Official reports, hearing transcripts, case files and releases: the paper behind the cases. 2,872 documents, 2,610 mirrored with their text, 53,529 pages indexed, so a search reads inside them and lands on the page.
p. 1…national security implications. The first involves mass psychological considerations and the second concerns the vulnerability of the United States to…
p. 2…national security implications. The first involves mass psychological considerations and the second concerns the vulnerability of the United States to…
p. 6…Possible Soviet intentions and capabilities to utilize these phenomena to the detriment of United States security interests.
p. 1…national security implications. The first involves mass psychological considerations and the second concerns the vulnerability of the United States to…
p. 2…national security implications. The first involves mass psychological considerations and the second concerns the vulnerability of the United States to…
p. 6…Possible Soviet intentions and capabilities to utilize these phenomena to the detriment of United States security interests.
p. 1…Grusch
SECURITY CLEARANCE: Active TOP SECRET//SCI with CI & LS Polygraph
Additional Language Abilities: German (Business, Non-Technical)
OBJECTIVE
As…
p. 12…laws designed to protect the national security or
homeland security of the United States, including those relating to the sharing…
p. 13Do not submit classified national security information through this form.
Privacy Act Information:
PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT…
p. 23…Nondisclosure Agreement 1 signed for security clearance during UAP
program/activity?
1 Per the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for…
p. 12…laws designed to protect the national security or
homeland security of the United States, including those relating to the sharing…
p. 13Do not submit classified national security information through this form.
Privacy Act Information:
PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT…
p. 23…Nondisclosure Agreement 1 signed for security clearance during UAP
program/activity?
1 Per the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for…
p. 3…ModffliiigAiAfflendments and rationale (security and policy) are
Objection. Amendments to permit publication are impracticable. Reasons stated below.
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p. 16The appearance of external hyperlinks does not
constitute endorsement by the United States Department
of Defense (DoD) of the linked…
p. 17DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
DEFENSE OFFICE OF PREPUBLICATION AND SECURITY REVIEW
1155 DEFENSE PENTAGON
WASHINGTON, DC 20301-1155
Ref: 23-SB…
p. 3…national security implications. The first involves mass psychological considerations and the second concerns the vulnerability of the United States to…
p. 13…CIA-RDP81R00560R000100020012-7
SECRET
Security Information
h. CONCLUSIONS
a. The flying saucer situation contains two elements of danger which, in…
p. 14…for and against the United States, advising those agencies charged with U.S. internal security of any pertinent
SECRET
Approved…
p. 9…security and policy) are
annotated on page numbers listed below
Objection. Amendments to permit publication are impracticable. Reasons stated below…
p. 1…Included in this responsibility is foreign counterintelligence, as stated in National Security Council Intelligence Directive No. 5. This provides that…
p. 33…Section 102 of the National Security Act of 1947, subparagraph D3, states, "The Agency shall have no police, subpoena, law…
p. 34…Security investigations are conducted on prospective employees, contractors, and consultants, and on security problems which arise. These investigations involve a…
p. 1120-68405M
DefeRM Offic* of Prepubflcation &
Security Review
Coordination Record mfuamt
BOOK MANUSCRIPT
To: U6O0)»DIA
Caw tenter: 2»-8…
p. 17…Rfridmenls and rationale (security and policy) are
i Objection. Amendments to permit publication are impracticable. Reasons stated below
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p. 60…You have previously stated that so far, there were no concerns with the book so you didn't have a…
p. 6…General Garland expressed his support of the Panel's efforts and stated three personal opinions:
a. That greater use of…
p. 29…Chart Showing Plot of Geographic Location of Unexplained Sightings in the United States during 1952.
12. Charts Showing Selected Actual…
p. 31SECRET Security Information
TAB C
SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY PANEL ON
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
## MEMBERS
14 = 17 January 1953
MEMBERS ORGANIZATION FIELD…
p. 7…General Garland expressed his support of the Panel's efforts and stated three personal opinions:
a. That greater use of…
p. 30…Chart Showing Plot of Geographic Location of Unexplained Sightings in the United States during 1952.
12. Charts Showing Selected Actual…
p. 32SECRET Security Information
TAB C
SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY PANEL ON
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
## MEMBERS
14 = 17 January 1953
MEMBERS ORGANIZATION FIELD…
p. 1…UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO : Assistant Director, Scientific Intelligence DATE: 8 December 1953
FROM : Chief, Operations Staff, 0/SI
SUBJECT: Report…
p. 2…As requested, the subject book was reviewed by one of our consultants with particular reference to possible security violations concerning…
p. 1…Interagency Security Classification Appeals Panel (ISCAP): Next Liaisons’ meeting
at Crystal City.
Future Planning Calendar:
(U//KTUO) 20 May 2003…
p. 1# Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO : Assistant Director, Scientific Intelligence DATE: 8 December 1953
FROM : Chief, Operations Staff, O/SI…