Vannevar Bush

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Vannevar Bush
Portrait of Vannevar Bush. "Dr. Vannevar Bush, President, Carnegie Institution, Washington. From the News Service Mass. Institute of Technology…
Portrait of Vannevar Bush. "Dr. Vannevar Bush, President, Carnegie Institution, Washington. From the News Service Mass. Institute of Technology… Photo: Harris & Ewing · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons
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On the Timeline2 events, 1948–1983

Vannevar Bush (1890–1974) was an American engineer and science administrator who led the Office of Scientific Research and Development during World War II, overseeing projects including the early atomic bomb effort.

UFO connection

DOE photo by Ed Westcott Three men received The Atomic Pioneers Award Left to right: Dr. w:Glenn Seaborg , President Nixon , Dr. w:Vannevar Bush…
DOE photo by Ed Westcott Three men received The Atomic Pioneers Award Left to right: Dr. w:Glenn Seaborg , President Nixon , Dr. w:Vannevar Bush… Photo: doe-oakridge · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons

In 1948 the Pentagon's Research and Development Board, which Bush had chaired, publicly dismissed flying saucers. In 1950, Canadian engineer Wilbert Smith wrote that U.S. scientist Robert Sarbacher said a small group led by Bush was studying saucers. Sarbacher repeated this in a 1983 letter. The MJ-12 papers list Bush as a member.

On the UAP Timeline

U.S. Air Force General Nathan F. Twining , Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff . From: Joint Chiefs of Staff website See also: Image:Nathan Twining…
U.S. Air Force General Nathan F. Twining , Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff . From: Joint Chiefs of Staff website See also: Image:Nathan Twining… Photo: Unknown author · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons

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