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### Stubblebine and the 1985 Conference
[[Albert Stubblebine]] commanded the [[United States Army Intelligence and Security Command]] from May 1981 to June 1984. [[Jim Schnabel]] wrote in [[The Independent]] of August 27, 1995 that Stubblebine "retired from the Army in 1984 to become an executive at BDM Corporation, a Washington-area defence and intelligence contractor," and "left BDM a few years ago."[^24] A [[Defense Intelligence Agency]] addendum to a memorandum for the record dated December 10, 1985 lists "Stubblebine, Albert MG (Ret.)," as commanding general of INSCOM from May 1981 to June 1984 and "presently employed by BDM Corp. in the Wash., D.C. area."[^25] Stubblebine's own biography on the website of a Canadian company on whose board he sat states that "upon retirement, he served as the Vice President for Intelligence at BDM and ran his own consulting firm."[^26] [[John B. Alexander]] wrote in 2011 that Stubblebine went to work for BDM "as Vice President for Intelligence Operations."[^27] [[George P. Hansen]] wrote in *The Trickster and the Paranormal* that [[Karl Pflock]] worked for BDM International between 1989 and 1992 and that Stubblebine, chairman of Psi Tech, "also worked for the company" during that time; the Loose Threads authors also quote a transcript in which Admiral [[Bobby Ray Inman]] told an interviewer that a retired rear admiral and former Director of [[Office of Naval Intelligence|Naval Intelligence]], [[Sumner Shapiro]], "has been a Vice President of BDM."[^28] No source opened gives the date on which Stubblebine left the company.
[[Albert Stubblebine]] commanded the [[United States Army Intelligence and Security Command]] from May 1981 to June 1984. [[Jim Schnabel]] wrote in [[The Independent]] of August 27, 1995 that Stubblebine "retired from the Army in 1984 to become an executive at BDM Corporation, a Washington-area defence and intelligence contractor," and "left BDM a few years ago."[^24] A [[Defense Intelligence Agency]] addendum to a memorandum for the record dated December 10, 1985 lists "Stubblebine, Albert MG (Ret.)," as commanding general of INSCOM from May 1981 to June 1984 and "presently employed by BDM Corp. in the Wash., D.C. area."[^25] Stubblebine's own biography on the website of a Canadian company on whose board he sat states that "upon retirement, he served as the Vice President for Intelligence at BDM and ran his own consulting firm."[^26] [[John B. Alexander]] wrote in 2011 that Stubblebine went to work for BDM "as Vice President for Intelligence Operations."[^27] [[George P. Hansen]] wrote in *The Trickster and the Paranormal* that [[Karl Pflock]] worked for BDM International between 1989 and 1992 and that Stubblebine, chairman of Psi Tech, "also worked for the company" during that time; the Loose Threads authors also quote a transcript in which Admiral [[Bobby Ray Inman]] told an interviewer that a retired rear admiral and former Director of [[Office of Naval Intelligence|Naval Intelligence]], [[Sumner Shapiro]], "has been a Vice President of BDM."[^28]
Alexander wrote that the initial meetings of his "[[Advanced Theoretical Physics Working Group|ATP]]" group "would be held in the BDM secure facilities" at Tysons Corner, and that he informed Braddock, "the 'B' of BDM," who "seemed mildly curious, but exhibited no strong interest one way or another."[^27] A [[Department of Energy]] form DOE F 5631.20 dated May 8, 1985 requests admission for three [[Los Alamos National Laboratory]] employees to "the BDM McLean secure facility, 7915 Jonesbrook Rd.," on May 20 to 25, 1985 for an "Advance Theoretical Physics Conference," at TOP SECRET/RESTRICTED DATA access.[^27] James Shannon's handwritten attendee list places "Bert Stubblebine" under the organization "BDM" and carries a separate unnamed line marked BDM.[^27] [[Jacques Vallee]]'s journal entry of May 11, 1986 and [[Eric Davis]]'s notes of an October 2002 meeting, which mention a "BDM thing" and "AP-10," are described on the working group's page.[^27]