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State Department cable discusses alleged Russian airspace violations over Georgia, October 2001
confidential U.S. State Department cable detailing a meeting regarding alleged Russian military actions in Georgia. On October 30, 2001, U.S. Ambassador to Russia, Alexander Vershbow, met with Russian Deputy Foreign ... Minister Mamedov, where allegations of Russian aircraft bombing in Georgia were denied. The cable reflects diplomatic concerns regarding the implications for U.S.-Russian relations amidst these tensions
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FBI case file with records on unidentified flying objects from 1947 to 1968
McRae, "Atlanta Constitution" reporter. Mr. McRae stated Mr. Edward E. Waters, 1855 Peachtree Road, Northeast, Atlanta, Georgia, telephone number Elgin 9562, contacted him at the office of the "Atlanta Constitution" and advised as follows: According
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Incident summaries of unidentified flying objects from February to March 1948.
five cattle had died of an unknown disease on the farm of a T. Gordy at Newman, Georgia, and expressed concern over a possible connection between the identified object reported and this unusual fatality among
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FBI case file on unidentified flying objects from 1947 to 1968
COPY COPY 1515 - 9th St. Wichita Falls, Texas Aug. 5, 1948 Publisher, Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Georgia. Dear Sir: On July 25, 1948, I mailed a letter enclosing .35 cents in coin and an airmail self
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FBI Case File on Unidentified Flying Objects from 1947-1968
October 17, 1966 Mr. Paul L. Wright 1331 Lucile Avenue, Southwest Atlanta, Georgia 30310 Dear Mr. Wright: Your letter of October 9th has been received. With respect to your inquiry, matters pertaining to sightings
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FBI case file documenting unidentified flying objects from 1947-1968.
pilots who narrowly missed colliding with a saucer in July, 1948, while flying a DC-3 over Georgia. Saucers' ability to hover in mid-air, accelerate at tremendous speed, and then rise almost vertically
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65_HS1-834228961_62-HQ-83894_Section_8
Dulles of CIA discussed report received from party of Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia, traveling through Russia, that Senator Russell [REDACTED] had seen a flying saucer. The details were not clear
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Incident reports related to unidentified flying objects from 1949 by the Department of War
Base Oklahoma City, Oklahoma cc Commanding Officer 2104th Air Weather Group Robins Air Force Base Robins Field, Georgia cc Commanding Officer 26th Weather Squadron Brookley Air Force Base Mobile, Alabama [REDACTED
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Historical Launch Summary of Vandenberg AFB from 1958 to 2000
FIVE POINTS 5319 LF-02 MINUTEMAN B OT 22 SAC 100 367. 9 Jul 64 GEORGIA BOY 5239 LF-07 MINUTEMAN B OT 23 SAC 101 368. 10 Jul 64 OLD HAT 3491 PALC
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FBI Case File on Unidentified Flying Objects from 1947 to 1968
formed a similar report through ground forces commands to the Commanding General, Third Army, Atlanta 3, Georgia. 3 Incls. 1. Photograph 2. Statement 3. Clippings
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