Care to correct this little time line Mr King? Please, do feel free to correct it as to where and when you were in the military as you claim to have been.
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Biography
A keen active interest in Astronomy from the age of 10, with own telescope gave him the interests in space, other worlds, and possible other life forms elsewhere in the vast universe. Always an interest in anything strange, anything classed as paranormal.
His interest in Ufo's was sparked by a double page spread in the Daily Mirror newspaper in 1965 about the strange goings on in the small Wiltshire town of Warminster. From there he searched for books and mags on the subject and his interest bloomed and became stronger. At age 14 in 1966, he began to be actively involved in Ufo research and investigations. In 1968 he joined the BUFORA research organisation in the UK and by 1974 was an area investigator for them covering the South-East of the UK.
In May of that year he witnessed, along with others, a very close range structured craft which left physical traces, occupants were seen, full reports including photographs were passed to BUFORA, the MoD and CUFOS in USA. The case is listed with CUFOS and found its way in the Ted Bloecher research catalog "Physical trace cases" (1976). The 1970s were hectic years for him, in early 1977 he became a member of the newly formed elite UFOIN, an organisation set up and backed by FSR with Jenny Randles. UFOIN consisted of the best of the UK investigators.
Barry King, along with Andy Collins were to cover the South-East of UK along with other well known researchers Timothy Good and Omar Fowler. 1977 was a flap year in the UK and both King and Collins were kept busy 24/7 with reports, mostly of a high calibre, which found their way into the pages of FSR magazine. These included the Aveley Abduction case, Britain's first fully documented multiple abduction case, a full years investigation was undertaken by these two investigators.
Barry King worked with fellow investigators and close friends, Andy Collins and Graham Phillips on the magazine "Strange Phenomena" based in Wolverhampton during 1979. This magazine was the first publication to fully document the investigation into an abduction case from Somerset in 1973 which involved rape by the ufo occupants, MIBs, and a host of other strange events.
Between 1977 and 1980 the reader will find numerous high quality case reports in FSR penned by King and Collins.
Barry M King can be sourced in over 40 books on the subject of Ufo's published Globally, these include many by Ufologist Jenny Randles, including the very first book covering cases he investigated, 1979 book "Ufo's a British Viewpoint" by Jenny Randles and Peter Warrington.
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http://wikibin.org/articles/barry-m.-king.html
Problem I can see is that in this time line as it stands, you had no time at all to have joined the Army as you claim to have been in, and to make it worse, you refuse to provide any proof at all of your service. Can you provide proof Mr King?
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If I were in the Military still, and somehow you managed to wander into my sights, I guess I might just be tempted to squeeze the trigger LOL
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Is that above quote the truth Mr King? or psyops spin? or a tissue of lies? please do provide me with a better insight so I can make up my mind.