FEMA Manual Has Guidelines For Dealing With UFOs

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FEMA Manual Has Guidelines for Dealing with UFOs

Nov 11th 2008

By Tom Radler

 

While the existence of aliens and paranormal activity is discussed seriously by fringe types and Dennis Kucinich, it doesn't get a whole lot of validity in mainstream. Still, as they say in the Boy Scouts, it never hurts to be prepared.

 

It turns out that firefighters' manuals all across the country -- published in 1993 and distributed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency -- have an entire chapter called "Enemy Attack and UFO Potential" that spells out how you should be ready during a UFO attack.

 

The chapter looks at the roles the local fire departments might play if aliens touched down, and depicts a "Close Encounters" situation where firefighters, "May have engine trouble on approaching the scene. Radio contact could be lost with your dispatcher ..." The book even provides information on how injured aliens should be treated.

 

While giving the Heimlich maneuver to an alien seems reasonable, we're hoping the manual isn't instructing America's first responders to offer up some mouth-to-mouth.