Carl Feindt’s interest in water-related UFOs was preceded by his fascination with aircraft. As a boy, he carved balsa replicas of flying machines and in his teens, flew model aircraft. Carl followed his passion and became a cadet in the Civil Air Patrol. After graduating from high school, he went on to study aircraft engineering at the Academy of Aeronautics in New York City (off La Guardia Airport’s runway). Following two years of service in the Air Force, Carl was forced to return to civilian life due to a family hardship. He joined a major airline where he worked in customer service for over three decades.

Upon retirement, Carl was interested in becoming active in Ufology (the study of UFOs), about which he had been reading since the early 1960s. A wonderful opportunity presented itself when Jan Aldrich, a UFO researcher, asked for volunteers to do local newspaper searches. Over the course of eight years, he studied microfilm rolls at the University of Delaware, exhaustively covering the years between 1923 and 1967. To Carl’s amazement, he found approximately 750 UFO-related articles in Delaware, the second-smallest state in the United States!

Intrigued by the fact that aircraft, as we know them, cannot emerge from water or submerge into water, Carl started assembling water-related UFO cases. His research endeavor into this aspect of the UFO mystery has grown into an increasingly large data base and website.

 

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