A University of Arizona atmospheric physicist, James E. McDonald kept going back to old cases. In 1968 he interviewed both Chiles-Whitted pilots, by then jet captains, and they still described a vehicle. That same year he took the Levelland case to a House symposium. He told Congress that ten vehicles had been stopped within a short area in a 2-hour period. He also looked again at the Rex Heflin photographs from Santa Ana, checking the radio cutoff and the weather. He disputed the balloon verdict in the Gorman Dogfight as well.
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University of Arizona atmospheric physicist who interviewed Crawford in 1967
Atmospheric physicist who analysed the case in 1968 congressional testimony
University of Arizona atmospheric physicist who re-interviewed both pilots in 1968
Atmospheric physicist who presented the case to a House committee in 1968
Atmospheric physicist who rebutted Menzel's explanation in 1968
Atmospheric physicist who checked the balloon claim in the late 1960s
Pro earlyInterviewed both pilots and presented the case to the House Committee on Science and Astronautics in 1968
Researcher who interviewed Sperry
Atmospheric physicist who interviewed Bachmeier and presented the case to Congress in 1968
Atmospheric physicist who challenged the balloon explanation
Pro earlyAtmospheric physicist who presented the case to the House Committee on Science and Astronautics in 1968
Pro earlyUniversity of Arizona atmospheric physicist who revived the case in 1966
Physicist who listed the Condon explanation among those he did not trust in Science in Default (1969)
Atmospheric physicist who rebutted the Condon explanation
Commentator who ruled out meteors and ground return
Pro earlyAnalysed the case in his 1968 statement to the House Committee on Science and Astronautics
Atmospheric physicist who called it one of the most puzzling cases he had studied
Pro earlyResearcher who rejected the balloon explanation
Atmospheric scientist who disputed the mirage explanation
Physicist who investigated the case as his Case #41
Atmospheric physicist who championed the case at the AAAS in 1969 and the AIAA in 1971
University of Arizona scientist who brought the photographs to the Condon Committee's attention in 1966
University of Arizona atmospheric physicist who raised the case before Congress in 1968
Scientist who re-interviewed the witnesses and wrote about the case in Science in Default
Pro earlyAtmospheric physicist who listed the case among UFO-related mild skin burn cases
Pro earlyAtmospheric physicist who cited the case in testimony to the House Committee on Science and Astronautics, 1968
Pro earlyUniversity of Arizona atmospheric physicist who interviewed three crew members
Atmospheric physicist who interviewed her in 1967
Atmospheric physicist who interviewed Carson in 1966 and disputed the Air Force explanation
Researcher who interviewed Browning in 1967 and challenged the RAAF explanation in 1968
Pro earlyUniversity of Arizona atmospheric physicist who interviewed Charles Brew in 1967
Pro earlyOwner of the driveway where the trip began; not reported as a witness
Pro earlyAtmospheric physicist cited against the ball lightning explanation
Pro earlyUniversity of Arizona physicist who phoned Flickinger and kept the "4CUSTER" file
Pro earlyUniversity of Arizona scientist who interviewed Flynn and his wife
Physicist who reinvestigated the case in 1967 and 1968
University of Arizona scientist who raised the case before a House committee in 1968
University of Arizona atmospheric physicist who interviewed Kibel in 1967
University of Arizona scientist who taped an interview with Sullivan in July 1967
University of Arizona scientist who interviewed Greenwood in 1967
Pro earlyAtmospheric physicist cited for the case in the UNICAT database
Pro earlyUniversity of Arizona physicist who tried to find the civilian witness
Atmospheric physicist and critic who came across the Low memo
Discussed the Soviet 1967 reports at the US House UFO symposium of 29 July 1968
Pro earlyAtmospheric physicist who described a cylinder sighting that week in a 1968 letter
Pro earlyAtmospheric physicist who presented the case to the House Committee on Science and Astronautics
Pro earlyPhysicist whose case list includes the sighting under 'Hottinger'
Pro earlyAtmospheric physicist who listed the case among radar-visual cases