITES
Pam Broussard runs the new MADAR site at Alberton, Montana, 120 miles NW of our other site at Helena.  David Kraemer is the operator of the MADAR site 211 at Liberty, Missouri. the seventh node for that very active state. The MADAR Network currently operates in the United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, the Philippines, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. The program has 146 sites running and presently, 50, or 34% are now DAS-equipped, which means the site teams can be alerted by an alarm system, go out and gather more data with selected equipment. The project has 194 members.

A JOB PAYING OFF
The first thing I want to do is give one of our 196 MADAR members a grand salute. Jeremy Haslam operates node 154 in Woodbine, Georgia. and is one of our unsung heroes. He has the meticulous and tedius job of going over databases as MADAR UFO OFFICER, looking for potential sightings of interest that might have a MADAR connection. MUFON states have that responsibility under Project MATCH when it comes to their own states, but Jeremy has the major chore of going over the NUFORC data each month. He usually finds about 12-18 candidates and puts them into a monthly intel summary he calls, "Analyical Notes - NMS Sightings From NUFORC". I find it rather ironic that the summary deals with NMS events, which means the incidents are not primary MADAR events. These are not "code blues". MADAR did not trigger in any of these sightings. They are just deemed good enough to warrant us checking MADAR data anyway, looking for spikes in our sensors short of triggering. Right after the invasion of the Ukraine, beginning in March, the caliber or quality of UAP events became reminiscent of the 1970s and 80's, and suddenly MUFON investigators were at work on these leads which were turning into paydirt.

As I write this update we currently have ongoing investigations going on in Oregon, West Virginia, Missouri, Florida, Colorado, Georgia, Washington and Connecticut. These are all what we classify as "secondaries". When the sightings occurred, nearby MADAR nodes were showing techically interesting numbers. And in some cases multiple sightings were found. The most interesting and somewhat disturbing incident involved almost certainly an abduction of an adult couple, preceded by a stalking phase and projection of a blue light beam which may be exactly what I had predicted years ago, spikes in nearby MADAR data. Getting these cases fully documented will take a little time, but this is paying off. And that's why we need help. Not all states are cooperating.

AFL-200-5
Some of you are aware of a once restricted Air Force directive called Air Force Letter 200-5. I'll make this brief, as it refers to something we have been plagued with that is now been remedied. When Captain Edward Ruppelt ran Project Blue Book in its better days, in order to get things done and bypass a lot of the red tape that was bogging the project down, in April of 1952 they created a directive that allowed the project to jump the chain of command. This was a very valuable and unprecidented move. In July of 2018 we introduced a plan called Project MATCH. What this unwritten plan said was MUFON would be the investigative agency, even though many MADAR ops were MUFON personnel and this might be construed by some to be a conflict of interest, and that procedures and protocols would be simplified. States would assign investigators as soon as possible to priority cases such as passive radar, radar, and madar incidents. These types of events would be moved to the forefront and documented as soon as possible. The results have been astounding and one can see this as we release the processed cases during the next few months.    

Fran Ridge
MADAR OPERATIONS CENTER
Newburgh, Indiana
812-490-0094
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