James Goodall

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James Goodall
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Also known asJim Goodall, Goodall
On the Timeline1 event, 1990

James C. Goodall is an American aviation historian and photographer who has written many books on secret military aircraft, including the SR-71 Blackbird, the U-2 and the Skunk Works, and on Area 51.

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In 1990 Goodall said that at least eight secret programs were flying out of Groom Lake, based on contacts with test pilots and engineers. He has said he believes some advanced projects there involve technology beyond the ordinary, and has given interviews in UFO documentaries. His aviation research is respected, while his comments on UFOs are based on unnamed sources.

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