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Incident reports related to unidentified flying objects from 1949 by the Department of War
This document contains a collection of incident reports detailing sightings
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when Edward W. Hermann, special agent for McGraw-Hill Publications, told me Dave Anderton, Engineering Editor of Aviation Week, had received a report from Dr. Lincoln La Paz regarding the satellites, and, that it would
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Summary of Unidentified Aircraft Incident Reports from 1945 to 1968
This document compiles various incident summaries related to unidentified flying
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FBI case file on unidentified flying objects from 1947 to 1968
The document contains investigative records from the FBI regarding reports
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FBI Case File on Unidentified Flying Objects from 1947 to 1968
long distance away. These results are best obtained in the late afternoon, or after sun down. The aviators who reported seeing flying discs or saucers, undoubtedly were seeing the reflection of bright objects
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Memorandum Compilation on Flying Discs from 1948 by Department of War
This document is a compilation of memorandums, correspondence, and reports
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FBI case file examining flying disc reports from 1947 to 1968
AREA AND A REPORT CONFERENCE OF ARMY OFFICIALS IN PORTLAND CONCERNING FLYING DISCS. LEAVITT, C. T. RICHARDS, AVIATION EDITOR THE OREGONIAN, ADVISED THAT A CAPTAIN WILLIAM L. DAVIDSON AND LT. FRANK M. BROWN OF FOURTH
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FBI case file documents investigations of flying discs from 1947 to 1968
army officials in Portland concerning flying discs, the Portland Office has advised that Leavertid G. Richards, aviation the editor of the "Oregonian," has stated that Captain William L. Davidson and Lieutenant Frank W. Brown
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FBI case file documenting unidentified flying objects from 1947-1968.
brink of a third world conflict, the world is more air concious than ever. Aviation in some phases yet in its pioneering days. Much talk goes on about the flying saucers or discs. The saucer
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FBI case file with records on unidentified flying objects from 1947 to 1968
been studying flying saucer reports for at least five years. They represent all interested parties: astronomers, scientists, aviators, and the man in the street. The committee consists of Mr. H. H. Fulton, a sergeant
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FBI Case File on Unidentified Flying Objects from 1947-1968
swamp gas, meteors, fireworks and, in some cases, to hallucinations and psychological reasons. Ball Lightning? Philip Klass, aviation's editor of Aviation Week & Space Technology magazine, recently proposed some other explanations. Klass, an electronics engineer
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FBI case file on flying discs includes eyewitness reports and investigations from 1947.
Unidentified object reported 9 July 1947 at approximately 1277 near Boise, Idaho, by David N. Johnson, Aviation Editor, Idaho Daily Statesman. (Incl 2, Exhibit B) Unidentified objects reported by Capt. E. J. Smith, United
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Incident summaries detailing various UAP sightings from 1947.
their aircraft and the object. AGENT'S NOTES: Mr. A. O. Powell is a graduate of the Aviation Cadet Flying Traq Program, and has over 4,000 command pilot hours to his credit. He appears
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FBI UAP case file includes eyewitness accounts and investigative records from 1947-1968
across the nation. Many of these sightings have been made by credible witnesses, including military personnel and aviation experts. It is imperative that all field offices remain alert and gather information on any sightings reported
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