Annie Jacobsen
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Annie Jacobsen (born 1967) is an American investigative journalist and author of books on military and intelligence history.
Books

Area 51: An Uncensored History (2011) told the history of the secret base from the U-2 to stealth aircraft, based on interviews with former workers. It was criticised for repeating an anonymous source's claim that the Roswell crash was a Soviet stunt involving surgically altered children. Operation Paperclip (2014) covered German scientists brought to the U.S. The Pentagon's Brain (2015), about DARPA, was a Pulitzer Prize finalist. Phenomena (2017) described decades of U.S. government research into psychic abilities, including remote viewing. Her later books include Nuclear War: A Scenario (2024).
On the UAP Timeline

- Livermore scientists' paranormal experiences (1974) — Kit Green says he worked with scientists who reported orbs and entities in their homes.
- ONR intuition and sensemaking research (2012) — The Office of Naval Research studies 'sixth sense' and intuitive decision-making.
References
- Annie Jacobsen — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org · archived copy
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