DAVID KINGSTON
I was born in Worthing, West Sussex, United Kingdom in July 1938. My education was at a private boarding school near Horsham, Sussex. After completing my education I studied radio theory and practical at Brighton College. After gaining a qualification I joined the Royal Air Force in 1957. I investigated and witnessed the UFO phenomena as part of my position in the Royal Air Force and investigated numerous sightings by pilots and other Air Force staff. During my period of service I was posted as liaison personnel with the American United States Air Force, Strategic Air Command Division, and a great deal of my research papers ended up in the famous "Project Blue Book." In 1972, I took up a position with the Inner London Education Authority until 1981 when I transferred to the Dorset Education Department. I retired in 1997 to continue my own private investigation into UFO's and the Crop Circle phenomena searching for a correlation between the two enigmas. A great number of people tend to associate UFOs with the crash at Roswell. Would it surprise you to know that there have been 271 documented UFO crashes, some of these in the United Kingdom? I provide lectures, workshops on many topics for centres, societies groups and Conferences. I have broadcast on 27 television stations, mostly satellite, and numerous radio shows both in the United Kingdom and throughout the world. I also serve on the editorial board, as a British adviser, of The European Journal of UFO and Abduction Studies. Every April for the last six years I have organised a one day Conference in Dorchester, Dorset which attracts some of the best known international and national lecturers on topics such as UFO's, Crop Circle Formations and other topics in The Unexplained category. Email Address: david.kingston7@virgin.net Web Site: http://universityoflife.users2.50megs.com Web Site: http://thecropcirclewebsite.50megs.com Telephone: +44 01305 889108
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