The Gulf Breeze Sightings: The Most Astounding Multiple Sightings of UFO's in U.S. History

This is quite possibly one of the finest non-fiction books you will ever buy on the UFO phenomenon and a very in-depth case study. The Walters family walks us through a very easy to read explanation of what transpired over the period of some 8 or 9 months in their quiet town. Unlike some of the reviews read here, written by skeptics who would tell you otherwise, over 200 documented witnesses where involved with this case and Walters photos were not the only ones presented. There were also many videos taken, stereo photographic evidence and two passed polygraph tests. This is a must read for anyone interested in cutting to the chase and weeding through UFO books looking for the real deal. This was the real deal.

This wonderful book tries to present the simple fact that alien ships really are visiting the earth. Dubunkers have no ground to stand on with this one. The debunkers themselves are relegated to the group of people who have never observed the phenomenon. For this reason they imagine that such a thing could never happen. It's difficult to imagine that level of obtuseness when there is now so much solid supporting evidence for the information and the phenomenon. Grow up. We live in a busy neighbourhood (space) and we get visitors. Many are from our own future, some are interdimensional travellers, others are ETs.They have the technology to make it work. They are tourists, anthropologists and scientists. We live in a galaxy with so much life that they couldn't help but knock at our door. Ed Walters had a real experience.

I live about 95 mles from Gulf Breeze and did not know about all of the UFO sightings until I read the book.Ed Walters is the man along with others that have brought the Gulf Breeze UFO'S to the mainstream. This book has some excellent photographs of the alien spaceships that have been seen over Gulf Breeze.This book reminds me of the X-Files books not because of UFO's but because this book keeps you on the edge of your seat.If you are in to aliens and other X-File type books get this one because it has alot of intresting pictures and diagrams illustrated by the author. Some of the information in this book was also mentioned on the X-Files TV show along time ago.

If you start this book with an open mind, expect it to be blown. It's not the pictures, but the (human) reactions to it all that scare me. Ed Walters is well off with a good job, and well liked in the neighborhood. His taking time out to set up fun things for the neighborhood kids (to keep them off the streets) to do, say alot about the man. But it's his (human) reactions to things that drive the nail of truth home. In one chapter an alien comes up on Ed's back porch and scares the crap out of him. And Ed reacts like we all would, he gets pissed off and wants to go out and tackle the little bastard and drag him into the house. In a previous review someone states, a modle flying saucer was found in Ed's old house. The word to remember is (old). Because it's another debunker at work. And Ed's had lots of toe-to-toe meetings with debunkers. As you read this book, think to yourself (how would I react)? Their isn't a word in this book that rings untrue. And thats what scares me the most. As the former comander of N.O.R.A.D. said, Before we welcome these aliens with open arms theirs one thing I want to know. Are we Columbus or are we the Indians. Sleep tight......

A lot of controversy surrounds this book because of the high quality UFO pictures in the photo section. They're said to be a little "too good." Additionally, a model of the UFO was found in the attic of Ed Walters's old house. Regardless of if it's real or a hoax, the format's interesting (Ed and his wife write alternate chapters) and you can't beat the picture his wife took of him standing outside with a towel wrapped around his waist while angrily shaking his fist at a UFO that interrupted his shower.