Steven BassAn accomplished mainstream and Frontier Sciences journalist, Steven S. Bass, FFSc contributes to the American Chronicle and its affiliates, the MUFON UFO Journal, UFO Digest, OpEd News, JavaBob's FOOT PRINTS in the MIND, and UFO Matrix. Since 2008, he has been the publisher of and a contributor to the Journal of Frontier Science, found at www.FrontierScience.us.
Steve Bass is a consultant and media personality in the field of Ufology, and is a frequent guest on The ParaFactor radio show. He is a certified Field Investigator for the Mutual UFO Network, a member of the Academy of Ufology, and a Fellow of the Research Institute on Anomalous Phenomena based in Kharkov, Ukraine.
Born in Winter Park, Florida, he is a 40 year native of the South. Bass is of Cree Indian descent, boasting a relation to Chief Little Bear, as well as gunslinger John Wesley Hardin. He brings a broad, unique, and diverse spectrum of experience, perspective and knowledge to Ufology and journalism.
Steve Bass spent many years in asset and executive protection and the financial services industries. Since 9/11, he has become an expert in the fields of Air and Ground Search and Rescue and Disaster Response with the Civil Air Patrol, The United States Air Force Auxiliary, receiving specialized training from the U.S. Air Force,the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Georgia Emergency Management Agency, Boeing S&IS (Space and Intelligence Systems) Mission Systems, and the Georgia Public Safety Training Center. He responded in 2005 to the nation's call for search and rescue and relief assistance as a member of Joint Task Force Katrina.
Now, as Executive Director of the Institute of Frontier Science, he endeavors to heighten the scientific community's and the general public's awareness not only in the credibility of Ufology as a legitimate science, but to focus awareness on the quality of investigators, historians, and researchers who have dedicated a substantial portion of their lives and
their energies to following the trail of secrets using their individual talents and knowledge.
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