Donald M. Ware, Lt. Col (USAF Ret.)

Donald M. Ware has studied UFOs since he saw seven alien vehicles over Washington, DC on July 26,1952. He received his BS in Mechanical Engineering from Duke University in 1957 and an MS in Nuclear Engineering from the Air Force Institute of Technology in 1972. After serving his country as a fighter pilot, staff scientist, test manager, and teacher, he retired from the Air Force in 1983. He has studied birds around the world, and had three articles published in scientific journals. He served as State Director and Eastern Regional Director for MUFON, and he became a Director of the International UFO Congress in 1993. His search for truth has led to physical, mental, and spiritual interactions with the larger reality represented by the alien presence. For many years he has focused his attention on the influence of higher intelligence on our world leaders. He is an Advisor to the Exopolitics Institute, and the new IUFOC.

In 1989 he bought the Urantia Book at a UFO Conference. Being large, it sat on the bottom of his reading stack for ten years only being used occasionally in his research. During his meditation for 1999 new year’s resolutions, he was inspired to move that book to the top of the stack and not read any other book until he finished it cover to cover. He regrets that he did not do it sooner. He has since made a point to keep a supply of the books in his home and car, and consequently has had about 100 people guided to him to get The Urantia Book. One of the persistent mysteries that Ware has studied is Bigfoot. He is convinced that a family of them live on the large Eglin AFB reservation, and he thinks he has heard one call to make him aware of their presence. Fifteen of his papers are at www.freewebs.com/donware.