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This is the final report of the Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying Objects, conducted by the University of Colorado under Air Force contract F44620-67-C-0035, with Edward U. Condon as scientific director and Daniel S. Gillmor as editor. It was submitted to the National Academy of Sciences on 15 November 1968 for review. The report includes field studies, photographic and radar analyses, case studies, historical chapters and appendices such as the Robertson Panel report and the Twining letter.
inforlllation. In this instance, \I.'Jwt the woman had seen ~.,ras I'lter
1l1l'lltified by intl'f('stcd civi [ian:: as a flare drop from an j\ir Porte
plalw,
\\'hile Air Force cooperation llith our field teams was excellent
and cOllunenJahle, the teams frl'quently encountered situations in
hhleb air base publl':: relations at the local level left much to be
Jes i rt~d.
Official se~:rec:' and classificHtion of information were scldQm
cncountl'red by project inVl·sti gators. In the few instances when
secrecy was Kl\O\"Jl tu h~ involved, tilE: classified reports ,"wre re-
vi 0',c-d and f('lund to cont a ill no s i gnj fi callt j n formation regarding
UFOs.
Red carefUl serut':ny of ;)d~'qU:11T information. In each
l'Url'ell1 fvport {11 I,hidl the "vidpTl\'l' ;fIlJ 1l;lrr:ltivl' tl:;lt \I'cn' pr('seTl1(.ith our field teams was cxc(?11ent
and COII\n1t'I1Jable, till' teams Fr~'qul'ntly encollntered si tuations in
hlliell air base pubtl': relations at the local level left much to be
J~sin~d,
Official secrecy and classific(ltiQI1 of information were sclrir:>m
CllCoulltt.'red br project illVl'~tiRato1's. In the few instances when
secrecy \le lf1v('stjg~lt('d and left IJnresolveJ
I>e rC' oitt'll of the ~ !11m' gencral chllr:le t.' r (is those n~s 01 vet!. '[he
il\collcludv(,l1e~s of til t's l' invt'stigatiol1~ t~ felt tIl be a result of
lad, of information h'i til whie h tlJ wort., r:ltiH'l' than (If 0 str:lll~I,l'IlC:;~
lib i ell ~l1rvl\oed ~al'l'ful Sl:l'llt: ny of :1l!t'qu:J1_t' i nfnrmati 011. 11\ eat'h
CUTJ'ellt: rvport iii ,;/ilch tli,' ,'\'itl!'I1Ct' and Il,lrr;ltivd
~{'rl' Illlt'qlWtL' tlJ Ul'rlJll' ,,'hat was ()"~I'r'v<'d, alld 111 which t'lH'
dt'fi nl'd l'ill'n\Jnw ,0:1 \(,I~ not: orJin:l.ry - that is, l'al~h I!h~l'rvatj on that
could be explaincd \Jill\' ill te'rm:; Df thl' presl'lIcl' Df fl. rlying H'hiele
apparentlv n'prl':;\'ntill)! 1111 alic11 I:Ultlll't' - till'n' 1",1'(' Il1v<1I'iaillv
di!'crcl'anc.:il", fIn"';;, nr contradictions in tht' lJan'ali VI' :Illd <'vi.}f'r,c('
"hidl ea;:t gtl'ollg dOlI!'t UpOIl the I'h\'siull renlity of tll,_' eVl'llt rt"vrt!'r\.
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