on Meanwhile, Here On Earth are Frank C. Feschino, Jr. the author of The Braxton County Monster:The Cover-up of the Flatwoods Monster Revealed, and Shoot Them Down!: The Flying Saucer Air Wars of 1952. Freschino is a graduate of the Paier College of Art in Hamden, Connecticut where he studied illustration, commercial art, and photography, earning his four-year Fine Arts diploma in 1981. He later moved to Florida where he studied film and video production at Phillips Jr. College in Daytona Beach. In 1994, Frank graduated with an Associate's Degree in Film and Video Production with a minor in Business. His interest in UFOs began in the early 1990s when he visited a relative’s farm in Braxton County, West Virginia. Crop circles had appeared there overnight, and UFOs had been sighted over the region and for many years. Since then, Frank has spent decades on his investigation into the "Flatwoods Monster" UFO incident of September 12, 1952. He is recognized in the UFO community as being the true authority of this terrifying close encounter case. Alfred Lehmberg is a veteran of Vietnam and a retired Chief Warrant Officer 4 who turned down his last promotion to leave the Service after 23 years, subsequently achieving a degree in education earned Summa Cum Laude. He was a Master Army Aviator who commanded the Army’s sole Warrant Officer Candidate School for a time, and was on the cutting edge of the Army’s human relations effort in the early seventies. He was introduced to Frank Feschino by the late, great Stanton T. Friedman and has been holding Feschino’s ufological coat ever since, writing effusively in earnest support and stalwart defense of Feschino’s astonishing research effort, an effort documenting the actuality of a very real air war with ET in 1952.
