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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 10 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 7 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 3 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 6 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 1 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 11 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 12 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 9 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 4 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 8 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 2 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 5 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Project Blue Book case file, Tucson, Arizona, Incident 337, page 13 of 13 Scan

  National Archives and Records Administration ·from Two flat silvery discs over Tucson seen by M/Sgt. Troy Putnam (Blue Book Incident 337) (1949)
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  Pestalozzi's letter to James E. McDonald reconstructing the incident, page 1 Scan

  Project Blue Book / NARA, via UAP Discovery forum ·from Davis-Monthan AFB: Two Discs Pace a B-36 (The Case of the Missing Report) (1952)

  Tucson, Arizona Dear Jim, The information you requested several weeks ago concerning a UFO report submitted by me, as reporting officer, to ISAF Project Blue Book, follows: The intervening years and a very mediocre memory do, of course, exclude my recalling the exact date, report date such as time, …

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  Page 131 of Brad Sparks's Comprehensive Catalog of Project Blue Book Unknowns Scan

  Brad Sparks, via UAP Discovery forum ·from Davis-Monthan AFB: Two Discs Pace a B-36 (The Case of the Missing Report) (1952)

  567. | | May 1, 1952. Davis-Monthan AFB, Tucson, Ariz. 9:10 a.m. (MST). Base Intelligence Officer Major Rudolph Pestalozzi, M/Sgt. Edmund L. Bouton, Jr., and several others saw 2 shiny round 20-28-foot objects rapidly overtake then pace a B-36 in E-W flight at 20,000 ft at about $50^{\circ}\pm10^{\c…

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  Project Blue Book file page NARA-PBB1-274, linked by NICAP to the Oracle case Scan

  U.S. National Archives, Project Blue Book microfilm ·from The Oracle Titan Missile Silo Sighting (1962)

  8037 1 - Dayton, Ohio 8037 2 Hauge, New York 8037 2 Liberal, Kansas 8040 3 Azusa, California 8041 6 Santa Cruz, Bolivia 8042 6 Colorado Springs, Colorado 8044 7 Hayden, Colorado 8047 7 Curacao, Netherlands Antillan 8046 7 Petersburg, Virginia 8048 7 33.53N 163.56E (Pacific) 8048 7 38.01N 173.15W (Pa…

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  Tucson Daily Citizen clipping, April 27, 1964, quoting Coral Lorenzen on the La Madera report Scan

  Tucson Daily Citizen, hosted by Patrick Gross ·from The La Madera Landing: Orlando Gallegos and the Blue Flames in the Creek Bed (1964)
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  Scan of George D. Fawcett's column in The Gaffney Ledger, 12 January 1973, p. 3 Scan

  The Gaffney Ledger, via Patrick Gross ·from Homestead AFB F-106 scramble after a large radar target over South Florida (1972)

  Painter's Gallery will consider contributions, both fact and fiction, from our readers. Today's Gallery was contributed by George D. Fawcett, 607 N. Main St., Mount Airy, N. C. 27030. Mr. Fawcett, a noted UFO investigator, recently completed a quarter-century study of Unidentified Flying Object acti…

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  Cover of the Anomalist Books edition of On the Track of the Poltergeist by D. Scott Rogo Scan

  Anomalist Books ·from The Berkbigler Phantom Rock-Thrower, Tucson, Arizona (1983)

  There is no mystery greater than that posed by the poltergeist. The "noisy ghosts" of legend and folklore represent some of the most complex phenomena known to—but generally ignored by—science. Psychological research indicates that poltergeists focus on unhappy families who tend to repress and subli…