Richard Dolan

RESEARCHER

Richard Dolan

Historian, Author

RESEARCHER

Richard Dolan is an American historian and author specializing in the study of UFOs and government secrecy. He is known for his multi‑volume series "UFOs and the National Security State."

Contributions to UAP Research

Dolan has documented the history of UFO incidents and government responses, emphasizing the national security implications. He coined the term "breakaway civilization" to describe a hypothetical secret society with advanced technology.

Academic and Professional Background

Dolan earned a master's degree in history from the University of Rochester and studied at Oxford University. He worked as a historian before focusing on UFO research.

Key Publications and Statements

Notable works: UFOs and the National Security State (multiple volumes), A.D. After Disclosure, The Secret Space Program

Representative statement: Dolan argues that UFOs represent a genuine phenomenon that has been systematically covered up by governments for decades.

Analysis and Commentary

Dolan's work is valued for its thorough historical research, though his conclusions about a breakaway civilization are considered speculative by mainstream historians.

Legacy and Influence

Dolan is a leading figure in the UFO research community, known for his detailed historical analyses and thoughtful commentary on disclosure.

Connected Case Files

SOURCE LOG
1Biographical references from published works and interviews.
2Academic and professional records where publicly available.
3Media appearances and documentary sources.
Editorial Note: This profile is based on publicly available information about Richard Dolan. UAPI presents this information as part of the historical record of UAP research. Independent verification of claims is encouraged.