Boeing engineer's LeMay story

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Boeing engineer's LeMay story
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Date1 November 2013
TopicsCrashes & retrievals (topic), Beings & bodies (topic), Secrecy & cover-up (topic)
PeopleCurtis LeMay, Barry Goldwater, David Adair
TestimonyShellenberger testimony, p. 177
Year2013 in UFO history
Timeline2013 on the UAP Timeline
Sources1

Boeing engineer's LeMay story — An anonymous former Boeing engineer claims Gen. Curtis LeMay told him of a UAP crash.

According to the testimony, an anonymous former Boeing engineer claimed in a video interview that Gen. Curtis LeMay, the famous Air Force commander and chief of staff, had told him about a UFO crash.

LeMay appears in several UFO stories, including Barry Goldwater's account that LeMay angrily refused to show him UFO material at Wright-Patterson, and David Adair's claim that LeMay was involved in his 1971 visit to Area 51. LeMay himself publicly dismissed UFOs and died in 1990.

The engineer isn't named, and the account can't be checked. It's a single anonymous claim.

People and topics

Boeing's offices in Arlington County, Virginia, the corporate headquarters of the company as of 2022.
Boeing's offices in Arlington County, Virginia, the corporate headquarters of the company as of 2022. Photo: mr_t_77 · CC BY-SA 2.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
  • Boeing — The aerospace company whose Phantom Works looked at gravity research in 2002.
  • Curtis LeMay — Air Force chief of staff who reportedly refused Barry Goldwater access to UFO material.
  • Unidentified anomalous phenomena — The U.S. government's current term for unidentified objects in the air, in space and underwater.
  • U.S. Air Force — The U.S. military service that ran the official UFO projects from 1947 to 1969.
  • Unidentified flying object — An object in the sky that can't be identified; the older term for UAP.
  • Barry Goldwater — U.S. senator and Air Force Reserve general who said he was denied access to UFO material at Wright-Patterson.
  • Wright-Patterson Air Force Base — The Ohio air base that housed Project Blue Book and is linked to the Hangar 18 legend.
  • David Adair — Man who claims he saw an alien engine at Area 51 as a teenager.
  • Area 51 — The secret Nevada test site where spy planes and stealth aircraft were developed.

On the Timeline

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65 F.R. 52823 1995 Presidential Determination on Classified Information Concerning the Air Force's Operating Location Near Groom Lake, Nevada (Bill… Photo: Bill Clinton · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons
  • Bill Uhouse (1 November 2013) — A retired Marine captain says he tested exotic aircraft and worked on alien technology.
  • Pentagon accounting plugs (18 November 2013) — A defense accountant says she was told to enter false numbers in Navy budgets.

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References

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