Incident at High Bridge: The Strange Case of Howard Menger and Valiant Thor Paperback – April 28, 2024

This “tell all” book, "Incident at High Bridge: The Strange Case of Howard Menger and Valiant Thor," expands greatly on the secrets revealed in Menger's first book, "From Outer Space to You,” which was published in 1959, a year after the controversial UFO convention at his High Bridge, New Jersey farm.(It was at this convention that the world was introduced to Valiant Thor, who personally attended the event, which had been organized by his publisher, Gray Barker.)The full tale of the “High Bridge Incident" can now be told, making it easier to see how Valiant Thor and the Venusians guided contactees like Howard and Connie Menger to greater spiritual heights.The Venusians are selective about who they contact, and the Mengers certainly got their endorsement. We would not have known of special contactees like Whitley Strieber, Woody Derenberger, and Travis Walton were it not for Howard, Connie, and Val.In these pages, we find a young Howard Menger being repeatedly contacted by a female member of Team Thor, who unfortunately were forced to use pseudonyms, due to heightened Cold War security concerns.We cannot blame Thor, as his special status with the U.S. government demands tight security. The Venusians happen to look just like us, and are thus able to quickly aid the USA in defending freedom.Just as the Department of Defense aided the Venusians, the Venusians aided Howard Menger - especially when he was involved in overseas combat during WWII. With Thor’s aid, Menger may not have survived to tell his gripping tale.As the Mengers came to find out, not all aliens are bad. There actually are good aliens out there, who are attempting to help us preserve our individual freedoms by realistically analyzing potential threats, gathering appropriate resources, and responding with superior know-how.Prior to the release of this sequel, many expected the Mengers to confess that they had simply made it all up. While running for mayor in a conservative Miami suburb, Howard had claimed an association with the CIA, as a way to “explain” his contacts with Thor and ufology.Was this all a disinformation exercise of some kind? It seems not, because the Mengers still claim it is all true, and that the CIA can go fly a kite!Menger describes herein how he was taken on various trips to otherworldly locales, where he witnessed advanced propulsion experimentation. The FBI told him that he would "be contacted by an agency of the government in Washington D.C.," who were "interested in the propulsion system, and where he got it."According to his biography, Menger enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1942, where he was assigned to the Armored Tank Division. He later worked with both Army and Naval Intelligence.Was Menger an asset of postwar intelligence, sent to discredit the notion that UFOs exist by going public with a seemingly ridiculous tale of contact with friendly aliens?As appealing as that sounds, several of Menger’s old friends testified that he had spoken of such "contacts" long before he enlisted in the military. As such, the Menger case continues to be a strange one, without any appropriate explanation. Read more