If you would like to send information that you have about the Aurora, or if you have any questions about this site, feel free to send an e-mail. Your input is always appreciated, and it is what enables the Aurora Aircraft Page to provide the best information on the Aurora.

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1. The privacy of contributors is very important. You will be identified only by your initials unless you authorize the use of a name and e-mail address along with your message. Anonymous contributions are also encouraged, although their credibility does not always carry the same weight as "credited" contributions. See the AAP's copyright guidelines for additional information concerning usage.
   
   
2. Please understand that the Aurora Aircraft Page is not a "UFO oriented site." It is the general opinion of the AAP that the Aurora is a military project created using terrestrial means. If the Aurora exists, it will most likely operate within the laws of physics as we know it.
   
   
3. Please try to give as much relevant information with your e-mail as possible. A comment such as, "I know a guy who says the Aurora is real" carries no credibility. However, a comment such as, "I know a person who worked in the Burbank plant from August 1987 to January 1991 who machined parts for the Aurora" would be a very relevant example.
   
   
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