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  Another overhead view of big excavated pit Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Overhead view of the big pit Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Rock flake beside the groove Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Small pit, side view Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  John Bindernagel standing in the 5-foot-deep, steep-sided pit Scan

  Photograph © John Green (credit uncertain) ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Stacked rocks at the site attributed to the 1967 digging Scan

  John Bindernagel, Ph.D. ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Remote talus slope nearby with no cairns and no pits Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Talus and cairns with Mt. Jefferson behind Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Big pit with boulder pointing east, canteen for scale Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Small pit, overhead view Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Old rusted wire along the edge of the main talus Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Tarzan Springs meadow Scan

  bobcat / Oregon Hikers ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  View to the Granite Peaks Scan

  bobcat / Oregon Hikers ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Big excavated pit with cairns and Mt. Jefferson in background Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  View to Mt. Jefferson and Rho Ridge's Peak 5017, with the Sasquatch pit in the foreground Scan

  bobcat / Oregon Hikers ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Habitat near the site with Mt. Hood behind Scan

  John Bindernagel, Ph.D. ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Mt. Jefferson from the viewpoint Scan

  bobcat / Oregon Hikers ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Linear cairns along the centre ridge Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Big pit, eastern view Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  West side of the big pit Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Rock flake in the groove pointing east Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Stacked rocks or cairns run linearly along highest point of ridge Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Small pit notch read by Wilson as a sundial Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Big pit boulder and eastern horizon Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Largest linear cairns Scan

  T. A. Wilson ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  1934 Burnt Granite lookout panorama Scan

  Trail Advocate ·from Glen Thomas and the Rock-Pile Family, Burnt Granite Ridge, Oregon (1967)
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  Colorado Project trip notes dated 13 February 1968 concerning the Malmstrom shutdown Scan

  University of Colorado UFO Project, scan hosted by NICAP ·from Malmstrom AFB Echo and Oscar Flight Missile Shutdowns (1967)
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  Aerial view of the Oscar Flight launch control facility, about 1.5 miles south of Roy, Montana Scan

  TerraServer imagery via NICAP ·from Malmstrom AFB Echo and Oscar Flight Missile Shutdowns (1967)
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  Page 34 of the 341st SMW unit history Scan

  USAF 341st SMW, hosted by rr0.org ·from Malmstrom AFB Echo and Oscar Flight Missile Shutdowns (1967)

  March 67. A preliminary analysis was made of the Fault Isolator Test Tape (FITT) from LF, D-7 and E-8. Targeting support was echedualed for a G&C Channel 50 data dump at LF's E-2 and E-9 which, although returned to alert, were still felt to possess useful data. The investigation was held in suspense…

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  Page 32 of the 341st Strategic Missile Wing unit history covering the Echo Flight incident Scan

  USAF 341st SMW, hosted by rr0.org ·from Malmstrom AFB Echo and Oscar Flight Missile Shutdowns (1967)

  Project How Now (Service Star), the testing of Mark 5 reentry vehicles by higher headquarters for effectiveness. Malmstrom sent the last vehicle in the program for the base during the quarter. This ended the program at Malmstrom. (U) A walk-thru inspection of the HF Hardened Antennas at Malmstrom wa…

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  Cover page of the 341st SMW unit history Scan

  USAF 341st SMW, hosted by rr0.org ·from Malmstrom AFB Echo and Oscar Flight Missile Shutdowns (1967)
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  Illustration only: a Minuteman launch control console at Oscar Zero, North Dakota, not Malmstrom Scan

  Chitrapa, photo by Peter Rimar ·from Malmstrom AFB Echo and Oscar Flight Missile Shutdowns (1967)
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  Page 38 of the 341st SMW unit history Scan

  USAF 341st SMW, hosted by rr0.org ·from Malmstrom AFB Echo and Oscar Flight Missile Shutdowns (1967)

  --- The only possible means that could be identified by the team involved a situation in which a coupler self test command occurred along with a partial reset within the coupler. This could feasible cause a VKSA 9 and 12 indication. This was also quite remote for all 10 couplers would have to have b…

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  Page 33 of the 341st SMW unit history Scan

  USAF 341st SMW, hosted by rr0.org ·from Malmstrom AFB Echo and Oscar Flight Missile Shutdowns (1967)

  sites were reported to have been subject to a normal controlled shutdown. The only unusual LF events noted were the failure of the secondary door actuator motor at LF, E-2 and the intermittent operation of the diesel generator at LF, E-8. Technical Analysis Division (TAD) personnel inspected LCC, E-…

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  Shag Harbour UFO Incident Interpretive Centre Scan

  Shag Harbour Incident Society ·from Shag Harbour UFO Incident (1967)
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  Newspaper front page about the 1967 incident (title and date not stated) Scan

  Municipality of Barrington ·from Shag Harbour UFO Incident (1967)
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  Modern photo of the Shag Harbour site or museum Scan

  Shag Harbour Incident Society ·from Shag Harbour UFO Incident (1967)
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  The Shag Harbour UFO site Scan

  Shag Harbour Incident Society ·from Shag Harbour UFO Incident (1967)
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  Aerial view of Shag Harbour, the incident location (2017) Scan

  J5255 ·from Shag Harbour UFO Incident (1967)
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  Witness Laurie Wickens Scan

  THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan ·from Shag Harbour UFO Incident (1967)
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  RCMP "H" Division report 67-400-23-X, dated 7 Oct 1967, on the same-night sighting near Sambro Light by Capt. Leo Howard Mersey Scan

  Royal Canadian Mounted Police; National Archives of Canada microfilm, photographed by SnowyBadger ·from Shag Harbour UFO Incident (1967)

  DIVISION | DATE | RCMP FILE REFERENCES REF DOSSIERS GRC. H | 7 OCT 67 | SUB DIVISION. SOUS DIVISION HALIFAX | 67-400-23-X DETACHMENT DÉTACHEMENT LUNENBURG | 1. On this date a request was received from the Halifax Sub-Division Section N.C.O., via XJD 84, to contact Capt. Leo Howard MERSEY, of the M/V…

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  Roadside sign about the 1967 incident (2008) Scan

  3h3dsfa4 (English Wikipedia) ·from Shag Harbour UFO Incident (1967)
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  The UFO Gazebo at Shag Harbour Incident Park, looking out to the crash site (2017) Scan

  SnowyBadger ·from Shag Harbour UFO Incident (1967)
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  Portrait of General Alfredo Moacyr de Mendonça Uchôa Scan

  Not credited ·from The Alexânia Contacts: General Uchôa and the Fazenda Vale do Rio do Ouro (1967)
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  Cover of A Parapsicologia dos Discos Voadores, 4th edition (2013) Scan

  Editora do Conhecimento ·from The Alexânia Contacts: General Uchôa and the Fazenda Vale do Rio do Ouro (1967)
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  Betty Andreasson's drawing of her experience Scan

  Betty Andreasson Luca / Raymond E. Fowler, via Daily Grail ·from The Andreasson Affair: Betty Andreasson Abduction (1967)

  I stood about this tall before it. Figure 33. The Great Bird (June 21) It looked like a 15-foot eagle, but its neck was longer. It spread its wings, shielding the light behind it.…

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  Joseph Santangelo, part of Fowler's team, listening to Betty during hypnotic regression Scan

  Photographer unknown, via Daily Grail ·from The Andreasson Affair: Betty Andreasson Abduction (1967)
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  Betty Andreasson's drawing Scan

  Betty Andreasson Luca / Raymond E. Fowler, via Daily Grail ·from The Andreasson Affair: Betty Andreasson Abduction (1967)

  Figure 3. Betty's rendition of how the entities appeared through the closed kitchen door: they "moved in a jerky motion, leaving a vapory image behind" (drawn April 10, 1977)…

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  Portrait of Betty Andreasson Luca Scan

  MUFON archives ·from The Andreasson Affair: Betty Andreasson Abduction (1967)
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  Cover of The Andreasson Affair Scan

  Publisher ·from The Andreasson Affair: Betty Andreasson Abduction (1967)