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FBI UAP case file includes eyewitness accounts and investigative records from 1947-1968
size of moon Broke into 2 pieces & disappeared (3) 141 14 Oct 1410 1 Unk Los Alamos, New Mexico S to N Front- green & silver Roar - Palo blue Yes 3 - 4 secs None 1/8 size
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FBI case file on flying discs includes eyewitness reports and investigations from 1947.
following persons: (but no check, nor expense accounts even). Col. Herbert C. Gee, Comm. Officer, Los Alamos Atomic Project, Los Alamos, N.M. Maj. Bidney Newburger, Security Official, Los Alamos Atomic Project, Los Alamos
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FBI case file on unidentified flying objects from 1947 to 1968
various sightings of unexplained phenomena have been reported in the vicinity of the E.S.C. Installation at Los Alamos, New Mexico, where these phenomena now appear to be concentrated. During December
Open - pdfDepartment of War
Summary of Unidentified Aircraft Incident Reports from 1945 to 1968
Phillips, AF-CAP Liaisons Officer, Kirtland AFB, Lt. Allan Clark, Intel Officer, J. Max. Wing AC, Los Alamos, N. M.) who then timed duration of fireball which ranged from 2.1 seconds
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General correspondence from the Air Materiel Command regarding flying discs from 1946-47.
Herbert O. Gee, O-19717, who was formerly Commanding Officer at Los Alamos rather than Las Vegas, as stated. Lt. Col. Gee is now stationed in the office, Chief of Engineers, Civil Works Division, Washington
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FBI case file examining flying disc reports from 1947 to 1968
MODISON C CODE OFFICE I M T OFFICE LOS ALAMOS N M T INVESTIGATION HEREIN CONCERNING CYLINDER DOSSIER REGARDING INCIDENT INVOLVING A VE CHECK LIST IN NEARBUS CONFLICT LOS DIVING OF THE NE PUBLIC
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FBI case file with records on unidentified flying objects from 1947 to 1968
stage in the current phase of the investigation, even a few physicists at Los Alamos, New Mexico, who make a fetish of objectivity, were interviewed after they reported having seen puzzling lights hovering above their
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