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FBI case file examining flying disc reports from 1947 to 1968
COMMUNICATION IN SOCIETY THIS IS A REPORT ON AN INTERVIEW WITH [REDACTED] - WHO IS A RESIDENT OF [REDACTED] AND HAS BEEN IN COMMUNICATION WITH THE SUBJECT. HE SAID THAT HE IS AN WORKER
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FBI case file on flying discs includes eyewitness reports and investigations from 1947.
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE August 11, 1947 TO: COMMUNICATIONS SECTION. SAC, Seattle URGENT Transmit the following message to: REUTERL AUGUST TWELVE. IT IS NOTED FROM INTERROGATION OF EMIL SMITH, SMITH
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65_HS1-834228961_62-HQ-83894_Section_8
abroad. C. It is my intention to follow through with the major recommendation as stated in this communication. I ask that you copy the text of such communications for your-office records. The effort that
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65_HS1-834228961_62-HQ-83894_Serial_164
reduce the time factor involved in transmission of this type of information it is requested that, wherever communications facilities permit, subordinate elements be authorized to communicate reports direct to the Commanding General, Air Materiel Command
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Summary of Unidentified Aircraft Incident Reports from 1945 to 1968
causing them to appear only when there is considerable meteoric activity. h. As noted in an earlier communication the remarkably vivid green color reported for the December fireballs is rarely observed in the case
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Incident summaries of unidentified flying objects from February to March 1948.
Second Army: "On March 23, 1948, an individual, who desired that her identity be kept confidential, telephonically communicated with this office and indicated that she is the wife of a former member of the United
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FBI report on Wladyslaw Krasuski's 1957 interview concerning a 1944 sighting in Germany
irrational or otherwise abnormal behavior by KRAUSKI was observed during the interview. KRAUSKI advised that his communication was directed to Mr. ROBERT CUTLER rather than to President EISENHOWER after President's Office in a local
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