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mender Legation made no sound and 9÷11-4/00°898 seemed to be falling rapidly 1 earth when observed'. No 3 ALiE of explosion followed haveror. Military Attache 18 investigating through Swedish chancels ... been promised resulte Swedish observations. Swedes profess 1 gooranoe es to origin, character or purpose of missilea but state definitely they are not launchad by Suedes. Eyewitness reports state misalles came in from scuthornly direction

from Stookholu vith Soviet pressure on Sweden being built up 1n 000-. nection with ourrent 1 oan negotiations or to offset i supposed increase in our military prestige in Sweden TO- sulting from the noval

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RECORD SHEET TALLY NO. IBJECT: BENDE Reports of "Rocket" Sightings over the Scandinavian Countries FILE NO. 1: AC/AS 2 : OM: Deputy Commander, AAF DATE 22 Jul 46 8 COMMENT No. Pa... Noted by General Spaatz ... sort I.C.E. Lt. IRA C. CAKER.- Gen.. U. S. Army, eputy Commander 1: 3 tin Fortnu. Ca & V & e/ X .4.71. 9 4 Surider 41 44 Rout +. 97 00 PAGE

SECRET SEGRE HEADQUARTERS, ARMY AIR FORCES EY nub.r: y of WASHINGTON Th ommanding Gide TOI 1 9 JUL 1948 my Air Forceh 3 rul FO ArC. Initials MEMORANDUM FOR COLANDING GENERAL, ARMY AIR FORCES ... SUBJECT: Reports of "Rocket " Sightings over the Scandinavian Countries. 1. For your information, the following reports of rockets or missiles in the Scandinavian area have been received in cables from Military Attaches and State Department ... Scandinavian peninsula have appeared sporadically since early June 1946. The chronological sequence of reports is as follows: (1) 10 June 1946 - Holsinid, Finland. 4 light-citting "ghost rocket " was observed flying at an altitude

during the latter part of April 1946. Extracts from these communications are given here in chronological order. (1) 25 April 1946 - Military Attache, Denmark: reports earth tremors on the islands of Bornholm and Ystad, Srreden ... shaped, about the size of a small airplane. They were flying at an altitude of 100 to 1,000 meters' and were accompanied by a continuous ball of fire with intermittent SECRET

situatior. are availabl.e, conclusive statements pertaining to their origin; appearance, characteristics and purpose cannot be made. 424 ( 1 Incl Man of Scandinavian GECOGE C. LCDONALD countries Major Generul, U. S. Arry Assistant Chief

TELESPRESSO N. 1982 REGISTRATO Indurinate. 1 a ENT O 184.6 ML n iS E A58 EdENT: §steri 6 A cra 14 ROma Arccolma. 31 Lual! ¿agetto. Bomba fentaeme. Referimento: Mio telespresso 1.1939/1084 ... potbe Cantasna" suggeriace ad alcuni cagani Bella spamts avedese dell= ipoteei circa la Potenza phe esagus 1 laned di cui trattaci ed i motivi che la spingono a farlo. Il "Morgontidningen", ad essmpio, doge ever ... eagerimenzi 11 cha apsicumarabbe 11 a agrato queli eeperimenti stessi. Ds questa Laze il carmale fa scaturine 1'1o tesi chi tali aroiettili si ano lenciati deliberatemente son42 La Svacia in modo da renderli visibili ... parole, secondo 11 giornale, la Potenza, che ne viene nominata ma che non può essere altro che 1 'Unione Sovietica, procederebbe al lancio di questi proiettili fantasma con scopo non sperimentale ma intimidatorio. Ssepa

CONET UNCLASSIFIED 1S 1 August. 1946 • MEKDRANDUM FOR THE M ESIDENT Subjoot: "Ghost Rockets* Soundinaria 1. 81 no• 26 May there have Seen occasional presa reporta of "ghost roakat.* seen passing over points in Bredes

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after sampearing at the horizon, the meteorite reappeared above tie horizon, scribing a tiny hyperbola of perhaps 1° altitude and fell again from nt. The reappearance of the meteorite was like a ricochet or rebound

prous & Monograph in hea Tue On team & with SumErfi FEMIC ENd OF WA. Taser Owidk title-D 1. is Mind curacti ft. Tho *apook:* rockets continue to be seen over Sweden and nOW points ... awpogte fust ooming in on the latest aaligs:" The Chief of the Defense Research Institute, Overdtrektor 1 start erst BURKESON insisted that Sunden me doing Its bast to find the objects whose point of impaot ... Statt, dated 7 10 0 31 0 « exoopt possibly the laplication that minos August da attached (Inol. 1.) to Illustrate the type of contrique boing issued to celsoted recipients. It contains nothing the 10th ... Findland concerning this subject. Two newspaper photographs of rooksts are attached as Inol. #2. Humber 1 pus publiahed on 8 August in most of the papera. This picture had been earlier reported to this office

vein doritatied Fore ablserved we Re Apollodes try the local endshienne opiaion about the appearing aky phenomean. 1 va rat to DiEt, Stoelhofs Qbiurntont has Informed thet the great, maber of observed phenomena lalicate tIaralent ... Hinting on nite smart in proof a situs ish tutoes bae podiastilae| Pom moNtAnANd 1 . After the Finnish prose had poblished information about large number of also been made In Finland. obserrations conventrated during ... definite riml conalusion, but It ba question of rocket projeatiles with a speed expeding that of sound • 1* has not 9• Ta dole cases explosions divided Into 5 to 6 "ahooting stars* have been otaerved

produate without connect ion, wAff. TON USED ALONE ERRORI I. dan, however, only resulted In honing that 1 A 2 A A * The lavestigations 58 4 10 NO DEE %ey: Reman ... taken by yatlead blest, Text 1ä t FLI'e riven i.n in 9 Oar eaw yogter- #i 1:1 9 whizzing 2090d DISTR PRE Dapporter on *inkttagna* spukprojckti- * grOund. Tie persona 0 45343 soni ... horde nagra bilister ell kratrigt milet. . diane arise! pa widen 8. • 1.57. (13; ryc GEt nIt CONTROL: 1 .. 22 ..: cu c Lu grative. (FESs ) To dA n. aLtRun Laban3 35-8-40 a52 10 Cu8.1944 ... DECLASSIFIED Authority NM D 14.5054 B1C.. End NARA Date 1 z6 lite SINHONY WHOLLYN ENA LY O ONOOUdEN

this confirme part of the pheno- Neutenant Näckman fully measurable. thinks it must have al report, that 1 t al reports concer- uree, in some CABeD an V 1 and some lihe ... onea 1 them page in a cure nia or into the Bal- with a self-destroy- nothing has been 1ghted in Sweden. hotograph of what 18 ph has been taken by yetical object. Text that ... apporten on int E won Lon medi tr duggar-i (tatare, ViRAL, expe ill fönvanstaben, alit 1 straz framföt abilen anset mani att meters höjd over marken flettaletsdavi.pr denitranloch 189 nn;: kommer, win: ning söderut

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Lepi) BECaM FAG CONTROL 64 T7. * I. Cachi *"Monograph Index Guide No: its Lan 11 Anons - 50! 1-A nee; zOri - * rod 1 F: 5 sto :4: . 1 N From U. -, auval Attache (Ship, fleet ... August 12464 "wwy Swedish Defense Staff cm a pet as last or titLerishor 8: . 1 34Dy Souled Stadiah Army/Staff piAants British RAD. Attaoliegluation. 415803 1 monsier. ¡As official, personal oba ration, publication. prats converiation ... attar: cartlub* cumchory: of: maport, - containing, jubaonen eusahictly dated, middle importAl: bene,* Ramad? pricks; dates, 1 U: dr darjuwa bali:? sure. No tangible evidence to date as to nature or: origin off.:i 1° rockets ... possible that they are Swedish. 'Swedish' Defense Staff evasive and their communiques contradictory and confusing. 9. 1. • : 62 A Sweden may be experimenting with roakets, 'but :1s conceal- * L: ' N • v7 E 1 ... belief tHat rackets of n:!, ", ur: foreign origin are, being laubohed over Sweden, with tie.- t]t : €1 !civilian observers roporting: set tighterty/ebatrails;handts sats meteors. as rookets. MOi la aural Sor a elpar-olmet ... Seoret Report R334-46 of. 13 August: 1.946. Translation of Miscellaneous Swedish Newspaper Artiales, / 6 :* - ta. .. 1. This report 1g an attempt to correlate various report on the recently ; tut reported sightings of light phenomena ... official Swedish military expression as to" the nature of the reported http://ww.phenomena.am/M/oby 1 R oUr ma.:t.. • recent visit to Gia ror *L mere y 1. the Miracereas, 71 lath us :.Ditribullen ... Dinarl CommaxenpLandantad Aran Mat he dele E We Leving space below for me in O. N. L. ': . :1: t.. * Pe on bad mita: p:t the Need mi 15 Lemmgh al; - • porton ... 1 r .4 Doll Anio Cha Edtie. Ror: 1: ÷ 3 * :* •. • : a4. u. wely. tot faz 00. A - :B 13. : ..... • • To tor:re, A tram: 1:0 1 me 1 .1 ... Pueb rag tha Fundtal: He Ne 34 Stor 1., * : . 1: i MAJ.16

minuter/tosseniastion . la; pooulaFeckets. 34ere Ave let hua other praying ground than It,o Unt: country 1: 01. ani or incent 5.01 sinod. the Swedish * Pet: Defense Starr obviously wished us to be leve that ... thoce ableaty have bean tacked Bate by vason: sanelingers. In view of this, thair !sok ur action 1 pason-oy-Rockets of Russian on in, sIt. 00 tr wale sorries 104 that

August 1946 origin of those missiles ANd ; o: cite !nor maze dhole are no known examples, 1*13 probable that Sweden, which recovered of Suniise origin the Pirat 2 rooket and' has, personnel and resources ... belief that they are rockets and is issuing evagive reports which are, in many ways. contradiotory:-'1(Rnolösure:#1:tos Enclosure (A)) : One possible motive la that they wish torinfluence-publio.4! opihion to baok ... their aircraft to track these misalles. The Defense Staff'e Memorandum (Paragraph 6 of Enclosure #1 to Enclosure A)) tends to oriticise the Finnish reporte, implying that they have been suppressed, Paragraph 12 . discourages

Angdishsaontzely ovor Bandinarie 2307.0405 BERNiE a) That the Swedish Defense Staff wishes to encourage. the belief that 1: *there are. Rusaian Rockets over Sweden, : : . • . A : - d S www. la).*hatsbheswedish Defense Stalk iNdistonceal ary orddangmblithe ... Collating possibilitiesHshouldhbänobhktdereds. Arny 9 A 4 I... Staff, Praco, Asut. Ex• RAY: Atbachu: 8.3 p. 4. 408: .1. That the so called "ghost bombs", are combination of natural phenomena 8 and aircraft sightings, and that ... reports are mostly Laginary and the fesult .: of publio hysteria. 41.3 - 1. * 1: P: • e 9 +,: 2. That thAs/ghost»bomböl Arevot Sm$diahtartein #hdath blotive Lestither hot experimentabdontontborpzoduce bond plus biological resultat phenomena aro rooket ... unanimity of opinion even In thia office (ONTHEINA believes there is 509 possibility of premise 1, 40% possibirdy Oripremide 3; and a,10% possibility of premise 2. On the other hand, aunt rebarking: betroerw ... believes the possibility of premise 1. is 70%, 20% possibility of premise 2;154 8% possibility of, premise 7; and 2% of premise: 4: 8.08: 1,9*?: di •13 e : pe P1:1 • 1 ... AEFROVED AND FORMAPRED: end: : :1 . 30 •Net 3 . nt 0; • : 1 3 4 3 9 •:: Ladle JOHNSON • .:. : ". - vui, " *; % .:. 1 349% „Coloml, CRe • :. m: i Mr: A. r .: doting Militury Attnche ... Gonoral: 034 .. * " * 4*7 Prepared beat lion Astucle uid #ilitary ale wistonty "*: d:.'" •eD R. I Winston, 1 A SuSA.17: 4 • Commander, USN, 3.2 0%1 ; ' : Asst. • Naval Attache ... 043A: 00 of ACO • Bulgarias A.. 84.::79 Bungary, Rumania, 1/A Oslos Omganhegsn, M/A, SuD Stooktola • 1 da Forwarded williatlerabet Captain, VEN, U. S. Naval Attache. ...... cor SECOND t tsecleraura

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Dopmatment tor MIL. U A-3 20 Augunt 1916 A-4. Nir: 25 1-5 Pinion Army Intelligence confirm3 your ovinion CAS narcioipation Quanemunda Ipunching groundo in current; Sou AAG Union Rocket Raper Lentoulon mogram

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where thoy have croshod. Pockote numbey J. collcing potat in Swoden. Svedloh GenovaJ. Starr love requested public 1;0 'OD328 all. chocvations. Theee dayo n2bor chia appeal. 300 roports wore rocolvod. 500 roporto are boing

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1 MISC MESC Wen -V UNCLASSIFIED GEMIS 54 . 83 August 1946 -. , MEMORANDUM FOR The Prosident The attached roport on "Ghost Rookets" received from the National Intolligonce Authority la forwarded for your Information. WILLIAM D. LEAH

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UNCLASSIFIED 5$ 22 August 1946 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT I Sinoo preparation of our original memorandum dated 1 Auguat 1948 on the subleot ar "Post Booksta" over Soundinaria, additional intelli- genoo indloutes that the former ... tentative donalusions should be sone ' what modified. 1. The weight of avidenco now points to Peanemande rather than Co the Gulf of Finland ag the probable launching site of moat of those "rookots", a. While ... have boon identified with the Peoneminde aros. : 0 g An B.S.U, source indicates that a Soriet abdp 1. roporting by radio to shore stations on the passage of those missiles from Pouno wande ovar

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justified at present. Furthermore, considering the large number of theme missiles which have boon reported, 1% soems probable that sooner or later some will bo recovered in • fairly good condition and fron more secessible location

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Francisco-bound Marine Falcon telling of mysterious : Portuguese See flares 465 miles at sea were believed 1 hoax last night, according to the 'Ball of Light' San Diego Coast Guard. LISBON. Sept. 15 (P)-Residents ... clock tonight. Traveling at; terrific speed and maintaining steady altitude, the ob- oct 1! ject: whizzed out of the west and disappeared toward the east. Fri The phenomenon WAS visible for 10 ;seconds

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branch railroad 11.no to Pooncmundo rostored (B-2). 4 ) V-21 g brought from Mordbauaon aren 1;0 Peencindo by special laboratory-equipped train (B-1), some ;o De lunched from railroad car0

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prarance o mimiles pointed up the far Military authoritie emotely controlled misles. thel nicol alles evidently 1 wer Guaden Since July 1. newapapers• have sen with scribe et is d in a huge curve. Some ... July 15 el Geran aperts could determine uitary authorities received 300 re- The Swedish publle nites, 1 with. the miastics and since that rockets with surprising Es to do mate Tae' the; first Germa ... rocket bomba, 1

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crashes be not tome bomb wArh. Their MuCTeR•I few Witnesars aay the rocketa n altitude of 1,500 Net revealed, as was done during the "re are believed to he trying new war with ... town, explodi: montation. a loud report. Swedish The newspaper Stockholms Tid-authoritien retuned to diact mingen labeled 1 recent editorial name of the Lown. "Ghost rockets and future war," The object emitted and said

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missile the "phantom. bomb," but shall soon have. atomi now frequently is using the term "Russian 1-4." the Soviet. Russia has terials and the person The Swedes notified their lega- Professor Alexandr tion ... course first time that Commi WEST 57 E and hers veered. In-most cases ment has been 1 was . : reported from reservedly expressed! northwest, Other re- nations that in the G SEid some missin

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overhan Chrishas Science Mon tor 104 24, 1946 Avg 22 1146 443 IRISH! MYSTERY e 601 8 1 2 0 An: Unexplined plosion: Rockets Over Swedei A AR. "363 From our Correspondent ten fearlesslone/Pomegrationin ... rocket bombardment London id was found dimcul Monitor pick up rackets--traveling 3,000 m. 1 + on aircraft war Ave 14 radar sels but research wort /946 have made considerable advan At the alme ... possibility to pick up rock •Ghost Rocket' Stirs Sweden and give Jocal warnings of 1 pending trival in time. for sons to shelter, Censorahla p STOCKHOLM, Aus. 14 (P) Altonbladet saidh across: his line ... OSLO (Reuters) - The Nor-' for the past twa months. wegian military hich. cammand gain much Information about 1 The paper said that two persons/ has asked for "information about sulta; the fame reason

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sote• two poraible explanations for their thing that looked like a rain of appearance over. Sweden:. 1-"Sweden is systematically: be- stars," she added. ing dotted in on.a Russian military map." 2-"Sweden is being

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Under Close Study sources in the capital, man said that the depart- Meanwhile, Turkey 1s 1 was investigating the 8p• STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug. violently to the Soviet prop laws preparatory to draft- (U.) Swedih Army ... independence, sovereignti an refugee and displaced- be 2.75-inch section of metal. It ritorial integrity war 1' camps where the Jews are has been placed in the hands bf small Baltic Statess the Defense Resparch ... Egypt, Aug. 14 U.N.SEEKS ARGENTINE FATS Premier Peker is expecte 'he Arab League's secre "astonishingly moderate" 1 announced today that seven Presents Bid to Bueno's Aires to Russia when the Gover ations whose

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ESCAPE ONE YEAR AFTER V-J DAY IN JAPAN AFRICANS WOUNDED A 'GHOST ROCKET' Special to Tax 1 PRETORIA, 80 3-Blood flowed Missile Dives Into Lake Nearl Rand zold-mine: Couple in Boat ... extensively dama Aftonbladet editorially criticized l sorely needed crop military authorities for their in- Shipping in the 1 ability to explain the nature c The Princessen Atsuko, Kazuko and Takako. daughters of the " the Emperor ... were two possible explana-Tours Zone Towns, Is Guest of greeted by the employes. the oats appeared 1 tiong for their appearance overl Jimenez at Dinner General, Eisenhower was guest of honor at a formal ... dinner given by 23 Girls Survive Sweden: (1) "Sweden is systematically being dotted in on a Russian artil• Special Naw Yolk TiNEs, PANAMA, . Aug. 13 President and Mrs. Jimenez in the DUBLIN

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established -that the rockets made § INSYA:• 04. - 07 Hits Roc wide com t circle over southern Sweden. 1 ceeding over northern Finland. toward the Kola peninsula Russia The second rocket bomb In nights . streaked aver ... ghost rockets" mimomer for "earthly phenomenon*. and that 979'ST "these ghostly disturbances murt. be regarded 1 preliminary exer. cise of ne most unwelcome

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entire subject since that date. GILLED AUG 1948 Acdum Acting 136E) ** : INStA G BUDGET AND FIELDE P- 1; /7-1 '27 •T 12 :: CON: FBLyon:OPV 8-27-46 .! * *: 046 FORE 1%- •*-*de pogpoda

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/Intoll. Div. Scionti.fio Br/Intel Gp/NDGID 6196 MD: Dyron M Stiten A-l 29 August 1946 1-2 CINCAFPAC Tokyo Jupan 1-3 1-4 Number: WAR 99115 -5 Binod WDGID our 0 64636, 28 Auguoti ... than bita of nom-. molotlio alog live peona found. our MENANDA CHE now poutulatos theory that uholo 1 bJ.or 1.9 w1 atontional. hoax. 3. NILAZLACHE Mosoow roports Swedish Air officer (B 2) has given following

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obsouvora. Pomplbility to that more Chon one 2:910 of mi.omilo involved, mojority appear to bo V 1 type. No volilvo ovidonco 0° ony homing dev.oo. Pogoibl.o launchinr nights ono Poonomundo Aron, the Baltic Compt ... Rotonio or air- 1-:: 0'1;. End. 0 64636 1: CM IN 6288, dad 20 Aug 16, ORIGINATO" Gon Chamber]In DISTRIBUTION: Gon Spootz Gen Norsted

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Attache Stockholm, Sweden DECLASSIFIED A N I.D 46306S Authority ALl bumm ty_L C. NARA Date 22sty 1 301 Jr 0300008/39

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asked ino Airfield on Sunday & Russian However, beneath over the slow pace of STON One reason 1 whether Britain had been ap-acquaintance said: hope that the Communists' + Broinfield St. influence within France and with ... they think; is another reason spokesman said Sweden was one Poinsytvania American Legion ac- Warner of New 1 for diplomatic neutrality on their of several countries" purchasing cepted tor consideration today sev- charges of illegal

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Sept Freece 70 NEW YORK TIES 6 Sept 1906 Page 1. CARRIER CANCELS ATHENS AIR SHON Excerpt: Acting Foreign Minister Stephans Staranopalos supported statement 'in London by PrinderConstantin Tealdaris that flying rockets had been seen

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COMMAND OF LICUTENANT GENERAL STRATEFEYOR: P. *H. /: SHINE Colonel, GSC, Ass 't. Chiof of Staff • Intoll. 1

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INDEX TO EVALUATION OF INFORMATION AS TO SOURCE AS TO TRUTH, CREDIBILITY & PROBABILITY A- Completely reliable 1 - Report confirmed by other sources B - Usually reliablo 2 - Probably true report C - Fairly reliablo 3 Possibly true

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missiles ars known, the following deductions missiles: may be made from the reports concerning the low altitule (1) Ranges are in excess of 100 miles, with a reported maximum of 1:00 miles. (2) Horizontal

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flight covered all points of: the l ment. compass, with a northerly direction being slightly pre- mists. , 1 10• dominant. Variations in altitude ranged from trectop height LO 160,000 fect, the higher altitudes almost ... exploding in the air. Irfare In no case have fragments been found other than bits of 1'5 10 material described as "nonmetallic slag." 3 ceRta ronch One of the few reports available from

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been reported in the majority of other sightings, His report states that the missile was maintaining . 1 constant altitude over the ground and, consequently, was foilowing the large features of the terrain. The last state

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SECRII GHOST ROCKETS end of July almost. 1,000) such reports had been received. The investigation has been • carried out by the Swedish Defense Staff in a. very peculiar manner. In the beginning, many

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indicates that the Swedish Stauff WAS trying to minimize Cho entire matter which had grown Lo snch 1 size that the Staff was afraid of its having official repercussions on Swedish-Soviet relations. Conclusiong ... horizontal flight at low altitudes. There is some evidence that such work has been carried out :1. Stop (in Polish-administered Germany) or on the Baltie islands of Ousel or Dago. Three of t.he people

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SECRET 85 GUIDED MISSILES izo bombing forays (1' sabotage grOups, considered :1.5 :1 distinct capability, such netion must be Those missiles which are launched may also be attacked while in flight. This action probably will ... only defense against remote- controlled atomic bombing. exelusive reliance by any nation D upon such :1 countermeasure would be unsafe. The danger in this case lies in the many factors which must he coordinated ... very much higher speeds by smaller missiles appears 10 be out of the question at. present. 1 is significant, also, that No missile system has yet been developed that is capable of intercepting even

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control system necessarily require some knowledge of that system upon which Lo base development of its counter- 1 measures, probably little is being done at this time by any other nation towards producing specific equipment

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Press asking it not tol * --. maxe any mention of the appear- i ance of rockets over Norwegian 1 territory but to pass on all reports 2 ROCKET BOMB IN to the Intelligence Department

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actire, with the source of energy within the missilo; or as semi-actire, with the source of 1* (fer- energy illuminating the target ircraft, external (0) 'the missile and target. The source

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effective ranges of electrostatic and oleetromagnetic devices. The massive methods can be simple and, in this respect, 1'00 preferable during World War II. A number of them were under development, while the number

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information, the contributor should identify (mrt. enduate his sources and give the dalcs of incidents mentioned. DISTRIBUTION 1:.18:1 a: | t3 den AG N TOE : : osti9 07:3.31.4 B!EA FIAO ... resto la : 9919 2 419 Nor War Col S*C'. Haler fu S • *('. I Sunotar y : POD. 1) ONI ~ E :DIP. 1'inc: bant 10'4*, Incania . 0 Com Nny Fo. D%-i, thonvery ... CO0.90 Pom Nay Setup. .. SitAnt: Do pl oug: o Flot.. ... toro 2 topiavonthlet. Toor 8 t:::": (1 * 1091- m-t1 e• o.ni 2 OrI FM FU.A G: ('! i draste. bert I:. jauw SWAPO

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1: 1: A :in. i. N, N. 1.74 1943 BY ISSUED BY THE INTELLIGENCE DIVISION OFFICE OF CHIEF OF NAYAL OPERATIONS, ?; ALA i: Oi 16 SECKLI NAVY DEPARTMENT INTELLIGENCE REPORT ... Soriol..R-5-S-47 Monograph Index Guide No. 804-3800/910-3500 (Stout now series sach year, 1. 6. 1-40, 2-43) (To correspond.sil! SuREST airen boloses Saga do intel- index Gl 47 From ... rockets" have been reported by the Finnish press. Up to that time numerous observations had been made, 1. 9 mostly by Inexperienced observers, of objects resembling rockets flash- ing across the sky. was reported over

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DATE TO (0) INITIAL TO (10) INITIAL TO (6) INITIAL TO (?) INITIAL 'MINIAT IRI 7. . A Nerv: 1: * * -trOUT DATE ,. OUT. DATE ~..4 6133 .OUT BATE LAZI OUT DATE SUGGESTED ROUTING * . par rar OUT DATE ... COYERNMENT FRIRTINS OFFI § - 4723 9 ponding, contende to main INO 02 PJEMOg tased ¡suosippa se 1• Since the oprerage of aviation armament 28 a additional duty, 1 Comrade Frant 9421015 RL O for Guided icisories

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CADER LA TENT 1. • CO; ?1 414. * N. N, 1.5, -1942 nO. i ISSUED BY THE INTELLIGENCE DIVISION. OFFICE OF CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS® 98 9 EGRET NAVY DEPARTMENT Ir: P: S INTELLIGENCE REPORT ... Enolonure: 8 Motograph af Photograph of Dosign 302 (Model) Das1gu 301 (Madel) • 2 views. 1. In connection #ith A visit to Stookholm, Seeders 80 appertmity was afforded to disouas pilotson airaraft matters with numbers ... Edion and Ar. s, Warner, Chief Projeot Enginser• •• The oly mimadle which 1 s Myin; to date 8 the 301, photograph of which ia enol osed, There have been five bullt and several of these ... serial; AC5-1-4 w/oney1201. Up-32-F11A, w/o eno Buord rue. p Priority 1, 2 be M; DECLASSIFIED Authority MAN$17303 CRAbIa ¡VHON VA 211 11 0230002kIAN By Aug HARA Date 722SA

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niantied which have been reparted •ver Swedes Crom unknown dour oe (a) There have been Pout 1,000 absorvations el moldo are reliables These observations not m con rarity at al morel •many reporta have

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Naval Attache, London' O Chief. of Naval Intelligence. Subj: 3 Alleged rockets over Sweden. it/ su •†1: net*4. *ko Rer344.ti (a) ÖNI Sec, Sir. • *0.005 44-+ W. Lordon; nadibly. three: 'or tror ... ioli: %; . *huGon 55 a j*re •vi 6 Deo. 1946 and enolosurea thereto. • of 1'. Sinoe the issue by the Air Ministry of the two papers -1 .: son the alleged rockets over Sweden, references ... tAff. Swedish Air Force officer, which Has been reported in N. A:CANTr *41 . • 'rend be *1, b M #A Swedish Artillery officer 'sighted 'a misalie in an optical range finder and wus able ... motor at LUthe LAte tr ,..churt; •.. twelve metres long, there were wings.". .: o P 1, 'The object was sighted to seaward. ": 3 : T 3 MISTA reap TOP see a air Gone i SOON BE SINAT

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wore only/ conjeo-• *r*B• tures: lol commit. -c: nirz-41, 136-0-40 00 .. ..C /a- 1. : 4• ., h ant bolosuf43 tHoretoD In formulating the above Spind8h on- the alleged rookets, the following items ... addition'to?the BritiShtreports, were taken into consideration: 1. t...a • E7.1: 1 Lh4 suO Do mage u Li: (a') Peenemunde bori. wag a German V-2 development 'center ... Peenemunde, " aided" by German' solentistsled. Ba: 841 g: formerly connected with the project. i ¡ 42143 ...: 0: :: :. fin!. •: 1. pt. at 4/ t a CAnadle. run: -9 (c) It is quite likely that the: Russians ... path of the missile to be over Sweden from well inland to the shore anther line. 1. 1 est bo'20, .1. Cu about andr Cocks de) Anteam 1. 0. 1. /11A0,6 from

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lunt tyo. Mr: 5072 2) robruary 1947 I ton A, Turkish MA roports that Sovletn have b121. 1 C ce capult for Raunching some form of aircraft near fola, cuAcl have brought Into Bulgaria

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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE CENTER INCOMING CLASSIFIED MESSAGE lo. NOT BECRET AMUG Sailo SC D C PARC 2 1°rol; 03 111.0. Rooranentation for AGC Palparte, Sofia; In Mgonio ogd Mr. conv1 tea 1113 : 5072 24 Februory ... been additicnal 3.10. ax of covtet. topops Into Bulgaria during pant 3 monthu. Now blocen arc 1-1-49-EX, B-1-74-XX, D-3-24-XX, 'ahd 07ri t11o 1 ... According 1:0 0..2 RepOrt, Novlet® us 3. 0; wren: lu green shoulder bonvOn and of nyozoatmately regimental eta th 46.3 3 cen morwlug through PloPolv during firet GATS of *2a1.:3 mouth. Conneat ... 3cmra e0 volt no Regiment probobly exaggeration. End Tat.o mag han been relayed to Up Turkey; AF14. 1. i' ACTION: Gon Chomborlin INPO : Gon Spaatz, Adm Loahy, JOS, Adm Mmaltz, Gon Nontad

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February 1947 40 EY LORANDUL FOR CHIEF, AIR INTELLICENCE DIVISION *ELATE BJECT: Daily Activity Report JA 1. Lt. Colonel Barrett and hir. Carroll briefed a special party in aceral Spaatz' office. 2. Submitted

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MUTUA asy Lining up in food queues and worrying over their own personal economic COLIN roblems. * / ON .. 1 de *; b. There is apparently no restriction of radios in Moscow but those Cho Al existence

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WASHINGTON 28 February 1947 MEMORANDUM FOR AC/AS-2 and CNI SUBJECT: Daily Activity Report Stern (CHIP AME : 1 . DiATON CEFICIAL 1. Members of the Defensive Air Branch of this division interviewed ur. Flickinger, Viso Fresident

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OLIVE, Ira Colonel, G. S. Co weary h Chief, Air IntelLigence Division (AC/AS-2 - 0. 1. I.) U 2 1: OMERT E: 303 1

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Stockholm, 3reden Date. 15 April 19.47 Serial. 22-5-47 (Stort nos seres cech sear, 1. 0, 1-43, 2-43) 4 B.I.D, ,0407. From U. S. Naval Attache Monograph Index Guida ... Secret Report No. F161-47, dated 14 Mar 1947. Gi Encli (A) Copy of reference (b), 1. Reforence (a) requested that this office fornard its Sinal opinion regarding the allogod rockets over Sueden ... Swedish torritory. Thie stoptioien la shared by M/A Stockholm's office (reference (b), enclosed} o .07 j?- 1;- * :733 5 390 35 E 4. 17hile it 18 possiblo that a fen captured Garmen ... orecan MID F-2 DITR 32-V F121 F411 grY (3) A 51176 -(SER? 1 1 4 ( at) FIR Erl? +V JaV 31 9. 5 - DECLASSIFIED Authority MAD$57303 By Ag NARA Date

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Stockholn Roport No. 22-9-47 * DE 15 April. 1947 1 a not belloved that any hare landed th Smaden. lonavori, It do quite possible that n fon guided missilee maz. havd dono ovor Suedish

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Wright Fld., Dayton, Ohio Attn TSHLI-2 SUBJECT: Mustorious M, ssiles Reported in Sweden 1. Reference la made to your letter of as above. 17 October 1947, subjoot 2. Information available at this Boadquarters regarding

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Chief of Staff United Statas Mr Force Washington 25, D. C. ATIN: AFOIR, Lt Col George Garrett 1. In connection wilth the investigation of flying disca, Projeot "SIGN, it is believed that the various unidentified

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altitude, from est to west, trailing a 00% thin tail of scow and green 1 lizht. spore -3 They waggled 25 g great 3 • Strange Lights" Sighted Officials as r,isho:1 gheervatory nare unable

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BRITISH SIL BILL OF FUNG" men. 0.. NEAR SOVIET LUNE BRITISH ZONE ALQ. Genem. 10.Al. F. 1: iS 0:307b/4 as 2 " 0.1 .. are " A 20 a one rolan

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UTRECHT, Holland, Sopt.* mmunity. very suspicious about the existence -Utrecht University announced today an honorary degree for 1 Dr. Steebehn, who came to the Eleanor Roosevelt, recogniting4 Jewish houser United States to • conter with wartime

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YORK TIMMS, TUESDAY.| OUNCOUR• 1, 1946. 168 WEATHER CONTROL MARKING FORTY YEARS IN RADIO MORK Nary Forrestal, dovernor Dewey i Mayor O'Dwyer Badel Amit. American Ambassador BY SCIENCE IS SEEN Sarnoti Predict! Weather Control ... shown scant hope that an ade-since he started/ to work in ib04. crown rapidly crest 1 us the Waldorf• Astoria t Holal dome quate. deconse- can be provided. Ouncial of RCA presented ... duty at John Wana• strictions to be placed upon the mall by radio, portable dentists' right 1 question, rimant and to bunk, •Ration, sets that wha enable a a de the dinner included Owns ... must continue to dare These developmenta, cirier as an office boy in the New Impossible in peace 1 fuller the alternative. t devastation York headquarters of the Marcont in to permeate sociely.* 'destruction front: atomis ... Pesos Cited on the seas can collect; and broad- leaders. Thit Not Tet, leadership Avenge 1 cast weather data. Already radar calla for more diriginare exercim Scientisla, Mr. Barnott naud, are spots hurricane, peers into ... ports sk par toss of biological warture phar, :Within minutes naw alec• "But apposonal Is to be 1) more of new triumphs over tronic computing devices can ans• turned to good M this na• that

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AFOIR-RC MEMORANDUM FOR EXECUTIVE, AIR INTEL, REQUIREMENTS DIVISION SUBJECT: SUPPLEMENT to Daily Activity 24 Aug 1948 1. It has been noted in cable brief that Sweden Armed Force C in C, General Jung

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these phane zaponahility for the investiga north his value do obtain ay sadoration relative to thie appreciate 1 a nder Project mart, 16 wald be o project with aphanis on technical saplinations. INTELLIGENCE Ta hoping ... upper left-hand corser ad this letter. This procedure facilitates RITT prompt handling of your communication.. 1 Yours very traly, PROC. 4 IMPro PING • UNCLASSIFIED USAT † OTHER COMMANDS WILL LINE OUT ORGANIZATIONAL TITLE Actg

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PArIPTaph. Lin mdarera a Las or left Doom last of trport m À2 Fom :lie Part Il.) 1. The Swodish Defense Staff has no Dr 00! that any unidentified flyizg objects, missiles or vehicles

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aztence parcoraph. Lie indorures al loua left. Begin tert of report m A 7 Forra ::? -Put IL.) 1. With reference to request dated 16 JanuarY 1949, Control No. DA-204, and revised by our cable

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Germany. .: 10: Director of Intelligence, DCS/0 Headquarters. USAP ATIN: ir Intelligence Washington 25, D. C. AF5 7286 1. Reference is made to classified Specific Request for Information, Control No. AMC 987, Headquarters USAF, 8 Larch ... Zone received by this beadquarters will immediately.be forwarded, FOR THE DEPUTI CEMENT OF STAFF, ITLLIGENCE: 2 Inels 1. 7020th CIU Investigation, Brant Ha hul BROOKS N BOOKER JE 18 February 1949 Ha jar USAP

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semi• over southern Sweden, pro- Ing over northern Finland Ave . 13, 1446 ird the Kola peninsula ol :1 a. 1C second rocket bomb n two They Land at 3 Points Is streaked over • Stockholm

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colour was Snight Another, report says yellow when & appeared over object similar in shape to rocket orison, 1 d swiftly changed to a WaS seen travelling slowly in : of Hi tremendollareded steady Northern Sweden ... apapers are requesting people observed the phenomenon to V SWEDISH-DENIAL: to the headquarters of the Ar/ 1 Are. BeS oree and to look out for wreck- No British, Radar Experts ONER Object resembling ... Mavelcoter ERE TE TELL KAY Guardian SWEDEN'S 300" OCKET REPORTS LONdON. A achy Velez 178 - 1:7 Toky 3 0 1946 Rug. 17, 1946 E137 UTHERN APPROACH rom Our Own Correspondent ISLEORMH WINDOWS BROKEN ... 1pleted at the end of the war. a rocket: during the night. Reuter,, " is a utritain 1

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found that the rockets | ate some motcor-liko phenomena. FIT M F: 1

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JUly 1 l 1444 Tours f.I 129 SWEDE REPORT HINTS SOVIET ROCKET TESTS Stookholm, July 11,-(AP) --Abin- Ing minallen moon in the inat twenty- tour hours trinveling al KInAt niti- tudo w.lth high apaod

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1. New York Timel DUly 28 1946 P. 34 130 Swedes Curb Fiying Bomb News STOCKHOLM, Sweden, July 37 UP--A limited consorship has been imposed on information concerning [unidentified missiles--believed to be flying

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Super Rocket: in Arctic Wild. BY HENRY WALES. •(Hap page, 2): (Olicase Tribane Frames Sarrice)* PARIS, Aug. 1 - Reporta ros Stockholm. of flying bombs an giant rockets passing over Swede toward Arctic targets have moke

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territory. provements. not be' provided with. Important The reports were received in this [The Va rocket has 1 data. Oncial quarters declined to country by tellable sources with| tally more than 100 miles SA Japeculate

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metal parts of rockets : which were seen to explode recently. One of the metal pieces 1 said about six inches long and to bear fragments of letters and Agures from ROCKETS OVER manufacture markings

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flamo passing the development of long rangel He sald he was • expressing an estimated height of between 1,500 guided rocket., weapons, It WAs opinion and not the army's.' and 3,000 feet ... produced Fallon in Swedenihave vet been lound. Im- but in the for North one 1 I reporied by entists - and technicians. provements, I several trustworthy witnesses to have The superiority of Russian rocket

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remotely' controlled missiles.! alet of the Swedish Defense able to make any statemont, ny it Since July 1, newspapers have new and serious stage. taff, Col. C. I. S. Kempf. anld ... knowledge and experi-|S Irace the aource of rockets that ence of coke • and other common * : : : FO 1 Sat ace nt the diaposal of Swediah have ›cen falling on Swedish terri• materials. • • uthoritics in case ... known that the missiles actually landed In Sweden, Military , authorities. sald I Caleare Tribes Frees Service 1 ' •the, missiles evidently passed; over LONDON. Sept. 5- Four mys. Sweden In a huge curve.. Some ... ports , indicated , the objects car- over Gretce the night of red a device for jself-destruction, Sept. 1, the date of the plebb. and military experts pald-some ap- scite on the return ot exiled ... parently: had exploded in the alt. King George 1., it was dia The 'longeat 'aight of 'any of the closed today 'by Greek Pretnier missiles, so. far, as military 'experts Constantin Taaldari», One could; determine

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with great speed at low altitude, tact wis broken and the Matenins the report said. post "heard 1 crash,": the sews- Following. "bombardment" quoting investigators, Te the missiles Sunday the Swedish! ported. ..Army .dispatched experts ... undoubtedly "pure flights •of imagination." "Many who told crashes are even eat the eract pi • found 16 1 rations to find •tha start mid AG 14 He did not. bowever, deny the phenomena were rockets

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been observed over this country at frce •ent in• tervals of late, and military officials belleve Sweden 1: in a target arca for exporiments with remotely con- trolled missiles, launched, perhaps, from the German Baltic

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using radar in full view of the projectile, 4 fight againat the mysterious managed to ret 1 clear view of the Isalles that have been flying over , bomb's hody and ratimato that It • country ... STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug. The General Btaft received more UP. -The Swedish Army today An 1,000 report on the rocket runhed experta to three points in mha last night and this morning. : Central Aweden where

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1 2, 13 1146 Hundreds of Mystery Rockets 'AI THE WASHINGTON POST: A aye Swedes Unperturbed : Monday Augur 12. 145 Stockholm, Aug. 11 UP.- Ghost described, as a small object wilh 139 skets--mysterious spool ... appreciable sound.: iger doubt that the country is in Only target area for, experimentation, 1n few cases 1 it known; that the missiles actually landed in, h remotely controlled missiles.. Sweden. Military authoritles said ... Since July 1, newspapers have blished reports the missiles evidently passed over: the Aying bails nearly every day. • Sweden in a huge curve. Some re ports indicated the objects car- Between July 9 and July ... against Sweden. 113 general, the what racket So ROCKET Norway. Unconfirmed rumors said the :: 3. From Pare 1 Russians were experimenting withi AV. IZ 0.5 plosions have left hard, black metali rockets and flying bombs

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ZONE H.Q. Germany time over the Lingen-Meppen, area of the Dutch frontier. Officers and Rocket over. 1 Tuesday. *P.m.. What described as a DaL DE other ranks reported seeing several! Are " has been ... fruitless. and French see -B.OR. 18:9.46 ' al 'ball of fire' PARIS, Saturday.-What is de- scribed 1 a ball of fire was seen travelling in south-westerly| direction near Chateauroux. in Western France

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State bot mirare but reali The denunciation formed fated candidate campaigb, once : were high of 1 now serial « dedicated st and thap dropped to record low systematic exposure of the 1 to Get Views Hovel ... ctory that year ticket cted. Brisbane than • major general; United States Senator, to «well the I.. 1. •tIp aa-tania-IS Farolly Tor w In Polition ballot in New York. City, with

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TINES. PARIS, Sept. 5-The schedule of tomorrow's peace conference ATHENS AIR SHOW activities: From Page 1 10 A. M.-Italian Political and Territorial Commission; Eco- Continued From Pare 1 l received from

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atoM. tastern Macedonia and dis- id: over the isle of Thassos appearance of *luminous body rocket; reported 1' resembling a' squash racket" in the day dying over Phit. Indian heavens and rumors of high- Sesding

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pettedt by the Delical to have passed about to miles; west of Galentka.-Router. 3210 French • 1 - : seo :. • ball of fire' PARIS. Saturday.-What is de-J scribed as ball oi 19 44: 3000 trioling

DECLASSIFIED • REPRODIGED AI 110: BARK SIOL NAD 755C1C Authonty. By 1-6 NARA Dale: 25/ 1/67 40 33 1 OW WAR DEPARTMENT CLASSIFIED MESSAGE CENTER INCOMING CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 50 POL SHARET PUS SLOP SOo TARGPURASE ... Department for NUI 31: 453 16 Auguat 1946 213 22 21 CAS MAgIcs pounded over Norvny 2).1. olghted v1 Chi.. MAQ 25 mile rodlun of 020.o, One glarod on July lith ... 1 CEy Um. 2.13th.. (no of aboyo headed past. other Civo golnf nor tit. Fo 1311 18ch noported very low othern h.1 rain 1.30 67.J.ght. Spced reportod 03 "Lighting To: i' and omitting ... flery 3701.3 bui: 11,0 other doscription and m0 perio recovered. Rot ourod :1:6 •C 29 july. Another re. ]leble nource repozin bro pouree CArGO from Russian tor? story eno lometora onnt: of Lola ... Jovenon on Rubsion.3102- veg.!an boudor at 23354 beh July. Manilon appeared to ¡1: 35 notors Long wich oxhuuns : ' Lame of 30 maters. Very r bocp ascent but oconnd 1;0 travel mouthengtuard, Roouvad

NAIMHIAL/32.10.19. By_£ß NARA DalE 28/2/07 d 4/ 105784 /G GEN SEMIA (da WALL Nuc 10 2.1 1 0 246 17 GEN. CAM th 1: G f ge E / 8 GEN. CHAUNCEY

beins used? C. What radiua of action 1a being attained? D, Is thair accuracy Imova acd 1/ 30, peat 13 1 u and bou vas it attained? AC D. Hoat are technical details

detonator ani R8370 voo.r müro00 gl.cam of Light". 30. Toy Vannlone Konlend 1.200 hr1183 rockot reported girlien 1 y BiLaRony : vowEDPpOC vOpoet uo furthor topsoc inform.:;i.on. 2';. July Riggi Morin) roport in ofternoon

Auguet 1.946 Pollowing information frou in jon 9. Wemmerntreon,' Cucdish har Officer ou official 3 1 y vinit led air ecleira* dog licacon. About; pon Mains bonte have apaned over Swedial cominour. most: oncoming from ... moat bombs com: rom vicinity Poencmunde, jomo 1137. F have nome from Boviet maltic contad nycen. Only 1 bomb potted 03 curving coard vost: and enter:ing Norway, c0.1 othero curved towards oent ... medio controller and carry no war heed. bui: are saif destroying. Most Gravel an, nihitude of nbout 1,000 meters hut have bcon scon n.a lov 2n: 5 mctera. Velocity 400 to 600 kalonotara ... Hido aprond aco:103 Mopoi.t Day Sovigin of Kola Peninsula (7) 2), where w:i.ni.nr G1 MI 1:30.7 (20 A1t!; 86) GEN. MARONALD TOU 1208037:0 GEN. EVEREST Cor M/0 5 % 990 THE MAKING

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SECRET TOU EstOp OSS Toge 2 Tro: MA Moncov. Russio ser Nocon Mr: MAX 50693 1,0 August 1946 activition arg being developed poseibly Uranium (E -h) , Soviets restored and are operating German experimento. underground ... workta j.32 laves Mountains, vloinity Nordhaupon (E.) . M/A comment: Host lounching belleved from Peenomundo. Wh1:1 e opertmentation probably banic reason, silonce of Soviet preas and continuance bombs over Svoden after world publicity suggests additioul

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other equipment registered readings, but gave no clue as to the nature of the objects." Over 1,000 reports have been sifted. The communiqué says that "fragments" found turned out to be ordinary alag.: SWEDES

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Agine bomes AD moving at mical speed from case Lordow SwU SAY EXPRESSiO weSt,--S.U.P. 20.9 46 1 -ruG~1940

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have been Dying over Sweden, linco May. A 'spociali communiqué, de- clared that 80 per cent of 1,000 toporta on rocketa could bo attributed! to "celestial phe- nomena,", but that radar aquip- then

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italian Perhaps the "Russian hail" was that it might have been breaking nomenon had occurred was 1 government has ordered an investi- sued by the Weather Buream, gation. only stray meteor or two magnified ... over Bakera- field and Burbank reported the Police and the Highway Safety Bureau dented that any accident 1 huve talked to muny people here mysteries of science. How many yuara about the flying bombs. Some

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because they were Unidentified, they were Flying, and they gave every indication of being Objects. An estimated 1,500 reports were made to the Swedish Defence Staff, making this a major event in UFO history ... expanded the number of known sightings in the summer of 1947 from 700+ to more than 1,500. And added large chunks of the globe to the scope of the wave. He has brought this

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Campbell, Glenn - Area 51 Viewer's Guide.pdf

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Tikaboo Peak paloTilsay Ann go - - 4-- DO A - and Badger Mtn. Roservoi WARNING: Gray 07:33 00 1 10 SOULL areas are now off limits Obey all posted signsl 21ab00 TaD ROBO White Sidos Signa ... Cammo Dudes Ridge Road Block Map by Glenn Campbell, 7/95 Arga Slans, 030 A S Scale 1:100,000. (Each square is one mile.) **od 1100 Rocks "Se *e, Restricted Area 20 TJ383x

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Tonopah Nellis Bombing and Gunnery Range CEDAR • Reveille Peak Worthington Range CALENTE CALIENTE WEST 71S EC-WEST 1% • Rachel The F COYOTE NORTH Student ( Caliente COYOTE • Crystal S COYOTE SOUTH Bald N DREAM NEVADA

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compared to the aircraft strobes.) could be determined. (Their size in the drawing reflects their relative intensity •'•**,,,*,, *, *, * * 1

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Secrecy Oversight Council. Since that time, he The Canmo Dudes are here." Mark Richards, photographer, and 1 follow dish gardens, control towers and a handful of 737's. has translated a dogged, computer hacker esprit

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crosses from the NTS to Groom Lake. Frenchman Dry Lake. Site of numerous airburst tests during 1 the testing program, This site is visible only at the higher elevations of Mt. Stirling. Papoose Dry Lake

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USGS 1:100,000 Maps of S. Nevada

aficionado are essential: the Nevada state highway map (free) $4). The next most useful map is USGS 1:100,000 state topographic map and then the Nevada Ghost To Nevada Highway Map The standard tourist

ridge ! E 90° Voc ES F60 Bald Mtn. 269° * cLEry Mallbox"ROad+ - PEOY Yo On Go. 50. 1 se 8 M % 1% 270° g 135° 1.10° goo XoquEn ... 1 SET*- - - 0881- 18400 * or her Vegas

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Evans, Hilary - Ancient Astronauts.pdf

space, space ships and space people. The Earth planet must rejoin the Interplanetary Brotherhood, and quickly ! 1 [p. 240] WHITE, Peter The past is human Angus & Robertson / Sydney / 1974 Prehistorian demonstrates that there

could not be divulged without danger'. 32 Glozel ('incontestably authentic' ) 49 ETs probably came from Venus, because (1) legends say so and (2) proliferation of carbon dioxide there would make blood blue... AN RO levitation

only $3.95" Vol 3/no 4 14 F02000% N 9 Baghdad battery The great Martian civilisation Earth Base 1 ([in the Andes, where else ?] The AA zone Phobos ancient UFO (Oberg) Starspeak - language of the space

past, it seems reasonable to look for hitherto unsuspected or acknowledged causes. A proposes [p. 10] : 1 Earth was originally a comet 2 Mankind is at least 12 million years old 3 Other civilisations preceded

Stanzas of Dyzan Ezekiel 103 Bible anomalies 120 Evolution from space DEM, Marc Les Juifs de 1'espace (The lost tribes from outer space) Albin Michel / Paris 1974 Bantam NY / 1977 'The Jews come from ... skies which are described in the Bible actually have been what modern science terms UFOs ? 1 [wrapper] Evidently the answer

terms of ET visitations. WILLIAMSON, George Hunt Secret places of the lion Spearman / London 1959 1 'History is rewritten in these pages in the light of translations from very ancient manuscripts preserved in the great

2/no 1 14 Raven rattle, American Indian artifact 16 Zimbabwe 20 Golem & other androids 28 Suspended animation in Egypt 32 The elves lost race or ET ? 35 (advt) "I have discovered the Scientific Law which ... Alchemy 44 ET links of Uri Geller 26 Blood of the gods [Rh Negative] Vol 3/no 1 18 Rampa ['Everything in all his books is absolutely true'] 22 Mars (Wilson) 28 The case for biological

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Evans, Hilary - Annotated catalogue of UFO books.pdf

splendidly Fortean vanishing hosepipe. Authors include Adamski, Jessup &c. The Bender mystery confirmed Saucerian, 1962 SC/OS / 100p 1 illus Anthology of feedback from readers of FS / 3 men. Whether or not it was done

they form isosceles triangles more often than chance would expect by a factor of 1000 to 1, of which proves that Those Responsible know what they're doing. This leads to even more amazing findings

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fairly archetypal nut. Essential reading for all Allende buffs. ................................................. Luis GONZAGA Scortecci de Paula Mensagens extraterrestres : 1 : os bastidores da experiencia humana Hyperspaço, Sao Paulo, Brasil, 1984 Portuguese / SC / 184p bib / illus Occult / metaphysical / spiritual

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phenomenon and rode uneasily but for a while successfully on its back. Lujan ZNICZ Niezname Obiekty Latajace 1 - Pojawienie sie i zasieg czasowo-przestrzenny zjawiska (1983) 2 - Nol jako fenomen psychospoleczny (1985) 3 - Nieznane Obiekty

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Private, Liège, 1987 French / SC/OS / 66p / illus Two useful catalogues with intelligent commentary, on alleged UFO observations (1) associated with space flights and (2) attributed to astronomers. Excellent and well-documented surveys reflecting the author

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copies) of this contactee account which won popularity thanks to its message of Love and Brotherhood ('Amor 1 Confraternidad'). No doubt the news that there are no soldiers or policemen on Ganimede was well received

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account of the experience is awesome in its implications: even a conservative estimate would have it that 1+ million American citizens are abductees, and all without the authorities being aware of what is going

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eminent ufologues from Provence: brief accounts of more than a hundred local cases, grouped into (1) BOLs etc (2) strange objects (3) strange machines (4) entity cases. There iS an introduction and a historical survey

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amount of message-peddling. Peter WOOD The Taos saucer story Private, Taos NM, 1979 Booklet / 16p / illus 1 Pleasingly produced and elegantly written little book supporting the thesis that UFOs are involved in cattle mutilation

publication dates would also be significant, but that would be very complicated to calculate. 1950 7 1951 1

usefulness. UFOs and the Extraterrestrial contact movement; a bibliography Scarecrow, Metuchen NJ, 1986 HC 2 vols 1-810 + 811-1298p / indexes / some / illus When it first appeared, this was hailed as the ultimate reference

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simplistic, is intelligently and attractively done. Julien WEVERBERGH with Ion HOBANA UFOs in Oost en West. Deel 1 : Vligende Schotels ; een nieuwe visie Ankh-Hermes, Deventer NL, 1973 Dutch HC 268p / bib / refs / illus / General

BENSON UFOs and other craft ; a diatonic field of propulsion Page Research Library Special Report no 1, Rome OH, 1978 Booklet 28p / illus Pilot turned engineer applies his 'principle of energy transiency' to the problem

that's the best one can say .............................................................. Isabelle BLANC - see CASTELLO Zbigniew BLANIA-BOLNAR Obecnosc UFO - Tom 1 & Tom 2 Mtodziezowa Agencja Wydawnicza, 1988 Polish / SC 189 + 197 p bib illus Impressive-looking work whose

wave in depth. Source references and other documentation are supplied, including maps, plans, photographs and sketches. [1] contains a comprehensive introduction and chapters on specific aspects, [lI] is fully cross-indexed by witness name

Howard V CHAMBERS UFOs for the millions Bell, NY, Sherbourne, LA, 1967 HC 158p GB 1 Bailey, 1968 (Reissued as The facts on the Flying Saucer controversy) Fair and balanced introduction, covering cults and contactees

COLEMAN The unidentified Warner, NY, 1975 PB / 272p / bib / index The authors propose two Laws of Paraufology: (1) The UFO mystery IS primarily subjective and its content primarily symbolic, and (2) the 'objective' manifestations

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ecee.ce...e.................................... Boris CRISTOFF La astrologia sobre el fenomeno O VNI Kier, Buenos Aires, 1978 Spanish 1 SC 199p Given the unpromising approach, a well-planned and intelligently executed study which acknowledges Gauquelin's findings

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less valid ? Should we be angry at such cynical exploitation, or enjoy the spectacle 1.......anner...................... Adrian VANCE UFOs, the eye and the camera Barlenmir House, NY, 1977 HC 150p bib / index illus

indeed of human nature in general ! Flying Saucers close-up Saucerian, Clarksburg WV, 1970 HC/OS / 224p 1 illus 'Spacemen urged the author to compile this book, supplied much of the information and approved the work

Stefan DENAERDE' [pseudonym] Buitenaardse beschaving : De planeet larga Kluwer, 1969 Dutch / HC/ 217p / illus English: [1] (as science fiction) Operation survival Earth, Pocket Books, 1977, PB [2] (as fact) (with Wendelle STEVENS) UFO contact from

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Downing (qv) can be taken very seriously by other ufologists. (Ferriz, director) Los OVNI atacan [Biblioteca OVNI - 1] Universo, Mexico, 1984 Spanish / PB / 165p / illus Run-through such UFO material as seems to suggest hostile

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Recommended. Piero MANTERO Compendio di Ufologia Editruce Italia Letteraria, Milano, 1980 Italian SC 123+p / illus Part 1 is a general survey of issues in UFO investigation: Part 2 is a study

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mental magicians'. Well, it's & lively read compared with catalogues of sightings... W McGINNIS Project Red book (1) In ages past (2) Ezekiel's vision (3) Invasion Earth (4) The science

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same time they are so much less than they might - and should - have been. (Coral and Jim)1 Flying Saucer occupants Signet, NY, 1967 PB / 215p / table of sightings / illus GB NEL, 1968 Later expanded

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effects from UFOs NICAP, Washington DC, 1969 SC/OS / 80p / chronological list / index illus Valuable reference source on (1) physiological effects (2) occupants (3) animal reactions (4) physical evidence LORE - see also KEYHOE Coral

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William D LEET - see JAQUES Georges LEHR - see MICHEL Dalila et Gérard LEMAIRE Les OVNIs de 'Apocalypse [1] Les armées du Ciel [2] Les temps d'abomination [3] Les enfants de Belial Editions des Archers

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account of a meeting with denizens of another world David & Charles, Newton Abbot (GB), 1979 HC 96p 1 bib / illus of Recently discovered manuscript tells of an encounter with aliens in 1871. L wrote

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material, this will serve as a valuable reference. - with August ROBERTS UFO photographs around the world : vol 1 / vol 2 UFO Photo Archives, 1986 HC / 256 + 256p / chronological catalogue illus throughout Though some

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book. [STENDEK] (Editorial team of journal) Si : están aproximacion cientifica a los O VIs, volumes 1 and 2 Editorial 7½, Barcelona, 1978 Spanish / SC / 243 + 316p refs illus While it lasted, Stendek was Spain

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soap-opera froth the authors relinquish all claim to be taken seriously. General NAGATA Contact through cameras - 1 Contact through cameras - 2 Tokyo, 1977 and later Japanese (no 1 bi-lingual) HC/SC / 20p, 48p illus

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last book. Max B MILLER Flying Saucers - fact or fiction Trend. Los Angeles, 1957 GB 1 Bird

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Evans, Hilary - Author indexes to Argosy UFO etc.pdf

TRUE FS/UFOs Quarterly / 1 TRUE FLYING SAUCERS & UFOs QUARTERLY : author index WILLIN | lIlIE Anonymous The Saucers still fly! TR. 1.6 Capturing UFOs on film (Jaroslaw photo) TR. 1.8 (see also Fink) The Peruvian flying plate ... submersibles in Loch Ness TR.3.20 The Green Fireball mystery TR.3.38 Alien UFOs prowl Sardinian skies TR.4.12 [IFOs] 1 -How to separate UFOs from saucers TR. 4.20 2 When the sundog goes down, the moondog comes

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physical evidence of UFOs 1.10.34 And now a word from the aliens .11.20 The Lubbock lights (1951) 1. 12.28 UFO pictures that nobody wanted (Gribovski,1974) 2.1.20 The truth about the 1957 UFO flap

Saga's UFO Report 1 SAGA'S UFO REPORT : author index LILLIAN I lIE HELLOU [Articles with absolutely no relevance to UFOs are not listed. Where articles are co-authored, listing is under first-named ... therefore to articles which appear to be receiving their first publication. Dates of publication are approximately : Vol 1

Official UFO 1 OFFICIAL UFO author index WIll HI [The first issue is dated May 1975. Under the editorship of Bernard O'Connor (from start through 1.12) and Dennis Hauck (through 2.6) the journal maintained

EVans pHiloo Argosy UFO 1 ARGOSY UFO : author index I ILLNE MIME INHIBI [ This seems to have been a spin-off from the regular Argosy. After an 1975 Annual, seemingly a one-off, it began ... appear regularly from July 1976 (first not numbered, but subsequently vol 1 #2 &c) to July 1977, with an annual at the end of 1977, and an issue dated winter 1977/1978. There may have been

Edward Why don't the damn things swim so we can turn them over to the Navy ? 1 TF. 1.36 Smiley, Charles The 9.05 from Mars is late TF. 2.30 Solomon, Leslie This faster-than

Flying Saucers UFO reports / 1 FLYING SAUCERS UFO REPORTS author index AHHHHHHHI Though not strictly a pulp zine, and mercifully free of advertising, FSUR is similarly made up of one-off articles, So is usefully

Flying Saucers & UFOs / 1 FLYING SAUCERS AND UFOs : author index I BILL BEAU Anonymous From coast to coast, the saucers still fly FU. 2.10 South Hill saucer scare (April 1967) FU. 2.18 Science fiction comes

Beyond Reality / 1 BEYOND REALITY : UFO articles LILLIAN HIllIE Beyond Reality sought to cover the whole paranormal scene, and included a proportion of UFO articles ; but evidently reader interest in them grew so strong that

Hayden 'I have seen a UFO ! ' admits Jimmy Carter 1.3.8 'UFOs have interacted with mankind throughout history ! 1 claims Brad Steiger 2.3.28 People who report UFOs (what happens to them) 2.3.47 UFOs villains

Ideal's UFO Magazine / IDEAL'S UFO MAGAZINE author index | LILLIALL [Issue #1 is dated March 1978 : it was issued quarterly. # 13 (Feb 1981) is not numbered ; # 14 (May 1981) is numbered only inside. Some ... still covering up UFOs ! 2.10 Drucker, Ronald The Pacific Northwest special target for UFOs 1.42 Viking 1's evidence : space aliens are on Mars 2.24 What happens to people who sight UFOs (psychological & psychic after

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Evans, Hilary - Ball Lightning in the wider context.pdf

usually in the range 10-40cm with a duration of between one and 10 seconds.' (1) The use of 'Ball Lightning' as a label identifying a category of anomalous phenomena is justifiable on grounds

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Vizotum 1993 / Hilary Evans 17 1 : physical parameters We would start with such measurable or at any rate, estimatable - parameters as size duration and luminosity It would be useful to know how wide-ranging

tent. Looking out from his sleeping bag, he saw a 'bright yellow blob' floating about 1 m from the ground. It disappeared into a climber's sleeping bag. The man screamed in pain. The ball

stretches any conventional idea of BL. For convenience' sake have categorised these as to whether they seem (1) to be atmospheric in nature (2) or to occur in an aerial context

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What are the odds on spotting a UFO Computer evidence of Hawaian UFO photographs BR. 10.42 UU. 1. 32 • T have seen a UFO admits Jimmy Carter

over Nuremberg in 1561 . 1.5.36 Robert Schwier photos (1974) F. 1.8.22 UFO fleet over Washington DC (1952) 1. 1.9.12 UFO over Hawaii (Nakayama photo, 1974) F. 1.12.32 Muylderman and Vita photographs OF. 1.13.32 Voss, Garland

BAFFLING QUESTIONS! THE SHOCKING ANSWERST FLYING SAUCERS & NO. 1 $1.25 UFOs PDC 59352-6 QUARTERLY THE SAUCERS STILL FLY! Him & Her: UFO Travel Agents "THE THING" That Stalked Westminster Strangers in Black: WHO, OR WHAT

FLYING SAUCERS & UFOS QUARTERLY, so I have not included them here. ID = IDEAL'S UFO MAGAZINE Issue #1 is dated March 1978 it was issued quarterly. # 13 (Feb 1981) is not numbered

Edward 'Why don't the damn things swim - so we can turn them over to the Navy ?1

Keel, John A Interview (Blum) SA.5.1.36 'Flying saucers were here before man !1 : interview (Bond) ARA.1977.39 Occupants : fake or fact ? FS.2.57 Astronauts report UFOs in outer space FS.4.10 Are UFOs using the Earth

Unidentified submersibles in Loch Ness TR.3.20 Green Fireball mystery TR.3.38 Alien UFOs prowl Sardinian skies TR.4.12 [IFOs] 1 -How to separate UFOs from saucers TR.4.20 2 When the sundog goes down, the moondog comes

England SA.3.3.4 UFO crisis in India SA.6.4.24 The Pacific Northwest- special target for UFOs ID. 1.42 Viking 1's evidence space aliens are on Mars ID. 2.24 What happens to people who sight UFOs ? (psychological

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Gross - Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse.pdf

that it is the general aasumption that they have a new kind of radio-directed weapon. It 1• suggested that the Russians have found incomplete Gerzan weapons about which there was so much talk ... phases of the war, end that they are trying to perfect these weapons by experienting with thea 1 over Swedish territory. SKAANSKA DAGOLADET continues: 'But a scientist who has seen one is of the opinion ... been a so-called 'coll of cloud' froa the tornado,• (Stockholm, Swedish lone Service, August 16, 1946, 1:00 p.s. EST; PB IB Daily Report for August 19, 1946.) PA report from Gooteborg say that

that though pomsible, At to hintly immanbehle that these phenomena which continue to be nanowend davan C4. 1* 1: to time are due to other than natural canon ploy pupale: agination. This opinion 19 strengthened

February. Swedish Colonel Westergard. An Intelligence report by U.S. Naval Attache Capt. J.B. Pearson, Jr., dated February 1 7th. was submitted to Washington. It said it part: "During the conversation on guided missiles Colonel Westergard ... missiles which have been reported over Sweden from an unknown source: a.) There have been about 1,000 observations of which about 40% are reliable. These observations are not necessarily of different missiles, as many ... sighted a missile in his optical range finder and was able to follow it for about 1½ minutes. It was in approximately level flight at about 8,000 meters distance and was reported as being

Serial_ ..._at Stockholm, Sweden Date (cont new seres each yea, l. 0, 1-45, 2-45 B.I,D. .0407. From U. 9. Naval Attache See O. A. 1. Inter Quido. Monogra; Indax Guide ... guada: 15 fi30 ory paugai? pea Encl: (A) Copy of reference (b). 1. Reference (a) requested that this office fornard its final opinion regarding the alleged rockots over Sneden. 2. To date no evidonce ... Swedes have no tangible evidence or ovon photographs to prove that ouch missiles havo passed * 10''.1 83 L over Snodish territory. This skopticism 1s shared by M/A Stockholm's office (reference (b), onelosed ... 1-31- 453 for captured Garnan 7-2's or other Russian- a up us;o suot launched guided missiles may hava 'gone astray and landed in Baltic vatora, 1.6 'Thile it 10 possiblo that

portile win Cola, e DO:CI EST ANY ILO0 EST M 1107. - 10/14 Lanana due widerocitemes eat 1 1 3 by Punst paid, canst ath fam must ruin alpat : 46! acum. meni, guidnty, but rear ... foul as ipet Case pant to starlo'ofan. * Alias ezooi Tus: vs w2 1 got unipodit chad. Platamira aven fory 1. 9 • (tIl. co m clac- asans)! llor

threw what dE ANY. at the missile could not have come An ordnance official atated whom. 1 kay." decorative. emphatically that the substance from the in? imbeds de on AMe parade, pround, cyge, thousb Portland

FLARES 5/S Placo of observation s 50 miles from Datch coast 520 -21 4 020 670 1 SO A 1, PA ASO SENES BL Numbor of objoota MORE O DANN Dietanco of objoct tram obnorvor

very high speed, and disappeared towards the northwest. • (Stockholm, Swedish Home Service, July 16, 1946, 1:00 p.m. EST L; FBI Daily Roport for July 17, 1946) APPROVED FOR RELEASE Date A... undouZZ

FIFTH HORSEMAN OF THE APOCALYPSE UFOS: A HISTORY 1947 January 1 st June 23rd SUPPLEMENTAL NOTES By Loren E. Gross Copyright © 2000 Fremont CA "UFOs are the Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse." Dr. Lincoln

west, but before disappearing, it had a northresterly course." (Stock.ola, Skewish loww Service, July 15, 1946, 1:30 p.c. EST -L; FaN3 Daily Roport for July 19, 1946.) "A corning nexspaper (unnamed) writes Loaay thet ... object descended at colossal speed and crashed into the lake. " (Stockhola, Swecish Hane Service, August 14, 19L6, 1:00 p.m. LST; 313 Cally Report for August

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April. Tucson, Arizona. (about 1:20 p.m.) The following information was given Dr. James McDonald via a phone call on August 3, 1947, from a Mrs. E.G. Rawlins. She was 52 at the time

p.37. January 1945. p.35. April 1945. p.35. Bitters, Richard. p.38. Bloecher, Ted. p.18. 4 May 45. p.35. 1 June 45. p.35. Bombay, India. pp.32,36. 9 July 45. p.35. Boon, Dr. J.D. p.34. Bornholm Island

being spherical and had a ratio of diameter to the thickness of approx- mately 10 to 1, appearing thicker in the center, but this could not be positively ascertained. judged the object

Walter Alexander Mincz (name changed from Minczewski). My address is 301 North Confederate Ave., Sandston, Virginia. 1 am employed as Meteorological Technician by the U. S. Weather Bureau at Byrd Field, Sandston, Virginia. As this ... know the date. You gave the month as April. I am not even sure 1€ this is correct aS no entry was made on the weather forms. I do recall, however, that the incident occurred

Manitou Springs, Colorado. (12:15 p.m. 1:15 p.m.) This document is from Dr. J. Allen Hynek's personal files: (Also, see page 30) "I. Description of incident. During their lunch period ... estimated. It did ap- pear higher than the top of Manitou Mountain which is some 1,000 feet high- er than the city. No definite shape could be determined even with

object, It of the city. It was far too high to WAS at 8 height of about 1,500 leet." be a fireworks display. Kolaba resident said that an ob• BEHRAM MEHTA. Ject which ... small stars Was big 860 travelling from south-west to east in the sky for about 1½ minutes shining very bighly

metallic appearance, but not extremely shiny. As it was viewed in the theodolite 1€ appeared to be domed on the top, but theodolites invert images, so it may be that he was only looking ... case of which I have knowledge. The other occurred at Yuma, Arizona on February 4, 1953 at 1:50 p.m. I have obtained confirmation from the Yuma Weather Bureau office. In that instance two white

shaken; midnight. It lasted for about a half hour. Be- A7730 S, on the evening of June 1, 1945, a ginning as a ball of fire of which grew larger, the something whizzed through ... Literary Digest for Nov. 7, 1925. On May 10, 1944, press dispatches: are about the size of 1 toy balloon, strange light in the sky at Mexico, Mo. A color, move about, of residents

stayed in the sky for over an hour." (xx.) (xx.) U.S. Air Force BLUE BOOK files. Reel #1. Incident

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Houran, James - A search for meaning in the Ramey document.pdf

1 Introduction In early July of 1947 an airborne object crashed on a ranch in the New Mexico desert during violent thunderstorm. It was discovered by a rancher, Mac Brazel, and the debris was described

definitive answer that is evidence-based from either side of the fence. James Houran June 1

Atomic Bomb suggestion condition (and hence reflect priming). Table 3 shows that three individuals (or < 1%) in the Atomic Bomb condition perceived > 7 words. That statistic does not seem to be of any practical concern

memo portion of the photograph where the text is visible. Specifically, participants viewed four high-resolution images: (1) a negative of the memo portion of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram photograph, (2) an 8x10 enlargement

have even been known to alter their own solutions over time (cf. Houran & Randle, 2002, Table 1, pp. 56-57). These facts are quite curious if key text of the Ramey document is as unambiguous ... some investigators insist. Consequently, Houran and Randle seem justified in their conclusions that (1) some of the document is legible and perhaps even interpretable with continued study, but that (2) priming and expectancy effects

obtain the files that I sent to you (p3tr1, p3tr2, p3tr5, p3trcol and p4col). I. PREPROCESSING 1) Selection of a region of interest (512 x 512 pixels) in the original files. For that operation ... following) into a grey scale (named image B in the following). II. FILTERING PROCESS OF IMAGE B 1) Computation of the spectrum (Fast Fourier Transform: FFT) of B. 2) Strong attenuation of the periodic spatial

summary, the goals of the project were to: 1. Determine whether the available scans of the Ramey Memo can be successfully manipulated in accordance with state-of-the-art and standardized computerized methodology. 2. Develop

decipher many words. Still, the findings generally supported our expectations and they also revealed surprises. Table 1 gives the Spearman rank-order correlations between the variables measured in this study. Participants' ages and degree ... these conditions elicited significantly more words than in the blind control condition (M = 1.6, SD = 1.32). Table 1. Spearman rank-order correlations between measures in the study 3. 4. 5. 6. . Age 2. Gender ... scale 6. Number of words .11* 15 .66** .78** .35* deciphered ° Men scored as 1, women as 2. Score ≥ 30, Score

same words in the same positions by ufologists (e.g., "remains," "weather balloons," "land:" see Table 2, column 1). Likewise, participants in the Atomic Bomb Condition spent an average of 16 minutes trying to decipher

copy of the document. In our opinion, the main value in pursuing research on this document is (1) to provide additional data to refine current hypotheses for the Roswell debris and (2) to possibly provide ... deciphered to any extent. The benefit of this experiment using known text is that it could (1) demonstrate that the text could, in principle, be deciphered or not, and (2) be used as a control

score sheet, thereby replicating the system pioneered by earlier researchers (see Houran & Randle, 2002, Table 1, pp. 56-57). No time limit to compete the deciphering task was imposed on the participants. Our research assistants

across the conditions) Pro-Roswell 0 words = 3 people 141 (128) 4.6 1.89 .25 (n = 59) words = 1 person 2 words = 5 people words = 6 people 4 words = 5 people 5 words = 23 people

aperture (2D rectangular) has MG. D- O RE )L H(,y) =13,(2m lu'+v)u+v (1) where J, is the Bessel function of the first kind. In the deconvolution problem, equation (1 ... Gaussian blurring kernel. That is, PSF(i, j) = cexp(-' . T4 }, 272 for i, j = 0,1,2,--- N -1 where N is the support size of the PSF and C is a normalizing constant ... experimental result is given in Fig.3. The parameters used are as follows: o? = 23, N = 15. Jor ¿: - 1 begin J: -) *yl:= End: (a) (b) Fig. 3. (a) The test image, (b) The image blurred using

Ramey's behavior, which does not seem to be an act of disinformation (see: Westwood, 2002; Randle & 1 These are current regulations, not what would have been in effect in 1947. The actual placement

Colored Manipulations 1) The image p3trcol (d) is simply a coloured combination of p3tr1, p3tr2 and p3tr5

problem. We will try our best and let you know what we can do. A few questions: 1) The text is handwritten capitals in English? 2) These images were obtained by directly scanning the film

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good result. New and more sophisticated methods need to be developed to solve the problem. References: [1]. Anil K. Jain , "Fundamentals of digital image processing," Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall, 1989. [2]. R.J. Hanisch

Image coding based on a fractal theory of iterated contractive image transformations. IEEE Trans. Image Processing, 1, 18-30. Jeffrey, K. (1998). Roswell-anatomy of a myth. Journal of Scientific Exploration, 12, 79-101. Johnson ... Disc-overy' near Roswell identified as weather balloon by FWAAF officer. Fort Worth Star-Telegram 8 July. 1. Johnson, J. B. (1998). Roswell photos revisited to be aired on FOX-TV network. Internet press release

noise, respectively. Traditionally, the point-spread function (PSF) of a spatially degrading system is assumed exactly known. 1. Preprocessing In the current image, the speckle noise is very obvious and needs to be alleviated ... well known that speckle noise is multiplicative. One effective method for speckle noise suppression is homomorphic filtering [1]. If we define the noise model as v(x, y) =u(x, y) s(x, y) Then

readings], but they're making some of it up" (Dull, 1998). Interested readers are referred to Table 1 in Houran and Randle (2002, pp. 56-57) for a detailed summary and comparison of the various

previous investigators of the Ramey document (for a summary of those conclusions, see Houran & Randle, 2002, Table 1, pp. 56-57). Replicating the results of previous investigators under such rigorous test conditions can only benefit

1. Brigadier General Roger M. Ramey (left), Commanding Officer of the Eighth Air Force, is photographed near the remains of a weather balloon and Rawin radar target on July 8, 1947. In his hand

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tasks in Table 4. It was expected that these laboratories would therefore have the expertise to simultaneously (1) provide an evaluation of the STRUCTURE of the document (e.g., the type of lettering, marks, and spacing

disc) is identified as Warren Haught in many of the stories (New York Times, July 9, p. 1). A telex was sent by the FBI office in Dallas that suggested, on one hand, that

Houran & Randle, 2002) in which we asked self-selected participants to decipher the Ramey memo (see Figure 1) under one of three possible suggestion conditions: one condition involved telling participants about the famous Roswell Incident

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branch of the public, non-profit education and scientific organization, the Human Potential Foundation, Inc. ISBN 1-882658-02-7 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 95-076369 For information address: Human Potential Foundation

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Government Respo in a Nation State System International Symposium on UFO Research, Denver, CO. May 22 - 25, 1 Matrix of UFO Be Tampa UFO Convention. "UFO's and New F Connecting with the Reality," Tampa ... 1

Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction ....................**...// •*************............................ xi tor I. UFO Phenomena: A Profound Learning Opportunity ..................................1 seing Keynote speech at the Ninth UFO Contactee not clear all to Conference, Rocky Mountain Conference on UFO those who claim

conferences tor mid-1970's when invited him College Introduction in 8 non-UFO conference His 1 L established, and I to meet nim somehow the UFO come The following six papers have been changed

powerless in moving the government on a more open path, and I sincerely believe they need help. 1

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gong, acupuncture, Chinese massage techniques, herbal compounds and *exceptional functions of the human body." The V SellOg89T 1 nt boviovai

Investigation Department, and that all materials collected are sent to their Research Department which has two sections: (1) Geology -"core

like a group of stars, flames from underneath." It was estimated that these were seen by approximately 1,000 other witnesses. Early evening, August 3, 1990, approximately twenty saucer shaped ships with blue lights; later

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There is no government activity inasmuch as the phenomena are explained by naturally occurring events. 1. The government is aware, but not directly involved or in exons contact with the perpetrating forces. bas 9VBINCIN

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quickly our differences would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this world." 1 Ouang ant DItS sau 01 eidi no eatst2 batiaU adu ad iw VSO This discussion obviously is another

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nimob bay.The cost of these Florida wars for the United States eid was $40 million, with 1,500 servicemen dead. At times half of the U.S. Army was deployed against the Seminole military alliance. (Katz

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moonu nod art b99n oals Thompson, Keith. (1991). Angels and Aliens: UFOs and the ›vods adi 1 Mythic Imagination, Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass. 1o nolaaugalb I ovad wov tud TOl oot to LIA ,estudluo olmaos

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through the list, where do you think information about UFOs and ETs would be located? (1) military plans, weapons, or operations; (2) the vulnerabilities or capabilities of systems, installations, projects, or plans relating

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Daniel P. Lovalties, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, ent art base 109lotg Isdi w7 vrolondos/:adT grinnigad ant balisteb 1 1905g eidd ai .notabnuot add ditor voolondos: nemud islasge at mont odd ant0199000 9 saaoo 19bau

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which cooperation largely supplants conflict, the dawn of that day is not yet on the horizon. 1 do not have any direct evidence of a larger organized political system than that represented on Earth

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domestic response equivalent to the international one when a massive loss of face potentially is involved, 1.e., war - a readiness to destroy property and take lives. If we are serious about making a positive

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Slide 1. Viewer One's sketch of entry object. bswollol BldT 900 D010 doldw euoTongaoda no liarst Viewer One: This target is associated with an object that is somewhere else, transiting another dimension. It normally

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agreement on Mered to be 'UFO TAMPA UFO CONVENTION labeis wrong. The 1 10 876 8 0 H othen "UFO: AND NEW FRONTIERS: enoughss? Bibisa enough to CONNECTING WITH THE LARGER REALITY" our Matrix eng4u

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except for a small minority which lack detail can be explained in terms of naturally occurring phenomena. 1. The phenomena are explained by craft from off planet, but from the visible universe

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various intelligence secrecy AbSTUchR organizations as part of broader security or Cheapol onSnerds disinformational campaigns. cadilas 1 3 10 consultenoo gathogqua 5. The phenomena are broader social engineering, or population mind-influencing programs designed

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generally accepted in Washington that the Cold War is over, and that the West won. Personally, 1 think a better assessment is that humankind won. However, the I point I want to make is that

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during the Cold War that in both countries questions such as the following were raised: have and 1. Is this a threat to sovereignty and national security? 1 mee 2. Even without a direct physical

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what accuracy, what reliability, etc. However, political leaders routinely ask additional questions. "Given that the enemy has 1,000 ICBMs, under what conditions will he use them, does he intend to launch a preemptive strike

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counterintelligence program was staggered at the effectiveness of his efforts. Here are two simple scenarios to consider: 1. UFO phenomena are real and a counterintelligence operation involving disinformation has been employed to protect this fact

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advance of ours, or simply based upon another metaphysics that we cannot handle. biological which could 1

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Senator Huddleston: Is there any indication that gerr knowledge gained as a result of these experiments 08 1 as been useful or is being applied in any way to saton present operations? oJ bssi

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Photo No. 7462 / CASE VII-b: (1) DEC. 6, 1974 - 18:44-19:07 (5) f 3.5 (7) B&W -Kodak Tri-X (ASA 400) (6) B - 23 minutes (4) KONICA AUTOREFLEX ... Ibusuki-gun, Kagoshima Pref. Koichi Kuzunaka (29) Photo No. 7463 / CASE VI-c: f 3.5 (1) DEC. 6, 1974 - 19:43 (2) Ibusuki-gun, Kagoshima Pref. B - 20 seconds B&W -Kodak ... Koichi Kuzunaka (29) (4) KONICA AUTOREFLEX New T3 1 15CO

Photo No. 7464 / CASE V-b: (1) DEC. 14, 1974 - 10:00 (2) Shimonoseki city, Yamaguchi Pref. COrC (3) Name withheld (52) (4) Photo No. 7465 / CASE ... Hakodate city, Hokkaido DOE B&W -Kodak Tri-X (ASA 400) o (1) (3) Seiichi Nunokawa (4) MINOLTA

Photo No. 7466 -7467 / CASE VI-b: (1) DEC. 22. 1974 13:30 (2) Nishinomiya city, Hyogo Pref. (3) Munehiro Saito (12) # 7466 (4) Y ASHICA Electro 35 DROG Auto (8) COLOR 1

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Photo No. 7501 CASE IV-f: (1) JAN. 6, 1975 14:00 2 Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref® 5 3 Auto tr Miss Kyoko Nishiyama (4) POLAROID SX-70 2 (8) COLOR - SX-70 - Land Film ... Photo No. 7502 / CASE VI-a: (1) JAN. 9, 1975 - 11:25 2 Naha city, Okinawa Pref. (5) f 11 (Y-2 filter) () Yuki Nakazato (18) (6) 1/250th (4) MINOLTA SR-T101, f1.4 ... Fuji Neopan SS (ASA 100) (8) 1

Photo No. 7503 -7509 / CASE I: (1) JAN. 18, 1975 - 17:30-18:00 (2) Hiki-gun, Saitama Pref. (5) f 4 (3) Nobumitsu Koizumi (29) (6) B - 3 or 4 seconds (4) NIKOMAT

Photo No. 7510 -7513 / CASE I: £ 4.5 (1) FEB. 8 , 1975 • 19:00 DOC B - 8 seconds (2) Hiki-gun, Saitama Pref. (3) Nobumitsu Koizumi (30) Several (4) ASAHI PENTAX, 400 mm B COLOR-Sakuracolor

Photo No. 7514 -7516 / CASE I: (1) FEB. 13, 1975 (2) Oume city, Tokyo (3) Masao Shioda 20:30-35 # 7516 (4) NIKON F. f4.5, 300 mm 339 f 4.5 B - 5 -10 seconds

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Photo No. 7517 / CASE VI-c: (1) FEB. 14, 1975 18:30-19:00 48 f 2.8 (2) Shibetsu-gun, Hokkaido 2€® COLOR -Fujicolor N-100 (ASA100) Auto 13 (3) Yuzo Takahashi (4) KONICA ... Photo No. 7518 -7519 / CASE VI-c: (1) FEB. 16, 1975 - 21:40 (2) Tosa city Kochi Pref. Kozo Asai (28) 33 KASSACA A ST, 11.9. NOC f 1.9 B - 1 second B&W -Fuji ... Neopan SS (ASA 100) 1

Photo No. 7520 -7529 / CASE III-a: (1) FEB. 18, 1975 - 18:45-19:00 (2) Takikawa city, Hokkaido (5) f4 (3) Mitsuyuki Ando (6) B 30-60 seconds B&W - Fuji

Photo No. 7530 / CASE V-b: (1) FEB. - 1975 20:00 (2) Naha city, Okinawa Pref. (3) Hideo Makishi (17) (4) CANON FTb, f1.8, 50 mm (5 f 1.8 (Skylight filter) (6) B - 8 seconds ... Fuji Neopan SS O (ASA 100) Photo No. 7531 / CASE I: (1) MAR. 8, 1975 - 20:40 (2) Nakatsugawa city, Gifu Pref. DENIEd Hirotake Kodama MINOLTA SR-7 B - 5 or 6 seconds

Photo No. 7532 / CASE I: (1) MAR. 20, 1975 - 22:10 (2) Shimonoseki city, # 7533 Yamaguchi Pref. (3) Y uji Tanimura (24) 303 RICOH 500G, £2.8, 40 mm 6 f 2.8 SCo B - 1 ... seconds B&W . Fuji SSS (ASA 200) 4 Photo No. 7533 -7535 / CASE VI-c: (1) MAR. 29, 1975 (2) Chiba city, Chiba Pref® ()) Ryutaro Ümehara (4) CANON FTb, f1.4 ... Fuji Neopan SS(ASA 100) 6) 1/125th 1

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Photo No. 7666 -7669 / CASE VI-b: Auto (1) JUL. 21, 1976 - 14:00 11 (2) Yuzawa city, Akita Preí. COLOR - Fujicolor (3) Teruo Tanaka (20) (4) OLYMPUS

Photo No. 7536 -7537 / CASE VI-a: (1) APR. 1975 (2) Hitaka-gun, Wakayama Pref, OF DONO Miyoshi Oura (14) OLYMPUS 35DC, f1.7, 40 mm COLOR -Fujicolor F II(ASA 100) Photo ... CASE VI-b: (1) MAY. 11, 1975 - 14:00 (2) Chiba city, Chiba Pref. (3) Ryutaro Umehara (13) 4) CANON FTb, f1.4, 50 mm 5 9 daene 8 (& B&W -Fuji Neopan ... 1

Photo No. 7540 / CASE IV-a: (1) MAY. 22, 1975 -08:00 18 f 16 The shores of a Lake 1/125th Kawaguchi, Yamanashi Pref® (3) Kimikazu Saginawa (48) 7 COLOR -Fujicolor ... TOPCON, 13.5, 90 mm 1 # 7541 # 7542 Photo No. 7541 -7542 / CASE III-a: (1) MAY. 24, 2975 - 21:30 @ Kanzaki-gun, Saga Pref. (5) f 1.8 & Toyohiro Yoshioka (26) CANON ... seconds (7) B&W - Fuji Neopan SS (ASA 100) (8) 1

Photo No. 7543 / CASE V-c: (1) JUN. 2, 1975 15:00 (2) Mt. Showashin, Hokkaido (3) Masuo Kawase (14) 7543 (4) Y ASHICA Electro 35GL 5 6 Auto 7 (8) COLOR -Fujicolor ... Photo No. 7544 -7545 / CASE V-c: (1) JUN. 2, 1975 16:08 (2) Muroran city, Hokkaido (3) Toshiyuki Sato (11) TORER Handmade camera # 7544 B&W 1 Photo No. 7546 / CASE VI-C: (1

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Photo No. 7547 / CASE IV-c: (1) JUL. 2, 1975 - 22:15-22:35 (2) Asahikawa city, Hokkaido # 7548 (3) Susumu Saito (27) f 4.5 13 MISON P, 14:5, 300 mm Zoom ... minutes (8) B&W - Fuji SSS (ASA 200) Photo No. 7548 CASE III-b: (1) JUL. 19, 1975 - 23:10-20 (2) Minami-Ashigara city, Kanagawa Pref. (3) Toshio Usui $ MINOLTA ... Fuji Neopan SS(ASA 100) (8) 0 # 7549 Photo No. 7549 / CASE V-a: (1) JUL. 23, 1975 - 01:00 (2) Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. (3) Toshio Usui (4) MINOLTA

Photo No. 7550 / CASE V-a: (1) JUL. 23, 1975 18:00 (2) From JAL B-747 (Flight #JL 62) over Okinawa TA9C0 Keiroku Kanno MINOLTA Hi -Matic E, f1.7, 40 mm Auto ... COLOR -Fujicolor F-II (ASA 100) 0 Photo No. 7551 / CASE III-a: (1) JUL. 27, 1975 - 00:40 (2) Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (3) Cameraman of Yomiuri SHimbun (4) NIKON

Photo No. 7552 / CASE V-c: (1) JUL. 31, 1975 23:05-30 (2) Yokohama city Kanagawa Pref. (3) Toshio Usui # 7552 9 6 MINOLTA SR-T 126® f1.4 B - 25 minutes B&W -Fuji ... Neopan SS (ASA100) 0 Photo No. 7553 / CASE V-a: (1) AUG. 2, 1975 - 23:17-25 (2) Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. (3) Toshio Usui (4) MINOLTA SR-T (5, 2.8 B - 8 minutes ... Fuji Neopan SS(ASA 100) 6, (8) 0 # 7553 Photo No. 7554 / CASE V-d: (1) AUG. 2, 1975 - 22:21-35 (2) Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref® (3) Toshio Usui s COCO MINOLTA

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Photo No. 7555 -7560 / CASE VI-b: (1) AUG. 3, 1975 - 18:30 (2) Toyota city, Aichi Pref. (3) Jiro Matsuura (47) (4) OLYMPUS OM-1, f1.2, 55 mm 3 f 8 9 1/125th

Photo No. 7561 -7564 / CASE I: 1 AUG. 2 4, 1975 b) Miss Aihara 19:50 Maebashi city, Gunma Pref (4) OLYMPUS

Photo No. 7565 / CASE VI-C: f 1.4 (1) AUG. 4, 1975 - 19:50 (2) Maebashi city, Gunma Pref. B - 2 or 3 seconds B&W - Fuji Neopan SS (ASA 100) (3) Miss Aihara

Photo No. 7566 / CASE V-a: f 8 (flash bulb used) (1) AUG. - 1975 (2) Nitsuta-gun, Gunma Pref, NOE∞ COLOR - Fujicolor N-100(ASA 100) 1 (3) Miss Tajima (4) YASHICA Electro 35 Photo ... CASE I: B - 15 minutes (1) AUG. 4, 1975 (2) Maebashi city, Gunma Pref. DOE B&W - Fuji SSS (ASA 200) 1 (3) Miss Shiina (4) ASAHI PENTAX

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Photo No. 7568 / CASE VI-c: (1) AUG. 8, 1975 - 20:00 (5) f 1.4 Mito city , Ibaragi Prefo (6) 1/60th 7 COLOR Few NO Rikio Ozu (4) CANON FTb, f1.4, 50 mm (8) Photo ... CASE V-a: f 8 (UV filter) (1) AUG. 12, 1975 -02:00 B - 30 seconds Lake Biwa, Shiga Pref. Ryuun Mizutani (40) (7) B&W -Kodak

Photo No. 7570 / CASE V-b: (1) AUG. 12, 1975 22:00 NOTDOEO Annaka city, Gunma Pref. Toru Hosokawa Photo No. 7571 / CASE VII-b: (1) AUG. 18, 1975 17:58 (2) Kitakata city, Fukushima

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Photo No. 7572 CASE III-a: (1) AUG. 19, 1975 21:00 (2) Kitakata city, Fukushima Pref. (5) f1.7 (3) Shinji Shiga (6) B (4) YASHICA Electro 35 (7) COLOR -Fujicolor ... Photo No. 7573 / CASE VI-a: (1) AUG. 21, 1975 - 13:20 Sapporo city , Hokkaido (5) € 11 Tetsuo lino (22) (6) 1/250th (4) MINOLTA SR-7 (7) (8) B&W -Fuji Neopan

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Photo No. 7574 -7577 / CASE I: (1) AUG. 1975 19:00 (2) Kitakata city, Fukushima Pref. (5) 14.5 (3) Tsuneo Hori (6) B - 7 seconds (4) ASAHI PENTAX 6X7, f4.5, 200 mm (7) COLOR -Fujicolor

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Photo No. 7578 -7579 CASE V-a: (1) AUG.. 1975 - 19:00 (5) £ 4.5 (2) Kitakata city, Fukushima Pref. (6) B - 7 seconds (3) Tsuneo Hori (7) COLOR -Fujicolor

Photo No. 7580 -7581 CASE I: (1 AUG.. 1975 - 19:00 (2) Kitakata city, Fukushima Pref. (5) f4.5 (Skylight filter) (3) Tsuneo Hori (6) B - 5 or 10 minutes (4) ASAHI PENTAX 6X7, f4.5

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Photo No. 7582 -7583 / CASE V-a: (5) 2 SEP. 5, 1975 - 22:15 or 1.5 second (1) (2) Otsu city, Shiga Pref. (3) Masanori Sato (4) NIKOMAT

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Photo No. 7584 -7589 / CASE I: (1) SEP. 6, 1975 Kitakata city, Fukushima Pref. Tsuneo Hori 4) ASAHI PENTAX 6X7 , £4.5, 200 mm 6) f 4.5 B - 10 or 15 minutes % COLOR - Fujicolor

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Photo No. 7590 -7592 / CASE VII-b: (1) SEP. 13, 1975 - 19:30 (2) Kitakata city, Fukushima Pref. (3) Makoto Endo (17) (4) MINOLTA SR-1, 12.5, 28 mm 2.8 (Skylight filter

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Photo No. 7593 / CASE VI-c: (1) SEP. 16, 1975 - 18:45 (2) Kawaguchi city, Saitama Pref. 1/125th (3) Makoto Ueno (16) COCa COLOR - Fujicolor N-100 (ASA 100) (4) KONICA C35E (8 Photo ... CASE VII-a: (1) SEP. 18, 1975 11:30 5 Auto . (2) Sapporo city, Hokkaido 6) Hirofusa Hara (7) B&W - Fuji Neopan SS (ASA 100) (3, OLYMPUS 35EC2 (8) More than

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Photo No. 7595 / CASE VI-d: (1) OCT. 6, 1975 - 19:30 (2) Kitakata city, Fukushima Pref. (3) Masaru Onodera (19) (4) Y ASHICA Electro 35 (5) f1.7 (Skylight filter) (6) B - 10 seconds ... Fuji SSS (ASA 200) Few •J Photo No. 7596 / CASE VI-c: (1) OCT. 6, 1975 - 19:30 (2) Kitakata city, Fukushima Pref. (3) Yoshihiro Watanabe (24) (4) CANON

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Photo No. 7597 / CASE VI-c: (1) OCT. - 1975 22:30 (2) Kitakata city, Fukushima Pref. (3) Suganuma (4) OLYMPUS OM-1, £1.8, 50 mm OO f1.8 (Skylight filter) B 7 B&W -Fuji Neopan ... Photo No. 7598 / CASE VI-a: (1) OCT. 6, 1975 10:30 (2) Naze city, Amami-Oshima Islands (3) Hideaki Yuasa (4) ASAHI PENTAX SP, f1.8, 55 mm (5) f 16 (Y-2 filter

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Photo No. 7599 -75101 / CASE VI-b: (1) OCT. 6, 1975 16:00 (2) Toyama city, Toyama Pref. (3) Tetsuyuki Asari (9) ATROC POLAROID Colorpack 82 Auto

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Photo No. 75102 -75104 / CASE VI-a: (1) OCT. 10, 1975 - 10:20 (2) Kuji-gun, Ibaragi Pref® 2 3 Yoshihiro Fujita 4 Y ASHICA (8) B&W - Sakura SS (ASA 100) 1

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Photo No. 75105 -75106 CASE I: (1) OCT. 12, 1975 - 18:30 (2) Ibusuki-gun, Kagoshima Pref. no! f 3.5 B - 5 seconds Akira Kamihigoshi (26) (7) COLOR - Sakuracolor (4) NIKOMAT

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Photo No. 75107 / CASE IV-a: (1) OCT. 22, 1975 - 16:15 (5) Auto t (2) Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. (6) (4) CANON DATEMATIC, £2.8, 40 mm 7 (8) COLOR -Sakuracolor II(ASA 100) Miss ... Yurie Takeda 0 Photo No. 75108 / CASE III-C: MAMIY A 1.9, 48 mm (1) NOV. 12, 1975 04:42 e Handa city, Aichi Pref OLYMPUS 12.8, 48 mm Katsuyuki Takeuchi Set 4 cameras with ... open 7 1 cut = 0.0393 sec o 003 Fuji X-ray Rotatory shutter (8) Several tens KONICA £3.5, 50 mm OLYMPUS f3.5

Photo No. 75109 / CASE III-a: (1) NoV. 17, 1975 - 21:00 (2) Hiroshima city, Hiroshima Pref. (3) Kenichi Fujita (27) nON KONICA AUTOREFLEX T3, f1.4, 50 mm f 1.4 1/4 second ... Kodak Tri-X (ASA 400) o Photo No. 75100 -75113 / CASE III-b: COCO f 3.5 (1) DEC. 26, 1975 - 22:30 B - 1 or 2 seconds (2) Matsuzaka city, Mie Pref. B&W Fuji

Photo No. 7601 / CASE III-C: (1) JAN. 4, 1976 - 16:45 (2) Higashi-Yatsushiro-gun, Yamanashi Pref. 83 MAsON E: Makeoga wan (34) EF, 105 mm (5) f 11 (6) 1/30th p COLOR -Fujicolor ... Photomicrograph) Photo No. 7602 / CASE III-C: (1) JAN. 4, 1976 - 16:45 (2) Kitakoma-gun, Yamanashi Pref. & TOLEO Takeji Yoshida OLYMPUS-PEN EE Auto COLOR - Fujicolor Few * (40X Photomicrograph

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Photo No. 7603 / CASE VI-a: (1) JAN. 7, 1976 - 07:00 (2) Hachinohe city, Aomori Pref. (3) Shigeru Nagane (11) 3 FUJICA Compact 35, f2.8 THORO Auto B&W - Fuji Neopan ... 1 0 Photo No. 7604 / CASE VI-a: (1) JAN. 8, 1976 - 13:20 (2) Nago city, Okinawa Pref. (4) ASAHI PENTAX SPF, £4, 300 mm (3) Ryoji Imai (5) f 16 (Y -2 filter

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Photo No. 7605 -7606 / CASE I: (1) JAN. 10, 1976 17:20 (2) Niyu-gun, Fukui Pref. (5) f2.8 (3) Miss Masami Ueda (17) (6) Auto (4) FUJICA GE, 12.8, 38 mm (7) COLOR - Fujicolor

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Photo No. 7607 / CASE V-c: (1) JAN. 25, 1976 -24:00 (2) Isezaki city, Gunma Pref. (3) Shohachi Matsumoto (4) ASAHI PENTAX 6X7 , £3.5, 55 mm with equatorial telescope (D60 m/m, F710 ... minutes (8 COLOR -Fujicolor F-II 0 Photo No. 7608 / CASE III-a: (1) FEB. 6, 1976 - 17:30 (2) Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. (3) Minoru Kato (4) MINOLTA

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Photo No. 7609 -7610 / CASE IV-b: (5) (1) FEB. 15, 1976 - 14:50 Shirahama airport, Wakayama Pref. (6) (7) COLOR 2 (2) E Yoshiji Nitsuta

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Photo No. 7611 -7626 / CASE VI-a: (1) FEB. 27, 1976 - 15:00 (2) Muroran city , Hokkaido 5 Auto (3) Shintaro Mori (12) & Kenji Watanabe (12) 8 B&W - Fuji Neopan

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Photo No. 7627 -7628 / CASE III-b: £ 3.5 (1) MAR. 5, 1976 - 22:40 Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. 2 OC B- 1 second B&W - Fuji SSS (ASA 200) Koichi Itokawa (23) (4) CANON ... Photo No. 7629 / CASE V-c: (5) f5.6 (1) MAR. 12, 1976 17:45 Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. (6) Auto Miss Satoko Kurihara (21) (7) B&W-Fuji Neopan SS(ASA 100) (4) YASHICA Electro

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Photo No. 7630 / CASE IV-a: (1) MAR. 14, 1976 - 15:00 (2) Nagoya airport, Aichi Pref. (5) f 8 (SL-1A filter) 3) Shigeru Kaneiwa (11) 6 1/250th (4) AS…HI PENTAX

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Photo No. 7631 / CASE IV-c: (1) APR. 7, 1976 14:30 (2) Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. Hiroshi Ishihara TOOEO MINOLTA XE, 13.5, 135 mm f 11 (UV filter) B&W- Fuji Neopan SS (ASA100 ... 1/125th 1 Photo No. 7632 -7633 / CASE VI-a: (1) APR. 10, 1976 - 14:15 (2) Nichinan city, Miyazaki Pref. Toru Abe (18) nO YASHICA FFT, £1.9, 50 mm f 11 (Y -2 filter) 1/250th

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Photo No. 7634 7635 / CASE VI-a: (1) APR. 17, 1976 -16:15 (2) Iki-gun, Nagasaki Pref. Toshio Yokoyama (11) POCKET FUJICA 200 f 11 # 7634 CEROEO 8) Auto (1/60th) COLOR -Fujicolor Photo ... CASE I: (1) MAY. 16, 1976 - 19:40 (2) Aomori city, Aomori Pref. (3) Takashi Ozaki (22) (4) ASAHI PENTAX SP, £1.4, 55 mm (5) f1.4 (6) B - 4 seconds 3 13 COLOR-Pujicolor

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Photo No. 7638 -7640 / CASE VI-C: (1) MAY. 17, 1976 Oral similal 19:30 (2) Hitoyoshi city, Kumamoto Pref. (3 Naoyuki Minashima (14) (4) MINOLT A Hi-Matic ... Fuji Neopan SS(ASA 100) (8) 4 # 7639 Photo No. 7641 / CASE IV-e: (1) MAY. 27, 1976 - 14:05 (2) Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. D»»y (3) Minor Takazawa (27) (4) CANON

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Photo No. 7642 -7655 /CASE VI-b: (1) JUN. 17, 1976 # 7647 16:00 Kyoto city Kyoto Pref. (3) Kazunobu Nishimura (11) (4) KONICA POCKET 400 , f1.8, 28 mm - 86 0 JO 3 COLOR -Fujicolor

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Photo No. 7656 -7661 VI-a: 0280 Auto (Skylight filter) (1) JUN. 20, 1976 - 17:30 (2) Mogami-gun, Yamagata Pref. COLOR -Fujicolor F-II(ASA 100) (3) Hiroshi Chigahara (12) (4) MINOLTA Hi-Matic

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Photo No. 7670 / CASE VI-a: (1) AUG. 12, 1976 - 13:20 (2) Yokohama city. Kanagawa Pref. (3) Shinya Kakinuma (12) (4) OLYMPUS-PEN D2 NOE Auto (f 8) (1/250th) 8 COLOR -Fujicolor ... 1 Photo No. 7671 / CASE IV-d: (1) AUG. 13, 1976 16:15 (2) Yokohama city , Kanagawa Pref. STU Goro Murase S CANON EF, 13.5, 135 mm 11 (UV filter) (6) 1/250th

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Photo No. 7672 -7683 / CASE VI-b: (1) AUG. 15, 1976 - 10:50 (2) Takarai-gun, Aichi Pref. - 3 Auto 5 Yukio Ishida (39) DE COLOR - Fujicolor (4) PETRI M35, £2.7, 35 mm (8) 1

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Photo No. 7684 / CASE VI-a: (1) SEP. 30, 1976 - 11:30 (2) Nakamura city, Kochi Pref. (3) Hideo Kurata (4) TOPCON IC-1, 15.6, 200 mm (5) f 11 (6) 1/250th ... Fuji Neopan SS(ASA 100) (8) 2 Photo No. 7685 -7686 / CASE I: (1) OCT. 9, 1976 17:57 (2) Minato-ku, Tokyo Kenjiro Kitaura (28) OLYMPUS

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Photo No. 7687 -7688 / CASE VI-c: (1) OCT. 23, 1976 - 21:40 (2) Nagasaki city, Nagasaki Pref. (5) £ 3.5 (3) Masayuki Moritani (35) (6) B - 1 second (4) MINOLTA SR-T101 ... Kodak Tri-X (ASA 400) 1

Photo No. 7405 -7406 / CASE V-b: f 4 (1) MAR. 24, - 1974 - 20:00 B 30 seconds (2) Fuji city, Shizuoka Pref. (3) Kazutoshi (4) TOPCON Unilex ... Kodak Tri-X (ASA 400) Sato (42) 1

Photo No. 7403 / CASE IV-a: (1) MAR. 20, 1974 -11:30 (2) Seki city, Gifu Pref. (3) Y oshio Yamaguchi (31) (4) RICO Auto-half (5) Auto (6) 1/125th (7) COLOR (8) 0 Photo ... CASE VI-c: (1) MAR. 21, 1974 -05:00 (2) Fuji city , Shizuoka Pref. (3) Kazutoshi Sato (42) (4) TOPCON Unilex, f2, 200 mm (5) f 4 (6) B 30 seconds (7) B&W -Kodak

Photo No. 7401 / CASE V-b: (1) FEB. 26, 1974 04:05 (2) Fuji city, Shizuoka Pref. (5) $ 4 TO B - 3 seconds 8 Kazutoshi Sato (42) TOPCON Unilex

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Identified natural & weather phenomena . b. Inconclusive data & Insufficient data for analysis. KEY TO DESCRIPTION Descriptive Codes: (1) Date & Time (2) (5) Diaphragm Location (3) (4) Photographer (age) Shutter speed Film Camera (8) Number of witnesses

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Photo No. 7662 CASE V-c: (1) JUN. 26, 1976 07:00 (2) Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. Hiroshi Eda (19) YASHICA Electro 35 OTD250 f 8 B&W - Fuji Neopan SS(ASA 100) Auto ... Photo No. 7663 -7665 / CASE VI-b: (1) JUL. 5, 1976 - 16:00 (2 Yokohama city, Kanagawa Pref. Katsuhiro Tsuruoka (11) OLYMPUS-PEN EE-2 , £3.5, 28 mm FROE. # 7663 Auto 11 B&W -Kodak ... 1

Photo No. 7407 / CASE III-a: (1) MAR. 29, 1974 - 21:45 (2) Fuji city, Shizuoka Pref. (3) Toshio Shiozawa (4) OLYMPUS OM-1, £1.4, 50 mm (5) £5.6 030 G Photo No. 7408 / CASE ... seconds B&W -Kodak Tri-X(ASA 400) (1) MAY. 12, 1974 (2) 14:00 Summit of Mt. Aso, Kyushu (3) Munefumi Hisayama (15) 18 Allo Auto (about 1/60th) (4) Y ASHICA Electro 35MC

Photo No. 7409 / CASE V-c: (1) MAY. 16, 1974 -13:30 (5) f 8 (2) Mt. Showashin, Hokkaido 1/100th (3) Minor Ozeki (4) YASHICA Electro 35CC, f1.8, 35 mm (7) B&W - Fuji Neopan ... Photo No.7410 / CASE VII-b: (1) MAY. 24, 1974 - 16:30 (2) Fuji city, Shizuoka Pref. (5) f 4 () Kazutoshi Sato (42) (6) 1/60th (4) TOPCON Unilex, f4, 200 mm (7) COLOR-Kodak High Speed

Photo No. 7411 -7413 CASE II: (1) JUN. 21, 1974 -20:15 Iwamizawa city, Hokkaido (5) f2 3 Kazuaki Konishi (18) 6) B - about 10 seconds (4) TOPCON Unilex, £2, 50 mm 13 COLOR -KOlas

Photo No. 7414 -7417 / CASE VI-a: (1) JUN. 26, 1974 -16:35 -40 (2) Chitose city, Hokkaido & Koichi Ryuzaki (18) 18 17125 th Auto CANON EX AUTO (7) B&W - Fuji Neopan ... Photo No. 7418 / CASE VI-c: (1) JUL. 2, 1974 - 22:00 -02 (2) Fuji city, Shizuoka Pref. (5) f4 (3) Kazutoshi Sato (42) (6) B 2 minutes (4) TOPCON Unilex

Photo No. 7419 / CASE VI-c: (1) AUG. 2, 1974 - 02:40 f 2.8 (2) Fuji city, Shizuoka Pref. B - 3 seconds (3) Kazutoshi Sato (42) DOE o B&W - Kodak ... TOPCON Unilex, f2, 200 mm 6 Few Photo No. 7420 CASE V-a: (1) AUG. 15, 1974 05:20 (5) Auto (7) COLOR - Fujicolor N-100(ASA 100) (2) Summit of Mt. Tate, Toyama Pref

Photo No. 7421 -7423 / CASE VI-a: (1) SEP. 13, 1974 - 16:30 (2) Kofu city, Yamanashi Pref® (5) Auto (3) Yukio Kuwazawa (15) (6) (7) B&W -Fuji Neopan SS (ASA 100) (4) ASAHI ... PENTAX ES, f1.4, 50 mm (8) 1

Photo No. 7424 / CASE VI-a: (1) SEP. 14, 1974 - 11:30-12:00 2 Futaba-gun, Fukushima Pref® at nOt o Miss Mie Masuko (18) KODAK INSTAMATIC X-15 Auto 3 COLOR 0 Photo ... CASE VI-C: (1) SEP. 20, 1974 -23:47-57 (2) Fujieda city, Shizuoka Preí. (3) Yoshimi Yoshimura (25) (4) NIKON F2 Photomic, f2, 28 mm 5 f 2 % B 10 minutes

Photo No. 7426 -7429 CASE I: (1) SEP. 30-OCT. 7, 1974 -18:00-21:00 (2) Hidaka-gun, Wakayama Pref. (3) Chuichi Maeyama (27) (4) FUJICA ST701

Photo No. 7430 / CASE V-a: (1) OCT. 2, 1974 18:00 (2) Nanyo city, Yamagata Pref. (5) f1.7 6) B - 2 minutes (3) Yoshinori Oda (30) (7) COLOR-Fujicolor ... YASHICA Electro 35, f1.7, 45 mm (8) O Photo No. 7431/ CASE VI-c: (1) OCT. 10, 1974 19:00-22:00 (2) Sawa-gun, Gunma Pref. B - 60 minutes 3 Shinji Otake

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Photo No. 7432 -7433 / CASE Vi-a: Auto (1) OCT. 11, 1974 - 06:30 (2) Onomichi city, Hiroshima Pref. C260 COLOR 1 (3) Kazuhiko Fujimatsu (4) KODAK INSTAMATIC

Photo No. 7434 / CASE IV-f: (1) OCT. 11, 1974 17:30 (2) Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima city. (3) Miss Naomi Endo (4) OLYMPUS-PEN EE-3, (5) TOES Auto 1/250th /13.5, 28 mm COLOR ... Photo No. 7435 / CASE VI-a: (1) OCT. 20, 1974 16:00 (2) Setana-gun, Hokkaido (3) Yuji Shinyatsuko (12) (4) ISOCA FLEX (5) f5.8 (6) B - 1 second

Photo No. 7436 -7440 / CASE VI-b: Auto (1) OCT. 28, 1974 - 20:00-21:00 / flash bulb used (2) Nara city, Nara Pref. COLOR -Kodacolor II (ASA 80) (3) Toshikatsu Sato 1 (4) KODAK

Photo No. 7441 / CASE VI-C: OCT. 31, 1974 - 22:55 (2) Ibusuki-gun, Kagoshima Pref. B (1) Koichi Kuzunaka (29) DORO B&W -Kodak Tri-X (ASA 400) 0 6 (4) KONICA Photo ... CASE I: B (1) NOV. 2, 1974 - 21:15 Ibusuki-gun, Kagoshima Pref. B&W -Kodak Tri-X (ASA 400) 4 Kochi Kuzunaka (29) DOE0 Few KONICA

Photo No. 7443 -7447 / CASE I: (1) Nov. 2, 1974 - 19:35 (2) "Go-gome" (the Fifth stage) of Mt. Fuji (3) Yasuo Kudo RICOH FLEX, 200 mm Auto 6 B - 3-30 seconds

Photo No. 7448 7449 CASE V-C: (1) NOV. 4, 1974 - 22:20 & 22:40 (2) Shizunai-gun, Hokkaido (3) Tadatoshi Hirai (17) (4) NIKOMAT FTN, f2, 50 mm with Kenko telescope D60 m/m, F800 ... DOCO 2 1/15th B&W Fuji SSS (ASA 200) 0 Photo No. 7450 -7452 / CASE VI-b: (1) NOV. 12, 1974 - 13:00 (2) Obihiro city, Hokkaido Katsuji lino (14) OLYMPUS

Photo No. 7453 / CASE VI-c: (1) NOV. 13, 1974 • 22:47-23:09 f 3.5 (2) Ibusuki-gun, Kagoshima Pref. B 22 minutes (3) Kochi Kuzunaka (29) B&W -Kodak ... KONICA, 200 mm 1980 (8) O Photo No. 7454 / CASE VI-c: (1) NOV. 18, 1974 - 21:30 (2) Ibusuki-gun, Kagoshima Pref. (5) € 3.5 (6) B (3) Koichi Kuzunaka

Photo No. 7455 / CASE VI-c: (1) NOV. 18, 1974 22:11-24:00 (2) Ibusuki-gun, Kagoshima Pref. (3) Koichi Kuzunaka (29) (4) KONICA, 200 mm (5) f3.5 (6) B - 2 minutes ... NONe 13, 1974 - 18:45 Kume-gun, Okayama Prefo 8 Max on la Polk uda 1 2 0 FT, 600 mm FLOE® f 5.6 B - 10 seconds (8) B&W -Kodak

Photo No. 7457 / CASE I: (1) NOV. 20, 1974 20:45 (5) f2.8 (2) Ibusuki-gun, Kagoshima Pref. (6) B - 5 seconds (3) Koichi Kuzunaka (29) (7) B&W -Kodak ... KONICA FTA (8) Few Photo No. 7458 -7461 / CASE VI-c: (1) NOV. 29, 1974 - 21:30 (5) f 5.6 (2) Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 8 Isamu Suzuki (49) 100 2 second (8) COLOR -Fujicolor

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Birdsall, Mark - UFOs over Europe 1943-48.pdf

1] It is my opinion that many civilian UFO researchers now accept that this 'modern prior the era' Or reference to past war UFO sightings actually exists. However, it must be remembered that ' Ghost Rocket

many years, been regarded as the original predecessors to the modern era of the UFO enigma [1]. In over forty years little has been learnec of the true nature or origin of the above named ... born weaponry emerging from desperate war-weary nations, does not Quest Publications International Ltd Page 1

interestingly, the future launches of the V-weapons were to account for only a small percentage of 1 Foo Fighter' reports. These weapons were originally designed to strike at all enemy targets, yet the guidance

were already conducting researches in Russia, 12% in America, 8% went to France and Britain had acquired 1%. 29] Directorate of United States intelligence -• classified 'TOP SECRET', Quest Publications International Ltd Page

after the war were satisfied that the majority of advanced weaponry (German) was in the hands of 1 safe nations' [38]. Only until the 'Ghost Rockets' emerged did America, Britain and to some extent France

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been the remnants of exploding missiles. But probably more important; Is it I wonder, just coincidence that 1 Foo Fighters' and 'Ghost Rocket' reports appeared during and just after the most advanced

situations which are all relevant to the study of the UFO. Quest: Ablications International Itd Page 29 1

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Fighter' reports had 'mysteriously' disappeared - conveniently in my opinion just as hostilities had ended [24]1 The public had grown weary of airborne menaces across much of Europe, but now their attention turned

Germany, yet for some reason the Americans halted their advance. The Soviets totally aware of their own •1 May 451 position, were to carefully analyse the situation, and remain present in much of East Europe ... probably one of the first official press releases on the unusual phenomenon which was shortly to 1 roar! across much of Europe. Unusually, the 'Foo Fighter' reports had 'mysteriously' disappeared - conveniently in my opinion just

witnesses to an early American UFO report had actually sighted a V2 American style? From an early 1 Secret! categorised document, I acquired a brief 'Insight' of 3 report which in my opinion falls within ... aspect or another) plus the very locality of the overflight, must produce some doubt that the 1 UFOI was in fact nothing more than the actual launch of a V-2 or perhaps even

every report that is submitted regarding unidentified flying objects has a valid and relevant explanation [34]. If 1 Foo Fighters' were indeed extraterrestrial manifestations, then I would be extremely surprised, And furthermore, I cannot accept

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bridge itself, but he said it that was wrong, as far as could cost as much as $1 million know the contractor would to fix the cracks. probably pay the cost," he said

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fiscal year 1966 TOTAL S COMP ANT DESCRIPTION NO. EMPLOYEEs HAME/ADORESS/PHONE IN METROAREA HEADQUARTEAS 01911-:14.7 1. bate, nomalion proce yo. 14t. 20179 0011240-0181 • an err mantileemr, 5 TWOHOUSE ELECTACCOR. 2. DOER ... ontar3 dol galad over 125.000 Pal 000/1 a 1 ed app aprusad Lnds. The goieners as fen cel catad to pry he core aco Researched by Debra A. Brill he doin / poled

experts would be needed not only to test the debris, but to scan the crash site. 1

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Crash a mystery The sudden radio blackout (Contiaued from Page Al) Kia famly members. 1 The suddea radio blackout would Indicate: power loss. But would indicate a power loss. But when be flalshed the task ... said. ""We just don't know. Il's four months prior to the accident; possibility, but 1 don't know u The case bas beea turned over anyone will ever kaow." the NaUonal Safely Transporta

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mental balance...... Let us deal with our ORD massive sins and errorS..• and have the courage 1 ology of barbari sm to whhhh speak up..... against the method- DOR committed. If as a nation

McNamars mi Willas MeC. Martin. Jr. eut Arjay Miller Louis W. Cabot Queries W. Robinson Chairman Robert 1 H. Chapan Rose cc: President Dyal Cerud C. Sadth Robert Brookings Saith Sydney Stein, Jc. Phylll

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Manor House about a mile away. The Manor House is an elegant brick mansion set on approximately 1,000 acres of land. A red wind sock indicates a helicopter pad, but that is about

these phenomena. To proceed on a research task without a sound disciplinary framework and an exploratory technique 1 n mind would be wasteful and probably unproductive

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light of the bulkhead which, according to the former Kent County zoning director, would cost between 1 million and 2 million dollars

reading for all ufologists and interested parties is THE PUZZLE PALACE by James Bamford. Quoting from chapter 1, Birth: "At 12:01 on the morning of November 4, 1952, a new federal agency was born

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acquire, track and deposit enough energy on a supersonic target to destroy it," the Navy continued. 8 1

1 Robert (). Anderson, chairman and trustee. previously president of the Aspen Institute

admans ns hue iLy buste April 17, 1989 cu Nur questins Dear Mr. Anderson, Corri Quet u 1 Ha luA Our group is researching the intriguing possibility of an ongoing interaction with an extra-terrestrial ... culture. We are wondering if you might answer several questions regarding such a possibility. 1. As you have been prominent in Roswell for many years, do you recall the alleged crash of an alien spacecraft

such dramatic circumstances, two research areas were recommended and given the highest priority of the entire study. 1. Continuing studies to determine emotional and intellectual understanding and attitudes - and successive alterations of them

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insect-like beings from a totally incomprehensible culture had crashed in the desert of New Mexico. [1

would be constructed under Indian reservations in the 4 corners of Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and 1 would be constructed in Nevada in the area known a s S-4 located approximately 7 miles

from any other State for that matter aside from the two mentioned above. The conclusions are inescapable: (1) The secret power structure believes that, because of our own ignorance or by Divine decree, planet Earth

ourselves of the undisirable elements of our society. The joint U.S. amd Soviet leadership dismissed 'Alternative 1', but ordered work to begin on Alternatives 2 and 3 virtually at the same time

dead and 4 live aliens. Of the 10, 4 were found in Arizona, 2 in Texas, 1 in New Mexico, in Louisiana, in Montana, and 1 in South Africa. There were hundreds of sightings. Eisenhower ... help with the alien secret structure of alien task supervision which was to become a reality within 1 year. The idea for MJ-12 was thus born. It was Nelson's Uncle Winthrop Aldrich

director of the State Department's Policy Planning Staff, Kennan. The Foreign and Militay Intelligence, Book 1, 'Final Report of the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect of Intelligence Activities.' United States Senate

exceed 30,000ft AGL, not to deviate from designated target more than 50 meters, would penetrate 1,000 meters of tuff hard packed soil such as that found in New Mexico, would carry a 1

live with psychological and physical damage for the rest of their lives. In the documents I saw, 1 in 40 humans had been implanted with devices the purpose of which I have never discovered

their findings. The Jason Society CONFIRMED the finding of the scientists and made three recommendations called 'Alternatives 1, 2 , and 3'. Alternative 1, was to use nuclear devices to blast holes in the stratoshpere from

January 1947 and December 1952 at least 16 crashed or downed alien craft, 65 alien bodies, and 1 live alien were recovered. An additional alien craft had exploded and nothing was recovered from that incident ... borders of the United States not including the craft which disintegrated in the air. Of these 13, 1 was in Arizona, 11 wew in New Mexico, and 1 was in Nevada. Three occurred in foreign ... countries. Of those 1 was in Norway, and the last 2 were in Mexico. Sightings of UFOs were SO numerous that serious investigation and debunking of each report became impossible utilizing the existing intelligence assets

contained within the shroud of secrecy. Project Sign evolved into Project Grudge in December of 1948. 1 ow level collection and disinformation project named Blue Book was formed under Grudge. 16 volumes were to come

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Mark Ian Birdsall Research Director YUFOS 67 Lovell Park Towers LEEDS LS7 1DR Dear Mr Birdsall, 1. Thanks for your amusing letter dated 15 August 1984. 2. Regarding your question why So many people were

Mexico, approximately 75 miles north- west of Roswell Army Air Force Base (now Walker Field). "On July 1, a secret opcra-, tion was begun to assure recov. cry of the wreckage... acrial reconnaissance discovered that

1). RETURN TO RENDLESHAM 'The alien contact claims examined: ROBERT MOORE, ORIGINAL TALES OF SPACESHIPS AND SPACEMEN: If the Rendlesham Forest incident is explainable in terms of a minor accident involving a classified aircraft(1 ... statements made by these sources. And other lesser (but still important)differences are present in these allagations: 1: Colonel (now General) T. Conrad stated the size of the 'UFO' when first observed was akin

Object was stated to be soundless. Source: BUFORA BULLETIN 17( Pg 12). (B): The A-10 possibility: (1): A-10's (a USAF ground attack aircraft) are often observed in the region in which ... that the XST possibility can better account for these. (c): Support for rumour detailed in XST article: (1): Some rumours refer a small object (2): Pg 132 of SKYCRASH(Grafton, 1986) refers to the problem ... American experimental aircraft being tested in British airspace, This responce could be answered in 2 ways: (1): How experimental was it? The device could have been fully airworthy. Only certain parts of equipment within

News of The lights beamed the World exclusively down and we heard a revealed, Several a 1 1. Bicker lined was high-pitched whine,' authorities. Captain Kathleen Many villagers are McCullom

Rendlesham forest'UF0!. storys were a 'cover! for an occurrance of a totaly different nature are: 1: The base must have .been awaire of the 'leeks' pertaining to this (supposedly classified) incident, but took

Pilot repor- ogy magazine which •The fact that the USAF was :able of speeds of up to 1,500 has close developing a top-secret plane mph. ted recently that it had been operating secretly

Towers LEEDS LS7 10R Dear Mr Birdsall, Please excuse my delay in responding to your letter (BL/RD 1-E) , I have been away from the office for a couple of months. No new information will

retrieved and perhaps returned to Mildenhall (by road would have been a better option than by aircraft 1.e. lifting helicopter) given its smallish size this would have been quite practical. If the malfunotd.on

course? TACAN BEACONS:• TACAN ROUTES:• LAKENHEATH MIL DENHALI; -BENTWATERS. MIL DENHALL• WOODBRIDGE, BENTWATERS. WOODBRIDGE. Fig 2: Fig 1. possible course of of the Rendlesham 'UFO', TACAN network (for comparison) (arrows show direction cont/.... of object

EMBASSY OF THE 1 CIAO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DEFENSE ATTACHE OFFICE London, England Grosvenor Square London W1A TAE U-5352-84/0PSCO 22, August 1984 Mr. Mark I. Birdsall Coordinator of Research 67 Lovell ... Park Towers Leeds LS7 1 DR Dear Mr. Birdsall: Your letter of 15 August 1984 is acknowledged. Thank you for the information you provided. Although files in this office contain no information on the subject

fine. Let's go around OK, lights off. Spot number l. S0337 There's spot number 1 there. Spot number 1, right here. that's what we'll call spot number 3. to the back ... corner and get spot number l. 144-213 9802 OK, we're looking now at spot number 1 through Did you use your light? There, it's right there. Focussed. the starlight-scope. There

Spot number 2 is right over Slight increase in light at spot number 1? look at spot number 2. Right here, see it. OK, get focussed on it, Let's see what we can here ... pine needles are all pushed back, where we get a high radioactive, or high reading, about 1. • 2 side. a deflection of two to three, maybe four, depending on the pointer. You say there ... aNVION: awful lot of noise. You just saw a light? Where? Wait, slow down. Where? Pigmentation. 1#91385 O Right on this position here. Straight ahead from between There it is again. Watch. the trees

Therefore, could the XST have been the stimulus that created the Rendlesham Forest 'UFO' myth? - Perhaps!. 1) In the 86-87 entry for the F-19 in Jaynes, it states that around

YORK 09755 ANTe REPLY TO ATTN OF: CD 13 Jan 81 R SUBJECT: Unexplained Lights TO: RAF/CC 1. Early in the morning of 27 Dec 80 (approximately 0300L), two USAF security police patrolmen saw unusual ... briefly sighted approximately an hour later near the back gate. 2.. The next day, three depressions 1 1/2" deep and 7" in diameter were found where the object had been sighted on the ground

EASTERN RADAR FL 100 - SRASIANTED FL65 0151250 ATZ 203 - 7 BECCLES ASHA NATTISHAM 7O 20 FL 6 1 WT 30 (109-3) *THEASFIELD •JA0 CLACION SECTOR Ch 25 (108-4 (108-6 BRAIN ... 15/35 or 55 C) CROSS CHANNEL SEA LAND 1 6 2.,.60* (269 g RIS 113-474. _ B u L LONGUE, ., p . cal 305 60 $89 N 51° 34.70 E 01° 39.6• EAYTROT

ORATING OD .17. Oct 83.5 Mark Ian Birdsall Research Officer, 67 Lovell Park Towers, Leeds, LS7 1 OR Dear Mr. Birdsall, am afrald am not In a position to verify or disprove anything printed about ... longer InvestIgate UFO sightings and we haven't done so for many years. done so can 1 short, we have no official Interest In what may have happened, especially since the lights were seen

alflect Mablethorp a Sutton -an-Se N Al fora Marsh Wainfleet ++++++++++ OES+ Bicest (armouth KEY TO MAP: [1] [2] MILDENHALL 3] LAKENHEATH USAAF [4] BENTWATERS USAAF Macton an S WOODBRIDGE RAF [5] [6] WATTON ... Thames ROUTE +++++++++++ INTENDED ++++++++++ POSSIBLE FLIGHTPATH OF WOODBRIDGE UFO Calais 019+ Eastbou 805* Boulogneo QUeST. Leos Fices. 182 1 80 Alderney StAnce

began to pull away. "When the range reached Aight from Moscow 1,000 yards the pilot armed London. his guns and fired in an When he asked Soviet attempt to down the authorities

bare 10.000 he pots tee banese, and too cramentani Sews of the World investigators And that's - 1. 19. -0. GOOSE. SO* 10 ..0 : MIA, *AHA: ww. ouT: soon ass Godle tase: proof that ... POULT NEPSUEN heht ac ca a.m. da December 27, - ... 5*.... •* wast more we d. cossa :1 ac. Par, Serbel S, y sar 1730. happened in torest OFFICIAL 1: 11 p. L *cast ... States AIF Force 04e al RAP Wowd. CONSTA 3. adore ottage, in Suffolk. tony sal 1 o 40.15se INVESTIGAT 10 you abet 1151 2 American airman ate - Fre 'ALITA BEAREY DETAIL ... stampe goo 4g 45.6it 1041 b4 71 2 no pea t-ro . * Jet -110s **** 1 •G Rote 2026.03 • 9 NO HOAX 8 *a tell Reten nigh -. a 54 009.10 ..M SAYS ... serer. WORRIED the -ur the tant Tue a.ng some Rest ad SUPERDAD'S LOVE -13933 1:11%, tolD 10 ... Silence TANGLE RUMPUS CONVOY PULSED NEA Amietaas bot forte - opal: s 45 8t. 1 ... refat•: 4 STORY *ie Per-Gearded Kright 47 a.a severaay: Page B. Pace : HAIR;DA d 4: 1.: ine Cest •N shete & Ra shiehke at me stent g a SPECIAL EEP TELE 9ct GOLD CHAINS ... InDiCaTE 00 PIOS-EATE ** 00 INSTANT BINGO ASCPESS >94 RAN Ag CRY T11 / TAL brex 1*1 NO BE: 1 FULL DETAILS PACE

helicopter part of the Russian satellite Cos- Officially unexplained he craft which a; described by an A 1 airman. THE Rendlesham Forest "Sky Crash" incident has been readings taken: They were entered in the files ... aigh Delence officials accept that he said, "Your guess is as good something took place . . . 1 both say they have no interest as mine." a the matter. The "Sky Crash" story is like the isherman ... that something happened with the space craft. which we cannot explain." But, said, there CASE REMEMBERED **pol 1 he slightest shred case was instantly documentation" beyond the , cosmic conspiracy headed "unexplained lights." remembered by both

photos can successfülly be denied, We are of the firm conviction that the landing of. 27 December 1'980 di'd take place, and this tape describes USAF efforts at disinformation to cover-that fact

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Would this weapon - this maser have now been able to decipher this? TD: My information - once again 1 can only tell the cannon - have been developed perhaps to deal with the UFO situation, since this

after completion of investigation in South Africa and Wright Patterson AFB/USA. END OF PRELIMINARY BRIEFING NOTES: PAGE 1-5 Page CLASSIFIER IOP SECRET - DO HQI DIVULGE

scientists went and did vigil. In NOTES the cewnter of this, they set up the equipment focus- (1) A maser is a source of very intense microwave ing on fields where they anticipated this

might have disintegrated. derstand the true meaning of this particular weapon a is a maser weapon (1), which doesn't fire a missile as When they eventually got this thing they actually we know

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CoUnCE B 13. PREPAREO DY: _ IN PORMA TICO • SOURCEs Local Press 16' APPROVING AUTHORITY: Perha/z SUICIARYI RICHARD 1. FOX, CAPTATI us Acting Defense Attache tR. subedits a List of 28 UP0s sighted in SPAIN during

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WAJHINGTON. VR 9444 5612 Sulpo GAEL-GO Febrauiy 3, 1959 FATS (FOO 1) ACTION For Dept. Use Only SUBJECT ÖTHER SIS A 21 PMIR-2 IRC-8 EE-S. LAS, P.PT ... FLYING SAUCER* EXPERT LECTURING IN NSA ZEALAND ., OADR TS authority 10: O PEt - 7• :: 1. Er George ADAMSKI, the California flying saucer expert' and author of the 2200 seats in the Town Hall ... from Venus. He is repeating his con- INVAULA-UISSVIDACIE ) DELETE *Oju! 3A¡stIOdS2 r-LION ( 1 He is also making references to security restrictions and saying that the US authorities know a lot more than ... totally unimpressed with his pictures of saucers. For the Ambassador COPY TO THE FBI * FEB 1 1 1959 Leon Crutcher/gay, THE RETORTS Y - LIAISONL Leon Crate PARTMENT OF STATE First Secratary of Entasof UNCLASSIFIED ... 1 1 1959 INFORMATION OFFICE OF SECURITY COPY NOT TO BE FILED 62 FEB 2.4 1 gRetain in divisional Ales or destroy in accordance with peculineyatwalse

newspaper Jang dated l Jan 75. It describes another account of the 97493 Op-S' 2p0 1. 158 M/7 01 17 i ~ Translation: Peshawar Dec, 31 (Jan& Rep) "According to a statement

THEIR RADAR NEITHEX COULO wE PICK IT UP ox OuR EATHIA RAP AR. • 2 . ( C 1 THOUGH A TIME FOR THE SIGHTING WAS NOT GIVEN, [T MUST MATE SEEN CLOSE TO 2100 HOJAS LOCAL TIME

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INVESTIGATION OF UNUSUAL *LIGHT PHENOMENON* SEEN IN KUMAIT'S SZIES REF: 19 KUMAlT 04 9 6 1. (CO ACCORDING TO A RELIADLI SOURCE. KUMAIT MINISTRY OF THE PILOT, OPEAATICAS JUNE 20. 1990. INTERIOR ... KUMAIT AIRWAYS PILOT OF AN UNUSUAL EL SHAnLAN. SA16 : 1 •DURING .000 FT AND BEFORE REACHING WAFRA VOR, IMILE OPERATING T IGHT NUMBER KUS+2 FACT CA RS TO KUWAIT. THE R; AND I SIGHTEO

DIREcTOr, IBI SArz: 3/5/56 Cheerl, CAC, ALBUQUERQUE (63-2023) (C) SUBJECT: UNIDENTY7 MED PLYING OBJECT 6,1. 'OCORNO, LIEY MEXICO APRIL 24, 1064 MYSCE LLARE OUS INFORMATION CONCERNING (NATYONALYTIES INTELLIGENCE ) De Albuquerque airtol to Bureau ... cherts sude by Captuini 62 tho portinent Qrot. 16 - Buronu (Cncle. 28) 41 Albuquerque REC- 01 WAB/dac 1(3) stesoy! 44 of destosnia, E,E of buel. te OSI 93 DAY 11 19SA ESCa

Joras do 1a lights, rescaled a Mylng (evening) (364213-008083) 002001 . Was motionloss ovor tho 1 N 180:3 e MOLVNIDIO BOrd 26 Mar 74 Valdchi.Jadorog .Indiraao. Strainzo object 21-year-old truck 200 motors

VERE SIGHTED IN THE SKIES OVER BRAZIL. BUT BAF FIGHTERS VERE UNABLE TO INTERCEPT THEM. 8•-........ TEXT: 1. ACCORDING TO SOURCES, AT LEAST 20 UNIDENTIFIED OBJECTS WERE OBSERVED BY SEVERAL AIRCREWS AND CH RADAR ... MUCH HERE TO BE IGNORED. ;- THREE VISUAL SIGNTINGS AND POSITIVE RADAR CONTACT ACTION DC-4A(1) INFO (U.6,7.8,F) CUC5(4) #IDS(1) J5(2) SECDEF(9) USDP(11) ASD: PASE(1 ... 1) AMIC(3) MS-28(1) J51-4B(1) DIC-JA(1) AT-5(1) DI0(3) DE-37U) 05-3C(2) D5-3C2(3) DJ-462(3) DI-SD2(1) DI-1(1 ... DIRÇ1) DT-5(1) DC-4A5(3) *MPIC VASHINGTON DE/ / 1EG// #SAFE *AIG 11881 MCN=86147/05259 TOR=86147/2010Z TAD=86147/2010Z CDSN-MIA339 PAGE 2720052 MAY 1

Quot : . 'REVIEWED ** LAS VEEREDTER RAWer; PESHAGRA 0097 RD5Cor XOSLEXT.. CAPE 7.0. 120691 ADS-• 2/4/01 (ARCE TO !1:4 •*; • R0, D.8. 0A -N ENCOP: P* 145% 1 HOPE NROL $2 27 DECLASS ... NECT: CLOSE ZORATERS IN APCRAMISTAN RAMCASE BENI X Ml a 1. (c) ERSTRE Text. PA or YCI EXZZETION3 -61.6.1 2. AM CONVINCED THAT THEME IS SUNSTANCE I% THY. MANY 'TRAVELLE@S' ARMORTS FROM AY CHANISTI

SUBJ I IR 6 876 B146 RE/(U) THIS IS AN INFO REPORY, NOT FINALLY EVAL INTEL 1. (U) CTRY: PERU (PE) 2 TITLE (U) UFO SIGHTED IN PERU (U) 3 (U) DATE OF INFO ... ORIG1 lISDAD AIR LIMA PERU 6. (1) SOURCE: 6 876 0138, OFFICER IN THE PERUVIAN AIR FORCE 6. (U) 5. (U) REO REFS: Z-DI3-PEGSO WHO OBSERVED THE EVEnT AND 18 IN A POSITION

AS.TO UNETHER LIGHTS SLOWLY uR & AND TuRN OP F INSTATLY. xO vANE. oR REACH MARIANA INTENSITY 0. 1 NÃO CYRU CAST. NATIUS CONIES. @RICH MATE A Ur O LAST RO#TH. LAEOEVED PAO% PAXTIA Encir

ORS/D BRICHT WHITE LIGHT APPEARING. AT DEAZING 026 TRUE NORTH) , ELEVATION APPROX IS DESISES: 1 23 17: g2- -190 * Posit 8F MULLER • -3-1-2 Co- :0 ). WRING THE FIRST ITU OF OBSERVATION THE LIGHTIAS

wHIt Noncome. CLaIRg at FIRST. Eras theY Hearine. SIN L CH WOULD D WAs: B 1. ouT Brolt! LeET A- g TO 10 REMATZe slatwan UTENZTER 07 CLEARLY OUTLINES ... AtROCut, AS THIS Curia. B1 A4 THAN MEN!FPWERICAL SNAPE. 61 e1 7 e eureo LOGENEw.RE 1 1 EURE NOISES ASSOCIATED WITH Tut L I CAT. we ab BA U Cradles BIAS 10. INTERESTINGLY

1 Naval Aide Files GHOST ROCKETS SECRET layman is that of a Swedish Air Force pilot. On 14 August, at 1000 hours, he was flying at 650 feet over central Sweden when

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Naval Aide Files SZONCT Wig. A maestro gon CONTENTS WORLD IN REVIEW................. Pago 1 S«GHOST ROCKETS' OVER SCANDINAVIA_._.. 17 RECONSTITUTION OF THE BRITISH TERRI- TORIAL ARMY.___________...-___ _-. 21 0 1 ... 1 O UNITED NATIONS TRUSTEESHIP.._.......... 27 MILITARY IMPLICATIONS OF SOVIET FOR- EIGN POLICY DURING 1946.._.........._... 41 GUIDED MISSILE COUNTERMEASURES...____ 50 WORLDWIDE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MAG- NETIC AMPLIFIER..______..__ __________. 56 SIGNIFICANT PERSONALITIES_-__________..... 63 CALENDAR OF FORTHCOMING EVENTS

Naval Aide Files ora epine 1. 40. OF PAGES Copy No. 1.3 INTELLIGENCE REVIEW Number 47 9 Jan 1947 DECLASSII.D.y as thily LA. Ed nog Aidio laiti:/s/Ce..O-te,3.:23.:1p- INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

WILL SE DESTROY NO RECORD OF THE REPORT IS BEING MAINTAINED BY AFOSI. •NINE | WHEN ATTACHMENT(S) 1 WILL BE I RETAINED: I DOWNGRADED TO IS/ARE REMOVED. THE CLASSIFICATION OF THIS CORRESPONDENI 0 CANCELED

retained, toith or without attachments, indicate season for security classication and grouping her APR:05-1. REMARKS 1. Cn 10 Nov 80, a meeting tack cHice in 1606 AEN/CC Conference Room attended by the following

orange lames and disappear over a distant mountain. When de reported his obvervations, representatives oy the local 1 mu enforce went agencten searched the scene and noted your dwall Irregularly shaped onouldering areas and your

blasting 'c. Wichis not in the area of this Incident. 62. 732 70 L Bureau 8, 114 (1 - FBI Laboratory) O e REC- 53* / APR $0 1954 2 - Albuquerque DA/rae

Malaga for the purposo of scientifically studying the UFOs soon 1n that' vicinity. Results of this meeting : 1

gathered from several conventional sources. No sightings, other than these, have .been reported in the area. 4. 1 Mr MILLER has contacted FTD personnel a c W-P AF3, OH, who expressed an interest

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Round, intenso torch- likco light o on forty from Ceuta rock, traveled at low altitude, 00530:1) ' to Al goodras. then fell Into the vator again, This happened twice, 15 Apr 74 La Goralla

Blasts: SUSs not In the area of Chis incident: Dureau 12 con E to- 50° 62:21202 (1 - FBI Laboratory) ., 512 GO E PAPR S0 1950 • Albuquerque DAB/rac 16) 1 #PY KAY8

VISIBILITY matron:s • • it: EXCELLENT; FOUR -TENTHS CLOUD .COVER (STRATUS AND CONULUS r: WID.EAX.N.S-ATIINIS,DLECERICA-STORMFORIFING.DUER : 1 ‡ IMMEDIANE AREA DE. CITY CA HAVA THIS. DÖCUMENT. DECLASSIFIED BY .COMNAVSECGRU. ON .APRIL

TENUED FROM COMPLARY P.M 1. DID 9 Sect 80 aerial phencnera described by the first three. Again the cbject landed in Coyote Canyon. They did not see the coject take off. 5. Coyote Canyon

Pobruary 21, 1919 SAC, X1. Paso 9/1 Nructor, PBI 103 PROTECTION OF VITAL INSTALLATIONS 1 . of .) .APOLO 06-58300 -4 •N A review of your referenced Lettor reflects that Du• Lincoln ... ablo to furniuh relutive to this matter. EEL : EEM N R. 23 V V * % HAs 4!1 (*L tie. Tolson XichoL COMMUNICATIONS SECTION ho sE tracy MAILED 15 St S; : Ur. Lea: Ournal ... 1- b1.0 he-te Ponta, u truinr. Taut * FEB 24 1949 G C1 ME NEGLEAR EEMAN OF MIYESTIZA: 15 M VE CERA:!MINT 5A JUSTICL

Scientific Laboratory that they were able to determine Bureau - A buquerave Gunbl h- SAC, AP 53 %PR 1 6187059 07. 2. 375/7 Approved: Transmitted . (Number) (Time

groted stated he would dävise the FIX, Albucuerque, 6£ any pertinent develop- .ments. Fools. are: • 1- no - A Meal. ..: u It may be noted that New Mexico State Police Sergeant M. S. CHAVEZ and. Socorro

UNCLASSIFIED 1 58003: 159 Couat ry: C.'LA NY Reel 2423 Frase SuStect: LTO (UNIDENTITIED FLYING OBJECT) (U) pt: 5-366-0524-64 D. r.: 10 AL'CUST 1960 Dete les: v.S. NAVAL BASE CINO ... POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT IT MAY BE A DECAYING SATELLITE AS INDICATED IX REFERENCE A. Is out : 1. MIDENCE A REPOXTED A SATELLITZ OF COMOS 234 DECAYING AND INDICATED VARIOUS TRACK POSITIONS YOR POSSIBLE SIGHTINGS ... BLERY AND LUSALLE MAURICED TO OBTAIN KODACHECHY PHOTO- CRAPES OF 72 SUZJECT ONJECT. IN THIS XISPECT, ATTACDONTS (1) AND (2) MY yoDY . POOLSD, YOI DEVELOP LUG AND LOCkaTION. ATTACH: (1) CHZ MOLL 07 35MY KODACHRONE

kilcmetora south Og Lothor chip - al wind rama, entored villago of Castillo do las (374317-00618:1) Throo 'caller chips 00559) roscabling mushrooms . Guardas. Flow allontly, had no windows but towers above and bolom. Inuinous

REPORT NO. DO -E-324/33601-76 SUBJECT Aerial Observation of Intense DATE DISTR. Source of Light 1 8 NOY 1376 NO. PAGES 1 REFERENCES DCD Case DATE OF INFO. September 1976 THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION ... SOURCE 1. An unusual incident was observed during a 10 September 1976 British European Airways (BEA) flight (number 831) from Moscow to London. Between 1800 and 1900 hours, the aircraft was cruising at an altitude ... kilometers) off of the aircraft's path and approximately five to six thousand feet (1,500 to 1,800 meters) below the aircraft, somewhat above a lower cloud layer. The light, which resembled a sodium

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GOVERNMENT- ........... 3'r. Neta.s. DATE: Februar:10,2949° TO DIRECTER, FaI FROM KB SAT, BL PASO Mr. : 1 SUBJECT: PROTECTICH OF VITAL INSTALLATICHS Bureau file 465-58300 Fling Dises / :/-y Mr. Quinn Tas Mr. Reference ... ments. CC: . ... ANCH 01/5 -5830-0- San Antonio 10. 3 ,00:061:23 MAR 4 1949 RRR/em 1 5 ARDE 1 OR S 17-45 100-1561 RECORDER

Manzano PHONE Kirtlard AF3, NM 4-7516 2 C52 L APOLIES SUMMARY OF INFORMATION REMARKS 1. Cr. 2 Sept a0, SCUECE related on. Aug 80, three Security Policemen assigned to 1606 SPS, KAF3

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mutilations there have been an estimated 8,000 aniwals mutilated which would place the loss at approximately $1,000,000. R. E. THOMPSON, United States Attorney, advised that he had received an urgent call from

Naval Aide Files SECRET GHOST ROCKETS end of July almost 1,000 such reports had been received. The investigation has been carried out by the Swedish Defense Staff in a very peculiar manner

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Force activities are authorized to conduct such prelimi- nary investigation as may be required for reporting purposes; 1. Purpose and Scope. This Regulation establishes procedures for re- however, investigations should not be carried beyond this ... Objects (UFOB)-Relates to any airborne ob- promptly. ject which by performance, aerodynamic characteristics, or un- a. (1) Electrical Reports. All electrical reports will be multiple usual features does not conform to any presently known ... Force activities will report all in- items: formation and evidence that may come to their attention, in- (1) Description of the object(s): cluding the received from adjacent commands of the other (a) Shape. services

receipt of report 2300 28 May 85 Similar reports to Exeter Police of object travelling at 1000 1 between Taunton and Exeter at 2300. Clusters of lights seen over South Brent, Devon

Whon to Roport. te Sightings within the soope'of this chapter, as outlined in paragraphs 102B (1), (2), (6) and (7), are to be reported aa follows: (1) While airborne and from land based observers

INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING VITAL INTELLIGENCE SIGHTINGS CIRVIS/MERINT Table of Contents Section Paragraph Sub foct Page Number CHAPTER_1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE OF COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING VITAL INTELLIGENCE SICHTINGS 101 102 Purpose Scope ... sage Ident Photographs... •1-2 CHAPTER CIRVIS REPORTS GENERAL 2-1 201 Information to be Reported and When to Report. 2-1 JI PROCEDURES 2-2 202 General 203 Precedence (priority o 2-2 transmission

CHIEFS OF STAFF Washington, D. C. 20301 UNITED STATES NATIONAL LETTER OF PROMULGATION FOR JANAP 14.6 E 1. JANAP 146 (E), CANADIAN UNITED STATES COLMUNICATIONS INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING VITAL INTELLIGENCE SIGHTINGS, is an unclassified

SAChutrilits concarning tho 'abovo. RAK : VIM RECORDED - INDEXED -F 162-8381420 l 4AR 29 1850 MAR 29 1 1950 ', CA 3 A: DEB Archives for UFO Research Arkivet för UFO-forskning Mate

from ARIC contrallors). One ARIC controller worked a USA? B-25 ( AF 8898 ?) for a bout 1 hr 20 mins about 2230 aDT, B-25 was vectored in on numerous tarots and commented that each

Estimated heights are unreliable). No move Mana G. Distance. (By reference to a known landmark wherever possible). 1. poonad WILO wad de , sarg. H. Movements. (Changes in E, F and G may be of more

sorry that it has taken me so long to reply. To answer your two easier questions first: 1. The form which was sent to you with Mr Hucker's letter of 6 December is complete

Prom: F CE EN All, -O C.SSCorl Reference: 34/07 RU OLDE MALL 1. HATHol. Dotails of Complaint. 2, Name: b. Address: 2. Sighting: 2.. Date/Time of Sighting and Duration ... Conditions: A FEW LIGHT Cloves. j. Nearby Objects: i k. To 'Tom Reported: Cal EvaNs 1. Other Witnesses: U m. Couments: HE SAW A KEIGHT LICHT CLASHIG (J TriE SKA. ME SAID ... oResuvE. 3. Date and. 'Time Roceived: /S/3Rt TY 8+ MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Sec. (AS)2 Signed: 2 1 JUL 1987 Name: A Date: /S Sex 8+ KEr) FILE Ranic

July 1952 MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE SUBJECT: Flying Saucer Sightings at National Airport 1. At about noon on Sunday, 20 July, Lt. Colonel Searles, Air Force Press Desk, Department of Defense

1 0 APR 1981 A & a UNCLA IF IED C15152 16/1755•106¢2874 FO.? C/.C POUTINE 161406Z APR • 01 PAO. LATCCMIL TO MODUK-AIR: UM OIL ASS IF :I:ED SIC. ZS7 CURJEOTY!AERIAL:PHENOMENA ... BRADFORD W. YORKS N. •NONE PAGE. 2RBDPGA 010 UNCLAS 0. •CHE B: 1514140 DISTRIBUTION F Z.6F CA3 1 DS 8 ACTION CA.. CTO 1 ACS(P) ( CXJ 1 DSC (AFDO). ) 1

With positiya Súcess, l t when' in J'159, the United States established primitive communicatioris with" the 1 4 e * Aliens. on 6pril 425, 19,4 V a USA intelligence or ricer, met tuo Aliens

times to be used, 8 7 .: * "p* alc ( AS) 2 dittiochin E. DECRIFTICH OF OBJECT Humber 2 1. AT SS' Size Q. AC/ ACH. Shape TRIAN bu LAK B Colours Hu LAl Brightnous vERy ... 1. Go wund ASIG Smell NIL Poir ;Fice CIA TEA C. EXACT • POSITION OF OBSERVIER Si. Daudi Geographical location Indoors/Outdoors c019-kul Stationary/Noving Sit the ubty D. HOW OBS FIRVED NARAS ¡TE THAt Al BINoCinG ... HARD S (A landmark may be more useful than a badly 'Estimated beatiniedtren N• 1 703) ANGLE OF SIGHT (Estimated heights are unreliable) NI DISTANCE. (By reference to a known landmark it possible) ? H. MOVEMENT ... WHOM REPORTED Police fonte ESSEXUAX CoRPS, Military Organisation. 4X4 ALK. 1a L The Fress Pk 1. NAME AND ADDFESS OR INFORMAT ANY BACKGROUND OF THE INFORMANT THAT MAY BE VOLUNTEERED lei This D. OTHER WITNESSES

2157/8 Harry Baros Janos Me Copeland 1 Stewart Dawson All aro CAA employeos with varying Phil Cocond levels of exporienco (ARTC radar In- stalled Jan. 52). MAico Senitou All appeared to be sorious, consolentious ... Constant 23,000 -20 7. See 6. Others negative. 8. Negative 9. So 1. official reports not received, 10. Normal commercial traffic inbound and outbound Washington National Airport plus Som3 USA? a/c - all known

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UNIDENTIFIND FLYING OBJECT PROTOTIA (€93/) ) eNt 6/8 From: Reference: 1. Details of Complaint. 2, Name: b. Address 2. Sighting: a. Dato/Time of Sighting and Duration: 032100 sighted for a couple of seconds ... Clear sky with hazy moon. j• Nearby Objects:-- k. To !nom Reported: Police and Yeovil air station 1. Other Witnesses: Nil : d * m. Couments: The object was the size of a full moon as seen

DARTACOR. e1th a view to detecting the origin of . the above ( and cspeciully cr .the "floating light") 1 have recently submitted ü scheme, which has been approved by the C.o.C., for rounding

1.. 3131 MARCH 1916 SIn:t. Much, '916. J. Countless reborto lave been reecived by tho Mi.1 5 tary Intelligence Department of "FLOATING LIGHTS" on Dartnoor from many indemnient sources, but, the description

contacted, nor have other potential sources been investigated. Such action will not be possible by this office. 1. Varying numbers (up to 12 simultaneously) of u/s targets on ART radar scope. Termed by CAA personnel ... targets in rough line abreast with about 14 mile spacing moved slowly together (giving about a 1" trace persistency at an estimated speed of less than 100 mph) on a heading

RTTEZYWW RUFLOJA9136 17 MOV 1980 ZiY Ar NEP (;I' SECRET FOR APOSI ONLY R 171 1 30Z NOV 80 FM HO AFOSI BOLLING AFB DC; /I VOE 10 SAVIT33A N•OSI DIST 17 KIRTLAND ... PHOTO IMAGERY INTERPRETATION YOUR MSG 292030% OCT 80. SUBJECT CASE NR: 8017D93-126 HQ CR 4,, 1. SUBJECT NEGATIVES/'FILM WERE ANALYZED BY HQ IVT AND 7602 AINTELG, LT AND 11 E FOLLOWING RESULTS WERE ... FOUND: A. NEGATIVE #1: DEPLICTING C-5A AIRCRAFT ON APPROACH! AND STREAKING UNIDENTIFIED NORI/M. 0030XOT IN LONER RIGHTY EXACTION OF FILM. FILM FOUND 10 BE UNALTERED. SIZE DIFFERENTIAL. WAS NOT CONSISTENT WITH SIZE OF AIRCRAFT ... UNIDENTIFIED - AERIAL OBJECT. BOLTON/REINFELD METHOD DID NOT REVEAL VISIBLE MARKINGS ON OBJECT. C. NEGATIVE: /3: DEPICTING 1 REGULAt SHAPED UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL O3 ACT IN SEVELL FRAMES OF 8:04 FILM. BECAUSE OF. THE SIZE ... UNALTERED. 4,% D. 34 INCHES OF 80M FILM: DEPICTING APPARENT COLONED OBJECT MOVING IN FRONT 6 )1-* STIL.. C*AGRA. FILM FOUND TO BE UNALTIRED STA71100X3R/UNTY REVEAL (34X0:: 10 W: BAsic PRISM FEATURES. DEPIN ... WITH RESTRICTED ACCESS TO "MJ INELVE". CASES ON PENNEWITZ IS BEING IS ALTORED BY MASA INS, W110: 1, 11. E- NICEST N.L FUTURE EVIDENCE. BE FORWARDED 10 1H5M 1

OUTSIDE LAUNDERETTE MINA ROAD ST WERBURGHS BRISTOL D. NAKED EYE E. S.E. F. 60° 8464 iS% 1 MITE S.E. TO N.W. TOWARDS CLIFTON DRY AND SUNNY GOOD VISIBILITY NONE BRISTOL WEATHER CENTRE BRISTOL POLICE ANDREW