📖 Encyclopedia History · · 6 min read
Moon Dust, Blue Fly and UFO draft policy (1961)
An Air Force draft policy names intelligence teams for Projects Moon Dust, Blue Fly and 'UFO'.
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#crashes retrievals articles
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 8 min read
Philip Corso's Roswell claims
Army Col. Philip Corso claims he handled autopsy reports and recovered alien artifacts.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 6 min read
Hunter AFB "UFO crash" letter (1958)
An Air Force colonel writes about a 'UFO crash' near Hunter AFB, Georgia.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 5 min read
NICAP fed a fake crash story (1957)
Civilian group NICAP is fed a fake UAP crash story by a source with NSA ties.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 4 min read
Afghanistan saucer reports (1956)
Wright-Patterson monitors a reported saucer landing in Afghanistan and plans an overflight.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 6 min read
Blue Book Special Report No. 14
Blue Book Special Report No. 14 analyzes 3,200 sightings and finds no proof of advanced craft.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 5 min read
Mrs. G and the Wright-Patterson catalogue
A Wright-Patterson worker reportedly said she catalogued about 1,000 incoming UAP items.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 7 min read
4602d AISS crashed-object claim (1954)
A Marine aviator says he was told an Air Force intelligence squadron ran a crashed-object program.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 8 min read
Roswell-area helicopter crash claim (1954)
An Air Force helicopter trainee says he was sent to a desert crash near Roswell in 1954.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 7 min read
SOM1-01 Special Operations Manual
Engineer Bob Wood reportedly suspects the 'SOM1-01' manual was created as Cold War disinformation.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 7 min read
Kingman UFO crash
An engineer using the pseudonym Fritz Werner swears he investigated a crashed craft near Kingman, Arizona.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 6 min read
Fort Polk crash claim (1953)
An Army source says he saw an egg-shaped craft crash-land at Fort Polk, Louisiana.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 7 min read
Warrant officer and the crates of bodies (1953)
A former Army warrant officer claims he saw crates of small humanoid bodies at Wright-Patterson.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 7 min read
Garrison, Utah crash and burial claim (1953)
An anonymous Air Force official claims a craft crashed and was buried near Garrison, Utah.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 4 min read
Air Force officer's crash-retrieval remark (1952)
A source says an Air Force officer told an aerospace meeting he had been at a crash retrieval scene.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 5 min read
Wright-Patterson guard and the tarp-covered craft (1952)
A former guard is said to have seen a tarp-covered craft taken into a secure area at Wright-Patterson.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 6 min read
MJ-12 Fifth Annual Report
A disputed, possibly hoaxed 'Majic' report describes the 1947 recovery of craft and five bodies.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 5 min read
Bell Labs source on 1950 crash files
A Bell Labs source says a former NASA employee had technical files on a 1950 crash retrieval.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 5 min read
Hebgen Lake disc report (1949)
An Air Force base reports an informant's account of seven discs and two crashed ones; a lake search finds nothing.
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📖 Encyclopedia History · · 4 min read
Alleged CIA report on recovered disc technology (1949)
An alleged CIA report names a secret Defense Department program for exploiting recovered disc technology.
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