"Self Portrait" (2013) ◈ Eric Olson — oil on canvas, 8 x 6 in

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"Self Portrait" (2013) ◈ Eric Olson — oil on canvas, 8 x 6 in
“My host told me about secret trips my father made to Britain and Germany in the 1950s. These involved various experiments my father had created in what my host called ‘information retrieval’. This involved getting people to reveal information they wanted to keep secret. My father returned to the CIA after his last trip in the late summer of 1953. My host said he was visibly upset. My father had witnessed some of the experiments, which had ended in the deaths of the subjects. They had been ‘terminated’, killed by the CIA officers. By then my father had also become aware that his work had also led to biological weapons being used in the Korean War by the United States. My host said, ‘Korea is the key to your father’s death. It was where the two secret CIA programs — mind control experiments and the use of biological weapons — came together’. ~Eric Olson.
A squid ship soars past a settled asteroid. Officially designated the cephalopod-class brig, this human ship design might have been invented by escaping prisoners who salvaged parts from Illithid nautiloids. (Eric Olson, from Spelljammer supplement CGR1: The Complete Spacefarer’s Handbook, TSR, 1992)
Erik Artur Olson - Utvädring (Venting) [painting on canvas, 1966]
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Space battle, fantasy style (Eric Olson, from Spelljammer supplement CGR1: The Complete Spacefarer’s Handbook, TSR, 1992) While the mind flayer nautiloid and the insectoid wasp class are unique to space travel, a traditional oceangoing galleon also can take flight with a spelljammer helm attached.
The Treasure of the James R. Bentley: Unearthing 145-Year-Old Rye Seeds from Lake Huron
The Mystery of the James R. Bentley The wreck of the James R. Bentley, a 170-foot-long schooner, has rested quietly 165 feet beneath the tranquil surface of Lake Huron since its sinking in 1878. However, within its hold lies an unexpected treasure that has captured the imagination of divers and historians alike. On a bright September morning, a dedicated team of divers embarked on a quest to…
Olson, Maguire Honored for Service to Special Operations Forces ARLINGTON, VA – Retired Navy Adm. Eric Olson and retired Navy Vice Adm. Joseph Maguire are the 2019 recipients of the highest honors of the Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict (SO/LIC) division of the National Defense Industrial Association, the Arlington, VA-based nonprofit defense industrial group announced today.