Richard Hall
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| On the Timeline | 2 events, 1962–1978 |
Richard Hall (1930–2009) was an American UFO researcher who served for many years as assistant director and acting director of NICAP, the leading civilian UFO group of the 1950s and 1960s.
Work
Hall edited The UFO Evidence (1964), a large and influential compilation of credible reports, presented to Congress to support calls for hearings, and a second volume in 2001. He also wrote Uninvited Guests (1988) and Alien Encounters. Hall reported that jet gun-camera films of UFOs were routinely sent to the CIA, based on his sources. He was known as a careful researcher who rejected obvious hoaxes.
On the UAP Timeline
- Gun-camera films sent to the CIA claim (1962) — Researcher Richard Hall says jet gun-camera UAP films were routinely sent to the CIA.
- Fort Dix–McGuire incident (18 January 1978) — An alleged Air Force form describes a UAP incident and body recovery at Fort Dix and McGuire AFB.
References
- Richard H. Hall — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org · archived copy
- NPIC photo analysis of UFO imagery — CIA reading room · cia.gov · archived copy
- Formerly secret memo on Air Force UFO photo analysis — MuckRock · muckrock.com · archived copy
- Fort Dix / McGuire case directory — NICAP · nicap.org · archived copy
- Fort Dix–McGuire AFB case — NOUFORS · noufors.com · archived copy
- 'Alien shot dead in 1978 at Fort Dix/McGuire AFB?' — Metabunk · metabunk.org · archived copy
- Stringfield, Status Report IV: The fatal encounter at Ft. Dix–McGuire (1985) · thriftbooks.com · archived copy
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