“Sightings”41 pages
- p. 6 …Between 1948 and 1969, the Air Force investigated 12,618 reported sightings.
The following is a…
- p. 7 …cov,red by the Air Foree that sightings categorized •s ~unidentified"
represent technological developments or principles…
- p. 10 …The Report states that nearly all
UFO sighting are of short duration, seldom last an hour…
- p. 11 …It is also clear, as one goes through the
descriptions of UFO sightings, whether in the…
- p. 12 …On defense. (a) I~ there eVidence that OFO sighting! may represent
a defense hazard? No such…
- p. 13 …apply scientific methods to the occasional transient sightings with
any chance or success. While further study…
- p. 17 …The Air Foree base nearest the location of a reported sight-
ing is charged with the…
- p. 18 …Some examples are the omission of the duration of the
sighting, date, time, location, position in…
- p. 20 …or discovered by the Air Force that sightings
categorized u unidentified represent teetmo\ogical dnelopme_nts…
- p. 23 …Between 1948
and 1969 we investigated 12,618 reported sightings. ·
Of these sightings, 11,917 were…
- p. 26 …Batween 1948 and 1969 the Air Force investigated
12.618 reported UFO sightings. Of these, 11…
- p. 27 …that further ~xtensive
s~udy of DFO sightings is not justifi ed in the expectation tha…
- p. 28 …has been no evidence indicating that sightings categorized as "unidenti-
fied" are extraterrestrial vehicles. .•
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Project Blu…
- p. 29 …Between 1948 and 1969 we investi-
gated 12,618 reported sightings.
The following is a stat13t1oal…
- p. 30 …A computerized data
base in Chicago prints out pattern analy-
ses ot UFO sightings, seeking a…
- p. 31 …White the vast majority
of UFO sighting reports are made by hon-
est. perplexed. often reluctant…
- p. 34 …Unidentified Sightings
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1. 0308 EST FONECON from NORAD Command Director…
- p. 35 …SAC s~te c-1 still had a visual sighting on objects.
4. NORAD stated that…
- p. 36 …dis-
covered by the Air Force that sightings categorized as nunidentified"
represent technological developments or principles…
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TOTAL UFO (OBJECT) SIGHTINCiS
(CompUed 1'1 Jan 66)
TOTAL
YEAR SIGHTINGS UNIDENI IFIED SOURCE
194…
- p. 43 …the
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was sighted over the we~pons storag~
· l~a~ional…
- p. 55 …These requests will be made in conjunc-
tion with sightings of unusual phenomenon along the northern…
- p. 57 …c=. ..: ""~- ~~
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Uni~enti!ied Flying Object Sighting
1. J:.t 310805 received nhoncon from…
- p. 58 …0345 ·-An Ar.my ~olice Sgt _on the way to work at
reported sighting a UFO…
- p. 59 …ects4 "' { t:TOs )
;' allege~ sightings. ~he first exten~e~ !=orn t~e su~!ace to
: I…
- p. 64 …At 2902.00 EST AFOC informed IDICC that an unidentified
helicopter, possibly two, had been sighted…
- p. 67 …i~9~med NMCC that the arcy helo
assisting on the scene had not sighted the…
- p. 70 …the
thehelico-:;ter-
Guard helo, and
was sighted over ~
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resocncec to•J...my · 1\c:~ional…
- p. 71 …At 290300 EST the helicopter was sighted over
the weapons sto:age area and t."le…
- p. 85 …Low Flying Aircra£t/Belicopter Sightings at
rrortsmith AFB, l-1!.
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The uro sightings occurred on an ·extremely clear night.
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- p. 97 …Air Force no longer
investigates reports of UFO sightings.
This was not alwavs the case. On…
- p. 98 …or discovered by the Air force
that sightings categorized as "unidentified" represent
technological developments or principles…
- p. 99 …to NASA concerning UFO sight-
ings address themselves to the reported sightings by astronauts
during Earth…
- p. 100 …The
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regional N!CAP repres~ntative investigated the sighting and
reported there was no evidence to…
- p. 101 …In addition, a nunber of private domestic and foreign groups
continue to review UFO sighting reports…
- p. 102 …A computeriZed data
base in Chicago pnnts OUt pan em analy-
ses of UFO sightings. seeking…
- p. 103 …While the vast majotity
of UFO sighting reports are made by hon·
est. perplexed. often reluctant…
- p. 113 …Although some pro-UFO
researchers argue that sightings of UFOs go back to Biblical times, most…
- p. 114 (although some researchers claim there were as many as 800 sightings during that
period). Interestingly, the…
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Subject: Army National Guard Helicopter Support for
Loring AFB
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• . -1. At 292.035 EST Oct 7·5, LTC Dyer, Office of the Director
of Ope.rations, USAF, ·requested that the Army National Guard
(NG) helicopter and c~ew currently located at Loring AFB, ·
Maine, be made availaple to the Commander of the 42nd Bomb .
Wing until 300800 EST Oct 75. The NG helicopter would be
employed to .track and identify the unidentified helicopter
that has violated the airspace inthe vicinity of the weapons
. stor.age area at Loring rAFB during thef early morning hours
· of 28 .and 29 Oct 75. . LTC Dyer stated that. international
borders would ~ot be~crossed, and· that apprehensions would
not be attempted by personnel embarked in the NG helico~ter.
Any civil pollee on board the aircraft would participate .
only to ·the extent of communica~;ng with appropriate police
officials on the ground, with the latter singularly responsible
!or the apprelum=:i.lon u£ the $USpect aircraft ·or crew.. . . • •
2. This request was relayed to ~IG Sniffin, DA Director of
Operations, DCSOPS, at 292100 EST. J-IG Sni-ffin indicated .
his intent to check with Army le;al . officials on t~e matter ·
prior to making a decision. . •
3. The SAC Command Post was informed at 292050 EST of the
request by LTC Dyer, and the fact that MG Sniffin was
checking ~:ith Army legal authorities. Col Freeman, "M
Operations Center, was also informed of the status.
Special Asst to SECOEF/4. Col Bailey, Mil Asst to the
OEPSECDEF, has been advised of
DOD approval be r _equired. the helicopter request should
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5. The State Department Canadian Desk Officer has been
kept informed of the situat~on.
6. At 292230 EST MG Sniffin approved use of the helicopter
l-7i th the following constraints:
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a. Tracking and . i~entification only.
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c. No crossing of internati onal borders.
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