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This is an automatically generated KWIC Index of the 2003-2009 Crash Retrieval Conference proceedings, created by Richard Geldreich Jr..

Here are links to each year's proceedings and each presentation:

Letters Directory:

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z numbers misc

Words Directory:

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"approved" "approves" "approving" "approx" "approximat" "approximate" "approximated" "approximatel"

"approximately" "approximates" "approximating" "approxjmatel" "apr" "aprer" "april" "apro"

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"aquariums" "aquarius" "aqy" "ar" "ar-old" "ara" "arab" "arabia"

"aral" "arallla" "aransas" "araoa" "ararat" "ararat's" "ararr" "arawn"

"arbeite" "arbitrarily" "arbitrary" "arbor" "arc" "arca" "arcadia" "arcane"

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"archival" "archive" "archived" "archives" "archives'" "archivist" "archiyes" "archjval"

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"ardent" "ards" "are-two" "area" "area's" "area-and" "area-kecksburg" "areas"

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"argue" "argued" "argues" "arguing" "argument" "arguments" "ari" "aria"

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"ark's" "arkansas" "arl" "arlington" "arlon" "arm" "arm9" "armadas-school"

"armageddon" "armaments" "armchair" "armed" "armen" "armies" "arming" "armistice"

"armor" "armored" "armoring" "armour" "armpit" "armpits" "arms" "armstron"

"armstrong" "armv" "army" "army's" "arn" "arn1y's" "arnl" "arnold"

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"arose" "arou1d" "arouncl" "around" "arouse" "aroused" "arousing" "arp"

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"arrangements" "arranges" "arranging" "array" "arrays" "arren" "arrention" "arrest"

"arrested" "arrests" "arreyito" "arri" "arrival" "arrive" "arrived" "arrives"

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"arspace" "art" "arte" "artel" "artem" "artful" "arth" "arthur"

"artichoke" "article" "article'" "article123" "articles" "articulate" "articulated" "articulating"

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"ascended" "ascendency" "ascending" "ascent" "ascertain" "ascoo" "ascribed" "ascribing"

"asdstaats" "ase" "asecii•tgton" "aseing" "asg" "ash" "ashen" "ashes"

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"asphalt" "asphyxiating" "asr^s^ffloae" "asrects" "asrx" "ass" "assassin" "assassinate"

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"assign" "assigned" "assigning" "assignment" "assignments" "assimilate" "assisi" "assist"

"assistanc" "assistance" "assistanee" "assistant" "assistants" "assisted" "assistewm" "assisting"

"associ" "associable" "associate" "associated" "associates" "association" "associations" "assortment"

"assume" "assumed" "assumes" "assuming" "assumption" "assumption-bias" "assumptions" "assumptionsx"

"assurance" "assure" "assured" "ast" "asterisks" "asteroid" "asteroids" "astlaata"

"astonished" "astonishing" "astonishj" "astonishment" "astonisrungly" "astorusrung" "astounded" "astounding"

"astray" "astro" "astro-nautical" "astrological" "astronaut" "astronaut's" "astronautica" "astronautics"

"astronautix" "astronauts" "astronom" "astronomer" "astronomers" "astronomical" "astronomy" "astrop_anes"

"astroph" "astrophysical" "astrophysicist" "astrophysicists" "astrophysics" "asylum" "asymmetric" "asymmetrical"

"at&t" "at&t's" "at'" "ata" "ataaaaa" "ataaatt" "atali" "atam"

"atari" "atata" "atate" "atato" "atc" "atcd" "atcond" "atdhhe"

"ate" "atei-la" "atemie" "atereterist" "ateuld" "athan" "atheneum" "athletic"

"athletics" "ati" "atic" "atien" "ating" "atio" "atio11s" "ation"

"atiout" "ative" "atiwca" "atizona" "atj" "atkins" "atl" "atlaat~"

"atlanta" "atlantic" "atlantla" "atlccti-in" "atlee" "atmosph" "atmosphe" "atmosphere"

"atmosphere-a" "atmospheric" "atmosph~" "atna" "atnl" "ato1nic" "atocruc" "atoe•ev1"

"atoll" "atolls" "atom" "atomic" "atomic-angle" "atomic-energy" "atomjc" "atoms"

"aton1bomb" "atop" "ator" "atow" "atp" "atrophied" "atsaua" "atsugi"

"att" "attaahod" "attaamo" "attaatot" "attach" "attache" "attached" "attaches"

"attachment" "attachments" "attaché" "attack" "attacked" "attacker" "attacking" "attacks"

"attained" "atte111pts" "attehment" "attempcing" "attempt" "attempted" "attemptin" "attempting"

"attempts" "attend" "attendance" "attendant" "attended" "attendees" "attending" "attends"

"attention" "attention-getter" "attentive" "atter" "attest" "attitude" "attitudes" "attlee"

"attn" "attomey" "attorney" "attorney's" "attorneys" "attract" "attracted" "attracting"

"attraction" "attractive" "attracts" "attributable" "attribute" "attributed" "attributes" "atttibution"

"atuck" "atuehs" "atwmc" "at~" "at~_" "at£d" "au" "au8-"

"auas" "auc" "auc1dancl" "aucb" "aucer" "aucgoiaar" "auch" "auciit"

"auckl" "aucklanci" "auckland" "aucklllnd" "auck•" "audience" "audiences" "audio"

"audio-" "audio-visual" "audiocassette" "audiotape" "audjtorium" "aue" "aueged" "auended"

"aufte" "aug" "auger" "augmented" "augmenter" "augur" "august" "augustin"

"augustine" "aui" "aui'wy" "aukov" "aum" "aunl" "aunt" "aunt's"

"auo" "auo\" "auoci" "auoh^xporta" "auow" "auowed" "auo«" "aura"

"auras" "aurder" "auriphebo" "aurora" "aurora's" "auroracad5@aol" "auroral" "aurutorium"

"aus" "auspices" "aust" "austin" "austr_nlia" "australia" "australia's" "australian"

"australians" "austria" "austria-hungary" "austrian" "austrian-born" "austro-hungarian" "authaty" "authent8cdty"

"authentic" "authenticate" "authenticated" "authenticating" "authentication" "authentici" "authenticiry" "authenticit"

"authenticity" "authenticity-" "author" "author'" "author's" "authored" "authorised" "authoritarian"

"authoritative" "authoritatively" "authoriti" "authorities" "authority" "authoriz" "authorizat1on" "authorization"

"authorize" "authorized" "authorizing" "authorlzed" "authors" "authorship" "autiionity" "auto"

"autobiographical" "autobiography" "autocoodeo" "autographed" "automated" "automati" "automatic" "automatically"

"automation" "automobile" "autopg" "autopsied" "autopsies" "autopsy" "autposies" "autumn"

"auxiliary" "au~kl2" "av" "av-ionics" "avail" "availability" "availabiljt" "available"

"avajlable" "avan" "ave" "avec" "aven1•" "avenger" "avenue" "avenues"

"aver" "average" "averaged" "averaging" "averell" "averted" "avery" "aver~"

"avhy" "aviary" "aviation" "aviator" "avid" "avila" "avililabiliy" "avionics"

"aviti" "avjt" "avmiccm" "avoid" "avoidance" "avoided" "avoiding" "avollnblc"

"avon" "avro" "avro's" "avrocar" "avrujable" "avvst" "avy" "aw"

"aw'd" "awaaljaaxy" "await" "awaited" "awaiting" "awake" "awaken" "awakened"

"award" "award-winning" "awarded" "awards" "aware" "awareness" "away" "away-baca"

"awbvard" "awd" "awe" "awe-" "aweinspiring" "awesome" "awestruck" "awfully"

"awhile" "awhvard" "awiww•a" "awkward" "awl-av" "awllaua" "awn" "awnd"

"awoke" "awrvay" "awry" "awst" "ax" "ax-tioles" "axd" "axe"

"axii" "axillary" "axiom" "axis" "axi•" "axteat" "ay" "aye"

"ayers" "aying" "ayml" "aypealaal" "ays" "ayyrtlrtl" "az" "azadehdel"

"azimuth" "azizova" "azroraft" "aztec" "azucena" "a{detl" "a~" "a~'"

"a~-" "a~ain" "a~d" "a~e" "a~h" "a~irimtal" "a~l" "a~tcr"

"a~µ" "a~·-01" "a£teatl" "a¥intng" "a·" "a·t" "a·~" "a»lay"

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k, a period, an exclamation point, a% or a closing parenthesis. However, no 2008 Page #106  

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istles,' Light Waves/ !May Become' A' Bomb Rivals i : CAM 1-mlDGE Masi.. l. 2009 Page #183  

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1 But Leave No Doubt Device Exists A'ILAN .L IC CITY, ~. J:, June J,~ 1-,T' 2009 Page #184  

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have been other reasons for the Cl.A's creation, and perhaps the UFO crisis 2007 Page #12  
 complete "inside story" of the CI A's UFO intelligence collection and eval 2009 Page #24  

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t, the same type used in the first A- 12 airframes. I also found pieces of  2006 Page #76  
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nryMJ-12 Code Receiving Facility U A-002-6 Area 51 S-4 ID-301-F Area 51 S-4 2003 Page #175  

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sh. Described in his paper as Case A-1 (and which is itself a more comprehe 2005 Page #43  

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. OXCART (Article123) The Lockheed A-12, code named OXCART, was built as a  2006 Page #72  
 Because the mere existence of the A-12 was initially classified Top Secret 2006 Page #72  
onstructed several variants of the A-12 (collectively known as the Blackbir 2006 Page #72  
sis. The existence of the original A-12 variant was not declassified until  2006 Page #73  
Article 123 (Fig. 1) was the third A-12 built, the second to fly, and the f 2006 Page #73  
d. At the time of the accident the A-12 was still a Top Secret, Special Acc 2006 Page #73  
e intermittently lost sight of the A-12 due to the cirrus overcast. Coffins 2006 Page #74  
 on his instrument panel. Soon the A-12 began to shudder and stall. Collins 2006 Page #74  
tempted to lower the nose, but the A-12 suddenly pitched up, rolled to the  2006 Page #74  
ight if at all possible. Since the A-12 had crashed in rugged, roadless ter 2006 Page #75  
formance capabilities. Second, the A-12 had crashed out of sight of the hig 2006 Page #75  
tion stamps, several I located the A-12 crash site (Fig. 3) in 2003, using  2006 Page #76  
itanium structure (Fig. 4) bearing A-12 part numbers and Lockheed Skunk com 2006 Page #76  
 as would be expected on the early A-12 airplanes. Some titanium and compos 2006 Page #76  
aint against light gray. The early A-12 airplanes had Air Force markings an 2006 Page #76  
drain ports that are unique to the A-12, and a camera lens. I excavated a f 2006 Page #76  
potential design outgrowths of the A-12 OXCART reconnaissance airplane. One 2006 Page #77  
uld be smaller and faster than the A-12 and have an even smaller radar sign 2006 Page #77  
 below. A mothership, based on the A-12 design, was built to carry the dron 2006 Page #77  
ber 1967 while flying chase for an A-12 training mission at Groom Lake. It  2006 Page #85  

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the wreckage the next morning. The A-12's center section and wings were cut 2006 Page #75  

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Kurchatov,etc. • Captured Nazi V-2(A-4) missiles moved to Kapustin Yar • Ko 2004 Page #158  

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ention is invited to State Airgram A-6343, July 26, 1973 which provides bac 2004 Page #9  
ention is invited to State Airgram A-6343, July 26, 1973 which provides bac 2007 Page #142  

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anes operating out of Tonopah were A-7 attack aircraft. At Nellis Air Force 2006 Page #83  
had said Mulhare's airplane was an A-7 there likely would have been little  2006 Page #83  
ar to that of a Harrier or Douglas A-7 Skyhawk. This aircraft also employed 2007 Page #100  

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rce Base, personnel frequently saw A-7s with 4450th Tactical Group insignia 2006 Page #83  

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ok the Soviets to test their first A-bomb (1949) by at least a year. C. Wha 2006 Page #9  
'vvell Sun had this headline : "Is A-Bomb Passe? U.S. Scientist Helped Make 2009 Page #161  
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                            · 1 IS A-BOMB PAS-SE? l Death Ray May Bel !U.,S 2009 Page #184  

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f us, using four, twelve-foot-tall A-frame structures, each with a 2' x 3'  2004 Page #240  

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lide 56, showing conceptually the "A-scope" signal strength return. If you  2003 Page #183  
DON ’T MEASURE SHAPE AND SIZE The “A-scope ” shows accurate distance Varyin 2003 Page #186  

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out cooperacing with the CIA." C.I.A-Sought to Plant News on Cuba ;n '61 ~- 2007 Page #13  

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er that eogp aid which any ba oade a-vnilabXo aJr^l to cwbnt ba the aayarrl 2003 Page #226  

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elope is shown in below: fiVan3,,,,A0c PilNACY C,77 US ANY It'r.i.1.1C.-11' 2004 Page #243  

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enc.e Directorate, an requested by A1. The extraordinary recovery of fallen 2003 Page #232  
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MERY AJ."JD PAUL YOU \~'ERE SEEING A1'J OBJECT IN THE SKY OUTSIDE AS A KID. 2007 Page #169  

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unusual. WERE YOU THINKING AT THAT A10MENT THIS JS NOT FROM EARTH? I knew t 2009 Page #65  

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r the first time, to consider that a11 this might in fact be real. She 83   2005 Page #85  
b~ hill where it remained for over a11 hour before it shot into the air and 2007 Page #165  
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 time was the Fox Network's Alie11 A111op-!J -Fact or Fiction? For those wh 2005 Page #145  

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ribed as 1 Dolan, Richard M., UFOs a11d the Natio11al Sectm"ry Stale: Chron 2005 Page #73  
er, Richard. U11derg,ro1111d Bases a11d T111111els: 117hat is the Govm111m1 2005 Page #83  
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yond Rns111ell. His new book Alien A11top.ry !nqlfesl is available in e-boo 2005 Page #152  

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JJeighti11g multiplie,:r helps the a1Ja91sts be ofvectfre for each UFO cras 2005 Page #135  

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ssians in space; spurred elaborate A1my initiatives such as SDI (Star \X/ar 2005 Page #168  

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5 Pm THE "DISC" THEY will ship FOR A3-AS2 Arrived(.) (G) **** **** L The BL 2004 Page #229  

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Word: "a\l", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "a\orj•", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "a\ternate", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "a\·iation", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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afr Jack was told, originated from A\·on Park Air Force Range located 100 m 2007 Page #109  

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Word: "aa", 34 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aa0", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaa", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaa^aaad", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaaa", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaaaaaaay", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaaaafaaeaaa", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaaaaglt»ki---", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaadatanae", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaaertaiw", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaaf", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaaiataaaa", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaala", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaalataata", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaalataatwo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaald", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaalstaaao", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaamfl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaar", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

that yea )TMm4 with CoCcriirrsS tm aaar frtHay af friar ahliyatlM te aaypar 2003 Page #215  

Word: "aaarlaan", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

yripwa wttLah da nat ooafiam aoart Aaarlaan paUoy with ragarA ta Chian* Xa  2003 Page #226  

Word: "aaartaaly", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aa yea artel* aartawer te atate ae aaartaaly aa ynaaiMa yocs? co^saha ef th 2003 Page #215  

Word: "aaatotiaaa", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaaucialaa", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

arch 2b , Miaclnaaq today. j Gioia aaaucialaa uf lha formari Ooctora at tha 2003 Page #91  

Word: "aaawgaawaa", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaay", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aabdu", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aacdg", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aacritfid", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aad", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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aamoora Sa jrahlaa la hath aooplax aad gaaw* haaaaaoadailaaa haw toes ■ado  2003 Page #220  
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Word: "aadails", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaf", 27 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d at the crash site just after the AAF/USAF reported the ground zero locati 2003 Page #99  
n 8 July, Twining visited Kirtland AAF to inspect parts recovered from the  2003 Page #207  
rters were right there at Kirtland AAF in 1947. 203                         2003 Page #207  
esires you to proceed via Kirtland AAF. " (Which is now collocated with San 2003 Page #209  
t crash investigators from Roswell AAF that LZ—I ; was the normally conduct 2003 Page #232  
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ons at Alamogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF, had also picked up these objects on 2003 Page #233  
vices Unit, assigned to Alamogordo AAF, was responsible for the locating an 2003 Page #233  
taken to the 4 hospital at Roswell AAF and ethers to either Los''Alamos , W 2003 Page #234  
'Alamos , Wright Fie^ii, Patterson AAF, and Randolph Field for security rea 2003 Page #234  
of the |3^’erpl.a~h to Alajiogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF. Structural,*^ris F 2003 Page #234  
~h to Alajiogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF. Structural,*^ris Fnd%fSW»rtfflrJ» ’ 2003 Page #234  
than Twining arrived at Alamogordo AAF fer a secret meeting with AAF Chief  2003 Page #234  
ordo AAF fer a secret meeting with AAF Chief of Staff Spaatr and to view re 2003 Page #234  
8 July, Twi ni ng visited Kirtland AAF to inspect parts recovered from powe 2003 Page #234  
    IFLDLA at the Pentagon by AC/S AAF General Hoyt Vandenberg Lyi?LF9I' ‘  2003 Page #235  
cy of site LZ-2, the CO of Roswell AAf was authorised to give a brief press 2003 Page #235  
SWELL. Assure (G) execute on order AAF APPEARS ******* IT WOULD ** A***** ( 2004 Page #229  
f the debris, was forwarded to 8th AAF HQ at Carswell Field, Fort Worth, Te 2004 Page #230  
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utside \X/ashington, DC to Condron AAF near White Sands, NM.7 The IPU team  2005 Page #125  
tested; Alamagordo Anny Air Field (AAF), now Holloman Air Force Base (AFB); 2005 Page #125  
man Air Force Base (AFB); Kirtland AAF, now Kirtland AFB; Los Alamos Resear 2005 Page #125  
dars, including ones at Alamogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF. FoLiowing radar tr 2005 Page #126  
nes at Alamogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF. FoLiowing radar tracks, the objects 2005 Page #126  
perational atom bomb base (Roswell AAF) in 1947. Hull design, aerodynamic m 2005 Page #175  

Word: "aafc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aafftd", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

itary At Crash Site □ 1942 - 309th AAFFTD At Sikeston o Capt. Harold J. She 2003 Page #33  
lins, Ramfire Press, MO 22. 309 tn AAFFTD - Missouri Institute of Aeronauti 2003 Page #39  

Word: "aafo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaggaatad^", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aai", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaib", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaic=mr-nt", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaid", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aak", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sires you to procon.) via Kirtland AAK. You will take with /ou sveh *xncrt? 2003 Page #214  

Word: "aald", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aalilka•", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aalrm", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aahrthor ta ssoortsiii whether he *aalrm yea ta promo* ▼la Tokyo. Im will t 2003 Page #223  

Word: "aam", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aamoora", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

atloa ia a yraatiaaX aad haw Halal aamoora Sa jrahlaa la hath aooplax aad g 2003 Page #220  

Word: "aaniatawoe", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o felt ed Statea On— mA ana e—liar aaniatawoe in a c2 rehebilitatian cnly i 2003 Page #226  

Word: "aanos", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aansmtusnoas", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aao", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaparta", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

M to aaa^aaad «f aa— elffrt ar tea aaparta, —rlaara aat a—lateate. It la aa 2003 Page #221  

Word: "aapexta", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Takye* Tan will take with yen enah aapexta, adwlaera and anaistasta aa yon  2003 Page #226  

Word: "aare", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaron", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

gic Studies, to Hollywood producer Aaron Russo, "The end goal is to get eve 2008 Page #136  

Word: "aartataaae", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

le eaeee^yaaaee ta 'SSa gwat tfeat aartataaae it art gtaau Tea vlU tart wit 2003 Page #215  

Word: "aartawer", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rtf aye c? y~E? rteaiaa yea artel* aartawer te atate ae aaartaaly aa ynaaiM 2003 Page #215  

Word: "aasfimasae", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aaaaafaaeaaa af dlraat lirga aaala aasfiMasae* oa— ti— X taw tad la aial tt 2003 Page #221  

Word: "aastataata", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aaaral Wtaaayw ta Ghiaa with a fta aastataata feo ■aka a fteaWlaiiag aw wj  2003 Page #220  

Word: "aat", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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ara aat a—lateate. It la aaw^atad^ aat taaaral toalrttar aa— , ttat Cl—aral 2003 Page #221  
oos la ■&Lo swi that aaalstaaao la.aat yiwnu *m yasr wtsrlm la Chim Is smyl 2003 Page #223  
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Word: "aata", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

* gather that way ait vldak 9kj te aata awllaUa shall ha cnbgcoS wayorvKUa  2003 Page #223  

Word: "aataat", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a haw toes ■ado aa ta tha tgya •■* aataat of aid* rtlitary aad wang le 0 w  2003 Page #220  

Word: "aatiaatad", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

yortrirfr Ohlaaaa offlalala. It la aatiaatad that tha alaalaa waald ha aoa^ 2003 Page #220  

Word: "aatio11al", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

up of the supermarket tabloid, The Aatio11al E11tp1irer, in this case, the  2007 Page #67  

Word: "aaw^atad^", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

arta, —rlaara aat a—lateate. It la aaw^atad^ aat taaaral toalrttar aa— , tt 2003 Page #221  

Word: "aay", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aayarrlaim", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e a-vnilabXo aJr^l to cwbnt ba the aayarrlaim ef rajraaautailwaa ef the Oa— 2003 Page #226  

Word: "aayparl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "aaysr", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. a draft «f a dlrastiw ta Ossa—1 —aaysr far ywr appro —1, Tte law atari —  2003 Page #221  

Word: "ab", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ns don't accept the official story ab ut what happened that day: , Zogby ln 2007 Page #40  
aft assigned to Ramstein Air Base (AB), Reinland-Pfalz, Germany, flies on D 2009 Page #72  
cember 17, 2002, over the Ramstein AB tower, before retiring to the Aerospa 2009 Page #72  

Word: "aback", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ory was over off Shelburne." Taken aback, Chris asked him what he was talki 2004 Page #44  

Word: "abandon", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ure became known. Government would abandon the streets to chaos and retreat 2006 Page #62  
) This is one reason why we should abandon or at least reduce secrecy. But  2009 Page #21  

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sbergen incident, which stated: An abandoned silvery disc was found in the  2004 Page #14  
-lines descend into what look Like abandoned buildings backed by new heatin 2005 Page #58  
and other signs tl1at the seemmgly abandoned, deteriorating, place is not s 2005 Page #66  
ed, deteriorating, place is not so abandoned and deteriorating. STEVE RAISE 2005 Page #66  
small section that reads thus: "An abandoned silvery ruse was found in the  2005 Page #133  
gs, vacating cities. As government abandoned the streets, grassroots leader 2006 Page #63  
ces disintegrated, many would feel abandoned and their loyalty would fold.  2006 Page #65  
find the packet and the search was abandoned. Since the letters did not con 2006 Page #75  
dents theorize that this may be an abandoned water well that was later used 2007 Page #189  
ption , and I believe it should be abandoned. One suggestion has been put f 2009 Page #22  
ands and Whangaroa. This was later abandoned . It was originally intended t 2009 Page #165  

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d be considered the compressed and abbreviated version of this story. And w 2003 Page #85  
ligent/intelligence" is henceforth abbreviated NHI.) 3. The NHI life form w 2006 Page #52  

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so significant in that the present abbreviation of New Mexico as NM for add 2003 Page #183  
rpretation Center, and the correct abbreviation for New Mexico before the p 2004 Page #246  
trus disc as the IRC-10. IRC is an abbreviation for 1 nstellar Reconnaissan 2005 Page #164  
their version of things, UFO is an abbreviation for 'Unescapable Flying Obj 2007 Page #61  
nd the classification. TSMEO is an abbreviation for TOP SECRET/MAJIC EYES O 2008 Page #104  
rject ion-oh, well', [also incudes abbreviation s] ■ I\Pro-·pronol61-he, sh 2008 Page #118  

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Crash Retrieval Conference List of Abbreviations from Tarasenko • GKGM: Gov 2004 Page #157  

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 on his sighting in January ’69 on ABC news, January 22, 1999 www.majesticd 2003 Page #7  
entaries, worked also for Boston's ABC affiliate producing medical and scie 2004 Page #76  
y started to transmit the story to ABC news in California probably in the l 2004 Page #237  
the exceptions prove the rule. The ABC Special in February 2005, hosted by  2005 Page #76  
the sighting made national news on ABC radio and was in local ne,vspapers.  2007 Page #130  
 coverage , including a feature on ABC News's Nightline. I used to work at  2008 Page #61  
uding a number of US shows such as ABC News's Nightline) and on others show 2008 Page #65  
 Nf:A~l Y AS BIG AS lHE C:JE-EN rz.ABC. ni, WMIC.tt Sl.0\0.'LY !"..A•,.a: B 2009 Page #106  

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USA 1 1 0 1 0 Newsman Tom Shell of ABC-TV II, 5-6 Witness to alien bodies a 2004 Page #112  

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nment created following the Czar's abdication. By November , 1917, Lenin an 2008 Page #125  

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.... SLIDE #31: Circle excision on abdomen ... along with sexual organs suc 2004 Page #77  

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'l the S!;y. The 'l'u1.-i, W.l!ton Abducbon ■ Swn1lllg Up 197 5 ■ Malrmlt0  2009 Page #142  

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1 ■ UFO, Over Mexico ■ The MJ1t2ry Abducllon Que:;llon ■ The Abortive Di:cl 2009 Page #150  

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m which to conduct reconnaissance, abduct and implant human victims, and pe 2003 Page #144  

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cret anyway to those who have been abducted, seen UFOs at close range or ar 2003 Page #188  
ts, had witnessed a NY woman being abducted from her 12th floor, Manhattan  2006 Page #203  

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tails were to be repeated by other abductees, most of whom had never heard  2003 Page #144  
r the UFO community to accept that abductees might be "implanted" with some 2003 Page #144  
ysis of the work of Dan Young from abductees as well as worldwide occupant  2003 Page #187  
e considers testimony from alleged abductees as valid evidence, then we may 2005 Page #74  
izarre elements co stories told by abductees they seem less bizarre, by far 2005 Page #165  
 first researcher to work with UFO abductees and use hypnosis to 199        2006 Page #202  
ressed an interest in working with abductees using hypnosis therapy. He cam 2006 Page #205  
is questionable whether legitimate abductees would have flocked co a sale p 2007 Page #74  
o not stand strong against today's Abductees. There is, however, one intrig 2009 Page #55  

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 Secrecy ■ Ji'JJnaway Government ■ Abductio n Debate ■ T.rie Hudson V:illey 2008 Page #163  

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ernment to exchange technology for abduction rights. Aliens are farming hum 2003 Page #142  
nvolved in one of the earliest UFO abduction cases of the postmodern era. T 2003 Page #142  
ested in looking into the Cimarron abduction case. He was not only willing  2003 Page #143  
ard of Sprinkle, Bennewitz, or the abduction phenomenon. Some sort of objec 2003 Page #144  
 "UFO," "alien," "spaceship," and "abduction" and not so miraculously find  2003 Page #149  
ears, because it eerily echoed the abduction stories that had come tumbling 2003 Page #149  
gs confirmed by radar; evidence of abduction among some of the men involved 2004 Page #48  
ild and advance the field of alien abduction research, circumstances have p 2004 Page #58  
ith Joann Warren about her seeming abduction related memories. June of 1986 2004 Page #58  
 posed were primarily aimed at his abduction work, the producer asking them 2004 Page #59  
te. And what about all those human abduction complaints since the 1960s, al 2004 Page #82  
12 Related • Dr. John Mac — Famous abduction researcher — died vehicular ma 2004 Page #201  
arth environment and food supply ■ Abduction of humans at will, taking flui 2005 Page #9  
ations of Disclosure Some of this "abduction testimon y" does not give us t 2005 Page #75  
ssibilities and end-results to the abduction game, and we can hope that mor 2005 Page #75  
ngs. I refer to the more than 1000 abduction cases that have been investiga 2006 Page #4  
his scenario encompasses the alien abduction/government cooperation model f 2006 Page #63  
emic. Case 4. Antonio Villas-Boas, abduction, sex, followed by death. The V 2006 Page #109  
aring to relocate to Nevada my UFO abduction research was continuing 5. The 2006 Page #196  
to alternative health, the UFO and abduction fields, and paranormal (psi) t 2006 Page #197  
sual personal experiences and "UFO abduction experiences." The report was m 2006 Page #197  
pist; and Budd Hopkins, artist and abduction researcher. According to the R 2006 Page #198  
at the researchers called the "UFO abduction syndrome". Interestingly, a pr 2006 Page #198  
or alternative explanations to the abduction experience and to focus on the 2006 Page #198  
 Since the surgery he has had many abduction -type experiences and often wo 2006 Page #206  
harlottesville, VA. 5. Diary of an Abduction, Angela Thompson Smith (2001), 2006 Page #207  
l mutilation events, the so-called abduction events - that we are looking a 2007 Page #55  
TO UFO ABDUCTlONS One of the first abduction -related advertisements I'm aw 2007 Page #71  
as well. Early this year a similar abduction themed ad appeared in one of E 2007 Page #71  
s the anxiety inherent in an alien abduction: "Its pouring witl1 rain, you' 2007 Page #71  
he very best variations on the UFO abduction theme was an ad placed by AT&T 2007 Page #74  
ike depiction of human and vehicle abduction that I'm aware of. In it, alie 2007 Page #74  
e campaigns which suggest at alien abduction, crashes and retrievals and ba 2007 Page #76  
y established to address the alien abduction issue. The group--which was ni 2008 Page #35  
concluded that while many tales of abduction at the hands of extraterrestri 2008 Page #35  
justified. In addition, the "alien abduction" and "alien virus'' aspects of 2008 Page #37  
 the SJ....,, -The T rnvis W,1lton Abduction ■ Summing Up 1975 ■ 1976: TI1e 2008 Page #160  
tions ■ Air space violations ■ New abduction cases ■ Unmarked helicopters ■ 2008 Page #160  
 Dagger ■ Trans en Provence case ■ Abduction debate ■ Hudson \1 alley UFOs  2008 Page #163  
verview ■ Redefining Ufology ■ The Abduction Revolution ■ A So-C3.lled UFO  2008 Page #165  
%8 ■ Conclusion Ufology Explodes ■ Abduction Revolution ■ MJ-12 breaks out  2008 Page #165  
b L:12:u ■ Outbreak of Triangles ■ Abduction in l\fanhattan ■ Panama: Dress 2008 Page #166  
e ■ War in the Gulf ■ The Military Abduction Question ■ UFOs in Early 1991  2008 Page #167  
st one report I would interpret as abduction related also made its ways to  2009 Page #136  
m to far nastier accounts of alien abduction as reported in America. The Vo 2009 Page #139  
 2. Intruder Alert, 1975-1976 ■New abduction cases                          2009 Page #142  
 the Fringe (1992). Personal alien abduction ■Taken (1994). Military abduct 2009 Page #152  
 abduction ■Taken (1994). Military abduction experiences . Man consciously  2009 Page #152  

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 investigated the so-called "alien abduction'' puzzle; and, therefore, has  2008 Page #35  

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sham that none of these crashes or abductions have ever happened, I would d 2003 Page #187  
 ETs even though we cannot prevent abductions n We might be getting a lot o 2003 Page #188  
 when it comes to the phenomena of abductions and cattle mutilations. It is 2003 Page #190  
ffic; aliens are too much like us; abductions often inconsistent with high  2004 Page #121  
ile conducting research into alien abductions, the investigator Don Schmitt 2005 Page #44  
 quire possibly some alleged alien abductions are real; when one considers  2005 Page #85  
aylight discs, landed craft, alien abductions and crashed UFOs. Ali these a 2005 Page #120  
anomalies research including UFOs, abductions, and crop circles and it was  2006 Page #196  
n research, physiological effects, abductions, MJ-12, and crop circles. Big 2006 Page #196  
sightings, cattle mutilations, and abductions that were happening in Alabam 2006 Page #202  
nt secrets of crashed hardware and abductions? Does the study of such comme 2007 Page #59  
mage long associated with some UFO abductions, the best known being Travis  2007 Page #74  
e is a file that I opened on alien abductions and alien contact cases, with 2008 Page #67  
ACl:,S .. His 'lntcn~st in ::.lien abductions ::u1d p::1ranormnl phcnornena 2008 Page #146  
 Americ.m West ■ A Ne\\' Pattem in Abductions ■ The FBI Backs Away From Mut 2008 Page #160  
War and !vfedia Control ■ Military Abductions? ■ UFOs in space ■ The New Wo 2008 Page #167  
ile conducting research into alien abductions , the investigator Don Schmit 2009 Page #51  
e was great motivation to Military Abductions ■ Into the Fringe (1992). Per 2009 Page #152  
d Hopkins and John Mack focused on abductions , each of these pioneers prov 2009 Page #154  

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rom MSMobil es.com. ILUDING TO UFO ABDUCTlONS One of the first abduction -r 2007 Page #71  

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 • W0Lld.Sithtill£ 1 thcouch M&y ■ Abduebon D,b.11, ■ S~1r;p. J\.L1t th.tol 2009 Page #145  

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ed by the Poulain UFO. CASE # 5 -T ABE (Chile, November 15, 1993) -Metal Fr 2007 Page #200  

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that he was familiar with the &van aben invasion remark and brought it up m 2004 Page #196  
a conference week event called the Aben 1fotorcycle Rally. Ir featured a mo 2007 Page #60  
97 the company decided to use both aben and UFO imagery on their New Mexjco 2007 Page #70  

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e, Westport is about 26 miles from Aberdeen where I completed a 20-year car 2008 Page #41  
------- ___ ;••~--11:l-o . Figure ]Aberdeen Daily World Nov. 26, 1979 The h 2008 Page #41  
t happened less than 30 miles from Aberdeen where 1 lived and worked. It wa 2008 Page #42  
nd John Dodge, a reporter from the Aberdeen Daily World. I also met Sandra  2008 Page #45  
y a UFO researcher who was also an Aberdeen cop.) Larry Lake- 39            2008 Page #45  
eported: He was just returningfrom Aberdeen , coining over the Elk River Br 2008 Page #46  
t. He was driving from Westport to Aberdeen. He described seeing what he th 2008 Page #47  
y Archives Provide More Leads- The Aberdeen Library provided copies of five 2008 Page #48  
Central Park about 4 miles east of Aberdeen and about 20 air miles from the 2008 Page #49  
 in Hoquiam , the city adjacent to Aberdeen to the west. Ernest Hayes of Ab 2008 Page #49  
rdeen to the west. Ernest Hayes of Aberdeen was also driving westbound on S 2008 Page #49  
by Elma, WA; some 20 miles east of Aberdeen, observed a very bright green f 2008 Page #49  
 Crash Estella Krussel- The second Aberdeen Daily World article led me to a 2008 Page #49  
Park located about 4 miles east of Aberdeen. I agree with Estella Krussel.  2008 Page #51  
lected in the community culture of Aberdeen where I worked as a police serg 2008 Page #53  
the Ocosta Bargain Barn headed for Aberdeen. He observed an Army "/ow-boy t 2008 Page #55  
, sent a letter in response to the Aberdeen Daily World newspaper article o 2008 Page #55  
nd I was the Detective Sergeant at Aberdeen PD; we were nicknamed Qfficer F 2008 Page #57  
routine; he was working out of the Aberdeen DNR office and commuting to his 2008 Page #58  
 he went to an aerobic class at an Aberdeen Health Club before making the 2 2008 Page #58  
 Desmarte au who also recalled the Aberdeen Police lines "lit up" the night 2008 Page #70  
ted her story. 30 The Daily World, Aberdeen, Washington, Sunday, July 26, 1 2008 Page #70  
was the Detective Sergeant for the Aberdeen , Washington Police Department. 2009 Page #88  

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e reporting to human psychological aberrations . (TS) Active measures have  2009 Page #25  

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stem. The secrecy of the apparatus abets its power. and intelligence is a s 2009 Page #12  
g. The secrecy of the ?? apparatus abets its power and intelligence, is a s 2009 Page #23  

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cation . If the spacecraft had the abi.Lity to defend itself through highsp 2005 Page #162  

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 to UFOs, which he had promised to abide by. Carter explained the situation 2004 Page #186  
e signed in 1952 was a reminder to abide by her security oath. In her mind  2009 Page #88  
ead the memo and sign, agreeing to abide by its security restrictions. The  2009 Page #90  

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ong as I can remember, I've had an abiding interest in space stuff. I recal 2006 Page #182  
ons of potential consumers have an abiding interest in UFOs. The overall ef 2007 Page #59  

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. DiKto ness Claim •• U.S. f4a%, • Abielittaty , #1,111gtyl Traria was scra 2006 Page #28  

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 'Down in Dyess Air Force Base in (Abilene) Texas, we were testing what tur 2006 Page #175  
el Rio is about 230 air miles from Abilene (see map). (Both I and Zechel ha 2006 Page #177  
rror is, however, resolved easily. Abilene Army Air Field was established a 2006 Page #178  
 Army Air Field was established at Abilene, TX in 1942 and existed under th 2006 Page #178  
hat name until 1948 when it became Abilene Air Force Base. It existed under 2006 Page #178  
tion along the Teas-Mexico border. Abilene Air Force Base ("Dyess") was not 2006 Page #178  
 concerning the secret weapon. The Abilene Reporter listed these as: l. It  2009 Page #161  

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always been distinguished by their abilit) to close ranks and ensure ideolo 2005 Page #76  

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 control us at will? Again, if its abilities seem super-human, it could eas 2006 Page #53  
ve been reported as having psychic abilities, it is conceivable that they m 2006 Page #102  
 6 — E. T. Electromagnetic Jamming Abilities (Para. K.) "As to purpose and  2006 Page #140  
nces, and how they practiced their abilities. This was fascinating as we ha 2006 Page #207  
of these people with extraordinary abilities! The mediums were of all ages  2006 Page #207  
that precipitated their mediumship abilities. Moving On In the spring of 19 2006 Page #207  
. Remote Viewing. and Other Normal Abilities. Angela Thompson Smith. (1998) 2006 Page #207  

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nts of that day to the best of his ability. There are certain details which 2003 Page #70  
the survivor. The survivor had the ability to deduce thoughts and questions 2003 Page #100  
ver had written the letter had the ability to know details of the incident  2003 Page #146  
uding financial or political □ Our ability to suppress this from public mig 2003 Page #188  
edge is therefore dependent on the ability of those below him to gather up  2003 Page #189  
. And it could possibly reduce our ability to counter an attack by a hostil 2004 Page #75  
(usually an individual of singular ability) is summoned for indefinite duty 2004 Page #171  
e UFO truth to the public, but his ability to release was limited by nation 2004 Page #186  
that information to the best of my ability. Once the President was in the r 2004 Page #189  
id book showing huge cracks in the ability of the PSYOP (psychological oper 2004 Page #247  
le of the accumulator's undeniable ability to concentrate energy. The exper 2005 Page #94  
yond any human technology or human ability co withstand. 129                2005 Page #131  
tal. Our analysis demonstrated the ability of this metal to transfer heat f 2005 Page #158  
f the motor is a condenser and the ability of the condenser to hold its cha 2005 Page #171  
 retrieval team due to his natural ability to telepathically communicate wi 2006 Page #16  
anced/arcane powers that imply the ability to dominate and control us at wi 2006 Page #53  
act did not undermine government's ability to maintain internal credibility 2006 Page #56  
t quickly unravel, and with it the ability of business to make much differe 2006 Page #63  
nd cleanup. The government had the ability to maintain control of the site  2006 Page #86  
be difficult for them, given their ability to penetrate our airspace at wil 2006 Page #140  
te our airspace at will, and their ability to jam radio, telephone, televis 2006 Page #140  
e aircraft. It reportedJ y has the ability to override local broadcasts and 2007 Page #28  
 to children ts underuable and !us ability to sell products has not dimmed  2007 Page #62  
ployed to spearhead this company's ability to sell its services, it also re 2007 Page #67  
 have said "impairing the macrunes ability to perform its normal function"  2007 Page #88  
sn't actually inrubit the machines ability to function in any way. Then the 2007 Page #88  
r UFO seemingly had the disturbing ability to disable the entire instrument 2008 Page #31  
ogy -as well as concerns about our ability to now venture forth into the So 2008 Page #38  
called remote viewing, the psychic ability to view over long distances with 2008 Page #130  
ng the SAINI program as having the ability to intercept and destroy armed s 2009 Page #17  
er intelligent control, it has the ability to change shape, and then multip 2009 Page #75  

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-1986 ■D:ilneg orsk, Br:izil, :ind Abisb .:. ~.:-~~;_--.-... --------==.::. 2009 Page #147  

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a sufficient spark to set the town ablaze. During periods of great change a 2005 Page #85  

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(rum bt-r.iMing • s1al hokh ,·.alu.ablcinf~ion -__ptOltttnc- or htt toUfct: 2009 Page #198  

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human history, we'll never ever be able to go beyond the speed of light to  2003 Page #8  
o get close to them, but they were able to change direction faster than our 2003 Page #14  
heir mother looked outside and was able to see a cloud of blue smoke that w 2003 Page #54  
In some cases, witnesses have been able to verify unpublished or little kno 2003 Page #57  
ject as it was descending. We were able to get a good perspective as to whe 2003 Page #63  
tayed in the car with her. Don was able to get past the road block on foot  2003 Page #71  
 bumper of one of the trucks to be able to look down into fields and woods  2003 Page #71  
ign space systems. Johnson who was able to examine the orbital data of the  2003 Page #71  
cecraft propulsion: "The craft was able to displace gravity through the pro 2003 Page #111  
 "Flying saucers." No one has been able to determine if this is true, or ju 2003 Page #142  
r else needed the information were able to track deep space surveillance de 2003 Page #148  
and written by Vernon Bowen. I was able to locate his son, who has confirme 2003 Page #179  
demeyer would like very much to be able to retain the original. Unless you  2003 Page #204  
demeyer would like very much to be able to retain the briginal. Unless you  2003 Page #216  
 which is why SCEL Station *A“ was able to do a track). It has been learned 2003 Page #233  
both crash sites, the team was not able to gain access to the several locat 2003 Page #234  
g held. CIC member of the team was able to learn that several bodies were t 2003 Page #234  
rom what descriptions the team was able to learn and from Integraphs taken  2003 Page #236  
IA's declassified UFO files, I was able to locate a second report that refe 2004 Page #8  
spans decades. From the CIA, I was able to obtain several pieces of intrigu 2004 Page #12  
MIGHT RAW FALLEN. THEY HAVEN'T REM ABLE TO DO THAT. SCOTT WHATEVER YOUR AUT 2004 Page #24  
ents of Sacramento. Observers were able to discern a definite oblong shape  2004 Page #27  
ermen at the Irish Moss Plant were able to estimate the thickness or height 2004 Page #39  
feet] wide. After awhile they were able to determine that the smelly patch  2004 Page #40  
e out. Perhaps some day we will be able to tell it with some degree of cred 2004 Page #45  
ound from an aerial position to be able to see those dips, because if there 2004 Page #53  
ed me to find out if Budd might be able to schedule an hypnotic regression  2004 Page #59  
t how well the U.S. government was able to keep secrets as required in the  2004 Page #73  
hat something from outer space was able to pick up heavy animals in beams o 2004 Page #79  
c principle? RIS: We have not been able to duplicate their performance. WBS 2004 Page #91  
dentifying the people who would be able to offer identities or confirm deta 2004 Page #117  
cientific method, and we should be able to deal with reasonable questions e 2004 Page #121  
rtly? (b) How would they have been able to ship such large recovered craft  2004 Page #121  
about how the retrieval teams were able to move the UFOs so well. See Slide 2004 Page #127  
m, but there were no words we were able to make out." Between Jesse Marcel  2004 Page #138  
f earth, in that their bodies were able to withstand colossal "G" forces as 2004 Page #147  
r Force a platform where they were able to get a seemingly independent univ 2004 Page #178  
r Force dumped Blue Book they were able to completely divest themselves of  2004 Page #178  
Carter did go to the House and was able to expose the classified files if o 2004 Page #186  
l these discussions about my being able to go to where this man was in a ho 2004 Page #195  
 people so valuable because he was able to get these telepathic thoughts. Q 2004 Page #195  
who would meet me — how I would be able to interview a man who was dying an 2004 Page #195  
he did.24 Cahn was, in fact, never able to prove that Gebauer was "Dr. Gee, 2004 Page #219  
tious point because the one person able to comment authoritatively about it 2004 Page #233  
t high and 1-1 /2 feet wide. 1 was able to talk briefly with someone on the 2005 Page #40  
ational securi'0' offices had been able to deny, year after year, any inter 2005 Page #73  
ucas envious." But he would not be able to tell all until 2025 (about 40 ye 2005 Page #82  
nvestigative author Jim Martin was able to locate color film from the fifti 2005 Page #100  
 master scientist and still not be able to analyze or even see beyond the a 2005 Page #104  
held the original in my hands, was able to thumb through it, the paper and  2005 Page #131  
 contacted me to see if I might be able tO assist in the making of a UFO do 2005 Page #146  
fingers. Jose, being older, seemed able to handle it better. Jose described 2005 Page #155  
 to another. They seemed nor to be able to hold their balance. \Y/e were 10 2005 Page #155  
ship to smaller vehicles that were able to immediately get close. According 2005 Page #156  
ket as a solution to space travel, able to boost a payload beyond the puU o 2005 Page #172  
ning memo as frauds. Perhaps to be able to claim that the proponents are st 2006 Page #12  
ost. D. I was very fortunate to be able to find that my memory was good and 2006 Page #13  
ssified programs, and second to be able to provide so many presentations to 2006 Page #13  
out of security concerns, were not able to share the manual with other mili 2006 Page #24  
ecovered it before Fred Meyers was able to come back with his camera to doc 2006 Page #45  
indings of this exercise should be able to stand on its own without being c 2006 Page #49  
 be clearly seen as beneficent and able to further humanity, or else it wil 2006 Page #54  
le in any Contact situation, being able to help shape positive, coherent hu 2006 Page #57  
trated parts handbook, I was later able to identify these as elements of a  2006 Page #76  
ribed the route of flight and were able to indicate an approximate location 2006 Page #80  
er a period of several years I was able to study the Bakersfield debris and 2006 Page #85  
tic of the type. Eventually, I was able to obtain a declassified copy of th 2006 Page #88  
was eventually referred to and was able to speak with the key witness invol 2006 Page #93  
d to be logical and probably to be able to understand equations, and design 2006 Page #101  
 is conceivable that they might be able to do all this logic and mathematic 2006 Page #102  
 is older, they could logically be able to understand our universe more cle 2006 Page #102  
r, and by clever reasoning, we are able to defeat the disease just before i 2006 Page #102  
rom what descriptions the team was able to learn and from photographs taken 2006 Page #104  
 from Ft. Detrick's staff had been able to secure a position at the CDC Spe 2006 Page #110  
forms of a host protein, which are able to convert normal molecules of the  2006 Page #113  
versations with Dodd, Williams was able to fill in some of the blanks with  2006 Page #124  
(15) But how had the military been able to access the alleged crash sit wit 2006 Page #125  
 for a number of reasons, I am not able to name. I was helped with this boo 2006 Page #131  
T DID YOU HEAR THEM SAY? They were able to see every scope in the United St 2006 Page #146  
So, today, I am sharing what I was able to learn about Paul's firsthand sto 2006 Page #151  
s and I want to say I'm glad to be able to say something about this because 2006 Page #151  
n from tubes to transistors, I was able to sit at the counters. I don't kno 2006 Page #152  
onsole and with that ball you were able to roll around a little thing on th 2006 Page #152  
e thing on the screen and you were able to shoot at aliens. In a radar site 2006 Page #152  
uld never see the craft. They were able to bend light and they could put on 2006 Page #153  
ecause a 10 megawatt radar site is able to pick up much further than the ol 2006 Page #154  
nd working on the equipment, I was able to sit at one of the three consoles 2006 Page #154  
bert Toppen, thought they had been able to enter the classified vault witho 2006 Page #159  
This is the 1990s. People would be able to handle it. He said, 'Oh, yeah, y 2006 Page #163  
r Command radar operators were not able to identify the aircraft from a kno 2006 Page #172  
a known flight plan, nor were they able to communicate with the aircraft by 2006 Page #172  
ate of high alert and then weren't able to positively identify the aircraft 2006 Page #173  
 to disagree, but we should all be able to agree that asking questions is a 2006 Page #182  
a highway accident will one day be able to cut and cauterize wounded patien 2006 Page #201  
actions with the local folk, I was able to confirm my initial impressions t 2006 Page #202  
rence postcards?" Generally, I was able to reassure people that they were n 2006 Page #205  
e in their experiences. I was also able to send them information, give them 2006 Page #205  
and my writing. The Foundation was able to provide a base for future groups 2006 Page #207  
l's conclusions. Now you should be able to see some of the puzzle pieces co 2007 Page #23  
fi•d aa matching an Underwood Port.able. The exen:iplar in tny :reference c 2007 Page #46  
 in its teeth. How '\Vas he or she able to accompJjsh this incredible feat? 2007 Page #67  
Not with any information I've been able to establish. Has any true insider  2007 Page #76  
perhaps because you should stiU be able to apply yourself to remember somet 2007 Page #80  
were very worried that he would be able to gain access. So I did do a big c 2007 Page #83  
d as a jump point for people to be able to send our data from and make it a 2007 Page #83  
nd people -men and women who \Vere able to decide whether to launch nuclear 2007 Page #85  
 a good look at them, to have been able to have downloaded that whole folde 2007 Page #86  
et of the network. You wouldn't be able to access many other machines from  2007 Page #87  
 machjne I was on. :M\XI: Arte you able to talk about some of trus ... is i 2007 Page #88  
s. They do exist. MW: Would you be able to find these systems randomly or w 2007 Page #88  
at need his type of presence co be able to make things happen. He may be ab 2007 Page #91  
e to make things happen. He may be able to help you with your case as I knO 2007 Page #91  
 people like Steven Greer might be able to suggest extra help you could gee 2007 Page #91  
think its both. M\Xf: So vou'll be able to find 1.5 million dollars whilst  2007 Page #92  
il they know that 1 am going to be able to work with them because 1 may be  2007 Page #92  
gar for about two minutes, but was able to confirm many of the details ment 2007 Page #114  
ve aviation background, Warren was able to determine that this U.S. built f 2007 Page #115  
. As he was leaving, \'(/arren was able to look back and get one final look 2007 Page #115  
 fire, he said the only way he was able to survive was that he knew he was  2007 Page #125  
 being shut off, the TV, not being able to go out of town. We couldn't go o 2007 Page #126  
sked with the recoveries seemingly able to secure UFO crash-sites with such 2007 Page #132  
t from by spy-cameras . No one was able then to get to the exact right plac 2007 Page #138  
o took over the case, but were not able to locate or reclaim the object. Pe 2007 Page #139  
nologically superior race would be able to keep itself mostly hidden from o 2007 Page #184  
 kind. However, none of them \Vere able to determine exactly its origin and 2007 Page #199  
 I reached the site-he wrote-I was able to see a great lurrunosity of two p 2007 Page #200  
that, "trus unknown metal (UFO) is able to withstand rugh temperatures with 2007 Page #200  
ments are in Japanese , but we are able to read the percentages of the chem 2007 Page #201  
de. But, naturally , they would be able to judge direction. ln Utah it was  2008 Page #13  
the radar operator would have been able to tell if he was tracking a balloo 2008 Page #16  
ases separated , the Air Force was able to deal with the cases piecemeal. T 2008 Page #17  
' puzzle; and, therefore, has been able to carefully avoid commenting on th 2008 Page #35  
                    supposed to be able to respond 4-6 hours to anywhere in 2008 Page #45  
aircraft, and as the crew were not able to identify the object, it was trea 2008 Page #66  
ck much further. They might not be able to get back. SLIDE#44 September 10, 2008 Page #92  
ped TOP SECRET /MJ-12, and will be able to share the amazing story that the 2008 Page #104  
n that manner, and that we will be able to show that he specifical ly was n 2008 Page #105  
emselves there indefinitely and be able to live isolated lives, independenc 2008 Page #112  
or nuclear attack if they had been able to. As far as I know, the UFO incid 2009 Page #18  
 there is one reason why we may be able to outdo the Russian effort by a gr 2009 Page #22  
et high and 1-1/2 feet wide. I was able to talk briefly with someone on the 2009 Page #49  
 she learned carpentry and she was able to remodel and sell 15 homes in the 2009 Page #88  
dings in the vicinity; Lotozev was able to confirm one of the other landing 2009 Page #136  
 and the conclusions they had been able to reach. These included the presen 2009 Page #137  
ent and establishment and would be able to make useful contributions. The B 2009 Page #159  
 project in 1944. How newsmen were able to make the connection to Snodgrass 2009 Page #160  
x major points that reporters were able to extract from James Marion Snodgr 2009 Page #161  
e must keep in pace in order to be able to counter or defend against such t 2009 Page #162  
d semi-arid sections, we should be able to shoot them down and put the rain 2009 Page #162  
otiations these gentlemen were not able to join the team, and the technical 2009 Page #165  
.l.R. and Brigadier R.S. Park were able to discuss the question with U.K. s 2009 Page #170  
se. and establishment and would be able to "It was originally intended that 2009 Page #173  
otiations these gentlemen were not able to join the team, and the technical 2009 Page #173  
 institute of Oceanography , I was able to examine both the Project Seal Fi 2009 Page #173  
of 23 kilotons: the first test was Able which was detonated at an altitude  2009 Page #173  

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 •e 10 lhe 11tom1c·bomh, • .)to be ablf to ~ountu or defend uter rtisp&1ch' 2009 Page #183  

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lace, it would be necessary to esc.ablish communicacion 1,ich chem chrough  2008 Page #112  

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d Garthoff in May 1953. The Soviet ABM program was discovered by the CIA in 2009 Page #17  

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H 10 mn-1 •·ith hn ,.,.,..,,,ram • AbMc-top lefl'l::l •Yr 4rmtbNs mrn · 1hr 2009 Page #198  

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adiation giving the appendage this abnormal look. In late 2002 as a result  2003 Page #68  
 molecules of the protein into the abnormal structure. Though the exact mec 2006 Page #113  
spread throughout North America.29 Abnormal prions are infectious proteins, 2006 Page #114  
can exist in two forms: normal and abnormal. The normal form exists in the  2006 Page #114  
s unknown. The strange behavior of abnormal prions. The abnormal form of pr 2006 Page #114  
e behavior of abnormal prions. The abnormal form of prion protein has unusu 2006 Page #114  
e of prion protein). Ways in which abnormal prions are transmitted. Dr. Sta 2006 Page #114  
 Prusiner' s idea is that a single abnormal molecule could convert normal m 2006 Page #114  
 convert normal molecules into the abnormal form. These newly converted mol 2006 Page #114  
le spontaneously converts into the abnormal form, setting the scene for spo 2006 Page #114  
re likely to be converted into the abnormal form. Finally, in CJD acquired  2006 Page #114  
y, in CJD acquired by transmission abnormal molecules enter the body from a 2006 Page #114  
I got older, people told me it was abnormal and it was wrong and I was craz 2006 Page #152  

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e scientific community. Prions are abnormally -structured forms of a host p 2006 Page #113  

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orrrous; problbly 20:11 !Qlomela-s abo"'8Ell1h. Ten seconds, then disappear 2009 Page #151  
'T. o.l "Below the. infra reds and abo,·e .J. Leech of Nr.w_ Zealand was m4 2009 Page #183  

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Wt~APON -Jamcs a\[arlon ~nodgrass (abo\·e), 39-yC!ar-old Ciucin1111ti hio-p 2009 Page #180  

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 flight took place and that he was aboard the aircraft. "No comment" was th 2004 Page #10  
supposed to have been the only one aboard, and while his remains are badly  2004 Page #26  
 Smith and Norm Smith. Wifred went aboard Lawrence Smith, his brother's boa 2004 Page #38  
sel, the Joan Pricilla and climbed aboard with Corporal Werbicki. Norm, a f 2004 Page #38  
aused by the tide and the current. Aboard the two boats there was a feeling 2004 Page #39  
 and burned, killing all 38 people aboard. While government Civil Aeronauti 2004 Page #68  
down and crashed, killing everyone aboard. According to an eyewitness of th 2004 Page #68  
ft have a cutting device like this aboard their ship? It wasn't until later 2004 Page #78  
ne of the entities was still alive aboard the craft when the U.S. military  2005 Page #43  
ickness. The craft was then loaded aboard a trailer and hauled off co the l 2005 Page #45  
harlie had been in the Marines and aboard the USS Oriskm!)' aircraft carrie 2005 Page #164  
sc in Vietnam and tl1at was stowed aboard the aircraft carrier. According t 2005 Page #164  
alled out of his barracks to climb aboard a bus that looked like an old sch 2005 Page #165  
e. He describes the de,·ices found aboard the Roswell craft, and how they b 2005 Page #167  
 with the captain of the Steeva 10 aboard: "Observed an object or light whi 2006 Page #185  
n set sail for the splashdown spot aboard the Diane with Dominic Papetti at 2006 Page #188  
 sort of hatch. In addition, those aboard the Diane claim that the bubbles  2006 Page #190  
ickness. The craft was then loaded aboard a trailer and hauled off to the N 2009 Page #52  
e final time, Bethurum was invited aboard the saucer and the pair chatted a 2009 Page #54  
 www.serpo.org/consistencies.html. Aboard a Flying Saucer, Truman Bethurum, 2009 Page #56  

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 to propose that secrecy should be abolished forthwith. We can, however, gr 2009 Page #21  
utive Order 10920 (EO 10920) which abolished the Operations Coordinating Bo 2009 Page #37  

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 related to psychological warfare. Abolishing the Operations Coordinating B 2009 Page #38  

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ra cked fot.r U1klert1fled obieels aboLl Inree lo l:::== five mies north rt 2009 Page #144  

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rviews with local residents and an aborted attempt to find the object that  2008 Page #10  

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    9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 ■ The Abortive Disclosure ■ Invasion of Kuwait 2008 Page #167  
clusion False Dawn ■ .,_~ possibly abortive UFO Disclosure ■ Aviation W eel 2008 Page #167  
 MJ1t2ry Abducllon Que:;llon ■ The Abortive Di:closure ■ The Soviet Coup :m 2009 Page #150  
fWar and Media Control ■A possible abortive UFO Dis/Y ■UFOs in space · 9: F 2009 Page #151  
lse Da"'-i1, 1990-1991 ■A possible abortive UFO Disclosure 9: False Dawn, 1 2009 Page #151  

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f I S \F re RB'iR 1 -I None of the abosc quotes are supported by data or re 2003 Page #118  

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ivItis• — initiated in 196 learned abou ring the 1970s. • Worldwide retriev 2006 Page #26  

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 advisors and assistants" Concerns Abouf Authenticity Raised by Friedman an 2003 Page #207  

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 is "The Program" All About? ■ U-s aboul making UFOs. ■ Studying alien bodi 2007 Page #54  

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s . Nevertheless , such assertions abound. Several years ago, for example,  2008 Page #37  
. 5. December 14, 1979- UFO Rumors Abound, but Verv Little Else By Betty Bu 2008 Page #49  

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ll be forwarded to DIA." Questions abounded: From where did the spheres ori 2004 Page #11  

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d Frenchman's Flat where the first above-ground nuclear tests were conducte 2006 Page #199  

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low the slope when I had found the above-mentioned material. It appeared si 2003 Page #49  

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y personnel assigned to the three, above-projects . The standard U.S. Air F 2008 Page #23  

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y disputed. Given that none of the abovementioned theories seem to fully ex 2006 Page #192  

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 THEY ADD LAND DRopsONDE CreWS (G) ABQ LAND based recovery crews (MN) A *** 2004 Page #229  
ach had red date stamps of "AUG 74 ABQ." Eddie Chavez told me his father ne 2007 Page #162  
he city where the white circle is. Abq Video #1 ( 4:08) Zoom back from apar 2007 Page #166  
ay 17, 1974 disc crash retrieval.l Abq Video # 2 ( 14:20) NARRATION OVER VI 2007 Page #168  

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-117A Flight Test director Richard Abrams repeated the story to the proprie 2006 Page #85  

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eanup crew walked the desert, line abreast, picking up every piece of debri 2006 Page #80  

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 Michael Lindemann to present this abridged report at the 2006 UFO Crash Re 2006 Page #49  
roject is beyond the scope of this abridged report. 'Scenarios: The Art of  2006 Page #51  

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of the U.S. labor force to nations abroad, the increasin g likelihood that  2005 Page #85  
levision commercials made here and abroad have run such srorylines for) ear 2007 Page #75  

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 entire race, too-is brought to an abrupt end, however , with the disastrou 2008 Page #102  

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t called him from the Pentagon and abruptly informed him in his laconic voi 2006 Page #167  

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or the urinary infection , nor the abscess that killed him. We still don't  2005 Page #34  
sure... [Bur] I assure you that no abscess can cause an immunodeficienc y.  2005 Page #34  
can cause an immunodeficienc y. An abscess may even cause septicern.ia, but 2005 Page #34  

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is too much (rouble. Corollaries: /Absence of evidence, is evidence of abse 2003 Page #118  
bsence of evidence, is evidence of absence, because looking is loo much tro 2003 Page #118  
and a gun to pick up together. The absence of a threat sometimes causes us  2004 Page #197  
ecovered alien technolog y. ln the absence of confirmati on from the establ 2005 Page #84  
required for these operations. The absence in Stone's military records of a 2006 Page #21  
aren't they telling us now? In the absence of crisis, investigative reporte 2006 Page #60  
 confirm or refute the presence or absence of a similar pathogen, as yet un 2006 Page #112  
FO crashes stems from a near total absence of news coverage about such even 2007 Page #7  
of world events. Consequently, the absence of news about UFO crashes sugges 2007 Page #7  
ity would be difficult even in the absence of secrecy. Since secrecy prevai 2009 Page #21  
 demonstrated that, because of the absence of personal contact, they had ba 2009 Page #166  

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top; most workers would stay home. Absent other directives, business leader 2006 Page #63  
ne knows what to do about the NHI. Absent the immediate threat of violence, 2006 Page #64  
erjure itself, it cannot be wholly absent. Only human failure to find it, s 2006 Page #88  
riting but never finished. Notably absent from the biographical record were 2009 Page #173  
 I found this to be very odd. Also absent from his biographical record is a 2009 Page #173  

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 was not lost on the distiJJers of Absolut Vodka either. In 1997 ✓ the comp 2007 Page #71  

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hasize importance, stress need for absolute secrecy in every way— “...entir 2003 Page #172  
covery "anywhere in the world" and absolute top secrecy. Slide 15 talks to  2003 Page #173  
 perimeter, secure communications, absolute "debriefings" to keep the indiv 2003 Page #176  
ailroad restrictions making for an absolute height limit of 14 feet 3 inche 2004 Page #127  
that the U.S. government does have absolute proof positive of extraterrestr 2004 Page #147  
tructions concerning the "need for absolute secrecy in all phases of operat 2005 Page #129  
s would be a means of maintaining "absolute top secrecy" as required by sec 2006 Page #20  
e establishment and maintenance of absolute top secrecy concerning all the  2006 Page #20  
tent with a policy of maintaining "absolute top secrecy" as detailed in sec 2006 Page #21  
arily oriented towards maintaining absolute secrecy by minimizing the impac 2006 Page #23  
 clear, governments will insist on absolute civilian cooperation and obedie 2006 Page #68  
ile structural break-up was almost absolute." Most of the parts were lightl 2006 Page #82  
ctly , is manifestly absurd in the absolute extreme. Cuba '67 What was cert 2008 Page #29  
tle bit of height. But then, in an absolute instant, the UFO moved from a s 2008 Page #34  
l organization, they would have an absolute righc to be recognized as indep 2008 Page #112  
nty of the United States cannot be absolute or unlimited. It is justified b 2009 Page #14  
tions were imposed. In maintaining absolute secrecy we have deprived high l 2009 Page #15  

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date old china. This artifact fits absolutely none of these historical or m 2003 Page #45  
 the main arroyo water course, and absolutely no water had flowed in the ne 2003 Page #45  
saying that the search, "uncovered absolutely nothing." Also, in that artic 2003 Page #55  
ect. In that section I came across absolutely clear pictures, photographs o 2003 Page #197  
s, 'Looked like it had been molded absolutely perfectly. No seams.' Very sm 2004 Page #72  
lving into an area that you can do absolutely nothing about. So why get inv 2004 Page #99  
ect. In that section I came across absolutely clear pictures — photographs  2004 Page #187  
f these sightings — that there was absolutely no other rational explanation 2004 Page #187  
game, particularly Scully, who had absolutely nothing to gain from it? Prid 2004 Page #219  
, 1948? Beyond a reasonable doubt? Absolutely not. There are still too many 2004 Page #223  
 hundred yards away. It was making absolutely no sound and when it went by, 2005 Page #70  
you believe in UFOs?" The answer: "Absolutely, positively, they do exist."  2005 Page #82  
to avoid entanglements but what is absolutely necessary from the standpoint 2005 Page #99  
d the film. He replied: "Yes I do. Absolutely. There's no reason to change  2005 Page #150  
lvin9 into an area that you can do absolutely nothing about, and to leave i 2006 Page #27  
ct (12 years at Groom Lake) says. "Absolutely, positively. [UFOs] exist." ` 2006 Page #27  
y 25, I find the explanation given absolutely ludicrous. The tremors shook  2006 Page #121  
O Crash Retrieval Conference bang, absolutely colossal. At first, we though 2006 Page #129  
untered it with something that was absolutely — as a Fire Control Operator, 2006 Page #149  
EEING IN THAT DEAD ZONE ABOVE YOU? Absolutely. Everything I saw was changea 2006 Page #153  
.i __ ·: .. -, .. ---:-:_.. -~~~~ "Absolutely, positively, they exist" Jame 2007 Page #56  
source: for Jane's Defense, AWST, "Absolutely, positively, [UFOs] lnteravla 2007 Page #56  
 even indications of wiretaps: and absolutely none of these factors, singly 2008 Page #30  
nd yet we had nothing on radar and absolutely no explanation. I applied our 2008 Page #34  
E MAGNETIC FIELDS THAN COBRA MIST? Absolutely , no question! I'M TRYfNG TO  2008 Page #77  
round about three feet, still with absolutely no sound. It started to move  2008 Page #83  
a chreac on a scale which makes it absolutely necessary to come co an agree 2008 Page #114  

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lled in 13 Story Leap..." HOSPITAL ABSOLVED BY MRS. FORRESTAL ‘No Foundatio 2003 Page #93  

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out her husband's hospitalization, absolves everyone (!) of blame in her hu 2003 Page #92  

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attracts the energy, but unable to absorb it, rapidly reflects the energy.  2005 Page #90  
hat digest its food externally and absorb the nutrient molecules into its c 2006 Page #113  

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viness might be the result of heat absorbed in the metal's production or fu 2003 Page #106  
crash incidents have collectivel y absorbed hundreds of thousands of dollar 2005 Page #134  
series of evolutionary mergers has absorbed GE Aerospace and merged with Lo 2005 Page #173  
nd AISS -whose work was ultimately absorbed into che 1127th Field Activitie 2007 Page #133  

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tic were pieces of skin with radar absorbent material (RAM) coating. The gr 2006 Page #84  

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e voltage. Bismuth is an efficient absorber of infra red energy and researc 2003 Page #107  

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l (1) ■ extraterrstrial ■submitt ■ absorbtion ■ unlhabited ■ ineradical pre 2008 Page #116  

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reement providing for the peaceful absorption of a celestial race (s) in su 2008 Page #113  

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deau Missouri In 1941 Ryan S. Wood ABSRACT: This paper will review the prim 2003 Page #21  

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h of James Forrestal Peter Robbins Abstract: Early on the morning of May 22 2003 Page #85  
uck Wade Copyright 2004 Chuck Wade Abstract In 1947 Mr. Mac Brazel discover 2004 Page #240  
Ryan Wood Copyright 2004 Ryan Wood Abstract At the heart of the debate of g 2004 Page #242  
lf a more comprehensive version of Abstract 6 contained in Scringfield's pa 2005 Page #43  
Copyright 2006 Stanton T. Friedman ABSTRACT I have been fortunate cnough to 2006 Page #4  
Wood Copyright 2006 Robert M. Wood Abstract Dr. Wood, a long-time researche 2006 Page #101  
 bee Copyright 2006 Bruce Maccabee ABSTRACT For an hour the United States m 2006 Page #164  
as Been Said about Flying Saucers: abstract of articles in magazines and bo 2007 Page #44  
 MEXICO UFO CRASH: NEW REVELATIONS ABSTRACT Ruben Uriarte Director, N. Cali 2007 Page #184  
 A. Huneeus . All Rights Reserved. ABSTRACT Five South American UFO inciden 2007 Page #193  
                                   Abstract April 18, 1962: The Las Vegas U 2008 Page #7  
                                   Abstract Ministry of Defense X-Files By  2008 Page #61  

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ct our attention, which is totally absurd. Answers are also very much depen 2006 Page #6  
to the point of testing comical or absurd possibilities. With the scenario  2006 Page #51  
ly we are expected to swallow that absurd conclusion. Invasion at Oak Ridge 2008 Page #27  
ctly or indirectly , is manifestly absurd in the absolute extreme. Cuba '67 2008 Page #29  
fonnation for political gain. This absurd and paranoid mindset cannot be al 2009 Page #16  

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airman of 1. G. Farben and Hermann Abts, chairman of Deutsche Bank, called  2008 Page #136  

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ar tipped missiles. There are also abundant supplies of so-called rare eart 2006 Page #7  

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port — also of 15 May 1978 — makes abundantly clear: Many people in this pa 2004 Page #8  
port -also of ·May 15, 1978 -makes abundantly clear: Many people in this pa 2007 Page #141  
a as more sighting reports made it abundantly clear that an advanced weapon 2009 Page #17  

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ted to the Soviet press were being abused, or that the Russian people where 2009 Page #140  

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tary Voices: Firsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities 2006 Page #140  
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tary Voices: Firsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities 2006 Page #160  
tary Voices: Firsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities 2006 Page #162  

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~c~ •-.ly Od!L,::t"' ■ 1..-~Ufo~ • Ab~-:um •~MJ -ll • T'btAtrwBt.b ■ Dt. L' 2009 Page #147  

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75 Pagination or Media Count : 190 Ab~tract : ~: Gyroscope dynamic modeling 2007 Page #163  

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government helped teach At:1encans ab~ut the use of the media in war-time d 2007 Page #10  

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taata feo ■aka a fteaWlaiiag aw wj aC tha altwtiaa aad rajart hartt witkla  2003 Page #220  
         IFLDLA at the Pentagon by AC/S AAF General Hoyt Vandenberg Lyi?LF9 2003 Page #235  
_, .. ;,-. ; i ~ tbc ladDC('d rrur.aC"Cic .. ... "' ~ .. mo~nL ., ""Ith the 2005 Page #21  
e of the main landing gear struts. Ac that point, \X arren was politely "es 2007 Page #115  
use; however, if the documentation ac issue can be ultimately verified as b 2007 Page #137  
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!..lE, VA .... WMIL' O~IVIWG, MOit.AC E &OltN~ ~ A. GIAIT UF-0,SH ... P~O u 2009 Page #124  
01!.ls.vr , .. ,: lAA:T.,. llt.:i:,aC;.T O.OU.L Y ! -;,-- "'-' 0011. .loOOf 2009 Page #130  
t • 1'75 1SJ Lcmd:2 r;Yw ■ UP'Q ?:.AC,. ·• ~ 1: Global Strangeness, 1973-19 2009 Page #141  

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U.S. Aircraft Control and Warning (AC&W) system that also became known as L 2004 Page #71  
ontrol and Warning system known as AC&W which expanded to 411 radar sites t 2004 Page #71  
merican Air Space Defense Command. AC&W also became known as LASHUP. SLIDE  2004 Page #71  

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r~ lime. :ilon;.: "ilh hum:in ron1:ac1 of non e:1rthlin:,: cnlitiC'j ,i\ili 2005 Page #107  

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, the immunod eficiency was surely ac9u.ired. How he acquired it, no one kn 2005 Page #34  

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UT: 1 • ( 0) I\IEOJl AJl:D t UUOCS AC\'.X1YTS OF llfO SlQ'T"BC..'5 UtE SUU' 2009 Page #150  

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 yrs^waa whlsh 4a as* iWot to aMst Ac^sfcsn. yallay- with rajiwt. to Chlaa* 2003 Page #223  

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 made by ;o..na Sis. Per..-Arnett. Acaaed by Wlile House as a tool ror Iraq 2009 Page #151  

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 the Russians ... CORSO'S VIEWS ON ACADEMIA ■ I warned them, "Remember, I a 2005 Page #10  
 no such thing as "The Media," or "Academia." Rather, there are medias and  2005 Page #76  
articipants from many professions (academia, entertainment, journalism, mil 2006 Page #49  

Word: "academic", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Institute- Psi • Parapsychology as Academic Discipline • Reverse Engineerin 2004 Page #161  
An Army product ■ Limited civilian academic training ■ Logical thinker ■ Ex 2005 Page #11  
mia." Rather, there are medias and academic niches, each catered to a parti 2005 Page #76  
eneral public year after year. The academic establishm ent also helps to st 2005 Page #76  
mpelling evidenceviolates not only academic dogma but also subverts politic 2005 Page #117  
oups—media, government, religious, academic, business, general public—might 2006 Page #48  
r back then) G"i\if: I wasn't very academic at school and I loved playing t 2007 Page #79  
ocial aspect of school and not the academic aspect. NfW: I used to like mes 2007 Page #79  
elf but you hadn't done so well at academic subjects. You weren't intereste 2007 Page #80  
specifically within scientific and academic circles. Interestingly , furthe 2008 Page #100  

Word: "academically", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 good at school. GM: No I was crap academically, I had one O' Level in Engl 2007 Page #78  

Word: "academician", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

father of the USSR's hydrogen bomb Academician Andrei Sahkarov, who was rem 2004 Page #170  
as indeed a very prominent Russian academician and geochemist . Valerii Leo 2007 Page #198  

Word: "academics", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ovoked a lot of questions from the academics and electron microscope operat 2005 Page #158  

Word: "academy", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ephew ■ Spent two years at the FBI Academy during ‘41-’46 □ WWI Army Tank C 2003 Page #32  
 he was selected to attend the FBI academy in Quantico, Virginia and spent  2003 Page #32  
altais, Harold Baca, U.S. Military Academy Glee club, U.S. Army Signal Cops 2003 Page #44  
TsUP NIPS Space Affairs Post 1960: Academy of Sciences KGB fiq.telvito I I  2004 Page #156  
oretician of Space" President USSR Academy of Sciences Attended Steklov Mat 2004 Page #157  
immediate vicinity. • Structure of Academy of Sciences • IZMIRAN • Bekhtere 2004 Page #161  
Lev Melnikov, source, Tsiolkovskiy Academy 170                              2004 Page #173  
 an organization like the National Academy of Sciences. They felt that the  2004 Page #193  
the cold war. BS from US Air Force Academy, MA Case Western University • Pe 2004 Page #199  
ities whatsoever. No president, no academy, court of law, congress or senat 2005 Page #94  
nalytical Chemistr y of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. On July 30, 1984, P 2007 Page #198  
nalytical Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences (GEOK.hl RAJ.~ until 2007 Page #198  
near Colorado Springs and [the] AF Academy. USAF indicated reports coming i 2008 Page #9  
opyright 2008 Nick Redfern (Soviet Academy of Sciences, 1927) Early on the  2008 Page #97  
iver basin on behalf of the Soviet Academy of Sciences . At the time, Kulik 2008 Page #98  
,;r, . -.,Jr;.--.~, .. ;·· (Soviet Academy of Sciences, 1927) In 1930, Kuli 2008 Page #99  
ommittee on Meteorites of the USSR Academy of Sciences, compelled everyone  2008 Page #101  
ller, a 1919 graduate of the Naval Academy , was familiar with both mtelhge 2008 Page #131  
 to exchange information with your Academy of 35                            2009 Page #41  
r technical training in its police academy . Then he was shipped out to RAF 2009 Page #81  

Word: "academy-a", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

1 11apolis.co111 titled ··us Naval Academy-A City wi1hin the Walls" by staf 2008 Page #70  

Word: "acc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

... this is obviously a deliberate acc. It's not exactly something you coul 2007 Page #87  

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HASES. 'TILT HOT K-r'-'SS HAI HKVE ACC&.XJ. OKU WITH K??-OVAL of U.s. MA^AA 2003 Page #231  

Word: "accelerate", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y (zig-zag, stop, hover, instantly accelerate, etc.). Some of the military  2005 Page #74  
 KV, they would have a tendency to accelerate in the direction of the posit 2005 Page #170  
ed a directive to the Air Force to accelerate the direct ascent anti-satell 2009 Page #17  

Word: "accelerated", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 to enable Craft & Crew to survive accelerated entry into atmosphere, when  2003 Page #107  
 never shown; (d) the burials were accelerated completely past any objectiv 2004 Page #130  
hich was probably the cause of its accelerated death. The body was then tra 2005 Page #32  
sed to germinate plant seeds at an accelerated rate while a slightly modifi 2005 Page #90  
inking is most obvious in times of accelerated change when the reaction tim 2006 Page #50  
l migration from the landing site, accelerated by the vectors of mice and P 2006 Page #112  
 reported that the UFO had quickly accelerated, had climbed above 30,000 me 2008 Page #29  
a salvo of 24 rockets when the UFO accelerated away at a speed of around Ma 2008 Page #66  

Word: "accelerates", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n, seen by citizens Object hovers, accelerates, etc. • 6111/78. U.S Naval A 2006 Page #28  
 sky moving very slowly - Suddenly accelerates and splits into 'four or fiv 2006 Page #28  
s eves ou,k.ho,..ping motions then accelerates strardre 50 and out ot 551 o 2006 Page #30  

Word: "accelerating", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, quick, hopping motions, and then accelerating straight up and out of sigh 2005 Page #84  

Word: "acceleration", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l "G" forces associated with rapid acceleration and deceleration of their v 2004 Page #147  
 her branch about the exception al acceleration and G-forces demonstrated b 2005 Page #131  
 vehicles against an~ effects from acceleration of the vehicle, however gre 2005 Page #173  

Word: "accelerations", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ns systems information , pictures, accelerations, anything that can be noti 2009 Page #22  

Word: "accelerator", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cal Center and the Stanford Linear Accelerator. Then I was hired by the NBC 2004 Page #76  

Word: "accelerators", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

pulsion, super-conducting particle accelerators, and antigravity propulsion 2005 Page #173  

Word: "accent", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e, a heavy New England Connecticut accent that immediately made me stick ou 2006 Page #91  
eal. My dad would say (in Scottish accent) "It's your own stupid fault kjd! 2007 Page #92  
 they ·were afraid with his German accent they may not understand the words 2009 Page #93  

Word: "accepc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

inciple, there is no difficulty in accepc.1ng c.he possib il1c.y of coming  2008 Page #112  

Word: "accept", 33 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ent. Many of those involved do not accept the government's explanation. It  2003 Page #56  
ionale greatly helped Americans to accept Forrestal's death-by suicide, and 2003 Page #94  
er decade for the UFO community to accept that abductees might be "implante 2003 Page #144  
well. To those who are inclined to accept the most recent official explanat 2004 Page #138  
en directed to believe what we now accept as fact. The Plan Almost from the 2004 Page #179  
d vet many of the same researchers accept the concept described in the docu 2004 Page #191  
n July, 1998, Ramsey, unwilling to accept the established version that no s 2004 Page #219  
eight finder, but initially had to accept the less powerful CPS-5 and CPS-4 2004 Page #220  
at Einstein had been so willing to accept the first rationale that had come 2005 Page #92  
he writes that he first refused to accept the notions, but windows were cle 2005 Page #100  
mony can't be ignored. Inclined to accept your opinion that they are benign 2005 Page #102  
seriously. Yee it may be easier to accept the spiritual intangibles, which  2005 Page #117  
else it will be difficult to fully accept that it positive, given the short 2006 Page #54  
general public is largely ready to accept the new visitors. This is the mos 2006 Page #60  
 then I fail to see how anyone can accept such an explanation." (10) So wha 2006 Page #121  
ant to believe it. I couldn't even accept it at the time. It took hours for 2006 Page #159  
time. It took hours for me to even accept what I had seen, even with a guy  2006 Page #159  
ourse it does, especially when you accept that when you're in the military. 2006 Page #163  
t when you're in the military. You accept that because you're working with  2006 Page #163  
ry advantage over our enemies. You accept that. That's an OK answer for a m 2006 Page #163  
 the need for secrecy. But I can't accept it no more. Not for this! Not to  2006 Page #163  
duals and as a species — we do not accept the challenge to welcome these co 2006 Page #194  
ecomings. Come along with us as we accept this evolutionag invitation. Plea 2006 Page #194  
rican citizens. The media began to accept the idea that America faced a per 2007 Page #11  
 years, many American have come to accept the idea, expressed here by Presi 2007 Page #35  
 not know how many Americans don't accept the official story ab ut what hap 2007 Page #40  
 right time, there is no reason to accept this story as authentic. I mentio 2008 Page #15  
y young men" who weren't likely to accept being told not to enter an area w 2008 Page #45  
ased, and it would be necessary co accept many of their principles . :inall 2008 Page #112  
intelligence community and we must accept it as supporting data rather than 2009 Page #16  
ified military research, and if we accept that Wright-Patterson and the lab 2009 Page #92  
mb trial. The latter was unable to accept the invitation because of the cri 2009 Page #166  
mb trial. The latter was unable to accept the invitation because of the cri 2009 Page #172  

Word: "acceptable", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

loons, and military aircraft...all acceptable; also toxic spills OK 13. Sec 2003 Page #175  
ty is paramount. “Loss of EBE life acceptable ” OPNAC is in charge “regardl 2003 Page #177  
e necessary." "Loss of EBE life is acceptable." For non-living organisms, s 2003 Page #178  
 a portion of his directive is not acceptable. It refers to the program of  2003 Page #230  
own merit with the goal of finding acceptable solutions to which all can ag 2004 Page #251  
t until recently) and I could give acceptable answers in a hurry. Being on  2006 Page #13  
the loss of EBE life is considered acceptable if conditions or delays to pr 2006 Page #21  
uperiors ordered a phony, publicly acceptable explanation for what happened 2006 Page #144  
errestrially-themed S\\ eec that's acceptable co their health-conscious par 2007 Page #63  
ge, some percentages were nor very acceptable, it had components like silic 2007 Page #197  
e , to name but four. Is it really acceptable and reasonable to believe tha 2008 Page #37  
ke deep concern? No, it is neither acceptable nor reasonable -at all. It is 2008 Page #37  
 we -..vant it to be realistic and acceptable. Yet such a proposal is made  2009 Page #21  
 is that Garrison never had enough acceptable evidence to bring to court th 2009 Page #29  

Word: "acceptance", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 purpose of recovery with secrecy, acceptance of extraterrestrial origin, h 2003 Page #171  
 a conspiracy and kept from public acceptance, but have now become accepted 2004 Page #125  
even prophetic. But it was Reich's acceptance of UFOs as a physical reality 2005 Page #87  
ad, bad for the furn re of Reich's acceptance as a scientist." And there's  2005 Page #103  
ub: "Bad for the future of Reich's acceptance as a scientist" -a considerat 2005 Page #103  
is uncertain. Social change toward acceptance would be less transformationa 2006 Page #54  
pleted the contractor and customer acceptance tests in five flights, includ 2006 Page #81  
t's low radar cross-section. After acceptance by the Air Force on 22 Decemb 2006 Page #81  
irst-although it has slowly gained acceptance over the years. Nobel laureat 2006 Page #114  
ncrease the public's awareness and acceptance of an alien presence on Earth 2007 Page #59  
ncrease the public's awareness and acceptance of an alien presence on Earth 2007 Page #76  
ore, Maryland. The reason for this acceptance of fascism was rampant fear o 2008 Page #124  

Word: "accepted", 30 instance(s) (Back to Top)

location in 1965. I have generally accepted this as hearsay since there has 2003 Page #67  
as about his future. In 1911 he is accepted to Dartmouth College but transf 2003 Page #85  
of the case were in agreement with accepted psychiatric practice and commen 2003 Page #94  
ard his recovery." 4. "It had been accepted that continued treatment would  2003 Page #95  
ing software. Bennewitz innocently accepted the new program, which was spec 2003 Page #149  
 if we had recovered such COMMONLY ACCEPTED UFO FACTS — 1947-1954 □ Kenneth 2003 Page #170  
ecoveries from becoming widespread accepted public knowledge by the media.  2003 Page #187  
Status report VI includes two now- accepted hoaxes: the 1989 South Africa c 2004 Page #122  
ic acceptance, but have now become accepted by the public as facts. The fir 2004 Page #125  
, except for a few people who have accepted faithfully the Warren Commissio 2004 Page #125  
UFOs were extraterrestrial. Disney accepted the offer and began to produce  2004 Page #179  
 be objectively analyzed, and then accepted or discarded as one attempts to 2004 Page #214  
he Aztec incident since has simply accepted Cahn's unproven conclusion as f 2004 Page #219  
deny their story. If the girls had accepted, they would have had interviews 2005 Page #35  
 peaceful use of atomic energy was accepted by the United Nations. le was c 2005 Page #101  
ht to challenge an established and accepted belief, the right to think a th 2005 Page #102  
 to analyze or even see beyond the accepted theories of your mvn era. Reich 2005 Page #104  
s accidents and crashes. Generally accepted theories in the UFO Literature  2005 Page #121  
on are unknown, it is now commonly accepted that prions are responsible for 2006 Page #113  
erred in March of 1978. Toppen got accepted for a Naval Officer candidate s 2006 Page #160  
energies from beyond the currently accepted paradigm of reality. If you are 2006 Page #193  
oman, plus a videotape. These were accepted by the Third Man, without quest 2006 Page #203  
ation "trickle down", until it was accepted into general knowledge base of  2006 Page #205  
 claims that her results are often accepted in court trials to determine au 2008 Page #107  
about our planet) is now, however, accepted as de facto by our military. On 2008 Page #113  
conomic system, fascism was widely accepted in the 1920s and '30s. The evil 2008 Page #124  
d continue selling the ideas until accepted and institutionalized within th 2008 Page #144  
overeignty over air space has been accepted without numerous failed attempt 2009 Page #14  
ther had 'second thoughts' and had accepted Kennedy's offer. "32 NSAM 271 c 2009 Page #42  
irms that Khrushchev had only just accepted Kennedy's offer.33 The Hotline  2009 Page #42  

Word: "accepting", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 and I still have great difficulty accepting that one or both of these shoe 2003 Page #48  
nd moves his family to Washington, accepting a dollar-a-year to be at the c 2003 Page #86  
al groups, seem to have no problem accepting the detailed factual data that 2006 Page #4  
ked Trilaterals , manipulated into accepting George Bush as vice president. 2008 Page #142  
ore work needs to be done. But I'm accepting a tentative conclusion that "U 2009 Page #11  
ent was to entice the Soviets into accepting a double agent, it would have  2009 Page #12  

Word: "accepts", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ent on economic matters. Forrestal accepts and puts his business life on ho 2003 Page #86  
ernment stipulates, guarantees and accepts definitive supervisory measures  2003 Page #222  
iritual intangibles, which culture accepts, than to acknowledge the surpris 2005 Page #117  
sition to entering the war. lf one accepts this, then the public rationale  2007 Page #12  

Word: "access", 121 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r of FBI “We must insist upon full access to disks recovered. For instance, 2003 Page #17  
 Appendix Classified Famous Quotes Access Restricted MAJIC-12 Clearance Req 2003 Page #19  
eeing to it we must insist on full access to disks recovered. For instance  2003 Page #24  
in the vicinity, Murphy was denied access to go into the woods with the off 2003 Page #59  
the exact building if we could get access to the base. Where the object is  2003 Page #62  
mation operations. Did Newman have access to inside information? Dorothy Ki 2003 Page #73  
Sprinkle put her under hypnosis to access any details she couldn't recall c 2003 Page #143  
akery come from those who have had access to classified material in their c 2003 Page #171  
h the Air Force and CIA not having access to the prior crashes, which may h 2003 Page #173  
ed" can have a generic meaning too—access to this information is restricted 2003 Page #184  
e an early application of “special access ” We have several examples of RES 2003 Page #186  
, who at Mount Weather had instant access to the Joint Chiefs of Staff Comm 2003 Page #193  
sident Nixon giving Jackie Gleason access to dead alien bodies. Three separ 2003 Page #194  
ehan's story is that he had gained access to the classified Blue Book files 2003 Page #197  
 for President Carter, I was given access to The Project Blue Book files -  2003 Page #197  
er, book editors or publishers had access to. 3. Both directive signatures  2003 Page #204  
Twining based in Dayton, Ohio have access to Wedemeyer (based in Baltimore) 2003 Page #208  
tes, the team was not able to gain access to the several locations were wre 2003 Page #234  
LF9I' ‘ Interest was curtailed and access to stored craft at Los Alamos was 2003 Page #235  
ry operations had "need to know 4" access with proper security clearances.  2003 Page #235  
r complexes that have need-to-know access about the non-human presence. The 2004 Page #63  
7, incident has remained a special access, compartmentalized experience for 2004 Page #63  
rity clearance that enabled him to access a restricted military base librar 2004 Page #74  
at they would have to somehow gain access through this hole and they eventu 2004 Page #74  
er story that shows that Smith had access to the crashed saucer data comes  2004 Page #97  
that he would say that he received access to alien bodies from a foreign na 2004 Page #98  
ntist. 2. The story that Smith had access to crashed saucers and bodies was 2004 Page #98  
rces that, now that he is dead and access to his papers has been allegedly  2004 Page #115  
 or potential enemies did NOT gain access to the possibly high technology t 2004 Page #123  
s he raises would actually require access to some early road records, perha 2004 Page #127  
Force prohibiting him from gaining access to UFO information he sought, whi 2004 Page #146  
via, California that he was denied access to a facility at Wright Patterson 2004 Page #146  
hat he had given up trying to gain access to the so-called Blue Room at Wri 2004 Page #146  
 Gen. Aleksandr Lebed • Restricted Access • Underground Laboratories'? Shar 2004 Page #162  
ocial Ministry Office could obtain access to the Vatican Library section th 2004 Page #186  
 for President Carter, I was given access to the Project Blue Book files —  2004 Page #186  
er had told her that he had gained access to the crashed saucers and dead a 2004 Page #188  
ference Ban-y Goldwater was denied access to by the government also indicat 2004 Page #247  
RD FIRST HAND REMARKS ■ "Eyes Only access at the NSC of W.H." ■ Saw brown c 2005 Page #8  
 west of Red Canyon" ■ " ... I had access to German discoveries we captured 2005 Page #8  
large underground facility or have access to it in stealth to keep the loca 2005 Page #71  
 governme nt has to do is shut off access for a little while, bring in a gr 2005 Page #71  
) built a tunnel down there to get access to where they buried it. Logistic 2005 Page #71  
d, and your local weekly and cable access programming on the other. Or betw 2005 Page #76  
ve something to gain; in this case access to knowledge, technology, power,  2005 Page #77  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference access to the so-called Blue Room at \Xl 2005 Page #80  
fits derived from their convenient access to such technolog) and research;  2005 Page #85  
erty, but he refused to allow them access to any of rus apparatus, or writt 2005 Page #101  
 from atom.ic reactors. Those with access to "special weapons" programs are 2005 Page #130  
erview who had top secret codeword access in the 19S0's. Archives don't hav 2005 Page #131  
ince the Soviets that the U.S. had access to a technology the like of which 2005 Page #133  
film that most people want to have access to, and I think it will probably  2005 Page #151  
tive of which are known as Special Access Program s. There are even unackno 2005 Page #167  
aster, more maneuverable, and have access to huge space carriers (mother sh 2006 Page #5  
eritage and similar background and access to similar science, can't correct 2006 Page #11  
Crash Retrieval Conference Special Access Programs (SAP) Separate and indep 2006 Page #33  
nt -imposed secrecy and restricted access. The interne would be rife with r 2006 Page #58  
outflank the government for inside access to the NHI. . . • ' eligion Relig 2006 Page #59  
would fall over each other seeking access to the NHI, which would gain inst 2006 Page #60  
e its true nature to allow greater access to the benefits it offers. Becaus 2006 Page #61  
nce would also provide the path of access to businesses wishing to exploit  2006 Page #61  
for maverick entrepreneurs to seek access/advantage. Business would be incl 2006 Page #61  
ication (SECRET/TOP SECRET Special Access Required). - The vehicles crashed 2006 Page #72  
12 was still a Top Secret, Special Access, program. On 24 May 1963, CIA pil 2006 Page #73  
t gray background. I found a small access hatch and a couple of drain ports 2006 Page #76  
t booster (Fig. 8). It had several access panels that I recognized from stu 2006 Page #80  
, but found that a brush fire made access to the impact site virtually impo 2006 Page #82  
acre brushfire hindered the team's access to the site as it took 16 hours f 2006 Page #82  
 logical basis, and that they have access to no different set of equations  2006 Page #102  
 how had the military been able to access the alleged crash sit with such a 2006 Page #125  
ube, Google video, etc. :,. Easier access to international media -          2007 Page #38  
uTube, Google video, etc. ► Easier access to international media But here a 2007 Page #39  
e 9/11. ■ Used in 2002 to restrict access to and knowledge of Iraq war plan 2007 Page #53  
to speak ofl did a Mature Students access course to get on a degree course  2007 Page #78  
ur degree course? GM: 1991 was the access course and I stuck it till 93 and 2007 Page #78  
thlv newsletter and we didn't have access to the internet in those days. It 2007 Page #81  
nterest in Sci-fi meant that 1 had access to books by lsaac Asimov and Harf 2007 Page #81  
strator is the person who controls access to people's machines and decide w 2007 Page #83  
p remote dial-in so managers could access the computers from outside the of 2007 Page #83  
ried that he would be able to gain access. So I did do a big clean up job a 2007 Page #83  
y well why would someone \'Vant to access my machine. I would tell people t 2007 Page #83  
rade of computer were you using to access this scuff. GM: Back then a 386 P 2007 Page #84  
lnets (Tel.net -rudimentary way to access computers via commands). I read t 2007 Page #85  
e network. You wouldn't be able to access many other machines from the one  2007 Page #87  
on a military network I could then access ocher mi]jcary networks with a do 2007 Page #87  
tential illegalit) of unauthorised access or any such similar measures to t 2007 Page #87  
 rnachjne with Administrator level access I could remotely install software 2007 Page #87  
st? GM: There are on Unix macrunes access via shell accounts to do trungs.  2007 Page #88  
                          internet access. 1 did not see anything chat refe 2007 Page #91  
on the port side of the craft, for access to the crew compartment . Immedia 2007 Page #105  
flight. There is a "better way" to access space. It's now time for the mili 2007 Page #120  
ence team capability to gain rapid access, regardless of location, to recov 2007 Page #134  
n words: "by way of a contact with access to NSA officials." Greer also sai 2007 Page #135  
ggs says that his father was given access to these latter photographs for a 2007 Page #138  
 and not far from ChiJjlj, was the access road to the rughJy guarded secret 2007 Page #164  
 driving East on the Coyote Canyon access road on a routine builcling check 2007 Page #176  
rgued that Major Hart did not have access to these reports and he had writt 2008 Page #15  
ith one of the guards blocking the access roads. The guard stated, ".Maneuv 2008 Page #43  
eckpoint if your goal was to block access to the entire area. Three roads c 2008 Page #51  
Records Acts set down the rules on access to government files. The best-kno 2008 Page #61  
d FOI (and the Code of Practice on Access to Government Information, which  2008 Page #62  
around 220,000 people attempted to access the material on the day of releas 2008 Page #63  
           UNACKNOWLEDGED SPECL'\L ACCESS PROGRA?\IS HUGE BLACK BUDGETS Wll 2008 Page #152  
WARS • BUT -rn£f- DIDN'T GR.,\1',1 ACCESS TO: ( •THE SECRET THE QUINTESSEJ\ 2008 Page #153  
t. I have repeatedly tried to gain access to documents supposedly existing  2009 Page #17  
rue cases with actual back channel access. The real FBI had final say over  2009 Page #32  
John F. Kennedy's attempts to gain access to files concerning extraterrestr 2009 Page #35  
ed with Kennedy 's efforts to gain access to the activities of a highly cla 2009 Page #35  
ho was opposed to granting Kennedy access. The second phase began on Septem 2009 Page #35  
resident Kennedy's Efforts to Gain Access to MJ-12 Activities The existence 2009 Page #35  
gle between Kennedy and MJ-12 over access to UFO information. The classifie 2009 Page #39  
ecret document with MJ-12 codeword access is a set of directives from the D 2009 Page #39  
ges that Kennedy's efforts to gain access to UFO information soon after com 2009 Page #39  
ational Security team from gaining access to the most sensitive UFO files p 2009 Page #40  
ustrated Kennedy's efforts to gain access to classified UFO files in late 1 2009 Page #40  
rintelligence. Angleton controlled access to the most highly classified UFO 2009 Page #42  
security staff be briefed or given access to classified UFO files. The most 2009 Page #43  
 resulted from his efforts to gain access to the CIA's control of classifie 2009 Page #45  
dy and his national security staff access to classified UFO files. Document 2009 Page #45  
 set of directives that would deny access to classified UFO information to  2009 Page #45  
ny any Presidential administration access to UFO files, and even forcefully 2009 Page #45  

Word: "accessible", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lthy airplanes crashed on publicly accessible land, providing an additional 2006 Page #84  
accident site (Fig. 14) relatively accessible to the public. The descriptio 2006 Page #87  
t. Detrick in 1947 • The virus was accessible to native flora and fauna • O 2006 Page #112  
 first I was checking out publicly accessible stuff. I remember seeing some 2007 Page #84  

Word: "accessing", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

that support this case. 2. Help in accessing historical FBI personnel recor 2003 Page #38  
nel records. 3. Delicately help in accessing historical Cape Girardeau or J 2003 Page #38  
r what you were doing back then in accessing these files to be wrong or ill 2007 Page #86  

Word: "accession", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s most important responsibilities. Accession Number: ADA0J0043 Title: Kinla 2007 Page #163  

Word: "accidenrnljy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Project Blue Book, which destroyed accidenrnlJy a sample provided by r\PRO, 2007 Page #195  

Word: "accident", 45 instance(s) (Back to Top)

who could have been involved in an accident, and was exposed to fire or rad 2003 Page #68  
ange from a UFO crash to a nuclear accident and from a meteor strike to a l 2003 Page #75  
riefing Doc. Aquarius document Air Accident Report Marilyn Monroe Report IP 2003 Page #169  
ntertained the idea of an aircraft accident near the Harbor. He grabbed his 2004 Page #36  
of passengers. Was this really an "accident," or was it a very pointed thre 2004 Page #145  
ys later. • His death was ruled an accident, and authorities presumed he ha 2004 Page #208  
removal of the spleen following an accident After a certa.in delay, that ca 2005 Page #34  
inced that, either by intention or accident, they were contributing to the  2005 Page #98  
ay, like police at the scene of an accident. Other accounts are simply inac 2005 Page #102  
milies were lied to... unfortunate accident, crashed at sea. It was not unt 2006 Page #9  
iews, official documents (manuals, accident reports, photos, etc.), and pub 2006 Page #71  
escribe the events surrounding the accident and summarize the results of my 2006 Page #72  
licly surfaced. At the time of the accident the A-12 was still a Top Secret 2006 Page #73  
eled to Wendover to coordinate the accident investigation. Meanwhile, Hill  2006 Page #74  
hen classified), who felt that the accident investigation was subordinate 7 2006 Page #74  
ledge of the aircraft and even the accident. In spite of such glaring incon 2006 Page #75  
above determining the cause of the accident. In fact, a formerly Secret mem 2006 Page #76  
n 2003, using information from the accident report, now declassified. The i 2006 Page #76  
ability of the system, but a fatal accident during the fourth launch, on 30 2006 Page #77  
r drowned in the ocean. The tragic accident spelled the end of the M/D-21 p 2006 Page #77  
up every piece" of debris from the accident and added: "There is nothing le 2006 Page #80  
ng recovery almost impossible. The accident occurred at 1:45 a.m. PDT. Loca 2006 Page #82  
s were the first to respond to the accident scene. Air Force personnel from 2006 Page #82  
e type of aircraft involved in the accident. This proved a terrible public  2006 Page #83  
r 1986, just five months after the accident (Fig. 12). To reach the site fr 2006 Page #83  
ble government agencies during the accident investigation and cleanup. The  2006 Page #86  
ht be a garbled description of the accident involving a Lockheed YF-12A kno 2006 Page #87  
dge of Edwards Air Force Base. The accident occurred just west of town and  2006 Page #87  
 lack of boundary fences, made the accident site (Fig. 14) relatively acces 2006 Page #87  
ocal newspapers, as the fatal B-57 accident was considered more 84          2006 Page #87  
 obtain a declassified copy of the accident report and also interview the f 2006 Page #88  
000 cases • April 2, 1979: Anthrax accident at Sverdlovsk, Russia. More tha 2006 Page #107  
ory could be a cover for a nuclear accident — as I'd always done when refer 2006 Page #126  
m on TV which dealt with a nuclear accident at Greenham Common in the late  2006 Page #126  
ue — and linking it with a nuclear accident at the same time. "By coinciden 2006 Page #126  
d over in the history books as an "accident" of the radar. But was it? Read 2006 Page #165  
 of an emergency such as a highway accident will one day be able to cut and 2006 Page #201  
ffered a life-threatening illness, accident or event that precipitated thei 2006 Page #207  
hing you could just happen upon by accident. 81                             2007 Page #87  
he rest of the UFOs stopped at the accident site and two of them landed. Th 2007 Page #129  
een UFO and Airplane Following the accident, the debris from the crash rain 2007 Page #186  
anything-a murder, a fatal traffic accident, or a crashed UFO certainly. Th 2008 Page #55  
 document ■ Legionna re via TC Air Accident Report ■ CIA archivist via TC M 2008 Page #115  
ies and launches did not happen by accident. "[T]hey must happen by design, 2008 Page #135  
her son and only child in the same accident. Despite her visual disability  2009 Page #88  

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ntry phase of flight could lead co accidenta l nuclear war with horrible co 2008 Page #114  
r weapons would be apt to miss and accidenta lly hit Russian or Chinese ter 2009 Page #22  

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rprise attack and possibly lead to accidental nuclear war. During the tense 2009 Page #17  

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balloons that was reported to have accidentall y crashed there." Avila and  2005 Page #156  

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e looking for a lost cow when they accidentally came upon the crash site. " 2005 Page #154  
 Mk.17 thermonuclear bomb that was accidentally dropped from a B-36 on the  2006 Page #86  
ng that another fishing vessel had accidentally snagged the object in its n 2006 Page #192  
nce deteriorates or is misplaced , accidentally or deliberately . Witnesses 2008 Page #40  
 a helicopter whose pilot may have accidentally left the landing light on.  2008 Page #54  
g , a missile or a satellite being accidentally released or shot down near  2008 Page #59  
even checked to see whether we had accidentally fired off a missile of some 2008 Page #66  

Word: "accidents", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ence o Wreckage thought ET origin, accidents or military © Materials exhibi 2003 Page #174  
3: Graphic Total Reported Airplane Accidents, May 9 to July 31, 1947 (Bigge 2004 Page #68  
civilizations are not perfect, and accidents occur during perilous flights- 2005 Page #121  
-just as human spaceflight suffers accidents and crashes. Generally accepte 2005 Page #121  
oing to see them again. There were accidents where people didn't return. Th 2006 Page #20  
ity in Nevada. Since many of these accidents involved vehicles and weapon s 2006 Page #72  
 this presentation I examine three accidents involving then-classified airc 2006 Page #72  
itive technologies at the time the accidents occurred. The sites were locat 2006 Page #86  
 that there were only two aircraft accidents at Edwards in the summer of 19 2006 Page #87  
ble United States fighter aircraft accidents, unusual mishaps, and fighter  2006 Page #100  
ects, presumably aircraft, and not accidents of the radar. This is decidedl 2006 Page #172  

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ued a document concerning Monroe's accivicies , che contents of whjch are u 2007 Page #137  

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e advisor Dr. Jack Gibbons, a self acclaimed UFO skeptic. Gibbons handled R 2003 Page #200  
cy to this, is an account from the acclaimed UFO crash-retrieval researcher 2004 Page #16  

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hat Disney do a UFO documentary to acclimatize the public to the fact that  2004 Page #179  
 when asked if he had been used to acclimatize the public on UFOs. Q: Are t 2004 Page #184  
in a program designed co gradually acclimatize the public co this other rea 2007 Page #59  

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mandates •appropriate oversighr of ACCMs -oversight by the Navy, that is. W 2007 Page #53  
atrici.10-L!earaSeptemberJ . 2001) ACCMs "Alternative or Compensatory Contr 2007 Page #53  

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to thumb through it, the paper and ACCO binder looked old and when I asked  2005 Page #131  

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t the object w~s ~ovin~.) PERSONAL ACCOlmr Figure 12 Alan Ra111111er's diag 2008 Page #56  

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 adjusts current belief systems to accommodate new realities. Displays of a 2006 Page #67  
see if theories can be modified to accommodate them. These new theories the 2006 Page #101  

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proached the Tribal Council, where accommodations were made. A triumph of e 2006 Page #111  

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move out, another brilliant light, accompan.ied by a crunch.ing, rumbling s 2005 Page #154  

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at the time, and the four ETs that accompani ed the craft were taken to Los 2005 Page #170  

Word: "accompanied", 23 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the mesa (on at least one occasion accompanied by Col. Edwards) and began t 2003 Page #151  
ocument. Each of these actions was accompanied by a time and date typed in, 2003 Page #181  
 6. A special radiobiological team accompanied by a S£D USA, Armed Forces S 2003 Page #233  
t. "About two weeks ago, I started accompanied by these two assistants to m 2004 Page #32  
out on patrol. Constable Ron Pond, accompanied by Constable Ron O'Brien wer 2004 Page #35  
t alone in his observation. He was accompanied by his wife Lorraine, his da 2004 Page #45  
id, including those who saw Brazel accompanied by military guard a subseque 2004 Page #138  
rancher Mac Brazel and a child who accompanied him saw alien bodies there t 2004 Page #143  
 police corporal approached Souza, accompanied by other militaries, and sev 2005 Page #37  
he truck away from the site. Ozzie accompanied a scientist who caravanned a 2005 Page #165  
uld saucers crash? Usually this is accompanied by a comment that it makes n 2006 Page #10  
n and over the town. The craft was accompanied by two military helicopters. 2006 Page #199  
ight after I joined the Foundation accompanied me on the trips. David was a 2006 Page #200  
rest in the subject. Another ad is accompanied by what seems to be a UFO ph 2007 Page #60  
J page image of a grilled steak is accompanied by the lead line, "\Xlhy spa 2007 Page #62  
ach face page. The illustration is accompanied by the disgusting slogan, "N 2007 Page #65  
body of eBusiness." Its lead line, accompanied by a green, hovering flying  2007 Page #67  
events at your front door" and was accompanied by an 800 number. As a regul 2007 Page #67  
 On May 8, 1962, Hynek and Friend, accompanied by Douglas Crouch, who had i 2008 Page #11  
he first and the third thumps were accompanied by an unusual underground ra 2008 Page #98  
 firing, but individual, loud, and accompanied by tremors. The sky, at the  2008 Page #98  
horized to the CIA. The pages were accompanied by a one page transmittal no 2008 Page #109  
ssia, aided by wealthy Gem1ans and accompanied by about 150 trained revolut 2008 Page #125  

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ever sees his patient again. Reins accompanies the Secretary on the flight  2003 Page #90  

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ties refused to allow any media to accompany them, and a major Army helicop 2007 Page #130  
r his wife -who had decided not to accompany her husband to Nevada, and ins 2009 Page #54  
that one night she was required to accompany an armed officer who escorted  2009 Page #92  

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 next Slide 55 shows a copy of the accompanying article describing a massiv 2003 Page #183  
is kind of a complex. Furthermore, accompanying the article was the testimo 2003 Page #183  
been residue of some sort with its accompanying odor. But there was none. O 2004 Page #40  
FO's (Unusual Fruit Objects)?" The accompanying text begins and ends predic 2007 Page #60  
ys ''You'd better ring the Royal." Accompanying copy underscores the anxiet 2007 Page #71  

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teeth. How '\Vas he or she able to accompJjsh this incredible feat? Simple. 2007 Page #67  

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 $3.8 billion by 2004. One willing accomplice of the globalist/Nazi nexus w 2008 Page #141  

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 establishment of Special Teams to accomplish the above operations These sp 2006 Page #18  
al, cheat, even kill as long as it accomplish es the society's objectives.  2008 Page #126  

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o sons, a devoted wife, and was an accomplished aerobatic pilot and guitar  2003 Page #141  
acilities ef the NRL. All this was accomplished by 17J0 MST 7 July. 8. On 7 2003 Page #234  
rrestrial 'flying discs.' This was accomplished by deliberate antiaircraft  2004 Page #62  
e. In partnership with hjs father, accomplished aerospace physicist Dr. Rob 2005 Page #117  
d co pro,·ide it." What begs to be accomplished, of course, is testing of t 2005 Page #131  
f an alien vessel in Carp, Canada. Accomplished author and international UF 2005 Page #132  
n techniques were considered to be accomplished facts beyond 1990. If they  2005 Page #173  
ts beyond 1990. If they are secret accomplished facts, why are we still fly 2005 Page #173  
ve been doomed co failure and have accomplished nothing. The use of the ato 2008 Page #114  
 Some say the generation just past accomplished more in technology than all 2009 Page #19  

Word: "accomplishing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ng far from each other. Apart from accomplishing little toward the goal of  2006 Page #191  

Word: "accomplishment", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the facts, of the chances of real accomplishment, and of the far-reaching  2003 Page #224  

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event. One of the most interesting accomplishments of the investigation is  2003 Page #65  
e. \Xie are not discrediting man's accomplishments by sa~~ng that certain t 2005 Page #163  
s to come. Comparisons of the past accomplishments with contemporary ones a 2009 Page #19  
to leave Ohio, and he resented her accomplishments. It was a time of more t 2009 Page #93  

Word: "accorcling", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d capacitors could also le\·itate. Accorcling to the Air Force Manual from  2005 Page #171  

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Os re\·oh"e around stated crashes. Accorcljng to many people and former mjl 2007 Page #127  

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ng last, it simply left of its own accord? 189                              2006 Page #192  

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hould a full disclosure be made in accordance with the law as required." (U 2004 Page #252  
 should full disclosure be made in accordance with the law as required." So 2004 Page #254  
 instruments. Records were kept in accordance with strict scientific method 2005 Page #99  
to said electrodes is modulated in accordance viith the des red sound outpu 2006 Page #35  
ain-fact that they are secretly in accordance with the views of Pope. Sourc 2008 Page #38  
yone agrees) for full disclosure m accordance with the law as required." So 2008 Page #111  

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nd ink. Yer with limited resources accorded to the "poLiticaUy incorrect" U 2005 Page #131  

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aissance Office in the late 1970s. Accordin g to Riggs, just before his dea 2007 Page #138  

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nce the reasonable conclusion that according to both the paper trail and wi 2003 Page #21  
Star Baptist church in early 1941, according to church records. Charlette's 2003 Page #21  
ere fired, many clear direct hits, according to witnesses of the disk shape 2003 Page #24  
s Garland F. Fronabarger - "Frony" according to his obituary. He was a phot 2003 Page #34  
there are several good candidates. According to the story the fire departme 2003 Page #37  
 into general use until the 1960s, according to shoe manufacturers contacte 2003 Page #49  
ed more like a controlled landing. According to observers, the blue smoke r 2003 Page #58  
 Kecksburg area. As stated before, according to the only government documen 2003 Page #66  
 in Pennsylvania that day in 1965. According to Kean, Johnson also examined 2003 Page #71  
t Boscombe Down in the late 1940s. According to Rita Hill, teams of personn 2003 Page #78  
ts described multiple events that, according to the brief descriptions, als 2003 Page #147  
e was salvaged at sea by the Navy, according to leaked documents from Marsh 2003 Page #170  
never the customer wanted it used (according to the US Government Printing  2003 Page #172  
occurred in Washington DC in 1939. According to what the Reverend told the  2003 Page #190  
oswell press release on the crash. According to White House records, howeve 2003 Page #190  
riefing of President-elect Carter. According to Marcia Smith, a researcher  2003 Page #196  
de Spielberg during the screening. According to the story that Spielberg to 2003 Page #198  
 directive for Twining, given that according to Wedeymer Reports book that  2003 Page #208  
 list is normal and believable. 5. According to Dr. Bland at the Marshall A 2003 Page #208  
     Resolving The “Emulation ” 7. According to the 8 July 1947 memo, Dwigh 2003 Page #209  
se Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). According to the report, a fiery object  2004 Page #5  
o impart with regard to the crash. According to Ojeda: "There is a report o 2004 Page #10  
en Retiro near the Yapacane River. According to the information given by th 2004 Page #11  
wo spheres, exactly alike, is that according to the witnesses they were fir 2004 Page #11  
tt had still more data to impart: "According to Colonel Darnbyl, the Board  2004 Page #13  
s on Australian territory in 1963. According to the report, two spheres had 2004 Page #16  
to the aea with a deafenina sound, according to sOne witnesees. Is it oneo  2004 Page #19  
TWO SPHERE3; ElAtTLV 'ALM. IS THAT ACCORDING TO THE WITNESSES THEv WERE FIR 2004 Page #21  
 dark flying disk high in the sky. According to the Denison Daily News, Mar 2004 Page #28  
is struck me as a credible detail. According to the contemporary accounts,  2004 Page #30  
ersity Applied Physics Laboratory. According to history written by the Smit 2004 Page #66  
d missile vaporized. That missile, according to Rep. Kissner, was actually  2004 Page #68  
 crashed, killing everyone aboard. According to an eyewitness of the second 2004 Page #68  
ere policemen from Aztec and Cuba, according to their surviving families to 2004 Page #70  
al UFO Crash Retrieval Conference "According to the report, we were not res 2004 Page #75  
d since at least the early 1950s — according to retired Lt. Col. Philip J.  2004 Page #78  
neered. One of those technologies, according to Col. Corso, was what came t 2004 Page #78  
ed between July 2 to July 6, 1947, according to the MJ-12 report. SLIDE #51 2004 Page #79  
rashed saucer in their possession. According to one popular story, Roosevel 2004 Page #84  
covered was documented in writing. According to Mrs. Smith, her husband, Wi 2004 Page #86  
sting of nerve gas. What happened, according to Murl, is that an agreement  2004 Page #87  
keeping the alien presence secret. According to a January 26, 1956 letter t 2004 Page #88  
ctually metal that they had found. According to Mr. Smith, the United State 2004 Page #94  
was in the Pentagon. In this room, according to Smith, was a collection of  2004 Page #94  
he downed craft and occupants, and according to Sherman, through the interv 2004 Page #97  
us satellites had been discovered. According to Major Keyhoe's account of t 2004 Page #103  
in the right direction? AFFA: Yes. According to a Dr. J. Allen Hynek, hand  2004 Page #104  
rail? (Answer: they couldn't have, according to George Earley) Slide 16 117 2004 Page #120  
ere taken to Los Alamos for study, according to more than one report. The A 2004 Page #123  
ned to have strange designs on it, according to Charles Moore's testimony i 2004 Page #133  
— he thought maybe it was "Cabot." According to Jesse Marcel, there had bee 2004 Page #135  
ation of Roswell in 1994. However, according to her late brother Bill Braze 2004 Page #138  
y bankrupted by a lunar astronaut, according to Moore's former associate an 2004 Page #145  
ho defected to the West in 1938. • According to this source, Vissarionov ha 2004 Page #153  
 him, and he appreciates every man according to his intrinsic value. The bu 2004 Page #154  
n't release the film. At one point according to Emenegger: Bill once joked  2004 Page #185  
 galaxy. The second study on UFOs, according to Sheehan, stated that a cert 2004 Page #187  
ent inside the Carter White House. According to the story that had been res 2004 Page #188  
been fully briefed on the subject. According to a remark quoted to long tim 2004 Page #197  
rticle? The Harry B Cooper Story • According to Tim Cooper he came home in  2004 Page #212  
hn's apparent chagrin, declined: 8 According to Cahn, Scully stoutly mainta 2004 Page #218  
r may be another story altogether. According to Nick Redfern, it is "a prov 2004 Page #218  
to in Behind the Flying Saucers.29 According to Ramsey, however, these inst 2004 Page #220  
ment systems were less than ideal, according to the Stke#, which noted that 2004 Page #220  
ed him his nickname, "Butch," and, according to a general officer who knew  2004 Page #222  
 inquiries into MJ-12 UFO program, according to the burned memo, "cannot be 2004 Page #243  
 CONFIDENTIAL or TOP SECRET/MAJIC. According to Tim Cooper, there was no in 2004 Page #244  
 stamp for counterintelligence and according to our background sources this 2004 Page #252  
 on U.S. soil. With this evidence, according to the New York Times, corrobo 2004 Page #254  
nce with the law as required." So, according to this document, to get full  2004 Page #254  
k . .As it was put onto the truck, according to the Fire Brigade milicaries 2005 Page #31  
he arm that caused d1e infection." According to Dr. Furtado, Marco Eli Cher 2005 Page #34  
the creature at Hospital Regional. According to the Brazilian doctor, the b 2005 Page #36  
 diameter, and that was undamaged. According to Stringfield and Wilhelm, Ma 2005 Page #42  
 they have not been moved again."' According to Stringfield , Thompson said 2005 Page #43  
eturning home -at least not alive. According to Woolcott 's memory, her hus 2005 Page #44  
ft of unknown origin.' In Kingman, according to Uhouse, two disabled Ebens, 2005 Page #45  
miles. SLIDE# 7 Cracked lakebed 50 According to U. S. government history ab 2005 Page #52  
h the odd triangle ground pattern. According to the retired USAF pilot, the 2005 Page #71  
eedom of Information Act. Even so, according to Goldwater, the important in 2005 Page #80  
of Engineering Alumni Association. According to one of the attendees, lBM e 2005 Page #81  
would expand on his statement, and according to Harzan, his verbatim statem 2005 Page #81  
st statement (a close paraphras e, according to Harzan): "There are many in 2005 Page #81  
the light of day."8 Incidentall y, according to aviation journalist Nick Co 2005 Page #81  
s at Nevada's Groom Lake Facility. According to Goodall at that time, there 2005 Page #82  
oject, headed b) Dr. Steven Greer. According to McCandlish, a science \\ ri 2005 Page #83  
planes are in fact not earthly and according to secret intelligence sources 2005 Page #122  
TELLIGENCE ASSESSi\1ENT." In 1960, according to markings on the report, it  2005 Page #125  
t deal about the subject. However, according to witnesses that Linda Moulto 2005 Page #133  
gue were it not for the fact that, according to a memorandum in the files o 2005 Page #134  
e nowdefunct British UFO Magazine. According to the story, a UFO was shot d 2005 Page #134  
, over the course of several days, according to Baca and Padilla, soldiers  2005 Page #153  
ere able to immediately get close. According to Jose, four soldiers were st 2005 Page #156  
ouse that my dad used for storage. According to Jose, the solcliers came to 2005 Page #157  
towed aboard the aircraft carrier. According to Charlie, thjs disc was 10 m 2005 Page #164  
d was not available to the public. According to Bill Jenkins who hosted the 2005 Page #173  
 100,000 light years across which, according to Frank Drake, means there ma 2006 Page #5  
ds of LIFO cases during the 1980s, according to Coi Bons Sokolov • 40 cases 2006 Page #28  
ing aircraft about I am yesterday. according to a military official Control 2006 Page #28  
eld Puzzled Over Weird Spectacle." According to this article, commercial ai 2006 Page #94  
e radius of Charleston last night, according to reliable reports received b 2006 Page #94  
d it the `Washington area meteor." According to a "confirmation" letter fro 2006 Page #96  
ce of the Project Blue Book files. According to the astronomers, there was  2006 Page #97  
nded in the state of West Virginia according to their official records and  2006 Page #97  
and eyes the size of half-dollars, according to Mrs. Kathleen May. When the 2006 Page #98  
ential threat of aliens. Actually, according to historians, two people died 2006 Page #102  
 Prescott's military records. (11) According to Prescott, in January 1974 h 2006 Page #122  
ris. Others took away bodies. And, according to this man, at least one was  2006 Page #124  
o the fact that this was correct." According to Fry, Dodd told her that aft 2006 Page #124  
crash sit with such apparent ease? According to Matthew Williams: "Margaret 2006 Page #125  
s Gallantry Medal for his bravery. According to Max Hastings and Simon Jenk 2006 Page #128  
tations Bentwaters and Woodbridge. According to numerous U.S. Air Force per 2006 Page #132  
EY WERE DOING 5,000 MILES AN HOUR? According to the radar, yes. AND BILL SA 2006 Page #145  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference According to "Searching the Skies," in D 2006 Page #171  
0 miles north-northeast of Bangor. According to Winkle's memorandum, about  2006 Page #171  
well south of the northern border. According to "Searching the Skies," ther 2006 Page #171  
e that and perhaps over 1,000 mph. According to Winkle's memorandum, the ra 2006 Page #172  
gh and fast and were radio-silent. According to Winkle's document the radar 2006 Page #172  
he did. And here is what happened, according to the affidavit he filed with 2006 Page #174  
them. But it went into the ground, according to the way people were acting  2006 Page #176  
't even start the metal to yield." According to Willingham, some time later 2006 Page #176  
 that had been published in 1967. (According to Zechel, a copy of this news 2006 Page #176  
interviews made in 1979 and 1988.) According to Zechel, Willingham said tha 2006 Page #177  
s and energies not exist? Because, according the official paradigm, they ca 2006 Page #181  
ey cannot exist. Why not? Because, according the official paradigm, they do 2006 Page #181  
wedged into the bottom of the bay. According to Papetti38, the bay floor wh 2006 Page #187  
dministration. January 21, 1985... According to a letter from Donald Johnso 2006 Page #188  
ry around the area of Puget Sound. According to astronomical digests of the 2006 Page #189  
 of time in this particular place. According to the as-jet undisputed gewit 2006 Page #189  
, artist and abduction researcher. According to the Roper Report, the surve 2006 Page #198  
up to the pilot/ crew compartment. According to Jack, the smaller disc seem 2007 Page #100  
eaving it exposed to the elements. According to the O.1.C. (Officer in char 2007 Page #100  
voir, Virgirua, and whose mandate, according to officially-declassi tied do 2007 Page #132  
 to the world's press. Incredibly, according to the document, leaked by a G 2007 Page #134  
he subject of a 167-page FBJ file. According t0 SperigLio: "[Rothbergl also 2007 Page #135  
application "under consideration," according to the FBI. Seveney-two hours  2007 Page #137  
se Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). According to the report, a fiery object  2007 Page #139  
hborhood of Preston Road, Bristol. According to [Deleted] the smoke pattern 2007 Page #140  
royed by an acomjc device in 1945. According to Alvarez, the classificacion 2007 Page #144  
hbor of Prof. Benedito Nascimento. According to an interview published in t 2007 Page #193  
s); and author of numerous papers. According to a NASA News Release, dated  2007 Page #198  
 ersiry of Bogota in 1975 or 1976. According to Vallee, the students heard  2007 Page #199  
lux, exhibited by the Tabe metals. According co Sergio Poulain, a similar e 2007 Page #201  
dane explanations were eliminated. According to Project Blue Book files, th 2008 Page #8  
 photographer had seen the object. According to the newspaper, Maggio said  2008 Page #8  
ff Raymond Jackson of Nephi, Utah. According to newspapers , the photoelect 2008 Page #11  
ts so we were in total darkness ." According to him, it came over the south 2008 Page #11  
over Bob Robinson and Floyd Evans. According to what Robinson told me, he w 2008 Page #12  
changing to green, orange and red. According to officers at Stead Air Force 2008 Page #13  
wspapers create a problem because, according to the Reno newspaper the path 2008 Page #13  
over the window, he could see out. According to his letter, he saw a disk-s 2008 Page #14  
that from Nellis. The flight time, according to the files was thirty-two mi 2008 Page #17  
uba more than a decade previously. According to a "security specialist " wh 2008 Page #29  
ecurity. 18 Beware the Alien Virus According to Article IX of The Treaty on 2008 Page #36  
xas forest called the Big Thicket. According to Will, those present at the  2008 Page #37  
s leading into the Elk River area. According to Bert Dinius, Larry Lake had 2008 Page #46  
 was gone and the roads were open. According to Andy Hamden, he went to Oco 2008 Page #53  
uller, Putnam Publishing, 1966. 2~ According to historical weather data, th 2008 Page #69  
tnesses in this investigation . 32 According to historical weather data, th 2008 Page #70  
torms. Penniston 's written report According to Sgt. Penniston 's written r 2008 Page #81  
e hovering above ground level. ... According to OSI (Air Force Office of Sp 2008 Page #94  
                                le According to the authors, the magnetic f 2008 Page #101  
he settlements near the epicenter. According to Dr. N. V. Vasilyev , medico 2008 Page #102  
irector of the CIA, which was MJ-1 according to both this memo and the Eise 2008 Page #109  
ntributed yet another $20 million, according to the Congressional Record of 2008 Page #125  
 of the BIS's Baron von Schroeder. According to the book Trading with the E 2008 Page #128  
plying vital coal to Germany . But according to government documents that h 2008 Page #129  
ward H. Harriman. "After the war," according to the Gazelle report, "a tota 2008 Page #129  
l was an officer of Di lion, Read. According to Sutton, "Banker William Dra 2008 Page #131  
id consultant to the Rockefellers. According to one source, Gray directed a 2008 Page #133  
nials of former NASA scientists. " According to Hoagland , these cross-corr 2008 Page #135  
e Nazi scientists working in both. According to Bara, "[The module] Zc11ya, 2008 Page #136  
 Hotel Maison Rouge in Strasbourg. According to captured transcripts of the 2008 Page #136  
 airlines, were well entrenched ." According to The Guinness Book of World  2008 Page #137  
 that Paperclip was ended in 1947, according to Hunt, this project was "the 2008 Page #137  
blican politician from California. According to author Webster Tarpley, fut 2008 Page #141  
may have even sabotaged the plane. According to the most fanciful speculati 2009 Page #31  
the control of the Joint Chiefs.12 According to Col Fletcher Prouty, they w 2009 Page #38  
g, released it on June 23, 1999.16 According to Dr. Robert Wood and Ryan Wo 2009 Page #39  
B and other intelligence agencies, according to Dr. Robert M. Wood. The ter 2009 Page #43  
 Middlesex News on April 23, 1973. According to the newspaper, Jeff Young h 2009 Page #48  
oximately twenty years previously. According to Werner: The object was not  2009 Page #48  
diameter, and that was undamaged . According to Stringfield and Wilhelm, Ma 2009 Page #49  
eturning home -at least not alive. According to Woolcott 's memory, her hus 2009 Page #51  
ft of unknown origin.' In Kingman, according to Uhouse, two disabled Ebens, 2009 Page #51  
nd at the website, www.serpo .org. According to data posted to the Serpa we 2009 Page #52  
d craft (Kingman, Arizona, 1953)." According to the document (which, it mus 2009 Page #52  
al tsunami as an offensive weapon. According to the Final Report on Project 2009 Page #164  
 idea at Noumea in February 1944." According to Snodgrass' own papers, the  2009 Page #169  

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 Incident update will be scheduled accordingly. * These questions appeared  2004 Page #59  
n facts, wherever they might lead. Accordingly, the cases that intrigue me  2004 Page #214  
 support his conclusions on Aztec. Accordingly, the "Newton diary" — whatev 2004 Page #222  
ands of unfriendly foreign powers. Accordingly, the manual provides strict  2005 Page #129  
tten has been misleading or wrong. Accordingly, I'll clarify the position,  2008 Page #61  
 getting increasingly frustrated . Accordingly , because of the administrat 2008 Page #63  
    campus of Stanford University. Accordingly, I spent one day perusing hi 2009 Page #10  

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me not to contact Charlie anymore. Accordjng to the letter of repl) the sub 2005 Page #164  

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uEN ETIRO NEAR THE VApAcANE *IvEm. AccoRoING TO THE /NFORNATION RIVEN PY TH 2004 Page #21  

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iddlesex Ne111s on April 23, 1973. Accorrung ro the newspaper, Jeff Young h 2005 Page #39  
g-Chetham interview revealed that, accorrung to their source, he had been a 2005 Page #39  
aw the autopsy images on it. This, accorrung to many, was not possible, as  2005 Page #148  
 and size." Vallee then adds that, accorrung co the witnesses, the central  2007 Page #199  
 of Ovalle, on Novemb er 15, 1993. Accorrung to a summary of the case he ti 2007 Page #200  

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k) W10 mtemabonal SIA/f, ME11111(1 accortkq fa a ievai puNna ,nd 144,4:141, 2006 Page #32  

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4,4:141, The report by the General Accounbni Lomita, irramboatann mimed Is  2006 Page #32  

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t time, and while not denying this account, he stated that he didn't want t 2003 Page #68  
r depression. That is the official account at any rate. It is the contentio 2003 Page #85  
her on Sunday May 22. The official account of Forrestal's death follows thi 2003 Page #91  
nfirmed for this lapse, though one account has Forrestal's regular orderly  2003 Page #95  
 five kinds of normal stimuli that account for most of the misperceptions o 2003 Page #178  
nt in her study. Here is Sheehan's account Back in 1977 when I was asked to 2003 Page #197  
later, I discovered, a seldom-seen account of the crash was printed in a St 2004 Page #13  
rt Tageblatt. A translation of the account read: Oslo, Norway, Sept. 4, 195 2004 Page #13  
gator Timothy Good had related the account of a man who, from 1956 to 1960, 2004 Page #15  
O itself." I was intrigued by this account for one specific reason: from Ne 2004 Page #15  
onnel. Of relevancy to this, is an account from the acclaimed UFO crash-ret 2004 Page #16  
Luril DID ANYONE GET AN EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT OF WRA7 THIS EXPLOSION MIGHT HAV 2004 Page #24  
e Fort Worth Register, but in this account, it did not mention the hierogly 2004 Page #27  
he similarities between the Aurora account and modern UFO cases — silver, m 2004 Page #27  
ril 10, 1897. Yet hoaxes could not account for all the sightings. It was cl 2004 Page #28  
 Pegues. So Hanson, who by her own account had no first-hand knowledge, tol 2004 Page #29  
Stephens loosened up and gave this account. As a boy less than 10 years old 2004 Page #29  
n Lel t At East Gate: A First-Hand Account of the Bentwaters I Woodbridge U 2004 Page #46  
irmed key points of my co- authors account and offered details and particul 2004 Page #49  
ionalized aspect of Larry Warren's account is the existence of a huge under 2004 Page #51  
tory that seems to back this Smith account of a crashed saucer outside of W 2004 Page #96  
vered. According to Major Keyhoe's account of the event Cutler was so angry 2004 Page #103  
 0 1 No names but similar to Corso account re back- engineering VI Witness  2004 Page #112  
hbed, when asked about whether the account in UFO Crash At Roswell was true 2004 Page #144  
to the southwestern deserts, could account for all the stories of 144       2004 Page #147  
as told in Frank Scully's original account, Behind the F/ying Saucers. This 2004 Page #217  
cal specifications and taking into account suspension wear and tear of the  2004 Page #232  
s raised suspicions, the \X,'erner account is a valuable one that needs to  2005 Page #40  
r, Leonard Stringfield related the account of researcher Charles Wilhelm, · 2005 Page #41  
lm, ·whose father had been told an account by a '~lajor Daly" of his (Daly' 2005 Page #41  
d), the following is Scringfield's account of an interview he conducted in  2005 Page #43  
r History. To best appreciate thjs account, however, it is important that w 2005 Page #88  
 alien spacecraft.1 Their personal account of the case displays many of the 2005 Page #153  
development of SOM1-01. This would account for the number of alleged discre 2006 Page #24  
, FL. Restricted arspace. Detailed account of Navy radar tracking UFO with  2006 Page #28  
e 7.4.5514111GT044 — HASA Opted to account *,1 bdtrtn1 *oilers spent on in, 2006 Page #32  
ants must have true cover story to account for whereabouts 24 hours a day J 2006 Page #32  
ating on the Earth. And this takes account only of the standard extraterres 2006 Page #70  
deotape and he gave me an in-depth account of all the events in which he wa 2006 Page #98  
o his credit. At the time that the account was first revealed in the pages  2006 Page #122  
crash site did tend to support his account." (16) While Williams and Fry ap 2006 Page #125  
) Indeed it might. And what of the account given to retired police sergeant 2006 Page #126  
James Prescott saga aside, another account links anomalous aerial phenomena 2006 Page #128  
e been the original source of this account: it does have a precedent. Also, 2006 Page #129  
t does have a precedent. Also, the account of Anne Owen demonstrates that t 2006 Page #129  
from the forest. The basics of the account are that between December 26 and 2006 Page #132  
 C-47, as claimed in the newspaper account, they certainly could have ident 2006 Page #172  
cular part of the bay could easily account for the two trails of bubbles be 2006 Page #191  
at we had no technology that could account for the cauterized cuts and open 2006 Page #201  
rea but could not find anything to account for the damage. Then he sat down 2006 Page #206  
bw requiring fcdc:ral gowmmClll CO account in a busincss-lila? way for its  2007 Page #53  
e l knew it was the administrators account and the password was blank. I wo 2007 Page #87  
 in advance and have been given an account on them via the owners. le M\XI: 2007 Page #89  
esent the most accurate historical account now in the public domain. \Xlhat 2007 Page #94  
begins with an unprecedente d true account by Mr. Jack D. Pickett (retired  2007 Page #94  
mazing new evidence that the Deneb account may be correct. During recent vi 2007 Page #184  
r which contained an extraordinary account and three small metallic fragmen 2007 Page #194  
Let's proceed with a chronological account of all the analysis that were un 2007 Page #196  
 was based in Devon and told me an account of an incident that had taken pl 2008 Page #33  
ft in the middle of the night. His account is particularly valuable because 2008 Page #43  
 of Central Park who gave detailed account. Article identifies motorist wit 2008 Page #48  
 people have not realized that the account in the MoD file is not an offici 2008 Page #66  
., and moved through Lee's company account with Chase Bank and his personal 2008 Page #127  
t with Chase Bank and his personal account at New York Trust Company . Anot 2008 Page #127  
opular among scientists, partly on account of secrecy. (ln regimented Russi 2009 Page #21  
elm, whose father had been told an account by a Major Daly of his (Daly's)  2009 Page #49  
blem with this theory: Bethurum 's account was published way back in 1954 - 2009 Page #55  
 Talking to June, listening to her account of working at Wright Field for t 2009 Page #88  
id she embellish or exaggerate her account of these experiences. As an expe 2009 Page #89  
ncreases the credibility of June's account of an officer who was probably f 2009 Page #91  
ity, or entities, depending on the account. A luminous rectangle appeared u 2009 Page #135  
strange events in his book and his account was confirn1ed by later released 2009 Page #179  

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ospects for achieving a more open, accountable federal government. Introduc 2007 Page #7  
ospects for achieving a more open, accountable federal government. Let's st 2007 Page #9  
rospects of achieving a more open, accountable federal government. Th.is is 2007 Page #38  

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uitous route the cleverest spy. or accountant would have trouble following  2006 Page #32  

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d, the majority of which cannot be accounted for by any 'scientific' explan 2003 Page #9  
ven on terra firma, that cannot be accounted for either as manmade objects  2003 Page #18  
jects in the area which could have accounted for the sighting. By the mid-1 2004 Page #6  
n or fire, the lights could not be accounted for and the LEs radioed in for 2004 Page #47  
luminous objects that could not be accounted for by any known physical phen 2004 Page #104  
ht, then can this strange dance be accounted for by any man-made or natural 2006 Page #190  

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paperwork process to ensure proper accounting, essential so that nothing ge 2003 Page #176  
f in 1993 had asked the Government Accounting Office (GAO) to investigate t 2004 Page #60  
t, July 1995 United States General Accounting Office: "Government Records:  2004 Page #60  
947. Rep. Schiff asked the General Accounting Office, Congress' investigati 2004 Page #60  
r records in response to a General Accounting Office (GAO) inquiry of an ev 2004 Page #60  
fore Schiffs death, the Government Accounting Office inquiry that he initia 2004 Page #146  

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 and other researchers, first hand accounts and various published accounts. 2003 Page #41  
and accounts and various published accounts. They also include such books a 2003 Page #41  
ms quite likely from the newspaper accounts that mention the Army involveme 2003 Page #59  
ion. A Synopsis of Some Eyewitness Accounts and Other Details Mabie Mazza w 2003 Page #59  
 that night after hearing the news accounts. Jerry and his friends were unf 2003 Page #60  
me date in 1965. If the eyewitness accounts are even close to what actually 2003 Page #65  
 of new information and eyewitness accounts concerning this event. One of t 2003 Page #65  
puzzling contradictions within the accounts provided by them on major point 2003 Page #66  
he Kecksburg area that night. News accounts at that time also mention the A 2003 Page #66  
ckly returned to the car. If these accounts are indeed true, as strange as  2003 Page #71  
is findings support the eyewitness accounts of an object having gone down i 2003 Page #71  
nts in the Puerto Rican jungle and accounts of Chupacabra bodies recovered  2003 Page #81  
ssignment by any standards. By all accounts the Under Secretary does a supe 2003 Page #86  
ic pilot and guitar player. By ail accounts, he led a nearly perfect life.  2003 Page #141  
ere these later and wildly popular accounts influenced by Bennewitz' origin 2003 Page #144  
Indeed, there are numerous similar accounts that span the decades — and eve 2004 Page #4  
1940s and early 1950s. Of the many accounts relating to retrieved UFOs thro 2004 Page #14  
he period were filled with various accounts of flying objects and even cont 2004 Page #27  
requently found its way into media accounts. Brawley and Etta Oates bought  2004 Page #29  
ail. According to the contemporary accounts, the pilot was buried the same  2004 Page #30  
ive or fifty miles an hour..." The accounts continued story after story. So 2004 Page #32  
print — letters, e-mails, personal accounts, interviews, were every bit as  2004 Page #46  
lved to come forward and put their accounts on the public record. For those 2004 Page #59  
 there are also numerous fictional accounts and novelizations of the premis 2004 Page #137  
 also weighed in with first person accounts, including actor Jackie Gleason 2004 Page #147  
racy • Fictionalized yet plausible accounts of "officially sanctioned termi 2004 Page #200  
idbits added authenticity to their accounts — Nolan, for example, recounted 2004 Page #216  
nteresting, however, is that their accounts support each other, particularl 2004 Page #216  
 \Xlerner himself, there are other accounts that may have a direct bearing  2005 Page #41  
the Fritz Werner affidavit), other accounts of crashed UFOs and alien bodie 2005 Page #42  
ely on his research. The following accounts are taken from his article, "Re 2005 Page #78  
-documented user and investigative accounts, as well as from personal exper 2005 Page #90  
 Conclusions Since his death, most accounts of Dr. Wilhelm Reich's life and 2005 Page #102  
at the scene of an accident. Other accounts are simply inaccurate . In Cont 2005 Page #102  
ology. UFO literature is rife with accounts of UFO experiences which point  2005 Page #119  
etter than to study cl1e following accounts of UFO crash retrievals and pon 2005 Page #120  
d from these summaries to detailed accounts in the sources cited. These cas 2005 Page #121  
he White Sands missile test range; accounts of at least three UFO crashes;  2005 Page #131  
oggy world of UFO crash-retrie,·aJ accounts . Similarly, follo,ving the col 2005 Page #133  
d discrepancies in Colonel Corso's accounts and have discarded his testimon 2005 Page #168  
als as templates. This explanation accounts for the number of discrepancies 2006 Page #16  
0s: Collects scores of first- hand accounts of UFO crash retrievals and sig 2006 Page #25  
 Presumable into many private bank accounts • Presumably into deep black pr 2006 Page #32  
itized after all. Contrary to some accounts there was no evidence of large- 2006 Page #86  
d - have at their heart intriguing accounts and whistleblower testimony sug 2006 Page #119  
been gathered from two eye witness accounts, documentation illegally (sic)  2006 Page #136  
mented by local and national media accounts. Imagine yourself in the Pacifi 2006 Page #184  
tive readings are found. From news accounts of July 27: Seattle Coast Guard 2006 Page #185  
ivers dove on the same spot, their accounts of the object were largely dive 2006 Page #188  
hts of the ship, but there were no accounts of all the scramble and uproar  2006 Page #191  
ith the eyewitness testimony, news accounts, and official Coast Guard repor 2006 Page #194  
public to call the Foundation with accounts of their personal experiences.  2006 Page #204  
, creates user names and passwords accounts for people to get in. GM: That' 2007 Page #83  
 on Unix macrunes access via shell accounts to do trungs. They do exist. MW 2007 Page #88  
g the missing two hours. They gave accounts of encounters with apparent ali 2008 Page #35  
 21 If there is any truth to these accounts , and if both UFOs and their oc 2008 Page #37  
 subject of UFOs arose. All of the accounts focused on the Andrews Creek I  2008 Page #42  
t. The Crash happened in 1979. The accounts included a military response-th 2008 Page #42  
8. Translation of text: Eyewitness accounts of Tunguska (Crash) by N. V. Ya 2008 Page #103  
dard Oil of New Jersey, the German accounts of which were siphoned through  2008 Page #128  
ssen did not need any foreign bank accounts because his family secretly own 2008 Page #129  
ORE REl\'IOVEDJ • NO SINGLE THEORY ACCOUNTS FOR ALL OF THE EVIDENCE OR OBSE 2008 Page #153  
n both stories. The aliens in both accounts are short in stature -which is  2009 Page #55  
ere children or that some of their accounts differ significantly from each  2009 Page #135  
 of witnesses willing to put their accounts and observations on the public  2009 Page #135  
ts weight. Child and adult witness accounts have the diameter of the object 2009 Page #135  
 in excess of ten feet tall by all accounts. It wore a silvery suit and had 2009 Page #135  
 wrinkled faces. Other stories and accounts were reported as well. A few da 2009 Page #136  
ttention paid to the child witness accounts and Tass's insistence that the  2009 Page #138  
t and contrast them to far nastier accounts of alien abduction as reported  2009 Page #139  
hat had written me asking for full accounts of my original experiences. I w 2009 Page #179  

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l or egg-shaped object-or by other accountsobjects, which circled the immed 2009 Page #135  

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sign of being that. It has all the accoutrements. I mean, those kinds of di 2005 Page #66  

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hat is prime timber land, we could accuaUy see the fire from or house, if w 2007 Page #125  

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 and persuasive. Evidence has been accumulated by pioneers of UFO crash res 2006 Page #14  

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were contributing to the pollution accumulating in the atmosphere. Co11tart 2005 Page #98  
eral Drug Administration had begun accumulating information toward builclin 2005 Page #101  

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aked to Bob and Ryan Wood in their accumulation of files on Majestic-12. SL 2004 Page #79  
ill find what we believe is not an accumulation of things we have discovere 2004 Page #178  

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havior in place. The Orgone Energy Accumulator It was during this time that 2005 Page #90  
ing. He named it the orgone energy accumulator, or ORAC. Thinking individua 2005 Page #90  
hone booth. A properly constructed accumulator is made up of alternatin g l 2005 Page #90  
flects the energy. Simply put, the accumulator works on the basis of what R 2005 Page #90  
to the stronger one. Sitting in an accumulator has a most perceivable resul 2005 Page #90  
 charge, however, can remain in an accumulator much longer while feeling li 2005 Page #90  
felt within a few minutes. A small accumulator can be used to germinate pla 2005 Page #90  
firmed (and reconfirmed ) that the accumulator registered an average 0.3-0. 2005 Page #92  
ures under and above the table the accumulator had been placed on: Einstein 2005 Page #92  
ely, that he had stated the orgone accumulator was a cure-all. r [rs. Brad) 2005 Page #93  
 very small amount of radium in an accumulator, the unexpected result of wh 2005 Page #94  
terial that had been exposed in an accumulator from Maine to d1e Tucson sit 2005 Page #100  

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eriment, a chjlling example of the accumulator's undeniable ability to conc 2005 Page #94  

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ter mechanized it. The size of the accumulators Reich and his associates co 2005 Page #90  
against the interstate srupmenr of accumulators or any components thereof.  2005 Page #101  

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d di..-hioni paths of air m1u.sr,1 accunndy :!.!!rl1 o! the P~~ton•AC'lnt C 2009 Page #183  

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of being delivered with "pinpoint" accuraC) decades before Lockheed F-117 S 2007 Page #107  

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 scene are analyzed and tested for accuracy. Other sources are analyzed for 2003 Page #21  
d have measured lengths with great accuracy. There is no reason to doubt th 2003 Page #184  
ere is interest in determining the accuracy of these reports which have spr 2004 Page #8  
 paper, and he can be proud of his accuracy and reliability. I am willing t 2004 Page #106  
 my map precluded a high degree of accuracy, but it was a start. Hal warned 2006 Page #80  
ere is interest in determining the accuracy of these reports which have spr 2007 Page #142  
 of reference , would be unable to accuracy judge distances and speeds. The 2008 Page #13  
or the job by Ed Teller. While the accuracy of Lazar's technical statements 2009 Page #9  
y and certainly for classification accuracy. If QD2 mentioned earlier (Tell 2009 Page #11  
re circumstantial evidence for the accuracy of the Hotline transcript was f 2009 Page #42  
ng events from 50 years prior, the accuracy of the details she related was  2009 Page #90  

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ng □ Verified subtleties , NE102 □ Accurate unique and rare personnel □ Cor 2003 Page #29  
urg video documentary, if Myron is accurate in describing the hand, we shou 2003 Page #68  
HAPE AND SIZE The “A-scope ” shows accurate distance Varying view angles yi 2003 Page #186  
had been out and about were fairly accurate...I think there were descriptio 2004 Page #96  
t Sarbacher, Smith asked about how accurate the Aztec story was. Sarbacher  2004 Page #97  
n other reports, and regard it, if accurate, as a critical issue for improv 2004 Page #117  
ong ago? And if their memories are accurate, then the opposing statements o 2004 Page #139  
47 military personnel are then not accurate at best or are outright lies at 2004 Page #139  
 has been the need to establish an accurate timeline of the events surround 2004 Page #231  
y concerned. In attempting to take accurate measurements of the debris seen 2004 Page #233  
ct a virtual Ramey Office in which accurate measurements could be taken. Th 2004 Page #233  
sparent alignment of atoms" (750/o accurate , 250/o questionable) ■ "German 2005 Page #9  
at it was nighttime, which made an accurate visual obsenration of the objec 2005 Page #39  
 that such observations were hyper accurate, and some even prophetic. But i 2005 Page #87  
media. If tlus characterization is accurate, and man) of us would maintain  2005 Page #88  
t markers do they contain that are accurate for this type of document? Have 2005 Page #135  
actions, rare verifiable subtlety, accurate oddness) 4.0 Content (The key d 2005 Page #135  
ata consistent, believable and 2.0 accurate? No Anachronisms (specific issu 2005 Page #135  
ash site that is later verified as accurate and appropriate to the period a 2005 Page #136  
 respect to organizational history accurate? Are the people reportedly invo 2005 Page #136  
tone's testimony is very likely an accurate reflection of his experiences w 2006 Page #23  
ntage; but because of strangeness, accurate assessment of danger could be d 2006 Page #69  
the chaff in order to get the most accurate information possible regarding  2006 Page #71  
of this speculation was reasonably accurate was even worse. Ironically, the 2006 Page #83  
's depiction of the figure was not accurate and that he had incorrectly por 2006 Page #91  
a straight forward, no frills, and accurate version of the incident. Their  2006 Page #95  
, in all my research, was the most accurate version ever printed about the  2006 Page #98  
printed about the incident. It was accurate because it was written by A. Le 2006 Page #98  
ools, anesthetize the targets with accurate darts, pick them up, get the bo 2006 Page #116  
e the general public a technically accurate representation of what these hi 2007 Page #94  
d illustrations represent the most accurate historical account now in the p 2007 Page #94  
o give the generaJ publjc the most accurate depictions ever created of thes 2007 Page #94  
Worst case E.MP calculations: More accurate airplane cost growth assessment 2007 Page #163  
oblems exist in even attempting an accurate historical survey of certain ki 2009 Page #24  
nt document.18 If its contents are accurate, it provides smoking gun eviden 2009 Page #39  
ents proved June's description was accurate. Some of her personnel document 2009 Page #92  
lation on the radiation ray is not accurate. T.D.J. Leech's answer is true: 2009 Page #168  

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ir logbook or would they record it accurately? At present, all I have is th 2003 Page #37  
front, there is no way we can tell accurately about its wear pattern. Altho 2003 Page #48  
rted the storyline of the incident accurately but gave a quoted description 2006 Page #99  
[space] station ... [and] could be accurately guided to any spot on earth." 2009 Page #17  

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that the move would help deal with accusations that MoD was covering up the 2008 Page #63  
iens and saucers in the desert and accusations of a grand government decept 2009 Page #87  
ernment in the UFO field. To avoid accusations of conspiracy mongering, let 2009 Page #154  

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redit his work, Reich's detractors accuse and rant, exposing the madness th 2005 Page #102  

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eant leaving these messages. I was accused of taking down the entire milita 2007 Page #89  
ey haven't happened in the UK. I'm accused of being part of a cover-up when 2008 Page #68  
ined by Cooper, some skeptics have accused him of faking some if not all of 2008 Page #105  
sident Ronald Reagan was shot. His accused assassin, John Hinckly, was son  2008 Page #142  
t , the last-known close friend of accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. Reag 2008 Page #142  

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ries to obtain Ebokt. • 1995: U.S. accuses Russia of continuing its bioweap 2006 Page #108  

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missed the film as a fake, usually accusing Santilli of being the hoaxer; a 2005 Page #146  

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ary agencies over the years, I was accustomed to receiving through the mail 2004 Page #11  
conventional energy systems we are accustomed to thinking in terms of, i.e. 2005 Page #90  
Wars and other science fiction are accustomed to plots that include allies  2008 Page #95  

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hard Hall's Freedom of Information Ace (FOIJ\) request. In a moment of cand 2005 Page #123  
E IGN PROJI-L"T-Y 1\·.11 "i\ \ "RO ACE"' SP,\l)E SK\PE I RF\\" ::.~O• kph.  2007 Page #112  
Secrecy and denial are so commonpl ace that it is hard to take an official  2008 Page #60  

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e bottom. It was topped by a large ace-of-spades shaped helmet about three  2006 Page #94  

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ND SOME OF ?TUN ARE HAVING STOMACH ACEEB. YOU KNOW, AND VERY UNUSUAL MOTION 2004 Page #24  

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lodes, 1987-1988 ■The John Le:u-St.acement                                  2009 Page #148  

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 fl .11sat3 batrbos Aires. 12 itay—aceortliag to S Its tble source. den Alt 2004 Page #20  

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 the South r\frican Government . I acer, the Carter administration created  2007 Page #143  

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, Gordon Cooper and rus squadron-m aces attempted to intercept a group of s 2007 Page #109  

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ram for the formation of magnesium acetate is approximated here by the equa 2003 Page #115  

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 It appears the answer is yes. The acetates of both Mg and Zn have quite si 2003 Page #115  

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 by producing the reaction in weak acetic acid. In the initial test conduct 2003 Page #114  
meyer flask containing 20 ml of 4% acetic acid by volume. Immediately, very 2003 Page #114  
he Bi/Mg metal is left in the weak acetic acid until the bubbling stops, us 2003 Page #114  
of the remaining precipitate-free, acetic acid solution. A few drops from a 2003 Page #114  
 a slide glass and drops of the 5% acetic acid were placed on another slide 2003 Page #114  
d Bi/Mg Metal The control or plain acetic acid slide disclosed only a very  2003 Page #115  
ater samples were placed in the 5% acetic acid, the white oxide on the surf 2003 Page #115  
ll production of hydrogen from the acetic acid system depends on the effici 2003 Page #115  
muth/Magnesium metal reaction with acetic acid, we have the spontaneous rel 2003 Page #115  

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ur people tried diamond drills, an acetylene torch — everything they could  2004 Page #74  

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 Turu tn flrcr.1tncr • int P.•~.wt ACffll=u~ on • ThtSll!t ofU!oloe;y.19£1  2009 Page #145  

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d disease pattern of fever, muscle aches, headaches leading in a few to 48  2006 Page #110  

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s at hand. Secretary of State Dean Acheson went to bed thinking he wouldn't 2006 Page #165  
mes from the autobiography of Dean Acheson, Present at the Creation (W.W. N 2006 Page #166  
more than ten years later with Mr. Acheson. It differs slightly from Mr. Ac 2006 Page #166  
946-1952 (Vol. 2, page 405; 1956). ACHESON TRUMAN LOVETT Looking first at S 2006 Page #166  
llowing versions of what happened. Acheson said that "early warning radar i 2006 Page #167  
e unidentified aircraft and wanted Acheson to inform the British ambassador 2006 Page #167  
 to inform the British ambassador. Acheson ended his story by saying that,  2006 Page #167  
use phone log for December 6 shows Acheson called Lovett at 11:15 AM and ag 2006 Page #167  
in at 11:19 AM. Then Lovett called Acheson at 11:20 and again at 11:23 AM,  2006 Page #167  
all one can gain from this is that Acheson, who had left the State Departme 2006 Page #167  
 is based on an interview with Mr. Acheson: 'For a moment on the morning of 2006 Page #167  
message and I'm going to ring off' Acheson cut in, Now wait a minute, Bob,  2006 Page #167  
' No, Lovett replied, and hung up. Acheson sat in his office and waited. 16 2006 Page #167  
egin moving files to the basement. Acheson tried to sooth him. A few minute 2006 Page #168  
he "geese" explanation reported by Acheson. So, which explanation was right 2006 Page #169  
of Defense Robert Lovett tell Dean Acheson that flocks of geese flying over 2006 Page #173  
hel, the FBI, Charles Winkle, Dean Acheson, Harry Truman, Ryan Wood and "ap 2006 Page #179  

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eson. It differs slightly from Mr. Acheson's own version. The third is foun 2006 Page #166  
 LOVETT Looking first at Secretary Acheson's autobiography we find that, du 2006 Page #166  
e 600 - 900 miles from Washington. Acheson's story indicates that at the ti 2006 Page #167  
n at 11:23 AM, I presume returning Acheson's call. The log says nothing abo 2006 Page #167  
anation is somewhat different from Acheson's. Here we learn that the radar  2006 Page #168  
 more compatible with the claim in Acheson's autobiography that the planes  2006 Page #169  

Word: "achieve", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

red intelligence agency that could achieve the level of sophistication and  2004 Page #253  
 of TOP SECRET/MJ-12 make money or achieve some notoriety. So all that is l 2004 Page #254  
solete solid and liquid rockets to achieve space flight. There is a "better 2007 Page #120  
s Concluding Thoughts ■IN ORDER to achieve the final aim - which is one wor 2008 Page #117  

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few years, but no resolve was ever achieved . 90                            2005 Page #92  
government, how news censorsrup is achieved in practice, and bow propaganda 2007 Page #7  
ernment. 2. How news censorship is achieved. 3. How propaganda works to hid 2007 Page #9  
e that advanced civilizations have achieved interstellar travel and are cur 2007 Page #184  
orgina Bruni and Timothy Good have achieved some high-profile successes. Th 2008 Page #62  

Word: "achievement", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 notice of the \XI right brothers' achievement for almost rwo years after t 2005 Page #120  
ing the Commendation Medal and the Achievement Medal. He was recruited into 2006 Page #21  
work for the Air Force was a major achievement in her life. They were also  2009 Page #93  

Word: "achieving", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nal security and the prospects for achieving a more open, accountable feder 2007 Page #7  
tional security." 6. Prospects for achieving a more open, accountable feder 2007 Page #9  
 by reflecting on the prospects of achieving a more open, accountable feder 2007 Page #38  
cient altitude to be classified as achieving space £light". This is consist 2007 Page #108  

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p more than they were allowed. His Achilles heel was his credulity, as long 2003 Page #148  

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a, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding. maje 2003 Page #163  
a, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomachs, and skin shedding. The  2004 Page #17  

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th is not attacked by hydrochloric acid, and only slightly by hot sulfuric  2003 Page #106  
 and only slightly by hot sulfuric acid. But the element is rapidly dissolv 2003 Page #106  
ther dilute or concentrated nitric acid. Further, the Guide to Uncommon Met 2003 Page #106  
ducing the reaction in weak acetic acid. In the initial test conducted Octo 2003 Page #114  
lask containing 20 ml of 4% acetic acid by volume. Immediately, very active 2003 Page #114  
g metal is left in the weak acetic acid until the bubbling stops, usually w 2003 Page #114  
ion products would be found in the acid solution. But the liquid was still  2003 Page #114  
remaining precipitate-free, acetic acid solution. A few drops from an 80 mi 2003 Page #114  
e glass and drops of the 5% acetic acid were placed on another slide glass  2003 Page #114  
 Metal The control or plain acetic acid slide disclosed only a very small a 2003 Page #115  
mples were placed in the 5% acetic acid, the white oxide on the surface com 2003 Page #115  
uction of hydrogen from the acetic acid system depends on the efficiency of 2003 Page #115  
gnesium metal reaction with acetic acid, we have the spontaneous release of 2003 Page #115  
iridae that has RNA as its nucleic acid and uses the enzyme reverse transcr 2004 Page #81  
t certainly) do not have a nucleic acid genome. It seems that a protein alo 2006 Page #113  

Word: "acids", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 by procedures that modify nucleic acids". Prion derives from (pro)teinaceo 2006 Page #113  
maller chemical units called amino acids, joined together like beads on a n 2006 Page #114  
o high temperatures and to various acids (rutric, sulfuric, picric). The Cr 2007 Page #200  
ed: "Unknown metal not affected by acids." 194                              2007 Page #200  

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t technical intelligence interest. ACIN SOP for Blue Fly operations, Februa 2007 Page #134  

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to follow and report on Bennewtiz' acitivities and thinking. Moore would la 2003 Page #146  

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CDM,?1.u °" roe. I\ L"'°'DiiNG I\T acitl1'G flif'LO. (l(f',u.,1(/TH L,,llt& 2009 Page #102  

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unset. ]n doing so, the distil.ler acknO\\ !edged the events of 1947, poked 2007 Page #71  

Word: "acknowledge", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ajesticdocuments.com would like to acknowledge and thank all the speakers a 2003 Page #2  
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his effort caused the Air Force to acknowledge that the crashed vehicle was 2004 Page #61  
t Mitchell Calls for Government to Acknowledge UFO CoYerup," i\1[UFON UFO J 2005 Page #81  
es, which culture accepts, than to acknowledge the surprising, unorthodox t 2005 Page #117  
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Word: "acknowledged", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 UFO incident near Kecksburg. They acknowledged that, and the man went on t 2003 Page #63  
ance Mg ionization. However, Hauri acknowledged that none of the ion microp 2003 Page #109  
 Hoyt Vandenberg, who is generally acknowledged to be a key player in the R 2003 Page #190  
s change our world, once they were acknowledged? Some believe they know thi 2005 Page #86  
 his own eyes, the great physicist acknowledged the decided glow, but refus 2005 Page #91  
e's FOIA research led to him being acknowledged by UFO researchers such Maj 2006 Page #17  
 societal implications of publicly acknowledged face-to-face contact betwee 2006 Page #48  
fied, Defense Department officials acknowledged that the Bakersfield crash  2006 Page #84  
ry least these aircraft would have acknowledged the attempts to contact the 2006 Page #173  
he brush that he was crazy when he acknowledged a UFO sighting. That reinfo 2008 Page #14  
classified Air Force documents and acknowledged as part of the official rec 2009 Page #35  
eaked June Memorandum has not been acknowledged by the CIA (it was classifi 2009 Page #37  
f the govemment."15 Dulles' letter acknowledged that while it was possible  2009 Page #38  
fare Plans."20 The Burned Document acknowledged that it had "become necessa 2009 Page #39  
to the CIA has not been officially acknowledged (it has been ranked medium- 2009 Page #41  

Word: "acknowledgement", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nd all that their reality implies. Acknowledgement I have been fortunate to 2004 Page #106  
 for the information." Goldwater's acknowledgement of close relationship wi 2004 Page #147  
findings without fanfare or public acknowledgement. One of the experiments  2005 Page #91  

Word: "acknowledgements", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

set Credits Interviewer Tim Bewley Acknowledgements: Alice Knight, Vern Mal 2003 Page #44  
 Michael Lindemann and others (see acknowledgements), titled Contact: Possi 2006 Page #48  
rieval Conference Introduction and Acknowledgements On October 23-25, 1998  2006 Page #49  
bject matter - as he stated in the Acknowledgements section of the book: "F 2006 Page #131  
exico. Perhaps. Will we ever know? ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I thank Don Berliner, S 2006 Page #179  

Word: "acknowledges", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iated with a landing zone, another acknowledges the fact that certain nearb 2004 Page #58  
 the 800-pound gorilla that no one acknowledges — the impetus for changes t 2006 Page #61  
the group. 19 The document clearly acknowledges that Kennedy's efforts to g 2009 Page #39  

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ay), and what may be the result of acknowledging this reality within the of 2005 Page #73  
 directive 11/20/63" Colby is here acknowledging that Angleton , two days b 2009 Page #44  

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hould start, however, with a quick acknowledgment as to 1vl?)' we believe t 2005 Page #73  

Word: "acknowledgments", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

                                   Acknowledgments Wood & Wood Enterprises  2003 Page #2  
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rywhen. Your quest is not in vain. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: Thanks, first of all, t 2006 Page #180  
                                   Acknowledgments \X/ood & \X/ood Enterpri 2007 Page #3  
                                   Acknowledgments Wood & \X'ood Enterprise 2008 Page #3  
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Word: "acl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t ■ Grc,fswald Lu,ht, ■ Soviet UFO Acl:nowlodgm ml ■ Dre2mlandbecome, Le2r. 2009 Page #150  

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ROJECT -Y2 TEST ,\IIKIUTT !CREW ~.(ACM .9.: l'ROJECT- 1794 ICREW MACH4 AT ( 2007 Page #112  

Word: "acm4nittiot", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.ffteer.Atlantla 2449.1o. f44,tctt acM4nittiot fromtho V.2.14,12 Soroloo. 1 2006 Page #39  

Word: "acmal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lators for exotic aircraft -and on acmal flying discs. 167                  2005 Page #169  

Word: "acme", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 incident, but it was listed under Acme, not Kecksburg. The reason I believ 2003 Page #56  
eve that the location is listed as Acme, is that the Air Force interviewed  2003 Page #56  
rom the crash site, but who had an Acme mailing address. The official Air F 2003 Page #56  
ee man team has been dispatched to Acme {Kecksburg}, PA to investigate and  2003 Page #56  
e and Sound Division of the Dayton Acme Company before taking a position as 2009 Page #164  

Word: "acn1ally", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

8 is certainly provocative, it was acn1ally within the world of science-fic 2008 Page #102  

Word: "acomjc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y of Hiroshima was destroyed by an acomjc device in 1945. According to Alva 2007 Page #144  

Word: "acorn", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

igure 1. Photo of the model of the acorn shaped object made for the Unsolve 2003 Page #57  
described as looking similar to an acorn and was a brownish-grayish color a 2003 Page #58  
liquid metal and poured it into an acorn shaped mold. Jim stood on the bank 2003 Page #60  
 truck which was hauling a strange acorn shaped object with odd markings on 2003 Page #61  
val Conference Figure 3. Sketch of acorn shaped object semi-buried in the g 2003 Page #64  
 411 •.• ..... • •••• • • ton thit acorn dsto and t.es It vs. 'warted is ti 2006 Page #29  

Word: "acorn-shaped", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 tree as he looked upon a metallic acorn-shaped object that appeared to hav 2003 Page #60  

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occupation was the normal means of acqu:.ring sovereig nty over territories 2008 Page #113  

Word: "acquaintance", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the Nazi ODESSA rat line used "by acquaintance of mine." 135               2008 Page #141  

Word: "acquaintances", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

orm cattle mutilations. Bennewitz' acquaintances at Kirtland said that they 2003 Page #144  
believe that Len and Don were good acquaintances, and Len's reports may hav 2004 Page #127  

Word: "acquainted", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ravity control and had become well acquainted with Jim McDonald, who talked 2003 Page #169  
cles seemed to be portholes. I was acquainted with the old cemeteries in th 2004 Page #27  
ton, Schwartz wrote: Newton became acquainted with several high-ranking geo 2004 Page #97  
 say on the phone. I am personally acquainted with six of the seven listed, 2004 Page #117  
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Word: "acquire", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 be useful for the Soviet Union t0 acquire it.' ''With warm regards, (signa 2007 Page #198  
nc. (AUI), established in 1946 to "acquire, plan, construct and operate lab 2008 Page #134  

Word: "acquired", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

edic people were also contacted. I acquired some material distributed by th 2003 Page #48  
 planet lh. Until more data can be acquired from other intelligence sources 2003 Page #237  
Roswell, New Mexico, and that they acquired surplus tape from a to company. 2004 Page #133  
iency was surely ac9u.ired. How he acquired it, no one knows. I sa ) the ca 2005 Page #34  
O Siege (which summarized the data acquired by Ray Fowler -including the Fr 2005 Page #42  
of the Lost Ark. Is this a hint at acquired crash retrieval technology ? Of 2005 Page #81  
redicated on the fact that we have acquired alien hardware through flight s 2005 Page #161  
great deal of information had been acquired on EBE physiology. This is cons 2006 Page #19  
the abnormal form. Finally, in CJD acquired by transmission abnormal molecu 2006 Page #114  
ions in 2 ways. The first is by an acquired infection (diet and following m 2006 Page #114  
it seems likely that infection was acquired in one of the two ways listed a 2006 Page #115  
Retrievals -Going Private ■ If you acquired such technology, you would HAVE 2007 Page #54  
ovide security ■ Making money from acquired technology ■ Hiding moSI of thi 2007 Page #54  
g trus incredible technology to be acquired by any other nation, the U.S.A. 2007 Page #111  
lassified documents that have been acquired over the years, showing the sou 2008 Page #104  
il, 2007, Directgroup Bertelsma nn acquired a 50 percent share of the Books 2008 Page #144  
matters related to foreign sources acquired through communications intellig 2009 Page #25  
s were experimenting with recently acquired German weaponry. Although Gover 2009 Page #155  

Word: "acquiring", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ignificant work in recent years by acquiring, analyzing and verifying the i 2005 Page #119  
 business and political leaders by acquiring the Nazi/Interpol intelligence 2008 Page #139  

Word: "acquisition", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ernment, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, wh 2003 Page #6  
f certainty. This is regarding the acquisition of alien technology and bodi 2005 Page #77  
re to launch voyages of discovery, acquisition, enlightenment and sometimes 2005 Page #118  
(Bravo) Missile Battery with Pulse Acquisition Radar (PAR). Photograph prov 2006 Page #142  
er shift technology known as Pulse Acquisition Radar, or PAR. SLIDE # 15 —  2006 Page #142  
ded by Bill.) Bill: "I had a pulse acquisition radar, which is the radar yo 2006 Page #145  
 brought up my screen for my pulse acquisition radar, which had a range of  2006 Page #145  
ust disappeared. Now, with a pulse acquisition radar (PAR) that is sweeping 2006 Page #146  
n this Doppler radar and the pulse acquisition radar is that the Doppler st 2006 Page #147  
ernment, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarrant ed influence, w 2007 Page #108  

Word: "acquisitions", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

; and Kyle Pickford, a mergers and acquisitions consultant. The Sessions we 2006 Page #49  

Word: "acquitted", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nedy. Although Shaw was eventually acquitted of the crime, since then his r 2003 Page #42  

Word: "acrbss-ihevwsfg", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Other remains. werelypsajapSTCHT acrbss-iheVWSFG to the storage facilitie 2003 Page #234  

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sburg conducted the search in a 75 acre area under a full moon as about 150 2003 Page #66  

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N SAY THINGS AND THEY DON'T ALWAYS ACREE THE CONDON REPORT DOfflTlUU.T li1l 2008 Page #147  

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on, scattering debris over several acres of ground, wrecking the windmill a 2004 Page #26  
't that big of a fire. Maybe 1,200 acres, tops. DeBow: How many other witne 2007 Page #123  
 Materiel Command, covering 51,558 acres, and 6'h largest in the U.S. Air F 2007 Page #163  
Resources Conservation Area (4,362 acres). Exactly three quarters of a mile 2008 Page #51  

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n evening of heated discussion and acrimonious debate, John Walker is kicke 2006 Page #188  

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motooi: 11-3.2 jarmarr 1.967 I..1..AcromooAT(OFACQ. Rabat, Morocco 4 16 Jan 2004 Page #19  

Word: "acronym", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ww.majesticdocuments.com . 13 This acronym, not publicly used, was also fou 2005 Page #128  
restrial biological entities." The acronym is "EBEs", or "EBENs." SLIDE # 5 2006 Page #140  
cted by such missiles. HAWK was an acronym for "Homing All the Way Killers. 2006 Page #143  
 later the name was turned into an acronym for "Homing All the Way Killer." 2006 Page #143  
ed the country to the term EBE, an acronym for 'extraterrestrial biological 2007 Page #75  
nal Socialist was shortened to the acronym "Nazi," a word that has become s 2008 Page #124  

Word: "across", 123 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 whom, when, and how often, I came across the name of Captain Charles Bucha 2003 Page #29  
tarted out, walking back and forth across the basin, crossing the old braid 2003 Page #45  
em, casting shadows here and there across the ragged landscape. The shimmer 2003 Page #46  
rts of the brilliant object moving across the sky did receive wide exposure 2003 Page #53  
h a tarp, that was a distance away across a field and moving along a tree l 2003 Page #60  
, and a few hundred feet away came across two military olive green flatbed  2003 Page #71  
 finding his door unlocked, walked across the hall to the efficiency kitche 2003 Page #92  
ok project. In that section I came across absolutely clear pictures, photog 2003 Page #197  
in the speech. It was a clear shot across the bow of the Air Force stating  2003 Page #201  
UFOs? Cheney: Um...I have not come across the subject since I've been back  2003 Page #202  
ntriguing cases that have occurred across the planet since the late 1940s;  2004 Page #4  
vian crash of 1978 existed, I came across a batch of reports from the Defen 2004 Page #10  
in origin? I dug further, and came across several pages of U.S. Air Force m 2004 Page #12  
 strangest report that I have come across can be found in a 3-page document 2004 Page #16  
 of the Great Airship began moving across the country. Tens of thousands re 2004 Page #28  
r and candles, provoking sightings across the southern portions of the stat 2004 Page #28  
All 16 concerned the object flying across the skies of North Texas! 28      2004 Page #31  
en they had traveled about halfway across the Sound, Lawrence had one of th 2004 Page #39  
V problems. There was a white line across the screen and it was "going all  2004 Page #45  
of death-dealing airline disasters across the nation — appointed a special  2004 Page #69  
imed in 1953 to have worked "right across the alley" from where 13 alien bo 2004 Page #97  
wn he confirmed that he had worked across from Building 18F, and that altho 2004 Page #97  
th researchers Walker tried to get across the fact that "This is a subject  2004 Page #99  
nd a German friend of his had come across a crashed flying saucer in a moun 2004 Page #99  
line repairman supervisor had come across some debris in a large gouged cra 2004 Page #117  
o get some smaller windmill blades across a few states, and that was with t 2004 Page #127  
 in the last few months I have run across evidence that this may be the cas 2004 Page #129  
heriff about unusual debris spread across the sheep ranch where he was fore 2004 Page #135  
m as improbable or impossible. Yet across the gulf of space, intellects vas 2004 Page #148  
East, a Saucer Curtain descended • across the continent(two continents) • 1 2004 Page #165  
be a perfect candidate for getting across the government message on UFOs. I 2004 Page #181  
s to us was, "You know if you come across information or technology which i 2004 Page #183  
ok Project. In that section I came across absolutely clear pictures — photo 2004 Page #187  
stics and these should be the same across any number of photographs taken w 2004 Page #233  
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rge security classification in red across the title: "HE HIGHEST CLASSIFICA 2004 Page #244  
ve feet call and was trying co run across the road from a farm. Gardingo de 2005 Page #35  
 floor. A strong odor used to waft across the way, and upon inqu.iring they 2005 Page #42  
r dark and this thing came fl) ing across the \·alley and landed on the oth 2005 Page #69  
cidentally, over the cenruries and across nations, these numbers ha, e been 2005 Page #75  
 it is in soutl1ern California and across tl1e wastes of Nevada; indeed mos 2005 Page #82  
e. There is a discernabl e pattern across nations over the past many decade 2005 Page #84  
erical discs reported in the skies across America. By the 1960s and 70s, we 2005 Page #118  
aft would travel so far-presumably across our galaxy-only to foul up so 118 2005 Page #120  
e on a tour of the base, they came across an audjtorium, a bit Like a smaU  2005 Page #147  
st in the UFO subject, he happened across my book with Michael Hesemann Be_ 2005 Page #149  
 they say, they literaLiy stumbled across the remains of what they believe  2005 Page #153  
Os and alien encounters multiplied across the countr). More than four decad 2005 Page #154  
e. There was no doubt that he came across as sincere, answering all my ques 2005 Page #165  
. It is almost 100,000 light years across which, according to Frank Drake,  2006 Page #5  
leaked to Hard Copy) • About 15 ft across and 9-10 tt thick • Low speed of  2006 Page #30  
 of two prospectors chasing aliens across the desert after a UFO crashed fr 2006 Page #44  
trategy for each stakeholder group across the range of scenario worlds. Tha 2006 Page #51  
its it offers. Because many people across all stakeholder groups would be i 2006 Page #61  
surprise attack. As such, reaction across all stakeholder groups would tend 2006 Page #61  
so be a sense of social solidarity across all ethnic and economic divides.  2006 Page #62  
h collectively and in varying ways across the identified stakeholder groups 2006 Page #65  
a pickup truck bouncing toward him across the rugged terrain. The four men  2006 Page #74  
f the secret drone and its booster across the desert. Recovery crews from A 2006 Page #79  
e largest was less than two inches across) were displayed on the evening ne 2006 Page #83  
e aircraft component (seven inches across and weighing about six pounds) th 2006 Page #83  
 flame—apparently a meteor—flashed across the sky near the nation's capital 2006 Page #89  
en news story that was broadcasted across a panic stricken Washington D.C.  2006 Page #89  
f its lower torso. It then hovered across the dirt path in front of the nea 2006 Page #90  
 the radio and television networks across the United States. It was also ra 2006 Page #90  
shoulder area was about three feet across and about four feet wide at the b 2006 Page #94  
her news story that made headlines across West Virginia on the following mo 2006 Page #94  
ng papers. The newspaper headlines across West Virginia on Saturday morning 2006 Page #94  
ld about flaming objects that flew across West Virginia on Friday night. On 2006 Page #94  
il" reported, "Fiery Objects Flash Across Sky In W. Va., - Many From Wheeli 2006 Page #94  
e" also reported an object sighted across West Virginia. In an article, "Me 2006 Page #94  
OVER WASHINGTON - Brilliant Streak Across Sky - Probably a Meteor" and the  2006 Page #95  
 PM.EST. I tracked its flight path across the country and it continued to f 2006 Page #97  
 three objects actually fanned out across the United States on western head 2006 Page #97  
ued to research the story and came across several articles concerning a mis 2006 Page #99  
l there were 47 Facilities located across former USSR that deal with variou 2006 Page #106  
a "luminous sphere," some 400 feet across and traveling at an approximated  2006 Page #120  
re, stopped the car and had a look across the range to where the crash supp 2006 Page #125  
 size ranged anywhere from 15 feet across to 100 feet across. All of the ve 2006 Page #153  
re from 15 feet across to 100 feet across. All of the vehicles that I stare 2006 Page #153  
driving the North Korean army back across the 38th parallel, the agreed-upo 2006 Page #165  
We landed out in the pasture right across from whew it hit. We got over the 2006 Page #176  
o five hundred yards where it went across the sand." It looked to me, I gue 2006 Page #176  
e first Russian satellite, cruised across the night sky. Likewise, I was fa 2006 Page #182  
ect or light white in color moving across the sky from east to west over th 2006 Page #185  
rd System on the Internet and came across a Law that was passed back in 198 2006 Page #202  
he show and he wanted to syndicate across the country. Robert Bigelow was n 2006 Page #204  
evious to the show, had a MIB walk across her patio, return back across the 2006 Page #204  
walk across her patio, return back across the patio, then disappear. Anothe 2006 Page #204  
sence on Earth? Not that I've come across. What products and marketing segm 2007 Page #76  
ring reenn-y the e rurcrafr "skip" across the upper porcion of the atmosphe 2007 Page #109  
milar to a flat rock when thrO\\ n across a body of water). Jack was also t 2007 Page #109  
on of his article. Jack was seated across the desk from the 0.1.C. during t 2007 Page #110  
ng Warren, were transported by bus across the base to where the restoration 2007 Page #114  
ite down yet. We saw a streak come across the horizon. The ball that was in 2007 Page #121  
now. \Xfhen we saw the streak come across the sky, there would be three of  2007 Page #123  
 saw an orangish-blue light streak across the evening sky. It 121           2007 Page #127  
at, Turkey, inadvertently stumbled across what some believe may have been t 2007 Page #137  
le into pickup truclcs and fan out across the rolling prairie of northeaste 2007 Page #145  
 see a large glowing object moving across the western face of the Sandia Mo 2007 Page #165  
d in on the rescue activities from across the Texas border. The Americans h 2007 Page #186  
e dispatched from Ojinaga, located across the international bridge from Pre 2007 Page #186  
rge Sea Stallion. The aircraft cut across the river into Mexico just north  2007 Page #187  
out the Coyame case or who had run across top-secret documents about the ca 2007 Page #188  
 around Coyame and Chihuahua, came across a large pit in the ground located 2007 Page #190  
itnessed strange objects streaking across the sky at night, followed by exp 2007 Page #191  
cribed strange objects that blazed across the night 185                     2007 Page #191  
 "tremendous flaming sword flashed across the Las Vegas skies last night an 2008 Page #8  
ight explosions broke up its trail across the sky. I talked to Maggio a num 2008 Page #8  
objects and perhaps more traveling across controlled area [ emphasis mine]  2008 Page #28  
acility just north of Ocean Shores across Grays Harbor from Westport .26 Al 2008 Page #44  
home and she sat in the same chair across from her TV in front of the large 2008 Page #49  
ust flame from a stack 4- 5 inches across. " It turned out Army and commerc 2008 Page #54  
 walkin' and it's cold and we come across a creek that we don't even rememb 2008 Page #85  
approximat ely two to three meters across the base and approximately two me 2008 Page #93  
 of blue light moving deliberately across the dawn sky. Approximately ten m 2008 Page #97  
s. Major colleges and universities across the U.S., as well as many small i 2008 Page #140  
fired at a man-made satellite from across space and bring about the technol 2009 Page #17  
 this involved significant support across a wide spectrum of areas that wou 2009 Page #36  
 floor. A strong odor used to waft across the way, and upon inquiring they  2009 Page #50  
th the shapely Captain Rhanes come across like a cross between Star Trek an 2009 Page #54  
ll glob that was probably 6 inches across and sometimes 12 inches across. B 2009 Page #65  
hes across and sometimes 12 inches across. But they were very sporadic colo 2009 Page #65  

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mposite illustrations based on the acruaJ testimony, drawings, letters, and 2007 Page #94  

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il11on volls, as has been shown in acrual practice .... will likewise prove 2005 Page #16  

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io ns, and that select groups have acrueved obscene profits derived from th 2005 Page #85  

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ndbecome, Le2r.bnd ■ The Gulf Wu ■ Acrul Eneount«, in 1991 ■ UFO, Over Mexi 2009 Page #150  

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cartb. rcall' port,; of lhe secret Acslo-AmuicBl: equlval~ nt lo a tir.? rr 2009 Page #182  

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rom several Freedom of Information Act requests filed by the author and oth 2003 Page #41  
tilized the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to attempt to locate any gove 2003 Page #56  
pril 26 1947 The National Security Act is passed by Congress and a new nati 2003 Page #87  
rovisions of the National Security Act. At this time the Secretary requests 2003 Page #89  
, he explained that the zinc might act as a catalyst for Mg ionization. Sec 2003 Page #109  
ing routine Freedom of Information Act requests with a variety of agencies  2004 Page #10  
der the American National Security Act of 1947 and Her Majesty's Official S 2004 Page #46  
and Her Majesty's Official Secrets Act. The story was soon relegated to the 2004 Page #46  
er and extension of the War Powers Act that would enforce a strict cover-up 2004 Page #61  
ainst. Thus, the National Security Act of 1947 that created the Central Int 2004 Page #80  
 covered under the official Secret Act of Canada and therefore couldn't dis 2004 Page #93  
t Bridge, that the official Secret Act lasted 25 years. Therefore, I explai 2004 Page #93  
ty much under the Official Secrets Act he told us. However, just before he  2004 Page #96  
sed away in 1962, when he felt the Act couldn't get him anymore, I did ask  2004 Page #96  
al Security. The National Security Act of 1947 gave huge powers, possibly u 2004 Page #123  
ee of confidence, and asterisks to act as placeholders where we know there  2004 Page #228  
ritten many Freedom of Information Act requests to the USAF to ascertain wh 2004 Page #231  
ress of the Freedom of Information Act office at Fort Meade. The envelope i 2004 Page #243  
g about the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and if they were then the doc 2004 Page #253  
nd improved Freedom of ]nformation Act (FOJA). Whereas, for instance, the C 2005 Page #73  
through the Freedom of Information Act. Even so, according to Goldwater, th 2005 Page #80  
ning of the Freedom of lnformation Act, which enabled citizens to demand an 2005 Page #84  
sidering them seriously . The very act of claiming to have observed UFOs, a 2005 Page #102  
sponse to a Freedom of Information Act Request; its subject is "Current Sta 2005 Page #128  
erms of the Freedom of Information Act, the National Securit) Agency has de 2005 Page #133  
nal and global security. 'v/e must act to even the odds as soon as possible 2005 Page #162  
70's to use Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to uncover informati 2006 Page #17  
ld be leaned upon by government to act in the public interest but would ass 2006 Page #59  
Freedom of Information and Privacy Act (FOIPA). I was told that there were  2006 Page #174  
 with beings from elsewhere. Tough act to follow! Apart from his rigorous o 2006 Page #181  
ttacks and "consciously failed" to act; 66% call for new probe ► CNN Poll,  2007 Page #40  
 ■ Claim that certain waived USAPs act as cover for UFO-ET related projecls 2007 Page #55  
ation of data" whjch refers to the act of installing the remote control sof 2007 Page #88  
 it was legal, but the extradition act is retrospective so the Americans ha 2007 Page #92  
ack projects that it would take an act of GOD ro get it out to the public". 2007 Page #114  
B 1 of the Freedom of .Information Act. Notabl), B 1 is a piece of legislac 2007 Page #137  
erms of the Freedom of Information Act is a 1965 report titled Fragment, Me 2007 Page #140  
ced via the Freedom of Information Act is notable roo. The reference to the 2007 Page #143  
 States when the National Security Act of I 947 was signed on 26 July, 1947 2008 Page #25  
majority of the provisions of this Act took effect on 18 September 1947-the 2008 Page #25  
e first Secretary of Defense. This act created the National Military Establ 2008 Page #25  
the Department of Defense when the act was amended in 1949. The result was  2008 Page #25  
ersial, and deeply flawed, Patriot Act has brought some of these issues to  2008 Page #26  
t Todd sent Freedom of lnfomrntion Act requests concerning the Cuban incide 2008 Page #30  
. ] 13 The Freedom of Inforrnation Act has firrnly demonstrated that numero 2008 Page #31  
re the UK's Freedom of Information Act came fully into force in 2005, the P 2008 Page #61  
tion of the Freedom of Information Act (passed in November 2000 and coming  2008 Page #62  
ions to the Freedom of Information Act, ensuring that classified informatio 2008 Page #63  
ly with the Freedom of Information Act and the Data Protection Act. Other e 2008 Page #63  
mation Act and the Data Protection Act. Other exemptions cover categories s 2008 Page #63  
s have made Freedom of lnfonnation Act requests relating to these fi Jes, s 2008 Page #64  
bly, even The X-Files got into the act, too, with a two-part story (titled  2008 Page #103  
o the FOIA (Freedom on Lnformation Act, 1966) and deals not with requests f 2008 Page #111  
artial world Government must never act as an alliance against the rest of t 2008 Page #117  
rsuant to the National Emergencies Act (50 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.)." With this 2008 Page #123  
 danger." The Military Commissions Act, which created tribunals similar to  2008 Page #123  
azi Special Courts); the PA TRI OT Act, which authorized $150 million in ta 2008 Page #123  
 version of Hitler's 1933 Enabling Act. The Real ID Act and the rapid growt 2008 Page #123  
r's 1933 Enabling Act. The Real ID Act and the rapid growth of surveillance 2008 Page #123  
ted 441 to 94 to pass an "Enabling Act" which became the starting point for 2008 Page #128  
 under the "Trading With the Enemy Act" (U.S. Government Vesting Order No.  2008 Page #129  
d under the Trading with the Enemy Act including several that showed the co 2008 Page #129  
he Agency was officially formed by Act of Congress, on July 29, 1958. This  2008 Page #135  
ontroversial No-Child-Left -Behind Act of 2001. This act drew immediate cri 2008 Page #142  
ild-Left -Behind Act of 2001. This act drew immediate criticism from educat 2008 Page #142  
 of UFOs ■ Freed om of Information Act 155                                  2008 Page #161  
pons storage facilities. One fatal act of aggression could have resulted in 2009 Page #18  
e study or as usually the case, to act in response to a specific UFO date r 2009 Page #19  
utilize the Freedom of Information Act in an attempt to force authorized in 2009 Page #25  
efined under the National Security Act of 1947, there are certain discretio 2009 Page #25  
ER THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ACT, ANY OR ALL APPLICABLE FEDERAL ESPIO 2009 Page #26  
ag to go back toward the truck and act as a radio relay between Sgt. Pennis 2009 Page #63  
 Network in Washington State. CONT ACT INFORJvlA TION: jarnes(ji'\cJark. on 2009 Page #96  
xpectations, 1976-1978 ■Freedom of Act ,.._,.,.,... .r~.?'t"!"~-......~ __, 2009 Page #144  

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tarians alike. They questioned the act's sweeping proposals, which range fr 2008 Page #142  

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learly indicated that this element acted as a catalyst in the reaction proc 2003 Page #114  
 from Kazakhstan; and myself. Bond acted as our cheerleader and provided hi 2004 Page #227  
ls are present before requests are acted upon." This is an interesting rese 2004 Page #253  
argely discredited tale because it acted as a convenient smokescreen for th 2005 Page #133  
aft that had layered material that acted Like a supercapacitor. The amount  2005 Page #174  
 described that his ELINT training acted as a cover for his participation i 2006 Page #22  
 vehicular type of space suit that acted as a probe. The body was actually  2006 Page #93  
ack again. I can't believe it!' He acted like he was not surprised . He was 2008 Page #88  
I, the bank of Baron von Schroeder acted as financial agents for Germany in 2008 Page #127  

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ar Lt. General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Acting Deputy Commander, Army Air Forces 2003 Page #191  
, Washington — "President Truman — acting to end the wave of death-dealing  2004 Page #69  
was going to all the meetings, and acting very smug about it. To make a lon 2004 Page #98  
gas • JFK was not killed by Oswald acting alone; official cover-up: open in 2004 Page #124  
an who had gotten Reagan his first acting job in Hollywood. Emenegger descr 2004 Page #192  
1952? The way that the locals were acting around me was more mysterious tha 2006 Page #92  
, according to the way people were acting around it. So we never did get up 2006 Page #176  
 to turn around and the way he was acting -I remember it scared me when I w 2007 Page #171  
position with NASA at the time was Acting Discipline Scientist, Planetar) M 2007 Page #197  
otential interest to the media and acting as someone to whom they would ref 2008 Page #61  
. Anonymous reports that he is not acting individually and is part of a gro 2009 Page #52  
ar 2, Professor Leech was also the acting Director of Scientific Developmen 2009 Page #163  
nd Professor T.D.J. Leech, who was acting Director of Scientific Developmen 2009 Page #164  
idiculous assertion. Leech was the Acting Director of Scientific Developmen 2009 Page #168  
e, and Professor T.D.J. Leech, who acting Director of Scientific Developmen 2009 Page #169  

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 announced their support for legal action to force various agencies to reve 2003 Page #71  
nt. It was revealed that the legal action would begin with NASA. The quick  2003 Page #71  
the armistice precludes his seeing action in WWI and he returns to the Stat 2003 Page #85  
... If there is no emergency, this action rates as the very lowest method o 2003 Page #87  
, deciding that the best course of action is confinement at Bethesda Naval  2003 Page #90  
ference• Notification of Personnel Action 2-11-59 • Appropriation: "Special 2003 Page #156  
classified and then "leaked," this action is illegal (as the security warni 2003 Page #178  
and no law would be broken by this action. I recommend sending it to my add 2003 Page #179  
now to me what the right course of action should have been. I still believe 2003 Page #187  
.S., the fact that sabotage, enemy action, and unknown phenomena were all c 2003 Page #193  
lt were sufficient to justify some action by our government and not the kin 2003 Page #195  
e President could base appropriate action. My purpose, of course, is to min 2003 Page #222  
time we have been considering what action should be taken with regard to th 2003 Page #224  
 time I have been considering what action we should take with relation to t 2003 Page #230  
y if any^ regarding our continuing action in regard to China. ' N) __For. a 2003 Page #230  
be. Despite the fact that no legal action had been taken to seek an exhumat 2004 Page #30  
s and there was no wind. What wave action there was out on the Sound was lo 2004 Page #39  
-30 December 1980, and if so, what action was subsequently taken. Lord Gilb 2004 Page #54  
ake responsibility for any lack of action or for any official position they 2004 Page #88  
• Vehicle? (yes or no) • Retrieval Action? (yes or no) • Confirmation sourc 2004 Page #109  
reckage may be result of "military action" • See Frank Feschino's new book, 2004 Page #128  
lt were sufficient to justify some action by our government and not the kin 2004 Page #177  
ould have prevented this course of action. Third is the use of compelling f 2004 Page #247  
 views no later than October. Your action in this matter is critical to the 2004 Page #251  
 should not be compromised by this action." Tab C directive is concerning D 2004 Page #252  
ady to go along with more profound action like the use of biological weapon 2004 Page #254  
he government will take hostile ET action — what is the chance of that in o 2004 Page #254  
 instructed Hays to initiate libel action against Mrs. Brady and the magazi 2005 Page #93  
ked his client out of pressing the action, and the scientist, unfortunatel  2005 Page #93  
 Five Soviet spy ring, and a legal action against Brady and the publication 2005 Page #94  
onvincing Reich to wajve any legal action, a trial-based opportunity to rev 2005 Page #94  
ster on one? . The results of this action were both profound and disturbing 2005 Page #96  
great enough not to repeat such an action unti.l 10 October 1954." Precedin 2005 Page #96  
 early Cold \v'ar so much military action took place, perhaps firing on the 2005 Page #140  
in such zones is to take immediate action to escort the intruders away or s 2006 Page #5  
rance is to be strictly limited to action necessary to ensure the availabil 2006 Page #20  
make it easier to develop plans of action to prevent total domination or de 2006 Page #55  
inating structure and mechanism of action. We have been preparing for this  2006 Page #102  
 selected T-cells) 6. Selective in action—should be defeated by sophisticat 2006 Page #112  
e newspapers, there was a World in Action program on TV which dealt with a  2006 Page #126  
overnment documentation. "World in Action stated that they had been pressur 2006 Page #126  
elevision — the makers of World in Action — were pressuring the Ministry of 2006 Page #126  
ly flight. 6. ConAC took immediate action to dispatch interceptors on the i 2006 Page #170  
ONTACT, The Center for Ontological Action—please see Appendix 1 for further 2006 Page #181  
ply doesn't seem to have been much action of any kind in the sky during thi 2006 Page #189  
ONTACT, The Center for Ontological Action. CONTACT hosts monthly meetings,  2006 Page #193  
ONTACT (The Center for Ontological Action). Matthew lives and writes in nor 2006 Page #195  
ever, this plan was never put into action and my role at the Foundation too 2006 Page #196  
in the know claimed it was extreme action for meteor retrieval. On May 5, 1 2007 Page #130  
 Soviet nature, rhe FBI swung into action, and the frantic tapping of typew 2007 Page #137  
 landing -forced by human military action? Or a crash? Or a pre-arranged me 2007 Page #149  
Nazi war criminals , claiming such action is beyond its jurisdiction. Otto  2008 Page #139  
No more resources required • ·· An action passed is an action bandied" "THE 2008 Page #147  
quired • ·· An action passed is an action bandied" "THE PENTAGON SAYS NOTHI 2008 Page #147  
and covert intelligence collection action. The proper UFO policy, organizat 2009 Page #12  
eas espionage and covert political action operations. Of these, we I shall- 2009 Page #12  
ight risk nuclear war through such action than give in to President Kennedy 2009 Page #18  
and covert intelligence collection action. The proper lJFO policy organizat 2009 Page #23  
 the overseas espionage and covert action operations. Of these, I shall per 2009 Page #24  
resident directed that most urgent action be taken by State, Defense, and C 2009 Page #26  
ough as to threaten hostile Soviet action. It seems best to me to eliminate 2009 Page #27  
ied set of three National Security Action Memorandums (NSAM) issued on the  2009 Page #38  
 views no later than October. Your action to this matter is critical to the 2009 Page #39  
ennedy would embark on a course of action that would renew his conflict wit 2009 Page #40  
t Kennedy issued National Security Action Memorandum (NSAM) No. 271 on Nove 2009 Page #40  
the Confidential National Security Action Memorandum, Kennedy issued a more 2009 Page #41  
randum refers to National Security Action Memorandum 271 issued to Webb on  2009 Page #41  
egitimacy of the National Security Action Memorandum 271.26 NSAM 271 clearl 2009 Page #41  
to implement the National Security Action Memorandum. NSAM 271 and the asso 2009 Page #41  
ring here to the National Security Action Memorandum (NSAM) 271 released on 2009 Page #42  
 that led to the National Security Action Memorandum (NSAM) instructing the 2009 Page #43  

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s from the document. Each of these actions was accompanied by a time and da 2003 Page #181  
d the large number of construction actions going on at the time. The fourth 2003 Page #183  
ct, or at least what statements or actions he has taken. Many believe that  2003 Page #189  
 a series of events, decisions and actions that ultimately resulted in the  2004 Page #62  
the 'shoot downs.' The U.S. Army's actions either caused, or were a respons 2004 Page #62  
int, I was told that the resultant actions were classified. The Air Force p 2004 Page #108  
may cause a potential dilemma. The actions reported by other enforcement (m 2004 Page #123  
e could have described some of the actions as an interplanetary war. The wo 2004 Page #130  
about the UFO field and its future actions in circa 1962. The skills and cr 2004 Page #242  
have identified him as a man whose actions bore monitoring, and possibly wo 2005 Page #97  
und truths it embodies affirms the actions of those who array themselves ag 2005 Page #104  
ibility) Zingers (obscure facts or actions, rare verifiable subtlety, accur 2005 Page #135  
int, l was told that the resuJtant actions were classified. The Air Force p 2005 Page #139  
e mjght have described some of the actions as an interplanetary war. I feel 2005 Page #140  
ducation about nature, purpose and actions of NHI is required to minimize u 2006 Page #66  
ducation about nature, purpose and actions of NHI is required to minimize u 2006 Page #66  
Given time to coordinate plans and actions, governments might seek to mask/ 2006 Page #67  
ough the exact mechanisms of their actions and propagation are unknown, it  2006 Page #113  
needed to provide emergency rescue actions, but at the time, the unit was t 2006 Page #132  
a or decrypted data. M\X!: So your actions merely appended to or added to t 2007 Page #88  
gin of the cosmickidnappers, their actions were perceived by the Collins El 2008 Page #36  
 aggression could have resulted in actions taken by NORAD and SAC that woul 2009 Page #18  
as to future enemy capabilities or actions was recognized by General Smith  2009 Page #18  
rst concerns a series of executive actions Kennedy took early in his admini 2009 Page #35  
t Chiefs of Staff. These executive actions coincided with Kennedy 's effort 2009 Page #35  
dies Project. Kennedy 's executive actions led to a bitter conflict with hi 2009 Page #35  
e the time I was there and what my actions were. YOU ARE SEEING WHAT LOOKED 2009 Page #64  

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IFCO that required him to manually activate the drone's control surfaces to 2006 Page #78  
 approved , these directives would activate two projects to conduct DOMESTI 2008 Page #111  
called SPIKE, HOUSE CLEANING ■Also,activate MK-ULTRA plus ARTICHOKE to cond 2008 Page #122  

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n the self- destruct mechanism was activated. There were Westinghouse-affil 2003 Page #100  
 MK-ULTRA and ARTICHOKE are hereby activated to conduct DOMESTIC." Tab H is 2004 Page #253  
eply from Cyrus Vance. • Moon Dust activated for this Others yr Writ erelI- 2006 Page #29  
t's engraved symbols, he thinks he activated technology that sent light con 2008 Page #94  

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which were assumed as controls and activation surfaces. (Howe's emphasis.)  2003 Page #100  
law enforcement presence, possible activation of National Guards. Depending 2006 Page #59  

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 1986 at age of 81 □ No FBI file d Active in Republican Politics s Learn to 2003 Page #31  
n 1892. His father is a contractor active in local Democratic Party activit 2003 Page #85  
reaction became apparent when very active bubble formation was noted within 2003 Page #112  
 acid by volume. Immediately, very active bubble formation occurred. The to 2003 Page #114  
an wrap. After about 20 minutes of active bubble release, the cap was remov 2003 Page #114  
flask. The result was a very loud, active explosion inside the flask and at 2003 Page #114  
inal products. Discussion There is active output of hydrogen gas in these B 2003 Page #115  
survey map... Before retiring from active military service, the late Admira 2004 Page #53  
 are known to people who are still active in the UFO research community. Th 2004 Page #117  
 TO CHECK • R5, R38: Bill Hamilton active, helpful to the community and may 2004 Page #118  
 fire fight . R62: Elaine Douglas, active researcher — Mexican bodies • R68 2004 Page #118  
ratories. My conclusions, based on active work in this area since 1967, are 2004 Page #130  
ehencling Liberals, communists and active Soviet agents, who more than unde 2005 Page #87  
ly suspected Ms. Dukas of being an active asset of Soviet intelligence sinc 2005 Page #92  
r of the drug regulation elite and active!) helped to create FDA legislatio 2005 Page #93  
ity or mistrust of new ideas as an active approach wruch can be ruvided int 2005 Page #103  
ngfield will say chat he played an active role in the U.S. government's dis 2005 Page #139  
ratories. My conclusions, based on active work in thls area since 1967, poi 2005 Page #140  
aim co have seen the film wruJe on active duty long in advance of Santilli' 2005 Page #147  
ment knew and, until 1969, took an active hand in the administration of tha 2005 Page #174  
elevant that during its life as an active military station, RAF Woodbridge  2006 Page #132  
icate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty," as E-7 Chief Petty Officer 2006 Page #156  
m's story was Todd Zechel, who was active in UFO research in the latter 197 2006 Page #176  
shortly afterward he was called to active duty and sent to Korea as a fight 2006 Page #176  
 vehicle that was still "alive" or active? Why had no sea life attached its 2006 Page #192  
tter FINDING PAT BOWEN ■Vernon was active in a church ■ Secretary knew him, 2007 Page #43  
. Supposedly HAARP (High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program) plays a 2007 Page #130  
o Albuquerque where he remained in active Army reserves until 1992. \Xlhat  2007 Page #174  
ooking like a cheap band aid on an active toddler. Officer Fred Bradshaw -W 2008 Page #55  
lled Echalon and the HighFrequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP)  2008 Page #123  
cussion of the phenomena reflected active interest and questioning by Telle 2009 Page #9  
 be deployed for either passive or active purposes. In 1928 dr. Hermann Obe 2009 Page #16  
ifficulties . I have never been an active member of the professional intell 2009 Page #24  
f Central Intelligence will notify active members of 33 Group of the disclo 2009 Page #25  
t be camouflaged in all instances, active measures have been used to influe 2009 Page #25  
n psychological aberrations . (TS) Active measures have been expended to jo 2009 Page #25  
rk of her home. She was physically active until cancer incapacitated her fo 2009 Page #88  

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search. All these fronts are being actively worked and there is every reaso 2003 Page #38  
SHIP TO THE DISC TECHNOLOGY AND WE ACTIVELY FROM THE LATE 1940S ONWARD TRIE 2006 Page #155  
criminal investigative agencies to actively seek information concerning thr 2007 Page #175  

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nt part of this flurry of populist activism was the strengthening of the Fr 2005 Page #84  

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ring the 1950s, UFO researcher and activist Donald Keyhoe, believing unrese 2005 Page #75  

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and a short history of the 309th's activities. At the time of this writing, 2003 Page #33  
rom Kecksburg who took part in the activities associated with that event. M 2003 Page #57  
the removal of the object, and the activities that he reportedly saw going  2003 Page #70  
ms will also be speaking about the activities of Matthew Bevan, a computer  2003 Page #83  
r active in local Democratic Party activities. His mother is a teacher at a 2003 Page #85  
had reported on their thinking and activities to his contacts in the intell 2003 Page #147  
 agencies that were monitoring his activities felt that their job protectin 2003 Page #148  
ention drawn to the base and their activities, then why were they encouragi 2003 Page #148  
ressed to the Vice-Director on his activities as an "agent provocateur", 'w 2004 Page #153  
 Counce of Ministers Ustinov Space Activities USSR 1960-mid 1980's UM =Mt"  2004 Page #155  
of questions about British MI6 UFO activities and linkages to CIA & NSA on  2004 Page #210  
was engaged in some "questionable" activities, but these activities — wheth 2004 Page #218  
uestionable" activities, but these activities — whether they were cons run  2004 Page #218  
 and evaluate duplication of field activities in light of the current situa 2004 Page #251  
 made some inquiries regarding our activities which we cannot allow. Please 2004 Page #251  
acilitate cooperation with current activities of the group, effective immed 2004 Page #252  
ts current intelligence collection activities and counterintelligence funct 2004 Page #253  
t and sincere in their beliefs and activities. This would have been most di 2005 Page #10  
s, scientific studjes, and support activities. Operation Upshot-Knothole wa 2005 Page #39  
wide range of important government activities that had hitherto been beyond 2005 Page #84  
tic that he should assume that his activities might be the subject of their 2005 Page #96  
e not aware of Reich's UFO-related activities prior to October 1954, they w 2005 Page #97  
 appreciate being informed of your activities." Douglas's secretary wrote u 2005 Page #97  
 of the President appraised of his activities, and finally, the posthumous  2005 Page #102  
f 1947. Subsequent Majesticrelated activities are described in the "SOM1-01 2005 Page #128  
ned enemy equipment and that these activities evolved into Project MOON DUS 2005 Page #142  
1960 it became the 1127 USAF Field Activities Group; this became the 7602 F 2005 Page #142  
 Group; this became the 7602 Field Activities Group; and today it exists as 2005 Page #142  
s telJ me that not only were their activities at work monitored , but chat  2005 Page #167  
ored , but chat their leisure-time activities and their conversations with  2005 Page #167  
int projects engaged in classified activities concerning extraterrestrial t 2006 Page #16  
orms. Chief among these classified activities is overseeing the location, r 2006 Page #16  
ed by his Army superiors. His FOIA activities led to punishments such as ce 2006 Page #17  
ired to disclose the nature of his activities without making unauthorized d 2006 Page #17  
 number of personnel aware of such activities; and exerting maximum pressur 2006 Page #23  
ntion of an individual's training, activities, awards or clearances that ar 2006 Page #24  
 to changes in tax law, investment activities and social welfare programs.  2006 Page #60  
I, in time resulting in treasonous activities. At the same time, business w 2006 Page #64  
overnment/military crash-retrieval activities. In this presentation I exami 2006 Page #72  
t Sergeant from the 1129th Special Activities Squadron systematically cover 2006 Page #75  
tor of the CIA's Office of Special Activities, stated that, "all traces of  2006 Page #76  
 and the short duration of cleanup activities. TAGBOARD (Article 501) 73    2006 Page #76  
g moment came early in the cleanup activities when the drone's destruct pac 2006 Page #79  
ng, crash investigation, and other activities surrounding the incident were 2006 Page #82  
o confiscated Hoyt's film. Cleanup activities continued for several weeks.  2006 Page #83  
to the day after the controversial activities on the Berwyn Mountains. The  2006 Page #133  
 are interested in either of these activities, or would simply like to rece 2006 Page #193  
e me suspect that the Foundation's activities and phone lines are not as pr 2006 Page #205  
 device for hiding its UFO-related activities. l thjnk this makes a great d 2007 Page #12  
ally controversial or eve~ illegal activities." · · ■ New regulation· now m 2007 Page #53  
osed Studies on the Peaceful Space Activities for Human Affairs." 1t was au 2007 Page #76  
osed Studies on the Peaceful Space Activities for Human Affairs," or any re 2007 Page #76  
 to be. MW: \Xlere you into social activities or sports? GM: l was crap at  2007 Page #79  
ely absorbed into che 1127th Field Activities Group at Fore Beh·oir in 1960 2007 Page #133  
ClA; hence the surveillance of the activities of the Hollywood actress . Bu 2007 Page #136  
Moon Dust and its still-mysterious activities. Today, Moon Dust no longer e 2007 Page #144  
ersonnel listened in on the rescue activities from across the Texas border. 2007 Page #186  
Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration  2008 Page #36  
stance and shall conduct all their activities in outer space, including the 2008 Page #36  
Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration  2008 Page #39  
if they recall seemingly unrelated activities on the date in question, the  2008 Page #58  
 the 1940s to help shield military activities. RAF Butley was renamed RAF B 2008 Page #71  
onitor the Soviet Union's military activities in the Cold War? What were UK 2008 Page #74  
ng the undersigned , witnessed the activities ... " Signed Charles I. Halt, 2008 Page #94  
oncerned with duplication of field activities, could each one of them be ru 2008 Page #110  
onsibility for coordinating covert activities within the DoD. Slide 42 show 2008 Page #111  
r Nazi propaganda and intelligence activities was the Hamburg-Amerika shipp 2008 Page #127  
ly tried to conceal their business activities from government investigators 2008 Page #129  
he star alignments for the mission activities and launches did not happen b 2008 Page #135  
 pattern on a day-to-day , mission activities level, which is even more imp 2008 Page #135  
es, a case officer who oversaw the activities of the anti-Castro Cubans wit 2009 Page #34  
y 's efforts to gain access to the activities of a highly classified projec 2009 Page #35  
's Efforts to Gain Access to MJ-12 Activities The existence of a Top Secret 2009 Page #35  
 to find out more about its covert activities and reestablish Presidential  2009 Page #37  
ennedy wanted to learn about MJ-12 activities and the relationship with psy 2009 Page #37  
lligence and psychological warfare activities under direct Executive contro 2009 Page #37  
for Cold War psychological warfare activities.11 Its responsibilities were  2009 Page #37  
gain control over all intelligence activities related to psychological warf 2009 Page #38  
 (NSM) concerning a review ofMJ-12 activities that Kennedy had learned invo 2009 Page #38  
ter gives an overview of the MJ-12 activities with regard to psychological  2009 Page #38  
ities with regard to psychological activities. It describes UFOs as part of 2009 Page #38  
he more sensitive aspects of MJ-12 activities ." If genuine, Dulles' letter 2009 Page #38  
quest for a brief summary of MJ-12 activities. Allen Dulles and the Burned  2009 Page #38  
al warfare programs and the covert activities of MJ-12. Up until his resign 2009 Page #38  
r struggle with Kennedy over MJ-12 activities and its control of classified 2009 Page #38  
 made some inquiries regarding our activities which we cannot allow. Please 2009 Page #39  
 and evaluate duplication of field activities in light of the current situa 2009 Page #39  
porate MJ-12 psychological warfare activities under the direct control of h 2009 Page #40  
to the U.S. in June 1962, Oswald's activities were closely monitored by CIA 2009 Page #44  
 visitors monitoring the retrieval activities noted with much pleasure the  2009 Page #53  
e .He will also describe transport activities in and out of the Rendlesham  2009 Page #77  

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me the constant component of human activity and require a serious global st 2003 Page #19  
 night, and they witnessed various activity around that small farm communit 2003 Page #55  
ls who returned to the scene. This activity was also confirmed in the Pitts 2003 Page #66  
hat evening. While he saw a lot of activity that night, the event that stuc 2003 Page #67  
rous other people reported various activity, including a military presence. 2003 Page #70  
e area. Bill was curious about the activity taking place and he wanted to s 2003 Page #70  
many other people reported various activity on that night. When the group f 2003 Page #70  
on the efficiency of the catalytic activity of the bismuth interlayer. In t 2003 Page #115  
rious eyes away from the center of activity while, as one DIA man put it, " 2003 Page #148  
pment and testing and intelligence activity. The area is also rich in myth, 2004 Page #48  
th, legend, and alleged paranormal activity. This has been the briefest of  2004 Page #48  
eported to the USAF details of UFO activity in the tri-state area of Southe 2004 Page #108  
dn't they be noticing the recovery activity? Here's exactly one example cas 2004 Page #117  
t one time we had so much military activity that one could have described s 2004 Page #130  
y with highly credible UFO related activity — is the existence of a blue ri 2004 Page #242  
hin a classified compartmentalized activity in the early sixties appropriat 2004 Page #253  
)" ■ " ••• ample evidence of alien activity on the Moon. 122 photos ... " A 2005 Page #9  
hat he thought was used for covert activity beyond its original agricultura 2005 Page #65  
 secret information concerning UFO activity involving the US military has b 2005 Page #79  
rs, and independent reports of UFO activity over :Maine, it was hardly egoi 2005 Page #96  
eported to the USAF details of UFO activity 136                             2005 Page #138  
e know about Project MOON DUST, an activity that updated UFO recovery intel 2005 Page #141  
ually disbanded because of lack of activity; Project MOON DUST and Operatio 2005 Page #142  
ded out due, allegedly, to lack of activity. Some may not be comforted to h 2005 Page #142  
. Some may wonder how the "lack of activity" comports with approxjmatel y 1 2005 Page #142  
e of MOON DUST led co renaming the activity, though its functions must cert 2005 Page #143  
re a primitive society whose major activity is clearly tribal warfare? Answ 2006 Page #5  
hat are dispatched to areas of UFO activity, including with operations. Pro 2006 Page #26  
9, there is virtually no UFO story activity except around this august 19-21 2006 Page #46  
) regarding extant claims of alien activity. Rather, it was an attempt to d 2006 Page #51  
 would increase, along with cultic activity and new religions. The media, l 2006 Page #61  
ounder. All non-essential business activity would stop; most workers would  2006 Page #63  
rt much greater control over media activity. Public A key risk in this scen 2006 Page #64  
urn to survivalism or paramilitary activity. If overt war broke o, much of  2006 Page #64  
urn to survivalism or paramilitary activity. Public hopelessness and demora 2006 Page #65  
o meteor and not any meteor shower activity anywhere near that area on Sept 2006 Page #97  
 during this amazing period of UFO activity. 97                             2006 Page #100  
out the area were due to meteorite activity seen — coincidentally - at the  2006 Page #121  
great deal of "ground and aircraft activity" in the area. Extraordinary eve 2006 Page #122  
as or major roads. Recon showed no activity, and radio contact between the  2006 Page #135  
ed any troop movements or aircraft activity that would suggest the Russians 2006 Page #164  
n something big to cause this much activity by the Continental Air Command. 2006 Page #164  
 questions is an essentially human activity. Annoying at times, but essenti 2006 Page #182  
 is negligible. No other major UFO activity was reported during the time or 2006 Page #189  
es with education level and social activity. This contradicts the popular i 2006 Page #198  
y likely that a great dea.l of UFO activity was taking place during \Xlorld 2007 Page #17  
Enquirer. Here's a story about UFO activity over :Minuteman missile silos a 2007 Page #25  
tool to hide the full scope of UFO activity. 19                             2007 Page #25  
ivated to do this sort of computer activity that you did ... and co hear fr 2007 Page #91  
between extraterrestrial and human activity. In many of the incidences, peo 2007 Page #130  
home to a great deal of paranormal activity. Contributing to a strong feeli 2007 Page #192  
 about unusual military helicopter activity. Henry Harnden, Andy Harnden an 2008 Page #52  
dshaw -Witness to Unusual Military Activity On June 22, 1987, I interviewed 2008 Page #55  
ocument the persistent and unusual activity. Col. Halt gave John Burroughs  2008 Page #84  
en curious or even alarmed by such activity (and rightly so, for the Russia 2008 Page #114  
 "I have been associated with this activity for almost 30 years and probabl 2008 Page #134  
rld Global Strangeness ■ Extensive activity in Europe, especially Spain ■ M 2008 Page #159  
ruder Alert ■ Perhaps unparalleled activity in U.S. ■ Animal mutilations ■  2008 Page #160  
mple and self-evident thing. As an activity, it is the pursuit of a certain 2009 Page #15  
ing importance of UFO intelligence activity, the actor or agency, of the "r 2009 Page #15  
 type of organization and a unique activity. Dr. Vannevar Bush's Modem Arms 2009 Page #24  
tch was left open to monitor their activity and disappeared inside the craf 2009 Page #53  
become a veritable hotbed of alien activity specifically when, in the mid-t 2009 Page #54  
the East Gate. I do know there was activity in the woods all three days. I  2009 Page #79  
io. They were well aware there was activity going on in the woods. To me, w 2009 Page #79  
put policies in place to curb this activity, there were still untold number 2009 Page #177  

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e weather fronts? And why did thjs activjty seem to attract the appearance  2005 Page #88  

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rhers to believe in these sorts of activties. "Paul was really interested i 2003 Page #144  

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 was made a couple weeks before by actor Nicholas Cage. In that claim Shirl 2003 Page #197  
h first person accounts, including actor Jackie Gleason who reported to clo 2004 Page #147  
nts and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) Actor Nicholas Cage had been on the Davi 2004 Page #188  
ohn Burrowihs On October 14, 1988, actor Mike Farrell hosted UFO Cover-Up:  2008 Page #84  
 of UFO intelligence activity, the actor or agency, of the "resultant knowl 2009 Page #15  

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ear that flying discs were passive actors in 1947. Between May 9 and July 3 2004 Page #66  
neurs in search of joint ventures, actors looking for stage sets, heavy met 2009 Page #138  

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a comment made by Carter's friend, actress Shirley MacLaine, when she appea 2004 Page #187  
of the activities of the Hollywood actress . But the CIA had another reason 2007 Page #136  
ust 19 that, in Hoover's e~es, the actress commjrr.ed the ulcimate sin-of-a 2007 Page #137  

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orance c To cover unconstitutional acts c To develop the technical applicat 2003 Page #188  
ecrecy has been illegal, unethical acts to ensure silence (a “Cosmic Waterg 2003 Page #188  
ere a response to, offensive overt acts initiated by flying discs themselve 2004 Page #62  
 cover illegal or unconstitutional acts • Now, to maintain the status quo S 2004 Page #122  
 STUDY OF INTENTIONS i AND HOSTILE ACTS ■ Reconnaissance ■ Advanced propuls 2005 Page #9  
as begun co shed light on official acts performed in our name. To explore t 2005 Page #143  
nt would lead to more desperation, acts of looting and theft, rising street 2006 Page #65  
rms of the Freedom of Inforn1ation Acts of both the United States of Americ 2008 Page #23  
 expect to see. The Public Records Acts Before the UK's Freedom of Informat 2008 Page #61  
 force in 2005, the Public Records Acts set down the rules on access to gov 2008 Page #61  
s. The best-known feature of these acts was the so-called 30 Year Rule, whi 2008 Page #61  
PIONAGE LAWS AND NATIONAL SECUIRTY ACTS AS AMENDED. COPY 01 OF 02 TS CONTRO 2009 Page #26  

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ly dissipated. I am unaware of any actual reports of flame or fire at the l 2003 Page #53  
r been any confirmed reports of an actual fire at the scene. 54             2003 Page #58  
elped to drive attention away from actual sightings of experimental or clas 2003 Page #141  
ng to wonder this. Slide 29 is the actual content of one of the Manual page 2003 Page #176  
l. He told me directly that it was actual footage of the UFOs, etc. on the  2004 Page #50  
eared to confound or confuse their actual memories with purely implanted on 2004 Page #51  
 P. Could you tell from the specs, actual measurements, or how far undergro 2004 Page #53  
s seen intact on the ground in the actual photograph," seen by former milit 2004 Page #73  
hat Smith had told him: During the actual operation of this, when Mr. Smith 2004 Page #94  
empts of denial and ignorance — is actual control of the press." (underline 2004 Page #125  
 a fraud, which is not to say that actual autopsy film of alien beings migh 2004 Page #137  
994, giving a misimpression of the actual contents of that FBI telegram. Is 2004 Page #142  
fact involves whether there was an actual crash on the ground that left a g 2004 Page #143  
n, and sickened by the belief that actual, deformed human bodies had been u 2004 Page #145  
Gen. Ramey ostensibly swapping the actual Roswell crash debris with some "j 2004 Page #226  
s, as reported by witnesses of the actual crash debris? Bond looked for str 2004 Page #226  
 dealers, restoration manuals, and actual surviving vehicles in the hands o 2004 Page #232  
connect between official trutb and actual truth is substantial. Year after  2005 Page #76  
"runways" that are nor used by any actual aircraft, with cliamond shape ope 2005 Page #83  
s previousl y intended ." What the actual reason for this change, it insure 2005 Page #97  
 low-security inv~stigation of the actual UFO topic, so CI files or highly  2005 Page #124  
n 1947 -and not only that, but the actual autopsy of two of the dead aliens 2005 Page #145  
 In adrution to these systems, the actual material structure of the spacecr 2005 Page #162  
ancies when trying to recreate the actual scenario of events. 164           2005 Page #166  
ds and mostly human testimony, the actual events around these early crashes 2005 Page #167  
ned from both crash retrievals and actual "Hand-me-downs ." The government  2005 Page #174  
es over his FOIA requests, and the actual documentation on Project Moon Dus 2006 Page #17  
here it stops short of getting the actual clearance and being fully briefed 2006 Page #20  
 Stone's reference to getting the "actual clearance and being fully briefed 2006 Page #20  
c communication with EBEs, and his actual service in that capacity was not  2006 Page #21  
ocket booster (Unit 1) that had no actual propellant. These flights allowed 2006 Page #78  
audience, who thought it to be the actual likeness of what the witnesses sa 2006 Page #91  
a "Duration: 5-6 seconds" with an "Actual Velocity: 27 miles per second." T 2006 Page #96  
 its "landing near Flatwoods." The actual velocity of the meteor was said t 2006 Page #96  
o launch the recovery team but the actual launching was held up for the arr 2006 Page #135  
y in the truck looking out. In the actual photograph, you could barely make 2006 Page #158  
ely, Doug was not referring to the actual object that plunged into the murk 2006 Page #180  
attempt some sort of hoax. But, in actual fact, virtually everyone caught u 2006 Page #192  
ion No, th.is is not a photo of an actual UFO crash site. (Or, perhaps it i 2007 Page #7  
t also reminds the reader that the actual subject of UFOs is silly-by-assoc 2007 Page #67  
peared in some upscale ads, but no actual insider knowledge has ever been a 2007 Page #76  
 deal with anything to do with the actual charges. I am not even allowed to 2007 Page #91  
nt aircraft looked like. Since the actual aircraft and official USAF photos 2007 Page #94  
UAP) reported is a fraction of the actual incidents occurring around the gl 2007 Page #121  
 1976; Tabe, Chile, 1993) in which actual metallic fragments \\ ere retrie\ 2007 Page #193  
restrict this paper to cases where actual metallic fragments were retrieved 2007 Page #201  
.. He told me directly that it was actual footage of the UFOs on the ground 2008 Page #88  
 results of the expedition and the actual nature of the alleged alien devic 2008 Page #102  
 industry and, therefore , without actual declassification of 1982 essentia 2009 Page #10  
al defense unless they perceive an actual danger to the United States. A da 2009 Page #21  
ties have assured themselves of an actual threat situation is in progress.  2009 Page #25  
 The FBI, based on true cases with actual back channel access. The real FBI 2009 Page #32  
.. He told me directly that it was actual footage of the UFOs on the ground 2009 Page #60  
hat the coloring was a part of the actual craft fabric. It made no sense. I 2009 Page #64  
Germany and I believe that was the actual tape of the radio traffic that ni 2009 Page #78  

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irst awareness that I had of it is actually a picture that my father had an 2003 Page #35  
 - The Alien Photo "Well, it never actually left me, that picture haunted m 2003 Page #35  
rrowed to about five square miles, actually areas adjacent to roads at the  2003 Page #36  
6:22 pm to 6:58 pm in Houck Woods (actually Louis Houck who lived in the co 2003 Page #37  
 gather personal material that had actually been worn and I still have grea 2003 Page #48  
ss accounts are even close to what actually took place, then questions rema 2003 Page #65  
ave stated that military personnel actually aimed rifles at them in an effo 2003 Page #66  
red that the propulsion system had actually fused together the many interio 2003 Page #100  
guishable from 'normal' Aluminum. "Actually this is precisely the same init 2003 Page #103  
 was the first time the aliens had actually become proactive. But there was 2003 Page #142  
ing, most missed his point. He was actually admitting to this and explainin 2003 Page #147  
nnocently interested in UFOs while actually trying to gather as much inform 2003 Page #148  
ties were in effect, Excalibur was actually the code name of a Dr. Edward T 2003 Page #149  
f "Where is the document control?" Actually, as Don and I were making copie 2003 Page #181  
essed by a known false statement?" Actually, most people were aware of our  2003 Page #183  
ey didn't want to touch the topic. Actually, there is evidence that this fa 2003 Page #183  
tory mentions dead aliens there is actually some evidence to indicate that  2003 Page #192  
 in the Kecksburg recovery and may actually have been directing the proper  2003 Page #194  
o indicate Carter was told and may actually have been told about the crashe 2003 Page #196  
r of these photographs. There were actually close up photos of different pe 2003 Page #197  
 perspectives of the vehicle. They actually had insignia on the side of the 2003 Page #197  
r Force guards at the door. When I actually saw these photographs in the fi 2003 Page #197  
is funeral. The Reagan White House actually had people hired to keep Reagan 2003 Page #198  
6 other people. The story of ET is actually the fictionalized version of th 2003 Page #198  
emarks out lest people thing there actually was an alien invasion. Powell s 2003 Page #199  
ccurred in Bolivia in 1978, and is actually supported by an intriguing body 2004 Page #7  
E ARE SENDING BACK SOME DOCTORS TO ACTUALLY EVALUATE THE WOMAN DAMAGE AND T 2004 Page #24  
nd might ask if the Canadian study actually took place and if so, did they  2004 Page #30  
 them as a cohesive update on what actually happened in those woods that ni 2004 Page #46  
dge UFO Incident those tanks would actually virtually lift out and undernea 2004 Page #52  
 Alamogordo, New Mexico." But what actually happened during that May 15, 19 2004 Page #64  
le, according to Rep. Kissner, was actually a SECRET surface-to-air rocket  2004 Page #68  
finally said to the family — 'That actually did happen. I was one of the po 2004 Page #72  
 does the United States government actually know about entities and technol 2004 Page #75  
alloon theory to cover up what had actually been found. Later in the second 2004 Page #85  
riends and Truman and his wife had actually visited the Rameys on more than 2004 Page #85  
 Truman was the first president to actually have to publicly deal with the  2004 Page #85  
arch. The biggest untold story was actually leaked by the government itself 2004 Page #87  
t had been gathered that they were actually anticipating the U.S. governmen 2004 Page #90  
DI: Unidentified things, or did he actually use the word flying saucers? Ja 2004 Page #93  
m the States? James: Yes. SDI: You actually saw some of these pieces as wel 2004 Page #93  
ly how much of it he and Smith had actually handled," he paused for a long  2004 Page #94  
him to analyze of hardware that is actually metal that they had found. Acco 2004 Page #94  
high-ranking geophysicists who had actually seen the downed craft and occup 2004 Page #97  
rganizer of Project Magnet, Newton actually saw the bodies himself. The imp 2004 Page #97  
photographic evidence. In fact, he actually testified to the committee, sta 2004 Page #104  
ue to the astonishing fact that he actually memorized the entire dictionary 2004 Page #106  
mmon man understand this to be so? Actually, the opposite is so. Neither th 2004 Page #121  
cover-up of disposal of nerve gas (actually, at the end of the old Denver S 2004 Page #125  
e L.A. "air raid" crashes of 1942. Actually, the present Chairman of the Fu 2004 Page #127  
swer to the issues he raises would actually require access to some early ro 2004 Page #127  
 assumes that the UFOs are heavy — actually, there is evidence that some of 2004 Page #129  
e I hadn't studied the topic much. Actually, I think he was low. His own da 2004 Page #129  
cause they thought the writing was actually in one of those languages, but  2004 Page #135  
esident's remarks right there. But actually Clinton continued his remark by 2004 Page #140  
d he was never told what the stuff actually was, and he never saw it. But i 2004 Page #142  
ashes. The fact that Dr. Sarbacher actually did write that letter was confi 2004 Page #147  
nto going to the moon. Kennedy was actually not very interested in outer sp 2004 Page #177  
there were UFOs, but that they had actually interacted with the aliens on m 2004 Page #178  
 reliable source I know that Nixon actually showed some visitors pictures o 2004 Page #181  
ll report on the UFO phenomena. It actually had diagrams of all the differe 2004 Page #187  
Q clearance, and being the guy who actually declassified the documents, he  2004 Page #191  
vernment had a live alien that had actually written a book called the Yello 2004 Page #195  
e alien. This military officer had actually lived with a live alicn capture 2004 Page #195  
ontinental Divide, New Mexico) had actually been built in 1946, but were op 2004 Page #220  
who he says showed it to him — has actually seen the diary. Pflock claims t 2004 Page #221  
re be any way Andrew's model could actually tell us what type of lens had b 2004 Page #233  
 throughout the document. Some are actually short paragraphs with distinct  2004 Page #245  
ere is a long handwritten section, actually three paragraphs, signed by "Be 2004 Page #246  
ous Strategic Air Command General. Actually, his son "lawyered up" after so 2004 Page #247  
conference that fighter planes had actually chased several unidentified fly 2005 Page #35  
ch Station, for God's sake! That's actually the beginning of a satellite up 2005 Page #66  
mething is going on out here. I've actually interviewed a person in a littl 2005 Page #68  
s to the Air Force. The survey was actually a manuscript detailing his theo 2005 Page #95  
f Atmospheric Physics. Gardner had actually written co Moise on March 21, 1 2005 Page #97  
 know conclusively whether the two actually met, and possibly talked that d 2005 Page #99  
dered: ''Whether the Air Force had actually such problems in mind, l cannot 2005 Page #100  
e to the astonishj ng fact that he actually memorized the entire ilictionar 2005 Page #138  
e 1 hadn't studied the topic much. Actually, I think he was low. His own da 2005 Page #140  
 outside of Santilli's company who actually handled the 16mm film and saw t 2005 Page #148  
 often possible to do this without actually having a sample of the system.  2005 Page #162  
ined to experience antigravity. He actually met several times with an ET th 2005 Page #170  
 a little booklet that he carried, actually a little thick booklet, a loose 2006 Page #19  
years. A number of these sightings actually occurred over and near my cousi 2006 Page #89  
eaching the story of this incident actually was. I was also puzzled because 2006 Page #91  
 laughed at it, while others would actually get nervous and agitated with m 2006 Page #92  
 involved in the incident, who had actually seen the monster, Mrs. Kathleen 2006 Page #93  
iewed Freddie several times and he actually took me to the farm where the m 2006 Page #93  
een referred to as a "monster" was actually a metal shelled body that was m 2006 Page #93  
hat acted as a probe. The body was actually a metal shell that was aluminum 2006 Page #93  
e a head that was red in color was actually an inner helmet that was enclos 2006 Page #94  
 The so-called arms and claws were actually antennae protruding from the pl 2006 Page #94  
the bottom of the lower torso were actually thick metal pipes. These vertic 2006 Page #94  
o hover. The aluminum colored body actually reflected the green color of th 2006 Page #94  
t reports. I discovered there were actually several other reports of UFOs a 2006 Page #95  
ens. The eastern United States was actually besieged by overwhelming number 2006 Page #95  
e West Virginia monster so called. Actually the object was the well-known W 2006 Page #96  
 seen by Mrs. May and the boys was actually a meteor." The Air Force gave a 2006 Page #96  
was said to be a single meteor was actually one of several questionable obj 2006 Page #97  
e that the "FLAME OVER WASHINGTON" actually flew over the Capitol on a west 2006 Page #97  
ll, I realized these three objects actually fanned out across the United St 2006 Page #97  
ctory toward Tennessee. The object actually flew more than 100 miles throug 2006 Page #97  
ching this area, this fiery object actually crash-landed then lifted off th 2006 Page #97  
and took off shortly after and one actually went down then lifted off on fo 2006 Page #98  
 "The Braxton Democrat" newspaper, actually spoke with the witnesses involv 2006 Page #98  
l-smelling fire-breathing monster" actually set up the incident to be turne 2006 Page #99  
at the United States Air Force had actually issued orders to their pilots t 2006 Page #99  
by the potential threat of aliens. Actually, according to historians, two p 2006 Page #102  
s supposed to have taken place, we actually went there. We drove up there,  2006 Page #125  
y it didn't hit him, so we weren't actually sure where it had hit. But in t 2006 Page #129  
ctronics feedback, but people were actually visually seeing things. NORAD " 2006 Page #146  
ut this was the first time that we actually picked them up on radar. They w 2006 Page #146  
hen the signal comes back, you can actually hear the target. It's a little  2006 Page #147  
that if they wanted to, they could actually bend the light that was around  2006 Page #153  
ut he ran the portion where he had actually helped to design the circuits a 2006 Page #154  
ts to him (casting shadows). So, I actually had to have this (alien creatur 2006 Page #158  
 how things would be handled if we actually were to have contact with a UFO 2006 Page #202  
 from the myth. The American merua actually behave much more like an extens 2007 Page #8  
ions . To understand how the merua actually work today, we need to rake a c 2007 Page #8  
ve been kept from learning what is actually happenin g, they can then be mi 2007 Page #15  
orsrup planrung for World \Xfar JI actually began in 1935, some six years b 2007 Page #16  
eceiving the public about what was actually taking place. 15                2007 Page #21  
lishing some fact or idea you were actually in search of. lnvestigations ca 2007 Page #59  
 take security seriously we didn't actually have any threats, but we did ha 2007 Page #83  
e interested resurfaced ..... Well actually 1 remember there was a chap l m 2007 Page #84  
 or somethjng because somebody was actually awake and in the office at the  2007 Page #86  
ote control software wruch doesn't actually inrubit the machines ability to 2007 Page #88  
te control software, but I haven't actually damaged their data in any way b 2007 Page #88  
n a breach of security. GM: Weil I actually left it open in their WordPad ( 2007 Page #89  
? So is it a fine or 60 years? GM: Actually 1 think its both. M\Xf: So vou' 2007 Page #92  
Waco Texas). Indeed, "FLlTAFF" was actually painted on a hangar at James Co 2007 Page #99  
uses. The O.1.C. permitted Jack to actually kick the tires of the smaller 4 2007 Page #100  
re. But you could see the fire was actually growing to a pretty good size,  2007 Page #122  
 that were old enough to remember, actually only two, Tammy and Teresa, Lea 2007 Page #123  
re the town in located, if you are actually walking through the little town 2007 Page #123  
is the possibility that aliens are actually behind the giant cover-up, fear 2007 Page #127  
hoax. But I've double-checked . He actually is with the 4602nd." "Sounds qu 2007 Page #133  
g." I said. "It could mean they've actually got their hands on some flying  2007 Page #133  
s Like real thin and sharp. It was actually more like looking at a football 2007 Page #167  
dren were outside playing, so they actually saw it before we cLid because w 2007 Page #167  
n by Friend, that Hynek and Friend actually went into the area to conduct t 2008 Page #11  
unidentified category. They didn't actually have an explanation, yet they h 2008 Page #16  
1990s: namely that the aliens were actually nothing of the sort. Rather, th 2008 Page #35  
 Tuffy got into the area first and actually saw the object. In one version  2008 Page #54  
re are what? A thousand a minute? (Actually there are I 00 lightning strike 2008 Page #77  
ything seemed slower than you were actually doing." Strangely, John Burroug 2008 Page #81  
ily in the minds of those who were actually there. Perhaps I ike human time 2008 Page #96  
d occasional grammar errors, would actually be a very nice contribution to  2008 Page #107  
che.:.r presenc e not be revealed. Actually, we do not believe it necessary 2008 Page #113  
 international organization it has actually contributed to the dangers wnic 2008 Page #117  
William Moore claimed that Twining actually made a two-day trip to New Mexi 2008 Page #132  
gly refutable . This discussion is actually presented in the proceedings of 2009 Page #7  
                                   actually notes made by Government employ 2009 Page #8  
ilable elements of fire and water (actually a mixture mainly of unslaked li 2009 Page #20  
emember, however, that secrecy was actually of greater advantage to us when 2009 Page #20  
rial technology , I do not mean to actually throw open our laboratories to  2009 Page #21  
in Russia as in the United States. Actually , more money is necessary but n 2009 Page #21  
his latter argument is less valid. Actually , the Russian leadership seems  2009 Page #21  
ry substance spewed by his saucers actually killed his dog and injured his  2009 Page #31  
g into office on January 20, 1961, actually imperiled the existence of the  2009 Page #39  
2, Bethurum was out in the desert, actually quite near to the town of Kingm 2009 Page #54  
st us in better understanding what actually took place during those last da 2009 Page #140  

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Methodology • 2001 Social Security Actuarial Tables — probability of death  2004 Page #199  

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closer look at how news censorship actuaUy works. 1t is important to rememb 2007 Page #15  

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s, where he died on February 16 of acute respiratory deficiency, septicemia 2005 Page #33  
es away from an identical siege of acute onset respiratory illness. Thus be 2006 Page #110  
thful adults, all expiring from an acute respiratory distress syndrome. Tem 2006 Page #110  
. The cause of death was listed as Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome of u 2006 Page #110  

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riminal invcstignti\'e agencies 10 acuvdy scd information conccminj! thrc.1 2007 Page #175  

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 ineerview soldia-s. Thm had kl be acx:ortlJaniod by ollca-s and ,ut,jec1ed 2009 Page #151  

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vl *quarc and lhe material *a* »pn ad i-n thi ground. but there wa* tin or  2003 Page #132  
s area. Although he uses some near ad hominem inferences (alluding to "retr 2004 Page #127  
ments Other Ministries GAU Seventh Ad)nQatratiort Other Enterpr Deputy Chk, 2004 Page #155  
ilitary personnel for a variety of ad hoc duties that are overseen by a cov 2006 Page #15  
to MJ-12 classified projects on an ad hoc basis due to their skills, who th 2006 Page #16  
-12 Group projects are given on an ad hoc temporary basis, unless the indiv 2006 Page #24  
OM1-01 were likely a result of the ad hoc manner that those familiar with c 2006 Page #24  
g of human resistance, military or ad hoc, has chance of success based on b 2006 Page #55  
eporter, Editor Earthfiles.com WOR,AD was talking back and forth to us and  2006 Page #139  
F MANUSCRIPT ■ Vernon Bowen was an ad man, NYC ■ He went to public library  2007 Page #43  
l coaxing to mount an alienrelated ad campaign. Such companies and individu 2007 Page #59  
iwano, Starfruit and Rambutan. The ad, dually sponsored by the Safeway Supe 2007 Page #60  
c interest in the subject. Another ad is accompanied by what seems to be a  2007 Page #60  
les-beings either. ln a 1999 trade ad from Gene Therap) Systems, green alie 2007 Page #62  
tech corporatio n ASML In a ·1 998 ad in Electronic Ne111s, a large pair of 2007 Page #62  
In their 1985 ll~all Street JomwJ/ ad, a poinry-headed alien has disembarke 2007 Page #62  
ar is appropriat e cause for a new ad campaign. The line's loveable additio 2007 Page #64  
llow cocktail through a straw. The ad is laid out as a two-page spread and  2007 Page #64  
 I don't know if the idea for this ad campaign originated within Suntory or 2007 Page #65  
t the bar later this evenjng? This ad had fairly wide placement. This one a 2007 Page #65  
rettes they must have been. In the ad, set in front of the Capitol Builrung 2007 Page #65  
iation on their wonderful, ongoing ad series, a 1950s clad spaceman bravely 2007 Page #66  
h for the "universal meow." ln the ad a cat looks on as a huge, Close Encou 2007 Page #66  
defer to the dog in this wonderful ad from Friskies. \XlhjJe difficult to s 2007 Page #67  
k Times repeatedly ran a small box ad encouraging newsstand readers to subs 2007 Page #67  
er I estimated that the dimjnutive ad ran between fifty and one hundred tim 2007 Page #67  
 and monthly magazines carried the ad. In 1994 the Global Link Corporacion  2007 Page #68  
ln doino-so, the Capital l'vf etro ad team composed a clever ad, but one th 2007 Page #69  
'vf etro ad team composed a clever ad, but one that embraced a major negati 2007 Page #69  
orporatio n placed an alien-themed ad in a 2000 issue of the Elerlro11ic E1 2007 Page #69  
rman tech corporation ]NFlCON. The ad promoted their Sensor Integration and 2007 Page #69  
tions and business networking. The ad appeared in Time, Ne111s111eek, U.S.  2007 Page #70  
RJNG "Don't miss the shot," a 1989 ad from General Electric and Sanyo, admo 2007 Page #71  
itting in a drawer for a year. The ad appeared in Pop11/ar Science magazine 2007 Page #71  
e clearly." In a trade publication ad from the 1990s Cubic Communication, I 2007 Page #71  
is year a similar abduction themed ad appeared in one of England's largest  2007 Page #71  
 But knowingly or unknowingly, the ad agency responsible choose an image lo 2007 Page #74  
m of light in 1975. A s such, this ad may have proved counter productive wi 2007 Page #74  
 on the UFO abduction theme was an ad placed by AT&T's cellular phone divis 2007 Page #74  
pendable beyond the ordinary." The ad saw wide distribution and appeared in 2007 Page #74  
COi\ifPANY'S EBES Extraterrestrial ad themes are prevalent throughout broad 2007 Page #75  
 the implication s of a classified/ad industry alliance and I continued to  2007 Page #76  
reference in a Dockers' television ad campaign. l cannot say that Mr. Haas  2007 Page #76  
ommercial and popular culture, the ad refers to EBEs as 'extraterrestrial b 2007 Page #76  
o be a tried-and-true focus for an ad campaign aimed at a broad ~egment ~f  2007 Page #76  
in yet another treatment of the ET ad theme. The government does not need t 2007 Page #77  
 need to intercede in the work the ad industry is im olved in, unless they  2007 Page #77  
nce Edward Islands incident citied Ad Hoc Panel Report on the Septel)l/;er  2007 Page #144  
 decided to test the suggestion by ad hoc trials under the guidance of a te 2009 Page #165  
 decided to test the suggestion by ad hoc trials under the guidance of a te 2009 Page #169  
=~~i,IPII m .6elli...-,_. mm1•..,. ad --.ilallle                            2009 Page #174  

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of transfection reagent." Even the ad's bullet points are little UFOs. Anot 2007 Page #62  

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prior preparation; otherwise, much ad-lib and misfire is unavoidable. - Gov 2006 Page #66  

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he U.S. Air .Force 111011/d 11ever ad111it that aircraft ever existed, 11ev 2007 Page #110  

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and axteat af aid, Mlftasy sad ooa—ada, w cV£ jCs g£w CM— tat ttoao —a—aaat 2003 Page #221  

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esponsibilities. Accession Number: ADA0J0043 Title: Kinland Air Force Base  2007 Page #163  

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                      - As the old adage goes, "there is nothing new under  2009 Page #156  

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he plane. They don't know you from Adam. And you expect to be recogruzed as 2007 Page #68  

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itutions of our society seem quite adamant about controlling the UFO topic  2005 Page #76  
for example, was James Prescott so adamant that the incident in which he wa 2006 Page #130  
 installations. Robert Bigelow was adamant that the cattle mutilations were 2006 Page #201  
titi~d. the U.S. Air Force remains adamant that: Of the very few that remai 2008 Page #24  
d ever been at WP AFB, but she was adamant she had taken dictation from him 2009 Page #93  

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stern USA 1 1 1 1 1 Researcher Mia Adams; see detailed interview VII, 17-26 2004 Page #111  
y Blann, Chuck & Vicki Oldham, Tom Adams III, 33; VI, 39-49 UFO recovered,  2004 Page #111  
e interview held by researcher Mia Adams with one of Einstein's assistants  2004 Page #119  

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Ray Palmer, Kenneth Arnold, George Adamski, Harold T. Wilkinson, Donald E.  2007 Page #48  
py-types that hung out with George Adamski. The encounters had begun -accor 2009 Page #54  

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cess itself, and how humanity must adapt and respond to the many implicatio 2006 Page #50  
nd help other sectors/stakeholders adapt. Since the NHI seems both familiar 2006 Page #60  

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eligious backlash, allowing social adaptation to occur at a non-disruptive  2006 Page #54  

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ject security procedures have been adapted to our modern security world • T 2004 Page #124  
chael Lindemann This text has been adapted by Michael Lindemann from a draf 2006 Page #48  
al report from which this paper is adapted. John L. Petersen kindly granted 2006 Page #49  
 different bird species are highly adapted to finding their own kind of foo 2006 Page #101  
iological Entities", or "EBEs", be adapted as the standard term of referenc 2007 Page #75  
 Eight years later, Astronauts was adapted into a movie titled First Spaces 2008 Page #102  

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otechnology; Computer Technolo gy; Adaptive Systems and Artificial; Life -A 2005 Page #162  
sting, consultation, education and adaptive response. Being would fit prior 2006 Page #54  

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mre& tri aalilka• namory•ams arm*. adaWao.A. Sai Wads SCA* lit4.4414 ear. w 2006 Page #32  

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vestigation. Ben P.S. I will be at ADC for awhile. Why don't you visit and  2004 Page #246  
estigation. Ben "P.S. I will be at ADC for awhile. Why don't you visit and  2007 Page #49  

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inter 1996. 20. Past In The Roses (add more to this? 21. Cape Girardeau Bio 2003 Page #39  
TYMOLOGY Four anachronisms seem to add authenticity to the SOM 1-01 □ “Firs 2003 Page #180  
ot in the Wedemeyer. Would a faker add a comma? • "Before going to" (blank) 2003 Page #206  
idge UFO Incident. It does however add to the body of case knowledge in sev 2004 Page #59  
 Patterson, and to see if he could add anything more to what he had told Wi 2004 Page #92  
umber of different sources. Let me add one that you won't have heard. Earli 2004 Page #191  
e told me a number of things which add to our understanding of MJ-12: • The 2004 Page #191  
t, and weave it into their tale to add an aura of authenticity? More grist  2004 Page #221  
HAS LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. (DR) THEY ADD LAND DRopsONDE CreWS (G) ABQ LAND ba 2004 Page #229  
d recovery crews (MN) A ****O says ADD LAND SCAVENGER CREWS Line 9 (M) TEMP 2004 Page #229  
, l suppose, is, "what will IV(!)' add to the mix?'' That 1s, while disclos 2005 Page #86  
, occurred in Malton in 1955, with add.itional test fLights tak.ing place a 2007 Page #111  
 been demonstrated time and again. Add the complication of the unidentified 2008 Page #13  
e espionage laws, being careful to add that those laws carried a penalty of 2008 Page #30  
od delete one comma lives not life add "be" to be devoid seems not seem col 2008 Page #116  
not ineradical ■ inten::ontenental add a "the" in last sentence let's not l 2008 Page #116  
ught us to the brink. And, I might add, in an exposed position, whereby Sov 2009 Page #18  
an leadership seems wise enough to add inducement to coercion.) This is one 2009 Page #21  
otocol. Things that went on do not add up. Things that went on afterwards d 2009 Page #78  
ngs that went on afterwards do not add up. We were in the largest tactical  2009 Page #78  
 not change over time. She did not add or recant any part of it. What she t 2009 Page #95  
 Bluffs Nonpareil also had this to add to the six main points: "Confirms Ne 2009 Page #161  

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June, 2003. "These interviews have added a great deal of new information, w 2003 Page #66  
at to electricity. Bismuth is also added to metal mixtures in superconducti 2003 Page #107  
ter from the South Carolina source added a few more comments about the laye 2003 Page #107  
nable 1 to 20 MHz radio signal was added, the Bi/Mg seemed to have a more e 2003 Page #111  
ns in the reaction products can be added to the list of very unusual proper 2003 Page #114  
box a Overseas shipment: same, but added moisturevaporproof, water-grease-p 2003 Page #175  
 I hope my presidential tales have added to your knowledge of what is going 2003 Page #202  
hat referenced the crash, and that added important data to what was already 2004 Page #8  
splayed no magnetic properties. He added that the piece was shiny and malle 2004 Page #30  
 sergeant, well, I didn't need the added aggravation. Remember, I was tryin 2004 Page #55  
struction impractical. Schiff also added, "At least this effort caused the  2004 Page #61  
 radar station north of Los Alamos added to the New Mexico State Historical 2004 Page #71  
ter to a Canadian researcher Smith added: No minister in his right mind is  2004 Page #88  
uth. The 1983 reference also gives added weight to the argument that Smith  2004 Page #97  
number of very interesting tidbits added authenticity to their accounts — N 2004 Page #216  
ies found at the scene, the source added: "I saw d1e creature [d1at] you're 2005 Page #40  
 his work at Wright-Patterson . He added ... 'Suddenly, the building nearby 2005 Page #42  
ink that meant much to her. l then added, "and because there could well be  2005 Page #86  
ich Museum. Another laboratory was added soon after for students. Trus stru 2005 Page #94  
ansferred and that he was under no added pressure to keep thjs secret other 2005 Page #148  
There are more reports that can be added to the list up to the present year 2005 Page #166  
e" of debris from the accident and added: "There is nothing left to indicat 2006 Page #80  
ll alive." In conclusion, Prescott added that this was "the only time I was 2006 Page #123  
 Pilots and Planes The MJ-12 panel added an Annex C, Paragraphs 2 to 3, in  2006 Page #140  
 of the fighting in Korea. But thy added that the airforce had increased it 2006 Page #169  
.._ __ ._ __ ,..,. ·---- UFOs were added to a list of phenomena pilots were 2007 Page #19  
pings sgl. ■ Red security markings added ■ Many annotations included ■ No c 2007 Page #43  
your actions merely appended to or added to the macrunes purpose, it ilidn' 2007 Page #88  
g in the sky, strange craft,' they added, chose were their exact words. I d 2007 Page #197  
 complete change of color. Poulain added in our interview that this anomaly 2007 Page #199  
ooked like a nuclear explosion but added quickly that it came from the wron 2008 Page #9  
s jet "had exploded ." The wingman added that there was no smoke or flame a 2008 Page #29  
 aircraft of special interest." He added one of the SEALS winked when he ta 2008 Page #44  
 others wore helmets. Sandra White added that about four months later she s 2008 Page #45  
lling meteor ve,y bright" and then added he believed he had seen "an object 2008 Page #47  
 were done with her statement, she added, "I knew they were in trouble." Th 2008 Page #50  
looking but found nothing. Then he added not long after he observed "some s 2008 Page #52  
run out of the area by troops." He added he spoke with one of the soldiers  2008 Page #52  
 Theory made no sense, and he also added anything that burned that visibly  2008 Page #54  
n 1956," author Hunt reported. She added that officers of the Joint Intelli 2008 Page #137  
' mouthpiece in Congress . Tarpley added, "Both he and Senator Joseph McCar 2008 Page #141  
y word for word, with the word UFO added. See text below for examples . Thi 2009 Page #11  
 The bold is words that need to be added to his book to become the words in 2009 Page #11  
own as the TS control number. This added consistency could argue favoring a 2009 Page #13  
 his work at Wright-Patterson . He added that: 'Suddenly, the building near 2009 Page #50  
re also tears of regret. She later added she was offered a position in the  2009 Page #93  
une quoting the New Zealand Herald added: Had the project been competed in  2009 Page #157  
Prof. Leech headed the project, he added.                                   2009 Page #160  
. The Syracuse Herald Journal also added: Snodgrass insisted in an intervie 2009 Page #161  
ific place on a limited scale, and added: "Instead of allowing rain clouds  2009 Page #162  

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                                   Addenda: Rivals A-Bomb? 1:-~ .. ,.::,.,. 2009 Page #180  

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the object that fell in Kecksburg. Addendum On October 21st, the SCI FI Cha 2003 Page #71  
2 -John Burroughs VIDEO Transcript addendum to be distributed at conference 2008 Page #89  
3 -John Burroughs VIDEO Transcript addendum to be distributed at conference 2008 Page #90  

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~«-rrt", on n limited scAI'. r1nil adder.: 1\r:1rc,n oUl?:\al,rl tnr .. :cm 2009 Page #183  

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f The International Journal of the Addictions listed 105 adverse reactions  2008 Page #141  

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to have handled the alien picture. Adding more weight to the truth side is  2003 Page #38  
t the nature of the fallen object, adding that local authorities for securi 2004 Page #8  
story for years," said Mrs. Oates, adding, "Nothing grew for years in that  2004 Page #29  
ry many times," recalled Stephens, adding he was almost 20 years old before 2004 Page #30  
take place in the Southwest. After adding up the implications of the testim 2004 Page #136  
replied that "it was no nonsense," adding that a lot was yet to be said abo 2005 Page #33  
nd hard enough to break the frame. Adding co the mystery, a large light was 2005 Page #65  
 his 74th birthday- yet not before adding immeasurabl y to what history mus 2005 Page #139  
disc had gone too," she explained, adding: "When I first came out of the ho 2006 Page #120  
t the nature of the fa!Jen object, adding that local authorities for securi 2007 Page #142  
he right side of the slide include adding a missing verb, correcting the ve 2008 Page #105  
be to win and hold that position." Adding to this puzzling statement are fa 2008 Page #134  
orney and Nazi hunter John Loftus, adding, "Such interrelationships were ve 2008 Page #141  

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 the research for this lecture. In addition to reviewing the history of the 2003 Page #41  
Courier to Wright Field, Ohio." In addition to the unfamiliar combination o 2003 Page #107  
t this now unclassified Manual. In addition (see Slide 5 1), facing the con 2003 Page #183  
it the equivalent of a control. In addition, most of the critics assume tha 2003 Page #185  
it off as some "swamp gas." And in addition there are other incidents that  2003 Page #195  
d direct from the USAF, states: In addition to their staff duty assignments 2004 Page #4  
he area where the UFO crashed." In addition, String-field's research led to 2004 Page #10  
o — or a few hundred years ago. In addition, Smith made the following, sign 2004 Page #15  
Ottawa on 11 June 1959: We have in addition to visual evidence a variety of 2004 Page #15  
d bodies — both dead and alive. In addition to the well known name Roswell, 2004 Page #69  
as a cover for the MJ-12 zroup. In addition, Brigadier-General Steven Lovek 2004 Page #177  
ssed it off as 'swamp gas.' And in addition there are other incidents that  2004 Page #177  
the government message on UFOs. In addition to his educational background E 2004 Page #181  
 and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) In addition to this document Doty offered L 2004 Page #194  
s and extraterrestrial bodies." in addition she was offered the now infamou 2004 Page #194  
 1956 book from the 1st to the 2nd addition • Chapter 18, p243.."Four years 2004 Page #205  
handwritten, this possibly a later addition. It seems the negatives may hav 2004 Page #235  
nt times prompting the handwritten addition to the envelope notes when the  2004 Page #235  
o. He died on December 4, 1960. 1n addition to the testimon y of Fritz \Xle 2005 Page #41  
 going off tO DRES buildings A new addition some distance from the DRES bui 2005 Page #57  
e U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater. In addition to having been the Republican P 2005 Page #79  
to protect other great secrets. ln addition to operatio nal duties (incluru 2005 Page #130  
 about the incident at Roswell. In addition, there is no Project Moon Dust  2005 Page #142  
m Personnel" dated 13 Nov 1961: In addition to their staff dury assignments 2005 Page #142  
nd scientists who are involved. In addition to local tests conducted in Was 2005 Page #157  
are extraterrestrial in origin. In addition to SOM-01 providing such inform 2006 Page #14  
ated to recover debris of UFOs. In addition, Stone's military service was c 2006 Page #17  
President of the United States. In addition, Stone claimed that he sometime 2006 Page #18  
oup project. 4. Training occurs in addition to the normal military duties p 2006 Page #24  
on showed 107 degrees that day. In addition, there were now two people (Gar 2006 Page #45  
being kept at Ft. Detrick, Md." In addition, in the Interplanetary Phenomen 2006 Page #104  
 literature has been fruitless. In addition, the hyphenated version of the  2006 Page #105  
 shape with some sort of hatch. In addition, those aboard the Diane claim t 2006 Page #190  
de range of topics of interest. In addition to these public gatherings, CON 2006 Page #193  
f quaLity stuffed animals, and the addition of a new teddy bear is appropri 2007 Page #64  
w ad campaign. The line's loveable addition is named Admiral Bird and he ar 2007 Page #64  
a in any way by doing so, it is an addition to the macrune not a damage to  2007 Page #88  
er-project code-named Blue Fly: In addition to their staff duty assignments 2007 Page #134  
a thunderous explosion in 1974. In addition, new information has surfaced a 2007 Page #184  
portholes , doors, or markings. In addition, no lights of any kind were app 2007 Page #187  
inimum traces of titanium (fi). In addition, Taylor confirms the previous a 2007 Page #197  
 too, can somehow be justified. In addition, the "alien abduction" and "ali 2008 Page #37  
29 Helicopters exhaust theory with addition, landing lights on, repeated an 2008 Page #49  
, albeit with some speculation. In addition, we will be examining a documen 2008 Page #104  
 were in German and not typed). In addition, they provided 14 typed documen 2008 Page #106  
d. Who speaks for planet Earth? In addition, it's long, was written for bot 2008 Page #107  
ns in the USA. ln fact, Dulles, in addition to providing legal services to  2008 Page #127  
tary of the Treasury Donald Regan. Addition ally, he named Bush's campaign  2008 Page #142  
ibrary of hundreds of books-but in addition, thousands of pages of "leaked" 2009 Page #7  
ection between Teller and UFOs. ln addition, Intelligence Corps operative L 2009 Page #9  
                                In addition to the Confidential National Se 2009 Page #41  
pths varying in steps to 24 ft. In addition to provision for basic developm 2009 Page #165  

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of the general, and also obtained "additiona l corroborative" information a 2005 Page #79  

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ivided between ^^Mg, which has one additional neutron compared to 24Mg, and 2003 Page #107  
d to 24Mg, and 26Mg, which has two additional neutrons compared to 24Mg. If 2003 Page #107  
Bland fully understood the issues. Additional opinion is being requested. 6 2003 Page #208  
ariety of agencies to determine if additional data on the Bolivian crash of 2004 Page #10  
e Agency and my quest turned up no additional data — with one exception. Ha 2004 Page #11  
z, Bolivia, May 1978 4. Moondust — Additional Object, LaPaz, Bolivia 5. Pue 2004 Page #17  
terviewed these people and learned additional information from one of them. 2004 Page #45  
nt numbering systems and sometimes additional reports on the same case at a 2004 Page #110  
ield 47 1967 Western USA 0 1 0 1 0 Additional data in APRO files III, 10-12 2004 Page #113  
e time this paper was written many additional tests are being conducted by  2004 Page #250  
n Roads Publishin g Co., 2002. For additional articles on the theme of UFO  2005 Page #73  
e of that desert. Bur there is the additional factor to consider as well -t 2005 Page #100  
alysis and is still the subject of additional, planned studies. Baca explai 2005 Page #157  
aces to check their movement. This additional aerodynamic loading may have  2006 Page #78  
 the crash site. Both men provided additional details about the proximity o 2006 Page #80  
icly accessible land, providing an additional comparative reference. The wr 2006 Page #84  
idence I could provide quite a few additional case studies covering a span  2006 Page #86  
the impression of a giant figure." Additional sightings were also reported  2006 Page #96  
 the first. A few minutes later an additional report stated that the second 2006 Page #134  
o the CIA. Possibly as many as two additional government agencies also rece 2006 Page #134  
ing was held up for the arrival of additional equipment and two additional  2006 Page #135  
al of additional equipment and two additional personnel. It was not until 1 2006 Page #135  
formation, questions, comments, or additional observations concerning the e 2006 Page #195  
lub newsletter article, and obtain additional detailed information concerni 2007 Page #95  
ould be the point of manufacturing additional support aircraft, when you ha 2007 Page #107  
ire in the park for over 10 years. Additional witnesses in the area reporte 2007 Page #129  
 trace elements usualJy detected." Additional tests\\ ere conducted b\· che 2007 Page #195  
many, etc. Poulain still wanted an additional opinion from the Soviet Union 2007 Page #198  
1989. There were still a couple of additional analysis of the fragment that 2007 Page #198  
ling to talk about it now. Without additional corroboration , this is littl 2008 Page #15  
he west. Then over Nevada, we have additional reports of the object moving  2008 Page #15  
d, insufficient data.' There is an additional note to the effect that 'the  2008 Page #15  
porter and the Nephi News-Leader . Additional documentation, including the  2008 Page #16  
sons, Lance Graham, called me with additional infom1ation . He recalled bei 2008 Page #52  
onse to the Crash, a SEAL team and additional personnel could have been sen 2008 Page #60  
not until the 1950s and 1960s that additional advancement was made: several 2008 Page #100  
he Gazelle report, "a total of I 8 additional Brown Brothers Harriman and U 2008 Page #129  
 in Argentina. LG. Farben owned an additional 700 companies around the worl 2008 Page #136  
rt in the world that does not lend additional credence to statements made b 2009 Page #89  
tings for Project Blue Book; also, additional note: My immediate supervisor 2009 Page #94  
 • Bakersfield area can,·assed for additional infOffll,ltion • Local tips • 2009 Page #193  

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in their search they drew a blank. Additionally, DATT/AIRA talked this date 2004 Page #9  
arren's involvement in particular. Additionally, some of the material that  2004 Page #46  
re would not endanger the program. Additionally, it seemed that someone fin 2006 Page #75  
in their search they drew a blank. Additionally, DATT/AIRA talked this date 2007 Page #142  
f which has never been con finned. Additionally , there is a file that I op 2008 Page #67  
usual aircraft" as opposed to UFO. Additionally , while confirn1ing the sig 2008 Page #67  
eparation phase-and Apollo itself. Additionally , I have shown that the Apo 2008 Page #135  
and tests; whatever they were for? Additionally before leaving the scene th 2009 Page #53  

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obotics; and Aerospace Engineering AdditionaUy, unknown systems that may en 2005 Page #163  

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equencing of Entries, Alterations, Additions, Rewritings, Ink Dating and Pa 2004 Page #250  

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ranged sale of tetraethyl lead, an additive used in aviation gasoline to Ge 2008 Page #127  

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corpo rated, paper company , whose addre.:,s is lioted as 65 Duo.no, New Yo 2007 Page #46  

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isenhower Source: January 17, 1961 address www majesticdocumen ts.com“In th 2003 Page #6  
 site, but who had an Acme mailing address. The official Air Force conclusi 2003 Page #56  
ion that exists below the base and address the claims that alien bodies and 2003 Page #83  
y of 1980, a letter with no return address had arrived at APRO headquarters 2003 Page #146  
tion. I recommend sending it to my address at 1727 Candlestick Lane, Newpor 2003 Page #179  
breviation of New Mexico as NM for address did not occur u ntil much later. 2003 Page #183  
pe in the upper right-hand corner, address block flush left above the text, 2004 Page #227  
oclaimed to the world (via a radio address) the debris was that of a "crash 2004 Page #230  
pleted circa 1954. It had a return address of the Freedom of Information Ac 2004 Page #243  
he FOIA office shown as the return address. AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA THE HIGHEST CL 2004 Page #244  
ament o, California, with a return address of the Police Officers Associati 2005 Page #122  
eived 6/6/99 bylim Cooper ■ Return address Fort Meade ■ Sheets usually doub 2007 Page #42  
r mi]jcary networks with a doc.mil address and I would look like I was comi 2007 Page #87  
nt Dwight D. Eisenhower's farewell address to the nation detiYered on Janua 2007 Page #108  
nology discoveries that might help address global issues facing humanity to 2007 Page #121  
 good, too. COULD THE THREE OF YOU ADDRESS \X'HAT SEEMS TO BE A TIMELlNE QU 2007 Page #169  
gency, was secretly established to address the alien abduction issue. The g 2008 Page #35  
hington . I was unable to find his address, but I did verify what I had hea 2008 Page #45  
 length. The famous United Nations address (noted in slide 13) was so easil 2008 Page #107  
rst four shown above plus the U.N. address. Einstein 's first two paragraph 2008 Page #107  
in writing samples ■United Nations address ■21 references from the Institut 2008 Page #117  
about the same for Einstein's U.N. address and the QD Carole Chaski's data  2008 Page #118  
l (1), supra-n.;itioarnl (2) (U.N. Address to the General Assembly) Tim Coo 2008 Page #119  
ated lune 24, 1999, with no return address. When I opened it, mye~ popped o 2008 Page #119  
 Implementation of the President's Address of Aug 442 March 23. Memo to Con 2009 Page #10  
ixation with practical measures to address a need to contain what it feels  2009 Page #15  
functional framework ' in which to address the UFO problem. It worked for u 2009 Page #16  
/pdf/burnedmcmo-s 1-pgs 1-2.pdf 22 Address Before the 18th General Assembly 2009 Page #46  
eness of sound waves in a prepared address before Massachusetts Institute o 2009 Page #162  
l reporter ·Search for R,,ji's II' address/ alternati\'e court order ·Compu 2009 Page #192  

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inal paper. Next we come to a memo addressed to the Non-Terrestrial Science 2003 Page #27  
ame in a green box (Slide 7), hand addressed to Don Berliner using the same 2003 Page #171  
t the matter and inasmuch as it is addressed to him, I will include it in h 2003 Page #216  
Our publisher began receiving mail addressed to us not long after we hit th 2004 Page #49  
of these letters (all specifically addressed to Larry) were from men we'd n 2004 Page #49  
nd letters in Stalin's handwriting addressed to the Vice-Director on his ac 2004 Page #153  
is a valuable one that needs to be addressed and not discarded. Werner's si 2005 Page #40  
ven half of the more than 75 cases addressed b~ Ryan Wood are genuine, tlus 2005 Page #119  
hat might happen that had not been addressed? Every effort was made to stre 2006 Page #51  
s on some far- away planet was not addressed. Critical Uncertainties A seri 2006 Page #52  
ally genuine, not everyone who has addressed this aspect of the Berwyn affa 2006 Page #125  
ot-cause of the Tunguska event was addressed deeply in the book The Fire Ca 2008 Page #100  
 on each page. It is a carbon copy addressed to Ml-2 through 7 and referenc 2008 Page #119  
 was classified "Confidential" and addressed to James Webb (NASA Administra 2009 Page #40  
stated, Dulles' draft document was addressed to another six members of MJ-1 2009 Page #43  
ion is the one that is most easily addressed. If you have ever worked in a  2009 Page #155  

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 up the chain of command. The main addressee was the Assistant Chief of the 2008 Page #34  
 Defence letter in which the date, addressee and writer were blacked out ev 2008 Page #94  

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ic to the secretary but not to the addressees , who would presumably unders 2008 Page #109  

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rom the 1940s to the mid 1990s and addresses some of the cases referenced i 2003 Page #79  
rom the 1940s to the mid 1990s and addresses some of the cases referenced i 2003 Page #79  
round 1960; there are three return addresses for Bowen shown in the upper r 2004 Page #244  
 I choose this because it directly addresses the essential public relations 2005 Page #120  
f 150 TSM 4 TS,x2 _1 _TSOmega 3766 ADDRESSES ON ENVELOPE Typed on an Avery  2007 Page #42  
wen wrote children's books ■ Three addresses are shown ■ Obvious red stamp  2007 Page #43  
he newspapers have "forgotten" the addresses of the photographers who took  2007 Page #48  
 doing, not just the lPs (Internet addresses) as well as to trying to find  2007 Page #85  
 on there probably some fake email addresses. l fl was doing one l would tr 2007 Page #87  
NASA does it as well. NASA network addresses all end in (dot).gov and are g 2007 Page #87  
rsonal data isn't released. Names, addresses and other personal details rel 2008 Page #63  

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 threat from outside this world. ” Addressing the United Nations General As 2003 Page #7  
rk and cable talking heads are not addressing a subject, it must not ex.ist 2005 Page #119  
 and the use of zero point energy. Addressing the notion that the famous Ro 2005 Page #120  
RESTRIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ." Addressing matters raised by 11 Don Berl 2005 Page #127  
 such an anachronism. For example, addressing a military general by his fir 2005 Page #137  
fern Introduction When it comes to addressing the nature and possible inten 2008 Page #23  

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one think this was a jest, Hubbell adds: "He - Clinton - was dead serious.  2003 Page #7  
 confirmed yet. Another person who adds evidence for this role of Mount Wea 2003 Page #194  
 the mission. Such an obscure fact adds to authenticity. 2. The ***TOP SECR 2003 Page #210  
ssing persons. The &cunt. wh :ola, adds that the grow, wishes to held a pos 2004 Page #20  
reads, essentially." They were, he adds, "nothing exotic," and certainly no 2004 Page #220  
proach $300 an hour and their time adds up quickly. Two experts that consti 2004 Page #250  
 the authenticit y of the film, or adds weight to the theory that it is a f 2005 Page #147  
struction of humanity. Strangeness adds another layer of difficulty to resi 2006 Page #55  
emy is understandable. Strangeness adds difficulty to resisting or combatin 2006 Page #55  
ur Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. Riggs adds that rus father told rum that the f 2007 Page #138  
s ro chis thing." "Everything," he adds with much significance, "had a i\[o 2007 Page #139  
nd report referenced the crash and adds important data to that alread~ in h 2007 Page #141  
 same shape and size." Vallee then adds that, accorrung co the witnesses, t 2007 Page #199  
es the QD and the U.N. results and adds four more criteria which seem to be 2008 Page #107  

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advise the Prime Minister (Clement Adee of Britain). The Pentagon telephone 2006 Page #167  
 of the meeting between Truman and Adee which is preserved at the Truman li 2006 Page #168  

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 Weapons Research Establishment at Adelaide for examination. However, upon  2004 Page #16  

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 Air Defense Area does not provide adequate effective coverage necessary to 2004 Page #220  
appened. Perhaps they did not have adequate means of transporting what migh 2006 Page #136  
ille, Tennessee, fail to evolve an adequate explanation for                 2008 Page #28  

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udes only life forms that we could adequately describe). 2. The life form w 2006 Page #52  
ve, but which ultimately failed co adequately resolve the matter. Far more  2007 Page #143  
ual happenings which will never be adequately explained by logic or subsequ 2008 Page #30  

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 Amazon.com. 14. http://whale.to/b/adey.html Microwave research of Dr. Ross 2006 Page #208  
tml Microwave research of Dr. Ross Adey at Loma Linda, CA 205               2006 Page #208  

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 about Lloyd Pye is his unwavering adherence to a policy of scientific "inc 2006 Page #181  

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 the Bi/Mg test, had a clear, very adherent, colorless film about 29 micron 2003 Page #115  

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gles s:.w,ur: tu ~ am 5t0rr1r.s wn aDi "'"ti: 1s l'.nclDN SI.M:t w:YI 89. T 2009 Page #150  

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on, Airframe Der..igns • • 'Secret Adianced Vehicles Demonstrate Technologi 2006 Page #30  

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,,....., t.:-■ fro,a ,1 ~•--~h: ot aDinl MA .. ll-h•• t.e 1•1 ••r.n•. ._ .. 2008 Page #19  

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tor,· Ch.aMc-1 • Co.Ht to Co.Ht Jl.adio - lrn,c,lu:d • 11h Oronc-lnn:saig,u 2009 Page #198  

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 five square miles, actually areas adjacent to roads at the time. Historica 2003 Page #36  
 noticed smoke com.ing from a draw adjacent to \'v'alnut Creek, a main trib 2005 Page #154  
 being, which makes t to runway at adjacent McGuire AFE). • USAF security p 2006 Page #29  
esham Forest, a densely treed area adjacent to the joint Royal Air Force/US 2008 Page #31  
man airfield in Hoquiam , the city adjacent to Aberdeen to the west. Ernest 2008 Page #49  
 in the marshy, mudflats or in the adjacent thick forest. 52                2008 Page #58  
 Fort Lewis, WA and McCord AFB are adjacent to each other and not far away. 2008 Page #59  
ut it should not be computed using adjacent punctuation such as commas, quo 2008 Page #108  
y enough, in the Cumberland Times, adjacent to the Snodgrass article, was t 2009 Page #161  

Word: "adjective", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

heel Letter - Jan 30,1996 Note the adjective southwestern rather than the p 2003 Page #29  

Word: "adjectives", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Report reveals 37 hyphenated verb, adjectives and nouns. The author of the  2006 Page #105  
 know about nouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives -but there are sophisticated  2008 Page #106  

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ion to tear down part of the fence adjoining the cattle guard on your prope 2005 Page #156  
aract= between spaces, stripped of adjoining punctuation fb,-tl'i"UI i(OO i 2008 Page #118  

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e funded research at UNLV to study adjunct modalities for cancer treatments 2006 Page #206  

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eral seconds for the men's eyes to adjust, but when they did, a large machi 2004 Page #48  

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utions n No panic — We are already adjusted to ETs □ It is not a secret any 2003 Page #188  

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ntagon in 2001: ■ $4.4 tnlfion in "adjustments· to the Pentagon's books had 2007 Page #53  

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 maintain status quo while society adjusts current belief systems to accomm 2006 Page #67  

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ss, consider this: General Ramey's adjutant, Thomas Jefferson DuBose, who i 2004 Page #142  
al Services, Office of the Command Adjutant, Headquarters Air Defense Comma 2004 Page #224  
as Jan Aldrich, a former Assistant Adjutant for the U.S. Army. Aldrich poin 2006 Page #15  
s in Florida. It was 1967 when the Adjutant GeneraJ's Office at MacDiU AFB  2007 Page #94  
oned Officer's Club telephoned the Adjutant General's Office for permission 2007 Page #95  
Force photographs available at the Adjutant General's Library at MacDill. A 2007 Page #95  

Word: "adlc'nt", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

• . 1,b, m,•nrn, n,11 :t: 2_ · l!r.adlC'nt multiplkd b_, .. ;,-. ; i ~ tbc  2005 Page #21  

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"track" came to be known as Aktion Adlerjlug or Operation Eagle Flight. It  2008 Page #136  

Word: "adlloidlrtffltjii", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 OD a dost-bold bllls 'Dday formal aDllOIDlrtffltJII or 1111y decision -·-: 2008 Page #154  

Word: "adlo~ct", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

explosive bomb, the other In the r.adlo~ct.l\·i!'.y Nl.)'~. from common sub 2009 Page #184  

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 ■1' ~~~~~c::::::;: ::: • n-.,?..o:adLt~nUFO~ ■ ! t • Po!:::d Cm: ct f:M~". 2009 Page #141  

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ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Adm. Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter Dr. Vanneva 2004 Page #203  
9 PapercLip-relat ed document from Adm. Hillenkoeter, then Director of Cent 2005 Page #125  
 shred documents from the vault of Adm.iral Frederick H. M.ichaelis, who wa 2005 Page #130  
e admiral was a personal friend of Adm.iral Bobby Inman (who, between 1974  2005 Page #130  
roject (Code; "SEAL PROJECT11) for Adm. Halsey. Working with an Australian  2009 Page #176  

Word: "admfrcing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o court would be the equivalent of admfrcing they were in the wrong. Reich, 2005 Page #101  

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paranoid schizophrenic, thls while admfrting their finrung was "not based o 2005 Page #101  

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Science and Technology • GUGK:Main Admin. For Geodesy and Cartography • IMB 2004 Page #157  
erent earlier job, not the systems admin job. 1 kept in couch with him and  2007 Page #84  

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g detailed observations, but it is admined that his story has bizarre eleme 2005 Page #165  

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e used in case First Aid had to be administered to any EBEs found at crash  2006 Page #19  
e example of Iodine which could be administered for first aid purposes for  2006 Page #19  
ately available. First Aid will be administered by Medical Corps personnel  2006 Page #19  
 medications of any kind are to be administered as the effect of terrestria 2006 Page #19  
at substances could or couldn't be administered. This indicates that in the 2006 Page #19  
f some of the drugs and technology administered seems to demonstrate a link 2006 Page #116  
ds for the lie detector test to be administered. As of this writing, it is  2006 Page #188  
n was so b1g_that it could_ not be administered by one organization, so it  2007 Page #10  

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RDA -Energy Research & Development Administrati on responsible for nuclear  2007 Page #168  

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e a "need to know" when it came to administrating first aid to injured EBEs 2006 Page #19  

Word: "administration", 56 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, 16. National Archives and Record Administration photography, RG145, Can 1 2003 Page #39  
ence National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) ill 4. ARCHIVES AN 2003 Page #168  
(NARA) ill 4. ARCHIVES ANO RECORDS ADMINISTRATION DO NOT REMOV I—o 3 | Z /  2003 Page #168  
 All the information from the past administration has been removed and the  2003 Page #189  
investigation going on within this administration Mr. Vice President with r 2003 Page #202  
ind other examples from the Truman administration or related military comma 2003 Page #209  
.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration in order to determine the 2004 Page #8  
.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration to investigate the case.  2004 Page #8  
sner to share about why the Truman Administration allegedly authorized a cl 2004 Page #61  
f the Roswell incident the Clinton Administration declared it to be. The mi 2004 Page #133  
ncident during President Clinton's administration? What prompted not one bu 2004 Page #140  
us during President Bill Clinton's administration, requires a belief that t 2004 Page #144  
ead extraterrestrials. The Clinton Administration, which had an excellent r 2004 Page #147  
W: Center of Flight Control • UNKS Administration of Chief of Space Means • 2004 Page #157  
pt part of an effort by the Reagan administration to release information an 2004 Page #192  
maybe not — that during the Reagan administration I met with Bob Scott and  2004 Page #192  
f the government during the Reagan administration. They all claimed they wa 2004 Page #194  
 early and often during the Reagan administration. It was also the theme of 2004 Page #195  
ents were leaked under the Clinton administration. 1 have not yet found an  2004 Page #196  
things happened during the Clinton administration which shows that Bill and 2004 Page #196  
opment Board during the Eisenhower administration; he later served as Presi 2004 Page #224  
ter of the World Wings held in the Administration Building at Lunken Airpor 2005 Page #43  
iple rimes by the Federal Aviation Administration f1ying through controlled 2005 Page #82  
Brady and the FDA The Federal Drug Administration began to build ics case a 2005 Page #93  
lian offices within the Eisenhower Administration, and the Tucson-based Ins 2005 Page #99  
s are as follows. The Federal Drug Administration had begun accumulating in 2005 Page #101  
l 1969, took an active hand in the administration of that information .     2005 Page #174  
autics After a 1969 Nixon "Purge," administration was handled by an interna 2005 Page #175  
01 passage: 4.e. Establishment and administration of covert operations to b 2006 Page #18  
retary of HUD during the Bush (41) administration Asks to see the budget. D 2006 Page #32  
ave been avoided. Federal Aviation Administration air traffic controllers h 2006 Page #83  
the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). After extensive r 2006 Page #87  
rted them to the Civil Aeronautics Administration. It was also stated, "One 2006 Page #94  
lly requested CDC involvement. The administration had made severe budget cu 2006 Page #110  
ce sources contend that the Truman Administration ordered a strict policy o 2006 Page #139  
t. It is the current policy of the Administration that no other foreign cou 2006 Page #140  
t operated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 1962.) Paul got  2006 Page #151  
apan, seen from ship He was in the Administration building with two other m 2006 Page #157  
 watched as Toppen ran by into the administration office that contained the 2006 Page #157  
nvestigation, the Federal Aviation Administration office at Bellingham Inte 2006 Page #185  
onal Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration. January 21, 1985... Acco 2006 Page #188  
ent of respondents blamed the Bush administration a "great deal" or a "mode 2007 Page #40  
 US National Aeronautics and Space Administration in order to determine the 2007 Page #141  
 US National Aeronautics and Space Administration to investigate the case.  2007 Page #141  
an Government . I acer, the Carter administration created a panel of expert 2007 Page #143  
vents, at the height of the Reagan Administration , a quasi-official think- 2008 Page #35  
 in government " during the Reagan administration by Dick Cheney, Donald Ru 2008 Page #123  
the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), is one of the mor 2008 Page #137  
support the charge that the Truman administration was filled with 'pinkos.' 2008 Page #141  
e Subversion of the Secrets of the Administration , in honor of the Nazi OD 2008 Page #141  
has been in force since the Truman Administration which has proven to be th 2009 Page #25  
 policy should continue in the new administration. Barring unforseen develo 2009 Page #25  
 actions Kennedy took early in his administration. On February I 9, 1961, K 2009 Page #35  
ort its authenticity. Early in his administration , President Kennedy showe 2009 Page #37  
operative officials in the Kennedy administration . While Dulles and his si 2009 Page #45  
the means to deny any Presidential administration access to UFO files, and  2009 Page #45  

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, Forrestal is invited to join the administration's so-called brain trust — 2003 Page #86  
 secrets as required in the Truman Administration's strict order of denial  2004 Page #73  
ould also have provoked the Truman Administration's decision to keep all th 2004 Page #80  
note ended up in the Food and Drug Administration's case file on Reich. It  2005 Page #99  

Word: "administrations", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

der both Republican and Democratic administrations, estimates that in 1960  2009 Page #21  

Word: "administrative", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

: training, technical regulations, administrative publications, organizatio 2003 Page #177  
 business and I've done it myself: administrative staff would bring me file 2008 Page #62  
ted . Accordingly , because of the administrative burden involved in respon 2008 Page #63  
l in one go, mainly because of the administrative burden of redacting the f 2008 Page #63  

Word: "administrator", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

emorandum #271 Sent to James Webb, Administrator, NASA www.majosticdocumont 2003 Page #6  
 dedicated public servant, skilled administrator and a true American patrio 2003 Page #95  
ear and fined $5,000.00: "The NASA administrator is empowered to determine  2006 Page #202  
e' is left entirely up to the NASA administrator." This legislation was bur 2006 Page #202  
nce. The highest I got was Systems Administrator which I had been after for 2007 Page #82  
 enjoyed that. M\'v': So a Systems Administrator is the person who controls 2007 Page #83  
re ail correct and being a systems administrator I could tell that things w 2007 Page #86  
as logged in to that rnachjne with Administrator level access I could remot 2007 Page #87  
cheduled and was witnessed by NASA administrator Dan Goldin. Considering th 2008 Page #136  
 FUNDIN • STRUCTURE WAS: • BIGELOW ADMINISTRATOR • STAFF (1'."ELLEHER, DAV  2008 Page #153  
 and addressed to James Webb (NASA Administrator). 34                       2009 Page #40  

Word: "administrators", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 on May 22. He then calls hospital administrators and informs them that he  2003 Page #91  
here. In a network of machines the administrators have a comment field wher 2007 Page #86  
hics and because l knew it was the administrators account and the password  2007 Page #87  
hear chat you had lee some network administrators know you had been there.  2007 Page #89  
I would leave a note on the system administrators desktop. MW: \Xlhat sort  2007 Page #89  

Word: "admintstration", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Forces General Staff WO Artillery Admintstration • MirtIstrY of Armaments  2004 Page #155  

Word: "admiral", 28 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rence Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter Rear Admiral. Director of CIA -1947 “It is ti 2003 Page #10  
ector of the CIA. Truman considers Admiral Souers to be one of his closest  2003 Page #90  
ath of James V. Forrestal. By Read Admiral Morton D. Willcutts, head of the 2003 Page #93  
d finishes its hearings on May 30, Admiral Willcutts' investigation having  2003 Page #94  
 of classified UFO material for an Admiral in 1976. Matching the type font  2003 Page #179  
 active military service, the late Admiral Lord Peter Hill-Norton served as 2004 Page #53  
d Peter Hill-Norton served as both Admiral of the Fleet (highest ranking of 2004 Page #53  
ual friend that in 1952 you showed Admiral Knowles a piece of a flying sauc 2004 Page #102  
s. That is correct. I visited with Admiral Knowles and I had with me a piec 2004 Page #102  
at year — 1952. I showed it to the Admiral. It was a piece about twice the  2004 Page #102  
 began in 1954 when Smith's friend Admiral Herbert Knowles was contacted by 2004 Page #103  
been learned by Army G-2 that Rear Admiral Anderson , Director of Naval Int 2005 Page #122  
75 to 1978. Bailey stated that the admiral was a personal friend of Adm.ira 2005 Page #130  
ence Agency). Ba.iJey recaUed that Admiral Michaelis' duties also included  2005 Page #130  
cent investigation also shows that Admiral 1v1ichaelis h.imself had once co 2005 Page #130  
ith • States in 1961: • I shred to Admiral Knowles the srnaltioiece of a fl 2006 Page #25  
nference Notably, the late British Admiral of the Fleet, Lord Hill-Norton,  2006 Page #133  
anuary 1943 under the flag of Rear Admiral Alva D. Bernhard. The new comman 2006 Page #161  
 line's loveable addition is named Admiral Bird and he arrived in stores we 2007 Page #64  
ell Ha1Timan. In 1950, he replaced Admiral Hillenkoetter as Director of Cen 2008 Page #132  
Sidney W Souers was a retired rear admiral who in 1946 became the first Dir 2008 Page #133  
n various ways were Donald Menzel, Admiral Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter (ret.),  2009 Page #25  
ass was awarded a Navy citation by Admiral Nimitz and was authorized to wea 2009 Page #164  
opac) to place the proposal before Admiral W.F. Halsey, Commander of the So 2009 Page #164  
 March 1944, which was approved by Admiral Halsey and transmitted by him to 2009 Page #165  
 Command will be at your disposal. Admiral Halsey's request was examined by 2009 Page #165  
ous, can be obtained." Confirmed. "Admiral Halsey's request was examined by 2009 Page #167  
 March 1944, which was approved by Admiral Halsey and transmitted by him to 2009 Page #170  

Word: "admiral's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ore room in the inner vault of the admiral's office, old files were destroy 2005 Page #130  

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 but released on orders of British admiralty under Winston Churchill and wi 2008 Page #125  
 air ministry, the war office, the admiralty and the ministry of supply all 2009 Page #159  
ir Geoffrey Taylor, Adviser to the Admiralty, Professor E.D. Ellis, togethe 2009 Page #170  

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of true scientific inquiry, what I admire most about Lloyd Pye is his unwav 2006 Page #181  

Word: "admirer", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

book on real subjects. 1 am a real admirer of the military strangely enough 2007 Page #81  

Word: "admirustration", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o pronounced during the Eisenhower Admirustration, that more than eight ton 2005 Page #87  
se bureaucrats at the Federal Drug Admirustration had targeted hjm as a mer 2005 Page #87  

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e seen things of that kind... This admission of a sighting, and a promise C 2003 Page #196  
 a very hard rime holding back the admission of an aJjen presence -since it 2005 Page #85  
" From outright denial, to limited admission of a conventional project that 2005 Page #142  
eply. (25) Moreover, by Pope's own admission, he had a great deal of inside 2006 Page #131  
rty was brushed aside by the tacit admission of freedom beyond a certain al 2009 Page #14  

Word: "admissions", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

84-in the odd manner that rare UFO admissions can lead to retraction s and  2005 Page #123  
would increase. B. Mental hospital admissions would increase. C. The stock  2006 Page #9  

Word: "admit", 19 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ns, they were apparently forced to admit to the other security agencies at  2003 Page #150  
ronting the truth. No one likes to admit they were duped. There is, however 2004 Page #219  
ncident was just a hoax had to now admit that the bases did exist, but that 2004 Page #220  
proponents of the Aztec story will admit — and to cast the Aztec story as o 2004 Page #223  
le public discourse by refusing to admit any legitimacy to the topic. \X/ic 2005 Page #76  
hJ) classified, even though I will admit there is a lot of it that has been 2005 Page #80  
 seems our of the question. If you admit to the blackworld technolog y prog 2005 Page #85  
rstand what officials today do not admit: humankind is not the only marvelo 2005 Page #117  
't know what is going on and can't admit that either. I disagree with both. 2006 Page #8  
knew about the U- 2, but dared not admit that they couldn't do anything abo 2006 Page #8  
ent would require that governments admit they have been lying through their 2006 Page #10  
 Defense for the last few weeks to admit things, and they were getting the  2006 Page #126  
 a "friendly flight" and afraid to admit it? (I doubt that. They "admitted" 2006 Page #173  
y organization or person who would admit to "owning" the document. They fou 2006 Page #177  
x...only that the source would not admit to it. Zechel's opinion is that th 2006 Page #178  
evel of U.S. leadership to finalJy admit that "the game is up", and that th 2007 Page #120  
ome flying saucers. " "He wouldn't admit that," said Corbin. "But I got the 2007 Page #133  
Marshall have read this and I must admit there is some logic. But I hardly  2008 Page #114  
rprisingly dangerous world. I must admit that there is a good deal of under 2009 Page #15  

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eged diary, in which he supposedly admits that the entire Aztec story was i 2004 Page #221  
e journal." Of course, Pflock also admits that "I'm certainly not a handwri 2004 Page #221  
and their retrievals. Ryan himself admits that some, perhaps many, of these 2005 Page #119  
viet Union in 1959. Though the CIA admits to having established a file on O 2009 Page #44  
t does know much more than it ever admits publicly about UFO's. I asked her 2009 Page #88  

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ing on at the crash site. Joel has admitted that his memory isn't as good a 2003 Page #70  
 himself from the moving car. Once admitted, it is decided to house Forrest 2003 Page #90  
tiate the tale. Pranksters in Iowa admitted they made luminescent hot-air b 2004 Page #28  
 crash. One was Robbie Hanson, who admitted she had no personal knowledge.  2004 Page #29  
d in 1992 he broke his promise and admitted to his family that he had seen  2004 Page #84  
tons of hardware. They had readily admitted this to Mr. Smith upon intervie 2004 Page #94  
 Moore, director of Project Mogul, admitted that the materials used in his  2004 Page #143  
cation with EBEs, the citizens are admitted to psychiatric facilities and t 2004 Page #170  
onal Security Agency, McGeorge was admitted to the briefing session on UFOs 2004 Page #189  
 they told? Ford and Bush Sr. have admitted off the record that they were b 2004 Page #197  
ey were briefed. They have further admitted that the Holloman Air Force Bas 2004 Page #197  
 fine shape and hospital officials admitted he would be released soon. • He 2004 Page #204  
he Aztec incident was just a hoax, admitted that "it's possible there's som 2004 Page #219  
cle, wherein he claims that Scully admitted to him that Gebauer was "Gee,"  2004 Page #219  
s point, real evidence that can be admitted in any meaningful discussion of 2004 Page #222  
be enough to have the document not admitted into evidence. In the field of  2004 Page #243  
odels of World War II aircraft and admitted that he had a curiosity about f 2005 Page #44  
 Naval Research Laboratory finally admitted in 1995 that it had launched a  2006 Page #8  
tional Reconnaissance Office first admitted in 2005 that it had launched 7  2006 Page #9  
 to admit it? (I doubt that. They "admitted" to the press that it was a sin 2006 Page #173  
Times and other big news companies admitted they had been covertly working  2007 Page #12  
r Division at Stead Air Force Base admitted the power in Eureka was knocked 2008 Page #15  
odels of World War II aircraft and admitted that he had a curiosity about f 2009 Page #51  
rk , but in the same lecture I had admitted what I did for a living-I was t 2009 Page #88  

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ker alluding to the same incident, admittedly without too much detail, havi 2004 Page #44  
e Photos Combining the "best read (admittedly, a highly subjective effort)  2004 Page #230  
egreed professionals are involved. Admittedly their job security is depende 2006 Page #12  
      professional background, and admittedly , I did not consider the true 2008 Page #56  

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 missed his point. He was actually admitting to this and explaining how it  2003 Page #147  

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rested how a note left to a system admjn can bring down the entire military 2007 Page #90  

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zoo event" was; even though it was admjued chat on no less than "several hu 2007 Page #144  

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rst .A.mong Eqw.!s ■ The R.e'.lgan Adml!Ustrat:Jon ■ Big Brother Grows Up ■ 2008 Page #163  

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 by other militaries, and severely admonished him, demanding that he leave  2005 Page #37  
 turn up next?," we're asked, then admonished to "be alert," and ro "Seay t 2007 Page #62  
instant win contest. The copy also admonished kids and their parents to "Se 2007 Page #63  
aliens -illegal and otherwise, are admonished to "Learn English -the most p 2007 Page #67  
d from General Electric and Sanyo, admonished photographers. "Always be rea 2007 Page #71  

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- Tem wCTI -with-you auoh^xporta , adMsors and juiristants as you doom noao 2003 Page #216  

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r that yarn are an a fact-Hartl ng adnaian asad tta& kfco felt ed Statea On 2003 Page #226  

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 that the Roswell Incident is much ado about nothing — or rather much ado a 2004 Page #133  
ado about nothing — or rather much ado about some Scotch tape and crash dum 2004 Page #133  

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outh of the town, in a traditional adobe house with a weU in the front yard 2005 Page #153  

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ubsequent generations of child and adolescent psychiatrists. The number of  2008 Page #140  

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ded German Army Intelligence Agent Adolf Hitler, who reported to Captain Ka 2008 Page #126  

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 products, as many people begin to adopt higher ideas about life. Over time 2006 Page #60  
al order would plummet. Many would adopt a fatalistic attitude: try to keep 2006 Page #65  
ecules are fairly flexible and can adopt a number of subtly different shape 2006 Page #114  
matter and, where necessary, shall adopt appropriate measures for this purp 2008 Page #36  
pretend to be anything or anybody, adopt any philosophy , tell any lie, ste 2008 Page #126  

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ally fooled the investigators, who adopted the data as genuine. When the tr 2004 Page #123  
 he retired in 1989 to raise his 2 adopted children with his wife Roberta w 2005 Page #174  
he pseudonym of James Prescott was adopted as a tribute to his fallen colle 2006 Page #128  
ff the shores of Lummi Island (his adopted home) in June 1984. But he had l 2006 Page #180  
cks. Needless to say, the measures adopted to maintain national security in 2008 Page #25  
od.36 The codeword "wet" was later adopted by the Soviet KGB and other inte 2009 Page #43  
 the Haruaki Gulf, New Zealand was adopted. It was reasonably close to Auck 2009 Page #165  

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l manner of envelopes and packages adorned with official emblems and stamps 2004 Page #11  

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eed Advanced Development Projects (ADP), the famed Skunk Works. Some of the 2006 Page #84  
e stamps even included the letters ADP. Part numbers bore a "20" prefix fol 2006 Page #84  
mbers. For example, a part with an ADP stamp and number 20F123-1 RH would c 2006 Page #84  

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.. But it was not from Earth. From Adrian Bustinza, former C and D Flight S 2004 Page #50  
 former C and D Flight Supervisor. Adrian stood next to Larry in the field  2004 Page #50  
en page interview in the book with Adrian Bustinza, another former Bentwate 2004 Page #56  
et and called him at his home in . Adrian backed up most of Larry Warren's  2004 Page #56  
 Halt gave John Burroughs and Sgt. Adrian Bustinza pem1ission to go closer  2008 Page #84  
er 26, with Jim Penniston, or with Adrian Bustinza on the early morning of  2008 Page #84  
 sergeant and he was Mexican (Sgt. Adrian Bustinza) . He was coming up towa 2008 Page #89  
the craft (Col. Charles Halt, Sgt. Adrian Bustinza and Airman I st Class Jo 2008 Page #89  
; Master Sergeant Bobby Ball; Sgt. Adrian Bustinza and Airman I st Class Jo 2009 Page #69  
John Burroughs. John Burroughs and Adrian Bustinza both remember falling to 2009 Page #69  
Halt and other men, including Sgt. Adrian Bustinza. We saw something like l 2009 Page #79  
cleared me to go forward with Sgt. Adrian Bustinza, who had a radio and he  2009 Page #79  
 WSA (Weapons Storage Area) tower. Adrian and I were nmning towards the obj 2009 Page #79  
 I were nmning towards the object. Adrian went down 73                      2009 Page #79  
e and I'm just standing there with Adrian behind me. I went back towards Ad 2009 Page #80  
ian behind me. I went back towards Adrian and he told me that whatever the  2009 Page #80  
8, 1980} Right then in the forest, Adrian didn't tell me, but when I talked 2009 Page #80  
dn't tell me, but when I talked to Adrian on the phone a few years later, h 2009 Page #80  
ght appeared to pull me up inside. Adrian also told me that he did not fall 2009 Page #80  

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S. Energ) Research and Development Adrrurustration. ls that what attracted  2007 Page #164  

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systems; and the weapon systems In adrution to these systems, the actual ma 2005 Page #162  

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effect of such print and broadcast ads they feel, is to placate society by  2007 Page #59  
idely used? Do otherwis e innocent ads for technological produces and servi 2007 Page #59  
947 UFO incident. A number of such ads appeared in the July issue of The Rl 2007 Page #60  
icity missing from most UFO-themed ads. 55                                  2007 Page #61  
ur cats and dogs from alien-themed ads and promotions. ln 1984 the pet food 2007 Page #66  
t popular and hjghly visible print ads of 1992 employed an alien to sell it 2007 Page #68  
g in their ongoing series of print ads. 'Absolut Roswe!J' depicted a vodka  2007 Page #71  
 entity.' The pair of Levi Strauss ads were filmed in a grainy black and wl 2007 Page #75  
ack to the Levi-Strauss television ads. 69                                  2007 Page #75  
logy have appeared in some upscale ads, but no actual insider knowledge has 2007 Page #76  
ut all of them, though I found the ads run by information services, technol 2007 Page #76  
t seriouslv. UFO and alien-related ads allow me to do both. J s there a cov 2007 Page #77  
 though that UFO and alien-related ads wi!J continue to visit the pages and 2007 Page #77  

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. Nol a single pho(OQI"~ ra:ord of adual oomba e11er ma,ag ed lo be made by 2009 Page #151  

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ont of the heel than the narrowest adult shoe sold (AAAA). Small Sole As wa 2003 Page #49  
an hieroglyphics. Jim felt that an adult man could have easily stood up ins 2003 Page #60  
 entered by officers, not made for adult humans By September the object dis 2006 Page #29  
eater than twice that of the usual adult of their height-weight ranges. The 2006 Page #110  
 thought anything of it. But as an adult, and being an operaror, l can say  2007 Page #126  
o bend under its weight. Child and adult witness accounts have the diameter 2009 Page #135  

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ls associated with being away from adults, it was a routine outing for us.  2005 Page #154  
d a list of five healthy, youthful adults, all expiring from an acute respi 2006 Page #110  
DY, \Y/AS THERE. DID YOU, AS YOUNG ADULTS, FEEL AFRAID OF THE MAN WHO TURNE 2007 Page #171  
NDY Ai'\JD REBECCA, YOU WERE YOUNG ADULTS THEN. HJ\ VE YOU EVER TALKED ABOU 2007 Page #172  
ng programs for children and young adults. One of the most popular programs 2008 Page #57  

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 Poll surveyed nearly six thousand adults' and dealt with the relationships 2006 Page #197  

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de betoN IVell 'l,' rauS the great adv:inces in very sh()Tt J •radio wave,  2009 Page #182  

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gents here are ( sa]d to have b~en adv'i.~_ed that the K~emLin believe~ the 2009 Page #177  

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t to these new ones and ultimately advance the reasonable conclusion that a 2003 Page #21  
any. The journey he had been on to advance toward the tightly-held-secrets  2003 Page #147  
done more than anyone to build and advance the field of alien abduction res 2004 Page #58  
, laser and cancer, all of the R&D advance research — ARPA kind of projects 2004 Page #182  
 film wruJe on active duty long in advance of Santilli's ownership. Above:  2005 Page #147  
that aliens have technology far in advance of Earthling technology. Their v 2006 Page #5  
FO "WHY?" QUESTIONS 0. They may be advance men seeking the best site for a  2006 Page #8  
he was part of a highly classified advance team for crash retrievals that w 2006 Page #18  
scribed in SOM1-01. As part of the advance team attending crash retrieval s 2006 Page #19  
he UFO suggests they must have had advance notice that the crassh was going 2006 Page #125  
al security" have often done so co advance narrow commercial interests, not 2007 Page #36  
oing it less to protect us than to advance their own commercial interests.  2007 Page #36  
u would need to know about them in advance and have been given an account o 2007 Page #89  
ey don't want to give me a £15,000 advance until they know that 1 am going  2007 Page #92  
e was $2 million which was used to advance his political career. "The Treas 2008 Page #141  
s the most important and strategic advance in history. Details of this and  2009 Page #17  

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es are from some other technically advanced civilization. ” USAF pilot and  2003 Page #14  
arold Puthoff, Ph.D. Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin “The possibil 2003 Page #15  
ime interstellar travel, either by advanced extraterrestrial civilizations  2003 Page #15  
Agreement by which the British are advanced millions of tons of badly-neede 2003 Page #86  
l's gradual undoing. With the most advanced, awesome defense establishment  2003 Page #89  
. S. government was to get as much advanced extraterrestrial technology as  2003 Page #102  
might reduce the advantage" of the advanced and potentially threatening non 2003 Page #102  
h Con'erance raa^shcdoevraenls com Advanced Study Group Air Materiel Comman 2003 Page #160  
cinating title of"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable 2003 Page #169  
c if general knowledge o Danger if advanced technology falls into hands of  2003 Page #172  
ere challenged by non- terrestrial advanced technologies; • government insi 2004 Page #61  
iders saw on radar and photographs advanced aerial devices that could easil 2004 Page #61  
ment insiders were shocked that an advanced beam technology can lift up and 2004 Page #61  
ory. It was by every definition an advanced foreign weapons system. Effort  2004 Page #65  
was to aggressively bring down the advanced discs for study and potentially 2004 Page #65  
is book, Col. Corso describes many advanced technologies that the United St 2004 Page #78  
 the world, would panic. Also, the advanced technologies needed to be kept  2004 Page #79  
at Dr. Walker thought UFOs were so advanced only those with the "mind of Ei 2004 Page #99  
s'? Shary-Shagan • SDI apparatus • Advanced Optical Weaponry • State of the 2004 Page #162  
oduce a series of documentaries on advanced projects in the militay such as 2004 Page #181  
ng to do, but for which she had no advanced knowledge M' NC= Dor raucAr • S 2004 Page #207  
nd communication •~ny sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable 2005 Page #4  
ND HOSTILE ACTS ■ Reconnaissance ■ Advanced propulsion systems ■ Superior m 2005 Page #9  
ith many production sites for very advanced aircraft), sightings of silent  2005 Page #82  
ests there is a great deal of very advanced aviation technology not onJy at 2005 Page #83  
nt clearance. They saw many highly advanced aircraft, inclucling one of the 2005 Page #83  
tics counter that any civilization advanced enough to develop interstellar  2005 Page #120  
rstellar space travel would be too advanced to notice crude radio signals w 2005 Page #120  
lled them in a 1942 memo. Why such advanced extraterrestrial craft would tr 2005 Page #120  
he simplest thought is that highly advanced civilizations are not perfect,  2005 Page #121  
but also the danger of having such advanced 12 This memorandum and, by far, 2005 Page #128  
tually all of these cases couJd be advanced and moved much closer to a firm 2005 Page #134  
ntent of "reverse engineering" the advanced technology found in the alien c 2005 Page #161  
t even possible to comprehend such advanced technology much less to attempt 2005 Page #161  
 and crash-landed on earth despite advanced technology. Some of our most ad 2005 Page #161  
anced technology. Some of our most advanced aircraft, including the F-117 A 2005 Page #161  
to examine the vehicle for new and advanced technolog y with a view toward  2005 Page #162  
ready concluded that the UFOs were advanced aircraft or spacecraft , which  2005 Page #166  
 Glenn ·Martin's vice-president of advanced design, G.S. Trimble, predicted 2005 Page #173  
et the 1995 debut of Boeing's most advanced jetliner, the 777, still uses t 2005 Page #173  
think that there are probably many advanced civilizations within our local  2006 Page #5  
y reasonable assumption that every advanced civilization is concerned about 2006 Page #8  
ho can come here, must be far more advanced technologically than are we, si 2006 Page #10  
of EBE physiology had considerably advanced since 1954 when no substances w 2006 Page #19  
2 Group projects by attending more advanced training, and not leaving MJ-12 2006 Page #24  
oy telepathy, telekinesis or other advanced/arcane powers that imply the ab 2006 Page #53  
ail. Military command and control, advanced weapons systems and every kind  2006 Page #62  
mmodate new realities. Displays of advanced technology, seeming magical to  2006 Page #67  
hat is centuries or millennia more advanced than ourselves. Perhaps beings  2006 Page #70  
gned, by engineers from Lockheed's Advanced Development Projects division ( 2006 Page #72  
authorized history of the Lockheed Advanced Development Projects division)  2006 Page #79  
ed inspection stamps from Lockheed Advanced Development Projects (ADP), the 2006 Page #84  
itize the site in order to protect advanced materials and design configurat 2006 Page #86  
just one science "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable 2006 Page #101  
d in the Villas-Boas case suggests advanced chemical technology application 2006 Page #116  
merican military interactions with advanced aerial discs and their non-huma 2006 Page #139  
to Las Vegas while he studied more advanced radar technology in 1964 to 196 2006 Page #151  
ve gone wrong. WHY WOULD SOMETHING ADVANCED, LET'S SAY IN TECHNOLOGY AND MI 2006 Page #155  
t these people might be seeing was advanced terrestrial technology that was 2006 Page #199  
ight appear to a more peaceful and advanced civilization that has already c 2007 Page #37  
tic reprogramming How might a more advanced civilization respond to the hum 2007 Page #37  
 two avenues where change might be advanced. One is in the area of technolo 2007 Page #38  
roond capacities. Northrop Grumman Advanced Systems Division. Tejon RCS Fac 2007 Page #56  
hat ASi\1[L is "Imaging for a more advanced civilization." "\'(/here will t 2007 Page #62  
 us? "They're looking for the most advanced imaging system on earth." Envir 2007 Page #62  
ber one brand for digital cameras, advanced gaming functions and business n 2007 Page #70  
eople were saying that we had such advanced technolo gy then we could put i 2007 Page #85  
It's entirely possible that a more advanced prototype VTOL variant (possibl 2007 Page #109  
 - the undisputed leader in hjghly advanced aircraft technology. The Me-262 2007 Page #111  
signs. Indeed, the Germans were so advanced, that in 1944 they flew a six e 2007 Page #111  
s. There is also the potential for advanced technology discoveries that mig 2007 Page #121  
y governments could currently have advanced technology and Extraterrestrial 2007 Page #127  
governments feel they can keep the advanced technology secret from other na 2007 Page #127  
urn for prorruses of giving humans advanced technology. Here's a summary of 2007 Page #127  
ts, it seems highly plausible that advanced civilizations have achieved int 2007 Page #184  
ology permits. But are we the most advanced race in the universe? 2) What i 2007 Page #184  
at if an ET race is 100 years more advanced than us? 1,000? 100,000? I mill 2007 Page #184  
tly in excess of those of our most advanced military aircraft, intriguing p 2008 Page #68  
e. Indeed, the possibility that an advanced vehicle from another world was  2008 Page #100  
journeying to Tunguska and finding advanced technology that is then incorpo 2008 Page #103  
analyzing radar systems, and using advanced technology to help make the spa 2008 Page #104  
iative to contact the Institute of Advanced Studies in Princeton and had th 2008 Page #106  
plea in slide 15. The Institute of Advanced Studies also provided Ryan Wood 2008 Page #107  
e~:cracerres::ria:.. peop:..e more advanced t.echnolog1.cally and economica 2008 Page #113  
. J. Roben Oppenheimer Director of Advanced Studies Princeton, New Jersey I 2008 Page #114  
22 documents from the Institute of Advanced Studies, some in German, some h 2008 Page #116  
14 documents from the Institute of Advanced Studies ■Cooper: first 30 pages 2008 Page #116  
d with the Institute ■"Director of Advanced Studies" is wrong ■ Hypercorrec 2008 Page #118  
 through which they gained new and advanced technology. Interestingly, the  2008 Page #130  
rd Globalist-supported researchers advanced the Gemrnn Nazis' plan to drug  2008 Page #140  
lle Memorial Institute, Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Scien 2008 Page #143  
 be such devices constructed by an advanced civilization sent here to not o 2009 Page #16  
s made it abundantly clear that an advanced weapons system was being deploy 2009 Page #17  
eparable. Public awareness is more advanced in the case of scientific appli 2009 Page #20  
cetime technology . The RPV, using advanced lJFO electronics , may represen 2009 Page #23  

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 MJ-12 and experiencing the career advancement such covert work would bring 2006 Page #21  
he 1950s and 1960s that additional advancement was made: several expedition 2008 Page #100  
iety, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, National  2008 Page #143  

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r nations and use it for their own advancements, which is an understandable 2007 Page #127  

Word: "advances", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e past cenrury saw more scientific advances than any preceding it. But perh 2005 Page #87  
human scientific and technological advances that could revolutionize or mak 2006 Page #56  
 of the Hitler Youth. Using German advances in the study of the human mind, 2008 Page #145  
 dreams were made before the great advances in very short radio waves that  2009 Page #158  

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les all at hip level and they were advancing on the wooded area. Don said,  2003 Page #71  
 into the proposal to find ways of advancing our technolog) ' and national  2005 Page #128  
ns relating to curiosity about our advancing technology -as well as concern 2008 Page #38  
vatives" only to find such leaders advancing Socialist programs such as the 2008 Page #142  
ck channel contacts and sources on advancing Soviet and allied progress in  2009 Page #19  

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 development that might reduce the advantage" of the advanced and potential 2003 Page #102  
ntually use these beliefs to their advantage. Fifteen days later, early on  2003 Page #145  
tion was during war for technology advantage (Nazis, Soviets) • Early genui 2004 Page #122  
ecrecy so as to maintain a decided advantage in the scheme of thjngs in the 2005 Page #162  
regarding the prospect of national advantage or the threat to national surv 2006 Page #55  
in the hope of gaining significant advantage over competitors. Other busine 2006 Page #56  
to great lengths to develop inside advantage, with the aim of controlling/p 2006 Page #58  
 stakeholders demanding insight or advantage, especially government and med 2006 Page #59  
o bold or reckless players to gain advantage. Even benevolent NHI could pro 2006 Page #59  
erick entrepreneurs to seek access/advantage. Business would be inclined to 2006 Page #61  
7, seeking any path to battlefield advantage. Science would also be tasked  2006 Page #62  
to cooperate in the effort to find advantage. Maintaining public order woul 2006 Page #62  
ent attempt private deals, seeking advantage. Layers of secrecy wouldprolif 2006 Page #63  
emptation in many quarters to seek advantage. Fast occurrence would be well 2006 Page #66  
ll see clear opportunity for early advantage. - Governments must lead, but  2006 Page #66  
 risk takers will undoubtedly seek advantage, to the possible serious detri 2006 Page #67  
all stakeholders seek any possible advantage, willing to cut any survivable 2006 Page #68  
 contact could work to humankind's advantage; but because of strangeness, a 2006 Page #69  
red. FOR? For purposes of military advantage. I asked him if the U. S. Pres 2006 Page #162  
e United States maintains military advantage over our enemies. You accept t 2006 Page #163  
ensive neutron bomb Use electronic advantage to introduce smarter RPVs Cons 2009 Page #10  
at secrecy was actually of greater advantage to us when we had secrets to k 2009 Page #20  
what disquietin g that the Russian advantage lies in the area that is more  2009 Page #21  

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oves to be more cost effective and advantageous to current intelligence ope 2009 Page #16  

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d, some, dll, these • MP.modifier (advcrl,)··(1.Jlckly, stJmm.rily, well' ■ 2008 Page #118  

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 the Govm111m1t T TJ'i1,g lo Hidt? Advenrures Unlimited Press, 1995, p. 67- 2005 Page #83  

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his did not happen since, with the advent of the personal camcorder, hardly 2005 Page #118  
, plans were well underway for the advent of Expo '86, the World's Fair to  2006 Page #183  

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 life. Two weeks after thcir vault adventure, Capt. Seeley ordered Tom Shep 2006 Page #160  
ts short run Area 2000 was a great adventure. Strange Happenings One of the 2006 Page #204  

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d 1 know of some of the incredible adventures he has passed through in the  2009 Page #32  

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 . We all know about nouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives -but there are sophi 2008 Page #106  

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h also says that the media have an adversarial relarionsbjp with the govern 2007 Page #8  
ng to take the view that there are adversarial relationships between extrat 2007 Page #130  

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ina were becoming potent Communist adversaries of the capitalist democracie 2006 Page #165  
id or comfort to present or future adversaries of the United States? Whal g 2009 Page #12  
id or comfort to present or future adversaries of the United States? What g 2009 Page #23  
efing document will aid the CIA 's adversaries if it is published outside o 2009 Page #24  

Word: "adversary", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 boomerangs-instead of hurting our adversary with it we hurt ourselves. The 2009 Page #20  

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 document about individuals having adverse (and fatal) reactions to an alie 2004 Page #17  
eir harmful contamination and also adverse changes in the environment of th 2008 Page #36  
urnal of the Addictions listed 105 adverse reactions to Ritalin, including  2008 Page #141  
aft." With respect to the issue of adverse effects on the part of the human 2009 Page #53  

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 and people in the region had been adversely affected by whatever it was th 2003 Page #163  
 and people in the region had been adversely affected by whatever it was th 2004 Page #17  

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 as a woman who had faced tragedy, adversity , and illness with determinati 2009 Page #95  

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arth and tobacco companies proudly advertised their products in print and b 2007 Page #65  
an unseen parry. The product being advertised, the company's Dockers panes. 2007 Page #75  

Word: "advertisement", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t is extrnterrestrialJy tasty." An advertisement placed by the State of Kan 2007 Page #61  
e Flying Object.' And while not an advertisement per se, A 1990 article fro 2007 Page #61  
 the world." In thjs pubEc service advertisement from the city of Singapore 2007 Page #67  
ryone ." In another public service advertisement, this one from Great Brita 2007 Page #67  
 save the universe. " In a related advertisement, two of the Fujitsu Corpor 2007 Page #70  

Word: "advertisements", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s knowledge ever filter through in advertisements for their products? \Xlhi 2007 Page #59  
an a series J of highly successful advertisements in Time, 1\eumveek and ot 2007 Page #61  
ne of the first abduction -related advertisements I'm aware of dates back t 2007 Page #71  
knowledge ever filtered through in advertisements? Pop culture references t 2007 Page #76  
 that UFOs and aliens are real -in advertisements and commercials. * * * *  2007 Page #77  

Word: "advertiser", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nuary 25, 1974. 7. Border Counties Advertiser, January 30, 1974. 8. Phantom 2006 Page #137  
 be a UFO photo.Ju st below it the advertiser, Upchurch Scientific Filterin 2007 Page #60  
es look on from the sideljnes. The advertiser, Connex Railway Timetable Up. 2007 Page #75  

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ow if aliens keep pets, we do know advertisers do not spare our cats and do 2007 Page #66  

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case, its alien and UFO reality in advertisi ng vs. UFO and alien reality f 2007 Page #77  

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minds of some sponsors and/ or the advertisin g executives involved is, why 2007 Page #61  
ka either. In 1997 ✓ the company's advertisin g agency gave us yet another  2007 Page #71  

Word: "advertising", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Emenegger had been working as an advertising executive in Los Angeles, an 2004 Page #181  
...... 44 UFO and Alien Imagery in Advertising Peter Robbins .............. 2007 Page #5  
          UFO and Alien Imagery in Advertising Peter Robbins Copyright 2007 2007 Page #59  
co be perennial favorites with the advertising industry in their mission co 2007 Page #59  
t UFO and a]jen-related image[) in advertising is pare of a sweeping gO\·er 2007 Page #59  
 the private seccor, including the advertising indust~·, co assist in a pro 2007 Page #59  
s are using chis image[)' in their advertising? Does there seem to be some  2007 Page #59  
tic super hero by night." Truth in advertising is not this product's strong 2007 Page #64  
,, •. _.• In 1992 an alien-related advertising campaign was mounted by the  2007 Page #64  
hin Suntory or with their American advertising agency, but I'm going to gue 2007 Page #65  
foreground. The popularity of this advertising campaign remains high and de 2007 Page #70  
o the ground was used in this 2001 advertising campaign . But knowingly or  2007 Page #74  
s the EBEs idea originated with an advertising executive whose hobby happen 2007 Page #76  
s are using ti-us imagery in their advertising? All types and sizes of comp 2007 Page #76  
What we are seeing I th.ink, is an advertising industry driven to sell by a 2007 Page #76  
e mass media, which counts on drug advertising for a major portion of its r 2008 Page #141  
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d tried to radio back for help and advice, but found that his walkie-talkie 2003 Page #147  
fortunatel y, took his counselor's advice. This proved to be a crucial miss 2005 Page #93  
represent rumself, and against the advice of some of those closest to rum,  2005 Page #101  
n't talk to others about it on the advice of parents and a friend in the st 2005 Page #154  
eased. The DIS provided specialist advice and assistance on a number of are 2008 Page #64  

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 comment: "But it is certainly not advisable for police helicopters to go c 2008 Page #67  
::ed; :hey may think .i.c would be advisable to granc it co all others capa 2008 Page #113  

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lect group of business leaders who advise the President on economic matters 2003 Page #86  
oor, though some close to the case advise he be held on a lower level where 2003 Page #90  
and willingness to help. They will advise. 3. Request the department check  2004 Page #7  
ot see any bodies; however, he did advise his wife that some of the militar 2005 Page #44  
e alerted. I was to infbrm but not advise the Prime Minister (Clement Adee  2006 Page #167  
probably be your lawyers who would advise on if it would be good or bad for 2007 Page #91  
and willingness to help. They will advise. 3. Request the department check  2007 Page #141  
gives me no pleasure whatsoever to advise you, the reader, that both of tho 2008 Page #24  
a on Soviet nuclear capability and advise the White House and the military  2009 Page #17  
 with recommendations as to how to advise the President and the NSC of past 2009 Page #25  

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t, the Bolivian Army and Air Force advised the U.S. Defense Attache Office  2004 Page #9  
ps this is foolish," Good's source advised him, "but for many years now I h 2004 Page #15  
f the interview, the man initially advised that he had only seen a UFO £lyi 2005 Page #39  
 they were "not human." He further advised his wife that, with regard to th 2005 Page #44  
s discrediting the UFO subject, as advised in the SOM1-01 manual. Dr. Rober 2005 Page #132  
ign countries will be consulted or advised. The national security status of 2006 Page #140  
nterestingly the next day, we were advised the entire event was a NORAD dri 2006 Page #147  
S. This office very confidentially advised by Army Intelligence, Richmond,  2006 Page #174  
her planet." Kilgallen was further advised that a report concerning the cra 2007 Page #136  
ld Office, New Haven, Connecticut, advised as follows: a. [Deleted]. Bristo 2007 Page #140  
his office on December 5, 1960. He advised that at approximately 4.30 pm on 2007 Page #140  
in Bristol, Connecticut. [Deleted] advised that as the object neared the gr 2007 Page #140  
 a delay in automobile traffic. He advised that this occurred in the neighb 2007 Page #140  
d at a 240 degree angle. [Deleted] advised that he had no first hand inform 2007 Page #140  
t, the Bolivian Army and Air Force advised the US Defense Attache Office th 2007 Page #142  
ber 1978 letter, stating: "You are advised that the Air Force can neither c 2008 Page #30  
erein However , if authentic, I am advised the statement would be classifie 2008 Page #30  
, wrote to Leonard Stringfield and advised him of the followin g: ... Don B 2009 Page #50  
e officer was serious. She sternly advised me that these were not men who j 2009 Page #91  
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Word: "adviser", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hard C. Hoagland, a former science adviser to Walter Cronkite and CBS News  2008 Page #134  
hese included Sir Geoffrey Taylor, Adviser to the Admiralty, Professor E.D. 2009 Page #170  

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u will take with you such experts, advisers and assistants as nay be de*ned 2003 Page #213  
osed of some eight or ten experts, advisers and assistants. It is suggested 2003 Page #224  
u will take with you such experts, advisers and assistants as you deem nece 2003 Page #225  
oeed of soae eight or ten experts, advisers and assistants. It is suggested 2003 Page #228  
son was surrounded by a coterie of advisers, collective ly known as his "Wi 2008 Page #141  
es' cast, and one of its technical advisers, Mark Felt, later confessed to  2009 Page #32  

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tely to Air Force Intelhgence. CIC advises data strictly confidential and s 2006 Page #174  

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ks Harbor on Cape Sable Island and advising them to proceed to the crash si 2004 Page #38  
on the TOP SECRET Majestic-12 list advising President Truman on the extrate 2004 Page #69  
ret letter dared December 30, 1940 advising President Roosevelt co authoriz 2005 Page #92  

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Technology Desk. LS Army R&D. .NSC advisor On Camera Interview shortly befo 2003 Page #13  
th Fisk's statement that he was an advisor to presidents. Fisk has repeated 2003 Page #36  
812 Lives In New Mexico, allegedly advisor to presidents. Refuses to respon 2003 Page #36  
f Forrestal's and also a financial advisor to Franklin Roosevelt. Not long  2003 Page #85  
ond my..." Clark Clifford, a young advisor of Forrestal's and future Attorn 2003 Page #89  
estimony of Robert Landry, the Air Advisor to President Truman, may also he 2003 Page #191  
 Reagan's former national security advisor. One of Steve Greer's disclosure 2003 Page #199  
as Reagan's last National Security advisor. He told presidential historian  2003 Page #199  
the pass by Bill Clinton's science advisor Dr. Jack Gibbons, a self acclaim 2003 Page #200  
claim that he as National Security Advisor to the president was "out of the 2003 Page #200  
spiracy, even as National Security advisor, so I didn't know what to say. I 2003 Page #201  
senhower was his national security advisor General Robert Cutler. Cutler, l 2004 Page #103  
ngfield served as Public Relations Advisor for NICAP, the National Investig 2004 Page #108  
ingfield was 1977: he served as an advisor in November of that year to Prim 2004 Page #108  
chool of Georgia Tech and Pentagon advisor), and Major Jesse Marcel (the Ro 2004 Page #132  
d who was also a longtime Pentagon advisor, did confirm in a letter to auth 2004 Page #147  
 in the Carter White House. He was advisor for National and International T 2004 Page #188  
957 until 1970 as Public Relations Advisor for the Washington, D.C.-based N 2005 Page #139  
 development, in 1977 he served as advisor to Prime Minister, Sir Eric Gair 2005 Page #139  
phere Component and is the special advisor for atmospheric science at the A 2008 Page #75  
to the Air Force's UFO program and advisor to the CIA 's Robertson Panel Re 2009 Page #25  
rector of Central Intelligence and advisor to the President's National Secu 2009 Page #25  
e control of his national security advisor. This was followed on June 28 by 2009 Page #35  
ent Eisenhower's National Security Advisor, Robert Cutler, to U.S. Air Forc 2009 Page #35  
f the RDB and a leading scientific advisor to Truman. Bush's role is signif 2009 Page #36  
ver to Kennedy's national security advisor, McGeorge Bundy and the Departme 2009 Page #37  
t control of his National Security Advisor had been dismissed. While Dulles 2009 Page #40  

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 one of his closest confidants and advisors. On April 23 the President visi 2003 Page #90  
d contacts between him and his top advisors with the information Stan Gordo 2003 Page #193  
ists and assistants" vs. "experts, advisors and assistants" Concerns Abouf  2003 Page #207  
industry and finance. . ■ And your advisors by the Council on Foreign Relat 2007 Page #54  
e the White House and the military advisors at all our embassies on what we 2009 Page #17  

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Atomic Energy Commission; National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics; and O 2003 Page #99  
al Intelligence Group Intelligence Advisory Board November 14-16,2003 Las V 2003 Page #157  
elligence Group (CIG) Intelligence Advisory Board IAB, held its 14th meetin 2003 Page #157  
                       thn General Advisory G»tM»ittea «f th a Atemie Kaorg 2003 Page #234  
the RAND Corporation, the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics (NACA) 2004 Page #63  
Hunsaker, Chairman of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NASA 2004 Page #69  
r, Jr., Executive Secretary of the Advisory Committee on \V/eather Control  2005 Page #97  
ect result of the President's 1953 Advisory Committee on Weather Control. . 2005 Page #99  
ouncil and a member of the Medical Advisory Board of the Atomic Energy Comm 2007 Page #75  
d to be a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Brookha ven Na 2007 Page #75  
il and was a member of the medical advisory board of the Atomic Energy Comm 2008 Page #133  
ush and also was on the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Brookhaven Nat 2008 Page #133  
ute of Technology and the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. In 1 2008 Page #133  
(1'."ELLEHER, DAV IS. 01 • SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD -..--...-""'-... --, • CO 2008 Page #153  
 CONTENTS SHOULD BE REGARDED AS AN ADVISORY AND NO CLASSIFICATION HAS BEEN  2009 Page #23  
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 chairman of the Zealand munitions advisory board and director of scientifi 2009 Page #157  

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nstead, Stringfield was a forceful advocate to the end, writing books, spea 2005 Page #139  
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he Air Force's Office of the Judge Advocate General, Colonel James Johnson, 2008 Page #30  
fense-including Nick Pope, a major advocate of the idea that some UFOs are  2008 Page #33  
 May 757 piece, Teller is a strong advocate for a civil defense program tha 2009 Page #10  

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size was established in 1951, LASL advocated that the Air Force conduct dro 2009 Page #92  

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ole in the case of the pro-Roswell advocates. It seems convincing, too, unt 2004 Page #222  
but universal. A minority of peace advocates will try to counter religious  2006 Page #68  
l also emerge. A minority of peace advocates will try to counter religious  2006 Page #69  
sophy or system of government that advocates or exercises a dictatorship of 2008 Page #124  

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 , a virulent version of Socialism advocating public ownership of all means 2008 Page #124  

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aaad at aaaa wight ar taa. o^wrta, adwlaara aad aaalataatWo It la aaggaatad 2003 Page #220  

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n will take with yen enah aapexta, adwlaera and anaistasta aa yon daaa aeee 2003 Page #226  

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 aad rajart hartt witkla a MKtk or adx waka* ■» la gaaarall/ ftflfar with a 2003 Page #220  
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hc;r-: m ms try, the w~r oWcc, the ad• hi . · I , 1 b' • mlral!y and U,e ml 2009 Page #182  

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eaiaa yea artel* aartawer te atate ae aaartaaly aa ynaaiMa yocs? co^saha ef 2003 Page #215  
ese recoaaendations have seampd to ae to be based upon an unrealistic or in 2003 Page #228  
h article ie eeparately identified ae to eource. Although the two article'  2004 Page #19  
vate sector' • (Paaphrase). 'There ae may in the inteihgence corrminty viti 2006 Page #27  
had been committed 0• unidentified ae,ial ofvecls, which landed where nucle 2007 Page #176  
n earth (if that state should deci.ae in the future ::.o send explorers to  2008 Page #113  

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oyd. The object fell down into the aea with a deafenina sound, according to 2004 Page #19  

Word: "aec", 22 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y under study by AMC, AFSWP, NEPA, AEC, ONR, NACA, JRDB, RAND, USAAF SAG an 2003 Page #28  
h may have involved the Army, FBI, AEC and Navy. Slide 21 provides a detail 2003 Page #173  
Mexico..." vs. "China" and "Sandia AEC" vs. "Korea." • "Such experts, techn 2003 Page #207  
 proceed on a brief trip to Sandia AEC facility" yet Sandia is in New Mexic 2003 Page #207  
ked documents we learn that Sandia AEC is where the core of the "neutronic  2003 Page #207  
vered from the powerplant." Sandia AEC headquarters were right there at Kir 2003 Page #207  
? n n brie*' trip to t1-.'' Sandia AEC facility to make an appraise!. or hr 2003 Page #214  
** L The BLACk box* WAS *value tac AEC mer Equipment (MN) device IN THE BLA 2004 Page #229  
*** SEND ***TIONS RecovEr IS ORDER AEC ***** (MN) ** * weabl* SAID SEND MIS 2004 Page #229  
held this job until 1953 until the AEC no longer considered him reliable an 2004 Page #249  
■ With Roswell, Special Forces and AEC (1947) The agencies did not share {" 2005 Page #5  
d by the Atomjc Energy Commjssion (AEC) at the Nevada Proving Ground from 1 2005 Page #39  
e was on special assignment to the AEC at the atomic proving ground in Neva 2005 Page #41  
ge from Kirtland AFB stating that "AEC, AFS\VP, 4th Arm), [and] local comma 2005 Page #74  
have been sighted over the Hanford AEC Plant," and that "Air Force jets att 2005 Page #74  
 "13. In the opinion of the senior AEC medical officer, current medical equ 2006 Page #105  
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0 by the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC): 21                                 2008 Page #27  
ly over [emphasis mine] Oak Ridge. AEC Security Division Chief at Oak Ridge 2008 Page #28  
m Knoxville, altitude 40,000 feet. AEC Security Division Chief checked with 2008 Page #28  
opinions of the Security Division, AEC Oak Ridge; Security Branch, NEPA [Nu 2008 Page #28  
raft project] Division, Oak Ridge; AEC Security Patrol, Oak Ridge; FBI Knox 2008 Page #28  

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                            At the AEC's Nevada Test Site was a man who als 2008 Page #9  

Word: "aeci8", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ave apparently made of much of the AECI8 file material since 6,014 items ar 2006 Page #104  

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dwlaera and anaistasta aa yon daaa aeeeoeary te the affkel hare of year nla 2003 Page #226  

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The United Stales Go1-m1111ml , 1\/aef Scimtisls, and Pro.Jed Paperrlip, 19 2005 Page #125  

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the MRE should be placed under the aegis of a civil authority, and on 1 Apr 2006 Page #123  

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otoreres the WC Pgra) — formers W. aegrodve of degri, auras, tor orgeto. 24 2006 Page #35  

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E • 3Tnve ON 7oRRI9 STATING THAT A AEOOND UNVIENT/FTED oBJEOT ' VERY SIHILA 2004 Page #21  

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rplanetary origin" “unconventional aerial phenomenon" Liabilities: no paper 2003 Page #26  
t to roads at the time. Historical aerial photography is available for 32   2003 Page #36  
ions, identified by dowsers in the aerial photography have not yet been vis 2003 Page #37  
ll take a review of the historical aerial photography to verify these fires 2003 Page #37  
re call logs is planned along with aerial photography and ground surveys. A 2003 Page #38  
reckage, new witnesses, historical aerial photography, soil samples or arch 2003 Page #38  
 with find) Section 4 The fly-over Aerial view of gap on ground Discussion  2003 Page #44  
ensive technical report on unknown aerial objects. It is important to remem 2003 Page #88  
ecretary of Defense: "...they (the aerial occupants) must have been satisfi 2003 Page #89  
 witness. Bennewitz had joined the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization i 2003 Page #143  
its to the site behind the scenes. Aerial photographs of Mount Weather show 2003 Page #194  
nalysis of Reports of Unidentified Aerial Object., 'shish was pre- pared by 2004 Page #18  
ee parson was authorised to 144kv• aerial of ti.... JODICIRITILS UPCIAT SAT 2004 Page #20  
e "airship" but also as "the great aerial wanderer," the "flying jenny" and 2004 Page #32  
erer," the "flying jenny" and the "aerial monster." The correspondent in Wo 2004 Page #32  
aft and have a look around from an aerial position to be able to see those  2004 Page #53  
and Office of Naval Research about aerial discs that crashed in the Roswell 2004 Page #60  
 on radar and photographs advanced aerial devices that could easily keep pa 2004 Page #61  
 rockets and all other human- made aerial vehicles; • government insiders w 2004 Page #61  
Force orders to shoot down foreign aerial discs at the end of the 1940s. Bu 2004 Page #65  
 United States about "unidentified aerial vehicles" and entities. One of th 2004 Page #69  
d intelligence units had retrieved aerial vehicles described as "extraterre 2004 Page #69  
ed about the early detection of an aerial disc by Top Secret radar bases in 2004 Page #70  
 as they were found with a crashed aerial vehicle at a site on the northern 2004 Page #79  
tional Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena. He also served on the  2004 Page #108  
her with the usual cover-up, of an aerial battle with three UFOs in Septemb 2004 Page #130  
ICA ON THE SUBJECT OF UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL VEHICLES." 190                    2004 Page #193  
 ship, are convinced these strange aerial objects are not optical illusions 2004 Page #206  
e Evidence of Legend • VI. Similar Aerial Phenomena • VII. The Sightings •  2004 Page #245  
d flying objects or unconventional aerial weapons is a subject matter under 2004 Page #252  
vidence of UFOs and Unconventional Aerial Weapons (UAW) as a national secur 2004 Page #254  
laims there was a crash of an Eben aerial craft near Kingman, Arizona in 19 2005 Page #45  
0, 1953, some kind of urudentified aerial craft allegedly crashed in a dese 2005 Page #51  
 Forest ... SLIDE# 2 June 11, 1953 Aerial photo of triangular pattern ... a 2005 Page #51  
 the two-dozen large high altitude aerial photos of the triangular feature  2005 Page #60  
, -•ll!l'J SLIDE# 28 High altitude aerial image of triangle feature in lake 2005 Page #60  
1999 by Steve Jones to examine the aerial photographs of the peculiar trian 2005 Page #61  
und in the basement along with the aerial photographs of the triangle. /JU. 2005 Page #62  
!- SLIDE# 39 Copy of original 1953 aerial phoro N[iller showed Steve the tw 2005 Page #65  
a grid around the triangle. \Xlhat aerial vehicle took the photographs and  2005 Page #65  
IS BRAND NEW WITH NEW LOCKS. ''The aerial photographs were taken with the i 2005 Page #66  
s lake bed being the center of the aerial photographs." OVERLAY: 1953 AERIA 2005 Page #66  
aerial photographs." OVERLAY: 1953 AERIAL IMAGE -ZOOM TO TIGHT CLOSE-UP 64  2005 Page #66  
Crash "They took a grid pattern of aerial photographs on June 11, 1953, abo 2005 Page #67  
If you rake a look at not only the aerial phorographs that were taken - l s 2005 Page #67  
24 inches x 24 inches, single shot aerial photograph s on old photographic  2005 Page #67  
 IN DRES LAKE BED-\~ide "I've seen aerial photographs before as early as th 2005 Page #67  
n." OVERLAY TIGHT ON 1953 TRIANGLE AERIAL PHOTO 65                          2005 Page #67  
ring feature.' \Xie showed him the aerial photographs . \Y,/e took him out  2005 Page #70  
atural phenomena or known types of aerial vehicles." These sorts of memos c 2005 Page #74  
tiaircraft guns at a large unknown aerial object suspended in the beams of  2005 Page #121  
ent files regarding unconventional aerial phenomenon reported since 1897 an 2005 Page #123  
incident but cites "unconventional aerial phenomenon reported since 1897."  2005 Page #123  
tional Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena . He also served on the 2005 Page #139  
sthand Testimonies About Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities Linda Moulton  2006 Page #3  
atterson AFB to compare historical aerial photography from 1948, 1952 and p 2006 Page #46  
tains are haunted by many types of aerial phenomena, including the spectral 2006 Page #119  
) And only hours later, an unusual aerial object was seen by David Upton at 2006 Page #120  
e, another account links anomalous aerial phenomena and strange, humanoid c 2006 Page #128  
sthand Testimonies About Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities Linda Moulton  2006 Page #139  
 policy to shoot down unidentified aerial discs in the late 1940s to early  2006 Page #139  
ilitary interactions with advanced aerial discs and their non-human occupan 2006 Page #139  
 artillery attacks on unidentified aerial discs that the Base Commander cal 2006 Page #139  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities Slide 3: Roswe 2006 Page #140  
, triangles and other unidentified aerial craft (UACs). But Len said, 'We l 2006 Page #141  
 policy to shoot down unidentified aerial discs. But the discs retaliated.  2006 Page #141  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities national secur 2006 Page #142  
COM no longer exists. SLIDE # 13 — Aerial B&W of Four Missile Batteries, Ke 2006 Page #142  
tillery in Key West, Florida. This aerial photograph provided by Bill shows 2006 Page #142  
and rotary wing aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, and cruise missiles. Th 2006 Page #143  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities ship all tapes 2006 Page #144  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities Bill: "They ju 2006 Page #146  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities because they w 2006 Page #148  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities AND YET, BILL  2006 Page #150  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities I grew up with 2006 Page #152  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities Disc Crash At  2006 Page #154  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities marked as such 2006 Page #156  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities background. On 2006 Page #158  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities the Monday aft 2006 Page #160  
rsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities I said, 'Yes,  2006 Page #162  
tional Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) and now in the  2006 Page #174  
tional Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena), but no one had follow 2006 Page #176  
 The Evidence of Legend VL Similar Aerial Phenomena VII. The Sightings VIII 2007 Page #44  
nts in history, dwarfs VI. Similar Aerial Phenomena: will-othe-wisp, Brown  2007 Page #44  
in diameter (see arrow MacDiLI AFB aerial photo #2). Jack recalled that the 2007 Page #95  
tional Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) , and the autho 2007 Page #132  
 ship, are convinced these strange aerial objects are not optical illusions 2007 Page #136  
ied mjssion that included securing aerial imagery of the 16,945-foot-rugh M 2007 Page #137  
 century as a rime when mysterious aerial djscs and non-humans were reporte 2007 Page #145  
 animal mucilacions Jjnkecl to the aerial lights and beams. Newsweek , Sept 2007 Page #145  
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ional Investigations Comrruttee On Aerial Phenomenon, also known as NICAP,  2007 Page #164  
..h.lngs of th.identified P'\.&CC .Aerial Lights in Restncted Test Range .  2007 Page #174  
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wever, after observing the strange aerial maneuvers (stop and go), they fel 2007 Page #176  
samples were sent by Fontes ro the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization ( 2007 Page #195  
ficial Comrruttee for the Study of Aerial Anomalous Phenomena (CEFAA) . Pre 2007 Page #200  
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 that the frequency of unexplained aerial phenomena in the New Mexico area  2008 Page #26  
 basic information with respect to aerial phenomena occurring in this gener 2008 Page #26  
 , , , an sightings of unexplained aerial phenomena were made near Los Alam 2008 Page #27  
s, the idea that countless unknown aerial objects invading the airspace of  2008 Page #29  
n secret atomic-energy research by aerial vehicles of unknown origin is not 2008 Page #37  
° FBI Teletype, 13 October 1950 11 Aerial Phenomena, Flying Disks, FBI Repo 2008 Page #38  
onald Betts was given a copy of an aerial photo and asked to estimate where 2008 Page #48  
                          SLIDE# 7 Aerial photograph of COBRA Ml ST fan-sha 2008 Page #73  
) Now, it's moving back. SLIDE# 30 Aerial of RAF Woodbridge and Rendlesham  2008 Page #85  
entlemen, was a UFO.' SLIDE#34 Map aerial Afterward, John Burroughs went to 2008 Page #86  
tional Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) , a private UFO 2008 Page #131  
E REcVALUAi£ P:IE,~ Y us;EXPlAINE0 AERIAL ~HEJ;()l.'£/lA IN LlGHT OF- • ~ ~ 2008 Page #149  
licies Elsewhere ■ 1977: A Year of Aerial Encounters ■ UFOs that Kill ■ The 2008 Page #161  
s leaks ■ The Grenada initiative ■ Aerial UFO encounters ■ Shooting at Fort 2008 Page #161  
 in discussion on the subjects of "aerial phenomena," "green fireballs," "P 2009 Page #9  
laims there was a crash of an Eben aerial craft near Kingman , Arizona in 1 2009 Page #51  
                      SLlDE # 4 52 Aerial image of the runway at RAF Woodbr 2009 Page #58  
actly did happen when unidentified aerial lights, beams and a triangular cr 2009 Page #58  
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arles I. Halt described mysterious aerial light that emitted white, narrow, 2009 Page #69  
 LaPlume 's sketch of cigar-shaped aerial craft The lights shown down from  2009 Page #83  
ove them, was a huge, cigar-shaped aerial craft perhaps 300 feet long and 1 2009 Page #83  
y seems to have a grip on what the aerial objects are. You'd think that wou 2009 Page #85  
Great E}..'Pectations, 1976-1978 -.Aerial UFO encounters \ On Oeceni:er 8,  2009 Page #144  

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ams or rivets and no telemetry, no aerials. Just then l saw the mouse move  2007 Page #86  

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ritit ia a eurther irotalment of a aeries of ax-tioles rtt present spr3eari 2004 Page #25  

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st report having_ to do with 1 the aerJa1 chJnaware is that Soviet ag~nt.s  2009 Page #177  

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alysis of Reports of UAOs from the Aero Medical Laboratory at Wright Field. 2003 Page #155  

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11· MiHcr r .... ~ld Leech In bolh aero- . ~yn;HnlcE ,llld hydrodynorr.1::s 2009 Page #183  

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rt knowledge of and enthusiasm for aero-dynamics." 153                      2009 Page #159  

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oted wife, and was an accomplished aerobatic pilot and guitar player. By ai 2003 Page #141  
to defend itself through highspeed aerobatic maneuvering or using defensive 2005 Page #162  

Word: "aerobee", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d and refined. She spoke about the Aerobee rocket, an early atmospheric sou 2009 Page #89  
l chutes, !hey were working on !he Aerobee rocket !hat's when we was workin 2009 Page #93  
io) Frank Vlasic (Project Engineer Aerobee (V-2) with notation: Evaluated s 2009 Page #94  

Word: "aerobic", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sdays , and Fridays, he went to an aerobic class at an Aberdeen Health Club 2008 Page #58  

Word: "aerodynamic", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Roswell AAF) in 1947. Hull design, aerodynamic measurements and propulsion  2005 Page #175  
ck their movement. This additional aerodynamic loading may have proved too  2006 Page #78  
trol surface arrangement utiLizes "aerodynamic boost" co help aid in full d 2007 Page #115  
rborne" Miller said Leech, in both aerodynamic and hydrodynamics , had made 2009 Page #160  
sor Leech is also the author of an aerodynamic textbook: The principles of  2009 Page #163  

Word: "aerodynamics", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ft and study the drone's low-speed aerodynamics. In late September 1967, te 2006 Page #78  
ples of flight: An Introduction to Aerodynamics. 157                        2009 Page #163  
aland. He was also an authority on aerodynamics and hydrodynamics and was D 2009 Page #168  
940 -1949. It was his expertise in aerodynamics that led to the later specu 2009 Page #168  
 Department been a known expert in aerodynamics . said today a new secret w 2009 Page #171  
nd to have an "expert knowledge of aerodynamics titled: The principles of a 2009 Page #171  
he principles of and enthusiasm/or aerodynamics." flight;: Or, An Introduct 2009 Page #171  
." flight;: Or, An Introduction to Aerodynamics 165                         2009 Page #171  

Word: "aerodyne", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Assessment of Recovered Lenticular Aerodyne Objects — White Hot Intelligenc 2003 Page #28  
planform, artificial intelligence, aerodyne □ Format and numbering □ Verifi 2003 Page #29  
 writes a short sentence about an "aerodyne recovered in 1941 that crashed  2003 Page #29  
aptured in 1942 in Louisiana. □ ...Aerodyne recovered in 1941 that crashed  2003 Page #29  

Word: "aeroflot", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tifio intulligaz;oe t Lliniatay et Aeroflot,. 7th nacre LieLxtv310 Btrildin 2004 Page #25  

Word: "aeromedtcai", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ) ; and DR. /1UBERTUS STRUGHQL d/(AEROMEDTCAI. LAB, RANDOLPH FIELD). 7. Be 2003 Page #234  

Word: "aeronaucical", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he close of \'(/\X/1J, many German aeronaucical engineers ,vere sent to \Xl 2007 Page #111  

Word: "aeronautical", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e2 June 1947 memo from Crawford to Aeronautical Board "It is requested that 2003 Page #157  
ents by scientists at the National Aeronautical Establishment of Canada rep 2004 Page #30  
Noncommissioned-Officer-in-Charge, Aeronautical engineer, Scientist, Securi 2005 Page #124  
 the US Air Force Systems Command, Aeronautical Engineerin g Division (\X/r 2005 Page #174  
act crater. Robert M. McGregor, an aeronautical engineer from McLellan Air  2006 Page #82  
e this problem, I combined several aeronautical maps together and made one  2006 Page #97  
 the Departments of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering at the Massachu 2008 Page #133  

Word: "aeronautics", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 tn AAFFTD - Missouri Institute of Aeronautics, Sikeston, MO 1942, Sikeston 2003 Page #39  
on; National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics; and Office of Scientific Re 2003 Page #99  
 assistance from the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration in  2004 Page #8  
 assistance from the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration to  2004 Page #8  
the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics (NACA) and the Rockefeller I 2004 Page #63  
ple aboard. While government Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) investigators we 2004 Page #68  
he National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NASA) — and also on the TOP 2004 Page #69  
as the head of the Naval Bureau of Aeronautics Technical Information Branch 2004 Page #102  
rom the Air Force and the National Aeronautics and Space Agency. Have them  2004 Page #177  
s in 1986, when the 1vlinister for Aeronautics had confirmed in a press con 2005 Page #35  
ing the Air Force and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NA 2006 Page #87  
ft" and reported them to the Civil Aeronautics Administration. It was also  2006 Page #94  
an article in the Astronautics and Aeronautics Journal.8 There was a refere 2006 Page #200  
at Forte Mead. 8. Astronautics and Aeronautics Journal July, 1971, Vol. 9,  2006 Page #208  
ed assistance from the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration in  2007 Page #141  
ht assistance from the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration to  2007 Page #141  
he National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. In 1933, the year Hitler ca 2008 Page #133  
 Braun, the father of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NA 2008 Page #137  

Word: "aeropause", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he Upper Atmosphere-A Study of the Aeropause , University of New Mexico Pre 2009 Page #90  

Word: "aerospace", 38 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n an assassin working on behalf of aerospace industry concerns to assassina 2003 Page #42  
ry in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and aerospace and exotic metals manufacturer 2003 Page #110  
thesis. At the time I was aviation/aerospace writer for the _Fort Worth Sta 2004 Page #27  
arkers William R Lovelace II, MD • Aerospace Medicine expert • On Board of  2004 Page #207  
e Gebauer had been employed in the aerospace industry, and he may as a resu 2004 Page #218  
ry 13, 1996. NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command) alerted Brazi 2005 Page #36  
remains among the most dite of all aerospace organizations in the world. In 2005 Page #80  
nd quickly within the aviation and aerospace communit y. Rich's reply was r 2005 Page #80  
ship with hjs father, accomplished aerospace physicist Dr. Robert Wood, Rya 2005 Page #117  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference aerospace physicist for McDonnell Dougla 2005 Page #140  
  Majic Eyes Only Dr. Robert Wood, aerospace physicist and UFO researcher F 2005 Page #141  
cs; Nanotechnology _ Robotics; and Aerospace Engineering AdditionaUy, unkno 2005 Page #163  
He currently held a job at a large aerospace company and did not want to pu 2005 Page #165  
vity research of the fifties: Bell Aerospace, General Electric, Hughes Airc 2005 Page #173  
olutionary mergers has absorbed GE Aerospace and merged with Lockheed to be 2005 Page #173  
 be in the forefront of classified aerospace craft. In a book entitled Spac 2005 Page #173  
ngine in the craft was built by GE Aerospace; and the composite skin struct 2005 Page #174  
 following his receiving his BS in aerospace engineerin g in 1973 and was r 2005 Page #174  
nd multi-engine aircraft, but this aerospace craft was unique and developed 2005 Page #174  
 1950s. 3. Nearly all "Biomorphic" aerospace designs were inspired by the R 2005 Page #175  
ward to today's drones, UCAVs, and aerospace craft. On March 23, 1993, at a 2005 Page #175  
s was in a conference room foll of aerospace and computer engineers from ma 2005 Page #175  
uter engineers from many different aerospace and software compani es. The l 2005 Page #175  
ied flying objects, or Soviet/Bloc aerospace vehicles, weapons systems, and 2006 Page #26  
vernment respond when a Top Secret aerospace vehicle crashes on public land 2006 Page #71  
tes. This can best be described as aerospace archeology. Aerospace archeolo 2006 Page #71  
described as aerospace archeology. Aerospace archeology involves a substant 2006 Page #71  
e location has been confirmed, the aerospace archeologist has a number of t 2006 Page #72  
. Gen. Jay T. Robbins, director of aerospace safety for the Air Force trave 2006 Page #74  
te 1960s and early 1970s, the 67th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron s 2006 Page #132  
referring to NORAD, North American Aerospace Defense Command) is asked to c 2006 Page #185  
forays into space with the Bigelow Aerospace Company in North Las Vegas and 2006 Page #207  
ntastic Opportunities." The French aerospace company, lntercechnique, manuf 2007 Page #61  
losure regarding highly classified aerospace vehicles and propulsion system 2007 Page #120  
ying objects, or known Soviet/Bloc aerospace vehicles, weapons systems, and 2007 Page #134  
ghter Wing (8151 TFW) and the 6i11 Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron ( 2008 Page #72  
ESS • UFOS • WAS CLOSED AS BIGELOW AEROSPACE GREW TIJE LOGIC PBQDLE\t • COl 2008 Page #153  
n AB tower, before retiring to the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration C 2009 Page #72  

Word: "aes", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

discussions with Chinas* offXelalB aeS leaders in positions of responsibili 2003 Page #213  

Word: "aeual", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of 1'.1r. ..A..:,:elrod ■ A Global Aeual Crescendo ■ Citizens f_g-.• mst UF 2008 Page #161  

Word: "ae•", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Retrieval Conference Sln\\ftftr II Ae• ~:.' .. "':.·.--r!, ,.,,,. __ , .. • 2005 Page #170  

Word: "af", 44 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d Dowding Commandcr-in-Chief Royal AF “More than 10,000 sightings have been 2003 Page #9  
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I haw had la aiat tha daairahdlity af cosdasa Uawtaaaat Oaaaral Wtaaayw ta  2003 Page #220  
aitaatl — lx Obgrru So are iirirwi af flail — says 1 sMak — aaald deal site 2003 Page #221  
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 aaa ■raaiiar assistewm la a yreym af weQy IT the CMasm towrwaaat precoats  2003 Page #223  
awllaUa shall ha cnbgcoS wayorvKUa af rija iaxtatiwo af ths BdLtot Stetas G 2003 Page #223  
nbgcoS wayorvKUa af rija iaxtatiwo af ths BdLtot Stetas Gs73 z?E2^J o & rah 2003 Page #223  
at yw yraaaat with £raa aay fheUac af yrfar ehlfyattas ta sapyort or to off 2003 Page #223  
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'□Sfiih dataahnaiA ft— nay faaliag af prior ahi 1 gat taw tn anpyact g? £o  2003 Page #226  
hian* Xa jiraaanMRg the £te£t£?zcc af year niaaiaa yon ahawM andaawr ta wta 2003 Page #226  
aaljaaXy as pcooSLMLo ywr eatiaate af tha eknraatar, aoAaot, and prabnbla a 2003 Page #226  
rip te Keren tn wake an appeal iol af the aitwaUoa there with parti eelar r 2003 Page #226  
lease to local paper in which flth AF Hdqrs. promptly denied rumors that th 2003 Page #235  
ated from college in 1939 a Joined AF as journalist, intelligence officer a 2004 Page #107  
ss told of classified book showing AF personnel holding saucers by rims 17  2004 Page #111  
searcher Randall Clement II, 20-21 AF technician saw "dismembered and charr 2004 Page #113  
 • 2. Report 53, Norton AFB, 1973. AF photographer took photos of UFO under 2004 Page #116  
 crash of 1947. Lo and behold, the AF report referred to the photos as foll 2004 Page #230  
"Go to the National Archives," the AF told me in response to my first FOIA. 2004 Page #231  
MIG is sent to Foreign Technology (AF) ■ Dissembled, understood ■ Mystery p 2005 Page #5  
. 722/85. Two jets of the Zimbabwe AF encounter extraordinary UFO. Attempte 2006 Page #28  
60 Dal ileneo Arlington (6/ Dyes s AF B ( 6, San Angelo 0 GoodfEillov,I,AFE 2006 Page #175  
n -. San Antonio Broc..ks AFB hell AF B .7.: Laredo Laredo AF Brownswriiled 2006 Page #175  
s AFB hell AF B .7.: Laredo Laredo AF Brownswriiled F-94 C 'Down in Dyess A 2006 Page #175  
...~ • : ·..... • Pilots n·dic!l.~ AF =er on S(l1lt::::·s ~/-i~:d~;, ~iru;e 2007 Page #19  
g Saucers: not a criticism but ... AF must investigate, need not tell all,  2007 Page #44  
ct near Colorado Springs and [the] AF Academy. USAF indicated reports comin 2008 Page #9  
ANO •EPOA11NO GYSTE.Y t0GGC0 70('0 Af:PORn ?\JN?OSE REcVALUAi£ P:IE,~ Y us; 2008 Page #149  
nch Lt. Col. McComb (with notation AF Chief of Br.) Lt. Matsomoto Maj. Haig 2009 Page #94  
,\CM11-.r. .._-,..:, ta,z 1ti-:"'i Af C,,UA.:.0, ... [ 1~0, W..1~~ A G;.J.- 2009 Page #108  

Word: "af'osi", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l Lights in Restncted Test Range . AF'OSI Oct 1700 Kirtlard AFB NM •O• ■(Ct 2007 Page #174  

Word: "af200-20", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r fictitious. ” September 23,1947, AF200-20 wwwjnajesticdocuments.com Gener 2003 Page #10  

Word: "afb", 163 instance(s) (Back to Top)

anding Officer of Wright-Patterson AFB "After the plane from Roswell arrive 2003 Page #17  
equently sent to Wright- Patterson AFB in Ohio from New Mexico." The writer 2003 Page #98  
 were sent to the Wright-Patterson AFB for dispersal. The debris was also l 2003 Page #99  
ft" — at least one of them. Norton AFB was closed down in the 1990s and one 2003 Page #102  
ft. He said that during the Norton AFB testing it was discovered that "the  2003 Page #102  
 layers came into a lab at Edwards AFB, California as an "unknown" and left 2003 Page #110  
 arrived for a meeting at Kirtland AFB with his photos, films and recording 2003 Page #145  
Unit KB 88, Bldg. 21 from Kirtland AFB, N. MEX." This is also significant i 2003 Page #183  
amp to Unit 88, Bldg. 21, Kirtland AFB makes it the equivalent of a control 2003 Page #185  
as transferred to Wright-Patterson AFB. "Perhaps this is foolish," Good's s 2004 Page #15  
ed to travel with Scott to Maxwell AFB in Montgomery, Alabama, to start loo 2004 Page #70  
torical Research Agency at Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, Alabama. 68             2004 Page #71  
fing paper I was shown at Kirtland AFB in 1983, I have seen other informati 2004 Page #73  
o. AFTAC detachment from McClellan AFB has conducted several airborne monit 2004 Page #81  
nd Air Filter Center at Lockbourne AFB, in Columbus, Ohio. If my screened U 2004 Page #108  
saucers by rims 17 1953 Wright-Pat AFB Ohio, USA 1 0 0 0 0 Witness "YR. onl 2004 Page #111  
rge, nose vague 20 1952 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Rich 2004 Page #111  
trieval Reports 23 1952 Wright-Pat AFB.Ohio, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Newsman Tom Shel 2004 Page #112  
ray: head large 24 1952 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 0 1 1 0 0 No names or cor 2004 Page #112  
es in aquariums 31 1956 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Warr 2004 Page #112  
 recovered only 34 1959 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researchers Cha 2004 Page #112  
odies autopsied 35 1962 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 0 1 0 1 0 Researcher Tomm 2004 Page #112  
g to get inside 40 1964 Wright-Pat AFB. Ohio, USA 1 0 0 _ 0 0 No name or co 2004 Page #112  
3 "Wired torso" seen at Wright-Pat AFB 109                                  2004 Page #112  
 body bags seen 48 1968 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 0 0 0 0 0 No name or corr 2004 Page #113  
f firsthand reports 53 1973 Norton AFB, California, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Researche 2004 Page #113  
nts in training 55 1973 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Chri 2004 Page #113  
from crash-site 60 1974 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Pat  2004 Page #113  
w artifacts and bodies at Grafford AFB in 1973 or 1974 69 1979 Pennsylvania 2004 Page #114  
odies, MIB coverup 80 1990 Edwards AFB. California, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researche 2004 Page #114  
 there yet. • 2. Report 53, Norton AFB, 1973. AF photographer took photos o 2004 Page #116  
orgotten. My study of the Holloman AFB story and the Nixon presidency, howe 2004 Page #180  
of UFO disclosure and the Holloman AFB story will go down as the first real 2004 Page #180  
chives then directed me to Maxwell AFB repository of historical records for 2004 Page #231  
ds for the USAF. A FOIA to Maxwell AFB resulted in a re-direct to the Natio 2004 Page #231  
ment positions at Wright-Patterson AFB near Dayton, Ohio. During the period 2005 Page #41  
from \Vright-Patterson to Kirtland AFB in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He died  2005 Page #41  
ina. Sf lDE # 35 -EG&G from Nellis AFB, Nevada, /) /(I. . SLIDE# 36 -And a  2005 Page #63  
been in the control tower at Scott AFB Kentuck y, when Thomas Mantell tried 2005 Page #64  
 A 1949 Army message from Kirtland AFB stating that "AEC, AFS\VP, 4th Arm), 2005 Page #74  
ults." Or, a 1951 memo from Robins AFB in Georgia describing , in fascinati 2005 Page #74  
 the Air Force at Wright-Patterson AFB in 1973. The man told his wife he ha 2005 Page #78  
ng of an alien at Fort Dix/McGuire AFB in New Jersey in 1978. This was also 2005 Page #78  
ing maintained at Wright Patterson AFB. 5. An incident at Nellis AFB in 196 2005 Page #78  
rson AFB. 5. An incident at Nellis AFB in 1968. A man claimed he had been s 2005 Page #78  
en humanoids at \Xfright Patterson AFB in 1966. Stringfield met with this m 2005 Page #79  
ed Blue Room at \Xlright-Patterson AFB, where alien bodies were rumored to  2005 Page #80  
AAF), now Holloman Air Force Base (AFB); Kirtland AAF, now Kirtland AFB; Lo 2005 Page #125  
 (AFB); Kirtland AAF, now Kirtland AFB; Los Alamos Research Center (built i 2005 Page #125  
 unit KB-88, Building 21, Kirtland AFB, NM (building 21 did exist at the ti 2005 Page #129  
l Research Center at Ma::-..,.vell AFB. In reply to requests for UFO record 2005 Page #129  
ecial Weapons Facility at Kirtland AFB from 1951-1954. The jargon "special  2005 Page #130  
nd Air Filter Center at Lockbourne AFB, in Columbus, Ohio. If my screened U 2005 Page #139  
e wa delivered to Wright-Patterson AFB. One source stated that the Boli\rja 2005 Page #143  
th President Eisenhower at Edwards AFB in 1954 when an extraterrestrial spa 2005 Page #164  
 Frenchie was stationed at Edwards AFB in 1951 when he was called out of hi 2005 Page #166  
 from Wright-Patterson to Kirtland AFB in Albuquerque, Ne,v i\Iexico. He pa 2005 Page #169  
e Air Force at \'(fright-Patterson AFB as a ci,·ilian doing flight-resting  2005 Page #169  
Force Manual from Wright-Patterson AFB on Electrogravitics, we have thjs de 2005 Page #171  
document. He contacted the Edwards AFB library. The librarian informed Rand 2005 Page #173  
own antigravity aircraft at Norton AFB on November 12, 171                  2005 Page #173  
rin g Division (\X/right-Patterson AFB, OH) for 7 years and then after resi 2005 Page #174  
tteed with great difficulty. Noels AFB in 196S: - UFO hovers for 3 days; 3  2006 Page #26  
ft alien bodies -4Wright-Patterson AFB in 1966. 4 feet tall. old therewere  2006 Page #26  
ending meetings at Wnght Patterson AFB regarding the 'military recovery of  2006 Page #27  
hilean F-5s sent from Cerro Morena AFB and -square cr wit!, enormcus UFO •  2006 Page #28  
F4" chasing3/15/96 F-15 from Scott AFB chases UFO near Evansville. Indiana. 2006 Page #28  
nished one by one. F-15 from Scott AFB seen in USAF says mishap was pursuit 2006 Page #28  
rash retrievals. Ft. Dix / McGuire AFB, 1978 • ••••• 1.1.4 , .... f• •• ••• 2006 Page #29  
n Air Fcrceieneralt5aff 194 Norton AFB, 11/12/88 Brod $019,,,,. a ;Li, Q, l 2006 Page #30  
ce personnel form nearby Patterson AFB to compare historical aerial photogr 2006 Page #46  
se heading toward Wright Patterson AFB in Dayton, Ohio. Shortly before reac 2006 Page #97  
, air-sea rescue, Wright-Patterson AFB, near-miss incidents, cylindrical -  2006 Page #105  
crambled the F-104s from Homestead AFB because there were UFOs. We didn't k 2006 Page #145  
d by Bill.) At the time, Homestead AFB, which is in Miami, was a SAC base — 2006 Page #145  
RET places such as Area 51, Nellis AFB, in Nevada, and Cedar Breaks Radar f 2006 Page #150  
own Lake and Papoose Range, Nellis AFB 41\lellis Air Force Range and Nuclea 2006 Page #150  
a radar engineering career at Hill AFB in Utah. 147                         2006 Page #150  
of dry Groom Lake, Area 51, Nellis AFB, Nevada (Area 51's dry, light-colore 2006 Page #151  
iles as the crow flies from Nellis AFB and Area 51. Paul's father was assig 2006 Page #151  
" Slide 33: White Beach and Kadena AFB, Okinawa Map Tom Sheppard and his tw 2006 Page #159  
ve with him to a dentist at Kadena AFB about an hour from White Beach. Tom  2006 Page #160  
eriously never included the Kadena AFB dentist visit. I asked Tom if the de 2006 Page #160  
three men were taken to the Kadena AFB dentist, Tom finally learned more fr 2006 Page #160  
ne of these probably was at Loring AFB at Limestone, Maine, or at Presque I 2006 Page #170  
mestone, Maine, or at Presque Isle AFB at Presque Isle, Maine. 167          2006 Page #170  
nd also an AN/TPS-10A radar at Dow AFB near Bangor, Maine. These are Army/N 2006 Page #171  
rtheastern -most station at Loring AFB (see map), but rather at the limit o 2006 Page #171  
etection range of the radar at Dow AFB, then at that time the objects were  2006 Page #171  
r?) Limestone, Maine, (near Loring AFB) which is about 150 miles north-nort 2006 Page #171  
 Maine rather than by radar at Dow AFB, well south of the northern border.  2006 Page #171  
adar that came "on line" at Loring AFB for use by the Air Defense Command o 2006 Page #171  
r both) Loring and/or Presque Isle AFB. Traffic control radar had a capabil 2006 Page #171  
that either Presque Isle or Loring AFB made the initial detection, then the 2006 Page #172  
made at only 100 miles from Loring AFB at Limestone. Then, ten minutes late 2006 Page #172  
etection had been made from Loring AFB by a radar with a range of 200 miles 2006 Page #172  
would have been tracked by the Dow AFB radar as they continued southward.)  2006 Page #173  
aco Austin -. San Antonio Broc..ks AFB hell AF B .7.: Laredo Laredo AF Brow 2006 Page #175  
 and the copilot returned to Dyess AFB, landed and got a small civil air pa 2006 Page #177  
 faulty memory: there was no Dyess AFB nor was there a DEW line in 1950. Th 2006 Page #178  
at name until it was renamed Dyess AFB on (get this!) Dec. 6,.. .but in 195 2006 Page #178  
ying out of the "the future" Dyess AFB. As for the DEW line error, he said  2006 Page #178  
nd radar at the time was at Walker AFB at Roswell, NM. However, this was to 2006 Page #178  
s of the time. However, Goodfellow AFB at San Angelo, Kelly, Brooks and Ran 2006 Page #178  
 Bases near San Antonio and Laredo AFB at Laredo were all within 150 miles  2006 Page #178  
ield, Massachusetts (near Westover AFB) at 8:16 AM (one object, half-moon s 2006 Page #179  
 Laboratories, located at Kirtland AFB, in New Mexico have developed a devi 2006 Page #201  
djutant GeneraJ's Office at MacDiU AFB (Tampa Florida) proposed a front cov 2007 Page #94  
eet in diameter (see arrow MacDiLI AFB aerial photo #2). Jack recalled that 2007 Page #95  
NG WING DISC' STATIONED AT MacDILL AFB -1967 ~i~'/!;i. ~\~:':,~~"0 ' •0 " - 2007 Page #97  
G WING DISC' (STATIONED AT MacDILL AFB -1967) ;;.,,,:,:• :\~,;'•'-' '""'°"" 2007 Page #97  
 at one time stationed at Carswell AFB (Fort \Xlorth Texas), than later tra 2007 Page #99  
ater transferred to James Connolly AFB (Waco Texas). Indeed, "FLlTAFF" was  2007 Page #99  
nted on a hangar at James Connolly AFB. Looking head on, they appeared as t 2007 Page #99  
ted 100 miles Southeast of MacDill AFB. Avon Park consjsred of runways far  2007 Page #109  
 that for what-ever reason MacDill AFB was chosen as a sort of "clearing ho 2007 Page #110  
hat Jack Pickett saw at "t\facDill AFB in 1967. It can now be revealed, tha 2007 Page #111  
d later worked at Wright Patterson AFB. Eventually, Dr. Miethe went to work 2007 Page #111  
t fLights tak.ing place at Edwards AFB. Now we know ,vho built the "Aying S 2007 Page #111  
" that Jack Pickett saw at MacDill AFB in 1967. Mystery solved! 105         2007 Page #111  
ic". ENCOUNTER AT WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB: Fortunatel y, the story doesn't end 2007 Page #114  
ped or flown/transported to Offutt AFB for storage for the yet--to--be--com 2007 Page #114  
d their wives, at Wright Patterson AFB. A medium size group of about 62 peo 2007 Page #114  
 craft Jack Pickett saw at MacDill AFB in 1967. Through telephone conversat 2007 Page #114  
raft I saw at \,'( right Patterson AFB". Warren also described chat when he 2007 Page #115  
 ·-- (Interior photograph of \Xt-P AFB Hangar #4 bay "E') 111               2007 Page #117  
D c=D BAY BUS "A" WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB HANGAR #4 (TOP VIEW) (CC:ILII\G REMO 2007 Page #119  
pact area and moved it to l(jrdand AFB (Albuquerque) ." [ Source: French we 2007 Page #160  
 evaluation facilities at Holloman AFB near Alamogordo. One year later on J 2007 Page #162  
or: AIR FORCE WEAPONS LAB KIRTLAND AFB N MEX Report Date: APR 1975 Paginati 2007 Page #163  
t Range . AF'OSI Oct 1700 Kirtlard AFB NM •O• ■(CttY[;:J XI•--P(•UOM I ITl: 2007 Page #174  
r, 1608 SPS, Manzano Ki rt 1 an::! AFB , ""1 :'-7Si6 c•_j::{__•••1,,111 Thi 2007 Page #174  
Coyote Canyon complex for Kirtland AFB. The complaint title is: "KIRTLAND A 2007 Page #174  
 The complaint title is: "KIRTLAND AFB, NM, 8 August to 3 September 1980, A 2007 Page #174  
 three poLicemen from the J(jn]and AFB Security Police Squadron "on duty in 2007 Page #176  
y officers patrolling the Kirtland AFB Coyote Canyon Manzano Weapons Storag 2007 Page #176  
 been a young lieutenant at Nellis AFB on the night the object was seen the 2008 Page #14  
Interested in UFO No byline. Scott AFB in Illinois declared search official 2008 Page #48  
he area. Fort Lewis, WA and McCord AFB are adjacent to each other and not f 2008 Page #59  
ffolk, England SLIDE# 3 Bentwaters AFB In 1942, the British Royal Air Force 2008 Page #71  
               :?O FEB 1954 -MUROC AFB YEA, RlGHT -\VANNA BUY A BRlDGE? THE 2008 Page #153  
ng Air Force Base ■ The Wurtsmi th AFB Encounter ■ From Bad to Worse ■ Malm 2008 Page #160  
ightmgs ■ The Fort Di:-: . McGU1re AFB Incident ■ Spring Sightings ■ Tne Ee 2008 Page #161  
ars air space violations of Loring AFB, Maine; Malstrom AFB, and Minot AFB, 2009 Page #18  
ons of Loring AFB, Maine; Malstrom AFB, and Minot AFB, North Dakota, and Wu 2009 Page #18  
FB, Maine; Malstrom AFB, and Minot AFB, North Dakota, and Wurtsmith AFB, Mi 2009 Page #18  
t AFB, North Dakota, and Wurtsmith AFB, Michigan; which brought our nuclear 2009 Page #18  
Maintenance Engineering at Chanute AFB in Illinois and became a U. S. Air F 2009 Page #68  
 Gordon Edmund Williams . Ramstein AFB, Reinland-Pfalz, Germany ~ ~ ,1 ■I ~ 2009 Page #72  
" at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (AFB), Arizona. Photograph courtesy USAF. 2009 Page #72  
spection and Safety Center, Norton AFB, California, in May 1978. From July  2009 Page #73  
echnical Training Center, Sheppard AFB, Texas. He returned to England as Co 2009 Page #73  
0, 1980. He first went to Lackland AFB in Texas for technical training in i 2009 Page #81  
nk to Roswell and Wright-Patterson AFB. Anthony Bragalia has researched the 2009 Page #91  
 from Battelle to Wright-Patterson AFB cannot be found. No doubt they have  2009 Page #91  
her in a top secret facility at WP AFB, showing her a highly classified rem 2009 Page #91  
ns of her work at Wright-Patterson AFB, I was impressed by the details she  2009 Page #91  
er having been to Wright-Patterson AFB. She told me that she could find no  2009 Page #92  
ention that he had ever been at WP AFB, but she was adamant she had taken d 2009 Page #93  
nt to her work at Wright-Patterson AFB. I am including this list in the hop 2009 Page #94  
ntinue. 88 German Scientists at WP AFB Wernher von Braun Helmet Grass (sp.? 2009 Page #94  
us facilities at Wright- Patterson AFB where classified research was conduc 2009 Page #95  
g .P.,c Foa:e Baa ■ The Wua,..-mth AFB E.ncointet ■ Ft.om Bad to Woo, ■ Fur 2009 Page #142  

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X'orking Group at Wright Patterson AFB's Foreign Technologies Division in 1 2005 Page #175  

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y Division at \.Xlright-Parters on AFBl of Moon Dust or otl1er items of gre 2005 Page #142  

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Dust, Blue Fly, and UFO, and other AFCIN directed quick reaction projects w 2004 Page #4  
in an Air Force memorandum titled "AFCIN Intelligence Team Personnel" dated 2005 Page #142  
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Dust, Blue Fly, and UFO, and other AFCIN directed quick reaction projects w 2007 Page #134  
 vehicles. Peacetime employment of AFCIN intelligence team capability is pr 2007 Page #134  
collection capability available to AFCIN, and it is vitally necessary in vi 2007 Page #134  

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est. . . . Peacetime employment of AFClt intelligence team capability is pr 2005 Page #142  

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port of Air Force Systems Command (AFCS) Foreign Technology Division (FTD)  2007 Page #134  

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es t to runway at adjacent McGuire AFE). • USAF security poke finds body on 2006 Page #29  
 B ( 6, San Angelo 0 GoodfEillov,I,AFE. f) 8(1, rni U 1 O k 171 172 To Waco 2006 Page #175  

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ontact the one of the aliens named AFFA. Neesham and Larsen raced back to W 2004 Page #104  
o sit down and make a contact with AFFA. Larsen sat down and subsequently w 2004 Page #104  
king and things started to happen. AFFA: What kind of proof do you want? Ne 2004 Page #104  
t? Neasham: Can we see your craft? AFFA: When do you want to see it? Neasha 2004 Page #104  
 you want to see it? Neasham: Now. AFFA: Go to the window. (Everyone races  2004 Page #104  
we looking in the right direction? AFFA: Yes. According to a Dr. J. Allen H 2004 Page #104  

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litary-Industrial Commission Space Affaiis post-I960 Msiitary4nclustial Gor 2004 Page #155  

Word: "affair", 25 instance(s) (Back to Top)

vestigator of the Berwyn Mountains affair. How do Roberts' findings sit wit 2003 Page #76  
 documentation. The genesis of the affair appeared to come from a U.S. Depa 2004 Page #7  
e Men: Investigating the Aztec UFO Affair" Fortean Times 181 (March 2004);  2004 Page #223  
a lot was yet to be said about the affair. On the 26'\ as his family watche 2005 Page #33  
surface with regard to the Kingman affair was Bi.LI Uhouse, a retired "mech 2005 Page #45  
" That, in essence, is the Kingman affair. \X/hat began large!:, as a one-w 2005 Page #45  
I am not aware of it. The Einstein Affair In late December 1940, Reich sent 2005 Page #91  
 me when I first read The Einstein Affair that I set up the experiment at h 2005 Page #93  
tao1 Volume A -XI -E, The Einstein Affair. Rangeley, Maine: Orgone Institut 2005 Page #105  
known to have been involved in the affair were Doctors Ron Maddison and Ane 2006 Page #121  
y and varied aspects of the Berwyn affair. Of the many controversies that c 2006 Page #121  
ddressed this aspect of the Berwyn affair is convinced that this is necessa 2006 Page #125  
omewhat unsavory — aspects of this affair surfaced in 1998 when rumors bega 2006 Page #127  
ath: in her book on the Rendlesham affair, titled You Can't Tell the People 2006 Page #132  
n, remains flummoxed by the entire affair. "Maybe something came out of the 2006 Page #193  
umentation. · · The genesis of the affair appeared ro come from a US Depart 2007 Page #141  
 is an intriguing footnote to this affair. lo July 1980, the Whjte House is 2007 Page #144  
part, the document stated that the affair may have been due to the presence 2007 Page #144  
ils of this particularly startling affair. Yet, once again-and despite the  2008 Page #31  
with respect the Rendlesham Forest affair ever since. Not everyone is in ag 2008 Page #32  
d ■ Leaking MJ-12 ■ The lvl]-1 '.? Affair Breal:s ■ Dr. Enc Wall:er ■ 1987: 2008 Page #165  
surface with regard to the Kingman affair was Bill Uhouse, a retired "mecha 2009 Page #51  
 saucer. New Revelations The Serpo Affair That, in essence, was the story o 2009 Page #52  
t meeting was to say, "It's a Brit affair that happened off base." Therefor 2009 Page #74  
and said, "Bazley said it's a Brit affair." #4 Audio Col. Halt ( 1 :35 ) a  2009 Page #74  

Word: "affairs", 28 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ll as several tiny tulip-like seed affairs about 1/16-inch long. These, on  2003 Page #49  
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nerally familiar with the state of affairs in China and intimately known to 2003 Page #224  
nerally faalllar with the state of affairs in China and personally known to 2003 Page #228  
y familiar with the China state of affairs and par- (0 ticularly with the i 2003 Page #230  
errestrial intervention in Earthly affairs, after multiple government repor 2004 Page #137  
over this globe about their little affairs, serene in their assurance of th 2004 Page #148  
mid 1980's UM =Mt" ...tn.. e Space Affairs Post 1960 Military-Industrial Co 2004 Page #155  
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st 1960. Ministry of Defence Space Affairs post 1960(Continued- Ministry of 2004 Page #156  
setsk Balkonur PSS TsUP NIPS Space Affairs Post 1960: Academy of Sciences K 2004 Page #156  
hich certainly bring to rn.ind the affairs involving the capture of both be 2005 Page #34  
t. Beyond this bare bones state of affairs, a few other things look reasona 2005 Page #77  
ed States Air Force, Chief, Public Affairs Office, Royal Air Force Bentwate 2006 Page #137  
eaceful Space Activities for Human Affairs." 1t was authored by Brooking s' 2007 Page #76  
eaceful Space Activities for Human Affairs," or any related paper or UFO bo 2007 Page #76  
 Di"ivlaggio, as wel.l as numerous affairs with some , ery influential and  2007 Page #137  
Debra J. Rahn of the International Affairs Division to send the sample to D 2007 Page #197  
                         term "wet affairs" was a highly arcane phrase used 2008 Page #112  
ial assistant on national security affairs to President Truman. During that 2008 Page #133  
pecially concerning Latin American affairs. Just before the outbreak of Wor 2008 Page #134  
ger operators arranged the world's affairs," reported Martin. Using escape  2008 Page #137  
 in Earth's political and military affairs. The role of such a phenomenon w 2009 Page #16  
he President for National Security Affairs to render an informed decision o 2009 Page #19  
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cover and deception plans, a civil affairs/military government plan, a comm 2009 Page #36  
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re the phrases "wet works" or "wet affairs" denote someone who had been kil 2009 Page #43  

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ember nation with a celescia_ body affec:ed ano:her r.ierrber nation with a 2008 Page #113  

Word: "affect", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s that the events of that day will affect the lives of some of these witnes 2003 Page #56  
 He was also told something to the affect that "in twenty years this will a 2003 Page #62  
ames Forrestal was still unable to affect the situation he'd inherited even 2003 Page #89  
on of the presence of other beings affect us? That's the question . To answ 2005 Page #75  
nquiring into how disclosure might affect a global infrastructure that is c 2005 Page #77  
adability but do not significantly affect any of the linguistic analyses pe 2008 Page #112  
hiding it from us and might indeed affect the security of American institut 2009 Page #15  
 Soviet progress in this area will affect us in the future. The significanc 2009 Page #18  
n 1947 was leaked to the press for affect as part of a Government deception 2009 Page #177  

Word: "affected", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e in the region had been adversely affected by whatever it was that had exp 2003 Page #163  
e in the region had been adversely affected by whatever it was that had exp 2004 Page #17  
imity to the rocket, it apparently affected the rocket's trajectory. That e 2004 Page #65  
ostile in that it appeared to have affected the V-2 rocket's trajectory. It 2004 Page #65  
ments that Smith believed might be affected by the flyover of a flying sauc 2004 Page #86  
 problem of how their presence has affected the development of our own soci 2005 Page #73  
owledge; that no UFO case has ever affected U.S. national securit)r. (The l 2005 Page #76  
th made into movies, and they have affected how we potentially view alien c 2006 Page #102  
 Jab concluded: "Unknown metal not affected by acids." 194                  2007 Page #200  
ed only the light was so bright it affected the photoelectric cells in Eure 2008 Page #17  
ly alarmed, and deeply emotionally affected, the collective mindset of a wh 2008 Page #36  
nosphere in the 1960s to 1973 have affected the natural electromagneti c fi 2008 Page #74  
r to those observed in the regions affected by nuclear weapon tests. These  2008 Page #102  
 and new methods of warfare hardly affected by new technology are either an 2009 Page #19  
l. The Napoleonic wars were hardly affected by new technology. The nineteen 2009 Page #19  
 the presence of phosphorus in the affected soil one hundred times more tha 2009 Page #137  

Word: "affecting", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, that declared that UFO incidents affecting national security were never p 2004 Page #141  
ars of the 1930s had deteriorated, affecting survival of livestock and ranc 2005 Page #52  
ese experiences and encounters are affecting our very being. 43 Op. cit., i 2006 Page #193  
f years into the past was to avoid affecting the time travelers' future tim 2008 Page #95  
view of all UFO intelligence files affecting National Security." The Top Se 2009 Page #41  

Word: "affects", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ■ Involves apparent technology. ■ Affects national security and many natio 2007 Page #51  
The lesson: "Atmospheric pollution affects everyone ." In another public se 2007 Page #67  
It does not for a free society. It affects our own law-abiding scientists,  2009 Page #20  

Word: "affidavit", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

: Brigadier General Thomas Dubose, affidavit, 9/16/01 www majosticdocuments 2003 Page #17  
rms her story in a notarized sworn affidavit and the living brother of the  2003 Page #24  
ity of crashed UFOs, with a signed affidavit from an alleged member of the  2005 Page #40  
and not discarded. Werner's signed affidavit to Fowler stares. "I, Fritz We 2005 Page #40  
Fowler -including the Fritz Werner affidavit), other accounts of crashed UF 2005 Page #42  
y, and have signed or will sign an affidavit to that effect. Physical evide 2005 Page #137  
is what happened, according to the affidavit he filed with the National Inv 2006 Page #174  
l exists in Chicago.) The complete affidavit is presented in A History of U 2006 Page #175  
ric exposure." Ray FO'wler and the Affidavit The respected researcher , Ray 2009 Page #49  
witness who prepared the following affidavit: I, Fritz Werner, do solemnly  2009 Page #49  
r had told Ray Fowler in his 1970s affidavit that with respect to the alien 2009 Page #55  
Fowler, Prentice-Hall Trade, 1981. Affidavit of Fritz Werner, June 7, 1973. 2009 Page #55  
        For further details of the Affidavit, see: Situation Red: The UFO S 2009 Page #56  

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 I was hired by the NBC television affiliate in Los Angeles to do news repo 2004 Page #76  
ries, worked also for Boston's ABC affiliate producing medical and science  2004 Page #76  

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nesses, unless they are government affiliated, is SEVERE. Even with high-le 2004 Page #170  

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emed truck or van from some U-Haul affiliates . 64                          2007 Page #70  

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E. Even with high-level government affiliations, there is no immunity from  2004 Page #170  
..,.. SLIDE# 32 Close-up names and affiliations in logbook People that you  2005 Page #62  

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hemselves against all that is life affirmati ve, and again sets the stage f 2005 Page #104  

Word: "affirmative", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ing "Does anyone believe in UFOs?" Affirmative background consensus fol.low 2007 Page #75  
ody was reporting, he was given an affirmative reply. It's clear that what  2007 Page #108  

Word: "affirms", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

re the profound truths it embodies affirms the actions of those who array t 2005 Page #104  

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losive device having been glued or affixed within the tail luggage compartm 2004 Page #131  

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hat the above statement is true by affixing my signature to this document t 2005 Page #41  
hat the above statement is true by affixing my signature to this document t 2009 Page #49  

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tasta aa yon daaa aeeeoeary te the affkel hare of year nlaalcBu Jhly 9» 194 2003 Page #226  

Word: "afflictions", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

to treat these questionable mental afflictions. Ritalin, for example, is no 2008 Page #141  

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il, I think only two of them could afford this because they were fairly wel 2007 Page #92  
gence operations. We can no longer afford the luxury of exclusive domain .  2009 Page #16  

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ntradictory, the page one coverage afforded this sighting demonstrates a hi 2004 Page #7  
trediotory $ the page one coverage afforded tbis sighting demonetrates a hi 2004 Page #19  
ntradictory, the page one coverage afforded this sighting demonstrates a hi 2007 Page #140  

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val Conference This scenario world affords best chance for governments to m 2006 Page #67  

Word: "affront", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ly to obtain UFO data is likely to affront our relations with those nations 2009 Page #15  

Word: "affrur", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

xtremely interested in the strange affrur of the Vela satellite detection.  2007 Page #144  

Word: "afftein", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

la gaaarall/ ftflfar with atata of afftein la CMaa aad iwtlmhaljr knaaa ta  2003 Page #220  

Word: "afghanistan", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

were? GM: Oh god no. Later on when Afghanistan happened, I starred leaving  2007 Page #89  
ject, including the war in Iraq or Afghanistan. The section where I worked  2008 Page #62  
m to include unprovoked attacks on Afghanistan and Iraq based on "faulty in 2008 Page #123  
 CIA used them during the 1980s in Afghanistan when the Brotherhood's name  2008 Page #140  

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1.houl •dull supervision.· SIC\-on Afic,i:ood · &ul,tin Of ,11"-ScJ.-r,isu  2008 Page #146  

Word: "afj-12", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cuments, and yet in his book, Case AfJ-12, his key witness, found right off 2004 Page #224  

Word: "aflame", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 of reality. The internet would be aflame with conspiracy theories, wild ru 2006 Page #57  

Word: "aflc", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t "numerous reports to the FAA and AFLC [ command post] on the above sighti 2008 Page #9  
quadron , Ogden, Utah, reported to AFLC that the object appeared around 030 2008 Page #9  

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d intervene to keep basic services afloat. Religion Media Public As hostili 2006 Page #65  

Word: "afmpc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ocations (CAT Ill) (Less IGQ. CSD. AFMPC. and NESA) I. (2) ·····---···---·· 2007 Page #175  

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47, was a silver disc shot down as aforeign enemy's weapon system by the U. 2004 Page #73  

Word: "aforementioned", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

jor Thomas Cseh. They describe the aforementioned events as well as a repor 2003 Page #147  
 groups, would any (or all) of the aforementioned have desired his death an 2005 Page #104  
presentation by yours truly at the aforementioned Seattle UFO Conference (J 2006 Page #180  
low-up, and precious little of the aforementioned publicity, speculation, a 2006 Page #183  
entified flash was detected bv the aforementioned Vela satellite -a satelli 2007 Page #143  

Word: "afosi", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e Office of Special Investigation (AFOSI), the National Security Agency, an 2003 Page #141  
est Edwards, who passed him off to AFOSI Special Agent Richard Doty. Carefu 2003 Page #145  
laims were a bit extreme, Doty and AFOSI were always alert to anything that 2003 Page #145  
al investigative detachment of the AFOSI called the "PJ" branch asked Doty  2003 Page #145  
ence Brooksher, four colonels, two AFOSI men (including base AFOSI head Maj 2003 Page #146  
els, two AFOSI men (including base AFOSI head Major Thomas Cseh), and a cou 2003 Page #146  
rs to see who could be used by the AFOSI as an "insider asset." He didn't k 2003 Page #146  
erform many other services for the AFOSI, which were completely unrelated t 2003 Page #146  
 Forms" filled out by Doty and his AFOSI commander Major Thomas Cseh. They  2003 Page #147  
nd that's the way the NSA, DIA and AFOSI liked it. The men and women whose  2003 Page #148  
t idea of what he pointing at. The AFOSI didn't plan to clue him in, and in 2003 Page #149  
hypnosis a few months earlier. The AFOSI would eventually come calling and  2003 Page #149  
son Schmidt and Pete Domenici, the AFOSI decided that it was time to start  2003 Page #150  
itz had put his total trust in the AFOSI at Kirtland and had been led astra 2003 Page #150  
 was the case, then the joint NSA/ AFOSI effort to keep it under wraps make 2003 Page #151  
octed, with a lot of help from the AFOSI and the NSA would take over his li 2003 Page #151  
n Albuquerque, New Mexico, with an AFOSI Special Agent named Richard Doty.  2004 Page #69  
y of nucle:ir weapons . b. (U) All AFOSI units arc ,.,quired to m.-\intain  2007 Page #175  
 Office of Special lnvestigations (AFOSI) at Kirtland Air Force Base, New M 2008 Page #26  
 a meeting to tell his story to an AFOSI Special Agent and a Major. Back in 2008 Page #90  

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 Office of Special Investigations (AFOSJ) for a meeting to tell his story t 2008 Page #90  

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tional Test and Evaluation Center (AFOTEC) was organized at Kirtland to ove 2007 Page #163  

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guska Explosion -UFO Meets Comet?, AFP, August 23, 2004 97                  2008 Page #103  
97) urc-. m:! tc., Sfr..:a::i Wu:r AfP ■ OfC-On, l!=r.aa lC!l\ • E.7::d:,H: 2009 Page #141  

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aa ef the Oa— aaib* fa Making yawr afpndaal it in daalrad that y* '□Sfiih d 2003 Page #226  

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ROLD T 4Am1LTONs COL* USAF 13. (V) AFPRrvING AUTHORITY. HAROLO T HAH/LTON*  2004 Page #21  

Word: "afr", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he project was created because the Afr Force was "getting too much publicit 2005 Page #39  
ft . The questionnaire came out of AFR 200-2, the Air Force's regulation re 2005 Page #95  
n 1939, Stringfield joined the 5'h Afr Force ilirectly out of \Xlright Fiel 2005 Page #138  
. As context, Air Force regulation AFR 200-2, dated 12 August 1954, clearly 2005 Page #141  
 objects within the United States. AFR 200-2 delineates 1127'h coUection re 2005 Page #142  
rovided for in UFO investigations (AFR 200-2) and in support of Air Force S 2005 Page #142  
provided for in UFO investigation (AFR 200-2) and in support of Air Force S 2007 Page #134  

Word: "afr200-2", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

FO incidents — regulations such as AFR200-2 and JANAP- 146, that provide pe 2004 Page #141  

Word: "afraid", 23 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the broadcast that one witness was afraid of the state police, and another  2003 Page #67  
 the state police, and another was afraid of getting in trouble with the Ar 2003 Page #67  
gainst anyone who tried. "They are afraid you'll dig up grandma," explained 2004 Page #31  
 in Earth people's hands, but I am afraid that they won't learn much about  2004 Page #95  
ak that people inside the NSC were afraid to he around him. Lundahl Talks t 2004 Page #103  
 physicians, said his sources were afraid of physical threats if their name 2004 Page #145  
 wanted no part of it. Jose wasn't afraid of much, but I cold him we should 2005 Page #155  
ot telling what it knows? Are they afraid of War of the Worlds Panic? I har 2006 Page #8  
s perfectly genuine. But he's very afraid. He's had all sorts of individual 2006 Page #124  
r for the moment, because he's too afraid. As I say, they don't know for ce 2006 Page #125  
 way they used to do it. They were afraid maybe we were being attacked! (la 2006 Page #150  
ome high government officials were afraid it was! The Radar Emergeng There  2006 Page #166  
ication of a "friendly flight" and afraid to admit it? (I doubt that. They  2006 Page #173  
husiasm to people so they \\eren't afraid of computers so they could use th 2007 Page #83  
 a fire started right away. He was afraid but he held his position and cont 2007 Page #129  
RE. DID YOU, AS YOUNG ADULTS, FEEL AFRAID OF THE MAN WHO TURNED YOU AWAY? M 2007 Page #171  
AY? Mom: I don't know that we were afraid exactly, but we were definitely i 2007 Page #171  
, standing there. BECAUSE YOU WERE AFRAID OF WHAT WAS HAPPENING WITH THE IN 2009 Page #67  
ver come forward. Those people are afraid to death! WHAT ARE THEY AFRAID OF 2009 Page #75  
are afraid to death! WHAT ARE THEY AFRAID OF? (laughs) I can just say there 2009 Page #75  
ow her name to be used and she was afraid to give full disclosure . The det 2009 Page #89  
d to take dictation and they ·were afraid with his German accent they may n 2009 Page #93  
searcher Kevin Randle, but she was afraid to be identified by name. Part of 2009 Page #95  

Word: "africa", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

The first was the now-famous South Africa crash saucer hoax of 1989, and th 2004 Page #121  
w- accepted hoaxes: the 1989 South Africa crash and the 1989 Carp, Canada " 2004 Page #122  
rash in the Kalahari Desert, South Africa, in May 1989. The details were fi 2005 Page #134  
e gorillas in a nature preserve in Africa who know nothing about what is go 2006 Page #6  
74 • I ,. lJ ,I,~ . ,. Lome, Togo, Africa                                   2007 Page #156  
ilita1y successes in Europe, North Africa and Russia, these globalists real 2008 Page #130  

Word: "african", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tory, a UFO was shot down by South African forces, alien bodies were recove 2005 Page #134  
ported to originate with the South African Air Force, that looked official, 2005 Page #134  

Word: "afront-bumt", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

E PIUOJUT\" ------Mtn•inK IIFOs lo afront-bumt!T ' Ism, K-tll b, a CR-1/.1. 2008 Page #156  

Word: "afs-p51", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

buquerque, and Continental Divide (AFS-P51) a bit east of Gallup. The three 2004 Page #71  
buquerque, and Continental Divide (AFS-P51) a bit east of Gallup. Those thr 2004 Page #71  

Word: "afs-p7", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Base. The other two were Moriarty (AFS-P7) northeast of Albuquerque, and Co 2004 Page #71  
her two radar sites were Moriarty (AFS-P7) east of Albuquerque, and Contine 2004 Page #71  

Word: "afs-p8", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

irst called Los Alamos Radar Base (AFS-P8). Later its name changed in the 1 2004 Page #71  

Word: "afs\vp", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

om Kirtland AFB stating that "AEC, AFS\VP, 4th Arm), [and] local commanders 2005 Page #74  

Word: "afsc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

port of Air Force Systems Command (AFSC) Foreign Technology Division (FTD)  2005 Page #142  

Word: "afss", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e U.S. Air Force Security Service (AFSS)-in March, 1967, the Spanish-speaki 2008 Page #29  
he National Security Agency, since AFSS and its units were under NSA operat 2008 Page #29  

Word: "afswf", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

bits currently under study by AMC, AFSWf, *«E?A, CNH, SACA, JRD9, IAKD1. Do 2003 Page #28  

Word: "afswp", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

bits currently under study by AMC, AFSWP, NEPA, AEC, ONR, NACA, JRDB, RAND, 2003 Page #28  

Word: "aft", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

11.I. fawn* *WO holuthato ',MORON. aft.. -*meow ura&••••era •••••••••••••a• 2006 Page #32  
 both tails had separated, but the aft section was still identifiable as a  2006 Page #74  
B/DZ-1 stack pivoted, shearing the aft attachment. Wallis watched helplessl 2006 Page #79  
ment , and two exhaust pons at the aft lower portion of the disc. The air-  2007 Page #99  
ent, and four exhaust ports at the aft bottom end of the craft (see illustr 2007 Page #106  
gnesium fire. The second half, the aft section, wa a clearly distinguishabl 2008 Page #10  
orepart being intensely white, the aft section having a more yellow color t 2008 Page #10  
e Di:closure ■ The Soviet Coup :md Aft ■ F2bng • • •                        2009 Page #150  

Word: "aftac", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tion over the state of New Mexico. AFTAC detachment from McClellan AFB has  2004 Page #81  

Word: "aftar", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 matlrill that did not rtflect th• aftar. "°"" ..,n1;ghL Thoe object diwIIV 2007 Page #165  

Word: "afte", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

know -I don't know how long it was afte,wards -I'm standing in the field ri 2009 Page #80  

Word: "aftecthio", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

i AND JECintITTTins docj . , ■: -, aftecthio r‘-2u ,[?;slADId as ;71(AP . H 2003 Page #231  

Word: "afterburners", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eaded directly for the object with afterburners on. As they approached this 2004 Page #57  

Word: "aftermath", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

f this story and its very personal aftermath, to make public the case we ha 2004 Page #46  
ich became a household word in the aftermath of its depiction in so many fi 2004 Page #148  
e from the Los Angles Times In the aftermath, we now have a leaked photocop 2005 Page #122  
resent that have seen the crash or aftermath, or read a document about it i 2005 Page #137  
amiliar -positive contact, and its aftermath, was depicted in the TV series 2006 Page #58  
n aspects of the Contact event and aftermath. . . , Science : - The science 2006 Page #59  

Word: "afternoon", 31 instance(s) (Back to Top)

shadows and stark outlines of late afternoon. Periodically the sun went beh 2003 Page #46  
ore, I was there one day during an afternoon rain. The water diverted down  2003 Page #49  
rea near Kecksburg during the late afternoon of December 9, 1965. Moments a 2003 Page #53  
ireball traverse the sky late that afternoon on December 9, 1965. The news  2003 Page #58  
e near the village of Norvelt that afternoon. They were drawn to look skywa 2003 Page #58  
uning his CB radio in the car that afternoon when he looked up to see the f 2003 Page #58  
he object fall into the woods that afternoon just as it was getting dark. T 2003 Page #58  
 an insider as well. The following afternoon the two doctors conduct an exa 2003 Page #90  
even a cursory investigation. That afternoon with six thousand in attendanc 2003 Page #92  
nnsylvania arrived at the ranch in afternoon. On Sunday night, three days a 2003 Page #193  
 back at the White House. The next afternoon, Johnson met off the record wi 2003 Page #193  
 Moon Dust) revealed that: On late afternoon [8 August 1979] the Embassy he 2004 Page #10  
ctober 5th. By 1:00 p.m. on Friday afternoon the divers were ready to get i 2004 Page #41  
rs were ready to wrap it up by mid afternoon on Saturday. 38                2004 Page #41  
ready to call it quits on Saturday afternoon, but the Mounties got a messag 2004 Page #42  
omplete story will be relayed. One afternoon Chris Style, a bachelor, was a 2004 Page #43  
hered Larry a great deal, and that afternoon he told Budd about a very unus 2004 Page #58  
 film production company, spent an afternoon with Budd in his studio. They  2004 Page #59  
e ranch to meet with Johnson. That afternoon the Governor of Pennsylvania f 2004 Page #177  
Gen. Ramey at around 3:15pm on the afternoon of July 8th 1947, but possibly 2004 Page #234  
ceeded at 2:26pm Roswell time that afternoon. AP was one of the largest and 2004 Page #237  
t Worth) AP wire story. Later that afternoon, probably because of increasin 2004 Page #238  
 met for more than four hours that afternoon to discuss Reich's work and fi 2005 Page #91  
ucked directly to Area 51. By late afternoon, two C-124 transports were loa 2006 Page #75  
ved from [the] crash scene by late afternoon on 25 May." The writer further 2006 Page #76  
p detail. For the remainder of the afternoon, the helicopter flew back and  2006 Page #79  
d resumed at first light. By early afternoon the following day, the operati 2006 Page #79  
-in of the blast holes. During the afternoon we visited the P Tunnels, whic 2006 Page #199  
 material that did not reflect the afternoon sun.light. The object ilisplay 2007 Page #165  
s enjoying a beautiful summer late afternoon when they suddenly saw a huge  2007 Page #196  
 Rendlesham Forest incident on the afternoon of Monday, October 9, at home  2009 Page #137  

Word: "afterthought", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

A crash was included, almost as an afterthought, in one B-57 story. Using d 2006 Page #88  

Word: "afterward", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hat about the hell we went through afterward. Thanks for fighting for us La 2004 Page #49  
me rather than upon memories years afterward, says the unidentified objects 2006 Page #168  
subsequently recalled that shortly afterward he was called to active duty a 2006 Page #176  
first by Timothy Good and, shortly afterward, by William Moore, also claims 2006 Page #177  
ht encounter. John Burroughs wrote afterward that there was a light that ro 2008 Page #80  
, Penniston wrote in his statement afterward, "The object was producing red 2008 Page #81  
n, was a UFO.' SLIDE#34 Map aerial Afterward, John Burroughs went to bed to 2008 Page #86  
hrough some language or other, and afterward s, as a first condic.ion for a 2008 Page #112  

Word: "afterwards", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ted around the grapevine for years afterwards. Part of the disinformation l 2003 Page #149  
o say. I tried to prove a negative afterwards that there is no alien being  2003 Page #201  
nce A second report, filed shortly afterwards, showed that U.S. authorities 2004 Page #11  
mmers, chisels — nothing." Shortly afterwards, Good was informed that U.S.  2004 Page #15  
Crash Retrieval Conference Shortly afterwards they arrived at the outskirts 2004 Page #37  
 the area at full revs and shortly afterwards he was returned to shore with 2004 Page #44  
his death, as it was never located afterwards. 97                           2004 Page #100  
l you what it really was, but then afterwards, I'll have to kill you." Ther 2004 Page #185  
d apron. But he saw the inert body afterwards. He would declare during a me 2005 Page #32  
anted me to do. You were debriefed afterwards and you signed the non-disclo 2006 Page #20  
ms public house. He stated shortly afterwards: "There was a great roar and  2006 Page #120  
ng to the incident. "Then, shortly afterwards, the story appeared in which  2006 Page #126  
just "two" or "several. " Sometime afterwards Robertson recalled stopping a 2008 Page #44  
, out of power, falling." Not long afterwards , I interviewed a witness who 2008 Page #48  
cident and only mentioned it years afterwards , at a reunion. While Torres  2008 Page #66  
strong wind was heard. Immediately afterwards a horrific thump sounded, fol 2008 Page #98  
s are travelling at the same time. Afterwards for 5 to 6 minutes an exact l 2008 Page #98  
do not add up. Things that went on afterwards do not add up. We were in the 2009 Page #78  
I do know there was stuff going on afterwards and there were people in the  2009 Page #79  
to her efforts. June approached me afterwards and told me that I was right- 2009 Page #88  

Word: "afterword", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aims For example, in the 5000 word afterword in TOP SECRET/MAJIC 2nd Editio 2006 Page #12  

Word: "aftlalal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

1 gat taw tn anpyact g? £o ftuAhar aftlalal CM.—a yripwa wttLah da nat ooaf 2003 Page #226  

Word: "af{0more", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ,\UCKLl\'ID llNIYERSlrY COL· !:GE Af{0MORE, NEW ZE:\Lr ~Cl 18th December,  2009 Page #185  

Word: "ag", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

47 -White House Roswell Players? • AG •General Handy • Mr. Dutchie • Anders 2003 Page #154  
I"~ ra:ord of adual oomba e11er ma,ag ed lo be made by ;o..na Sis. Per..-Ar 2009 Page #151  

Word: "ag-control", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, News Corporation and Bertelsmann AG-control print publishing, radio and t 2008 Page #143  

Word: "aga", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

anding on a guardrail (or lean.ing aga.inst it). She described it as "very  2005 Page #34  

Word: "agadir", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ash Retrieval Conference Moondust- Agadir, Morocco November 1—16 2003 Las V 2003 Page #164  
ith regard to a UFO encounter over Agadir: 3                                2004 Page #6  
IASSIF/ED L Nang: WO Sighting over Agadir, Morocco t. IOC 1111)0.01: oar' o 2004 Page #19  
 around 1930 hour:), the sky above Agadir was crossed ay a very luminous ob 2004 Page #19  
ith regard to a UFO encounter over Agadir: "This report forwards translatio 2007 Page #140  

Word: "agadir'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e in pursuit of ?reject MO0W DUST, AGADIR' 1ZJan2A147(f_rem cur private oor 2004 Page #19  

Word: "agaillst", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

opes of gaining Britain as an ally agaillst Russia and See/owe or Sea Lion, 2008 Page #130  

Word: "again-and", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ularly startling affair. Yet, once again-and despite the fact that this par 2008 Page #31  

Word: "agam", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ached from Bern to Berlin and back agam. Dulles moved from Bern to become O 2008 Page #138  

Word: "age", 40 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Reinhold Schade s Died Jan 1986 at age of 81 □ No FBI file d Active in Repu 2003 Page #31  
eval Conference Died March 1974 at age of 73 - SS# 490-05-7191 ■ FBI file r 2003 Page #32  
 First Roswell? ■ Died Nov 1983 at age of 74 □ No children, survived by fou 2003 Page #33  
impossible length for a child that age. This child length sole is at least  2003 Page #49  
 coverage and initiates the modern age of UFOs. Then on or about the forth  2003 Page #86  
 and suspicions of one man. As the age of Cold War paranoia gave way to the 2003 Page #141  
 Cold War paranoia gave way to the Age of Aquarius, the people whose job it 2003 Page #141  
) h Reliability: logic, coherency, age,occupation □ No. of sightings  2, 1  2003 Page #177  
he two young men, both 18 years of age were in Dave Kendrick's Chevy II, ta 2004 Page #36  
 Schiff died on March 25, 1998, at age 51, after a long battle with skin ca 2004 Page #60  
t to 1948 based on his 19-year-old age. He was getting ready for work. They 2004 Page #72  
ave to publicly deal with the "UFO age." He and the government of the day w 2004 Page #85  
ell looking... 10 to 17.. .in that age group. SDI: Did you get to handle an 2004 Page #93  
d of a cover story • Died suddenly age of 37 of "apparent heart attack" 201 2004 Page #204  
cord • Died from cancer in 1997 at age of 59 Central Intelligence Group 19  2004 Page #210  
nger] police officer was about his age, slightly older. That police officer 2004 Page #217  
.... , .. , .. -,~, "Dawn of a New Age," Corso photo, EBE sketch, and lette 2005 Page #6  
RSO'S CLAIMS IN "THE DAWN OF A NEW AGE" F. th d· "I " "I d"d " ■ 1rs an . s 2005 Page #7  
se Chereze could not have lived to age 23 in good health. "For this reason, 2005 Page #34  
 9 p.m., Ms. Terezinha Galo Clepf, age 65, was at a birthday party at a hal 2005 Page #34  
6mm; but he would not guess at its age, as trus was not his area of experti 2005 Page #148  
perienced the birth of the nuclear age at Trinity. Inez had just seen her h 2005 Page #153  
f the NHI were to promise a golden age, many would interpret it as deceptio 2006 Page #61  
s Athletic Hispanic male, Healthy, Age 23, prior to exposure (no Hx of Sple 2006 Page #109  
994 and later, patients ranging in age from twelve to sixty-nine years were 2006 Page #109  
ne Pope Jr., graduates from MIT at age 19 in engineering. ► 1950: Death of  2007 Page #26  
 his big mouth shut." (p. 285) INK AGE ASSESSMENT ■ Ball point 1961: certai 2007 Page #47  
lly if l could start with name and age. How you got into computers is a goo 2007 Page #78  
ters is a good place to start. GM: Age is 41. MW: How did you start in bein 2007 Page #78  
When I was about 12 or 14 years of age I joined BUFORA, The British UFO R;s 2007 Page #80  
e interested. That's quite a young age to join BUFORA between 12 and 14. I  2007 Page #80  
out the militaf)'• This was at the age of teenager? GM: Yes, teenager. Back 2007 Page #81  
 a tragic end at the all-too-young age of thirty-six. On 23 July 1946, Monr 2007 Page #136  
Lisa Rivers, 10, and Larry Rivers, age 4, while their moms were inside the  2007 Page #166  
andia hills even, Paul McKeever at age 18 enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve 2007 Page #172  
 the world and usher in the atomic age. Today, Oak Ridge has evolved from a 2008 Page #27  
s intriguing headline: UFO~wr(!cl.:age in !,l~~!!-~~.!.:! ___ ' ii~:~tiii , 2008 Page #41  
ny honors. He died Sept 9, 2003 at age 95. He authored five books: Memoirs  2009 Page #9  
she was delusional from illness or age, or deliberately deceptive. In retro 2009 Page #95  
stinction of kick starting the UFO age but also for all intents and purpose 2009 Page #179  

Word: "aged", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 life, I have seen two individuals aged about 25 die of an infection, but w 2005 Page #34  
erica-signed a petition urging the aged President Paul von Hindenburg to na 2008 Page #126  

Word: "agenc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Laboratories, the Defense Nuclear Agenc y, and the Department of Energy. L 2007 Page #174  

Word: "agencies", 73 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a. A preliminary check by official agencies appears to rule out any aircraf 2003 Page #53  
9, 1965. The news media and police agencies around the Pittsburgh, PA area  2003 Page #58  
 for legal action to force various agencies to reveal what knowledge they h 2003 Page #71  
 to military labs and intelligence agencies. But no one had any knowledge o 2003 Page #110  
sent him on wild goose chases, the agencies that were monitoring his activi 2003 Page #148  
ced to admit to the other security agencies at Kirtland that the mystery si 2003 Page #150  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference agencies, was involved in the Kecksburg  2003 Page #194  
o ensure cooperation with multiple agencies that he might have to deal with 2003 Page #208  
 department check with appropriate agencies to see if they can shed some li 2004 Page #7  
hecked with appropriate government agencies. No direct correlation with kno 2004 Page #9  
ty of U.S. military and government agencies, including NORAD, the U.S. Air  2004 Page #9  
ion Act requests with a variety of agencies to determine if additional data 2004 Page #10  
 of U.S. governmental and military agencies over the years, I was accustome 2004 Page #11  
 MIOE7 HAVE BEEN, SOME OF THE NEWS AGENCIES ARE TALKTNG ABOUT UFO's. EGAL N 2004 Page #24  
Vehicles by U. S. Armed Forces and Agencies." SLIDE #53: Biological warfare 2004 Page #80  
d to Mrs. Swan and U.S. government agencies, but because it is a long story 2004 Page #103  
operation of their law enforcement agencies. A proper answer to the issues  2004 Page #127  
 Special Forces and AEC (1947) The agencies did not share {"The Army wouldn 2005 Page #5  
ficial denial by the relevant U.S. agencies 'I.Vas met with definitive rebu 2005 Page #73  
vices, NASA and other go\·errunenr agencies, and private industry. lr occup 2005 Page #125  
xamination, or removal by civilian agencies or individuals of the general p 2005 Page #129  
 guided printing in all government agencies, including classified printing  2005 Page #129  
ecked \vjth appropriate government agencies. No direct correlation with kno 2005 Page #143  
egard to B, note that the military agencies have monitoring systems that pr 2006 Page #8  
 Department check with appropriate agencies to see rthey Can shed some ligh 2006 Page #29  
of of a UFO cover-up Hacks various agencies for seven years, on and off. U. 2006 Page #31  
y with government and intelligence agencies to Science assess and counter N 2006 Page #64  
lled by the responsible government agencies during the accident investigati 2006 Page #86  
stimony suggesting that Government agencies may have secretly uncovered a d 2006 Page #119  
y of Defense and a number of other agencies." I continued: "Excuse me, Nick 2006 Page #131  
Excuse me, Nick: a number of other agencies? What do you mean by that?" "I  2006 Page #131  
 that?" "I mean, a number of other agencies," was Pope's tight-lipped — and 2006 Page #131  
 of experts from various different agencies, who supplemented my own knowle 2006 Page #131  
 many as two additional government agencies also received reports, but such 2006 Page #134  
, NORAD, Pentagon and intelligence agencies knew the government's public ex 2006 Page #144  
ed by the CIA and other government agencies to fool people. Evidence for Ne 2007 Page #23  
 on the internet by governments or agencies in order to lure people in with 2007 Page #86  
taken by no less than "two federal agencies." To dare, however, the names o 2007 Page #135  
wever, the names of those specific agencies have not surfaced. Equally intr 2007 Page #135  
 department check with appropriate agencies to see if they can shed some li 2007 Page #141  
hecked with appropriate government agencies. No direct correlation with kno 2007 Page #142  
iety of US military and government agencies, including NORAD , the US J\.ir 2007 Page #142  
ncc and1or criminal invcstignti\'e agencies 10 acuvdy scd information concc 2007 Page #175  
nce and/ or criminal investigative agencies to actively seek information co 2007 Page #175  
ent intelligence and investigative agencies in December 1948, it was determ 2008 Page #26  
firrnly demonstrated that numerous agencies and departments within the U.S. 2008 Page #31  
ncy recovering UFOs? The fewer the agencies, the fewer the leaks. The seven 2008 Page #110  
ed only two exceptions for all DoD agencies: the 54/l 2 subcommittee of the 2008 Page #111  
ouse Staff, and other intelligence agencies. Bottom line: tell them nothing 2008 Page #111  
was known only to the intelligence agencies . The KGB invented the word in  2008 Page #111  
C?r. First Page Summarizes ■ Other agencies are getting wise; leaks? ■ JFK  2008 Page #121  
y allowed American law enforcement agencies to disrupt the economic support 2008 Page #129  
s of combing intelligence from all agencies. Bush's plan was initiated by A 2008 Page #131  
OL • Senior Officiah M.any Letured Agencies --· 144 • ~•".• ••••fWo '" f nt 2008 Page #150  
unter-initiati ves by intelligence agencies ■ A global transfonnation drive 2008 Page #168  
ussions among defense intelligence agencies. It has been the subject of gre 2009 Page #14  
ightings collected by various U.S. agencies yielded little in useful data t 2009 Page #15  
 Intelligence Agency and the other agencies in coordination with it are ope 2009 Page #15  
lection program . The intelligence agencies have gradually wound down to a  2009 Page #15  
lligence around to the appropriate agencies without coming up with joint Na 2009 Page #18  
assign to appropriate intelligence agencies. Staff studies should include t 2009 Page #19  
edback to appropriate intelligence agencies . 4. Ultrasccret net estimate h 2009 Page #19  
en CIA and authorized intelligence agencies concerned with physical and tra 2009 Page #19  
defined by authorized intelligence agencies responsible for UFO intelligenc 2009 Page #25  
t to force authorized intelligence agencies to declassify and release sensi 2009 Page #25  
 Soviet KGB and other intelligence agencies, according to Dr. Robert M. Woo 2009 Page #43  
 get anybody from the intelligence agencies to ever come forward. Those peo 2009 Page #75  
Os. ■ Official silence. ■ Military agencies often in the dark. ■ Black bud  2009 Page #152  
ngle entity but is made up of many agencies and within these agencies are v 2009 Page #154  
 of many agencies and within these agencies are various organizational unit 2009 Page #154  
o a monolithic entity but to those agencies or sub organizational units, na 2009 Page #154  
en by the FBI and other Government agencies, uncovered many Soviet spy ring 2009 Page #177  
utor : Rew.ird Offered •Met rental agencies to try to find c.ibin •Visually 2009 Page #193  

Word: "agency", 123 instance(s) (Back to Top)

quivalent of the National Security Agency, has long been rumored to have li 2003 Page #77  
ntacts at the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) if it was all right to work 2003 Page #110  
igations and the National Security Agency who had the "need to know" would  2003 Page #141  
ion (AFOSI), the National Security Agency, and the Defense Intelligence Age 2003 Page #141  
ency, and the Defense Intelligence Agency. A whole pack of wild stories wou 2003 Page #141  
some weight. The National Security Agency (who maintained a considerable pr 2003 Page #145  
s request of the National Security Agency. The pictures would spark even mo 2003 Page #145  
ips Labs, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency  2003 Page #148  
e Agency and the National Security Agency didn't want any attention drawn t 2003 Page #148  
s difficult. The National Security Agency was also conducting research at t 2003 Page #150  
e Department, Defense Intelligence Agency and Wright-Patterson Air Force Ba 2003 Page #163  
o know, creatures do not exist, no agency is investigating Extraterrestrial 2003 Page #177  
ect to EBEs: they do not exist, no agency is investigating, cover stories w 2003 Page #178  
 held by the military, but by some agency of the government such as the Nat 2003 Page #189  
ment such as the National Security Agency or CIA, the president should stil 2003 Page #189  
tor. Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency Joint Intelligence Cbnnittee Dire 2003 Page #214  
he Air Force, Defense Intelligence Agency, and Department of State, that th 2004 Page #5  
ersonnel. Two Defense Intelligence Agency reports in particular conclusivel 2004 Page #6  
orts from the Defense Intelligence Agency that showed that in the following 2004 Page #10  
ession of the Defense Intelligence Agency would supply the answers. Natural 2004 Page #11  
chives of the Defense Intelligence Agency and my quest turned up no additio 2004 Page #11  
s DIALL — the Defense intelligence Agency Liaison Office, which had its hea 2004 Page #12  
e other than the National Security Agency. From the NSA I had obtained a tr 2004 Page #14  
ce pertaining to National Security Agency involvement in the Spitsbergen in 2004 Page #14  
e Department, Defense Intelligence Agency and Wright-Patterson Air Force Ba 2004 Page #17  
 employed by the Property Services Agency (PSA), a now-defunct British gove 2004 Page #52  
orce, or any other U.S. government agency,                                  2004 Page #60  
 the Air Force Historical Research Agency at Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, Alaba 2004 Page #71  
mford, Director, National Security Agency, and approved by Allen Dulles, Di 2004 Page #79  
rector of the Central Intelligence Agency and stamped TOP SECRET MAJIC ULTR 2004 Page #79  
t created the Central Intelligence Agency, the Majestic-12 Special Studies  2004 Page #80  
t. Fitch: The Central Intelligence Agency? Smith: (Chuckles) I'm sorry, gen 2004 Page #95  
as told to drop it because another agency would handle it. As a top intelli 2004 Page #105  
ted Nations a plan to establish an agency specifically designed to undertak 2004 Page #108  
ty processes in place, and as each agency became exposed to the recovery of 2004 Page #123  
the National Aeronautics and Space Agency. Have them interrogated by member 2004 Page #177  
 for the United States Information Agency, which had been formed by Preside 2004 Page #181  
tations from the National Security Agency, McGeorge was admitted to the bri 2004 Page #189  
 for the DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) — which is like the military CIA 2004 Page #190  
op men at the Defense Audio Visual Agency (DAVA) at Norton Air Force Base w 2004 Page #192  
sticated drug • Why: by government agency in order to prevent her from disc 2004 Page #206  
l or faked by a major intelligence agency. With nine new code words, unusua 2004 Page #242  
l or faked by a major intelligence agency. With over nine never before seen 2004 Page #247  
as never been disclosed within the agency. AWD was very fearful of the disc 2004 Page #248  
omise future directors and put the agency in a difficult position. I feel t 2004 Page #248  
alent state-sponsored intelligence agency that could achieve the level of s 2004 Page #253  
at it was faked by an intelligence agency. But why? To shed light on long f 2004 Page #254  
photo of triangular pattern ... an agency of the U. S. government took two  2005 Page #51  
rector of the Central Intelligence Agency, a career Naval Intelligence offi 2005 Page #96  
ir Force, the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Bureau and the Offi 2005 Page #102  
lved into the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). 120                        2005 Page #122  
 Director of the National Security Agency (NSA) and Allen Dulles, Director  2005 Page #125  
rector of the Defense Intelligence Agency, cl.irector of the National Secur 2005 Page #130  
l.irector of the National Securit) Agency and deput} rurector of the Cenual 2005 Page #130  
urector of the Cenual Intelligence Agency). Ba.iJey recaUed that Admiral Mi 2005 Page #130  
rmation Act, the National Securit) Agency has declassified a translation of 2005 Page #133  
slation of a Russian Novosti Press Agency article on UFOs titled "Flying Sa 2005 Page #133  
ted Nations a plan to establish an agency specifically designed to undertak 2005 Page #139  
h Retrieval Conference There is no agency, nor has there ever been, at Fort 2005 Page #142  
e, Air Force, Defense Intelligence Agency and CIA. One nearly illegible rep 2005 Page #142  
 auspices of the National Security Agency (NSA). The training was for Sherm 2006 Page #22  
was performing duties for a covert agency operating through the USAF/NSA Em 2006 Page #23  
was performing duties for a covert agency operating through the US Army Mil 2006 Page #23  
pty wan • 2040 le, me, Rowe, a the agency to mitt i, mixt: rt span:3 ',oar  2006 Page #32  
plane for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). It was designed, by engine 2006 Page #72  
ng as necessary. In many cases the agency involved had sufficient motivatio 2006 Page #86  
he Defense Evaluation and Research Agency, and six years later DERA split i 2006 Page #123  
ology Laboratory) which remains an agency of the Ministry of Defense. Today 2006 Page #123  
s ordered by the National Security Agency to 140                            2006 Page #143  
information from the Army Security Agency under the Freedom of Information  2006 Page #174  
and stood upon...that a government agency attempted to retrieve? Follow alo 2006 Page #194  
 content: the Central lntelLigence Agency (CIA). Although many people think 2007 Page #11  
e idea of the Central Intelligence Agency by claiming it was needed to prev 2007 Page #11  
editor at Scrlppo .. : ·· -rd news agency, owner at UnNed P~so lntemallonal 2007 Page #16  
or with their American advertising agency, but I'm going to guess it was a  2007 Page #65  
e universe ask for it by name." 60 Agency: J~1111t•.rl 1-llnrb, Mexico Clie 2007 Page #66  
 1997 ✓ the company's advertisin g agency gave us yet another terrifical.ly 2007 Page #71  
t knowingly or unknowingly, the ad agency responsible choose an image long  2007 Page #74  
the part of Hoover's alJ-powerfu l agency came about in August 1955. On the 2007 Page #137  
rector of the CentraJ Intelligence Agency (ClA). The Soviets were keeping t 2007 Page #137  
FO mystery. A Defense Intelligence Agency document of 1967 that was prepare 2007 Page #140  
of Staff. the Defense lntel11gcnce Agency (DIA). the MilitarJ Ser,iccs. and 2007 Page #175  
s well as the Central Intelligence Agency, the United States' first peaceti 2008 Page #25  
ates' first peacetime intelligence agency. Since the breakup of the Soviet  2008 Page #25  
dquarters of the National Security Agency, since AFSS and its units were un 2008 Page #29  
, on 14 July, that because neither agency wished to cooperate , he would in 2008 Page #30  
rimarily, the Defense Intelligence Agency, U.S. Air Force and National Secu 2008 Page #35  
S. Air Force and National Security Agency, was secretly established to addr 2008 Page #35  
re were no 91 I call centers; each agency had its own dispatchers and radio 2008 Page #44  
LS work on secret missions for any agency. They are 38                      2008 Page #44  
 one of them be run by a different agency recovering UFOs? The fewer the ag 2008 Page #110  
aa nover bocn dlccloacd v1thin the agency . AWD w~a·vcry fearful of di•cloa 2008 Page #120  
ng, mission priorities , and Space Agency decisions extending back to when  2008 Page #135  
cisions extending back to when the Agency was officially formed by Act of C 2008 Page #135  
 the Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency (JlOA) who managed Project Paperc 2008 Page #137  
y and then went to work for the PR agency of the manufacturer, Burson-Marst 2008 Page #142  
ce supported the Nazis include the Agency of International Development , Am 2008 Page #143  
rily upon the Central Intelligence Agency. The result ofmy efforts, Central 2009 Page #12  
xt decade the Central Intelligence Agency and the other agencies in coordin 2009 Page #15  
ntelligence activity, the actor or agency, of the "resultant knowledge " se 2009 Page #15  
ty within the Central Intelligence Agency and that the Nation Security Agen 2009 Page #16  
gency and that the Nation Security Agency be allowed to not only collect vi 2009 Page #16  
lyze all UFO data available to the Agency for proper analysis. This inciden 2009 Page #17  
VN1TED STATES CENTRAL fNTELLIGENCE AGENCY UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT IMPLIC 2009 Page #23  
 VIEWS OF THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OR ITS EMPLOYEES NOR DEPARTMENT H 2009 Page #23  
rily upon the Central Intelligence Agency. The result of my efforts, Centra 2009 Page #23  
tly after the Central Intelligence Agency was established, is an incisive d 2009 Page #24  
 Office of Scientific Intelligence Agency December 1976 L.C.R. Central Inte 2009 Page #25  
perations of the National Security Agency. lo this agency disclosing means  2009 Page #25  
 National Security Agency. lo this agency disclosing means and methods used 2009 Page #25  
JEHOVAH SUBJECT: NATIONAL SECUIRTY AGENCY CODE BREAKING OF ALIEN CODEX AND  2009 Page #26  
BLE UNDER THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ACT, ANY OR ALL APPLICABLE FEDERA 2009 Page #26  
 Director of the National Security Agency, yourself, and representatives of 2009 Page #28  
The Director, Central Intelligence Agency Subject: Review of MJ-12 Intellig 2009 Page #37  
onvinced that the CIA was the lead agency for ensuring the release of UFO f 2009 Page #41  
dentified the CIA as the lead U.S. agency to implement the process. Unknown 2009 Page #45  
within the US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) who calls himself' Anonymou 2009 Page #52  
ld that the NSA (National Security Agency) has files on the incident and th 2009 Page #78  
                          Security Agency. The fact that it would confirm a 2009 Page #79  
e habitually pragmatic Soviet news agency Tass shocked many of us with a ne 2009 Page #134  
rong connection to the Soviet news agency. Tass' New York City headquarters 2009 Page #137  
wing the curious, the Soviet Press Agency Tass insisted today in discussion 2009 Page #138  
Force and the Central Intelligence Agency as well as the National Security  2009 Page #154  

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t my eve was the National Security Agency's reaction to the mention of Spit 2004 Page #14  
 those of the Defense Intelligence Agency's Missile and Space Intelligence  2004 Page #130  
SEARCH OF THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY'S MJEBEN PROGRAM AND DEPARTMENT O 2009 Page #26  
 seemed decidedly upbeat about the agency's release of the news story; some 2009 Page #138  
esident) and the National Security Agency's Ven on a Project which even the 2009 Page #155  

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 the Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency-with file distribution annotated  2005 Page #125  

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g on Thursday, July 17th 1947. The agenda memo shows one blacked out agenda 2003 Page #157  
 agenda memo shows one blacked out agenda item number three and none of the 2003 Page #157  
s concluded at least one non-human agenda is harvesting genetic material fr 2004 Page #61  
. Wood Copyright 2004 Ryan S. Wood Agenda • Methodology • The CIA & Mysteri 2004 Page #198  
 that allowed virulent skin cancer Agenda • Methodology • The CIA & Mysteri 2004 Page #201  
s may never be known. The military agenda for recovered alien vehicles was  2005 Page #167  
idence. It has no axe to grind, no agenda to promote. Determined researcher 2006 Page #71  
regardless of our petty individual agenda and private turf wars, to move fo 2006 Page #181  
, London, 1987, page 469 The Alien Agenda, Jim Marrs, HarperCollins, New Yo 2007 Page #77  
d that these lodges carried on the agenda of the outlawed Bavarian Illumina 2008 Page #126  
role, if any, in such a group. The agenda of any such control group may hav 2008 Page #134  
nt, author of the 1991 book Secret Agenda: The United States Government, Na 2008 Page #137  

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 giant cover-up, fearing their own agendas would be exposed. In this scenar 2007 Page #127  

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a sb 1030 ON? It Kay 78 TY r:Itte] agenGS Aires--A group of natives of miss 2004 Page #20  

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ng this. Counterintelligence Corps agent Cantwell, from the Tim Cooper docu 2003 Page #25  
ellite from St Louis, with Special Agent G. B. Norris making the announceme 2003 Page #32  
s making the announcement. Who the agent assigned to this field office is u 2003 Page #32  
 or CG Police. G.B. Norris Special Agent In Charge of St.Louls made announc 2003 Page #32  
capacities. Banister was a Special Agent in Charge of the FBI in the Pacifi 2003 Page #42  
as turned over by Crisman to a CIA agent named Shaw. Clay Shaw was one of t 2003 Page #42  
rime, since then his role as a CIA agent has been well documented. Jim Garr 2003 Page #42  
ho passed him off to AFOSI Special Agent Richard Doty. Carefully describing 2003 Page #145  
least some of the words of Special Agent Richard Doty and other Air Force p 2003 Page #148  
s a hoax, a still-unidentified NSA agent circled with paragraph of the arti 2004 Page #14  
 New Mexico, with an AFOSI Special Agent named Richard Doty. Agent Doty sho 2004 Page #69  
 Special Agent named Richard Doty. Agent Doty showed me an alleged briefing 2004 Page #69  
 personnel dead. Lethal biological agent correlates with QDs. Slide 11 EASY 2004 Page #118  
s Fall • Was Joe Stalin an OKHRANA agent?" • "Some further evidence by way  2004 Page #153  
-Director on his activities as an "agent provocateur", 'who had worked assi 2004 Page #153  
rism specialist and secret service agent inside the Carter White House. Acc 2004 Page #188  
 of Special Investigations Special Agent Richard Doty. At the time of her c 2004 Page #193  
he had been told by Secret Service agent McGeorge that the Holloman film wa 2004 Page #197  
 Distinguished career as a Special Agent with the CIA Counterespionage and  2004 Page #199  
olleague of a Defense Intelligence Agent, opened up the white coal chute th 2005 Page #59  
particles) is a type of infectious agent recently identified, made only of  2006 Page #113  
 a protein alone is the infectious agent. The infectious agent has been cal 2006 Page #113  
e infectious agent. The infectious agent has been called a pion, defined as 2006 Page #113  
ral conclusions that the infective agent had to be a bacterium or a virus.  2006 Page #113  
that some other kind of infectious agent was responsible. In 1982, neurolog 2006 Page #114  
irect evidence that the infectious agent was a protein. The idea, originall 2006 Page #114  
rneal transplants) i.e. infectious agent implicated. (Horizontal) The secon 2006 Page #114  
 not consistent with an infectious agent. This is one of the features that  2006 Page #115  
f the damage, to a microbiological agent. There are no indications of death 2006 Page #136  
to an apparently deadly biological agent present at the scene is very worry 2006 Page #136  
nated' which suggests that the CIC agent broke security by telling the FBI  2006 Page #174  
 broke security by telling the FBI agent in Richmond! (Bad boy! Bad boy. Wh 2006 Page #174  
5 PM (a former aircraft purchasing agent and four boys, using 10-power bino 2006 Page #179  
tell his story to an AFOSI Special Agent and a Major. Back in 1997, Pennist 2008 Page #90  
like Trotsky, was labeled a German agent by the government of Alexander Ker 2008 Page #125  
 included German Army Intelligence Agent Adolf Hitler, who reported to Capt 2008 Page #126  
he Soviets into accepting a double agent, it would have been appropriate to 2009 Page #12  
h was to try to establish a double agent inside the Soviet Union back in th 2009 Page #14  
bject: Flying Disks where: Special Agent (S.W. Reynolds) of the Liaison Sec 2009 Page #178  

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nknown at present a CG FBI Special Agent-? □ Cape Fire Chief - Carl J. Lewi 2003 Page #31  

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cules for more efficient catalytic agents in fuel cells. This statement was 2003 Page #115  
 called "Project Beta." No one but agents of the Air Force Office of Specia 2003 Page #141  
iscovery of new virus and bacteria agents so lethal that serums derived by  2004 Page #80  
of crashed UFO and bodies from FBI agents in training 55 1973 Wright-Pat AF 2004 Page #113  
d protect their safety boa hostile agents who might be mut idle to destroy  2004 Page #164  
hat he was contacted by government agents, after the story became public kn 2004 Page #221  
rals, communists and active Soviet agents, who more than understood the dan 2005 Page #87  
omplaint became an injunction. FDA agents began showing up on Reich's prope 2005 Page #101  
held up for a photo by two federal agents.I3 We have no data on whether the 2006 Page #103  
iscovery of new virus and bacteria agents so lethal, that serums derived by 2006 Page #105  
 biohazard, examples of infectious agents studied: hepatitis, influenza, Ly 2006 Page #106  
s required, examples of infectious agents studied: anthrax, typhus, human i 2006 Page #106  
m security— examples of infectious agents studied: Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers 2006 Page #106  
omes into effect • 1978: Bulgarian agents assassinate Georgi Markov in Lond 2006 Page #107  
medicine. Pathogens are biological agents with the potential to induce dise 2006 Page #113  
 are prions. Prions are infectious agents which (almost certainly) do not h 2006 Page #113  
dignitary who, with two government agents, had witnessed a NY woman being a 2006 Page #203  
sinformation) ,, Use of deep-cover agents to spread propaganda · ,, Films a 2007 Page #20  
isinformation) ► Use of deep-cover agents co spread propaganda ► Films and  2007 Page #21  
Office of Strategic Services (OSS) agents infiltrate editorial staff of fl  2007 Page #26  
ject of saucers -counter espionage agents for the U.S.Government?" Comment: 2007 Page #48  
lls of FBI headquarters, as Bureau agents not only sought to quickl) ascert 2007 Page #137  
re made near Los Alamos by Special Agents of the Office of Special Investig 2008 Page #27  
y of life in prison or death. Both agents hinted at the possibility some in 2008 Page #30  
ndeed, at one point, Todd told the agents that based on the information the 2008 Page #30  
 mind. Apparently the intelligence agents knew Sgt. Penniston wasn't tellin 2008 Page #90  
 ships for tasking. The government agents know about this .... That's why t 2008 Page #92  
 Excerpt WHAT ARE THE INTELLIGENCE AGENTS GOING TO DO WITH YOU? 86          2008 Page #92  
n von Schroeder acted as financial agents for Germany in both Britain and t 2008 Page #127  
d he was being followed by Zionist agents. His MJ-12 position was pe1manent 2008 Page #132  
d by the debunkers and the special agents in investigator's clothing becaus 2009 Page #95  
s is underway June 5, 1947 -Soviet agents have infiltrated Oak Ridge atomic 2009 Page #156  
infiltrated by Soviet Intelligence agents. A weapon that could have won the 2009 Page #157  
~ sl~n orjgin .. S-Ovlet espionage agents here are ( sa]d to have b~en adv' 2009 Page #177  
ere still untold numbers of Soviet agents who had not yet been identified.  2009 Page #177  
of 1947 to try and smoke out these agents. U.S. counterintelligence forces  2009 Page #177  
ubject of UFOs as potential Soviet agents. On August 28, 1947, a short arti 2009 Page #177  
s Counter-Intelligence Corps (CIC) agents from Hamilton Field and these CIC 2009 Page #179  
 from Hamilton Field and these CIC agents took con-espondence that Arnold h 2009 Page #179  
at: Before leaving that night (CIC agents) Davidson and Brown went through  2009 Page #179  
 interest on the part of these CIC agents in which organizations were attem 2009 Page #179  

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                      Gove:11ment_ agen~ies regarding the JFK assassination 2008 Page #105  

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egularly talked to him between the ages of 10-11 Inspired to join the Air F 2006 Page #22  
now — and have been throughout the ages — in contact with energies and bein 2006 Page #193  
abilities! The mediums were of all ages and backgrounds. Interestingly, man 2006 Page #207  
t cavities in children between the ages of seven and 12. 1n the 1970s, Amer 2008 Page #140  
ling where it has been falling for ages." The most astonishing article I fo 2009 Page #162  

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break of war offered the U.S. Army Agfa film at a low price for photographi 2008 Page #132  

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uft004 4,me %.11 As4 1AALTIA P. SI AGGOVAS .rfedAt trArTri7A7;, "rAIT: • r  2004 Page #203  

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st in the newly arrived and highly aggravated radioactive material was a su 2005 Page #100  

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ant, well, I didn't need the added aggravation. Remember, I was trying to s 2004 Page #55  

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ct will be some kind of a brokered aggregate of the major stakeholder group 2006 Page #55  

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 crashes were retaliation for U.S. aggression against the foreign discs. Pe 2004 Page #82  
until threatened by human military aggression. But then there were the diss 2004 Page #82  
rced a change in American military aggression toward the "enemy weapons sys 2006 Page #139  
sting the North Korean and Chinese aggression had President Truman brought  2006 Page #164  
orage facilities. One fatal act of aggression could have resulted in action 2009 Page #18  

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downed" craft are suggestive of an aggressive plan to get them in our labor 2004 Page #130  
downed" craft-are suggestive of an aggressive plan to get them into our lab 2005 Page #140  
vade UFOs • American attitude more aggressive. says Sokolov they set up som 2006 Page #28  
. The myth says that reporters are aggressive in their pursuit of all sigru 2007 Page #8  
ulace from assault via potentially aggressive overseas nations and organiza 2008 Page #25  

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f their classified missions was to aggressively bring down the advanced dis 2004 Page #65  
the American government might have aggressively gone after flying discs whe 2004 Page #65  

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ossibi_ icy of determining who the aggressor is, how to intercept the attac 2008 Page #114  

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sis session followed. Sprinkle was aghast at the startling transformation i 2003 Page #144  
vid went down into the pit and was aghast to find the charred, blackened sk 2007 Page #190  

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ed with the flap. In the 1960s, an aging railroad telegrapher confessed tha 2004 Page #28  
uch as Alzheimer' s disease and in aging brains, although the plaques in th 2006 Page #114  

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ers would actually get nervous and agitated with me when I raised the topic 2006 Page #92  
mediately! Paul: Yeah, he was very agitated. Aunt: He meant what he said. P 2007 Page #168  

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sted Mirror reporter: Seems he was agitating the alkali somewhere southwest 2006 Page #44  
, which circled the immediate area agitating the grass about forty feet bel 2009 Page #135  

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"" and D,parnn ofM, _._,.,,l.o,d ■ AGl,b,J 1~n'1Cu1condo ■ Citi::P.rt. Ar:. 2009 Page #143  

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tor, in her hard-to-find book Semi Agmda: The United Stales Go1-m1111ml , 1 2005 Page #125  

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h 'little people' back a long time ago but never believed it." Although now 2003 Page #31  
ame to my attention about 13 years ago from a tip which indicated that this 2003 Page #68  
nts) must have been satisfied long ago that we can't catch them." I submit  2003 Page #89  
f. So it was that fifty four years ago the architected of our modern defens 2003 Page #95  
d the story she told so many years ago as being true. Gerald Ford Gerald Fo 2003 Page #195  
Larry and Shirley, About two weeks ago, Nicholas Cage was on the Letterman  2003 Page #198  
vian territory. Just a few minutes ago Radio El Espectador of Montevideo an 2004 Page #8  
 was Russian in origin: "Some time ago, a misunderstanding was caused by sa 2004 Page #13  
't know whether it was a few years ago — or a few hundred years ago. In add 2004 Page #15  
years ago — or a few hundred years ago. In addition, Smith made the followi 2004 Page #15  
or a test flight. "About two weeks ago, I started accompanied by these two  2004 Page #32  
. bookstores more than seven years ago, our intention had been to give Larr 2004 Page #46  
 tunnel that has been bored, years ago. You know where I'm talking about, a 2004 Page #53  
y first met more than twenty years ago at a MUFON conference in June 1983.  2004 Page #58  
oing public more than twenty years ago. Nonetheless, it was still with some 2004 Page #59  
sages were destroyed over 40 years ago, making further inquiry about their  2004 Page #61  
exico prior to 1950. Several years ago I received a military officer's conf 2004 Page #73  
es of something that happened long ago? And if their memories are accurate, 2004 Page #139  
 Roswell emulsion from fifty years ago is like a Rorschach Test — you can s 2004 Page #142  
rred between 3,500 and 5,000 years ago. Tsarist Rocket Exam Results I • Onl 2004 Page #167  
e told Rex Leonard that once "long ago" while Ladd was riding at sunup, he  2005 Page #70  
stated: "About ten or twelve years ago l made an effort to find out what wa 2005 Page #80  
cations of such paruc. A few weeks ago I had a conversation with a woman at 2005 Page #85  
man, said, in part: "Several years ago I discovered a specific biological e 2005 Page #91  
 saucer book which came a few days ago. It sure made me sit up. So much Air 2005 Page #102  
ke in the modern era, but 50 years ago in the company of other generals, th 2005 Page #137  
a badly made dummy. About 10 years ago I supplied the make-up effects for a 2005 Page #149  
repared to fl) such a craft. Years ago, Glenn ·Martin's vice-president of a 2005 Page #173  
n Mind talk-radio show a few years ago, there was a secret showing of our o 2005 Page #173  
outhern Radio Observatory 10 years ago. One would think he knows what equip 2006 Page #6  
ld not be forgotten that a century ago the primary use for uranium was to p 2006 Page #7  
 off today than they were 17 years ago?? G. Because I am convinced that mil 2006 Page #10  
 KEDLOCK (Article 1003) Some years ago, I read a book called A Histog of UF 2006 Page #86  
 would have seen this coming years ago, and the "classified world" could ea 2006 Page #116  
. This event took place many years ago and I am now retired from the Armed  2006 Page #123  
radiation in the area twenty years ago 122                                  2006 Page #125  
 the Berwyn Mountains thirty years ago? Certainly, there is now demonstrabl 2006 Page #129  
 video was lost or destroyed years ago. Zechel still has audio taped interv 2006 Page #177  
s hunting deer, about twelve years ago, near Bend, Oregon. He was hunting i 2006 Page #206  
for it even though it was 10 years ago and wasn't illegal at the time. They 2007 Page #92  
se that if it wasn't illegal years ago to do a thing just because they chan 2007 Page #92  
on Mount Ararat thousands of years ago and that has been the subject of a s 2007 Page #138  
e ice, probabl~ thousands of) ears ago." Further 1960s Revelations: The bul 2007 Page #139  
ian territory . Just a few minutes ago Radio El Espectador of Montevideo an 2007 Page #141  
id today as they were thirty years ago. The Vela Incident, 1979: Sometimes  2007 Page #142  
 us about a second pit. Some years ago, David, a local resident who enjoys  2007 Page #190  
amirez) that "about 30 or 40 years ago" (between 1967 and 1977), 50 to 60 b 2007 Page #190  
talked to Maggio a number of years ago as I was investigating this story. H 2008 Page #8  
newspaper. It had been a long time ago and the sighting, at least from his  2008 Page #8  
eption. In fact, not all that long ago I heard a cable network news anchor  2008 Page #14  
h assertions abound. Several years ago, for example, I interviewed a man na 2008 Page #37  
er six feet in diameter. A century ago the logs were removed by rail and th 2008 Page #52  
zation I'd joined over two decades ago. 1967 There was a major wave of UFO  2008 Page #62  
 had studied this for me some time ago, and found a published book using si 2009 Page #11  
sland UFO, came out thirteen years ago, and another one has not been writte 2009 Page #30  
that I swear were told to me years ago by Mr. Crisman ... and I know of sev 2009 Page #32  
n Rivers that carved the mesa eons ago. Visually stunning , both then and n 2009 Page #54  
t, 2007. SLIDE# 5 Only four months ago, Col. Charles I. Halt, the man who w 2009 Page #59  
ord County, Virginia. Three months ago on August 18th, I interviewed Col. H 2009 Page #69  
appeared in that park twenty years ago? Could the whole thing have possibly 2009 Page #140  
ently before his death a few years ago, that he knew, how to produce what h 2009 Page #158  

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lications, was implemented decades ago-and it shows no signs of being chang 2008 Page #26  

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e 9 THREE UNUSUAL CASES WITH CRAFT agos-Reservation, Arizona,Jan 1947. Jeep 2004 Page #116  

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derground memory was Black Ops and agree with Halt that you and others were 2004 Page #51  
rate the high degree with which we agree. I use upper-case letters to show  2004 Page #228  
eptable solutions to which all can agree on. As you must know LANCER has ma 2004 Page #251  
 persuade her to convince Luzia to agree with them and deny the whole alien 2005 Page #36  
associated with the MJ-12 group. I agree that Douglas, one of the most powe 2005 Page #97  
ialit) . In fact, Salas would only agree to answer our questions after rece 2005 Page #148  
 who is still alive, but would not agree to talk with me. Even on August 20 2006 Page #151  
hope that we true scientists might agree on a few points: We know that huma 2006 Page #182  
, not pull ourselves apart. We may agree to disagree, but we should all be  2006 Page #182  
gree, but we should all be able to agree that asking questions is an essent 2006 Page #182  
't k.now who it was. And I have to agree with them. This fits into another  2008 Page #14  
 about 4 miles east of Aberdeen. I agree with Estella Krussel. Helicopters  2008 Page #51  
oughs and Sgt. Jim Penniston , who agree the first night of events was Dece 2008 Page #93  
yone involved in the discussion to agree: the Tunguska space body had in fa 2008 Page #101  
gth would not be that difficult to agree upon, but it should not be compute 2008 Page #108  
. r.··; Anyone who knew June would agree that integrity was very important  2009 Page #95  

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e woods. He was interviewed and he agreed to take us down into the woods an 2003 Page #63  
on-human intelligence. The Colonel agreed the government had extraterrestri 2003 Page #102  
acted the university professor who agreed to analyze the new material and B 2003 Page #103  
tment of Terrestrial Magnetism, he agreed to analyze the layered Bi/Mg meta 2003 Page #108  
 such groups as NASA (who have now agreed to turn over 3 dozen pages of doc 2003 Page #192  
ment stating that he had therefore agreed with the USAF conclusion. Nothing 2003 Page #201  
 arrived, to which Wickens readily agreed. Corporal Werbicki had no sooner  2004 Page #36  
in the waters of Shag Harbor. They agreed that something serious was about  2004 Page #37  
ner of the Joan Pricilla. Both had agreed immediately to go out, and as luc 2004 Page #38  
, and their two children. They all agreed that the lights from one end to t 2004 Page #45  
lex, and occasionally under it. He agreed to an interview but kept it fairl 2004 Page #51  
 colleagues so badly that they all agreed that a tight lid had to be placed 2004 Page #80  
been involved with UFOs. Azadehdel agreed to interview Walker on the subjec 2004 Page #100  
 in the Vatican Library in Rome. I agreed to do that as a special consultan 2004 Page #186  
y Forrestal and new SECDEF Johnson agreed that his brother was in fine shap 2004 Page #204  
 be transported and was buried. We agreed to visit the site together on Jul 2005 Page #66  
e magazine. His medical colleagues agreed and likewise wrote to Brady in su 2005 Page #93  
 meeting with a General Watson was agreed upon on for October 14. Over the  2005 Page #98  
mmander Colonel Wercenbaker. Moise agreed and they met later that day. Pres 2005 Page #98  
g. Reich, after due consideration, agreed and wrote to the judge explaining 2005 Page #101  
 of an alien. Santilli immediately agreed to bur the film for cash, the on1 2005 Page #145  
 the fiJm at the conference and he agreed to do so. In the meantime, after  2005 Page #146  
nothing. Reluctantly, both parties agreed to this. It was not untiJ 1995 wh 2005 Page #147  
as not yet been completed, we have agreed to maintain the confidentiality o 2005 Page #157  
d the same thing." William P. Lear agreed with him and predicted that futur 2005 Page #173  
ation of Contact, the participants agreed not to make public the identities 2006 Page #49  
out flying saucers. Most witnesses agreed that a blazing object had moved h 2006 Page #89  
 and Dreamland report. Further, he agreed to meet me in Albuquerque in orde 2006 Page #151  
, and was told that he had not. We agreed to meet there. Before ending the  2006 Page #167  
 anybody until that individual had agreed. Budd met with the Third Man in C 2006 Page #203  
more definitive designation can be agreed upon." This brings us back to the 2007 Page #75  
nts was taken in that year. It was agreed by Defense ministers that in view 2008 Page #62  
ng in slow motion." John Burroughs agreed, "It was a weird feeling, like ev 2008 Page #81  
terestingly, the Soviet Government agreed to fund the expedition on the gro 2008 Page #98  
sident. I talked co Gordon, and he agreed. VIJ 108                          2008 Page #114  
2, 1963 Kennedy and Khrushchev had agreed on steps to share UFO information 2009 Page #45  
 Army Air Forces Intelligence, has agreed to cooperate in the investigation 2009 Page #178  

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back across the 38th parallel, the agreed-upon northern boundary of South K 2006 Page #165  

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 saying: "I would do it but before agreeing to it we must insist on full ac 2003 Page #24  
ere doing, read the memo and sign, agreeing to abide by its security restri 2009 Page #90  

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oples. We would have to come co an agreeme nt with them to escablish the le 2008 Page #112  

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ring and finalizing the Lend Lease Agreement by which the British are advan 2003 Page #86  
ors and hospital personnel seem in agreement that Forrestal's condition is  2003 Page #90  
in the conduct of the case were in agreement with accepted psychiatric prac 2003 Page #94  
t deals they had uncovered that an agreement existed between the U.S. Gover 2003 Page #146  
EBEs: locations selected by mutual agreement; if land in public view, prepa 2003 Page #177  
e two of us. If you and I reach an agreement then I think it would be neces 2003 Page #230  
ned, according to Murl, is that an agreement had been made where the govern 2004 Page #87  
every aspect of the operation. The agreement started to fall apart when the 2004 Page #87  
Gee," but then reneged on a verbal agreement to go public if Gebauer denied 2004 Page #219  
ral researchers are in substantial agreement about the core evidence of the 2005 Page #137  
re." Avila and Faustino reached an agreement · on the recovef)', and the so 2005 Page #156  
ret! Majic, Stanton Friedman is in agreement with the Woods' analysis sugge 2006 Page #15  
 and you signed the non-disclosure agreement, but it's not supposed to work 2006 Page #20  
iderable at that speed. This is in agreement with the description of the ci 2006 Page #136  
ver asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement, swearing him to secrecy for t 2006 Page #160  
 SIGN ANY KIND OF A NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT? No, never. 1989-1990, Station 2006 Page #161  
ylor and Barsukov are generally in agreement the object i definitely not a  2007 Page #199  
air ever since. Not everyone is in agreement, however. The late Lord Hill-N 2008 Page #32  
e British military's Status Forces Agreement. Road from East Gate along Ren 2008 Page #80  
 supported by the relatively close agreement of the Oppenheimer and Cooper  2008 Page #108  
seems would be this one: subm:t an agreement providing for the peaceful abs 2008 Page #113  
some mirac_e we cannot explain, an agreement has been reached, the lamentat 2008 Page #114  
absolutely necessary to come co an agreement in chis area. The appearance o 2008 Page #114  
at Kennedy and Khrushchev reaching agreement on a broad range of issues con 2009 Page #42  
onversation is consistent with the agreement reached in the background over 2009 Page #42  
 John F. Kennedy had reached broad agreement with Soviet Premier Nikita Khr 2009 Page #42  
 MJ-12. The trigger was Kennedy 's agreement with Khrushchev on November 12 2009 Page #43  
e, it was reported subsequently in agreement with the forecasts within the  2009 Page #166  
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Word: "agreements", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tter of fact, you know, one of our agreements was to go over the script at  2004 Page #183  
never asked to sign non-disclosure agreements about the UFOs and radar dram 2006 Page #144  
nt news reports ► Lifetime secrecy agreements ;.. Surveillance of organizat 2007 Page #15  
nt news reports ► Lifetime secrecy agreements ► Sun eillance of orgaruzatio 2007 Page #16  
perations -use of nominees, option agreements, pool agreements, endorsement 2008 Page #136  
 nominees, option agreements, pool agreements, endorsements in blank, escro 2008 Page #136  
ntracts, service contracts, patent agreements, cartels, and withholding pro 2008 Page #136  

Word: "agreer", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ices (hydrogen bombs), or reach an agreer..en::. to disarn and 107 -        2008 Page #113  

Word: "agrees", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

arth will be annihilated unless it agrees to forfeit its gold. For once the 2003 Page #14  
Everyone who has studied the topic agrees that the US awareness of the flyi 2003 Page #170  
r Georgia, 1942: alien description agrees with SOM1-01 Type I • Report 6, S 2004 Page #118  
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mo • Report 14, Mexico, 1950: date agrees with the Eisenhower Briefing Docu 2004 Page #118  
ow a physician in Helena, Montana, agrees and insists those hieroglyphics w 2004 Page #137  
s is a composite, and not everyone agrees on every word, but we're still lo 2004 Page #227  
edge, there is a plan (if everyone agrees) for full disclosure m accordance 2008 Page #111  

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a.aid 11~ ba.1 j ~•~-elop:::ne:n:. agreQ ~:i.t :t u o! ! ~ ri=ilu-obj~ onr  2009 Page #163  

Word: "agriculrural", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t to a laborarory of the Brazilian Agriculrural Ministry's Department of Mi 2007 Page #195  

Word: "agricultural", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

b) President Herbert Hoover "as an agricultural range experiment station,"  2005 Page #52  
overt activity beyond its original agricultural mission. I . .1• . . ~ ,ct! 2005 Page #65  
. It is described as follows on an agricultural website: 1° "Doctors and pa 2006 Page #201  
t Embassy, "in honor of the Soviet Agricultural Delegation," wruch was maki 2007 Page #137  

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d spoken co people in the Dept. of Agriculture, Weather Bureau and in Mr. G 2005 Page #97  

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d increasing seed growth. He owned Agro Sciences, Inc., in Ann Arbor from 1 2003 Page #111  

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ut let's get back to merua rustory agrun. You may recaJJ that, in the build 2007 Page #12  

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te Sandia ITO farriltty to sake an agsgssiaal of the eituatdxxa there, also 2003 Page #212  

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time, the weather was described as agthing from "completely clear" to "clea 2006 Page #189  

Word: "agustin", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Range to Socorro and Plains of San Agustin, New Mexico. 94                  2003 Page #98  
heastern edge of the Plains of San Agustin and north of the San Mateo Mount 2003 Page #99  
t Roswell and in the Plains of San Agustin in New Mexico in early July, 194 2006 Page #10  

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he aerJa1 chJnaware is that Soviet ag~nt.s in the United States bave bccm o 2009 Page #177  

Word: "ah", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.. •""'r--"~ ... ___ . =.:,J IIU I.ah \1u,url'nwnf" Researching The Engergy 2005 Page #21  
of :rnthrop olo:;:~ "hirh h 1hr ,1,ah of t,1r:1l'rre,tri:1I ,~n111ies \\hir 2005 Page #107  
very short. A couple people said, "Ah, there was nothing to that story" and 2006 Page #91  
itutions, rhe dreaded word UFO was ah,ays a,·oided; the piece was described 2007 Page #197  
.-tr • :n Is MJ Majestic and JehoP!ah? : .,.1.·r-_·: : ~. .::,. .• r . 11~- 2008 Page #120  
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Hr. PreMdaatti I da aot Udsk tbere ahaeld be pafalieit/ oa Ude wUl the *y b 2003 Page #219  

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the £te£t£?zcc af year niaaiaa yon ahawM andaawr ta wtata aa awaaljaaXy as  2003 Page #226  

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s possible yers 1 csfefento of the ahcrmter® pioLslio aansMtusnoas • la, th 2003 Page #212  

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 TEE GOOD ROOKS OF THOSE WHO KNOW, AHD TEE1 DON'T WANT TO PUBLICIZE IT. BUT 2004 Page #24  

Word: "ahead", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rity, then I as president would go ahead and release it. I see nothing wron 2003 Page #196  
ft was very low and moved straight ahead toward Aurora about three miles to 2004 Page #29  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference Just ahead a couple of hundred feet was the I 2004 Page #35  
o go out of sight behind the trees ahead of them. 33                        2004 Page #36  
at the bottom of the memo. "OK, go ahead with it and keep me posted from ti 2004 Page #89  
ll, I'll tell you." Emenegger went ahead with the UFO documentary and like  2004 Page #184  
in our fraternity at UCLA, but was ahead of me, and I remember having a con 2004 Page #184  
my opinion as President I would go ahead and release that. I see nothing wr 2004 Page #186  
 there. He would be, as he was way ahead of the story, which appeared on th 2004 Page #236  
 reported: "The object is directly ahead of me and above me now, moving at  2005 Page #64  
 climbing; the object is above and ahead of me moving at my speed or faster 2005 Page #64  
his as the Germans might be moving ahead on just such a venture (they were) 2005 Page #92  
ft onto a flat bed truck. Men went ahead and scouted a back roads transport 2005 Page #165  
 frequency alien communicators way ahead of us would use and they are tryin 2006 Page #6  
 be thousands or millions of years ahead of us. An AM radio doesn't pick up 2006 Page #11  
ory craft is brought back to earth ahead of schedule for classified regions 2006 Page #102  
ght at Cheyenne Mountain — he went ahead and scrambled the F-104s. We didn' 2006 Page #146  
n Norfolk, Virginia And let's jump ahead to 1989. Unsolved Mysteries comes  2006 Page #161  
cket powered aircraft were decades ahead of allied designs. Indeed, the Ger 2007 Page #111  
ars that came into town. DeBow: Go ahead and talk about the media blackout. 2007 Page #124  
h, I don't remember seeing anybody ahead of us or in back. Paul: Yeah, I wa 2007 Page #169  
etail, it is stated that Russia is ahead in quantity and we are ahead in qu 2009 Page #21  
ia is ahead in quantity and we are ahead in quality. It is somewhat disquie 2009 Page #21  
y checked, while we are supposedly ahead in those respects where verificati 2009 Page #21  

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ataahnaiA ft— nay faaliag af prior ahi 1 gat taw tn anpyact g? £o ftuAhar a 2003 Page #226  

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r-~•:erccy, i; WEr~ ~trsl hc11:-ct ahl:!r Leech v,o:;i : ! nnmcc. lllls wee 2009 Page #183  

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e wori. · sr.ctions. we !houlrl be ahlc tol'on 1111: ,.!feet oi eleC!rtc _c 2009 Page #183  

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oCcriirrsS tm aaar frtHay af friar ahliyatlM te aayparl ar te rttfertal ffi 2003 Page #215  

Word: "ahogadero", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ted in a cattle ranch known as "El Ahogadero." The dirt around the pit was  2007 Page #190  

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icate of Discharge," Nov. 30, 1995 ahomas Colman Sheppard's "Certificate of 2006 Page #156  

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._,,,..,,.au: 111o1t lh•Annr Air~ .aho~.,..,. -~ ~ .... ,. ..... ,SiwT~lQo  2005 Page #124  

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it art gtaau Tea vlU tart with yea ahrt ■ayarta  aMaarw art aaalataata «a y 2003 Page #215  

Word: "ai", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. fby the former Defame Secretary ’ai Mr Fnrreetal, who la 57 years reapone 2003 Page #91  
frigerated with ice 11 8/2003 Spec.ai Operations MaruJ GUIDE TO UFO IDENTIF 2003 Page #177  
rror.. curter, ihviong the riarii,,ai were tlyrop %surer, aorta Ott the 100 2006 Page #30  
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E PAUL'S MOM IN CHARGE AT THE TIME Ai"\JD YOUR SISTER, SANDY, \Y/AS THERE.  2007 Page #171  
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 witnessed the event. Al'\!D SANDY Ai'\JD REBECCA, YOU WERE YOUNG ADULTS TH 2007 Page #172  

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WN"Jo ,rz11, Nm •. ,, .. c.cruo CI.Ai0/10 AANOS ~ ~ELY GLOWIHG fl's.$, ""°  2009 Page #118  

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Word: "ai\ffi", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hing happened out here." FREEZE FR.Ai\ffi END OF VIDEOTAPE SEGMENT # 1 Powe 2005 Page #68  

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A?\IS HUGE BLACK BUDGETS Wlll-IOUT Ai\T OVERSIGIIT ANYONE SUPPORTING ll-L-\ 2008 Page #152  

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a aasfiMasae* oa— ti— X taw tad la aial tte deairatallV af —to.Ing  taaaral 2003 Page #221  

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w ? I 00 nr aaaa tiaa I haw had la aiat tha daairahdlity af cosdasa Uawtaaa 2003 Page #220  

Word: "aic", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

'I• Jue;;:, N,~ !:4-•.:rv a:..or-, AIC VHrfiN ._ ;i,_J~T .uu ,.,,,: ,.,,,,U 2007 Page #176  
ontrol team of Airman First Class (AIC) John Burroughs , Staff Sergeant Jam 2008 Page #85  
merican International Corporation (AIC), formed in 1915, helped fund the Ru 2008 Page #125  
elped fund the Russian Revolution. AIC directors represented the interests  2008 Page #125  
etch was January 2, l 98 l, signed AIC John Burroughs 81 SPS SPOL CFLT. 72  2009 Page #78  
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Word: "aid", 42 instance(s) (Back to Top)

henticity to the SOM 1-01 □ “First Aid” is now “first aid” a “screw driver  2003 Page #180  
M 1-01 □ “First Aid” is now “first aid” a “screw driver ” is now “screwdriv 2003 Page #180  
ticity. In 1954 and earlier, First Aid was written with initial caps, and n 2003 Page #181  
very and providod farther that any aid nay bo sad* available shall ba subje 2003 Page #213  
articular reference to an eoononle aid pro- grsa in Korea and its relation  2003 Page #213  
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rrZh co bo tto tjrpo and axteat af aid, Mlftasy sad ooa—ada, w cV£ jCs g£w  2003 Page #221  
 made as to the type and extent of aid, military and economic, we might giv 2003 Page #224  
very and provided further that any aid which may be made available shall be 2003 Page #225  
articular reference to an economic aid program in Korea and its relation to 2003 Page #225  
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rti eelar refaranaa te aa eananwle aid pragma la Avan and ita rolatiaa te g 2003 Page #226  
aside qg 6© the typo and extant of aid, Military and economic, wo night giv 2003 Page #228  
Bolivian authorities had requested aid from the central government, which,  2004 Page #8  
t they could render the best first aid they could in identifying which spec 2006 Page #19  
ebook was to be used in case First Aid had to be administered to any EBEs f 2006 Page #19  
ch could be administered for first aid purposes for humans and some EBEs, b 2006 Page #19  
e not immediately available. First Aid will be administered by Medical Corp 2006 Page #19  
wn about EBE biological functions, aid will be confined to the stopping of  2006 Page #19  
imony is consistent with the first aid assistance described in SOM1-01. As  2006 Page #19  
en it came to administrating first aid to injured EBEs. Stone's testimony h 2006 Page #19  
ger poses a national scanty threat aid mak e t he technology available for  2006 Page #27  
d documentation 5/19/86. Sao Paulo aid Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Radar visual 2006 Page #28  
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a splurge with a then hack in 2339 aid 1940: The 4 eivael Air Force said so 2006 Page #45  
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iliarity and slow occurrence would aid in assessing positivity, creating ma 2006 Page #66  
low-Strange -Positive - Slow would aid in assessment of positive, but stran 2006 Page #67  
 that have been back-engineered to aid human technology. However, the parts 2006 Page #199  
iLizes "aerodynamic boost" co help aid in full deflection of the rudder (si 2007 Page #115  
like a big old boar or ark. My dad aid it looked like a huge metal de, ice  2007 Page #139  
Bolivian authorities had requested aid from the central government, which,  2007 Page #141  
 ends up looking like a cheap band aid on an active toddler. Officer Fred B 2008 Page #55  
titutions in every state, received aid from the Rockefeller founded General 2008 Page #140  
g that this might give some future aid or comfort to present or future adve 2009 Page #12  
g that this might give some future aid or comfort to present or future adve 2009 Page #23  
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Word: "aide", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

wildered and dazed and his shocked aide arranges for Vannevar Bush's chauff 2003 Page #89  
bert Landry, who was the Air Force aide to President Truman, discussed this 2004 Page #84  
E. Miller, retired General, as his aide, or second in command. We spent a l 2004 Page #192  
ichard HaU, a former congressional aide, typically say, "I've looked at cou 2005 Page #130  

Word: "aide-de-camp", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Captain James Boyle, presently my aide-de-camp                             2003 Page #222  
 Captain James Boyle, presently my aide-de-camp                             2003 Page #230  

Word: "aided", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

body on stretcher, three live crew aided as though injured. Crash witnessed 2004 Page #118  
ry home in Switzerland for Russia, aided by wealthy Gem1ans and accompanied 2008 Page #125  
pecialists from Germany.- Bormann, aided by the black-clad SS, the central  2008 Page #136  

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ke Tukhachevsky, needs independent aides, other generals around him, and he 2004 Page #154  

Word: "aids", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ting techniques provided necessary aids and photographic production for int 2004 Page #101  
ting technicAes provioel neceaaary aids ana photographic production for int 2004 Page #212  
 society. Most people are aware of AIDS (auto immune deficiency syndrome),  2006 Page #113  

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 I { I CU,SSIFIE D l EXAS lRIANGLE AIICRAFT NUCLEAR PROPULSION PROGRAM HEAR 2009 Page #130  

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 ’ i.' 4" ar°a. 1~. -'.Hkx'r? vouz aiiuraaanl it 1? uesired that yon procee 2003 Page #214  

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18 NOVMER, 1952. BRIEPING OFFICER: AIK. ROSCOE H. HILLENKOETTER (MJ-1) NOTE 2003 Page #132  

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obatic pilot and guitar player. By ail accounts, he led a nearly perfect li 2003 Page #141  
ET materials and devices n Recover ail entities and remains in any way avai 2003 Page #172  
ac;:oes carrying an awhvard cargo, ail sealed in heavy boxes. The next day, 2005 Page #32  
rdered a thorough investigation of ail War Department files regarding uncon 2005 Page #123  
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cticall y no time at all in nearly ail of their systems. It was a horrible  2007 Page #86  
hine log on and log off times were ail correct and being a systems administ 2007 Page #86  

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 of the craft, such as a rudder or aileron hinges for example. He explained 2004 Page #44  

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17411=7141. Tloir Iri‘rolorrios to ailir nr- 0010NON A( Ike romeemir is my  2004 Page #19  

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 healed anyone or alleviated human ailments. On the other hand, they have c 2005 Page #9  

Word: "aim", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

!OW, s 'being planned." , rin-1611 AIM cOMPUYPER VILLarATTO TO nil? 111)025 2004 Page #20  
..V.R U... .2.01 WHERE THE WEAPONS AIM /;?•)`---itso4fil 17,17.4„, , • IMbl 2004 Page #165  
me less red as the device kept its aim, then moved higher, and later sank d 2005 Page #96  
develop inside advantage, with the aim of controlling/privatizing windfall  2006 Page #58  
the prospects of contact, with the aim of developing robust policy and stra 2006 Page #69  
                            DID HE AIM A GUN AT YOU? All: No, he didn't. BU 2007 Page #172  
hts ■IN ORDER to achieve the final aim - which is one world, and not two ho 2008 Page #117  
on in declassifying UFO files. The aim was to avoid the risk of a mistaken  2009 Page #41  

Word: "aim1an", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ate in a truck with newly assigned Aim1an 1st Class Edward Cabansag (pronou 2008 Page #80  
F Woodbridge East Gate with Senior Aim1an, Wendell Palmer. SLIDE# 20 75     2009 Page #81  

Word: "aim1en", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

oom soon after Christmas when some aim1en talked about other men chased by  2009 Page #81  

Word: "aimed", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ians out of the area. The soldiers aimed their rifles at the people and the 2003 Page #61  
d that military personnel actually aimed rifles at them in an effort to mak 2003 Page #66  
ll Douglas, I led a little project aimed at gravity control and had become  2003 Page #169  
the questions posed were primarily aimed at his abduction work, the produce 2004 Page #59  
 a flying disc taken from a camera aimed through a V-2 rocket window. What  2004 Page #64  
buted nature of USSR UFO research, aimed at maximum exploitation of both ph 2004 Page #171  
y pure research, Brown's rigs were aimed from the outset at producing a fly 2005 Page #171  
 wide range of big-budget projects aimed at countering NHI threat. Inevitab 2006 Page #64  
d, but the educational product was aimed at 3 co 8 year olds and formulated 2007 Page #63  
-and-true focus for an ad campaign aimed at a broad ~egment ~f consumers. T 2007 Page #76  
ical campaign (as has Exopolitics) aimed at ending the UFO cover-up in whic 2008 Page #69  
ieve a pistol-like device which it aimed at a young man walking in the vici 2009 Page #136  

Word: "aims", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Richard Nixon to help further the aims of his pro-Nazi masters. Project Pa 2008 Page #138  
United States learned about Soviet aims and capabilities at the end of Worl 2008 Page #139  

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ically organized and possess a cer:ain culture si~:.lar to our own, they ma 2008 Page #113  

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s one officer yelling out that "we ain't got much time." One detail that Jo 2003 Page #69  

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 10 IC PATENTS ■ Texas Instruments ainid RCA fr~ed: patents in 1959 CONCLUS 2005 Page #12  

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 Belvoir he and another person, an ainnan with the USAF, went for a walk ar 2005 Page #147  

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P05t!:0 ,1 0' GAM.. "or PAR Warne, Aioncf Rrgls r,hntos, Holder insertec n  2004 Page #235  

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 'Navl ot:..Lc i P..,ct· . .xre Li.aioon Of'flce, Holly1oo0.1, L&l1.l'orn1a 2009 Page #175  

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OA DRIGTNATARI tilDAD LA RA7* DATT/AIPA 11. (U) REOUEST EVALUATION. it 12.  2004 Page #21  

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Word: "air", 993 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n the building at Wright Patterson air force base where the information is  2003 Page #8  
red that has been collected by the Air Force, and I was understandably deni 2003 Page #8  
alk Show www.majcsticdocuments.com Air Chief Marshall Lord Dowding Commandc 2003 Page #9  
. . Behind the scenes high-ranking Air Force officers are soberly concerned 2003 Page #10  
xist. There are many people in the Air Force who believe in UFOs. ” Al Chop 2003 Page #11  
ormer press liaison, United States Air Force quoted in Sightings: UFOs www  2003 Page #11  
head. ” Lt. Robert M. Jacobs, U.S. Air Force, quoted in Sightings: UFOs www 2003 Page #13  
do they belong to?” —George Filer, Air Force intelligence officer, 1958-197 2003 Page #15  
ot made by our science or our Army Air Forces, I am inclined to believe it' 2003 Page #15  
eneral Hap Arnold Head or the Army Air Forces “New weapons are on the drawi 2003 Page #16  
e of this is the February 1942 "LA Air Raid". In this case for a couple of  2003 Page #24  
 involvement with UFO cases by the Air Force, by saying: "I would do it but 2003 Page #24  
? Is it Los Angeles because of the air raid, Los Alamos because that is whe 2003 Page #25  
ing it as policy leverage with the Air Force. Hence, more evidence for pre- 2003 Page #25  
vices..." Just days after the L.A. air raid and related saucer crash retrie 2003 Page #25  
ust one week after the Los Angeles air raid on March 5, 1942. It discusses  2003 Page #26  
rs that link it to the Los Angeles air raid. The downside is that it is not 2003 Page #27  
ation was eventually joined by two Air Force investigators, Captain William 2003 Page #42  
 off to return to Wright-Patterson Air Force base, the plane crashed and ki 2003 Page #42  
rnold investigation; the deaths of Air Force investigators Brown and Davids 2003 Page #42  
a natural phenomena." The official Air Force explanation for the event was  2003 Page #55  
ion is listed as Acme, is that the Air Force interviewed witnesses of a fam 2003 Page #56  
Acme mailing address. The official Air Force conclusion was listed as (ASTR 2003 Page #56  
the Kecksburg incident is from the Air Force Project Blue Book files and it 2003 Page #59  
iles and it states that only three Air Force men from the 662nd radar Squad 2003 Page #59  
diers. Not only do observers claim Air Force and Army involvement, but also 2003 Page #59  
ls from the military including the Air Force and the Pentagon, and that the 2003 Page #59  
e saw members of both the Army and Air Force at the barracks. Later, a deci 2003 Page #59  
ence as having been a member of an Air Force security team at Lockbourne Ai 2003 Page #61  
 Force security team at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus, Ohio, whic 2003 Page #61  
ng transported to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio. After  2003 Page #61  
 witness was reportedly told by an Air Force officer that a Gemini capsule  2003 Page #65  
estigation is the fact that former Air Force personnel who were members of  2003 Page #65  
t document on the case, only three Air Force personnel were involved with t 2003 Page #66  
e police from Greensburg, Army and Air Force officials, scientists, and vol 2003 Page #66  
eanwhile, scientists, and Army and Air Force officials resumed a search tod 2003 Page #66  
 in a building at Wright-Patterson Air Force base claims that he was threat 2003 Page #66  
house building at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base within days of the recove 2003 Page #67  
ry experience, recognized Army and Air Force personnel. He also saw men not 2003 Page #69  
fied Ministry of Defense and Royal Air files on UFOs. RAF Cosford Hangar: I 2003 Page #74  
 a sergeant with the British Royal Air Force at Boscombe Down, Rita Hill as 2003 Page #78  
re involved in several unexplained air crashes at Boscombe Down in the late 2003 Page #78  
he secret world of a British Royal Air Force base — RAF Rudloe Manor, that  2003 Page #83  
he UFO secrets of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base — the location to which w 2003 Page #83  
y's concerns over the role the new Air Force will play in the new defense e 2003 Page #86  
near Fort Knox prompt the Kentucky Air National Guard to scramble three P-5 2003 Page #88  
ntgomery Alabama. In February, the Air Force issues Project "SIGN," its mos 2003 Page #88  
ed the ground zero location. (Army Air Force was splitting into Air Force a 2003 Page #99  
(Army Air Force was splitting into Air Force and Army during the summer of  2003 Page #99  
Office of Naval Research; the Army/Air Force which were splitting into sepa 2003 Page #99  
 allegedly filmed by a former U.S. Air Force cameraman who said those panel 2003 Page #101  
the spacecraft were sent to Norton Air Force Base in California. Experiment 2003 Page #102  
at Norton and ultimately at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada at the famous G 2003 Page #102  
alien technology museum" at Norton Air Force Base near San Bernardino, Cali 2003 Page #102  
about 24 hours in room temperature air, the slides were microscopically exa 2003 Page #114  
RICAN ALL-STARS WIN 2-1 Army Finds Air Saucer '",r“ On Ranch in yeic Mexico 2003 Page #118  
ies Within ” Re M J-12 paper* "The Air Force says the document is bogus...  2003 Page #135  
ct Beta." No one but agents of the Air Force Office of Special Investigatio 2003 Page #141  
such as the U2 spy plane. The U.S. Air Force cooperated and helped to drive 2003 Page #141  
er a multitude of shenanigans. The Air Force eventually realized that this  2003 Page #141  
rting around the wilds of Kirtland Air Force Base, just behind his home. He 2003 Page #141  
oth annoyance and salvation to the Air Force Office of Special Investigatio 2003 Page #141  
ears, various employees of private Air Force contractors Sandia and Phillip 2003 Page #142  
he grounds of the base) as well as Air Force personnel, have let slip that  2003 Page #142  
t. On October 26th, 1980, Doty and Air Force scientist Jerry Miller arrived 2003 Page #145  
nd a couple of scientists from the Air Force (Phillips) Weapons Lab. Doty w 2003 Page #146  
who was then a member of the Civil Air Patrol. The incident had taken place 2003 Page #146  
e brief descriptions, also baffled Air Force investigators. Now known colle 2003 Page #147  
ecial Agent Richard Doty and other Air Force people who passed along import 2003 Page #148  
nal security was well done. If the Air Force, Sandia and Phillips Labs, the 2003 Page #148  
ysics. He had been working for the Air Force since 1970 on various projects 2003 Page #148  
ensitive areas. Thus equipped, the Air Force, NSA, DIA, and whoever else ne 2003 Page #148  
k so well all on his own, that the Air Force needed only to give him a litt 2003 Page #149  
0th high-level meeting at Kirtland Air Base and with little success in keep 2003 Page #150  
 with the apparent sanction of the Air Force. From Bennewitz' point of view 2003 Page #150  
ssible (by ground) areas where the Air Force had carefully planted old jeep 2003 Page #150  
 going on. Bennewitz made two more Air 146                                  2003 Page #150  
ore, after intact . • Roswell Army Air Field Missing Files - it Shredded wi 2003 Page #160  
oevraenls com Advanced Study Group Air Materiel Command Wright Field, Ohio  2003 Page #160  
AFE Item 14 • 4 Nov 1948 • Swedish Air Intelligence Service - “these phenom 2003 Page #161  
igence Agency and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base States that in some quart 2003 Page #163  
eds of names and their children. • Air Technical Intelligence Center • Atom 2003 Page #167  
er Briefing Doc. Aquarius document Air Accident Report Marilyn Monroe Repor 2003 Page #169  
vailable in the archives at Tinker Air Force Base. The 12, for example, den 2003 Page #172  
nts the dimensions and notes that "Air Force and Central Intelligence" are  2003 Page #173  
 This would be consistent with the Air Force and CIA not having access to t 2003 Page #173  
 are from “documented sightings in Air Force and Central Intelligence and f 2003 Page #174  
hat were in internal review by the Air Force. They include some interesting 2003 Page #178  
pt □ Finished about 1961 " Lent to Air Force for approval Returned from For 2003 Page #180  
y responses to the SOM 1-01 by the Air Force that claimed it to be a fake h 2003 Page #183  
nd then only for the signing of an Air Force Day proclamation. 186          2003 Page #190  
erg, Acting Deputy Commander, Army Air Forces Major General Lauris Norstad, 2003 Page #191  
ry testimony of Robert Landry, the Air Advisor to President Truman, may als 2003 Page #191  
 while stationed with the 8th Army Air Force in Hawaii during World War 11. 2003 Page #191  
hat Ike had gone to nearby Edwards Air Force Base, and there met with alien 2003 Page #192  
 story is the fact that one of the air force men reported to be going to th 2003 Page #192  
bodies late one night at Homestead Air Force Base in 1973, which was close  2003 Page #195  
nd of flippant answer given by the Air Force where the passed it off as som 2003 Page #195  
 bring up these witnesses from the Air Force and NASA - have them interroga 2003 Page #195  
raph, and there were United States Air Force personnel in the photograph me 2003 Page #197  
pecial room downstairs. There were Air Force guards at the door. When I act 2003 Page #197  
 and I know that the United States Air Force has these photographs - that t 2003 Page #197  
appearance at the old Roswell Army Air Base. There in front of the west han 2003 Page #198  
being a key figure in a Top Secret air show at Norton Air Force Base in 198 2003 Page #199  
in a Top Secret air show at Norton Air Force Base in 1988, where an alien r 2003 Page #199  
lled in and asked me about Roswell Air Base, and there was this stunned bla 2003 Page #201  
not be keeping an alien at Roswell Air Force Base. I had never before been  2003 Page #201  
ple days following this speech the Air Force published a news story on the  2003 Page #201  
a clear shot across the bow of the Air Force stating that he wanted more an 2003 Page #201  
s. And, Ryan, if the United States Air Force did recover alien bodies, they 2003 Page #201  
nted to know about the bodies, the Air Force spent much of the report dream 2003 Page #201  
ress who is close to Secretary for Air Force. 11. As to the bodies recovere 2003 Page #236  
arth-based technology. A 1961 U.S. Air Force document, for example, a copy  2004 Page #4  
 duty functions in support of such Air Force projects as Moon Dust, Blue Fl 2004 Page #4  
that have been declassified by the Air Force, Defense Intelligence Agency,  2004 Page #5  
TWX report was sent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sighting of an unidentif 2004 Page #5  
 was relayed to us by the Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). Accordin 2004 Page #5  
eters in diameter. 2. The Bolivian Air Force plans to investigate to determ 2004 Page #7  
gencies, including NORAD, the U.S. Air Force, and the Department of State.  2004 Page #9  
The Chief of Staff of the Bolivian Air Force told DATT/AIRA this date that  2004 Page #9  
In contrast, the Bolivian Army and Air Force advised the U.S. Defense Attac 2004 Page #9  
 came across several pages of U.S. Air Force material that showed that shor 2004 Page #12  
rence intelligence arm of the U.S. Air Force made inquiries with the Norweg 2004 Page #13  
 Dambyl, during an instruction for Air Force officers, stated: "The crashin 2004 Page #13  
the Arctic is serving as a kind of air base for the unknowns, especially du 2004 Page #13  
) Benjamin Gascot, officer for the air rescue division at Isla Grande Airpo 2004 Page #16  
igence Agency and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base among others) states that 2004 Page #17  
 THE LIGHT Of THE EXPLOSION IN THE AIR. THE AREA IS SO BIG THAT THEY DIDN'T 2004 Page #24  
t something was flying through the air in 1897. If that something was a man 2004 Page #28  
e could not stand the sight of the air machine, so he ordered the company t 2004 Page #32  
epped into their ship, rose in the air and started toward Waco.,, "Until to 2004 Page #32  
efore anything man made was in the air. 29                                  2004 Page #32  
eader, William Bain, handling the "Air Desk" in Ottawa later that day had a 2004 Page #40  
al and little known Royal Canadian Air Force Department for the investigati 2004 Page #41  
retired some years before from the Air Force. They hadn't seen one another  2004 Page #44  
ing efforts. Larry Warren left the Air Force with an honorable discharge fi 2004 Page #48  
 co-author's eyes confirmed in his Air Force medical records; beams of ligh 2004 Page #48  
mer and still-active United States Air Force personnel, then to cite what y 2004 Page #48  
ctor who had been employed for the Air Force for more than twenty years and 2004 Page #51  
e missiles, right there, ground to air missiles, and it's the RAF used to m 2004 Page #52  
issiles — nukes, ... Sharp points, air to ground. he manhole covers) go rig 2004 Page #52  
. (In the tunnels) there's perfect air. There's not an air problem. We took 2004 Page #52  
here's perfect air. There's not an air problem. We took an air thing (air q 2004 Page #52  
e's not an air problem. We took an air thing (air quality measuring device) 2004 Page #52  
air problem. We took an air thing (air quality measuring device) down, you  2004 Page #52  
device) down, you know, we done an air test: perfect air. It don't makes se 2004 Page #52  
know, we done an air test: perfect air. It don't makes sense mate. They wer 2004 Page #52  
 of reports from the United Stated Air Force personnel that nuclear weapons 2004 Page #54  
rences are carried out by the U.S. Air Force. Lord Hill-Norton: What inform 2004 Page #54  
perienced by various United States Air Force personnel based at RAF Bentwat 2004 Page #54  
personnel is a matter for the U.S. Air Force... In late January 1998 I was  2004 Page #54  
ehfeldt, recently retired from the Air Force after twenty years service. Sh 2004 Page #54  
when I was instructed to go to the air tower and check to see if they saw a 2004 Page #55  
nsmissions from witnesses over the air so our troops at Bentwaters could he 2004 Page #55  
nd went into the forest with other Air Force personnel where the strange li 2004 Page #56  
 of the craft by himself and other Air Force personnel. He also recounted t 2004 Page #56  
ry back to the night following his Air Force UFO incident. While there did  2004 Page #59  
ngress' investigative arm, to seek Air Force documents relating to the inci 2004 Page #60  
ents relating to the incident. The Air Force said a secret high-tech spy ba 2004 Page #60  
 alien spacecraft." Later even the Air Force contradicted its own explanati 2004 Page #60  
the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force concluded an exhaustive search 2004 Page #60  
ress, was to determine if the U.S. Air Force, or any other U.S. government  2004 Page #60  
47 documents from the Roswell Army Air Field. The excuse was that messages  2004 Page #61  
utgoing messages from Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) for this period of time 2004 Page #61  
, "At least this effort caused the Air Force to acknowledge that the crashe 2004 Page #61  
osed by Headquarters United States Air Force, 1994. Today I have informatio 2004 Page #61  
ery fire and/or use of surface-to- air missiles by units of the U.S. Army N 2004 Page #62  
 Ft. Bliss, Texas and/or U.S. Army Air Force fighters based at Alamogordo A 2004 Page #62  
 fighters based at Alamogordo Army Air Field at Alamogordo, New Mexico. The 2004 Page #62  
litary support was provided by the Air Material Command and personnel stati 2004 Page #63  
ion of the Department of Defense's Air Force Systems Command, the Naval Res 2004 Page #63  
ce which were assigned security of air space over White Sands Proving Groun 2004 Page #65  
had personal knowledge about U. S. Air Force orders to shoot down foreign a 2004 Page #65  
ritten by the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, "in July 1944, the 2004 Page #66  
ion today seeking means to prevent air crashes such as have taken 146 lives 2004 Page #67  
have taken 146 lives on commercial air lines since May 29, 1947. The peak s 2004 Page #67  
sweeping investigation of American air safety." By June 15, 1947, President 2004 Page #69  
of inquiry to investigate American air safety. Among his appointees was Dr. 2004 Page #69  
l 9th, I had a meeting at Kirtland Air Force Base's Office of Special Inves 2004 Page #69  
attan Project lab had a restricted air space. That was important because it 2004 Page #71  
 was also known as Tierra Amarilla Air Force Station-P8. The other two rada 2004 Page #71  
ved into NORAD, the North American Air Space Defense Command. AC&W also bec 2004 Page #71  
presentative Andrew Kissner by the Air Force Historical Research Agency at  2004 Page #71  
mington and Aztec, New Mexico, 100 air miles northwest of the Los Alamos Na 2004 Page #73  
General Robert Landry, who was the Air Force aide to President Truman, disc 2004 Page #84  
ovost Marshall at the Roswell Army Air Base. His job was to provide securit 2004 Page #84  
gence officer in the United States Air Force. Filer told me, Mrs. Ramey tol 2004 Page #85  
 had been held at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Dr. Sarbacher had been i 2004 Page #91  
tal that he had been told that the Air Force had shot off a chunk of a flyi 2004 Page #93  
 was this the American or the U.S. Air Force? James: Well I don't recall wh 2004 Page #93  
o know. If you ask, "Does the U.S. Air Force have 91                        2004 Page #94  
y. The hardware is not held by the Air Force. In a letter to another member 2004 Page #95  
rdware) — did you return it to the Air Force, Mr. Smith? Smith: Not the Air 2004 Page #95  
r Force, Mr. Smith? Smith: Not the Air Force. Much higher than that. Fitch: 2004 Page #95  
seen a crashed flying saucer at an Air Force Base outside of Washington. Ja 2004 Page #96  
been stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force base and had heard the story t 2004 Page #97  
a claim made by aviation historian Air Force Major Truman Weaver, who was a 2004 Page #97  
bodies were later moved to a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Road 2004 Page #97  
ned to me for a short time by your Air Force. Q: What about this particular 2004 Page #102  
ey had seen and sent it off to the Air Force. The White House held on to th 2004 Page #103  
is writings that the United States Air Force had detected large satellite o 2004 Page #103  
orted that panic set in within the Air Force, and the race was on to do som 2004 Page #103  
n 1939, Stringfield joined the 5th Air Force directly out of Wright Field,  2004 Page #108  
ield worked cooperatively with the Air Defense Command of the U.S. Air Forc 2004 Page #108  
he Air Defense Command of the U.S. Air Force; and until 1957, regularly scr 2004 Page #108  
change to report, by phone, to the Air Defense Command Air Filter Center at 2004 Page #108  
 phone, to the Air Defense Command Air Filter Center at Lockbourne AFB, in  2004 Page #108  
onfirmed by radar, or other means, Air Force interceptors were scrambled. A 2004 Page #108  
ltant actions were classified. The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfie 2004 Page #108  
tured flying saucer" seen in Naval Air Station, row of windows 16 1951 Flor 2004 Page #111  
WPAFB. Cover-ups in place. 44 1965 Air Force Museum, Fairborn, Ohio 1 0 0 0 2004 Page #113  
ers looking for property came upon Air Force personnel, saw disc-shaped obj 2004 Page #116  
r study report on the Los Angeles "air raid" of February 1942 as resulting  2004 Page #123  
ardeau crash of 1941 and the L.A. "air raid" crashes of 1942. Actually, the 2004 Page #127  
 have known about such as the L.A. air raid cases, since none of those docu 2004 Page #129  
ology Division of Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dr. Robert Sarbacher (De 2004 Page #132  
 1947, declared in interviews with Air Force Investigators, almost fifty ye 2004 Page #133  
hen soldiers from the Roswell Army Air Field saw debris of a Project Mogul  2004 Page #133  
 inarguable history. The U.S. Army Air Force first opened the door to all s 2004 Page #134  
RAAF is of course the Roswell Army Air Field. The military reversed itself  2004 Page #134  
in Project Blue Book, the official Air Force UFO study that continued until 2004 Page #136  
rash At Roswell, it was written by Air Force Captain Kevin Randle and Donal 2004 Page #136  
 gigantic chasm — a chasm that the Air Force exploited effectively in decla 2004 Page #138  
 a "government witness" during the Air Force investigation of Roswell in 19 2004 Page #138  
r later interviewed Cavitt for the Air Force Investigation of the Roswell I 2004 Page #139  
l known as the villain in the film Air Force One. We called him Sherman Car 2004 Page #139  
at came up very suddenly, when the Air Force investigators in 1993 came to  2004 Page #139  
 looking for a statement. When the Air Force summoned Charles Moore for its 2004 Page #139  
What prompted not one but two more Air Force Reports explaining Roswell awa 2004 Page #140  
saying, "But if it did happen, the Air Force hasn't told me about it, and I 2004 Page #140  
evoir rather than Wright Patterson Air Force Base. A September 25, 1947, se 2004 Page #141  
neral Roger Ramey, head of the 8th Air Force, stationed in Forth Worth Texa 2004 Page #141  
covery story was just full of "hot air." It was Ramey who ordered the debri 2004 Page #141  
is was immediately sent to Andrews Air Force Base in Washington and other s 2004 Page #142  
as Los Alamos and Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. He said he was n 2004 Page #142  
as being flown to Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and that it had been dec 2004 Page #142  
ring this out was omitted from the Air Force Roswell Report of 1994, giving 2004 Page #142  
y enlisted man at the Roswell Army Air Field could have identified instantl 2004 Page #143  
atever it was, had exploded in the air and rained the debris down over a ve 2004 Page #143  
Base Commander of Wright Patterson Air Force Base in the 1960s, and who has 2004 Page #143  
 incident to check it out from the air. There is another facet of the Roswe 2004 Page #143  
he second site and bodies from the air soon after the crash in 1947, and wh 2004 Page #143  
 flying saucer to Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, and that 2004 Page #144  
ions personnel at Wright Patterson Air Force Base have spent decades denyin 2004 Page #144  
ome say they were flown to Edwards Air Force Base, where President Eisenhow 2004 Page #144  
a moment, we'll consider Homestead Air Force Base in Florida, where there r 2004 Page #144  
icial explanation, the version the Air Force force-fed us during President  2004 Page #144  
r top officers at Wright Patterson Air Force base told him 141              2004 Page #144  
ing messages from the Roswell Army Air Field for the time period in questio 2004 Page #146  
tter in which he first told of the Air Force prohibiting him from gaining a 2004 Page #146  
 of mine. I worked with him in the Air Force, and am almost certain that I  2004 Page #147  
anding officer of the Roswell Army Air Field in 1947, is interesting in tha 2004 Page #147  
 see the alien bodies at Homestead Air Force Base after he and the Presiden 2004 Page #147  
w all these dead space aliens. The Air Force under Clinton even coined a ne 2004 Page #148  
was the carcass of a spaceman. The Air Force calls it "time compression." T 2004 Page #148  
ory and crash dummies dropped from Air Force planes into the deserts of the 2004 Page #148  
pirag, by Sidney Sheldon Report of Air Force Research Regarding the Roswell 2004 Page #149  
ding the Roswell Incident, by U.S. Air Force Roswell Report: Case Closed, b 2004 Page #149  
swell Report: Case Closed, by U.S. Air Force Above Top Secret, by Timothy G 2004 Page #149  
on Unidentified Flying Objects, by Air Force Captain Edward Ruppelt MAGAZIN 2004 Page #149  
oduced by Paul Davids Reply To The Air Force Report On The Roswell Incident 2004 Page #149  
: Search and Rescue Service • PVO: Air Defense • TsPK: Cosmonaut Training C 2004 Page #157  
ion of Chief of Space Means • VVS: Air Force • From Tarasenko, M.B., Voenni 2004 Page #157  
 or anything. Get the pkise in the air and you'll go free." 155             2004 Page #158  
ppant answer that was given by the Air Force where they passed it off as 's 2004 Page #177  
 Bring up these witnesses from the Air Force and the National Aeronautics a 2004 Page #177  
look at UFOs, but it also gave the Air Force a platform where they were abl 2004 Page #178  
stigation was a waste of time. The Air Force took this University of Colora 2004 Page #178  
k was an important event. When the Air Force dumped Blue Book they were abl 2004 Page #178  
public relations nightmare for the Air Force since 1947. Consider, for exam 2004 Page #178  
Quintanilla said: Little did they (Air Technical Intelligence Center) know  2004 Page #178  
rs." It was a dream come true when Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans, J 2004 Page #178  
the interest of science." When the Air Force dumped Blue Book they were in  2004 Page #178  
ould never again have to put up an Air Force spokesman to make up a wild ex 2004 Page #178  
 natural phenomena. In Canada, the Air Force and government got out of publ 2004 Page #178  
he aliens are directed to Holloman Air Force Base where they are greeted by 2004 Page #180  
iew dead alien bodies at Homestead Air Force Base. This is a story that was 2004 Page #180  
 audio visual repository at Norton Air Force Base in California: We went to 2004 Page #182  
e in California: We went to Norton Air Force Base to discuss other things,  2004 Page #182  
A HoHoman base commander and other Air Force officers went out to greet the 2004 Page #182  
e stunning interaction at Holloman Air Force Base. Some of the negotiations 2004 Page #182  
e like you put these things on the air it causes the phone lines — it ties  2004 Page #183  
thing about the landing at HoRoman Air Force Base — like, "Well OK." The tw 2004 Page #183  
ding of the alien craft at HoHoman Air Force base." He kind of went "Yeah,  2004 Page #184  
r heard about a landing at HoRoman Air Force Base. He kind of said he kind  2004 Page #184  
aphs, and there were United States Air Force personnel in the photograph me 2004 Page #187  
 a 15 minute film taken at HoDoman Air Force Base in which UFO inhabitants  2004 Page #189  
n his trip by somebody at a nearby Air Force Base. Once in Omaha, Nebraska, 2004 Page #189  
nt, ufologists believed it was the Air Force that was running the show. Say 2004 Page #191  
dio Visual Agency (DAVA) at Norton Air Force Base who were offering up the  2004 Page #192  
lled for a meeting in the Kirkland Air Force Base office of Air Force Offic 2004 Page #193  
 Kirkland Air Force Base office of Air Force Office of Special Investigatio 2004 Page #193  
 offered the now infamous Holloman Air Force Base film for use in the HBO d 2004 Page #194  
ched by a retired officer from the Air Force Office of Secret Intelligence  2004 Page #194  
r when he traveled to the old Army Air Base at Roswell, New Mexico. There,  2004 Page #195  
further admitted that the Holloman Air Force Base film was part of the brie 2004 Page #197  
height of the cold war. BS from US Air Force Academy, MA Case Western Unive 2004 Page #199  
n of potassium in combination with air. • Why: to derail his official inves 2004 Page #211  
oned c;fficer in the United Staten Air Force Office of Special Investigatio 2004 Page #212  
ect great credit upon himself, the Air Defenee COM=4:,: an: the United Stat 2004 Page #212  
nee COM=4:,: an: the United Staten Air Force. 32. OlhOtii OF CURTISS E. LEK 2004 Page #212  
ed as chief of laboratories at the Air Research Manufacturing Company" in P 2004 Page #218  
 details from former colleagues at Air Research, or others he may have met  2004 Page #218  
ut then he ran into a problem. The Air Force records, which were classified 2004 Page #220  
the bases had been operated by the Air Force from 1950 onwards. This was of 2004 Page #220  
 But there was something about the Air Force records that seemed odd to Ram 2004 Page #220  
Atomic Energy Commission until the Air Force took them over in 1950.27 Thei 2004 Page #220  
a perfect triangle around Kirtland Air Force Base, Sandia National labs, an 2004 Page #220  
mpt to provide for defense against air attack at Los Alamos," 31 Ramsey mai 2004 Page #220  
 However, I can read de-classified Air Force reports as well as the next gu 2004 Page #220  
he Special Historical Study of the Air Defense of Atomic Energy Installatio 2004 Page #220  
adar deployment in the Albuquerque Air Defense Area does not provide adequa 2004 Page #220  
to provide a "reasonably effective air defense of that area," the recommend 2004 Page #220  
 509th Bomb Group and Roswell Army Air Field at the time of the Roswell inc 2004 Page #222  
ce for Pflock's claim — a "retired air force general who prefers to remain  2004 Page #222  
. 32 Special historical Study: The Air Weise of Atomic Energy Installations 2004 Page #224  
the Command Adjutant, Headquarters Air Defense Command, 13 December 1973 (d 2004 Page #224  
at in chapter one, is an anonymous Air Force coloneL I often wondered if Ra 2004 Page #224  
n. Roger Ramey, Commander 8th Army Air Corps at Fort Worth, Texas. The plan 2004 Page #226  
, former commander of the 8th Army Air Force. She was upset because someone 2004 Page #226  
out from the 509th at Roswell Army Air Field to survey the second site. Mea 2004 Page #230  
peared on the radio to retract the Air Force's claim of having recovered a  2004 Page #230  
f a vehicle parked outside the 8th Air Force HQ window. Neil also noticed a 2004 Page #231  
 returned from the Fort Worth Army Air Field with his pictures, he remember 2004 Page #237  
l. Of particular note was the U.S. Air Force 241                            2004 Page #244  
ere More Landings? • XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers • XIII. The 2004 Page #245  
ET/MA.)1C CF.APrER XII or- The U.S.Air Fcrce and Flying Saucers °RIC) L 4.4 2004 Page #246  
g of Ben Chidlaw, famous Strategic Air Command General. Actually, his son " 2004 Page #247  
saucers in 1954. The second is the Air Force's paranoia about the UFO topic 2004 Page #247  
, r,o 'I,,,.,,. Ir n,1111' jj i\cw Air Dre:un-l'lam· ~ Fl_,·iu;! 0111,idc ( 2005 Page #30  
 testing, but 1 was still with the Air Force and this was the time 1 was on 2005 Page #40  
a special assignment with the U.S. Air Force, on May 21, 1953, I assisted i 2005 Page #40  
orked within what was known as the Air Material Command Installations Divis 2005 Page #41  
included the engineering design of Air Force engine test cells, development 2005 Page #41  
he aircraft laboratory , \'\ right Air Development Center; which position l 2005 Page #41  
 in 1949 and was first employed by Air i'v[areriaJ Command at \"(/rightPatt 2005 Page #41  
riaJ Command at \"(/rightPatterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio as a mech 2005 Page #41  
s a mechanical engineer on testing Air Force aircraft engines. He is also k 2005 Page #41  
he said, are now stored at a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Road 2005 Page #42  
 Weaver -who was himself a retired Air Force Major, who had a UFO encounter 2005 Page #42  
h of 1953 2 saucers are at a small air base at Hampton Roads, Virginia, if  2005 Page #43  
ce packed beneatl1. As a number of Air Police stood silent guard near the c 2005 Page #43  
tary officer and was on duty in an air base control tower when something st 2005 Page #44  
 the object to malfuncti on in the air and crash at Kingman? I am currently 2005 Page #45  
ng fuel tanks. SLIDE# 23 Two large air ventilation shafts seen through tree 2005 Page #58  
f the DRES buildings are two large air ventilation shafts above what seems  2005 Page #58  
rd Miller, formerly with the U. S. Air Force and colleague of a Defense Int 2005 Page #59  
riangle pattern, so vivid from the air and yet so difficult to detect on th 2005 Page #61  
 from Ft., Carson, SLIDE# 33 -U.S. Air Force Headquarters, 60 1111          2005 Page #62  
 Fighter Squadron of the Kentuck y Air National Guard, led by Captain Mante 2005 Page #64  
eir way from Georgia to Standiford Air Force Base, Kentucky. Witnesses were 2005 Page #64  
ors, new locks, NE\Xf antenna, big air vents, and other signs tl1at the see 2005 Page #66  
ieve these were taken b) the U. S. Air Force because of what they look like 2005 Page #67  
disturbing violations of sensitive air space by objects that did not look n 2005 Page #73  
" ln this case the phenomena being air space violations and "at least 100 t 2005 Page #74  
officers of botl1 the Army and the Air Forces." Or, a 1950 memo from the Ha 2005 Page #74  
 the Hanford AEC Plant," and that "Air Force jets attempted interception wi 2005 Page #74  
. A woman whose husband was in the Air Force at Wright-Patterson AFB in 197 2005 Page #78  
so investigated by Richard HaU and Air Force Major George Filer (who was as 2005 Page #78  
facility at the time). 4. A former Air Force Sergeant who discussed the ret 2005 Page #78  
 craft, one of which landed on the air base grounds. A colonel and security 2005 Page #78  
oldwater was a General in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, and a friend of forme 2005 Page #79  
ce Reserve, and a friend of former Air Force Chief of Staff General Curtis  2005 Page #79  
 the building at \Vright Patterson Air Force Base where the information is  2005 Page #80  
red that has been collected by the Air Force, and I was understandabl y den 2005 Page #80  
stration f1ying through controlled air space at speeds as high as 10,000 mp 2005 Page #82  
aces like these. Indeed, at Norton Air Force base, also located in Southern 2005 Page #83  
end Brad Sorensen was attending an air show at Norton Air Force Base that d 2005 Page #83  
as attending an air show at Norton Air Force Base that day. Sorensen attend 2005 Page #83  
nce. Again, the year of the Norton Air Force Base demonstration was 1988.12 2005 Page #84  
is contacts with the United States Air Force, and of his relationship with  2005 Page #88  
hat is, the difference between the air temperatures under and above the tab 2005 Page #92  
table and suspended another in the air. He closed the letter, "I hope this  2005 Page #92  
ed USAF Captain who had headed the Air Force's ongoing UFO record-keeping ( 2005 Page #95  
Reich reported the sighting to the Air Force Base at Presque Island, 1'1ain 2005 Page #95  
ng reports he would forward to the Air Force. Following his report, he was  2005 Page #95  
 copy of his survey on UFOs to the Air Force. The survey was actually a man 2005 Page #95  
onnaire came out of AFR 200-2, the Air Force's regulation regarrung the rep 2005 Page #95  
ecalled that: "The interest of the Air Force in UFOs was being totally supp 2005 Page #95  
to send such communications to the Air Force, and to the CIA. As a result,  2005 Page #96  
loud-buster operator), to call the Air Technical Intelligence Command (ATIC 2005 Page #98  
e Director of Intelligence for the Air Force - somehow this note ended up i 2005 Page #99  
pt to give you the details ... the Air Force will do well to avoid entangle 2005 Page #99  
ng on the history of UFOs with the Air Force. Leaving Ohio, Moise continued 2005 Page #99  
e horizon and with.in two hours an Air Force aircraft was seen circling the 2005 Page #100  
 hundred counts per minute. Twelve Air Force planes over flew the base camp 2005 Page #100  
a. He even wondered: ''Whether the Air Force had actually such problems in  2005 Page #100  
mospheric Science Building showing Air Force jets being used in weather mod 2005 Page #100  
ligence and intention, keeping the Air Force, the Central Intelligence Agen 2005 Page #102  
o. It sure made me sit up. So much Air Force testimony can't be ignored. In 2005 Page #102  
Gen. Nathan F. Twining of the U.S. Air Material Command summed it all up as 2005 Page #118  
nt referred to as the "Los Angeles Air Raid." At about 2:25 a.m. on Februar 2005 Page #121  
out 2:25 a.m. on February 25, 1942 air raid sirens awoke thousands througho 2005 Page #121  
page of the Los Angeles Times.3 2 "Air Force Orders Jet Pilots to Shoot Dow 2005 Page #121  
26 memorandum to you regarding the air raid over Los Angeles, it has been l 2005 Page #122  
igation has revealed that the Army Air Corps also recovered a similar objec 2005 Page #122  
ial channels about the Los Angeles Air Raid-just two weeks before this OCS  2005 Page #123  
 unit were surrendered to the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigatio 2005 Page #123  
 unit were surrendered to the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigatio 2005 Page #123  
1\0 :• .• '}t .. ·1 .,.,~ ,.:!;i•,.air.,.a1ion U1t.1 ,,,,. ·1,.111-s -.!UII 2005 Page #124  
sevelt concerning the Los Angeles "air raid" and later UFO recoveries, lead 2005 Page #124  
y of Defense James Forrestal, Army Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Carl Spaat 2005 Page #125  
c bomb was tested; Alamagordo Anny Air Field (AAF), now Holloman Air Force  2005 Page #125  
Anny Air Field (AAF), now Holloman Air Force Base (AFB); Kirtland AAF, now  2005 Page #125  
ology as has been recovered by the Air Force fall into the hands of unfrien 2005 Page #129  
r FOIA to Mr. Brian Parks from the Air Force Historical Research Center at  2005 Page #129  
quests for UFO records of the 4602 Air Intelligence Service Squadron, there 2005 Page #129  
mself had once commanded the Naval Air Special Weapons Facility at Kirtland 2005 Page #130  
- upset by press releases from the Air Force den)ing recovery in early July 2005 Page #131  
entation of her work at the Wright Air Development Center. She gave detaile 2005 Page #131  
 as weU as her cliscussion with an Air Force master sergeant who had arrive 2005 Page #131  
ne Crain, who worked at the Wright Air Development Any thoughtful person at 2005 Page #132  
o originate with the South African Air Force, that looked official, and tha 2005 Page #134  
ield worked cooperatively with the Air Defense Command of the U.S. Air Forc 2005 Page #138  
he Air Defense Command of the U.S. Air Force (USAF). Until 1957, he regular 2005 Page #138  
change to report, by phone, to the Air Defense Command Air Filter Center at 2005 Page #139  
 phone, to the Air Defense Command Air Filter Center at Lockbourne AFB, in  2005 Page #139  
onfirmed by radar, or other means, Air Force interceptors were scrambled .  2005 Page #139  
Jtant actions were classified. The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfie 2005 Page #139  
 have known about such as the L.A. air raid cases, since none of those docu 2005 Page #140  
40s to recent decades. As context, Air Force regulation AFR 200-2, dated 12 2005 Page #141  
2 August 1954, clearly stated: The Air Defense Command has a direct interes 2005 Page #141  
ent al U.S.l and has, in the 4602d Air Intelligence Service Squadron (AISS) 2005 Page #141  
on and investigation of matters of air intelligence interest which occur wi 2005 Page #141  
eployed throughout the ZI .... The Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) 2005 Page #141  
 evidence with.in the ZI after the Air Defense Command has exhausted all ef 2005 Page #141  
 It certainly makes sense chat the Air Force would recover foreign satellit 2005 Page #141  
S. Senator Jeff Bingaman wrote the Air Force concerning Stone's inquiries a 2005 Page #141  
 a related Operation BLUE FLY. The Air Force replied co the Senator emphati 2005 Page #141  
t the revealing instructions in an Air Force memorandum titled "AFCIN Intel 2005 Page #142  
 duty functions in support of such Air Force projects as l\llOON DUST, BLUE 2005 Page #142  
'h coUection responsibilitie s [an Air Force intelligence unit at Ft. Belvo 2005 Page #142  
ions (AFR 200-2) and in support of Air Force Systems Command (AFSC) Foreign 2005 Page #142  
Fly. Confronted with evidence, the Air Force wrote to Senator Bingaman to c 2005 Page #142  
quipment. "These teams," wrote the Air Force, "were eventually disbanded be 2005 Page #142  
 not be comforted to hear that the Air Force rusbanded missions to recover  2005 Page #142  
domain by the Department of State, Air Force, Defense Intelligence Agency a 2005 Page #142  
veral times. In July 1957 the 4602 Air Intelligence Service Sguadron (AlSS) 2005 Page #142  
up; and today it exists as the 696 Air Intelligence Group located at Ft. Be 2005 Page #142  
ng aroma of greasewood was in tl1e air as Jose and I set out on horseback o 2005 Page #154  
and reports that the U.S. Army and Air Force srudied the r emnants of the d 2005 Page #161  
hing had crashed just south of the air base. \':v'hen he got to the site, h 2005 Page #166  
was supposedl y transported to the Air 1faterial Command at Wright Field. H 2005 Page #166  
Aurora spy plane was denied by the Air Force. The expenditure of these fund 2005 Page #167  
rton, Edwards and Nellis (Area 51) Air Force Bases. Many UFO researchers ha 2005 Page #168  
 in 1949 and was first employed by Air Material Command at Wright-Patterson 2005 Page #168  
terial Command at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, as a mec 2005 Page #168  
s a mechanical engineer on resting Air Force aircraft engines. Dr. Eric Wan 2005 Page #168  
l assignment at the lndjan Springs Air Force Base where 15 other specialist 2005 Page #168  
s, they were met and briefed by an Air Force Colonel who told them they wer 2005 Page #168  
ter pilot, and four years with the Air Force at \'(fright-Patterson AFB as  2005 Page #169  
 also le\·itate. Accorcling to the Air Force Manual from Wright-Patterson A 2005 Page #171  
e yardstick of performance. \Xlith air as 1, current clielectrical material 2005 Page #171  
oil, it does not require a flow of air to produce the effect. The Departmen 2005 Page #172  
us aspects of gravit) control. The Air Force ran thirty-three of those proj 2005 Page #173  
and research were conducted at two Air Force laboratories: Flight Dynamics  2005 Page #173  
S? \Vas Project Outgrowth a secret Air Force project that attempted ro util 2005 Page #173  
arch? Twent)-ei ght members of the Air Force Systems Command at Edward's Ai 2005 Page #173  
 Force Systems Command at Edward's Air Force Base published a technical rep 2005 Page #173  
s, and antigravity propulsion. The Air Force Systems Command also has a pre 2005 Page #173  
 1988. Norton was also home to the Air Force's Audio-Visual Division for th 2005 Page #174  
1973 and was requested to join the Air Force where he continued his studies 2005 Page #174  
assignments . He worked for the US Air Force Systems Command, Aeronautical  2005 Page #174  
ren's school. Dan told me that the Air Force would give him some object and 2005 Page #174  
ngeles by putting a feather in the air? It took Charles Lindberg 33 hours t 2006 Page #6  
 new methods of energy production, air and ground transport, computers and, 2006 Page #10  
or the great dryness of the desert air. Or unexpected high altitude hail. W 2006 Page #11  
 Means Necessary: America's Secret Air War in the Cold War", Farrar, Straus 2006 Page #13  
s that SOM1-01 was produced by an "Air Force buck Sgt., with some training  2006 Page #15  
od by the U.S. military and had an Air Force Captain regularly visit him on 2006 Page #16  
iny Dan Sherman served with the US Air Force for twelve years (1982-1994) a 2006 Page #21  
claims that his desire to join the Air Force was stimulated by a Major Robe 2006 Page #22  
 Roberts stationed at nearby Beale Air Force base who regularly visited She 2006 Page #22  
an about how great life was in the Air Force. Sherman described that his EL 2006 Page #22  
ing childhood Inspired to join the Air Force by a Major Roberts who regular 2006 Page #22  
ages of 10-11 Inspired to join the Air Force by a Captain who visited his h 2006 Page #22  
 of a flying saucer which the U.S. Air Force kindly • loaned to me for exam 2006 Page #25  
 of extreme security. • Former 0-2 Air Force officer In 1948. saw TS manusc 2006 Page #26  
those meetings at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base I would have to dig them  2006 Page #27  
ors had enccuntered UFOs in Soviet air space More Failed UFO Intercepts 3/6 2006 Page #28  
iled UFO Intercepts 3/6/94 Alabama Air National Guard F-4 explodes in mid-f 2006 Page #28  
/80. Two UFO sightings by Peruvian Air Force, noted in US DIA documents. Ro 2006 Page #28  
rm that two F-I6 jets from Andrews Air Force Base were scrambled early yest 2006 Page #28  
at a phenomenal rate of speed This Air Force let was nght behind it, chasin 2006 Page #28  
rector a I nteligence for the 21st Air Force. Soviet Recoveries? 1/29/86 Cr 2006 Page #29  
 Major P Lambrechts of the Belgian Air Fcrceieneralt5aff 194 Norton AFB, 11 2006 Page #30  
,,. a ;Li, Q, latro: roa, Mark MO: air stipse sets net iniootart Mend, eith 2006 Page #30  
shed in 1943, now called the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division at C 2006 Page #45  
co Examiner report a story titled "Air Force Tracks Down 'Original' Flying  2006 Page #45  
s. WASHINGTON, Aug 19, - (AP) _The Air Force said tonight that 'there is a  2006 Page #45  
rototypes' of the flying saucers." Air Force Tracks Down f 'Original' Flyin 2006 Page #45  
 W.ASECII•TGTON, Aug. 19.—(AP)—The Air. Force- said tceight that "there It  2006 Page #45  
ack in 2339 aid 1940: The 4 eivael Air Force said somas one with-the disc m 2006 Page #45  
xaminer and LA Times. The fact the Air Force chose to make a statement on t 2006 Page #46  
m possibilities plucked out of the air. Rather, our approach began with a c 2006 Page #51  
ncy broadcast, others would go off air. The intemet would be rife with rumo 2006 Page #62  
anwhile, 200 miles away, a team of Air Force personnel was mobilizing to de 2006 Page #71  
especially those tested at Edwards Air Force Base, California, and the Groo 2006 Page #72  
Nevada, with support from the U.S. Air Force. The prototype, known to proje 2006 Page #72  
rector of aerospace safety for the Air Force traveled to Wendover to coordi 2006 Page #74  
ent investigation. Meanwhile, Hill Air Force Base, Utah, supplied flatbed t 2006 Page #74  
the debris would be transported by air from Wendover rather than trucked di 2006 Page #75  
ombat Crew Training Wing at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, announced to the 2006 Page #75  
tronic equipment. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, was given as the h 2006 Page #75  
gray. The early A-12 airplanes had Air Force markings and national insignia 2006 Page #76  
aj. Hal Rupard and Maj. Jack Reed, Air Force project officers for TAGBOARD, 2006 Page #78  
 sound of rotors as an approaching Air Force helicopter flew in over Cherry 2006 Page #79  
, the base camp was dismantled and Air Force personnel departed. After read 2006 Page #79  
e wreckage." Hanks also noted that Air Force personnel told the locals "it  2006 Page #80  
Sharp recalled with bitterness how Air Force personnel ordered him out of t 2006 Page #80  
s-section. After acceptance by the Air Force on 22 December, Article 792 wa 2006 Page #81  
ly based at TTR. Spokesmen for the Air Force denied such rumors, but someth 2006 Page #81  
 radar reflectors allowed civilian air traffic controllers to track the air 2006 Page #81  
rvision of Oakland and Los Angeles air traffic control centers. Los Angeles 2006 Page #81  
 to respond to the accident scene. Air Force personnel from Edwards Air For 2006 Page #82  
. Air Force personnel from Edwards Air Force Base arrived shortly thereafte 2006 Page #82  
g the incident were ordered by the Air Force not to discuss what they had s 2006 Page #82  
scuss what they had seen or heard. Air Force personnel were shuttled to the 2006 Page #82  
ed the skies above the crash site. Air Force personnel set off small explos 2006 Page #82  
eronautical engineer from McLellan Air Force Base, studied wreckage and pho 2006 Page #82  
e Isabella. On Monday, Hoyt called Air Force officials at Edwards and told  2006 Page #83  
ot where they made their sighting. Air Force officials also confiscated Hoy 2006 Page #83  
Responding to news media requests, Air Force spokesmen refused to identify  2006 Page #83  
d. Federal Aviation Administration air traffic controllers had been briefed 2006 Page #83  
ere A-7 attack aircraft. At Nellis Air Force Base, personnel frequently saw 2006 Page #83  
 for a contingency cover story. If Air Force spokesmen had said Mulhare's a 2006 Page #83  
ng news and in various newspapers. Air Force representatives subsequently c 2006 Page #83  
ound partially buried at the site. Air Force officials requested the return 2006 Page #83  
d at relatively close range during air shows and to an even greater extent  2006 Page #84  
he USAF Museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Pieces of F-11 7A airfra 2006 Page #84  
n the summer of 1971 "near Edwards Air Force Base." A witness described hea 2006 Page #86  
 the craft" and "taking pictures." Air Force personnel soon arrived, allege 2006 Page #86  
d to a joint program involving the Air Force and the National Aeronautics a 2006 Page #87  
n the northeastern edge of Edwards Air Force Base. The accident occurred ju 2006 Page #87  
 situated about twelve feet in the air and just below a large hanging branc 2006 Page #90  
shington D.C. telling him that the Air Force wanted him and his troops to i 2006 Page #95  
cimen samples. He told me that the Air Force "wanted to know what it was" t 2006 Page #95  
ertained to what the United States Air Force called a single "meteor" sight 2006 Page #96  
 Keyhoe spoke with Albert Chop, an Air Force spokesman about the "Flatwoods 2006 Page #96  
nster" incident. Chop told him the Air Forces explanation of the incident a 2006 Page #96  
e boys was actually a meteor." The Air Force gave a speculative explanation 2006 Page #96  
ceptor jet that vanished into thin air on September 12 shortly before the " 2006 Page #99  
 discovered that the United States Air Force had actually issued orders to  2006 Page #99  
hoot Them Down - The Flying Saucer Air Wars of 1952," I retrace the roots o 2006 Page #99  
ace the roots of the United States Air Force's involvement with the UFO's e 2006 Page #99  
FDR dated March 1942 after the LA "air raid-. 13 The Secret DVD, Wood and W 2006 Page #103  
h a way that the virus entered the air. See the next major section for a re 2006 Page #108  
May 1993 found himself gasping for air due to unexplained paroxysmal hypoxi 2006 Page #110  
n ambulance). Bahe was gasping for air on the way to the funeral of his 24  2006 Page #110  
following day, January 24, a Royal Air Force mountain rescue team from Angl 2006 Page #120  
 crash in the same area of a Royal Air Force Harrier jet-plane that was car 2006 Page #121  
"I spent thirty years in the Royal Air Force as an aircraft engineer," expl 2006 Page #126  
a then serving member of the Royal Air Force. In other words, Tony Dodd's i 2006 Page #129  
in his book to help perpetuate the air of mystery and intrigue about himsel 2006 Page #131  
o perpetuate a view that the Royal Air Force were virtually at war with ext 2006 Page #131  
ersonnel based at the nearby Royal Air Force stations Bentwaters and Woodbr 2006 Page #132  
bridge. According to numerous U.S. Air Force personnel, a small, triangular 2006 Page #132  
 Captain John E. Boyle of the U.S. Air Force reveals: "In the late 1960s an 2006 Page #132  
 "On 25 Aug. 74, at 2207 hrs, U.S. Air Defense radar detected an unknown ap 2006 Page #133  
course. Shortly after detection an air defense alert was called. However, b 2006 Page #134  
ng plane had been spotted from the air. Almost immediately came a report of 2006 Page #134  
miles from U.S territory, yet U.S. air defenses extend to a much greater di 2006 Page #136  
ecture given by Charles Halt (U.S. Air Force, Retired), Leeds, England, Jul 2006 Page #137  
rated History of the United States Air Force, Michael Roberts, Guild Publis 2006 Page #137  
ptain John E. Boyle, United States Air Force, Chief, Public Affairs Office, 2006 Page #137  
hief, Public Affairs Office, Royal Air Force Bentwaters, Suffolk, England,  2006 Page #137  
ger torpedo bombers from the Naval Air Station in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 2006 Page #141  
creating a serious problem for the Air Force when nuclear weapons are lost  2006 Page #141  
ld, who had served in the 5th U.S. Air Force unit during World War II. Len  2006 Page #141  
e knew firsthand the United States Air Force had a standing order to shoot  2006 Page #141  
12 — RADCOM Army Patch, 1967 (Army Air Defense Command patch in 1967. provi 2006 Page #142  
 1966, Bill signed up for the Army Air Defense Command called RADCOM after  2006 Page #142  
avo)" Battery, 6th Battalion, 65th Air Defense Artillery in Key West, Flori 2006 Page #142  
Bill.) Back in 1967, the U.S. Army Air Defense Command operated HAWK and HE 2006 Page #143  
Editor's Note: The HAWK surface to air missile system provides medium-range 2006 Page #143  
dium-range, low to medium altitude air defense against a variety of targets 2006 Page #143  
e 644th Radar Squadron at Richmond Air Force Station ten miles south of Mia 2006 Page #143  
try at radio contact failed, Cuban air defense headquarters ordered the fli 2006 Page #143  
tion. Within hours, the U.S. Naval Air Station on Boca Chica Key east of Ke 2006 Page #143  
ey West, which monitored all Cuban Air Force communications and radar trans 2006 Page #143  
others in the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, NORAD, Pentagon and intellige 2006 Page #144  
s "B" Battery, 6th Battalion, 65th Air Defense Artillery, Key West, Florida 2006 Page #144  
military, was in the United States Air Force. My cousin was in communicatio 2006 Page #144  
munications for the North American Air Defense Command. Since I was part of 2006 Page #144  
nd I heard chatter between various air defense locales about unidentified t 2006 Page #144  
67, 644th Radar Squadron, Richmond Air Force Station (about 10 miles south  2006 Page #144  
d to be jets from Boca Chica Naval Air Station, which was in Key West, were 2006 Page #145  
ide 21: Boca Chica Key U. S. Naval Air Station, Florida (U. S. Naval Air St 2006 Page #145  
 Air Station, Florida (U. S. Naval Air Station on Boca Chica Key launched F 2006 Page #145  
 Miami, was a SAC base — Strategic Air Command — and a very, very secure lo 2006 Page #145  
who we were under — North American Air Defense Command. WHEN YOU CONTACTED  2006 Page #146  
e Chinese and whoever did not have air traffic that could go that fast. DID 2006 Page #148  
w those jets from Boca Chica Naval Air Station. You had the Air Force. You  2006 Page #148  
ica Naval Air Station. You had the Air Force. You had NORAD. You had radio  2006 Page #148  
er members from the North American Air Defense Command that know what happe 2006 Page #148  
We continually played tag with the Air Force. They probably still do — Air  2006 Page #149  
ir Force. They probably still do — Air Force bombers and Air Force fighters 2006 Page #149  
y still do — Air Force bombers and Air Force fighters will attempt to penet 2006 Page #149  
ters will attempt to penetrate our air space for testing and we played game 2006 Page #149  
apoose Range, Nellis AFB 41\lellis Air Force Range and Nuclear Testing Site 2006 Page #150  
Breaks National Monument area. The Air Force called it the Cedar Breaks Rad 2006 Page #151  
 make drawings of the discs in the air and what he saw after the crash and  2006 Page #151  
 and sat down because there was an air of urgency. 151                      2006 Page #154  
hite Beach and Kadena City (Kadena Air Base at Location E; White Beach Nava 2006 Page #156  
a. It was COMNAVAIRLANT (Commander Air Force, Atlantic Fleet (AIRLANT). [Ed 2006 Page #161  
quadron, Atlantic Fleet; and Fleet Air Wings, Atlantic. A similar reorganiz 2006 Page #161  
 West Coast counterpart, Commander Air Force, Pacific Fleet, three months e 2006 Page #161  
ng the East Coast. The Continental Air Command has scrambled and is on high 2006 Page #164  
s much activity by the Continental Air Command.                             2006 Page #164  
nd Incident: A Watery Roswell? The Air Force scrambled. A senior official b 2006 Page #168  
ing that the radar screens of some air defense installations in the far nor 2006 Page #168  
nnoiter and alerts were flashed to air centers in New England and bgond. Bu 2006 Page #168  
a serious event by the Continental Air Command. Truman's explanation is som 2006 Page #168  
950 (INS): A warning of an *ending air attack resulted in a false alarm in  2006 Page #169  
larm in this capitol ci0 todol. No air raid alarms were sounded, but functi 2006 Page #169  
nctionaries chatged with the Civil Air Defense of Washington were alerted t 2006 Page #169  
id-day. Later, a spokesman for the Air Force stated that interceptor aircra 2006 Page #169  
his report, supposedly based on an Air Force statement, says the radar targ 2006 Page #169  
alert' tonight (i.e., Dec. 6), but Air Force officials said that the order  2006 Page #169  
ge streets. Officials at Elmendoef Air Force Base said the alert had been i 2006 Page #169  
tion on this event released by the Air Force, and sparse information at tha 2006 Page #169  
National Archives). On December 6, Air Force Colonel Charles Winkle, Assist 2006 Page #169  
cident: A Watery Roswell? SUBJECT: Air Alert - 1030 Hours, 6 December 1950  2006 Page #170  
ber 1950 1. The ConAC (Continental Air Command) Air Defense Controller noti 2006 Page #170  
he ConAC (Continental Air Command) Air Defense Controller notified the Head 2006 Page #170  
 released by the Department of the Air Force. b. Office of the President wo 2006 Page #170  
efense. 5. At 1104 hours the ConAC Air Defense Controller state that the or 2006 Page #170  
dar Program" published by the USAF Air Combat Command (David Winlder, June, 2006 Page #170  
rning radar that was set up by the Air Defense Command. These radar install 2006 Page #170  
ns used for other purposes such as air traffic control of military and civi 2006 Page #170  
allations at civilian airports and Air Force bases. One of these probably w 2006 Page #170  
line" at Loring AFB for use by the Air Defense Command or by ConAC in Febru 2006 Page #171  
me standard range capability as an air traffic control radar at either (or  2006 Page #171  
Washington, D.C. The fact that the air force bases scrambled aircraft to in 2006 Page #172  
iendly" means that the Continental Air Command radar operators were not abl 2006 Page #172  
we to believe that the Continental Air Command scrambled aircraft and put t 2006 Page #173  
ocal commanders of the Continental Air Command aircraft to prevent needless 2006 Page #173  
sed the radar targets? Why did the Air Force tell the press that a single C 2006 Page #173  
here must be other, deeply buried, Air Force documents not yet released whi 2006 Page #173  
of instructions not available from Air Force Intelligence, who are not awar 2006 Page #174  
 telephoned by them immediately to Air Force Intelhgence. CIC advises data  2006 Page #174  
ts/phenomena/craft which the U. S. Air Force had repeatedly and publicly cl 2006 Page #174  
Of course not! We may imagine that Air Force Intelligence, headquartered in 2006 Page #174  
ned that was so important that the Air Force requested that the CIC be plac 2006 Page #174  
HE COLONEL"S STORY In 1977 Retired Air Force Col. Robert Willingham filed a 2006 Page #174  
rownswriiled F-94 C 'Down in Dyess Air Force Base in (Abilene) Texas, we we 2006 Page #175  
ings by members of the local Civil Air Patrol and included the comment that 2006 Page #176  
t location.). Del Rio is about 230 air miles from Abilene (see map). (Both  2006 Page #177  
 AFB, landed and got a small civil air patrol plane and flew to the border  2006 Page #177  
ned off the area and waited for US Air Force personnel to arrive Zechel fur 2006 Page #177  
ocument which stated that Carswell Air Force Base, Fort Worth, Texas, had r 2006 Page #177  
ver, resolved easily. Abilene Army Air Field was established at Abilene, TX 2006 Page #178  
 until 1948 when it became Abilene Air Force Base. It existed under that na 2006 Page #178  
inology. The DEW line, part of the air defense Command, was not established 2006 Page #178  
t over Texas. The closest official Air Defense Command radar at the time wa 2006 Page #178  
 On the other hand there were five Air Force bases in Texas which could hav 2006 Page #178  
ng the Teas-Mexico border. Abilene Air Force Base ("Dyess") was not one of  2006 Page #178  
Angelo, Kelly, Brooks and Randolph Air Force Bases near San Antonio and Lar 2006 Page #178  
e present time because the CIC and Air Force records relating to 175        2006 Page #178  
n retrieved on the 6th or 7th, the Air Force intelligence may well have iss 2006 Page #179  
 later (i.e., Dec. 8). Whether the Air Force intelligence or the CIC receiv 2006 Page #179  
st Guard asks Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (a key military installation 2006 Page #185  
nd, as the bubbles rose from their air hoses, it appeared that the divers w 2006 Page #188  
bbles suacing from the two divers' air hoses break the water's suace in two 2006 Page #190  
 And what about the mystery of the air bubbles? Walker and Burke apparently 2006 Page #191  
only a short time apart, yet their air bubbles surfaced in different areas. 2006 Page #191  
r the distance between the divers' air bubbles, the strong currents in that 2006 Page #191  
aser Medical Pen, developed by the Air Force's Phillips Laboratory. The Med 2006 Page #201  
 an announcement would be made "on air" that the first five callers the nex 2006 Page #204  
were real, would you put it on the air?" I told the caller that putting suc 2006 Page #205  
at putting such information on the air wasn't my decision to make but I wou 2006 Page #205  
~: ·t · · • 'i: , -'f"':.irotested Air Force• ~•censorship irf1958 ""'.' .J 2007 Page #19  
~·:·: ~-?f• . ' . Pilots protested Air Force censorship but ultimately lost 2007 Page #19  
ower says he's been assured by the Air Force that we're not being invaded b 2007 Page #24  
ents; Roswell?) 2) Threats to safe air navigation · 3) Surveillance/ interf 2007 Page #36  
There More Landings? XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers XIII. The P 2007 Page #44  
i-matter speculation XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers: not a crit 2007 Page #44  
AL ■ TS pages started with the "US Air Force" Chapter ■There were numerous  2007 Page #45  
 s to commut e to help improve the air and traffic congestion ." \\.hi.le t 2007 Page #69  
car has just disappeared into thin air. Then you see strange lights coming  2007 Page #71  
 government, radar controllers and air traffic controllers all the way up t 2007 Page #85  
ollers all the way up to strategic air command people -men and women who \V 2007 Page #85  
 deliberate stand down of American air defence. I also used to say that it  2007 Page #89  
 "TOP SECRET" by the Unjted Scates Air Force. Now, after 60 years, the true 2007 Page #94  
ate Harold Baker published for the Air Force certain house-organ magazines  2007 Page #94  
r Jack use higher quality official Air Force photographs available at the A 2007 Page #95  
ibrary at MacDill. Apparently, the Air Force wanted to make a good impressi 2007 Page #95  
red glass windscreen. The standard Air Force insignia, and the designatio n 2007 Page #100  
ration #7 & illustration #24). The air intakes blended beautifull y into th 2007 Page #106  
eling aircraft, support crews, and air bases. \Vhat would be the point of m 2007 Page #107  
s told, originated from A\·on Park Air Force Range located 100 miles Southe 2007 Page #109  
he should make a request to higher Air Force authority for the clearance ne 2007 Page #110  
 found itself in. On one hand, the Air Force was standing on the door-step  2007 Page #110  
her hand, Jack was told: "the U.S. Air .Force 111011/d 11ever ad111it that  2007 Page #110  
 be in the "better interest of the Air Force" to delay publication of his a 2007 Page #110  
. also possessed the official U.S. Air Force stamp which was ready to go on 2007 Page #110  
 earlier. Due co the fact that the Air Force had changed their mind, the 0. 2007 Page #110  
ram in late 1954. Trus allowed the Air Force to "farm out" their own saucer 2007 Page #111  
age for the yet--to--be--completed Air Force Museum . This brings us to Mr. 2007 Page #114  
 processed, and made ready for the Air Force Museum. Arriving at hangar #4, 2007 Page #114  
e "thought it was strange that the Air Force really did have flying saucers 2007 Page #115  
stated that they were a Top Secret air force weapon, and that it was these  2007 Page #115  
 came in different sizes, and had "air force makings" on them. These statem 2007 Page #115  
 blow up a cloud a debris into the air. \Xii thin about 10 minutes it start 2007 Page #128  
 meter metallic disc was struck by air to air missiles, knocking it out of  2007 Page #128  
metallic disc was struck by air to air missiles, knocking it out of the sky 2007 Page #128  
ome hours later a team of Hellenic Air Force personnel arrived and told the 2007 Page #129  
e keeping unwanted UFOs out of our air space. Supposedly HAARP (High-freque 2007 Page #130  
ntioned word was \\hight Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio as the destinatio 2007 Page #131  
n our attention to a Unjted States Air Force project code-named Moon Dust t 2007 Page #132  
No. Whose project is it?" "It's an Air Force deal, unless somebody's trying 2007 Page #133  
ick me. You've heard of the 4602nd Air Intelligence Service Squadron , of c 2007 Page #133  
it. They have investigators in all Air Defense Squadrons." "Well, I've been 2007 Page #133  
us explosions had caused a hurried Air Defense alert. A three-state search  2007 Page #133  
 immediately begun by squadrons of Air Force planes. When word of the "Syla 2007 Page #133  
the "Sylacauga object" reached the Air Force, Intelligence officers flew to 2007 Page #133  
ers flew to the scene from Maxwell Air Force Base at Montgomery . Explainin 2007 Page #133  
 Montgomery . Explaining that "the Air Force is required to examine such st 2007 Page #133  
t's plain that this is part of the Air Force 'unidentified crashed-objects' 2007 Page #133  
ect fell under the auspices of the Air Force's 4602nd Air Intelligence Serv 2007 Page #133  
auspices of the Air Force's 4602nd Air Intelligence Service Squadron . It i 2007 Page #133  
It is an established fact that the Air Force's UFO program, Project Blue Bo 2007 Page #133  
 duty functions in support of such Air Force projects as Moon Dust, Blue Fl 2007 Page #134  
tion (AFR 200-2) and in support of Air Force Systems Command (AFCS) Foreign 2007 Page #134  
visit by the President at a secret air base for the purpose of inspecting t 2007 Page #135  
TWX report was sent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sighting of an unidentif 2007 Page #139  
 was relayed to us by the Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). Accordin 2007 Page #139  
und within the archives of the 8th Air Force, and prepared by a Colonel Elm 2007 Page #139  
of Intelligence, Headquarters, 81h Air Force, on 6 Dec 60 by Major AT. Wagn 2007 Page #139  
eters in diameter. 2. The Bolivian Air Force plans to investigate to determ 2007 Page #141  
The Chief of Staff of the Bolivian Air Force told DATT/AIRA this date that  2007 Page #142  
In contrast, the Bolivian Army and Air Force advised the US Defense Attache 2007 Page #142  
tary (including the CIA, NSA, NSC, Air Force, Los Alamos Laboratories , and 2007 Page #143  
ico: May 17, 1974 -Chilili, AU. S. Air Force team allegedly removed a 60-fo 2007 Page #160  
ons Center took over management of Air Force Systems Command's test and eva 2007 Page #162  
tary complex now known as Kirtland Air Force Base, the third 156            2007 Page #162  
           largest installation in Air Force Materiel Command, covering 51, 2007 Page #163  
acres, and 6'h largest in the U.S. Air Force. By January 1974, the Air Forc 2007 Page #163  
S. Air Force. By January 1974, the Air Force Operational Test and Evaluatio 2007 Page #163  
n Number: ADA0J0043 Title: Kinland Air Force Base Science and Engineering S 2007 Page #163  
iti on C s;nts;r Corporate Author: AIR FORCE WEAPONS LAB KIRTLAND AFB N MEX 2007 Page #163  
 unique enhancement mechanism; The Air Force weapons laboratory system for  2007 Page #163  
r a11 hour before it shot into the air and vanished. A NICAP member was con 2007 Page #165  
ked a friend who had served in the Air Force at Kirtland if he had ever see 2007 Page #173  
was at Coyote Canyon sitting in an Air Force truck reading a book. SuddenJy 2007 Page #173  
ove away. Another colleague of the Air Force man said he was driving up Coy 2007 Page #173  
re test range is used by the U. S. Air Force Weapons Laborator y, Sandia La 2007 Page #174  
ghted an unidentified Light in the air that traveled from North to South ov 2007 Page #176  
) In the 40s, 50s, & 60s, the U.S. Air Force studied 15,000 UFO sightings a 2007 Page #185  
ntercontinental missile strike, an air defense alert was sounded and fighte 2007 Page #185  
at Ojinaga or perhaps to a Mexican air force base in Chihuahua City, locate 2007 Page #187  
ne, and the panicked pilot radioed air traffic controllers in Mexico City t 2007 Page #191  
 Col. Hector Quintanilla, UFO's An Air Force Dile111111a Case # 1 -CAMPINAS 2007 Page #193  
on Dec. 22, 23 and 24 of 1954, the Air Defense Command contacted the office 2007 Page #194  
 fragment. A copy of the BraziJian Air Force directive ro collect the mater 2007 Page #194  
ed in Maney's report. Although the Air Force had promised to re lease a sta 2007 Page #194  
, was rold off-the-record chat the Air Force's analvses had basicallv confi 2007 Page #194  
, "they saw a disc swinging in the air as in difficulty. They estimated its 2007 Page #199  
, and the UFO was suspended in the air for about 10 minutes, emitting red a 2007 Page #200  
 of radar confirmation from Nellis Air Force Base outside of Las Vegas. New 2008 Page #7  
 an aircraft. Investigation by the Air Force suggested there were two separ 2008 Page #7  
een no attempts of an intercept by Air Force fighters, and that a solution  2008 Page #7  
ion about the dates created by the Air Force. If what was learned is true,  2008 Page #7  
e gunnery ranges controlled by the Air Force. Introduction 1.n the Project  2008 Page #7  
 investigation of UFOs by the U.S. Air Force, there are few cases that offe 2008 Page #7  
. Unfortunately, at that time, the Air Force wasn't all that interested in  2008 Page #7  
e and not an alien spacecraft. The Air Force split the sightings into two s 2008 Page #7  
e was a radar sighting from Nellis Air Force Base just outside of Las Vegas 2008 Page #8  
 quick look at another aspect. The Air Force claimed that there were no vis 2008 Page #8  
ject that apparently had America's Air Force on alert." Stalmaker reported  2008 Page #8  
man who also saw the object in the air. He said that it looked like a nucle 2008 Page #9  
o Springs where the North American Air Defense Command (NORAD) is located,  2008 Page #9  
 solution. Interestingly, a Nellis Air Force Base spokesman , in contradict 2008 Page #9  
were signed by Howell A.Dennis, an Air Force captain. During the Air Force  2008 Page #9  
, an Air Force captain. During the Air Force investigation, Captain Shields 2008 Page #9  
 Captain Herman Gordon Shields, an Air Force pilot. 1n a report created by  2008 Page #9  
62 sighting, and the fact that the Air Force investigation came to a negati 2008 Page #11  
ology Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base]. ... This investigation  2008 Page #11  
tch National Forest; however , the Air Force has made no effort to recover  2008 Page #11  
Dugway ever found its way into the Air Force files. If Hynek and Friend eve 2008 Page #12  
ed. According to officers at Stead Air Force Base, a Bonanza Air Lines pilo 2008 Page #13  
at Stead Air Force Base, a Bonanza Air Lines pilot said that the light pass 2008 Page #13  
verify his claim to having been an Air Force officer and stationed at Nelli 2008 Page #15  
responsible for the sightings. The Air Force, which had received most of th 2008 Page #15  
 for everything. Officers at Stead Air Force Base, Nellis Air Force Base, a 2008 Page #15  
rs at Stead Air Force Base, Nellis Air Force Base, and at NORAD , all drew  2008 Page #15  
led using Greenwich Mean Time. The Air Force file for the Nellis Radar sigh 2008 Page #15  
icial spokesman at Nellis said the Air Defense Command was alerted by the f 2008 Page #15  
 see that a spokesman for the 28th Air Division at Stead Air Force Base adm 2008 Page #15  
for the 28th Air Division at Stead Air Force Base admitted the power in Eur 2008 Page #15  
 that "The official records of the Air Force list the 18 April 1962 Nevada  2008 Page #15  
es. This case was connected in the Air Force files even though they created 2008 Page #16  
cer wrote, "On April 18, 1962, the Air Force Defense Command was puzzled by 2008 Page #16  
as, Nevada in a blinding flash. An Air Force Defense Command alert reported 2008 Page #16  
or. With the cases separated , the Air Force was able to deal with the case 2008 Page #17  
 is ignored. This reveals that the Air Force was not interested in investig 2008 Page #17  
n the night of April 18, 1962. The Air Force offered, as it so often did, a 2008 Page #17  
en by Stalnaker • Eureka Landing • Air Force Spokesman • Fmllk Maggio • Lt. 2008 Page #18  
nsider Project Blue Book: the U.S. Air Force's now-defunct investigative st 2008 Page #23  
was borne out of two previous U.S. Air Force investigative projects pertain 2008 Page #23  
above-projects . The standard U.S. Air Force response to both pub I ic and  2008 Page #23  
ch remained unidcntiti~d. the U.S. Air Force remains adamant that: Of the v 2008 Page #24  
on of a separate Department of the Air Force from the existing United State 2008 Page #25  
om the existing United States Army Air Forces, the subordination of the mil 2008 Page #25  
tten by Lt. Col. Doyle Rees of the Air Force's Office of Special lnvestigat 2008 Page #26  
lnvestigations (AFOSI) at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico on 25 May 195 2008 Page #26  
f at Oak Ridge checked with Smyrna Air Base, Nashville which reported it ha 2008 Page #28  
Division Chief checked with Smyrna Air Base with negative results. 8 On the 2008 Page #28  
 Patrol, Oak Ridge; FBI Knoxville; Air Force Radar and Fighter Squadrons, K 2008 Page #28  
7th Security Squadron at Homestead Air Force Base-a unit of the U.S. Air Fo 2008 Page #29  
 Air Force Base-a unit of the U.S. Air Force Security Service (AFSS)-in Mar 2008 Page #29  
achment A at Homestead heard Cuban air defense radar controllers report an  2008 Page #29  
mpt at radio contact failed, Cuban air defense headquarters ordered the fli 2008 Page #29  
ncerning the Cuban incident to the Air Force, CIA, NSA, and the Navy betwee 2008 Page #30  
Todd notified both the NSA and the Air Force, on 14 July, that because neit 2008 Page #30  
Todd soon filed a request with the Air Force to obtain copies of his FOIA c 2008 Page #30  
tter. The Executive Officer of the Air Force's Office of the Judge Advocate 2008 Page #30  
stating: "You are advised that the Air Force can neither confirm nor deny t 2008 Page #30  
ptain Henry S. Shields of the U.S. Air Force, details the whole, profound s 2008 Page #30  
     crews of the Imperial Iranian Air Force during late 1976 [ ... ] Until 2008 Page #31  
ght watch for the Imperial Iranian Air Force's Command Post in the Tehran a 2008 Page #31  
d area adjacent to the joint Royal Air Force/USAF military complex at Bentw 2008 Page #31  
most strategically-important Royal Air Force bases in the British Isles hal 2008 Page #32  
 on· sources within both the Royal Air Force and the Ministry of Defense-in 2008 Page #33  
see was the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff; so what I did was to summariz 2008 Page #34  
ment of the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff was a fair one? "Yes and no. I 2008 Page #34  
 we had a clear breach of the U.K. Air Defense Region; and we had two Royal 2008 Page #34  
fense Region; and we had two Royal Air Force bases pretty much being over-f 2008 Page #34  
 Defense Intelligence Agency, U.S. Air Force and National Security Agency,  2008 Page #35  
FO by Bryn Beorse. Search by Civil Air Patrol yields no results. "Helicopte 2008 Page #48  
iles east of Aberdeen and about 20 air miles from the estimated impact area 2008 Page #49  
er sighting at about 2250 hours to air traffic control at Bowerman airfield 2008 Page #49  
o an emergency airfield for McCord Air Force Base. A normal aircraft passin 2008 Page #51  
ven with the blessing of the Civil Air Patrol -Helicopter , Hughes 500 or B 2008 Page #54  
y much at all, you won't be in the air long." As a patrol officer with a ne 2008 Page #54  
 that visibly wouldn't stay in the air that long. It is possible Bill Langf 2008 Page #54  
menon raises important defence and air safety issues. However , some people 2008 Page #66  
 of Milton Torres, a United States Air Force pilot who stated that on 20th  2008 Page #66  
t altogether, as the United States Air Force did when Project Blue Book was 2008 Page #68  
ifficulty reconcilin g Directorate Air Staffs public line that they "weren' 2008 Page #68  
 no references to spacecraft in an air force hangar or alien bodies at a go 2008 Page #68  
ea) saw all kinds of lights in the air. They thought they saw something bei 2008 Page #71  
w something being beamed up in the air, but they weren't sure. They thought 2008 Page #71  
ers AFB In 1942, the British Royal Air Force constructed an air base at But 2008 Page #71  
ish Royal Air Force constructed an air base at Butley, Suffolk County, on t 2008 Page #71  
AF Bentwaters to the United States Air Force. 65                            2008 Page #71  
RAF Woodbridge became a joint U.S. Air Force and Royal Air Force complex. T 2008 Page #72  
e a joint U.S. Air Force and Royal Air Force complex. The two air bases wer 2008 Page #72  
d Royal Air Force complex. The two air bases were home to the 8151 Tactical 2008 Page #72  
g back in 1961 until 1973 -the two air bases were only a few miles west of  2008 Page #72  
mber 28, 1980, that provoked U. S. Air Force Lt. Col. Charles Halt and Airn 2008 Page #74  
, with the dielectric breakdown of air being three million volts per meter. 2008 Page #77  
there was a light that rose in the air above the Rendlesham trees. "All thr 2008 Page #80  
be landed on the forest floor. The air was filled with electricity -like st 2008 Page #81  
urning with Airman Cabansag to the air base, Burroughs and Penniston were t 2008 Page #83  
ansag are ordered to return to the air base. Continuing with another excerp 2008 Page #85  
ea) saw all kinds of lights in the air. They thought they saw something bei 2008 Page #86  
w something being beamed up in the air, but they weren't sure. They thought 2008 Page #86  
osis Excerpt B (describing back at air base near sunrise on December 26, 19 2008 Page #86  
ordered Penniston to report to the Air Force Office of Special Investigatio 2008 Page #90  
 January 13, 1981, report to Royal Air Force Two weeks after Sgt. Jim Penni 2008 Page #93  
3, 1981, on official Department of Air Force Headquarters letterhead to the 2008 Page #93  
adquarters letterhead to the Royal Air Force. The subject is "Unexplained L 2008 Page #93  
round level. ... According to OSI (Air Force Office of Special Investigatio 2008 Page #94  
e body had in fact exploded in the air and therefore could hardly have been 2008 Page #101  
ave crashed at, or exploded in the air high above, Tunguska in 1908 is cert 2008 Page #102  
er by identification. How does the air defense radar operator identify , or 2008 Page #114  
i.Js document ■ Legionna re via TC Air Accident Report ■ CIA archivist via  2008 Page #115  
any . The result was that Hitler's air force was rendered capable of bombin 2008 Page #127  
athan F. Twining, commander of the Air Material Command based at Wright-Pat 2008 Page #132  
ter". This was the day the Roswell Air Base press release regarding the rec 2008 Page #132  
On September 23, 1945, just as the Air Force became a separate service, Twi 2008 Page #132  
tter to chief of staff of the Army Air Force, Brigadier General George Schu 2008 Page #132  
aduate and military man, served as Air Force Chief of Staff and Director of 2008 Page #132  
 UFOs in a major UFO study for the Air Force. ---Dr. Jerome Hunsaker, an ai 2008 Page #133  
 's Top Alert ■ Up a Notch: Loring Air Force Base ■ The Wurtsmi th AFB Enco 2008 Page #160  
er ■ From Bad to Worse ■ Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana ■ Some Unconfirm 2008 Page #160  
ity in U.S. ■ Animal mutilations ■ Air space violations ■ New abduction cas 2008 Page #160  
e beginning, "UFO Sovereignty Over Air Space: A Defense Intelligence Proble 2009 Page #8  
ments follow. UFO SOVEREIGNTY OVER AIR SPACE A DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE PROBLEM 2009 Page #14  
ACE A DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE PROBLEM Air space is that part of space subject  2009 Page #14  
ements from this: (a) That part of air space directly above the territory o 2009 Page #14  
. The object of sovereignty is the air space above its territory, which app 2009 Page #14  
lly up to a height where the word "air" can no longer be used. In other wor 2009 Page #14  
regions of space where there is no air or atmosphere cannot be called air s 2009 Page #14  
air or atmosphere cannot be called air space. It must not be imagined that  2009 Page #14  
 principle of UFO sovereignty over air space has been accepted without nume 2009 Page #14  
ithout numerous failed attempts by air defenses and heated discussions amon 2009 Page #14  
ional security and of utility. The air defense of the United States has a l 2009 Page #14  
as a legitimate right to interdict air navigation which poses a threat to i 2009 Page #14  
to lose the most from violation of air space above its territory. What cons 2009 Page #15  
t have complete sovereignty of our air space and the UFO also derives from  2009 Page #15  
late our established navigation of air space, and not only violate it, but  2009 Page #15  
C project in coordination with the Air Force's current air intelligence and 2009 Page #16  
ation with the Air Force's current air intelligence and space tracking syst 2009 Page #16  
al manner if we are to protect our air space, our people, and our sovereign 2009 Page #16  
 Kennedy issued a directive to the Air Force to accelerate the direct ascen 2009 Page #17  
g system unprepared for last years air space violations of Loring AFB, Main 2009 Page #18  
r nuclear forces to standby alert. Air Force Office of Special Investigatio 2009 Page #18  
PVs was first explored by the U.S. Air Force in the early 1950s. It can als 2009 Page #22  
by Project Blue Book staff and the Air Technical Intelligence Center about  2009 Page #24  
, astronomer and consultant to the Air Force's UFO program and advisor to t 2009 Page #25  
ired to investigate it. Later, the Air Force itself sent in two investigato 2009 Page #29  
sion , however, since the official Air force investigation ended with the p 2009 Page #30  
witnesses. Nevertheless , when the Air Force finally sent its two investiga 2009 Page #31  
long with the two airmen, when the Air Force B25 crashed in Kelso, Washingt 2009 Page #31  
s book, Coming of the Saucers, and Air Force investigator Edward Ruppelt pr 2009 Page #33  
hanged names and some focus on the Air Force personnel who died. By and lar 2009 Page #33  
swald. Oswald served at the Atsugi air base in Japan out of which flew the  2009 Page #34  
ound among a group of declassified Air Force documents and acknowledged as  2009 Page #35  
ty Advisor, Robert Cutler, to U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff, General Nathan 2009 Page #35  
 testing, but I was still with the Air Force and this was the time I was on 2009 Page #48  
a special assignment with the U.S. Air Force, on May 21, 1953, I assisted i 2009 Page #49  
he said, are now stored at a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Road 2009 Page #50  
tary officer and was on duty in an air base control tower when something st 2009 Page #51  
nes again, Bethurum fired into the air one of several flares supposedly giv 2009 Page #54  
ast thirty years in England -Royal Air Force Bentwaters, Royal Air Force Wo 2009 Page #57  
-Royal Air Force Bentwaters, Royal Air Force Woodbridge and green Rendlesha 2009 Page #57  
 the time and had been in the U.S. Air Force since 1973 after graduating fr 2009 Page #62  
 least 14 security personnel and 6 air force policemen were working RAF Woo 2009 Page #62  
king RAF Woodbridge . One of those air force policemen was Airman I st Clas 2009 Page #62  
 any form of government -I mean no air force on Earth. It was beyond our (h 2009 Page #65  
or something. I touched it and the air temperature out there at the time wa 2009 Page #66  
obert Bazley, Commander of the 3rd Air Force at RAF Mildenhall, England. Bu 2009 Page #68  
served as Base Commander at Kunsan Air Base in Korea. Later, he was Directo 2009 Page #68  
y 7, 1963, he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. He was assigned to a school f 2009 Page #68  
AFB in Illinois and became a U. S. Air Force maintenance officer for the ne 2009 Page #68  
retired from his professional U.S. Air Force career in 1991. Today, he is t 2009 Page #69  
THE OBJECT THAT IS STILL UP IN THE AIR AND WHERE IT STRIKES THE GROUND , TH 2009 Page #70  
I :i.·~",:-'''m1 l ;:.-,;\· ~-. US Air Force (USAF) Lockheed C-130 Hercules 2009 Page #72  
argo aircraft assigned to Ramstein Air Base (AB), Reinland-Pfalz, Germany,  2009 Page #72  
C) or "bone yard" at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (AFB), Arizona. Photograp 2009 Page #72  
ral Robert Bazley, Command er, 3rd Air Force, Mildenhall, England, Dec. 198 2009 Page #73  
Robert W. Bazley is a retired U.S. Air Force four star general who served a 2009 Page #73  
ved as Commander in Chief, Pacific Air Forces (CINCPA CAF), from 1984 to 19 2009 Page #73  
6. Before then, he took command of Air Force Inspection and Safety Center,  2009 Page #73  
rned to England as Commander , 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mil 2009 Page #73  
Commander , 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenhall in Suffolk  2009 Page #73  
gland. Bazley returned to Ramstein Air Base, Germany , in July 1981, as Vic 2009 Page #73  
 as Vice Commander-in-Chief of U.S.Air Forces in Europe. In 1983, he became 2009 Page #73  
came Inspector General of the U.S. Air Force at Air Force headquarters , re 2009 Page #73  
r General of the U.S. Air Force at Air Force headquarters , responsibl e to 2009 Page #73  
sponsibl e to the Secretary of the Air Force and the Chief of Staff for USA 2009 Page #73  
ams. He assumed command of Pacific Air Forces at Hickam Air Force Base, Haw 2009 Page #73  
nd of Pacific Air Forces at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, in September 198 2009 Page #73  
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 Bazley, then Commander of the 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mil 2009 Page #74  
nder of the 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenhall , England.  2009 Page #74  
as the responsibility of the U. S. Air Force. Col. Halt told me that after  2009 Page #74  
1960, and joined the United States Air Force right after high school gradua 2009 Page #77  
uring that time, John worked as an Air Force police officer and says nothin 2009 Page #77  
that I spent 26 years in the U. S. Air Force and what happened over those t 2009 Page #78  
tactical fighting wing in the U.S. Air Force. We were a front line NATO bas 2009 Page #78  
13, 1981, report. However, a U. S. Air Force security man who was there det 2009 Page #80  
gh school, he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force on July l 0, 1980. He first we 2009 Page #81  
h in Roswell approached , the U.S. Air Force responded to the increased pub 2009 Page #87  
oons and Dummies story on CNN. The Air Force media campaign to discredit th 2009 Page #87  
t IO years she worked for the Army Air Corps, which became the United State 2009 Page #87  
ps, which became the United States Air Force in 1947. Along the way Wright  2009 Page #87  
ight Field became Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and although her employm 2009 Page #87  
rking at Wright Field for the Army Air Corps, I glimpsed how our military s 2009 Page #88  
ed about UFO's at Wright Patterson Air Force Base to UFO researcher Kevin R 2009 Page #89  
er of commendation from the Wright Air Development Center congratulating he 2009 Page #89  
 of employment at Wright Patterson Air Force Base that she heard discussion 2009 Page #90  
ng communjcations from Walker Army Air Field in Roswell from 1947 as well!  2009 Page #91  
d in 1951, LASL advocated that the Air Force conduct drop tests using a dro 2009 Page #92  
e tears of pride; her work for the Air Force was a major achievement in her 2009 Page #93  
if liif:)'re friend/'! .. 114 v.s. AIR FORCE OFFTC14l AIRCRAFT WENTIFICATIO 2009 Page #120  
the intelligence units of the U.S. Air Force and the Central Intelligence A 2009 Page #154  
per hour June 20, 1947 -P80 breaks air speed record at 623MPH But the headl 2009 Page #156  
 we) I known stopping power of the air for waves that are shorter than ligh 2009 Page #159  
tance . The defense ministry , the air ministry, the war office, the admira 2009 Page #159  
y war of the future by an American Air Force commander. General George C. K 2009 Page #162  
e C. Kenney, head of the Strategic Air Force, cited the dog whistle as an e 2009 Page #162  
e • 1M: l r ••• pro,teo'h .... two Air Pr'ior1'7, !£\TS, 1e hnreby authorlz 2009 Page #174  
' face P1•oject. 2. tln.o'"' ri.,o Air ?rioritl, NA'rs, ia hereb] authorize 2009 Page #175  
an scientist/engineer. New Zealand Air Group Commander, work force of New Z 2009 Page #176  
rogram of the United States. Joint Air ForceNavy Air Intelligenc e report 1 2009 Page #177  
United States. Joint Air ForceNavy Air Intelligenc e report 100-203-79, Ana 2009 Page #177  
isks, dated July 25, 1947 from HQ, Air Defense Command , Mitchel Field to t 2009 Page #178  
ld to the Commanding General, Army Air Forces concluded that: (a) This "fly 2009 Page #178  
nant Colonel (K.C. Garrett) of the Air Forces Intelligence, expressed the p 2009 Page #178  
who is a scientist attached to the Air Forces Intelligence, was of the same 2009 Page #178  
exerted tremendous pressure on the Air Forces Intelligence to conduct resea 2009 Page #178  
 about. It is intriguing that both Air Force Intelligence and Air Defense C 2009 Page #178  
at both Air Force Intelligence and Air Defense Command personnel were puzzl 2009 Page #178  
Bureau, at the request of the Army Air Forces Intelligence, has agreed to c 2009 Page #178  
nvestigations of flying discs. The Air Force have confidentially advised th 2009 Page #178  
d to the earth in an arc. The Anny Air Forces Intelligence has also indicat 2009 Page #179  
eth Arnold was interviewed by Anny Air Forces Counter-Intelligence Corps (C 2009 Page #179  
t'!lCd to .. TC• I b~-on AJnerlcnn Air J"orc;;.e. com-pons ol tulure "'lilr 2009 Page #182  
 True' 1· I !tHurc hv 11n ,\mcnrnn air force; -r,i· ,.n..,._. 1 14 _;;r Th  2009 Page #183  
f)icturt ,ound di..-hioni paths of air m1u.sr,1 accunndy :!.!!rl1 o! the P~ 2009 Page #183  

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aft lower portion of the disc. The air- 93                                  2007 Page #99  

Word: "air-borne", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

so concerned with the detection of air-borne release of radiation over the  2004 Page #81  
gram, mid-air collision, body-bag, air-borne release, south-westernly (sic) 2006 Page #105  

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TAFF" (Fighter Long-range Tactical Air-command Future Forces) see illustrat 2007 Page #99  

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into the building. This was before air-conditioning was installed and with  2005 Page #42  
into the building. This was before air-conditioning was installed and with  2009 Page #50  

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 no visual cues. Also, the unusual air-data system on the F-117A does not f 2006 Page #82  

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ion #5) had a crew of one, with an air-intake on both sides of the pilot's  2007 Page #99  

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raft. The large craft employed two air-intakes on both sides of the crew co 2007 Page #106  

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ree- dimensional body, Indo-China, air-sea rescue, Wright-Patterson AFB, ne 2006 Page #105  

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f the Bolivian Air Force told DATT/AIRA this date that planes from the BAF  2004 Page #9  
y drew a blank. Additionally, DATT/AIRA talked this date with the Commander 2004 Page #9  
f the Bolivian Air Force told DATT/AIRA this date that planes from the BAF  2007 Page #142  
y drew a blank. Additionally, DATT/AIRA talked this date with the Commander 2007 Page #142  

Word: "airborn", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e extraordinary recovery of fallen airborn (misspelled in document) objects 2004 Page #79  

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ce Varying view angles yield shape Airborne radar would have no problem No  2003 Page #186  
e extraordinary recovery of fallen airborne objects in the atato of New Mex 2003 Page #232  
. The danger lies in the spread of airborne and bloodborne outbreaks of dis 2004 Page #80  
cClellan AFB has conducted several airborne monitor flights over crash Site 2004 Page #81  
the early days, our helicopter and airborne shipping capability were signif 2004 Page #127  
ts of flight characteristics using airborne and space borne and earth based 2006 Page #9  
. The danger lies in the spread of airborne and bloodborne outbreaks of dis 2006 Page #105  
 there a high probability that the airborne object would have crashed into  2006 Page #191  
sperately trying to keep the craft airborne long enough to clear Miaroj so  2007 Page #109  
urbs reporting a series of strange airborne objects [ ... ] Unable to convi 2008 Page #31  
rated of the NIE prior to the 1962 airborne detection incident and the Cuba 2009 Page #18  
orts "might be in the nature of an airborne missile such as the German rock 2009 Page #159  
 in an article: "New Weapon May Be Airborne" Miller said Leech, in both aer 2009 Page #160  
speculation that the weapon may be airborne. Project Seal Report: Greatly e 2009 Page #168  
orts "might be in the nature of an airborne missile such as the German rock 2009 Page #171  
par with the Atomic bomb, possibly airborne and outside the reaches of Sovi 2009 Page #176  
ted States was in possession of an airborne weapon that rivaled the Atomic  2009 Page #177  
               ~New Weapon 1MayBe ,Airborne SYDI-,EY, Aust:-nil:., June ~4  2009 Page #183  

Word: "airbrushed", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

wandered into where they regularly airbrushed out images of UFOs from high  2007 Page #85  

Word: "aircra", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 on unconventional technologies 1n aircra rumored to be under development a 2009 Page #151  

Word: "aircraft", 390 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tuation. It was not a conventional aircraft, as we know it. He described it 2003 Page #23  
nnot be identified as conventional aircraft" “mystery airplanes are In fact 2003 Page #26  
ce, even that of German rocket and aircraft development." White Hot page 00 2003 Page #28  
resent, intrusions of unidentified aircraft have occasionally been document 2003 Page #28  
l agencies appears to rule out any aircraft, or missile explosions. The FAA 2003 Page #53  
n the ground, as well as pilots of aircraft, observed the brilliant firebal 2003 Page #58  
ly thought to be a possible downed aircraft. The search teams spread out, a 2003 Page #60  
ject. These have included a downed aircraft, a meteorite, a missile, a proj 2003 Page #65  
al Conference In 1994 a classified aircraft crashed on the runway at Boscom 2003 Page #78  
 Center in Wiltshire, England. The aircraft was recovered undercover of the 2003 Page #78  
n hand at Boscombe Down to recover aircraft that crashed as a result of clo 2003 Page #78  
amination of Unidentified Disclike Aircraft near Military Installation in t 2003 Page #87  
ard to scramble three P-51 fighter aircraft to investigate. Wing Flight Lea 2003 Page #88  
ings of experimental or classified aircraft. The CIA and USAF spent many ye 2003 Page #141  
g all the latest finds from Soviet aircraft to alien spacecraft. • File con 2003 Page #160  
l ■ Extraterrestrial Technology: c Aircraft not manufactured by any terrest 2003 Page #174  
es, weather balloons, and military aircraft...all acceptable; also toxic sp 2003 Page #175  
act, operational or semi-intact ET aircraft 2 Intact device, mechanical or  2003 Page #175  
ria • General: find the stimulus • Aircraft? a Balloons? » Meteor? « Stars  2003 Page #177  
eteors cweather balloons omilitary aircraft otoxic spills Deceptive stateme 2003 Page #182  
ents are using ground-based radar. Aircraft had radar, too, and could have  2003 Page #184  
 used for analyzing captured enemy aircraft: cover contracts, classified re 2003 Page #185  
:, I^M», tracked two unidsntifisd. aircraft unij.1 both dropped off radar.  2003 Page #232  
 the finds as not belonging to any aircraft, rocket, weapons, or balloon te 2003 Page #232  
and 20 degrees to the right of the aircraft and passed by the aircraft's ri 2004 Page #5  
sappearing towards the rear of the aircraft in a downward arc. 2. The Bubbl 2004 Page #5  
k place and that he was aboard the aircraft. "No comment" was the reply tha 2004 Page #10  
aid that the next evening a silent aircraft that had three lights was flyin 2004 Page #11  
es originate? What was the "silent aircraft" that flew over the crash site  2004 Page #11  
ransported to the United States by aircraft. This case is significant in th 2004 Page #16  
ho was highly knowledgeable of the aircraft industry and, like most people  2004 Page #27  
time he entertained the idea of an aircraft accident near the Harbor. He gr 2004 Page #36  
 Halifax and inquire about missing aircraft and bring them up to date, then 2004 Page #38  
Werbicki that RCC did not have any aircraft listed as missing; however they 2004 Page #38  
ing American military and civilian aircraft. They were also contacting a Co 2004 Page #38  
from the fuel tanks of a submerged aircraft, or barring that perhaps from t 2004 Page #40  
request for a search for a missing aircraft had been carried out and that a 2004 Page #40  
ch had been done and there were no aircraft missing from Labrador to Cape H 2004 Page #40  
the RCC in Halifax stating that no aircraft or vessels 37                   2004 Page #40  
formed him that he was there as an aircraft identification expert and expla 2004 Page #44  
is job in the RCAF was to identify aircraft that crashed in a remote area o 2004 Page #44  
s. G. I would like to rent a light aircraft and have a look around from an  2004 Page #53  
Crash Retrieval Conference fighter aircraft which was so loud the noise cou 2004 Page #55  
dar stations were part of the U.S. Aircraft Control and Warning (AC&W) syst 2004 Page #71  
 sites became part of the American Aircraft Control and Warning system know 2004 Page #71  
 map of the LASHUP program and its Aircraft Control and Warning radar stati 2004 Page #71  
t retrieved from crashed non-human aircraft and back-engineered. One of tho 2004 Page #78  
entot would learn about one of our aircraft. One must go to kindergarten be 2004 Page #95  
cts flying perilously close to his aircraft. As Stringfield himself noted:  2004 Page #108  
ially, the radar data show another aircraft, the Navy was present within 6  2004 Page #130  
he recovery stated, "The recovered aircraft 127                             2004 Page #130  
at it clearly was not a commercial aircraft that hit the Pentagon, and that 2004 Page #131  
hat hit the Pentagon, and that the aircraft that hit the North Tower had an 2004 Page #131  
FICALLY ~ MENTIONED ■ IBM ■ Hughes Aircraft ■ Bell Labs and ■ Dow Corning . 2005 Page #6  
moon and mars ■ Causin9 crashes of aircraft and casualties among our milita 2005 Page #9  
 structures , and the designing of aircraft landing gear. Fritz worked his  2005 Page #41  
ief of alighting devices withm the aircraft laboratory , \'\ right Air Deve 2005 Page #41  
ical engineer on testing Air Force aircraft engines. He is also known to ha 2005 Page #41  
es , making models of World War II aircraft and admitted that he had a curi 2005 Page #44  
Crash Retrieval Conference Sampler aircraft, QF 80, remote-controlled and c 2005 Page #50  
fects on both living organisms and aircraft. Soldiers connect fuel hose at  2005 Page #50  
rnia, in the 1980s. 1 know what an aircraft debris field looks like. This w 2005 Page #67  
 field looks like. This was not an aircraft. \Xlhatever it was, was very la 2005 Page #67  
B-2 or other conventional-types of aircraft. At least two of these were ver 2005 Page #82  
 two of these were very high speed aircraft being reported since at least 1 2005 Page #82  
production sites for very advanced aircraft), sightings of silent triangula 2005 Page #82  
t), sightings of silent triangular aircraft began to be reported. These tri 2005 Page #82  
s" that are nor used by any actual aircraft, with cliamond shape openings t 2005 Page #83  
nce. They saw many highly advanced aircraft, inclucling one of the B-2 prot 2005 Page #83  
and with.in two hours an Air Force aircraft was seen circling the area. Mor 2005 Page #100  
 a time when the sinking of a U.S. aircraft carrier off Formosa or the enth 2005 Page #102  
not be identified as convention al aircraft. This Headquarters has come co  2005 Page #122  
l duties (inclurung command of the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise), :J\t1i 2005 Page #130  
y in a position to have dealt with aircraft encountering UFOs, handl.ing of 2005 Page #130  
retrie\ al of downed satellites or aircraft, but sometimes involved UFOs. S 2005 Page #143  
hnology. Some of our most advanced aircraft, including the F-117 A stealth  2005 Page #161  
rines and aboard the USS Oriskm!)' aircraft carrier in 1958 during the earl 2005 Page #164  
am and tl1at was stowed aboard the aircraft carrier. According to Charlie,  2005 Page #164  
cluded that the UFOs were advanced aircraft or spacecraft , which used non- 2005 Page #166  
ruction. Two of our famous stealth aircraft, the B-2 and the F-117, were bo 2005 Page #167  
se has been the home of classified aircraft projects since 1955. Engineers, 2005 Page #167  
n corporations such as IBM, Hughes Aircraft, Bell Labs, and Dmv Corning -wi 2005 Page #167  
ls that control machinery, Stealth aircraft technology, and Star Wars parti 2005 Page #168  
ical engineer on resting Air Force aircraft engines. Dr. Eric Wang who was  2005 Page #168  
ght-resting of exotic experimental aircraft. For the next 30 years, he work 2005 Page #169  
s: on flight simulators for exotic aircraft -and on acmal flying discs. 167 2005 Page #169  
 was during the 1950s that various aircraft companies started research proj 2005 Page #170  
 -the Glenn L. Martin Compan), BeU Aircraft, General Electric, and Sperry-R 2005 Page #172  
the Glen L. Martin Company and BeU Aircraft, as well as others. Even the la 2005 Page #172  
erospace, General Electric, Hughes Aircraft, Boeing, Douglas and others. Th 2005 Page #173  
ret showing of our own antigravity aircraft at Norton AFB on November 12, 1 2005 Page #173  
n for the investigation of crashed aircraft (or UFOs). A flying saucer was  2005 Page #174  
o fly both single and multi-engine aircraft, but this aerospace craft was u 2005 Page #174  
" is recognized as one of the best aircraft engineers in the world and led  2005 Page #175  
he UFOs zapped attacking Earthling aircraft. Tim Good in his new book "Need 2006 Page #5  
on properties. Titanium is used in aircraft like the SR-71 because of its h 2006 Page #7  
 number of military reconnaissance aircraft probing Russia, North Korea, an 2006 Page #8  
ht them to earth just as our large aircraft carriers carry 75 or so small a 2006 Page #10  
ty Board to determine the cause of aircraft crashes, we often find, after m 2006 Page #11  
rfield: commander scrambles SU- 22 aircraft to intercept. Pilot fires at cl 2006 Page #28  
rambled, vehicle again out-run the aircraft. "Origin remains unknown. - Dis 2006 Page #28  
ay after radar detected an unknown aircraft in area airspace. But they scof 2006 Page #28  
 Radar detected a low. slow-flying aircraft about I am yesterday. according 2006 Page #28  
too fast AND too slow for standard aircraft. - Major P Lambrechts of the Be 2006 Page #30  
ott' 'Muftiple Sightings of Secret Aircraft Hint at New Propulsion, Airfram 2006 Page #30  
nd night-time sightings of strange aircraft over the southwestern desert •  2006 Page #30  
Ogle- a "triangular -shaped, quiet aircraft ' Another a 'sigh speed aircraf 2006 Page #30  
t aircraft ' Another a 'sigh speed aircraft characterized by a very deep nu 2006 Page #30  
ng Mar A third is a -high attitude aircraft that crosses the night sky at e 2006 Page #30  
ying at speeds far exceeding other aircraft in the area ' The Nellis UFO —  2006 Page #30  
 that the wreckage of two battered aircraft found in a Maryland barn 'are p 2006 Page #45  
f tools available to help identify aircraft/spacecraft/weapon debris. These 2006 Page #72  
f numerous exotic and experimental aircraft, especially those tested at Edw 2006 Page #72  
ccidents involving then-classified aircraft. In each case I present a brief 2006 Page #72  
e I present a brief history of the aircraft, describe the events surroundin 2006 Page #72  
aled to the public. Until then the aircraft was unknown outside of a tight  2006 Page #73  
king several attempts to right the aircraft, Collins realized it was unreco 2006 Page #74  
mediate and dramatic. A Top Secret aircraft had apparently crashed on publi 2006 Page #74  
pulation center. A fleet of search aircraft was dispatched from Area 51 whi 2006 Page #74  
he pilot was described as a Hughes Aircraft Company employee who was testin 2006 Page #75  
e Pentagon denied knowledge of the aircraft and even the accident. In spite 2006 Page #75  
one, launched from an OXCART -type aircraft, would be smaller and faster th 2006 Page #77  
dling characteristics of the mated aircraft and study the drone's low-speed 2006 Page #78  
SENIOR TREND, was the first combat aircraft designed to be virtually invisi 2006 Page #81  
4450th Tactical Group) at TTR. The aircraft spent its career engaged in ope 2006 Page #81  
e in the pre-dawn hours. Mulhare's aircraft was not operating in low observ 2006 Page #81  
r traffic controllers to track the aircraft. After executing a turn over th 2006 Page #81  
ss of the Greenhorn Mountains. His aircraft soon entered a steep dive and 7 2006 Page #81  
 to eject, and was killed when the aircraft disintegrated. Investigators la 2006 Page #82  
roperly above Mach 1. If Mulhare's aircraft exceeded the speed of sound dur 2006 Page #82  
ned surrounding hillsides but "the aircraft fire had effectively self- exti 2006 Page #82  
en refused to identify the type of aircraft involved in the accident. This  2006 Page #83  
ing out of Tonopah were A-7 attack aircraft. At Nellis Air Force Base, pers 2006 Page #83  
 on the flag and displayed a large aircraft component (seven inches across  2006 Page #83  
tance. The F- 117A, unlike earlier aircraft, was assembled with Torx fasten 2006 Page #85  
turer's inspection stamps for both aircraft are entirely different, as well 2006 Page #85  
ted States. Many of them represent aircraft and weapons that incorporated w 2006 Page #86  
und at crash sites of unclassified aircraft. KEDLOCK (Article 1003) Some ye 2006 Page #86  
etermined that there were only two aircraft accidents at Edwards in the sum 2006 Page #87  
tion stamps clearly identified the aircraft as a YF-12A. The lack of compos 2006 Page #88  
imental (but entirely terrestrial) aircraft. In my opinion, the Boron incid 2006 Page #88  
had nearly clipped the wing of his aircraft." "The Charleston Gazette" also 2006 Page #94  
unimaginable United States fighter aircraft accidents, unusual mishaps, and 2006 Page #100  
ss incidents, cylindrical - shaped aircraft, right-angle course (this hyphe 2006 Page #105  
 at Valley, Anglesey, who flew two aircraft to conduct a detailed photograp 2006 Page #120  
unting' but unless the hunters use aircraft searchlights and kill their pre 2006 Page #121  
oticed a great deal of "ground and aircraft activity" in the area. Extraord 2006 Page #122  
years in the Royal Air Force as an aircraft engineer," explains Bob. "I had 2006 Page #126  
her about it just recently: 'I saw aircraft and heard aircraft shot down du 2006 Page #127  
ecently: 'I saw aircraft and heard aircraft shot down during the Blitz and  2006 Page #127  
uring the Blitz and it was like an aircraft coming down, but the sound was  2006 Page #127  
ng you could imagine to do with an aircraft.' "They didn't know what it was 2006 Page #127  
n: an unscheduled C141 transporter aircraft arrived at Woodbridge just hour 2006 Page #132  
ial individuals" departed from the aircraft, headed straight out of Woodbri 2006 Page #132  
oted, too, that the C141 is a huge aircraft, fully equipped to carry freigh 2006 Page #132  
onauts with their HH-53 and HC-130 aircraft. In early 1988, the 67th ARRS w 2006 Page #132  
 traffic indicated that a civilian aircraft had gone down in that area. But 2006 Page #134  
 But it was clear that the missing aircraft had departed El Paso Internatio 2006 Page #134  
nel. "Satellite and reconnaissance aircraft overflight [sic] that day indic 2006 Page #134  
 the crashed disk and the civilian aircraft had been removed from the crash 2006 Page #134  
oice, either to allow this unknown aircraft to stay in the hands of the Mex 2006 Page #134  
ered. "The photos returned by that aircraft showed all trucks and jeeps sto 2006 Page #135  
by the collision with the civilian aircraft. That collision occurred while  2006 Page #136  
ignoring the speed of the civilian aircraft, the impact would have been con 2006 Page #136  
th the description of the civilian aircraft as being 'almost totally destro 2006 Page #136  
h site were pieces of the civilian aircraft. The second damage may have res 2006 Page #136  
e of the occupants of the civilian aircraft. It is not known if any body or 2006 Page #136  
 destruction of the civilian light aircraft in mid-air, bodies may well not 2006 Page #136  
 documents concerning the civilian aircraft crash, probably because it did  2006 Page #136  
 because it did not involve a U.S. aircraft nor did it occur over U.S. airs 2006 Page #136  
 or near combat zones. "3. Missing aircraft, pilots and crew, are of specia 2006 Page #141  
 destroy entire squadrons of enemy aircraft. 1967 diagram provided by Bill. 2006 Page #142  
ets, including jet and rotary wing aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, and  2006 Page #143  
nds — there is only one way for an aircraft to do that (disappear). You hav 2006 Page #146  
No, it was X, Y, 0. X was military aircraft. Y were commercial aircraft. An 2006 Page #152  
litary aircraft. Y were commercial aircraft. And 0 would be private aircraf 2006 Page #152  
l aircraft. And 0 would be private aircraft. When something would come over 2006 Page #152  
he information for that particular aircraft, then it would print 'Unknown.' 2006 Page #153  
 on the scene. They had government aircraft flying all over the place. Ther 2006 Page #155  
. This is another rendition at the aircraft hangar. Pretty much, this is re 2006 Page #158  
shoes and this is the front of the aircraft hangar, the opening here. What  2006 Page #158  
icked up a flight of several dozen aircraft approaching our east coast. Thg 2006 Page #164  
ot reported any troop movements or aircraft activity that would suggest the 2006 Page #164  
 6, a large group of "unidentified aircraft" was suddenly detected approach 2006 Page #166  
f unidentified objects, presumably aircraft, headed southeast on a course t 2006 Page #167  
f "unidentified objects, presumab# aircraft" which were headed "southeast'  2006 Page #167  
lready knew about the unidentified aircraft and wanted Acheson to inform th 2006 Page #167  
over Alaska. The fact that fighter aircraft were scrambled indicates that t 2006 Page #168  
 were alerted that an unidentified aircraft had been detected off the coast 2006 Page #169  
 Air Force stated that interceptor aircraft had been dispatched, and that t 2006 Page #169  
hereafter as a North American C-47 aircraft which was approaching the conti 2006 Page #169  
ine. It says nothing about unknown aircraft over Alaska. Detection of plane 2006 Page #169  
atmospheric effects? A single C-47 aircraft? Or something else? Not until 1 2006 Page #169  
030 hours a number of unidentified aircraft were approaching the northeast  2006 Page #170  
there was no reason to believe the aircraft were friendly. 2. This informat 2006 Page #170  
s determined that approximately 40 aircraft were in flight, at 32,000 feet, 2006 Page #170  
gy had developed to the point that aircraft detections at 150 miles were co 2006 Page #170  
S, radar sets capable of detecting aircraft at 150 mile range at 20,000 ft  2006 Page #170  
c control of military and civilian aircraft. Of course, there were also sea 2006 Page #170  
t" but often "had success tracking aircraft as far as 210 miles away." By c 2006 Page #171  
limit for long range Soviet bomber aircraft in 1950, but was easily attaine 2006 Page #171  
but was easily attained by fighter aircraft. A more probable speed calculat 2006 Page #171  
adar had a capability of detecting aircraft at altitudes up 168             2006 Page #171  
. At closer ranges it could detect aircraft at higher altitudes. Assuming t 2006 Page #172  
mined that there were 40 objects ("aircraft") flying at a rather high altit 2006 Page #172  
that the air force bases scrambled aircraft to intercept and identify the i 2006 Page #172  
ble targets or objects, presumably aircraft, and not accidents of the radar 2006 Page #172  
here was "no reason to believe the aircraft were friendly" means that the C 2006 Page #172  
tors were not able to identify the aircraft from a known flight plan, nor w 2006 Page #172  
 they able to communicate with the aircraft by radio. Had the aircraft been 2006 Page #172  
ith the aircraft by radio. Had the aircraft been a single C-47, as claimed  2006 Page #172  
n? Didn't they track the "friendly aircraft" until they were positive? Are  2006 Page #173  
 Continental Air Command scrambled aircraft and put the USA into a state of 2006 Page #173  
't able to positively identify the aircraft? One would expect, if there had 2006 Page #173  
had been upwards of forty friendly aircraft coming from the north toward th 2006 Page #173  
ight plan. At the very least these aircraft would have acknowledged the att 2006 Page #173  
ers of the Continental Air Command aircraft to prevent needless scrambling  2006 Page #173  
 to prevent needless scrambling of aircraft. If these intruders were group  2006 Page #173  
e intruders were group of friendly aircraft why did Undersecretary of Defen 2006 Page #173  
 the Mexico border. We got a light aircraft me and my copilot, and we went  2006 Page #176  
ending upon the speed of the small aircraft and the exact location along th 2006 Page #177  
t Myers, Florida at 5 PM (a former aircraft purchasing agent and four boys, 2006 Page #179  
first object was identified as an "aircraft" by Project Blue Book; the seco 2006 Page #179  
approximately forty" high- flying "aircraft" for making this mystery possib 2006 Page #179  
re is no communication between the aircraft above and the fishing vessel be 2006 Page #187  
g. Further, no missing or disabled aircraft were reported or spotted in the 2006 Page #189  
t of the crash of any conventional aircraft. Militag (NAS Whidbg Island) an 2006 Page #189  
ce operator #2 of Lacey 17, RB-47H aircraft, intercepted at approximately M 2006 Page #200  
mmand o Solo psychological warfare aircraft. It reportedJ y has the ability 2007 Page #28  
ity. Most of the U.S. black budget aircraft projects. . Well known for si;l 2007 Page #56  
ll known for si;lhtings of strange aircraft and UFOs. I .-,., :..!~~~J{ "'  2007 Page #56  
oducts for commercial and military aircraft. ln their version of things, UF 2007 Page #61  
behind U.S. built flying wing disc aircraft) By Jack D. Pickett and Michael 2007 Page #93  
hat these historically significant aircraft looked like. Since the actual a 2007 Page #94  
raft looked like. Since the actual aircraft and official USAF photos are st 2007 Page #94  
unusual hjstorical special purpose aircraft. A very strict scientific appro 2007 Page #94  
se for U.S. built flying wing ruse aircraft (aka flying saucers) begins wit 2007 Page #94  
intage, Historical or Experimental aircraft. 88 I                           2007 Page #94  
learned that some experimental jet aircraft were being stored at the base s 2007 Page #95  
ustration 3 & 4). These particular aircraft had already been decommissioned 2007 Page #95  
rold drove together to where these aircraft were being parked. Upon arrivin 2007 Page #95  
ck first saw the most aweinspiring aircraft ever built. Jack's initial thou 2007 Page #95  
ck char he was not sure what these aircraft were for, but thought they migh 2007 Page #95  
 they might be some sort of "test" aircraft. The General's OfGce suggested  2007 Page #95  
ot want to release photos of these aircraft with flat tires and at lease on 2007 Page #95  
would not rake long to bring these aircraft back up to "fl~ing status". Jac 2007 Page #95  
cial U.S.A.F. photographs of these aircraft in formation flight, on the tar 2007 Page #95  
of motion picture footage of these aircraft in flight (see a erial photos/i 2007 Page #95  
important to note, that these four aircraft are NOT to be confused with the 2007 Page #95  
 g the outward appearance of these aircraft, all a\·iation researchers and  2007 Page #99  
eir pre-conceived ideas of what an aircraft should look like. \Xfhen Jack f 2007 Page #99  
 the official USAF photos of these aircraft, he was amazed, and immediately 2007 Page #99  
g how large, and how many of these aircraft were built. Jack also inquired  2007 Page #99  
titude and cruise speed) for these aircraft. Some of the in-flight photos c 2007 Page #99  
derstreak (swept-wing) interceptor aircraft (illustration # 11, 14-17). A f 2007 Page #99  
86 Saber and F-100 Super Saber jet aircraft. Some of the photos that Jack w 2007 Page #99  
os that Jack was shown included 50 aircraft flying in formation . Author's  2007 Page #99  
rrier or Douglas A-7 Skyhawk. This aircraft also employed control surfaces  2007 Page #100  
. Jack also recalled that all four aircraft had a small black "non-sEp" wal 2007 Page #100  
aluminum silver in color, with the aircraft skin seams and rivets clearly v 2007 Page #100  
ly visible. Jack recalJed that the aircraft "skin" was in good condition, a 2007 Page #100  
the smalJer discs. Amazingly, each aircraft was so exceedingly streamlined  2007 Page #100  
ycle landing gear. The size of the aircraft, determined how many wheels on  2007 Page #100  
er in charge) of MacDill, alJ four aircraft had been flown in, and then imm 2007 Page #100  
Jack to walk under and around this aircraft, but was soon told to come out  2007 Page #105  
as partially coUapsed, causing the aircraft to lean to the left. Each main  2007 Page #105  
wheels than I had ever seen on any aircraft before". The fact that this lar 2007 Page #105  
 before". The fact that this large aircraft utilized multiple nose wheels o 2007 Page #105  
e nose of a Curtiss C-46 transport aircraft. The large craft employed two a 2007 Page #106  
nd away from the centerline of the aircraft. The nose gear retracted to the 2007 Page #107  
 that the primary mjssion for this aircraft may have been that of a long ra 2007 Page #107  
.I.C. also informed Jack that crus aircraft had "nuclear capabilities" . Ja 2007 Page #107  
ilities" . Jack was told that this aircraft regularly over-flew Russia afte 2007 Page #107  
long range bombers, escort fighter aircraft, refueling aircraft, support cr 2007 Page #107  
escort fighter aircraft, refueling aircraft, support crews, and air bases.  2007 Page #107  
f manufacturing additional support aircraft, when you had an aircraft that  2007 Page #107  
 support aircraft, when you had an aircraft that could "do it all"? Of cour 2007 Page #107  
rin g ordinary run-of-mill support aircraft. This specific point was brough 2007 Page #108  
 things happen. (]llustration #27) AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE: \Xfben Jack asked  2007 Page #108  
t, or who specifically built these aircraft. Jack also inquired why they ha 2007 Page #108  
 the specific performance of these aircraft, Jack was told directly by the  2007 Page #108  
him that he could state that these aircraft could "exceed mach 1 ", a very  2007 Page #108  
al possibility that these jet djsc aircraft employed a seconda1y propulsi o 2007 Page #109  
 (Nuclear Energy for Propulsion of Aircraft) program. Jack inquired how the 2007 Page #109  
ts). Jack was al o told that these aircraft were more secret than the "i\Ia 2007 Page #109  
al hjgh speed, horizontal rake-off aircraft. Only "harrier type" or VTOL ai 2007 Page #109  
craft. Only "harrier type" or VTOL aircraft would be ideally swred for oper 2007 Page #109  
 told Jack "Yes, l know about that aircraft". This was now the making of th 2007 Page #110  
Force 111011/d 11ever ad111it that aircraft ever existed, 11eve/' (referrin 2007 Page #110  
existed, 11eve/' (referring to the aircraft that cook off from Avon Park, a 2007 Page #110  
that "Noborfy ,viii ever see these aircraft again, 1111ti/ thty1 1-e-appear 2007 Page #110  
 for Ultra Top Secret Experimental aircraft. (Avro Silverbug Illustration)  2007 Page #110  
disputed leader in hjghly advanced aircraft technology. The Me-262 jet inte 2007 Page #111  
ngs, and the Me-163 rocket powered aircraft were decades ahead of allied de 2007 Page #111  
work for John C. Frost of the Avro Aircraft Company (a subsidiary of Hawker 2007 Page #111  
rio Canada. Mr. Frost was a gifted aircraft designer from England, who head 2007 Page #111  
r studies" on these highly unusual aircraft. The only problem facing Mr. Fr 2007 Page #111  
erformance specifications of these aircraft, and visited the Avro Canada pl 2007 Page #111  
ed construction of the disc shaped aircraft he had originally built in Germ 2007 Page #111  
many in 1944. These were the exact aircraft reported as "flying Saucers" in 2007 Page #111  
-- ----------, --A VRO CANADA VTOL AIRCRAFT 01.:SIG:i\S 1/.---~ \ ROTOR · c 2007 Page #112  
I WINGLETS 2CREW A YRO CANADA VTOL AIRCRAFT DESIGJ\S ltOTORS: COI\TROL TYPE 2007 Page #113  
lt into the runway to allow larger aircraft with heavy cargo loads to take  2007 Page #114  
the designs of British and Russian aircraft carriers. The U.S. constructed  2007 Page #114  
ght time in 119 different types of aircraft. In September of 1978, \X'arren 2007 Page #114  
ated. It's here that various older aircraft are processed, and made ready f 2007 Page #114  
s "Monster" (his exact word) of an aircraft. In fact, after seeing the ilJu 2007 Page #115  
/arren declared: "chat's the exact aircraft I saw at \,'( right Patterson A 2007 Page #115  
ar. He went on to describe how the aircraft was cowed into the hangar. At f 2007 Page #115  
use of a special wheeled ramp, the aircraft is rolled inside (see illusu-at 2007 Page #115  
 and came upon these USAF jet disc aircraft. In rus words, he "thought it w 2007 Page #115  
t he indeed was familiar with this aircraft, and in his words, he would: "n 2007 Page #115  
orce weapon, and that it was these aircraft that were responsible for all o 2007 Page #115  
otage pertaining to these specific aircraft. Any potential threat to Nation 2007 Page #120  
opulsion systems employed on these aircraft. Indeed, we can no longer as a  2007 Page #120  
e period? Joe: J use the amount of aircraft coming in and out. \Y/e did hav 2007 Page #125  
d aU of a sudden we heard a lot of aircraft and stuff coming out of that sm 2007 Page #125  
soon as the military showed up the aircraft,, as there, right around the sa 2007 Page #125  
itnessed the free fall of a flying aircraft. The object was described as a  2007 Page #128  
 missile. There were reports of an aircraft seen near the point of explosio 2007 Page #130  
at a U.S. fur Force Europe (USAFE) aircraft taking part in a classified mjs 2007 Page #137  
untain. The crew quickly swung the aircraft around and headed to the north  2007 Page #137  
ee testing and development of both aircraft and weapons - one of K.ircland  2007 Page #163  
adar detected that an unidentified aircraft had suddenly dropped out of ear 2007 Page #185  
e time that it encountered another aircraft headed toward it on a collision 2007 Page #186  
 streaking silver disc and a small aircraft flying from El Paso, Texas to M 2007 Page #186  
 located the wreckage of the small aircraft on the desert floor below, even 2007 Page #186  
, the routine recovery of a downed aircraft became something of an entirely 2007 Page #186  
flying disk and the small civilian aircraft. The other damage point was a t 2007 Page #187  
 fragments of the crashed civilian aircraft, although there was not much le 2007 Page #187  
he crashed UFO. The U.S. team, its aircraft, and its equipment had already  2007 Page #187  
ueys and a large Sea Stallion. The aircraft cut across the river into Mexic 2007 Page #187  
tion was the crash site of a small aircraft in the desert a few miles outsi 2007 Page #189  
ragments possibly from vehicles or aircraft. Local residents theorize that  2007 Page #189  
 no space program in the 1930s and aircraft technology was well behind the  2007 Page #195  
hen no one reported the lost of an aircraft. Investigation by the Air Force 2008 Page #7  
. When no one reported any missing aircraft, and they had run up against th 2008 Page #8  
' 28th and 29th (??) Regions, Navy Aircraft, 8-52 crew and DC-8 pilots. All 2008 Page #9  
                                   aircraft from the left seat (captain's s 2008 Page #10  
 was the landing lights of another aircraft. Of course when the intensity i 2008 Page #10  
dius of five to ten miles from the aircraft... The intensity of the light d 2008 Page #10  
 lower part of the fuselage of the aircraft against the hills. By this time 2008 Page #10  
 thought it was some kind of a jet aircraft. This is a description that had 2008 Page #12  
 that the light passed beneath his aircraft which was flying at 11,000 feet 2008 Page #13  
ho reported the object below their aircraft. That alone should have ruled o 2008 Page #13  
                      experimental aircraft that had crashed and anything t 2008 Page #15  
(such as balloons , satellites and aircraft), immaterial objects (such as l 2008 Page #23  
 [Nuclear Energy for Propulsion of Aircraft project] Division, Oak Ridge; A 2008 Page #28  
ntified flying object, a destroyed aircraft, a dead pilot, a somewhat omino 2008 Page #30  
ange object no longer regarded the aircraft as a threat [ ... ] 13 The Free 2008 Page #31  
ate at RAF Woodbridge. Thinking an aircraft might have crashed or been forc 2008 Page #32  
 USA to secure and recover "downed aircraft of special interest." He added  2008 Page #44  
rescuing occupants of water-downed aircraft. In 2008, in preparation for th 2008 Page #45  
t there were no reports of missing aircraft. Burt Dinius, a well known pain 2008 Page #46  
t arrive and explode on impact. No aircraft reported missing. 2. November 2 2008 Page #48  
nation. Confirmation of no missing aircraft, military or civilian.          2008 Page #48  
e outside. She observed an unknown aircraft pass over her home; she thought 2008 Page #50  
s clearly awestruck by the strange aircraft that glided over her home. She  2008 Page #50  
or McCord Air Force Base. A normal aircraft passing overhead at night would 2008 Page #51  
ve looked at helicopters and other aircraft flying in the vicinity of Grays 2008 Page #54  
ary objects and phenomena , mainly aircraft lights, satellites and meteors. 2008 Page #64  
from the port side of a commercial aircraft. The release made the news all  2008 Page #65  
misses between UFOs and commercial aircraft. There are several such cases i 2008 Page #65  
a near miss involving a commercial aircraft. 59                             2008 Page #65  
          ----------~--------- The aircraft was an Al Italia MD-80 with 57  2008 Page #66  
aped object passed so close to the aircraft that the pilot shouted "look ou 2008 Page #66  
 most such incidents involve other aircraft, and as the crew were not able  2008 Page #66  
luding weather balloons , military aircraft, etc. We even checked to see wh 2008 Page #66  
cause J realized that a commercial aircraft had come within seconds of bein 2008 Page #66  
 1990 when a number of RAF Tornado aircraft were overtaken by a UFO. There  2008 Page #67  
wed Aurora -supposedly a prototype aircraft, the existence of which has nev 2008 Page #67  
careful to use the phrase "unusual aircraft" as opposed to UFO. Additionall 2008 Page #67  
hose of our most advanced military aircraft, intriguing photos and videos,  2008 Page #68  
y definitely, very definitely, had aircraft over your location. They went d 2008 Page #84  
iness aviation and special mission aircraft." Bush joined the Massachusetts 2008 Page #131  
 Force. ---Dr. Jerome Hunsaker, an aircraft designer, chaired the Departmen 2008 Page #133  
FT BACKGROUND PAPER EMPI·L\SIZED • AIRCRAFT INCIDENTS • NATIONAL SECURITI'  2008 Page #154  
es as espionage and reconnaissance aircraft, intelligence analysts such as  2009 Page #18  
An ingenious new man-made UFO-type aircraft is now in the experimental stag 2009 Page #22  
es favorably with present all wing aircraft where the needed pivot is under 2009 Page #22  
 times the velocity of sound. This aircraft could also be developed into a  2009 Page #23  
nes, making models of World War II aircraft and admitted that he had a curi 2009 Page #51  
SAF) Lockheed C-130 Hercules cargo aircraft assigned to Ramstein Air Base ( 2009 Page #72  
TO base that if war broke out, our aircraft would proceed over to Germany a 2009 Page #78  
many and they would bring in other aircraft for another mission. We had som 2009 Page #78  
alling bomb and allow the delivery aircraft more time to escape the blast.  2009 Page #92  
/'! .. 114 v.s. AIR FORCE OFFTC14l AIRCRAFT WENTIFICATION CHART --ft ft .., 2009 Page #120  
erational A "large. triangulu wing aircraft," tested at Nellis Nevada and t 2009 Page #151  
 Juarez, Mexico June 3, 1947 -Bell Aircraft XS-1 faster than sound plane co 2009 Page #156  
June 13, 1947 -Contract to Douglas Aircraft to build plane that can fly 2,2 2009 Page #156  

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 of the aircraft and passed by the aircraft's right side, disappearing towa 2004 Page #5  
rry received when the issue of the aircraft's cargo was raised. So, the ava 2004 Page #10  
o four pieces and disappeared. The aircraft's movements were nothing I'd se 2004 Page #54  
aterials, special avionics and the aircraft's shape to make it "low observa 2006 Page #81  
hts, including verification of the aircraft's low radar cross-section. Afte 2006 Page #81  

Word: "aircraft-nor", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r interest in downed satellites or aircraft-nor co mention UFOs. We believe 2005 Page #143  

Word: "aircraft-the", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tire instrumentation of a military aircraft-the government is content, publ 2008 Page #31  

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evada and the Tehachap California. aircra~" 9: False Da\\rn, 1990-1991 ■The 2009 Page #151  

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mg C =y ,n the Wtst ■ NORA D's Top Aird ■ Up a Notch Lom,g .P.,c Foa:e Baa  2009 Page #142  

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etonation from Uphsot-Knothole. An airdrop detonated at 6,000 feet during U 2005 Page #46  

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ed from a 280mm cannon, three were airdrops, and seven were detonated on to 2005 Page #39  

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ter the Unsolved Mysteries episode aired on the Kecksburg Incident, many ne 2003 Page #61  
well: Kecksburg Exposed" will have aired on October 24th. The show should c 2003 Page #65  
s and didn't want their statements aired. It was stated in the broadcast th 2003 Page #67  
orlds Orson Wells program had just aired on Halloween in 1938 and the perce 2004 Page #123  
 report. But the footage was never aired. From what we know of Dr. McDonald 2005 Page #99  
tist in the studio before the show aired and spoke of her encounter. He the 2006 Page #91  
practical. There were speculations aired on the Internet, during my stay at 2006 Page #197  
led ROSWELL-CASE CLOSED. The media aired stories about how Project Mogul, a 2009 Page #87  

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LLarATTO TO nil? 111)02551 tkitnos Aires TOTICIAS AlVin1fIltA3 in Spa sh 21 2004 Page #20  
il? 12 flay 'it fl .11sat3 batrbos Aires. 12 itay—aceortliag to S Its tble  2004 Page #20  
ltnIMITS, lett,A3SS h130t$11` Nowa Aires ISIAM la Xpanish b2 ON? It PeY nor 2004 Page #20  
1onift0111. 1,700 lest frees &moo* Aires. Oldla they saw rolling vas la fl4 2004 Page #20  
reign exchange funds in the Buenos Aires branch of Deutsche Bank and Swiss  2008 Page #136  

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30 ON? It Kay 78 TY r:Itte] agenGS Aires--A group of natives of missing war 2004 Page #20  

Word: "airfield", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aryland. During the drive from the airfield to the hospital, Forrestal has  2003 Page #90  
d been moved to a "West Coast U.S. airfield." An interesting sidelight to t 2003 Page #192  
ce men reported to be going to the airfield to investigate the object was n 2003 Page #192  
"follow me," and they walked ro an airfield away from the crowds. They arri 2005 Page #83  
cal Doctor) to depart Andrews Army Airfield (AAF) 6 One might ask: why woul 2005 Page #124  
 destination at a Little auxiliary airfield on me edge of Groom Lake in Nev 2005 Page #165  
e were onl~ five buildings at this airfield and they arrived at night. The  2005 Page #165  
documents. Round UFO hovering near airfield: commander scrambles SU- 22 air 2006 Page #28  
ding space craft at 1--Iumer Army .Airfield (Savannah GA.) which was never  2007 Page #114  
to air traffic control at Bowerman airfield in Hoquiam , the city adjacent  2008 Page #49  
nd night in the vicinity. Bowerman Airfield in Hoquiam is also an emergency 2008 Page #51  
ld in Hoquiam is also an emergency airfield for McCord Air Force Base. A no 2008 Page #51  
It was 30-30.9 degrees at Bowerman Airfield in Hoquiam with 2 to 4 miles vi 2008 Page #69  
ees. It was 36 degrees at Bowerman Airfield in Hoquiam with 3 miles visibil 2008 Page #70  

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cular shape, like ice cream cone □ Airfoil or triangular shape o Longest si 2003 Page #174  
id or cone shape (30-40 ft long) j Airfoil or triangle shape (300 ft longes 2003 Page #174  
fect on the upper, but, unlike the airfoil, it does not require a flow of a 2005 Page #172  

Word: "airforce", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rt M. Chop USAF Press Liaison “The airforce has never denied the possibilit 2003 Page #11  
elieves It Is Radar Weather Gadget Airforce Says '— Platter Picked^, 5" HER 2003 Page #119  
g in Korea. But thy added that the airforce had increased its *dance here i 2006 Page #169  
sed in Alaska and developed by the Airforce and Navy, is the largest high f 2007 Page #130  

Word: "airframe", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

f structural detail of the eraft's airframe, propulsion and navigation tech 2003 Page #232  
t Aircraft Hint at New Propulsion, Airframe Der..igns • • 'Secret Adianced  2006 Page #30  
at "post- crash fire damage to the airframe was remarkably light, while str 2006 Page #82  

Word: "airframes", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 same type used in the first A- 12 airframes. I also found pieces of titani 2006 Page #76  
 Air Force Base. Pieces of F-11 7A airframes that underwent routine mainten 2006 Page #84  
as complete and disassembled F-101 airframes, for comparative analysis purp 2006 Page #85  

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Your attention is invited to State Airgram A-6343, July 26, 1973 which prov 2004 Page #9  
A formerly-Secret Scace Department airgram asserts: "Preliminary informatio 2005 Page #143  
 because the Department of State's airgram of 15 May states: "The object wa 2005 Page #143  
Your attention is invited to State Airgram A-6343, July 26, 1973 which prov 2007 Page #142  

Word: "airgrams", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ry and ocher documents, as well as airgrams (electronic cables) declassifie 2005 Page #141  
ferencing Project MOON DUST. These airgrams make clear that there have been 2005 Page #141  

Word: "airing", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

” Source: UFOs 50 Years of denials airing on the Learning ChannelAstronaut  2003 Page #14  
 ilianaa af effwetlvw naaawr aa la airing t—ria CMaeee srccc^csy gz3 pa a r 2003 Page #226  

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mmander Air Force, Atlantic Fleet (AIRLANT). [Editor's Note: COMNAVAIRLANT  2006 Page #161  

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imilar reorganization had produced AirLant's West Coast counterpart, Comman 2006 Page #161  

Word: "airlift", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

in, setting into motion the Berlin Airlift and a major Cold War crisis. But 2003 Page #88  

Word: "airlifted", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Facility. Footlockers subsequently airlifted by Courier to Wright Field, Oh 2003 Page #107  

Word: "airline", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

g to end the wave of death-dealing airline disasters across the nation — ap 2004 Page #69  
such information and also civilian airline pilots. For those who believe th 2004 Page #141  
h the Eben at Los Alamos. I got an airline ticket! I had an airline ticket! 2004 Page #195  
 I got an airline ticket! I had an airline ticket! Q: You bought it or they 2004 Page #195  
m this communication that I got an airline ticket — paid for it to go. It w 2004 Page #196  
ording to this article, commercial airline pilots said "they saw meteoric o 2006 Page #94  
s well as by .Auriphebo Simoes, an airline pilot and researcher, and severa 2007 Page #193  
Office of Special Investigations ; Airline Pilots; Military Pilots; Los Ala 2008 Page #27  

Word: "airliner", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

old the Mountie that he thought an airliner or big plane had just crashed i 2004 Page #35  
they were not looking for a downed airliner, then what were they looking fo 2004 Page #40  
o that of a Douglas DC-6 passenger airliner, with enough room for a central 2007 Page #106  
was huge, somerhjng bigger than an airliner. Its shape was that of a disc s 2007 Page #196  
 it was something like a passenger airliner because of the illuminated wind 2008 Page #50  

Word: "airliners", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

icted that by 1985 practically all airliners would be using artificial grav 2005 Page #173  

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 times. Four days later an Eastern Airlines DC-3 nearly collides with an id 2003 Page #88  
Airport in New York where a United Airlines plane took off, crashed and bur 2004 Page #68  
m the La Guardia crash, an Eastern Airlines CD-4 went nose down and crashed 2004 Page #68  
ence Goldwater wrote to commercial airlines pilot Kent Jeffrey confirming t 2004 Page #147  
mpanies and, in some areas, German airlines, were well entrenched ." Accord 2008 Page #137  

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e of the eyewitnesses, former USAF Airman First Class Larry Warren, had gon 2004 Page #46  
h the trees at about chest height. Airman Penniston got close enough to see 2004 Page #47  
tter forms on the craft's surface. Airman Burrows got even closer and pulle 2004 Page #47  
 it. That night (the forth night), Airman Warren and other eyewitnesses wer 2004 Page #48  
ht, December 26, 1980, 20-year-old Airman First Class (A IC) John Burroughs 2008 Page #78  
nly known as the "East Gate." With Airman Burroughs was Staff Sergeant (SSg 2008 Page #78  
. At about 3 AM, Sgt. Steffens and Airman John Burroughs saw strange, color 2008 Page #78  
               SLIDE# 16 Later on, Airman Burroughs submitted a hand-writte 2008 Page #79  
s happening . Sgt. Penniston asked Airman John BmToughs and Sergeant Bud St 2008 Page #80  
sag walked with Sgt. Penniston and Airman Burroughs into the woods until th 2008 Page #80  
ton 's written report, when he and Airman Burroughs got to the center of Re 2008 Page #81  
f a triangle. After returning with Airman Cabansag to the air base, Burroug 2008 Page #83  
0 AM, the Security Control team of Airman First Class (AIC) John Burroughs  2008 Page #85  
ff Sergeant James W. Penniston and Airman I 51 Class Edward Cabansag are or 2008 Page #85  
les Halt, Sgt. Adrian Bustinza and Airman I st Class John Burroughs). And C 2008 Page #89  
James Sensenbrenner (A-WI) Then-Ch airman House Committe e on Science. Spac 2008 Page #154  
e of those air force policemen was Airman I st Class John Burroughs who rep 2009 Page #62  
nteered to join Sgt. Penniston and Airman Cabansag. The three men traveled  2009 Page #63  
dio relay between Sgt. Penniston , Airman Burroughs and Security Control. J 2009 Page #63  
bby Ball; Sgt. Adrian Bustinza and Airman I st Class John Burroughs. John B 2009 Page #69  
t comment. " Former RAF Bentwaters Airman I st Class John Burrou0hs ------- 2009 Page #76  
E in Las Vegas: One RAF Bentwaters Airman I st Class who was in Rendlesham  2009 Page #76  
 two men, Sgt. James Penniston and Airman John Burroughs, who were next to  2009 Page #77  
ht of January 9 to l 0, 1981, USAF Airman l st Class Steve LaPlume was on p 2009 Page #81  
rest. Steve LaPlume told me he and Airman Palmer "knew somethin g was up an 2009 Page #82  
0 feet above their heads. #5 Audio Airman LaPlume ( 2:08 ) Former RAF Bentw 2009 Page #83  
ume ( 2:08 ) Former RAF Bentwaters Airman 1st Class Steve LaPlume: "This cr 2009 Page #83  

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dlesham Forest that connects them. Airmen in the Bentwaters (nuclear) Weapo 2004 Page #47  
stened in on his Motorola as other airmen described the UFOs they were seei 2004 Page #47  
n chilling. British scientists and airmen, after examining the wreckage of  2004 Page #206  
struct a flight simulator that our airmen could use to learn how to fh-a sa 2005 Page #45  
len wrote: "British scientists and airmen, after examining the remains of o 2007 Page #136  
t up in flames, along with the two airmen, when the Air Force B25 crashed i 2009 Page #31  
struct a flight simulator that our airmen could use to learn how to fly a s 2009 Page #52  
Plume 10-20-2009 At the East Gate, Airmen LaPlume and Palmer saw a blue, gr 2009 Page #83  

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ir Force Lt. Col. Charles Halt and Airn1an I st Class John Burroughs to des 2008 Page #74  

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nder the impression that it was an airplane of some type, but were not sure 2004 Page #35  
to express her concerns that a big airplane might have just crashed into th 2004 Page #35  
 and thought it might have been an airplane crashing. Werbicki thanked the  2004 Page #35  
ki was still not convinced that an airplane had gone into the water there,  2004 Page #36  
e there was of the opinion that an airplane was in distress out there. The  2004 Page #37  
tanks had broken open or not on an airplane, there would have been residue  2004 Page #40  
1: Arizona Republic, June 18, 1947 Airplane Crash Board Convenes President  2004 Page #67  
 SLIDE #13: Graphic Total Reported Airplane Accidents, May 9 to July 31, 19 2004 Page #68  
? More than one pilot who survived airplane crashes in 1947 said their airp 2004 Page #69  
irplane crashes in 1947 said their airplane was at high takeoff speed going 2004 Page #69  
ndrew Kissner thinks many of those airplane crashes were retaliation for U. 2004 Page #82  
pects." Kent Jeffrey, a commercial airplane pilot, first began to reject th 2004 Page #145  
case after one of the wings of his airplane inexplicably became unattached  2004 Page #145  
le one hundred feet behind a hired airplane, as its lead shielding was unab 2005 Page #100  
 naval salvage of one unidentified airplane off the coast of California [th 2005 Page #122  
ollowed. l asked if it might be an airplane. Jose said, ''l don't think so. 2005 Page #155  
ed hundreds of reports of supposed airplane crashes in the USA (and oversea 2006 Page #10  
 He reported that the front of the airplane was completely destroyed; the e 2006 Page #74  
tain any information regarding the airplane, its mission, configuration, or 2006 Page #75  
 of the A-12 OXCART reconnaissance airplane. One idea involved an unmanned  2006 Page #77  
Force spokesmen had said Mulhare's airplane was an A-7 there likely would h 2006 Page #83  
raphers and authors documented the airplane extensively. It could be examin 2006 Page #84  
 Retrieval Conference trace of the airplane. He further claimed that they " 2006 Page #85  
lace it with material from another airplane. Over a period of several years 2006 Page #85  
e E.MP calculations: More accurate airplane cost growth assessment ; Measur 2007 Page #163  
r Coyame from the crash of a small airplane, a mysterious manmade pit in th 2007 Page #184  
ion between three UFOs and a small airplane nine months after the Coyame in 2007 Page #184  
Mexico border slammed into a small airplane in the skies over Coyame, Mexic 2007 Page #185  
 Mid-air Collision benveen UFO and Airplane Following the accident, the deb 2007 Page #186  
rely the crash of a small civilian airplane. Their assessment of what had o 2007 Page #186  
ation was nothing more than simple airplane crash retrieval. However, U.S.  2007 Page #187  
d of debris that included aluminum airplane parts from the rudder assembly  2007 Page #189  
 the metal we found at the crashed airplane debris field. '!. . . . ~ .. .. 2007 Page #189  
:.: :~·: ·. r~!c ,-;. ~-' ... . .· Airplane Debris Found Near Coyame (by Ru 2007 Page #189  
scs that surrounded a Piper Apache airplane flown by Carlos de los Santos,  2007 Page #191  
ens if the lights could be from an airplane crash in the forest. Steffens r 2008 Page #80  
he trees, assumed it was a crashed airplane on fire in the woods, and asked 2009 Page #63  
 the time I realized it was not an airplane and was over the Rendlesham for 2009 Page #85  
itute of Technology graduates. "An airplane equipped with a sort of super d 2009 Page #162  
terms "trained observers," such as airplane pilots. He indicated also that  2009 Page #178  
tached together by a wire, from an airplane in high altitudes and that thes 2009 Page #178  
t es. 5uostantially 1rue.~ ! : "An airplane cquippcrl with a The scit'nti,l 2009 Page #183  

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ered on the impact location of the airplane's canopy, but had no luck. Subs 2006 Page #75  
 been unwanted questions about his airplane's performance capabilities. Sec 2006 Page #75  
rsonnel from getting a view of the airplane's configuration. The pilot's na 2006 Page #75  
duce the infrared signature of the airplane's exhaust. As soon as the F-117 2006 Page #84  

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as conventional aircraft" “mystery airplanes are In fact not earthly" “all  2003 Page #26  
as years before we had any regular airplanes or other kinds of airships." O 2004 Page #29  
 said, "we lost so many of our own airplanes that the order was rescinded i 2004 Page #65  
ore than 600 military and civilian airplanes crashed worldwide." 63         2004 Page #66  
the "Juarez Incident," twenty-nine airplanes crashed around the world killi 2004 Page #68  
ar phenomena" down to Earth, human airplanes seemed to crash at an alarming 2004 Page #82  
 that crash dummies, released from airplanes into the southwestern deserts, 2004 Page #147  
 about the crash, his interest was airplanes , making models of World War I 2005 Page #44  
o a determination that the mystery airplanes are in fact not earthly and ac 2005 Page #122  
 testing or lasers or computers or airplanes or rockets or nuclear weapons  2006 Page #6  
raft carriers carry 75 or so small airplanes whose mode of propulsion is di 2006 Page #10  
s. Not many have worked on nuclear airplanes, fission and fusion propulsion 2006 Page #13  
ze crash sites of "black" (secret) airplanes and weapon systems. How can we 2006 Page #71  
ould be expected on the early A-12 airplanes. Some titanium and composite m 2006 Page #76  
against light gray. The early A-12 airplanes had Air Force markings and nat 2006 Page #76  
 rumors of 50 to 70 "F-19 stealth" airplanes allegedly based at TTR. Spokes 2006 Page #81  
trollers had been briefed that the airplanes operating out of Tonopah were  2006 Page #83  
llectors. Two more of the stealthy airplanes crashed on publicly accessible 2006 Page #84  
 involved one of the radar-evading airplanes. Shortly thereafter someone in 2006 Page #84  
hat a large number of unidentified airplanes were approaching the northeast 2006 Page #168  
 Papetti recalls watching unmarked airplanes circle constantly overhead. Th 2006 Page #187  
eps and when the sun came up, used airplanes. They didn't find anything of  2008 Page #8  
eces, along with more than I 0,000 airplanes , had not been kept from being 2008 Page #130  
 about the crash, his interest was airplanes, making models of World War II 2009 Page #51  

Word: "airport", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ol tower at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport definitely confirmed the fact th 2003 Page #54  
air rescue division at Isla Grande Airport on the island; and (d) Michael P 2004 Page #16  
a refueling station at Isla Grande Airport. Certainly, in my opinion at lea 2004 Page #16  
in one mile of the new Buena Vista Airport only six miles south of downtown 2004 Page #67  
worst disaster was near La Guardia Airport in New York where a United Airli 2004 Page #68  
he end of the old Denver Stapleton Airport runway) and the use of deception 2004 Page #125  
 Administration Building at Lunken Airport. During the Question and Answer  2005 Page #43  
ll the people going through O'Hare Airport in a year and the huge variety o 2006 Page #6  
d came 'awfully low.' The National Airport Observation Tower said the objec 2006 Page #89  
inity of the Wheeling -Ohio County Airport shortly before going down in the 2006 Page #97  
office at Bellingham International Airport will subsequently confirm that i 2006 Page #185  
 the Third Man in Chicago's O'Hare airport and conveyed letters from him an 2006 Page #203  
IBs while waiting at an Australian airport. She says that she may have had  2006 Page #204  
ort, its intention, to promote the Airport Express. In it a silvery UFO hov 2007 Page #67  
 it a silvery UFO hovers inside an airport corridor while the banner copy a 2007 Page #67  
ived in we had a pretty good sized airport, as far as the runway goes. Luci 2007 Page #125  
and stuff coming out of that small airport. So that was kind of a weird thi 2007 Page #125  
an, close to Cardiff International Airport. The helicopter , with a crew of 2008 Page #67  

Word: "airports", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ry installations, police stations, airports, newspapers, and even the Penta 2006 Page #95  
the one you see that dips, like at airports. That's what I was using." 142  2006 Page #145  
ch radar installations at civilian airports and Air Force bases. One of the 2006 Page #170  

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 ... ____ . . SLIDE# 24 Close-up 2 airshafts The two a.irshafts are large.  2005 Page #59  
wo a.irshafts are large. SLIDE# 25 Airshafts on top of cement roof low to g 2005 Page #59  
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Word: "airship", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed at the sudden appearance of the airship which has been sailing throughou 2004 Page #26  
 he showed me what he said was the airship pilot's grave. The grave was not 2004 Page #27  
with their crews. It was the Great Airship Mystery of 1896-97, which all st 2004 Page #27  
d in the fall of 1896 when a large airship was seen in California on the ev 2004 Page #27  
California, sightings of the Great Airship began moving across the country. 2004 Page #28  
egrapher confessed that the entire airship story was just a joke concocted  2004 Page #28  
ss, after reviewing reports of the airship, concluded, "The events demonstr 2004 Page #28  
eeks, to be delivered. Many of the airship witnesses in small Texas towns c 2004 Page #28  
ung sightings. After reviewing the airship literature, I could not draw any 2004 Page #28  
returned home they told me how the airship had exploded. The pilot was torn 2004 Page #29  
s papers ever published. The other airship stories in the Dallas Morning Ne 2004 Page #31  
 oddities the context of the Great Airship Mystery, the small grave contain 2004 Page #31  
ect was referred to mostly as the "airship" but also as "the great aerial w 2004 Page #32  
 claims that he saw the mysterious airship last night [April 18] at 9:30. H 2004 Page #32  
 toward Waco.,, "Until tonight the airship has been regarded as a fake by o 2004 Page #32  
ite carrying scraps of the mangled airship to smaller vehicles that were ab 2005 Page #156  
r believed was an extraterrestrial airship. Because of the extreme isolatio 2007 Page #186  

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egular airplanes or other kinds of airships." Of these two elderly women, n 2004 Page #29  
.. )' ... or anomalies? :t. ,,;€_- Airships moved against the wind',:· ·:_! 2007 Page #180  
n Corporation, which manufactur ed airships which offered passenger flights 2008 Page #133  

Word: "airspace", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the explosion, continued to fly in airspace north of Ft. Bliss, eventually  2004 Page #67  
tected an unknown aircraft in area airspace. But they scoff at the idea tha 2006 Page #28  
 procedure when leaving controlled airspace. As Mulhare turned to the east, 2006 Page #81  
n 100 miles through the restricted airspace of the Oak Ridge National Labor 2006 Page #97  
tected an unknown approaching U.S. airspace from the Gulf of Mexico. Origin 2006 Page #133  
a slow descent. It entered Mexican airspace approximately forty miles south 2006 Page #133  
s. "During the flight over Mexican airspace, the object leveled off at 45,0 2006 Page #133  
io then turned and entered Mexican airspace north of Candelaria. They were  2006 Page #135  
Sea Stallion as it re-entered U.S. airspace. The recovery team then proceed 2006 Page #135  
ircraft nor did it occur over U.S. airspace. "It should be noted that the a 2006 Page #136  
ven their ability to penetrate our airspace at will, and their ability to j 2006 Page #140  
 was not allowed to sweep over the airspace over Area 51. My Dad mainly des 2006 Page #154  
he detection of incursions into US airspace from the north. Generally they  2006 Page #170  
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nknown aerial objects invading the airspace of another atomic-energy instal 2008 Page #29  
n 1978, but had its origins in the airspace of Cuba more than a decade prev 2008 Page #29  
. The UFO apparently entered Cuban airspace at a height of about 10,000 met 2008 Page #29  
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UFO encounters occurred in British airspace that went on to have a profound 2008 Page #33  
uld be conducted in the restricted airspace of various ranges over the sea. 2008 Page #66  
med over these UFOs violating U.S. airspace. This brings up another interes 2009 Page #178  

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d a warning horn that signaled his airspeed was getting too slow. To avoid  2006 Page #74  
eks extended his turn and built up airspeed, but he intermittently lost sig 2006 Page #74  
ound during its dive, attitude and airspeed data would have been degraded m 2006 Page #82  

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Air Intelligence Service Squadron (AISS) the capability to investigate thes 2005 Page #141  
regular assistance from the 4602nd AISS -whose work was ultimately absorbed 2007 Page #133  

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oeweary to the effoetiwaeea of ymr aissim.                                  2003 Page #223  

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tel. ■ Commendation Ribbon, 57-59, AJAX safety ■ Citation, 59-60, Managemen 2005 Page #8  

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d: "On May 28, 1974, a resident of AJbuquerque, New i\lexico, was awakened  2007 Page #165  

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e out below the beam in the trees. AJC John Burroughs 81SPS SPOL CFLT" John 2008 Page #79  

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t here don't come out that often. "AJJ the governme nt has to do is shut of 2005 Page #71  
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four people claim ro have seen an "AJjen Reproduction Vehicle" in an enormo 2005 Page #83  
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med chose of Dr. Maffei. , , Maney aJso mentions a number of other smalJ fr 2007 Page #194  

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vestigate these reports. The 4602d AJSS is composed of specialists trained  2005 Page #141  

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, turning the event into something akin to the visit of a foreign dignitary 2006 Page #58  
ity to constrain media by measures akin to martial law. Public -- „ • Initi 2006 Page #59  
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o a "confirmation" letter from the Akron Astronomy Club, it was sighted at  2006 Page #96  
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had various postings, including at Akrotiri in Cyprus, RAF Honnington and a 2006 Page #126  

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e Air Force who believe in UFOs. ” Al Chop, former press liaison, United St 2003 Page #11  
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fflalala. It la aatiaatad that tha alaalaa waald ha aoa^aaad at aaaa wight  2003 Page #220  

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y described object neat Montgomery Alabama. In February, the Air Force issu 2003 Page #88  
's Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama volunteered to try the experimen 2003 Page #110  
cott to Maxwell AFB in Montgomery, Alabama, to start looking for anything t 2004 Page #70  
Agency at Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, Alabama. 68                              2004 Page #71  
 and testicles removed, Grove Oak, Alabama, February 10, 1993 Four years la 2004 Page #77  
on February 10, 1993 in Grove Oak, Alabama, the penis and testicles were cl 2004 Page #77  
 tissue from females... SLIDI #35: Alabama cow, 1993 ... As in this cow in  2004 Page #77  
ma cow, 1993 ... As in this cow in Alabama in 1993. SLIDE #36: Rectum and t 2004 Page #77  
hemical Warfare at Fort MacCallum, Alabama; and then given regular army ass 2006 Page #16  
 More Failed UFO Intercepts 3/6/94 Alabama Air National Guard F-4 explodes  2006 Page #28  
y 3-volt lithium batteries." Fyffe Alabama Mutilations In April, 1993, Mr.  2006 Page #201  
 asked me to travel to Huntsville, Alabama to follow up on some UFO sightin 2006 Page #201  
 at the tissue incisions. While in Alabama, I met a couple of local newspap 2006 Page #201  
sively on the UFO flap over Fyffe, Alabama, and a local policeman, Ted Olip 2006 Page #201  
 abductions that were happening in Alabama. During my initial interactions  2006 Page #202  
ation news. At the time the Fyffe, Alabama mutilations were very prominent. 2006 Page #203  
gia; in Sylacauga and Birmingham , Alabama ; and as far away as Greenville, 2007 Page #133  

Word: "alacrity", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

                                   Alacrity M (oOCS 0 ntt -SStffiBSL PBKTIV 2003 Page #226  

Word: "alajiogordo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rs. Remains of the |3^’erpl.a~h to Alajiogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF. Struct 2003 Page #234  

Word: "alamagordo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the first atomic bomb was tested; Alamagordo Anny Air Field (AAF), now Hol 2005 Page #125  

Word: "alamogordo", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y indicates no missiles fired from Alamogordo Special Range or White Sands. 2003 Page #158  
ttehment A), and radar stations at Alamogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF, had als 2003 Page #233  
chnical Services Unit, assigned to Alamogordo AAF, was responsible for the  2003 Page #233  
eriera ^ Nathan Twining arrived at Alamogordo AAF fer a secret meeting with 2003 Page #234  
de inspection of R&D facilities at Alamogordo and then returned to Wright F 2003 Page #234  
mmitting suicide , MP details from Alamogordo and Kirtland performed securi 2003 Page #235  
Goes Astray, Lands in Six Miles of Alamogordo Here is a statement written i 2004 Page #62  
. Army Air Force fighters based at Alamogordo Army Air Field at Alamogordo, 2004 Page #62  
ed at Alamogordo Army Air Field at Alamogordo, New Mexico. The well-publici 2004 Page #62  
he impact zone on the outskirts of Alamogordo, New Mexico." But what actual 2004 Page #64  
hich landed only six miles east of Alamogordo" on May 15. How was the "pecu 2004 Page #64  
slightly north of the community of Alamogordo, New Mexico — 40 degrees off  2004 Page #65  
e 3 is defined as 30 miles east of Alamogordo. All three crashes occurred b 2004 Page #79  
; then return to \X/ashington from Alamogordo, NM, and make a final report  2005 Page #125  
ix other radars, including ones at Alamogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF. FoLiowi 2005 Page #126  
on facilities at Holloman AFB near Alamogordo. One year later on July 1, 19 2007 Page #162  

Word: "alamos", 46 instance(s) (Back to Top)

geles because of the air raid, Los Alamos because that is where Roswell wre 2003 Page #25  
ogy. Secondary examinations at Los Alamos Facility. Footlockers subsequentl 2003 Page #107  
                ULTRA fron the Loa Alamos Scientific Laboratory arrived to  2003 Page #233  
 and access to stored craft at Los Alamos was denied upon request of Deputy 2003 Page #235  
the Atomic Energy Commission's Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory and its Z D 2004 Page #63  
on to protect the super secret Los Alamos Laboratory which had built the at 2004 Page #70  
ate 1947. The primary one near Los Alamos was first called Los Alamos Radar 2004 Page #71  
ar Los Alamos was first called Los Alamos Radar Base (AFS-P8). Later its na 2004 Page #71  
t also became known as LASHUP. Los Alamos was a good place to test the new, 2004 Page #71  
crowave radar station north of Los Alamos added to the New Mexico State His 2004 Page #71  
ic missions was to protect the Los Alamos Laboratory and the Atomic Energy  2004 Page #71  
#22: MAP of Farmington, Aztec, Los Alamos Farmington and Aztec, New Mexico, 2004 Page #73  
100 air miles northwest of the Los Alamos National Laboratory where the ato 2004 Page #73  
g. All four men were rushed to Los Alamos for observation. All four later d 2004 Page #81  
 76, Geriatric specialist near Los Alamos examined alien with paralyzed lar 2004 Page #116  
nnel and a craft were taken to Los Alamos for study, according to more than 2004 Page #123  
ny of the reports originated), Los Alamos, or Area 51. The latter two sites 2004 Page #129  
r sensitive locations, such as Los Alamos and Wright Patterson Air Force Ba 2004 Page #142  
er Beria • Espionage in place. Los Alamos. LA.. J.P.L.. East Coast • Approa 2004 Page #158  
ho had stayed with the Eben at Los Alamos. I got an airline ticket! I had a 2004 Page #195  
ase, Sandia National labs, and Los Alamos."" Even those convinced that the  2004 Page #220  
 defense against air attack at Los Alamos," 31 Ramsey maintains that these  2004 Page #220  
ea... specifically... over the Los Alamos and Sandia area." In order to pro 2004 Page #220  
N THE "DISK" MUST HAVE SENT TO LOS ALAMOS A*****D Line5 ****URGENT POWERS A 2004 Page #228  
N THE "DISK" MUST HAVE SENT TO LOS ALAMOS A*****D. (B) **SS** ON THE "DISK" 2004 Page #229  
n the "disk" must have sent to Los Alamos a*****d. **** urgent powers are n 2004 Page #230  
ved should be sent directly to Los Alamos laboratory for analysis. Further, 2004 Page #230  
irtland AAF, now Kirtland AFB; Los Alamos Research Center (built in 1943);  2005 Page #125  
, ''\v'hen scientists from the Los Alamos Scientific Laborator y arrived to 2005 Page #126  
iens' avionics. Bill worked at Los Alamos in conjunction with an alien scie 2005 Page #164  
ani ed the craft were taken to Los Alamos. :.Mr. Uhouse's specialty was the 2005 Page #170  
ready learned. Soviet spies at Los Alamos apparently shortened the time it  2006 Page #9  
y-bag. All four were rushed to Los Alamos for observation. All four later d 2006 Page #104  
 the CIA, NSA, NSC, Air Force, Los Alamos Laboratories , and DlA) declassif 2007 Page #143  
s (See: MD Palace-431 Report). Los Alamos Study 4FF is still classified und 2007 Page #143  
 a report prepared by staff at Los Alamos (and citied Scudy 4FF) that was r 2007 Page #144  
attan (atomjc bomb) project at Los Alamos, New Mexico during the Second Wor 2007 Page #144  
rgy Commission Installation at Los Alamos, New Mexico, where these phenomen 2008 Page #27  
erial phenomena were made near Los Alamos by Special Agents of the Office o 2008 Page #27  
rline Pilots; Military Pilots; Los Alamos Security Inspectors ; and private 2008 Page #27  
of the illuminatin g fact that Los Alamos was the birthplace of the atomic  2008 Page #27  
ensitive installations such as Los Alamos, New Mexico, from 1948 onwards, t 2008 Page #29  
 on national security: namely, Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, and RAF Bentwaters an 2008 Page #37  
 Chicago, and then returned to Los Alamos to spearhead the effort to develo 2009 Page #9  
 in a meeting in Room P-162 at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory on Feburary 2009 Page #9  
ng saucer radar detection near Los Alamos and White Sands facilities from 1 2009 Page #24  

Word: "alan", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

her betra*ed the find". Dr. Robert Alan Goldberg. "Enemies Within ” Re M J- 2003 Page #135  
military in the area of Elk River. Alan Rammer Sees the Other Search Party- 2008 Page #55  
rue significance of his encounter. Alan Rammer, a professional biologist, s 2008 Page #55  
ovin~.) PERSONAL ACCOlmr Figure 12 Alan Ra111111er's diagra111 MUFON report 2008 Page #56  
 c!"'.JW1CC co....·n:l". Figure 13 Alan Rammer's Letter I attended last yea 2008 Page #57  
t Sound. The program presenter was Alan Rammer; he has worked for the last  2008 Page #57  
ast year's conference. She told me Alan Rammer is well known as one of the  2008 Page #57  
ay, November 25, 1979. That is how Alan Rammer became a dinner guest at my  2008 Page #57  
the right place at the right time. Alan Rammer and I looked at a calendar f 2008 Page #58  
erratically around the larger orb. Alan Rammer said it reminded him of "a m 2008 Page #58  
orth over the bay and it was gone. Alan Rammer described the departure spee 2008 Page #58  
t after the orbs of light departed Alan Rammer and the other motorists spok 2008 Page #58  
t off in all different directions. Alan Rammer stated he is certain he witn 2008 Page #58  
reader to conclude as I have, that Alan Rammer is a highly credible witness 2008 Page #60  
 on others shows such as GMTV, The Alan Titchmarsh Show and Newsround , as  2008 Page #65  
cessfu l novel after the real-life Alan Rammer. one of the key witnesses in 2008 Page #70  
ablished a file on Oswald in 1960, Alan Weberrnan, an early author on the K 2009 Page #44  

Word: "alann", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lled "foo fighters" were cause for alann, but understanding what they were  2009 Page #155  
946 ghost rockets that caused real alann as the U.S. was worried that perha 2009 Page #155  

Word: "alanos", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n, also of th« reaction by the Ion Alanos peonle involved, cefore spins to  2003 Page #214  

Word: "alar", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

,mtnls • T. D. J. LeN:h in New· Ze.alar.d. 10 o v ~ r com c the c!Hliculti; 2009 Page #182  

Word: "alarm", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

satellite, a meteorite, or a false alarm? 5                                 2004 Page #8  
 stood on sandbags surrounding the Alarm Monitor building and looked upward 2004 Page #55  
about it. This is one of the first alarm bells indicating a cover-up for se 2004 Page #136  
ing air attack resulted in a false alarm in this capitol ci0 todol. No air  2006 Page #169  
ernment , since it did not wish to alarm the general public. In other words 2007 Page #136  
 saceUice, a meteorite, or a false alarm? On May 18, 1978 the US Embassy in 2007 Page #142  
upport. It is conceivable that the alarm could be false. There might even b 2009 Page #22  

Word: "alarmed", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ering \Xlorld \Xlar I, a fact that alarmed the British government because i 2007 Page #10  
on a routine builcling check of an alarmed structure . As he approached the 2007 Page #176  
usions that allegedly both greatly alarmed, and deeply emotionally affected 2008 Page #36  
ey could have been curious or even alarmed by such activity (and rightly so 2008 Page #114  
at higher authorities would not be alarmed over these UFOs violating U.S. a 2009 Page #178  

Word: "alarming", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

O US A REPORT, WEICE IS VERY, VERY ALARMING. TREY SAID TEAT rglY mon THERE  2004 Page #24  
an airplanes seemed to crash at an alarming rate between early May and end  2004 Page #82  
ion count in the area jumped to an alarming one hundred thousand counts per 2005 Page #100  

Word: "alarms", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n, MO 13. 1941 Record of Fires and Alarms, Cape Girardeau Fire Museum. 14.  2003 Page #39  
thing like this would have set off alarms -especially thinking the way the  2005 Page #71  
his capitol ci0 todol. No air raid alarms were sounded, but functionaries c 2006 Page #169  

Word: "alary", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Ooctora at tha Naval Medical daci alary aacritfid hii condition tn ’ fenti 2003 Page #91  

Word: "alas", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l in the Nixon files on Emenegger. Alas, when the material arrived, the let 2004 Page #185  

Word: "alaska", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nformed that there is, flying over Alaska at the present moment, a formatio 2006 Page #167  
ects were: they were detected over Alaska, which is over 3,000 miles from W 2006 Page #168  
New England area, rather than over Alaska. The fact that fighter aircraft w 2006 Page #168  
e Men that they were detected over Alaska, unless, of course, there were tw 2006 Page #168  
othing about unknown aircraft over Alaska. Detection of planes near or over 2006 Page #169  
d attack did have repercussions in Alaska. The New York Times published a s 2006 Page #169  
story with a December 7, Anchorage Alaska, dateline which said that "All mi 2006 Page #169  
aid that "All militag personnel in Alaska were called on 'alert' tonight (i 2006 Page #169  
ediate all-out mobilization." Over Alaska? Over Labrador? Flocks of Geese?  2006 Page #169  
n that flocks of geese flying over Alaska caused the radar targets? Why did 2006 Page #173  
il late 1953 and it was located in Alaska and northern Canada, so it could  2006 Page #178  
trategic alliance. HAARP, based in Alaska and developed by the Airforce and 2007 Page #130  
LIDE# 13 HAARP facility in Gakona, Alaska Ness, Bentwaters and Rendlesham r 2008 Page #75  
roject, known as HAARP, in Gakona, Alaska. 69                               2008 Page #75  
earch Program (HAARP) near Gakona, Alaska, have produced a growing fear tha 2008 Page #123  
 1986 ■ .AJTL'lzing Encounter Over Alaska ■ The Young Internet ■ Tracking F 2008 Page #164  
 Ufology ■ Dalnegorsk, Brazil, and Alaska ■ Un Funded Opportunities ■ Paran 2008 Page #164  

Word: "albeit", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hnology within the control panels, albeit fused and melted when the self- d 2003 Page #100  
lf. Those who qualify as "owners," albeit with the assistance of manager cl 2005 Page #75  
 who have testified to this event, albeit there are cliscrepancies when try 2005 Page #166  
, there is now demonstrable proof (albeit in the form of second-hand testim 2006 Page #129  
, insecure, and fragile character, albeit one that was als? ~ghly intellige 2007 Page #136  
, and Project Moon Dust were all - albeit to degrees that remain unresolved 2007 Page #144  
ing story that the document tells, albeit with some speculation. In additio 2008 Page #104  

Word: "albert", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

         Famous UFO-Related Quotes Albert M. Chop USAF Press Liaison “The a 2003 Page #11  
Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 GENERAL ALBERT C. WEDEMEYER WEDEMEYER REPORTS ’  2003 Page #137  
ct. The project name was coined by Albert Einstein in 1949. Oppenheimer hel 2004 Page #249  
orce, and of his relationship with Albert Einstein? ls there any reason to  2005 Page #88  
correspondence wit!, A.S. Neil and Albert Einstein; Reich's final book, Con 2005 Page #88  
ly worded letter about his work to Albert Einstein. The letter, written in  2005 Page #91  
or. It is fair to say that in 1941 Albert Einstein was the best-known scien 2005 Page #92  
f defense scientist, and Professor Albert Einstein, the President writes: I 2005 Page #128  
Response to Extraterrestrial Life, Albert A. Harrison, Ph.D., New York: Ple 2006 Page #70  
incident, Donald Keyhoe spoke with Albert Chop, an Air Force spokesman abou 2006 Page #96  
 Kurt Godel described in the book, Albert Einstein: PhilosopherScientist, a 2008 Page #95  
project, headed by none other than Albert Einstein. At the bottom of this f 2008 Page #110  
rinceton, New Jersey Isl Professor Albert Einstein Princeton, New Jersey My 2008 Page #114  
 who was a partner to Dr. Heinrich Albert, head of Ford Motor Co. in Gemian 2008 Page #128  
3 mentioning MJ-12 and identifying Albert Einstein as the Project Jehovah D 2009 Page #8  
Project JEHOVAH director Professor Albert Einstein and Doctor Robert Oppenh 2009 Page #28  

Word: "alberta", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ster Paul Hellyer went to St. Paul Alberta to open a UFO landing pad built  2004 Page #87  

Word: "alberto", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Channel. Dec. 2005. Rojas, Carlos Alberto Guzman, and Francisco Dominguez  2007 Page #192  

Word: "albis", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ico, between U July - 6 July lFl|7 Albis Summary was prepared by Headquarte 2003 Page #232  

Word: "albuc1uerque", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d flying object has been seen over Albuc1uerque and that's really all I rem 2007 Page #167  

Word: "albuquerque", 48 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 The 1963 Crash Retrieval North of Albuquerque, New Mexico ................ 2003 Page #3  
 The 1963 Crash Retrieval North of Albuquerque, New Mexico Budd Hopkins 47  2003 Page #51  
s at Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and aerospace a 2003 Page #110  
hunder Scientific Labs, located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He had two sons 2003 Page #141  
clusive Four Hills neighborhood of Albuquerque for what was quickly becomin 2003 Page #142  
hat smaller. Sprinkle was flown to Albuquerque from his Wyoming home on May 2003 Page #143  
 SLIDE #1: Cong. Steve Schiff (R), Albuquerque, NM 1st Congressional Distri 2004 Page #60  
al Weapons Project at Sandia Base, Albuquerque. Further analytical effort w 2004 Page #63  
ffice of Special Investigations in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with an AFOSI S 2004 Page #69  
ere Moriarty (AFS-P7) northeast of Albuquerque, and Continental Divide (AFS 2004 Page #71  
Energy Commission's Sandia Base in Albuquerque. Both were involved with ato 2004 Page #71  
tes were Moriarty (AFS-P7) east of Albuquerque, and Continental Divide (AFS 2004 Page #71  
rom Lydia Sleppy, who worked at an Albuquerque radio station when the story 2004 Page #135  
 Nebraska, and once when he was in Albuquerque. And it turns out that the p 2004 Page #189  
rson who called him when he was in Albuquerque and said "You know we think  2004 Page #189  
 first time they met. He met in an Albuquerque restaurant with this guy tha 2004 Page #190  
e "present radar deployment in the Albuquerque Air Defense Area does not pr 2004 Page #220  
right-Patterson to Kirtland AFB in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He died on Dece 2005 Page #41  
t town on the main highway between Albuquerque and El Paso, Texas, is locat 2005 Page #153  
right-Patterson to Kirtland AFB in Albuquerque, Ne,v i\Iexico. He passed aw 2005 Page #169  
. Further, he agreed to meet me in Albuquerque in order for me to videotape 2006 Page #151  
d Dreamland Online P. 0. Box 21843 Albuquerque, NM 87154 earthfiles@earthfi 2006 Page #163  
al Mutual UFO Network Symposium in Albuquerque, NM and interacted with the  2006 Page #196  
ng Disc Encounter with Military in Albuquerque , New Mexico Lindo Moulton H 2007 Page #5  
the broadcast, wruch ·was heard in Albuquerque New Mexico, a man was interv 2007 Page #115  
ng Disc Encounter with Military in Albuquerque, New Mexico Linda Moulton Ho 2007 Page #145  
area and moved it to l(jrdand AFB (Albuquerque) ." [ Source: French website 2007 Page #160  
 is 30 miles southeast of downtown Albuquerque and 35 miles northeast of Be 2007 Page #160  
ountains and 60 miles southeast of Albuquerque . That is the location of th 2007 Page #161  
ess encounters with discs close to Albuquerque the last week of May 1974 ra 2007 Page #162  
in the Manzano !\fountains east of Albuquerque, and not far from ChiJjlj, w 2007 Page #164  
d even close-up near the ground in Albuquerque, New Mexjco. 158             2007 Page #164  
O On ,...,. 28, 1974 1 rllidenr at Albuquerque, Ntw Ut.llc:o, .. IWlkonod U 2007 Page #165  
 ,,- By 9 PM on May 28, 1974, more Albuquerque residents were watching a la 2007 Page #166  
hjte disc moving from the south of Albuquerque where l(jnland Al:-.i3 is to 2007 Page #166  
sylvania and Montgomery Streets in Albuquerque. On the left is Sandy Rivers 2007 Page #166  
1974. The rime was about 9 PM. The Albuquerque sky was twilight and the tem 2007 Page #166  
a Mountains on the eastern edge of Albuquerque. Photo of three on stairs. T 2007 Page #166  
ncement that a UFO was flying over Albuquerque. Paul McKeever, now 41-years 2007 Page #166  
ow 41-years-old, still resident of Albuquerque, New Mexico: "Basically it s 2007 Page #166  
ever Armstrong, still residents of Albuquerque, New Mexico: Yeah. Aunt: We  2007 Page #166  
y basic training, Paul returned to Albuquerque where he remained in active  2007 Page #174  
ng Disc Encounter with Military in Albuquerque, New Mexico Dr. John B. Alex 2008 Page #5  
or Earth files.com P. 0. Box 21843 Albuquerque, New Mexico 87154 Email: ear 2008 Page #96  
omic Energy Commission facility in Albuquerque , New Mexico, from July, 194 2008 Page #134  
c right of way between Needles and Albuquerque ; and who supervised the bui 2009 Page #48  
ere Radio Networks P. 0. Box 21843 Albuquerque , New Mexico 87154 TEL: 505- 2009 Page #86  
 , University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque 1952, pgs. 44 7-456. For a w 2009 Page #90  

Word: "alc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

(Fort Bliss); DR./jNSl STEINHOFF ^(ALC ) ; and DR. /1UBERTUS STRUGHQL d/(AE 2003 Page #234  

Word: "alchemists", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sts sought them. (The one fact the alchemists proved was that science and s 2009 Page #21  

Word: "alcitudes", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

up while descending from such rugh alcitudes. He was cold that during reenn 2007 Page #109  

Word: "alcoa", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rter-inch and inch sizes. However, Alcoa Aluminum engineers thought that th 2003 Page #100  

Word: "alcohol", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rilyn Monroe's Death • Suicide via alcohol and barbiturate overdose is the  2004 Page #207  

Word: "ald", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ce Says '— Platter Picked^, 5" HER ALD W/£XDrc Up on Ranch“tosurrll tJaily  2003 Page #119  

Word: "aldo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

er in Chief of the Forces Military Aldo to the President Director, Office f 2003 Page #214  

Word: "aldrich", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ken by UFO researchers such as Jan Aldrich, a former Assistant Adjutant for 2006 Page #15  
istant Adjutant for the U.S. Army. Aldrich points to significant departures 2006 Page #15  
 eliminate discrepancies. In 1996, Aldrich identified 50 discrepancies in S 2006 Page #15  
 unlikely that SOM1-01 is genuine. Aldrich overlooks that such discrepancie 2006 Page #15  
ous discrepancies as identified by Aldrich and others. In short, discrepanc 2006 Page #16  
ommittee , with members Winthrop · Aldrich and David McAlpine Pyle represen 2008 Page #140  

Word: "aldrich's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

es. A more informed speculation to Aldrich's about the production of SOM1-0 2006 Page #16  

Word: "ale", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

st conventional Earth beers, Alien Ale is sold by the carton. But unlike ot 2007 Page #71  

Word: "aleksandr", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

adar • Numerous UFO Crashes • Gen. Aleksandr Lebed • Restricted Access • Un 2004 Page #162  

Word: "alems", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

liale4 to 'writ/ at teelsa at lup. aLeMs.1 orNrS61,14 ISRIcets stymie PSTIT 2004 Page #20  

Word: "alert", 57 instance(s) (Back to Top)

xtreme, Doty and AFOSI were always alert to anything that could potentially 2003 Page #145  
urope and the U.K. had gone to red alert. Red is one level below black and  2004 Page #46  
o Unsolved Mysteries and wanted to alert me that the show was going to be a 2004 Page #56  
ng a midnight shift in the fighter alert area. This area had F-4 Phantoms t 2004 Page #57  
ers of his team promise they would alert him if they found a document with  2004 Page #191  
1 while a few were held on standby alert to transport medical personnel. Bu 2006 Page #74  
tly after detection an air defense alert was called. However, before any fo 2006 Page #134  
y take it over U.S. territory. The alert was called off within twenty minut 2006 Page #134  
 had been placed on Immediate High Alert for any information related to fly 2006 Page #164  
 6, 1950 caused the immediate high alert. PART 1: A NATIONAL EMERGENCY DATE 2006 Page #164  
mmand has scrambled and is on high alert. We have begun preparations for a  2006 Page #164  
his version makes it seem that the alert period was very short, only a few  2006 Page #168  
e House phone log we find that the alert lasted about 3/4 hour. This versio 2006 Page #168  
were scrambled indicates that this alert was treated as a serious event by  2006 Page #168  
 Elmendoef Air Force Base said the alert had been in Oct since the outbreak 2006 Page #169  
 about this event. It confirms the alert: 166                               2006 Page #169  
nt: A Watery Roswell? SUBJECT: Air Alert - 1030 Hours, 6 December 1950 1. T 2006 Page #170  
 Limestone, Maine. 3. The emergeng alert procedure went into effect immedia 2006 Page #170  
d put the USA into a state of high alert and then weren't able to positivel 2006 Page #173  
ress that a single C-47 caused the alert? Presumably these were the explana 2006 Page #173  
g saucers! PART IV: IMMEDIATE HIGH ALERT FOR FLYING SAUCERS! What? Flying s 2006 Page #173  
w could they have caused the radar alert? After all, the government says th 2006 Page #173  
ce Corps was put on Immediate High Alert for information about flying sauce 2006 Page #173  
hy have been put on immediate high alert _ter aqy data whatsoever concernin 2006 Page #174  
e, who are not aware of reason for alert locally, but any information whats 2006 Page #174  
 (CIC) to be put on immediate high alert for any data regarding objects/phe 2006 Page #174  
agon, requested the immediate high alert because something had happened, so 2006 Page #174  
s not told the reason for the high alert. Not only that, but the high alert 2006 Page #174  
alert. Not only that, but the high alert condition was considered "confiden 2006 Page #174  
he CIC be placed in immediate high alert! PART V: THE COLONEL"S STORY In 19 2006 Page #174  
was already aware of the immediate alert FBI document above and its date of 2006 Page #177  
 occurred on December 6, a general alert to counterintelligence was sent ou 2006 Page #177  
id the document referred to a high alert status because of the nature of th 2006 Page #177  
 1950, a documented immediate high alert for saucer related information on  2006 Page #178  
d questions: why an immediate high alert, and why on December 8, 1950? Neit 2006 Page #178  
ther saucers had crashed. The high alert condition could then have been com 2006 Page #179  
UFO information as a result of the alert is not known. However, from the fi 2006 Page #179  
e're asked, then admonished to "be alert," and ro "Seay tuned ro this chann 2007 Page #62  
s had caused a hurried Air Defense alert. A three-state search for fallen o 2007 Page #133  
tal missile strike, an air defense alert was sounded and fighter jets were  2007 Page #185  
arently had America's Air Force on alert." Stalmaker reported that Frank Ma 2008 Page #8  
lash. An Air Force Defense Command alert reported the object was tracked an 2008 Page #16  
ncern of the Cosford patrol was to alert Shawbury that the UFO was coming t 2008 Page #33  
geness, 1973 to 1975 ■ 2. lntrnder Alert, 1975 to 1976 ■ 3: Great Expecatio 2008 Page #157  
                   154 2. Intruder Alert, 1975-1976 ■ Helicopters and Mutil 2008 Page #160  
g Crazy in the West ■ NORAD 's Top Alert ■ Up a Notch: Loring Air Force Bas 2008 Page #160  
 ■ Elsewhere in the World Intruder Alert ■ Perhaps unparalleled activity in 2008 Page #160  
re fully "operational" and "on the alert to protect this nation." This was  2009 Page #17  
ught our nuclear forces to standby alert. Air Force Office of Special Inves 2009 Page #18  
l Indications Center be allowed to alert CIA of any unusual or impending ch 2009 Page #19  
ngen"''- 197.:--1975 '.?. Intruder Alert. I 97:,. I 976 : The £mpi,e Stok : 2009 Page #141  
d Doyle McManus (1988) 2. Intruder Alert, 1975-1976 ■ H,ticopter. and M.ili 2009 Page #142  
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l'tO • .:,lt/6.lfrl'/' 2. Intruder Alert, 1975-1976 ■An imal mutilations 2. 2009 Page #142  
6 ■An imal mutilations 2. Intruder Alert, 1975-1976 ■New abduction cases    2009 Page #142  
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nard Stringfield's e s 2. Intruder Alert, 1975-1976 ■Iran • As tne F-4 appr 2009 Page #143  

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merican Aerospace Defense Command) alerted Brazilian authorities about an u 2005 Page #36  
Young and Chetham that he had been alerted, "through official channels and  2005 Page #40  
t Reich in 1947. The red flag that alerted them to the danger Reich and his 2005 Page #93  
terception and defense firces were alerted. I was to infbrm but not advise  2006 Page #167  
vil Air Defense of Washington were alerted that an unidentified aircraft ha 2006 Page #169  
s said the Air Defense Command was alerted by the fire trail seen at approx 2008 Page #15  
what had been happening and McCabe alerted the Central Security Control. Th 2008 Page #79  

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 in which Mulder and his arch-foe, Alex Krycek, are forced to work together 2008 Page #103  

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corroboration has been provided by Alexander Orlov, a high ranking Soviet S 2004 Page #153  
e on July 4th, 1993, with Dr. John Alexander as the first invited guest. I  2006 Page #203  
list of guests ran the gamut: John Alexander, Linda Moulton Howe, Brian O'L 2006 Page #203  
lbuquerque, New Mexico Dr. John B. Alexander .............................. 2008 Page #5  
or example , in 1946 Soviet author Alexander Petrovich Kazanstev wrote a st 2008 Page #102  
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million rubles were spent by Lord [Alfred] Milner in financing the Russian  2008 Page #125  
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 Raphael, C.: Passion of Yo"th: An Alftobiogr,rpl?J'· New York, Farrar, Str 2005 Page #105  

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gories as: electrostatics effects, Alfven wave propulsion, electromagnetic  2005 Page #173  

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 suggest a viral cause and that an algorithm for isolation of the virus was 2006 Page #111  

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alien abductions and crashed UFOs. Ali these are worthy of rigorous study.  2005 Page #120  
flash-over occurred . His hair was aLI burnt, he had a little burns on his  2007 Page #122  

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ome hackers such as Matthew Bevan (alias KUJI) I ha\ e spoken to choose to  2007 Page #89  
st, has developed a program called ALIAS (Automated Linguistic Identificati 2008 Page #107  
ce. When the QD is compared by the ALIAS program in slide 23 against the kn 2008 Page #108  

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tes super plague. • 1985-1989: Ken Alibek (Kanatjan Alibekov) develops Alib 2006 Page #107  
a Biopreparat facility • 1991: Ken Alibek quits Biopreparat and defects to  2006 Page #108  

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es Section 6 Witness corroboration Alice Knight Vern Maltais Harold Baca Ar 2003 Page #44  
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cer had actually lived with a live alicn captured in a late 1940s UFO crash 2004 Page #195  

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: How U.S. Intelligence Created an Alien Invasion ......................... 2003 Page #3  
 would vanish if we were facing an Alien threat from outside this world. ”  2003 Page #7  
a real incident and that indeed an alien craft did crash, and the material  2003 Page #14  
d, "little people" rather than ET, alien or non-human. The Cape Girardeau p 2003 Page #31  
fman's horticultural passions. The Alien Photograph A genuine alien photogr 2003 Page #34  
ns. The Alien Photograph A genuine alien photograph would be outstanding su 2003 Page #34  
g two police officers and the dead alien being held between them. The Alien 2003 Page #35  
alien being held between them. The Alien Photograph Recreationa Given to Hu 2003 Page #35  
interview retells the story of the alien picture and how she came to be awa 2003 Page #35  
ion from granrfrnother.CM On - The Alien Photo "Well, it never actually lef 2003 Page #35  
he last person to have handled the alien picture. Adding more weight to the 2003 Page #38  
nefit of society. No doctorates of alien exobiology awarded or gravity cont 2003 Page #38  
s background Statements Q. Did the alien technology you worked on come from 2003 Page #43  
book includes information on bogus alien autopsies and UFO disinformation o 2003 Page #73  
ource asserted that he transported alien bodies from the mountains to Porto 2003 Page #76  
e base and address the claims that alien bodies and recovered UFOs are held 2003 Page #83  
devises forged in the shape of the alien hand, which were assumed as contro 2003 Page #100  
hnology was part and parcel of the alien technology within the control pane 2003 Page #100  
USAF and CIA "maintained a kind of alien technology museum" at Norton Air F 2003 Page #102  
e 1990s and one wonders where the "alien technology museum" went? Or if it' 2003 Page #102  
: How U.S. Intelligence Created an Alien Invasion Greg Bishop In 1979, elec 2003 Page #141  
 that he had discovered a plan for alien domination of Earth, and issue a r 2003 Page #141  
newitz soon developed an elaborate alien conspiracy theory, and dropped his 2003 Page #144  
rea was the site of an underground alien base, and the extraterrestrials we 2003 Page #144  
bed was located here, and that the alien beings were using it as a central  2003 Page #144  
d not care what his theories about alien invasions or underground bases hap 2003 Page #145  
ed between the U.S. Government and alien races. These stories had been circ 2003 Page #146  
o plug in other words like "UFO," "alien," "spaceship," and "abduction" and 2003 Page #149  
y find a perfect fit. The expected alien progress reports on soil samples a 2003 Page #149  
ad him further into the maze of an alien invasion. He had coined a term for 2003 Page #149  
ers described a project to destroy alien underground bases with atomic weap 2003 Page #149  
e Initiative. Tales of underground alien bases fit neatly into this disinfo 2003 Page #149  
Nevada Test Site connected to the "alien war." Lear wrote that UFO "control 2003 Page #150  
th the 'horrible truth' [about the alien invasion] and the best plan was to 2003 Page #150  
le who were feeding Bennewitz with alien invasion stories. In early 1981, m 2003 Page #150  
 and that he might want to ask his alien radio buddies what was going on. B 2003 Page #150  
test finds from Soviet aircraft to alien spacecraft. • File contents missin 2003 Page #160  
ting the Special Operations Manual alien craft in 1942 we would have had mu 2003 Page #171  
tities recovered, under study e No alien attempt to recover dead or contact 2003 Page #174  
standing of the interaction of the alien races with out would know whether  2003 Page #185  
4 BOB WOOD CONCLUSIONS 1 n Several alien species have been involved for yea 2003 Page #188  
ds turned into a visit to see dead alien bodies. Although no 1950 story men 2003 Page #192  
n fact have gone to Edwards to see alien bodies. A month before Ike made hi 2003 Page #192  
ving Jackie Gleason access to dead alien bodies. Three separate people clai 2003 Page #194  
had told her he had seen recovered alien spacecraft and aliens in a hanger. 2003 Page #198  
 fictionalized version of the live alien story that has been circulated by  2003 Page #198  
55 years. As the story goes a live alien was recovered from a crash in the  2003 Page #198  
n Air Force Base in 1988, where an alien reproduction vehicle was shown off 2003 Page #199  
Reagan White House was to keep the alien references out of Reagan's speeche 2003 Page #199  
 stated he worked hard to keep the alien invasion remarks out lest people t 2003 Page #199  
people thing there actually was an alien invasion. Powell stated that whene 2003 Page #199  
e might or might not be keeping an alien at Roswell Air Force Base. I had n 2003 Page #201  
gative afterwards that there is no alien being held there. What I should ha 2003 Page #201  
ould have said is that in fact the alien does not look anything like the al 2003 Page #201  
en does not look anything like the alien in Independence Day - the movie. A 2003 Page #201  
uded that there was nothing to the alien spaceship theory. President Clinto 2003 Page #201  
question. No, as far as I know, an alien spacecraft did not crash in Roswel 2003 Page #201  
nited States Air Force did recover alien bodies, they didn't tell me about  2003 Page #201  
sion of crashed UFOs and recovered alien bodies inevitably brings to the fo 2004 Page #4  
rn to Australia. In his 1991 book, Alien Liaison, the investigator Timothy  2004 Page #15  
dverse (and fatal) reactions to an alien virus at the scene of a UFO crash  2004 Page #17  
 to build and advance the field of alien abduction research, circumstances  2004 Page #58  
h-tech spy balloon crashed, not an alien spacecraft." Later even the Air Fo 2004 Page #60  
n extraterrestrial vehicle and its alien occupants near Roswell, N.M. in Ju 2004 Page #61  
was rescinded in the early 1950s." Alien Retaliation to U. S. Attacks on Di 2004 Page #65  
overed a file on the subject of an alien craft and its dead occupants that  2004 Page #74  
 to counter an attack by a hostile alien culture. But it was also clear tha 2004 Page #75  
have back-engineered the very same alien technology they deny exists. Back  2004 Page #75  
og On Page 6 of the document, five alien bodies are described as they were  2004 Page #79  
with a large scale outbreak of the alien virus." 78                         2004 Page #81  
s 1946 book The Green Man about an alien visiting the earth, there were ind 2004 Page #84  
 Hamilton Holt a craft and pickled alien bodies in the sub-basement of the  2004 Page #84  
found a way to communicate with an alien and that he had convinced the Cana 2004 Page #87  
n government to open a base so the alien and his craft could land. The base 2004 Page #87  
ere the government would allow the alien to land without trying to shoot it 2004 Page #87  
thout trying to shoot it down, the alien would land, the government would m 2004 Page #87  
the government would meet with the alien, and then the alien would fly off. 2004 Page #87  
 meet with the alien, and then the alien would fly off. Three groups were i 2004 Page #87  
ould not give a 100% guarantee the alien would be allowed to take off again 2004 Page #87  
s around the world are keeping the alien presence secret. According to a Ja 2004 Page #88  
ted a story he had been told about alien bodies being stored at Langley. Th 2004 Page #97  
ht across the alley" from where 13 alien bodies were being stored. Thompson 2004 Page #97  
 which confirmed the fact that the alien craft and bodies were on the base. 2004 Page #97  
uld say that he received access to alien bodies from a foreign national who 2004 Page #98  
ple they had. It involved the same alien that was supposed to land at Suffi 2004 Page #103  
he around him. Lundahl Talks to an Alien In 1959 Lt. Commander Robert Neash 2004 Page #103  
The story of the CIA talking to an alien never became public while it was g 2004 Page #105  
vent Year • Location and Country • Alien? (yes or no) • Vehicle? (yes or no 2004 Page #109  
reports are just people looking at alien bodies or craft in a secure facili 2004 Page #110  
71 UFO, bodies recovered; photo of alien seen 2 1942 "State North of Georgi 2004 Page #110  
terior craft descriptions Death of alien being in swordfight! 3 1944 Hawaii 2004 Page #110  
raine Duchesne III, 26 Witness saw alien corpse, white face, triangular hea 2004 Page #111  
ecovered, "worn by some members of alien crews" 14 1950 Unknown, Mexico 1 1 2004 Page #111  
o names or corroboration II, 10-13 Alien autopsy details; participant docto 2004 Page #111  
d Jordan V, 4 Woman saw by mistake alien body held at Pentagon, pickled in  2004 Page #111  
Shell of ABC-TV II, 5-6 Witness to alien bodies at Wright-Pat;4 ft tall, sk 2004 Page #112  
I, 27-30 Source's father worked on alien craft at WPAFB, "knew retrieval op 2004 Page #112  
27-30 Witness possessed photos of "alien cadavers" 32 1957 Southwest, USA 1 2004 Page #112  
e or corroboration III. 17-18 Live alien encounter 45 1967 Unknown, Germany 2004 Page #113  
 Pat Packard VI1,13-16 Witness saw alien body in morgue drawer 61 1975 Colo 2004 Page #113  
V, 15-17 MP fired five rounds into alien; body found on runway at base 66 1 2004 Page #114  
II, 25-26 Pocono Mts., Johnson put alien in freezer; hoax? 70 1979 Modesto, 2004 Page #114  
tal impression of ET; Knowledge of alien body at WPAFB 72 1980 Houston, Tex 2004 Page #114  
iel VII, 13-16 Examination of live alien 77 1986 Russia 0 0 0 1 0 Researche 2004 Page #114  
 8-9 Farmer found crashed disc and alien bodies, MIB coverup 80 1990 Edward 2004 Page #114  
that I have tabulated numerically. Alien Reports Beginning with aliens on S 2004 Page #115  
stonic weight of sample, shown two alien corpses." Tall, mutilated, long bl 2004 Page #116  
ook" • 2. Report 60, "Emily" shown alien body in morgue drawer prior to emp 2004 Page #116  
pecialist near Los Alamos examined alien with paralyzed larynx in New Orlea 2004 Page #116  
nt . Report 2, near Georgia, 1942: alien description agrees with SOM1-01 Ty 2004 Page #118  
their craft on the ground. Several alien casualties and one human death res 2004 Page #119  
oax of 1989, and the second was an alien vessel recovered in Carp, Canada,  2004 Page #121  
ic reacted strongly to the idea of alien invasion. None of the world's main 2004 Page #123  
 turned out to be a vehicle not an alien. Finally, I have a first-hand repo 2004 Page #130  
pon it. There were bodies of small alien spacemen at the site. The military 2004 Page #135  
as the first book to claim that an alien spaceship crashed in the Southwest 2004 Page #136  
ed the remains of the ship and its alien occupants, put the bodies on ice a 2004 Page #136  
f course, there was the notorious "alien autopsy film" first shown to the p 2004 Page #137  
to say that actual autopsy film of alien beings might not exist somewhere,  2004 Page #137  
. "As far as I know," he said, "no alien spaceship crashed in Roswell New M 2004 Page #140  
ave mistaken this for pieces of an alien spaceship and written symbols poss 2004 Page #142  
ten symbols possibly created by an alien species. The biggest criticism of  2004 Page #142  
nd site where the main body of the alien spacecraft plunged to earth, and t 2004 Page #143  
he location of the gouge, is where alien corpses were found. The second sit 2004 Page #143  
nd a child who accompanied him saw alien bodies there too. (The child would 2004 Page #143  
ad to Roswell Was the discovery of alien bodies within a couple miles of th 2004 Page #144  
losed, up until about the time the alien autopsy film was first shown in a  2004 Page #144  
n bodies had been used to film the alien autopsy. William Moore, co-author  2004 Page #145  
meticulously documented details of alien autopsies given to him by unidenti 2004 Page #145  
ook about a government cover-up of alien visitors, The Doomsday Covirag, li 2004 Page #145  
this report who have supported the alien version of the Roswell story. The  2004 Page #146  
al spaceship recovered, along with alien bodies. I was in the audience to h 2004 Page #146  
he claimed to have seen one of the alien corpses. Not only that, Corso clai 2004 Page #146  
ent Nixon once took him to see the alien bodies at Homestead Air Force Base 2004 Page #147  
ad begun. Officially, there are no alien bodies, only crash dummies that ha 2004 Page #147  
s, Segment of The Roswell Incident Alien Autopg: Fact or Fiction? (Fox TV D 2004 Page #149  
an MJ-12 cabal and a captured live alien that were leaked to Bill Moore and 2004 Page #179  
ed what Maloney told her about the alien footage. One, which appeared to be 2004 Page #179  
scribed it as being similar to the alien autopsy footage that had been show 2004 Page #180  
e." The Maloney encounter with the alien footage in 1972 was only one event 2004 Page #180  
key event however was the Holloman Alien Landing story, which I think is on 2004 Page #180  
portant events in UFO history. The Alien Landing at Holloman The Holloman s 2004 Page #180  
median Jackie Gleason to view dead alien bodies at Homestead Air Force Base 2004 Page #180  
 2) 'What about the landing of the alien craft at HoHoman Air Force base."  2004 Page #184  
 not be allowed to use the HoHoman alien segment in the documentary. Like D 2004 Page #184  
ss to the crashed saucers and dead alien bodies. When MacLaine appeared on  2004 Page #188  
vernment had taken 16mm film of an alien that they had done an operation on 2004 Page #194  
make me look like a fool. The live alien story was pushed early and often d 2004 Page #195  
 — we had and still do have a live alien. Bill Moore for example was being  2004 Page #195  
old that the government had a live alien that had actually written a book c 2004 Page #195  
Book which told the history of the alien interaction on Earth throughout hi 2004 Page #195  
inda Howe was first told of a live alien that was recovered in a 1949 crash 2004 Page #195  
keeper" of the first captured live alien. This military officer had actuall 2004 Page #195  
red in a late 1940s UFO crash. The alien died in 1952, and the officer had  2004 Page #195  
UFO films at the DAVA, with a live alien which was being held in New Mexico 2004 Page #196  
t. Someone did say you can meet an alien down in New Mexico. Paul Sharde on 2004 Page #196  
co, to meet with — you know — some alien. This sounds like what you are tal 2004 Page #196  
on 1947 — Suspected examination of alien biology — death from own experimen 2004 Page #201  
es that Lovelace was involved with alien matters • Plane crash near Aspen,  2004 Page #207  
 can be ignored no longer — did an alien spacecraft crash on a mesa above H 2004 Page #223  
tograph and findings on supposedly alien bodies" • "The chip ... revolution 2005 Page #8  
tional)" ■ " ••• ample evidence of alien activity on the Moon. 122 photos . 2005 Page #9  
to a spectacular series of alleged alien body recoveries in the Varginha ar 2005 Page #31  
o the Fire Brigade milicaries, the alien let off a faint hummin g sound. Th 2005 Page #31  
l. In an attempt to help the dying alien breathe easier, someone set it up  2005 Page #32  
infection after having touched the alien, which was specified in the necrop 2005 Page #33  
al or with the capture of possible alien beings. He concluded: "\Y/e will b 2005 Page #35  
agree with them and deny the whole alien story. The woman, who was employed 2005 Page #36  
ppeared on the spot to capture the alien creature in the clistrict of Jarcl 2005 Page #37  
nal knowledge of a crashed UFO and alien body recovery near !(jngman, Arizo 2005 Page #39  
ook and had made, "contact with an alien craft." The Y oung-Chetham intervi 2005 Page #39  
other accounts of crashed UFOs and alien bodies from the crucial year of 19 2005 Page #42  
 he said confirmed the rumors that alien craft and bodies were on the base. 2005 Page #42  
the legendary subject of recovered alien UFOs and occupants. His comment, I 2005 Page #43  
t." While conducting research into alien abductions, the investigator Don S 2005 Page #44  
saril) that UFOs are definitely of alien origin -although this remains in m 2005 Page #73  
smoking gun, proving that UFOs are alien, but several came close. Moreover, 2005 Page #73  
is is regarding the acquisition of alien technology and bodies. Immediately 2005 Page #77  
ake of convenience, let's call it "alien." Furthermore, there is a large bo 2005 Page #78  
ng us ro believe that some of this alien hardware, and even bodies, are hel 2005 Page #78  
 enough, an alleged shooting of an alien at Fort Dix/McGuire AFB in New Jer 2005 Page #78  
 who discussed the retrieval of an alien craft in the southwestern U.S. in  2005 Page #78  
en with a person who had witnessed alien humanoids at \Xfright Patterson AF 2005 Page #79  
 been told there was a rocal of 30 alien bodies at the base. \Vhile he did  2005 Page #79  
he reality of crash retrievals and alien beings, and confirmation of this i 2005 Page #79  
m at \Xlright-Patterson AFB, where alien bodies were rumored to be. \Vritin 2005 Page #80  
onal belief -certain aspects of an alien technolog y research program. Word 2005 Page #80  
, the purpose of which is to study alien technology and bodies. These sourc 2005 Page #81  
 claims of Robert Lazar in 1989 of alien "back engineered" technology at pl 2005 Page #82  
ms charged with studying recovered alien technolog y. ln the absence of con 2005 Page #84  
iders that if some UFOs are indeed alien, then quire possibly some alleged  2005 Page #85  
, then quire possibly some alleged alien abductions are real; when one cons 2005 Page #85  
ich is "vhat all such claims about alien intentions happens to be. \Xie can 2005 Page #86  
re (s~n: r11r.11,rr e11rhl IH•in~. alien. -,\nln·r1l'lf'\': \.\r·c11e.••or· 2005 Page #107  
sky, daylight discs, landed craft, alien abductions and crashed UFOs. Ali t 2005 Page #120  
ashed extraterrestrial hardware or alien bodies, there is little progress i 2005 Page #120  
. Nor the uber-logic of cybernetic alien biological entities willing to exp 2005 Page #121  
ed wreckage and, reportedl y, five alien bodies. A few recovery personnel s 2005 Page #126  
very in early July 1947 of crashed alien crnft and non-human bodies near Ro 2005 Page #131  
; another alleging that in 1979 an alien body was found in the Pocono Mount 2005 Page #132  
er in 1989 alleging recovery of an alien vessel in Carp, Canada. Accomplish 2005 Page #132  
shot down by South African forces, alien bodies were recovered, and the mat 2005 Page #134  
ince 1967, point to many craft and alien occupants recovered and captured . 2005 Page #140  
                                   Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Phili 2005 Page #145  
 history of UFO research, when his Alien Autopsy film hit the front pages o 2005 Page #145  
a video-interview with the alleged Alien Autopsy cameraman. Do you recogniz 2005 Page #145  
d appear to show the autopsy of an alien. Santilli immediately agreed to bu 2005 Page #145  
ction image from the controversial Alien Autopsy film. Over the next couple 2005 Page #146  
urther research into the so-called Alien Autopsy film from my colleague Tim 2005 Page #146  
                                   Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later thjs  2005 Page #147  
ims to have viewed scenes from the Alien Autopsy film while serving with th 2005 Page #147  
on to state that it was indeed the Alien Autopsy film that he transferred a 2005 Page #148  
ims to have viewed scenes from the Alien Autopsy film while working at the  2005 Page #148  
                                   Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Photo 2005 Page #149  
d, you guessed it, scenes from the Alien Autopsy film. It \\ as 16mm film a 2005 Page #149  
duals \\ ho claim to have seen the Alien Autopsy film long before its owner 2005 Page #149  
 these comments with regard to the Alien Autopsy film: "As for the alien it 2005 Page #149  
he Alien Autopsy film: "As for the alien itself, this would be a huge under 2005 Page #149  
adaver would." A recreation of the Alien Autopsy film, made by the Canadian 2005 Page #150  
ary, in an attempt to show how the Alien Autopsy film could have been faked 2005 Page #150Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later The f 2005 Page #151  
e film that does not relate to the alien but helps to qualify the period of 2005 Page #151  
the public alike have assigned the Alien Autopsy film co the hoax bin, my r 2005 Page #151  
all of research into a book titled Alien Autopsy Inquest that is now a,·ail 2005 Page #151  
 holding a canister of the alleged Alien Autopsy film. 149                  2005 Page #151  
rning Ray Santilli's controversial Alien Autopsy film, they can contact Phi 2005 Page #152  
and B~yond Rns111ell. His new book Alien A11top.ry !nqlfesl is available in 2005 Page #152  
 what they believe to have been an alien spacecraft.1 Their personal accoun 2005 Page #153  
ad seen, even as tales of UFOs and alien encounters multiplied across the c 2005 Page #154  
           Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics William F. Hamilton I 2005 Page #161  
e advanced technology found in the alien craft. Is it even possible to comp 2005 Page #161  
 up what has been learned to date. Alien astronautics is a subject predicat 2005 Page #161  
ed on the existence of intelligent alien life forms, whose evolution occurr 2005 Page #161  
 on the fact that we have acquired alien hardware through flight systems fa 2005 Page #161  
rough flight systems failure of an alien spacecraft, or through communicati 2005 Page #161  
Our first search in the case of an alien spacecraft would be for recognizab 2005 Page #161  
tion. It is not inconceivable that alien technology could have vulnerable,  2005 Page #161  
.is is to treat such incursions by aLien technolo gy as possibly hostile an 2005 Page #162  
, which would include autopsies of aLien borues and a profiling of the aLie 2005 Page #162  
Lien borues and a profiling of the aLien psychology and motivation. In fact 2005 Page #162  
hjnk of would be used to study the alien and the technology. And aU of this 2005 Page #162  
         - Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics Engineering; Mechanic 2005 Page #163  
, unknown systems that may enhance alien psionic interfaces or alien telepo 2005 Page #163  
nhance alien psionic interfaces or alien teleportation systems may not even 2005 Page #163  
uments against reverse engineering alien technology are similar to the argu 2005 Page #163  
. The tales of reverse engineering alien rechnolog) are based on the report 2005 Page #163  
 Los Alamos in conjunction with an alien scientist on designing a simulator 2005 Page #164  
           Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics On Septemb er 23, 199 2005 Page #165  
te-coated doct ors walked the live alien around the site. It lived for 12 h 2005 Page #165  
int during the debriefing, a small alien appeared to pass through one of th 2005 Page #165  
           Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics \'{/ithout publicly a 2005 Page #167  
 The military agenda for recovered alien vehicles was to learn as much as p 2005 Page #167  
ored, too. The back engineering of alien space technolog) would probably ra 2005 Page #167  
cry to reconstruct an overview for alien astro-nautical systems and, from t 2005 Page #167  
ding a reverse engineering team on alien craft headed the Installations Div 2005 Page #168  
      ..LI Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics diameter . The saucer 2005 Page #169  
er he had further involvement with alien technology, especially since it is 2005 Page #169  
           Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics number of these clisc 2005 Page #171  
           Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics Donald Keyhoe looked  2005 Page #173  
ft a result of back engineering of alien spacecraft? Dr. \Xloolman received 2005 Page #174  
           Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics After a 1969 Nixon "P 2005 Page #175  
n County Monster Frank Feschino 86 Alien Viruses & Leaked Documents Dr. Rob 2006 Page #3  
d 98 1974 The Year of Crashed UFOs Alien Viruses and Biological Warfare Nic 2006 Page #3  
 my conclusions that SOME UFOs are alien spacecraft and that the subject of 2006 Page #4  
knows what equipment and frequency alien communicators way ahead of us woul 2006 Page #6  
 only game in town. I believe that alien visitors (they may be our landlord 2006 Page #10  
the asteroid belt, on Mars or some Alien "Coaling Station" in the local nei 2006 Page #10  
eapons. What is more exciting than alien visitations and government cover-u 2006 Page #13  
h retrievals and sightings of dead alien bodies.                            2006 Page #25  
 detachment greet it. Short stocky alien comes out; beam of light paralyzes 2006 Page #26  
grield) psyatien boat& Witness oft alien bodies -4Wright-Patterson AFB in 1 2006 Page #26  
howing a retrieved saucer and five alien bodies. Film taken from USAF archi 2006 Page #26  
tor at Wright-Pat in the 60s Saw 7 alien bodies under conditions of extreme 2006 Page #26  
etrieved Limited information about alien bodies from an overseas source It. 2006 Page #26  
 see the hçti of day.' Confirms: • Alien bodies • Alien technology • Studie 2006 Page #27  
f day.' Confirms: • Alien bodies • Alien technology • Studied in deep secre 2006 Page #27  
 Major case: crash retrieval, live alien allegedly seen, Brazilian and US m 2006 Page #29  
belief) regarding extant claims of alien activity. Rather, it was an attemp 2006 Page #51  
ath, was depicted in the TV series Alien Nation. A fast-strange-positive ev 2006 Page #58  
f the tabloids and talk shows (the alien as Britney Spears). .. , .. usi c  2006 Page #60  
ce strange-negative at first. Some alien contact scenarios put forth by con 2006 Page #61  
ve bordering on indifference. The "alien story" would fall off the front pa 2006 Page #61  
ion. This scenario encompasses the alien abduction/government cooperation m 2006 Page #63  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents Dr. R 2006 Page #101  
es surrounding the introduction of alien diseases into our society, as trig 2006 Page #101  
d show possible relationships with alien pathogens. The control of epidemic 2006 Page #101  
epidemics arising from exposure to alien pathogens has always been a sensib 2006 Page #101  
worry, and there have been several alien crashes that have been followed by 2006 Page #101  
 local deaths. Several examples of alien infections will be explored, with  2006 Page #101  
ly "mad cow" and related diseases. Alien pathogens have played and are play 2006 Page #101  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents compl 2006 Page #102  
d space.6 Therefore, in discussing alien societies and motives (and we will 2006 Page #102  
f nature apply equally everywhere. Alien diseases and the science fiction c 2006 Page #102  
e affected how we potentially view alien creatures. The first one, the famo 2006 Page #102  
he concerns for the containment of alien pathogens probably bean with the C 2006 Page #103  
bably bean with the Cape Girardoux alien, allegedly held up for a photo by  2006 Page #103  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents (sic) 2006 Page #104  
with a large scale outbreak of the alien virus." These last quotations unit 2006 Page #105  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents The f 2006 Page #106  
 mentioning their possible role in alien crash retrieval in the next presen 2006 Page #106  
ve some past epidemics been due to alien viruses? 103                       2006 Page #106  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents • 198 2006 Page #108  
s noted COULD have started from an alien pathogen, we need to look at the e 2006 Page #108  
ur examples of possible death from alien pathogens Case]: The SED Technicia 2006 Page #108  
(to avoid the heat of day) when an alien craft landed nearby, some aliens f 2006 Page #109  
 filled with smoke, followed by an alien female with nice-looking breasts,  2006 Page #109  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents (Hant 2006 Page #110  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents Nephr 2006 Page #112  
 of possible events to go from the alien virus from the four SED technician 2006 Page #112  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents treat 2006 Page #114  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents Logic 2006 Page #116  
he human immune virus or potential alien threat pathogens, both retroviruse 2006 Page #116  
e substantially influenced our UFO/alien policy, and leaked classified docu 2006 Page #117  
aboratories for handling potential alien pathogens and biological warfare.  2006 Page #117  
gical warfare. BW and the study of alien pathogens are intellectually entwi 2006 Page #117  
 our recorded epidemics are due to alien viruses. There are several alien c 2006 Page #117  
o alien viruses. There are several alien crashes that have been followed by 2006 Page #117  
(earth covert military forces) and alien craft are mutilating animals, most 2006 Page #117  
he human immune virus or potential alien threat pathogens. "Their" concerns 2006 Page #117  
piens from this particular planet. Alien pathogens (viruses and prions) hav 2006 Page #117  
                                   Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents Figur 2006 Page #118  
   1974: THE YEAR OF CRASHED UFOS, ALIEN VIRUSES, AND BIOLOGICAL WARFARE Ni 2006 Page #119  
ng link between crashed UFOs, dead alien bodies, lethal extraterrestrial vi 2006 Page #119  
known as Cader Berwyn and that the alien crew, some still alive, were whisk 2006 Page #119  
   1974: The Year of Crashed UFOs, Alien Viruses And Biological Warfare) be 2006 Page #120  
t on January 23, 1974, a number of alien bodies and several still-living ex 2006 Page #121  
   1974: The Year of Crashed UFOs, Alien Viruses And Biological Warfare) cr 2006 Page #122  
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   1974: The Year of Crashed UFOs, Alien Viruses And Biological Warfare) th 2006 Page #126  
   1974: The Year of Crashed UFOs, Alien Viruses And Biological Warfare) En 2006 Page #128  
that Dodd's source for the "Berwyn alien body recovery" was involved in the 2006 Page #128  
of second-hand testimony) that the alien body angle of the controversy, as  2006 Page #129  
   1974: The Year of Crashed UFOs, Alien Viruses And Biological Warfare) Of 2006 Page #130  
troversy surrounding crashed UFOs, alien bodies and Porton Down does not en 2006 Page #130  
ile attack on the British Isles by alien forces. At the time, stories and r 2006 Page #130  
e case, in Operation Thunderchild, alien bodies recovered from a UFO crash  2006 Page #130  
me location where it, was alleged, alien bodies found on the Berwyn Mountai 2006 Page #130  
Pope's novel included a section on alien bodies being taken for analysis to 2006 Page #131  
ty of humankind waging war with an alien species. Does the MoD know somethi 2006 Page #131  
   1974: The Year of Crashed UFOs, Alien Viruses And Biological Warfare) le 2006 Page #132  
   1974: The Year of Crashed UFOs, Alien Viruses And Biological Warfare) "A 2006 Page #134  
   1974: The Year of Crashed UFOs, Alien Viruses And Biological Warfare) we 2006 Page #136  
 the outbreak of a lethal virus of alien origins. Let us hope that they are 2006 Page #137  
   1974: The Year of Crashed UFOs, Alien Viruses And Biological Warfare) 13 2006 Page #138  
 TOP SECRET/MAJIC Photographs 'The alien creature had a whitish kind of app 2006 Page #156  
— well, what I would call now — an alien creature. I had no idea what I was 2006 Page #157  
 'I don't know.' He said, 'It's an alien creature from outer space, you big 2006 Page #157  
 CAN YOU EXPLAIN THAT FURTHER? The alien creature had a whitish kind of app 2006 Page #158  
t we have here is a desert and the alien entity. Here is the guy in the jea 2006 Page #158  
. So, I actually had to have this (alien creature in truck) pointed out to  2006 Page #158  
t it was. (On a riser) here is the alien that was mosdy intact. Next to him 2006 Page #158  
. Next to him, or it, is the other alien that was crumpled in a fetal posit 2006 Page #158  
been badly damaged. And here's the alien next to it. I tried to make a rend 2006 Page #158  
ey in an elongated fashion and the alien entity lying on top of the gurney. 2006 Page #159  
Yeah. [Picks up another drawing of alien hand.] I tried to make a descripti 2006 Page #159  
 born in Bethesda, Maryland (where alien bodies were allegedly hidden follo 2006 Page #194  
ite, such as Area 51 and S2, house alien craft that have been back-engineer 2006 Page #199  
 : The Covert Program to Replicate Alien Technology Richard M. Dolan ...... 2007 Page #5  
....................... 44 UFO and Alien Imagery in Advertising Peter Robbi 2007 Page #5  
s: The Covert Program to Replicate Alien Technology Richard M. Dolan Copyri 2007 Page #50  
lon 'Jave-rt Progran1 to Replic~tc Alien Technology Richard M. Dollln 2007  2007 Page #50  
 U-s aboul making UFOs. ■ Studying alien bodies; conduding biolech research 2007 Page #54  
ernment scientist: Confinnation of alien technology and 'at least one body' 2007 Page #55  
                           UFO and Alien Imagery in Advertising Peter Robbi 2007 Page #59  
007 Peter Robbins For decades now, alien and UFO-related subject matter ha\ 2007 Page #59  
c's awareness and acceptance of an alien presence on Earth? \X/har products 2007 Page #59  
 by a smiling, waving little green alien with a UFO on its T-shirt. The fol 2007 Page #60  
ogy is not immune from the lure of alien sales-beings either. ln a 1999 tra 2007 Page #62  
Electronic Ne111s, a large pair of alien eyes stare out at the viewer. The  2007 Page #62  
 Street JomwJ/ ad, a poinry-headed alien has disembarked from its flying sa 2007 Page #62  
' was a cheerfull y unrhreat ening aLien who offered "a magical world of le 2007 Page #63  
ng this chewy sweet from England. "Alien Chewits" hit the stores the summer 2007 Page #63  
ndy. The wrapper s featured a gray alien head with either yellow or red bea 2007 Page #63  
thing in this world tastes like an alien secretion ." On the right is the p 2007 Page #65  
queur, and a glass labeled "Midori Alien Secretion." I don't know if the id 2007 Page #65  
re. Will any of you be ordering an alien secretion at the bar later this ev 2007 Page #65  
in shock as he stares at a silvery alien that has just fallen from the sky, 2007 Page #67  
ible print ads of 1992 employed an alien to sell its services. This cute, n 2007 Page #68  
\n impo ino, and omewhat ambiguous alien head dominat ed a layout for the G 2007 Page #69  
f an impact crater with a big-eyed alien in the foreground. The popularity  2007 Page #70  
ike most conventional Earth beers, Alien Ale is sold by the carton. But unl 2007 Page #71  
 years. Fina!Jy, you can taste the Alien Amber experience and join the mult 2007 Page #71  
 is standing next to a green-faced alien who is extending his right hand, s 2007 Page #71  
 be the product of back-engineered alien technolog y. ln another simple yet 2007 Page #71  
cape at dusk. ls it descended from alien technology? Large white letters sp 2007 Page #71  
rscores the anxiety inherent in an alien abduction: "Its pouring witl1 rain 2007 Page #71  
                        a hovering alien craft firing a blue beam of Light  2007 Page #74  
bduction that I'm aware of. In it, alien craft appearin g to be made of lig 2007 Page #74  
ght-provokin g applications of the alien related theme appeared in a pair o 2007 Page #75  
dcast in 1989. Neither employed an alien or a UFO, choosing instead to rely 2007 Page #75  
st have campaigns which suggest at alien abduction, crashes and retrievals  2007 Page #76  
c's awareness and acceptance of an alien presence on Earth? Not that I've c 2007 Page #76  
nd human nature. In this case, its alien and UFO reality in advertisi ng vs 2007 Page #77  
eality in advertisi ng vs. UFO and alien reality for 1·eal, making it a kin 2007 Page #77  
ackson, London, 1987, page 469 The Alien Agenda, Jim Marrs, HarperCollins,  2007 Page #77  
culous science fiction stories of "alien spacecraft", and "little green men 2007 Page #115  
 flying saucer. If it is true that alien space crafts have crashed, it sugg 2007 Page #127  
roduction: If some UFOs are indeed alien spacecraft -and a small percentage 2007 Page #132  
authoriti es have indeed recovered alien spacecraft, then the most likely t 2007 Page #134  
fied don't appear to be a piece of alien machinery per se, but rather a sid 2007 Page #194  
ay in demonstrating the reality of alien spacecraft in our atmosphere. On A 2008 Page #7  
arching for a meteorite and not an alien spacecraft. The Air Force split th 2008 Page #7  
counts of encounters with apparent alien beings that had taken them on-boar 2008 Page #35  
g ever investigated the so-called "alien abduction'' puzzle; and, therefore 2008 Page #35  
ecretly established to address the alien abduction issue. The group--which  2008 Page #35  
n national security. 18 Beware the Alien Virus According to Article IX of T 2008 Page #36  
forthcoming book, In Search of the Alien Viruses, is packed with documents  2008 Page #36  
ly, engaged in the study of lethal alien viruses-uncovered as a result of a 2008 Page #37  
ow be justified. In addition, the "alien abduction" and "alien virus'' aspe 2008 Page #37  
dition, the "alien abduction" and "alien virus'' aspects of the phenomenon  2008 Page #37  
O October 1967 20 In Search of the Alien Viruses, Dr. Robert M. Wood, publi 2008 Page #39  
, there is a file that I opened on alien abductions and alien contact cases 2008 Page #67  
t I opened on alien abductions and alien contact cases, with a series of bi 2008 Page #67  
acecraft in an air force hangar or alien bodies at a government laboratory. 2008 Page #68  
eals with extraten-estrials and no alien autopsies. If such things have hap 2008 Page #68  
interference." Jim Penniston means alien interference, perhaps even retalia 2008 Page #94  
 a proponent of the theory that an alien spacecraft came to grief at Tungus 2008 Page #101  
d the actual nature of the alleged alien device have yet to be disclosed. W 2008 Page #102  
 disclosed. While the idea that an alien spacecraft might have crashed at,  2008 Page #102  
nislaw Lem used the scenario of an alien spacecraft exploding at Tunguska a 2008 Page #102  
who, it is theorized , destroy the alien spacecraft to prevent it from fall 2008 Page #103  
) r.:urr Intent of Tab "G'' (BW} ■ Alien pathogens are presumably the conce 2008 Page #122  
itler. On October 20, 1942, the US Alien Property Custodian , operating und 2008 Page #129  
rn:.1 ti on ■ Ni.,on, Gleason, and Alien Bodies ■ Behind the Scenes ■ 1975: 2008 Page #159  
5: A Quiet Year ■ Reagan's (First) Alien Invasion Speech ■ Pennsylvania Tri 2008 Page #164  
e new issue of the extent to which alien viruses have been and are a factor 2009 Page #7  
L SECUIRTY AGENCY CODE BREAKING OF ALIEN CODEX AND HISTORICAL RESEARCH OF T 2009 Page #26  
e CIA and try to stay clear of the alien connection for the sake of already 2009 Page #29  
at in order to keep control of the alien substance, as blackmail to stay em 2009 Page #31  
ook and had made, "contact with an alien craft." The Young-Chetham intervie 2009 Page #48  
e reported recovery of an apparent alien body at the scene, Werner said: "I 2009 Page #49  
rce While conducting research into alien abductions , the investigator Don  2009 Page #51  
utlined an apparent autopsy of the alien corpse at a medical facility in Ar 2009 Page #53  
ut to become a veritable hotbed of alien activity specifically when, in the 2009 Page #54  
res supposedly given to him by his alien friends, as a means by which he co 2009 Page #54  
kness; watching in awe as the huge alien craft grew ever smaller as it rose 2009 Page #55  
affidavit that with respect to the alien body found at the Kingman site: "I 2009 Page #55  
ons for the Roswell debris and the alien bodies, how great of a supposition 2009 Page #92  
st them to far nastier accounts of alien abduction as reported in America.  2009 Page #139  
■ Into the Fringe (1992). Personal alien abduction ■Taken (1994). Military  2009 Page #152  
n underground fac1 ■ H1.11'11n and alien workers ■ T umer. ·a revolution ha 2009 Page #152  

Word: "alien's", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y tape might be part of some space alien's alphabet. Is this even remotely  2004 Page #133  
to obtain a broader picture of the alien's origin and mjssion, which would  2005 Page #162  
 space, they got a close-up of the alien's head from the neck on up with th 2006 Page #159  

Word: "alien-caused", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

examples from the past of apparent alien-caused illnesses, followed by deat 2006 Page #112  

Word: "alien-contact", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nse needed to try to emphasize the alien-contact aspect of the [Berwyn] cas 2006 Page #126  
arent.ly stumbled somehow into the alien-related program. Annoyed -as he fe 2005 Page #81  
• ""•U•-•Jt_,,,, •. _.• In 1992 an alien-related advertising campaign was m 2007 Page #64  
onspirac y bent on controlling our alien-related perceptions and normalizin 2007 Page #76  
self to take it seriouslv. UFO and alien-related ads allow me to do both. J 2007 Page #77  
ne. Be assured though that UFO and alien-related ads wi!J continue to visit 2007 Page #77  

Word: "alien-shaped", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Galaccic Gummies. The all-natural alien-shaped gummies were forcified with 2007 Page #63  

Word: "alien-style", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 well as strange, almost spectral, alien-style entities. In a July 31, 1994 2006 Page #132  

Word: "alien-themed", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o not spare our cats and dogs from alien-themed ads and promotions. ln 1984 2007 Page #66  
miconductor Corporatio n placed an alien-themed ad in a 2000 issue of the E 2007 Page #69  

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ay shameless)~ with lines such as "Alienated by hard to transfect cell line 2007 Page #62  

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o governmental coaxing to mount an alienrelated ad campaign. Such companies 2007 Page #59  

Word: "aliens", 179 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Offered blessings for three dead aliens In a field outside of Cape Girard 2003 Page #22  
lled on to arrange for caskets for aliens in 1941 a Either he owned or his  2003 Page #34  
ecame part of the popular culture: Aliens have underground bases in         2003 Page #141  
h Retrieval Conference the desert. Aliens are in cahoots with our governmen 2003 Page #142  
e technology for abduction rights. Aliens are farming human body parts for  2003 Page #142  
rming human body parts for supper. Aliens created humans and sent Jesus aro 2003 Page #142  
a, but this was the first time the aliens had actually become proactive. Bu 2003 Page #142  
 implanted in her body so that the aliens could monitor and control her tho 2003 Page #143  
ot only Bennewitz thought that the aliens were a continuing threat, but Han 2003 Page #144  
t is intuitively clear that if the aliens have begun to significantly influ 2003 Page #185  
 Slide 66, I conclude that several aliens species have been visiting us for 2003 Page #187  
ommunity by U.S. intelligence. The aliens are still in control.             2003 Page #189  
Air Force Base, and there met with aliens who landed at the base. Ike met w 2003 Page #192  
nded at the base. Ike met with the aliens, heard their message, and thereby 2003 Page #192  
 late 70s and early 80s, when dead aliens became the rage, the story of Ike 2003 Page #192  
though no 1950 story mentions dead aliens there is actually some evidence t 2003 Page #192  
een recovered alien spacecraft and aliens in a hanger. Can you tell me exac 2003 Page #198  
ed that whenever Reagan brought up aliens in meetings, he would roll his ke 2003 Page #199  
While there did not seem to be any aliens in the underground facility, Larr 2004 Page #59  
ing torch... was being used by the aliens in medical experiments on our liv 2004 Page #78  
ed that she was being contacted by aliens many times a day that were orbiti 2004 Page #103  
about Mrs. Swan's contact with the aliens, and decided to fly from Washingt 2004 Page #103  
rsen how to contact the one of the aliens named AFFA. Neesham and Larsen ra 2004 Page #104  
 cited show Report Number, whether aliens were noted, whether a craft was n 2004 Page #106  
 71% report UFO craft • 66% report aliens • 44% report or imply retrieval o 2004 Page #109  
 THE NUMBERS SAY • 53 reports with aliens, some on site • 57 reports with c 2004 Page #109  
y of credible checkable reports of aliens, craft, and recovery teams. No Ye 2004 Page #110  
h, saw medics remove dead and live aliens 27 1953 Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey, 2004 Page #112  
Don Ecker VI, 50-52 Firefight with aliens; MAJIC; Bodies recovered 52 1972  2004 Page #113  
Lear V. 18-19 Photographer, 3 dead aliens and UFO seen in hangar 54 1973 Co 2004 Page #113  
hotographer took pictures of "live aliens" from crash-site 60 1974 Wright-P 2004 Page #113  
her Bob Pratt II, 25 Shootout with aliens; 11 American casualties 65 1978 F 2004 Page #114  
r specialist saw recovered UFO and aliens with large heads 73 1981 Germany  2004 Page #114  
nyway) is the large percentages of aliens and craft seen. Nearly half ident 2004 Page #115  
step might be to count the on-site aliens, craft, and recovery teams from t 2004 Page #115  
ally. Alien Reports Beginning with aliens on Slide 9, I offer three reports 2004 Page #115  
 and Report 60(1974): Photographed aliens could have been same ones seen la 2004 Page #116  
Slide 8 THREE UNUSUAL REPORTS WITH ALIENS . 1. Report 34, WPAFB, French pro 2004 Page #116  
 in net suspended by crane. 3 dead aliens, 5 feet tall. "Interior larger th 2004 Page #116  
personnel, and included three live aliens being assisted out of the craft.  2004 Page #117  
nd proved detailed descriptions of aliens, and selected reactions of Einste 2004 Page #119  
B. More significant to me than the aliens in aquariums was the extensive di 2004 Page #119  
the details of armed conflict with aliens outside of their craft on the gro 2004 Page #119  
eath resulted before the remaining aliens boarded and left. Subsequent inte 2004 Page #119  
tings leading to too much traffic; aliens are too much like us; abductions  2004 Page #121  
, packaging procedures, control of aliens separately, debriefing procedures 2004 Page #124  
effectively removing the craft and aliens, and keeping the public in the da 2004 Page #127  
ernment "would have" autopsied the aliens (requiring as many as 100 special 2004 Page #127  
ens of crash retrievals, many with aliens • They are not inconsistent with  2004 Page #128  
lide 28: Large number of craft and aliens recovered and captured, and at on 2004 Page #130  
lusion as Berlitz and Moore: space aliens did crash at Roswell and the gove 2004 Page #137  
ted witnesses were confusing space aliens with crash dummies they may have  2004 Page #140  
on, Ohio, and that their were dead aliens from outer space. He confessed it 2004 Page #144  
 all lead us to believe there were aliens. And yet the public relations per 2004 Page #144  
sh it would go away. And maybe the aliens did go away. Some say they were f 2004 Page #144  
 as the final resting place of the aliens. We have all heard the tales abou 2004 Page #144  
hat her grandmother told her space aliens did crash at Roswell, and the rea 2004 Page #145  
 hard evidence of the existence of aliens visiting earth, and that he was p 2004 Page #147  
          The Road to Roswell dead aliens picked up by the military. In fac 2004 Page #148  
that they saw all these dead space aliens. The Air Force under Clinton even 2004 Page #148  
y had actually interacted with the aliens on more than one occasion. The go 2004 Page #178  
 Consider crashed saucers and dead aliens which were largely pushed by a se 2004 Page #179  
s crashes, communications with the aliens, and recovered dead and live alie 2004 Page #179  
liens, and recovered dead and live aliens. The two elements are then mixed  2004 Page #179  
 "two beings that he was told were aliens." British UFO researcher Georgino 2004 Page #179  
es out how to communicate with the aliens, and the aliens are directed to H 2004 Page #180  
mmunicate with the aliens, and the aliens are directed to Holloman Air Forc 2004 Page #180  
wed some visitors pictures of dead aliens that he had in a filing cabinet i 2004 Page #181  
mp was extended and out came three aliens. Question: What did they look lik 2004 Page #182  
t how no one disputed the story of aliens landing and talking to base offic 2004 Page #183  
knew anything about the landing of aliens at HoHoman. In a Q&A session duri 2004 Page #184  
have diplomatic relations with the aliens, and therefore couldn't release t 2004 Page #185  
They tried to make me believe that aliens had claimed that they had somethi 2004 Page #194  
inton spoke publicly about UFOs or aliens. • Both researchers William LaPar 2004 Page #196  
If we were being attacked by space aliens, like in that movie, Independence 2004 Page #197  
if we were being attacked by space aliens, we wouldn't be playing these kin 2004 Page #197  
 animal and human mutilations, the aliens have shown a callous indifference 2005 Page #9  
 Of note, he also learned that the aliens were free of harmful bacteria and 2005 Page #44  
cations of Disclosure fired on the aliens, but their weapons jammed. The co 2005 Page #79  
claimed to have seen rune deceased aliens preserved in deep freeze conditio 2005 Page #79  
epeated the scuttlebutt that these aliens seemed to be insect-lik e in thei 2005 Page #79  
how much. The fact is tl1e idea of aliens here on Earth scared her, and suc 2005 Page #86  
ture for what it is, how would the aliens themselves change our world, once 2005 Page #86  
 actual autopsy of two of the dead aliens. Above: an image from a video-int 2005 Page #145  
pacecraft would be sturued. If the aLiens were found wearing £Light sujts,  2005 Page #162  
manentl y. lt stated that UFOs and aliens should be the responsibility of t 2005 Page #164  
ave Desert). Charlie said that the aliens at Edwards were human types with  2005 Page #164  
a Volkswagen. It had a crew of two aliens. The recovery team transported th 2005 Page #164  
tween their universe and ours. The aliens project their thoughts into a tho 2005 Page #164  
t in diameter. He learned that two aliens were recovered from the disc. One 2005 Page #165  
buildings and Ozzie saw two Living aliens standing by this building. One of 2005 Page #165  
at depicted six different types of aliens. He remember s that one of the al 2005 Page #165  
ens. He remember s that one of the aliens looked human. Short grays were al 2005 Page #165  
 a high degree of involvement with aliens as early as 1948. 163             2005 Page #165  
ght. Ozzie had to carry one of the aliens and estimated its weight at only  2005 Page #166  
emotional about this incident. The aliens were dressed in onepiece coverall 2005 Page #166  
om this, learn something about the aliens who developed this artful handiwo 2005 Page #167  
Why would saucers crash? Why would aliens visit Earth? Why doesn't the gove 2006 Page #4  
t tell us what it knows? Why would aliens not land on the White House lawn  2006 Page #4  
er other questions such as WHY are aliens coming here, WHY haven't I seen o 2006 Page #4  
ey from etc, etc. 2. WHY don't the aliens, if they are real, just land on t 2006 Page #4  
ce Obviously I don't speak for any aliens. However, let us note three facts 2006 Page #5  
ly it is not difficult to see that aliens have technology far in advance of 2006 Page #5  
 please. 3. WHY in the world would aliens want to come here if, as you have 2006 Page #5  
g on outside the preserve. I think aliens have been traipsing around the ne 2006 Page #6  
his may be a penal colony on which aliens dropped off their bad boys and gi 2006 Page #7  
of people would think that surely, aliens, who can come here, must be far m 2006 Page #10  
nly have no reason to believe that aliens never make mistakes, never run in 2006 Page #11  
ay, why assume we can second guess aliens? They persistently say there is n 2006 Page #11  
desert. intenor of craft, and dead aliens inside a tent. No explanation Or  2006 Page #26  
e story of two prospectors chasing aliens across the desert after a UFO cra 2006 Page #44  
But this report is not about space aliens, UFOs, or the contention that "th 2006 Page #50  
lations may be experiments by both aliens and our own covert forces to bett 2006 Page #101  
by human forces and by also by the aliens themselves. Introductory perspect 2006 Page #101  
 dooming Earth. Since some alleged aliens have been reported as having psyc 2006 Page #102  
 movies. Here the invading Martian aliens (big, destructive, seemingly mech 2006 Page #102  
anicked by the potential threat of aliens. Actually, according to historian 2006 Page #102  
e alleged landing locations of the aliens. Nevertheless, the image stuck: a 2006 Page #103  
ns. Nevertheless, the image stuck: aliens will cause panic if they are real 2006 Page #103  
quotations that deal with crashes, aliens, illness and mutilations. From th 2006 Page #103  
an alien craft landed nearby, some aliens forced him into their craft. He w 2006 Page #109  
th by our covert forces and by the aliens themselves. 114                   2006 Page #117  
 DSTL, Porton Down. (13) Were live aliens really loose on the Berwyn Mounta 2006 Page #123  
onstrates that the stories of live aliens being seen on the mountainside (a 2006 Page #129  
ing his belief in the existence of aliens. However, at the same time that ( 2006 Page #131  
an attack on the planet by hostile aliens. Inevitably, this led to rumors t 2006 Page #131  
notable of all, in Invasion Earth, aliens from a captured, crashed UFO were 2006 Page #132  
reen and you were able to shoot at aliens. In a radar site, there are three 2006 Page #152  
at another photograph that had the aliens layed out on a skid. I looked at  2006 Page #157  
940s, just based on the truck. The aliens sort of looked like that one down 2006 Page #158  
st so you know, we don't call them aliens.' I said, We don't?' 'No, we call 2006 Page #162  
been using the technology that the aliens gave them? Or using the crashed v 2006 Page #162  
im. I said, 'Yes, we recovered the aliens, but that was in the 1940s. That' 2006 Page #163  
 to the public, about UFOs and the aliens, without panicking them, how best 2006 Page #205  
hey plan lo keep this seaet? ■ Are aliens living among us? ■ Do aliens inte 2007 Page #51  
■ Are aliens living among us? ■ Do aliens interact in some \'mf with the hu 2007 Page #51  
aces where we should expect to see aliens and U FOs helping promote product 2007 Page #60  
d from Gene Therap) Systems, green aliens are seen floating down from their 2007 Page #62  
o this channel." And why are these aliens visiting us? "They're looking for 2007 Page #62  
ied by the lead line, "\Xlhy space aliens steal our CO\VS." SELLING TO CHIL 2007 Page #62  
 label included the warning that ".Aliens are out there now." 57            2007 Page #63  
searchers, was the allegation that aliens enjoyed smoking, specifically Sar 2007 Page #65  
in 2000. \Xlhile we do not know if aliens keep pets, we do know advertisers 2007 Page #66  
ment, this one from Great Britain, aliens -illegal and otherwise, are admon 2007 Page #67  
pear, the subtext seems to be that aliens are people too and should be resp 2007 Page #68  
edoed illustration of out of focus aliens, the one in the foreground lookin 2007 Page #69  
ming through the trees toward you. Aliens? :More than likely it wiJJ be our 2007 Page #71  
any means imaginable, and UFOs and aliens have proven to be a tried-and-tru 2007 Page #76  
y want the public to take UFOs and aliens more seriously. Does the study of 2007 Page #77  
to assure the public that UFOs and aliens are real -in advertisements and c 2007 Page #77  
 co fathom is the possibility that aliens are actually behind the giant cov 2007 Page #127  
 be exposed. In this scenario, the aliens are using our world governments a 2007 Page #127  
retrieval reports of several dozen aliens, some of them were flown into the 2007 Page #128  
overed. le is rumored that 18 dead aliens where recovered as we!J. -UFO inv 2007 Page #129  
otage of everything from the ship, aliens, and MJBs, being scientifically e 2007 Page #129  
ioned quite often, as well as dead aliens. The metal magnesium also came up 2007 Page #131  
 inclurung F!Jing Saucer are Real; Aliens fi-0,11 Space; and The F!Jing Sau 2007 Page #132  
t it and said, 'Marilyn Monroe and aliens? No way,"' explained Speriglio at 2007 Page #134  
 secret knowledge of UFOs and dead aLiens." Indeed, the document, dated onJ 2007 Page #135  
arly-to-mid 1990s: namely that the aliens were actually nothing of the sort 2008 Page #35  
for an amusing tale about stranded aliens who are forced to jumpstart the t 2008 Page #102  
ur at Tunguska, and whether or not aliens really did meet their deaths in t 2008 Page #103  
n of how to handle the presence of aliens here in a rather broad maimer. Th 2008 Page #106  
e infection of some humans by some aliens has clearly occurred, and it is p 2008 Page #111  
 come from the families of illegal aliens. Standardized testing bas proven  2008 Page #143  
arch in 1975 ■ Remote Vie-wing the Aliens ■ Politics ■ UFOs Elsewhere in th 2008 Page #159  
 Of note, he also learned that the aliens were free of harmful bacteria and 2009 Page #50  
the number of people who can claim aliens wrecked their marriages is infini 2009 Page #54  
Compare that with the words of the aliens that Truman Bethurum claimed to h 2009 Page #55  
rse, the same in both stories. The aliens in both accounts are short in sta 2009 Page #55  
 Werner and Bethurum said that the aliens wore uniforn1s and caps. The body 2009 Page #55  
 dark-skinned; and the skin of the aliens that Bethurum claimed to have met 2009 Page #55  
ly had caused all the uproar about aliens and saucers in the desert and acc 2009 Page #87  
e landing site and found traces of aliens who made a short promenade about  2009 Page #134  
 a short promenade about the park. Aliens visited the place after dark, at  2009 Page #134  
 Times as "A Tass Bulletin: Knobby Aliens Were Here." It began, "Everyone s 2009 Page #138  
al musicians, arm wrestlers , even aliens." The coverage goes down hill fro 2009 Page #138  
 stated that witnesses who saw the aliens "Were overwhelmed with a fear whi 2009 Page #138  
 times in the Soviet Union Pinhead aliens Invade Russia Scientists confirm  2009 Page #150  

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ots had difficulty controlling the aliens' avionics. Bill worked at Los Ala 2005 Page #164  
one of the current TV series, 'The Aliens' [sic-The Invaders]. It was my un 2009 Page #32  

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likelihood of non-humans -that is, aliens-existing down here on Eanh. This  2005 Page #85  

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rked his way up to become chief of alighting devices withm the aircraft lab 2005 Page #41  

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nacity fibers, lasers, molecularly aligned metallic alloys, integrated circ 2003 Page #101  
stems, including their molecularly aligned and strengthened flight suits an 2003 Page #102  
 ... whose atoms or molecules were aligned" • "Photograph and findings on s 2005 Page #8  

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enacity fibers ■ Metals -molecular alignment ■ Fluid amplification ■ Transi 2005 Page #7  
(2 f.s.) dissolve in a transparent alignment of atoms" (750/o accurate , 25 2005 Page #9  
 each fiber ... atomic/molecular ■ alignment" ■ " ••• mention of some sort  2005 Page #9  
 All-magnetic design Unique magnet alignment 3500 RPM operation 20 kW deliv 2005 Page #21  
rs, was guided by the astrological alignment of the stars and planets rathe 2008 Page #135  

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 set to coincide with astrological alignments of the stars and planets. 128 2008 Page #134  
ta, Weaver concluded that the star alignments for the mission activities an 2008 Page #135  
at the frequency of these stel Jar alignments are tied to weather or lighti 2008 Page #135  
umber of the significant celestial alignments already found in NASA's long  2008 Page #136  
 an eye toward occult astrological alignments? And who did President Johnso 2008 Page #136  

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 lnstitutc of l echnoloi:y reporH, alihouch exar.:erateI, arc, i;raduat es. 2009 Page #183  

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finding these two spheres, exactly alike, is that according to the witnesse 2004 Page #11  
earchers and members of the public alike have assigned the Alien Autopsy fi 2005 Page #151  
ormed of this and be told that Mr. Alike should take whatever measures are  2006 Page #167  
crew and DC-8 pilots. All reported alike in shape, color, and general direc 2008 Page #9  
state authorities and libertarians alike. They questioned the act's sweepin 2008 Page #142  
 and Bentwaters vehicles were also alike." It was also worth noting that th 2009 Page #139  

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i;-or e·.-cn of eonEttuc::o!'.l. i.alio~ o1 some ~orL Pora-w::ir s,cC;""CL  2009 Page #182  

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tell all the truth all the ame and alio·w such truths to loosen their grip  2005 Page #118  

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non-human bodies, two dead and one alive: "...the Team arrived at the crash 2003 Page #99  
PNAC in charge of any EBEs dead or alive. Again, security plans to "remove  2003 Page #176  
 that organic matter (EBEs dead or alive) is handled differently. Slide 32  2003 Page #176  
 "I have talked to people who were alive then. They all said Judge Proctor  2004 Page #28  
th humanoid bodies — both dead and alive. In addition to the well known nam 2004 Page #69  
right Patterson who might still be alive. Sarbacher named off a number of p 2004 Page #98  
 describes four crew members taken alive, five feet in height, correlates w 2004 Page #117  
e — or slab, the other was clearly alive and moving around on the floor. He 2004 Page #179  
 his optic nerve, he was blind but alive. • On June 13, 1971, he was shot t 2004 Page #210  
t Coast evening papers. Johnson is alive today, 224                         2004 Page #227  
 he was sure that the creature was alive at the moment it entered the hospi 2005 Page #36  
that one of the entities was still alive aboard the craft when the U.S. mil 2005 Page #43  
ot be returning home -at least not alive. According to Woolcott 's memory,  2005 Page #44  
FACT THAT AT 9 /11 THIS PLACE CAME ALIVE? "This place came alive after 9 /1 2005 Page #66  
PLACE CAME ALIVE? "This place came alive after 9 /11. Three or four days la 2005 Page #66  
y non-human life forms ·which were alive and moving about on tl1eir arrival 2005 Page #154  
e recovered from the disc. One was alive. White-coated doct ors walked the  2005 Page #165  
ation, which, unlike me, was never alive when there wasn't a space program, 2006 Page #9  
nd that the alien crew, some still alive, were whisked off to a secret mili 2006 Page #119  
ut said that their cargo was still alive." In conclusion, Prescott added th 2006 Page #123  
o this man, at least one was still alive. This is just evidence of one man, 2006 Page #124  
ions with his father, who is still alive, but would not agree to talk with  2006 Page #151  
t toward a vehicle that was still "alive" or active? Why had no sea life at 2006 Page #192  
 the other day as his son is still alive and is crying to get some form of  2007 Page #84  
r him and they didn't chink he was alive. My mom was crying and I have five 2007 Page #122  
ttle burns on his face, but he was alive, so we were all happy. l think it  2007 Page #122  
ights in the Rendlesham Forest as "alive" and "speaking " to them telepathi 2008 Page #74  
ot be returning home -at least not alive. According to Woolcott 's memory,  2009 Page #51  

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im to the floor for a week. l made alJ the prosthetic body bits to look rea 2005 Page #150  
ock. \Vhen I freed it, it unfolded alJ by itself. I refolded it, and it spr 2005 Page #155  
cs themselves, regardless of size, alJ had tricycle landing gear. The size  2007 Page #100  
scs incorporated a single wheel on alJ three landing gear struts, while the 2007 Page #100  
C. (Officer in charge) of MacDill, alJ four aircraft had been flown in, and 2007 Page #100  
pulsion systems. Only then, can we alJ take our rightful place among the st 2007 Page #120  
l: What's amazing is that they got alJ that stuff together so quickly. lc's 2007 Page #171  
r t batuba sample was destroyed by alJ the Brazilian tests and the second a 2007 Page #195  

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lyn Monroe on the part of Hoover's alJ-powerfu l agency came about in Augus 2007 Page #137  

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cal developments, whether human or aljen. The tales of reverse engineering  2005 Page #163  
. Ir featured a motorcycle-r.idjng aljen. The next took a more subtle appro 2007 Page #60  
hard products which employ UFO and aljen imagery to assist in their markeci 2007 Page #67  

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e visitors haYe faltered to earth, alJow yourself to draw your own conclusi 2005 Page #117  
ascinated by the subject but can't alJow myself to take it seriouslv. UFO a 2007 Page #77  

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t printing April 1990 fitn FrlnUnp Aljuil 1901 PWNTTD « CAMAOA CHMft CAO li 2003 Page #136  

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NC,.t..N.O •.. Nic;.,,cTL.V ,F-0._ ALJwl-C'ST A~':")'\. A QCCC:"-FOOT..,_,, 2009 Page #117  

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 af tto altaatlaa — rayarl teak a —alk ar adx waata, to 1* faamlly faaillar 2003 Page #221  

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~ c: c) = ¢5x "'"'"']~ V/ALKWAY \//ALK'/1/,Y " -',.,..,, 1( =0= ~-uw) l"JU  2007 Page #119  

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porter: Seems he was agitating the alkali somewhere southwest of Death Vall 2006 Page #44  
nicate with NHI or at least fathom Alkali its motives. Military would prepa 2006 Page #64  

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) c::') C ~ c: c) = ¢5x "'"'"']~ V/ALKWAY \//ALK'/1/,Y " -',.,..,, 1( =0= ~ 2007 Page #119  

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tary Frank Knox asks media to hold all' unauthorized Navy neW8 Dec. 7, 1841 2007 Page #16  

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 and cruise missiles. This mobile, all- weather day and night system is hig 2006 Page #143  
Aug -J Sep 80, 2 -Cl c:~• IU) 1200 All-,ged S19""...h.lngs of th.identified 2007 Page #174  

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cs. Unfortunately, she also had an all-consuming dependency on prescnptton  2007 Page #136  

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l intelligence, stand-by fighters, all-encompassing defense, well- function 2006 Page #105  

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..; ~ ,, ,I ,. ,. : Sltrn--Grrlach All-magnetic design Unique magnet alignm 2005 Page #21  

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than Sarah's Galaccic Gummies. The all-natural alien-shaped gummies were fo 2007 Page #63  

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violence ensues, the assumption is all-out war. Science The science communi 2006 Page #62  
 which could lead to an "immediate all-out mobilization." Over Alaska? Over 2006 Page #169  

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ate borders, and-most paramount of all-protecting the populace from assault 2008 Page #25  

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CAGO DAILY NEW5RED STREAI§ 1ERICAN ALL-STARS WIN 2-1 Army Finds Air Saucer  2003 Page #118  

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tably, came to a tragic end at the all-too-young age of thirty-six. On 23 J 2007 Page #136  

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 I. (VALUATION: MOM C INFORMAT ION AllaPPDVIIIi AUTIIONITY: 7. (0617411.1 L 2004 Page #19  

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om an outspoken enemy, support the allegation that Forrestal's mental probl 2003 Page #94  
atsoever that the most sensational allegation is that, three nights Wore th 2006 Page #121  
ven among UFO researchers, was the allegation that aliens enjoyed smoking,  2007 Page #65  
mine if there is any truth to this allegation , one must first understand t 2008 Page #123  

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 Majesty's Government: Whether the allegations contained in the recently pu 2004 Page #53  
rs and Woodbridge: Nuclear Weapons Allegations." 56                         2004 Page #59  
or them. The reason was simple. If allegations from the Scully book could b 2004 Page #219  
d to his UFO observations (and his allegations that the communists were out 2005 Page #102  
s, Part II: Examining Evidence and Allegations . The ]011mal of 01-gonovry, 2005 Page #105  
uldn't find any substance to these allegations, and so the Express just sim 2006 Page #125  
oversy, as well as the Porton Down allegations, had been quietly disseminat 2006 Page #129  
solve the issue of the Porton Down allegations as they related to the Rendl 2006 Page #133  
-and amid controversial rumors and allegations that the weapons in question 2008 Page #32  

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and the crafts departed. Witnesses allege they observed a total of five oth 2009 Page #136  

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ouncement. Or could It be that the alleged "crash of January 41" triggered  2003 Page #32  
 Fry points to the location of the alleged incident on the Berwyn Mountains 2003 Page #76  
rs might have had samples from the alleged extraterrestrial craft punched o 2003 Page #100  
12 Message? “Two of the discs were alleged to have crashed, 1 in the lake,  2003 Page #159  
n use in publications in 1954, the alleged date □ The special appearance of 2003 Page #180  
nachronisms that might not fit the alleged publication time, looking at the 2003 Page #181  
 the most extensively investigated alleged UFO crash-retrieval case — with  2004 Page #4  
imit of the time. At that time the alleged submerged UFOs lifted off the bo 2004 Page #44  
 is also rich in myth, legend, and alleged paranormal activity. This has be 2004 Page #48  
 has no information concerning the alleged suicide. Investigations into suc 2004 Page #54  
ng Office (GAO) to investigate the alleged July 1947 Roswell UFO crash. Con 2004 Page #60  
rence possessed information on the alleged crash and recovery of an extrate 2004 Page #61  
hard Doty. Agent Doty showed me an alleged briefing paper for the President 2004 Page #69  
18: Aztec UFO Conference Speakers, Alleged Disc Crash Site, Hart Canyon Gre 2004 Page #70  
yon Grey plaque on stand marks the alleged location where the large, silver 2004 Page #70  
 Howe. Here's a group of us at the alleged landing site in March 2002 at a  2004 Page #70  
ing up Highway 44 the night of the alleged crash. WHAT EXACTLY DID THEY DES 2004 Page #72  
 large disc near Aztec. Beyond the alleged presidential briefing paper I wa 2004 Page #73  
rles Fumoux and Dr. John Gille and alleged witness Leon Visse III, 27-30 Bo 2004 Page #112  
source and have other notes on the alleged 1950 Mexico crash • R20, R28, R6 2004 Page #118  
1 thereof. Report 30 deals with an alleged 1955 viewing of the famous "Blue 2004 Page #119  
uth about ET presence in Dallas as alleged in National Inquirer article? Th 2004 Page #212  
st recently, one on the 1948 Aztec alleged flying saucer crash. Being train 2004 Page #214  
of police officers who were at the alleged crash site. Ramsey interviewed F 2004 Page #216  
ere were no such bases, which were alleged to have caused the UFO crash thr 2004 Page #219  
is is the matter of Silas Newton's alleged diary, in which he supposedly ad 2004 Page #221  
 copies of the originals. With the alleged Newton diary, we do not even hav 2004 Page #221  
eep Throat, or even "Dr. Gee," the alleged diary has not led to any corrobo 2004 Page #221  
er's FBI trial, and more about the alleged crash site and surrounding area. 2004 Page #223  
, and Major Marcel posing with the alleged crash debris from the Roswell UF 2004 Page #226  
earch into a spectacular series of alleged alien body recoveries in the Var 2005 Page #31  
s, with a signed affidavit from an alleged member of the USAF investigating 2005 Page #40  
                                An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash and Burial Near G 2005 Page #51  
                                An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash SLIDE# 8 Fence-li 2005 Page #53  
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                                An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash From behind one o 2005 Page #57  
op of cement roof low to ground An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash The underground s 2005 Page #59  
                                An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash ·.-.. ~~r-~, , /" 2005 Page #61  
                                An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash sr lDE # 34 -The  2005 Page #63  
                                An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash is believed that  2005 Page #65  
                                An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash "They took a grid 2005 Page #67  
                  1L oo· ...... An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash -1 ERT.I GE ~ 0 . 2005 Page #69  
                                An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash OVERLAY: "He told 2005 Page #71  
e, if one considers testimony from alleged abductees as valid evidence, the 2005 Page #74  
tigation of, incredibly enough, an alleged shooting of an alien at Fort Dix 2005 Page #78  
ions of Disclosure A great deal of alleged insider testimonies have reached 2005 Page #83  
ed alien, then quire possibly some alleged alien abductions are real; when  2005 Page #85  
ms of insanity. The essence of his alleged mental illness is reflected in t 2005 Page #89  
here was no need to put an) of rus alleged experiments to the rest. Their r 2005 Page #101  
 Pflock: namely, extracts from the alleged personal diary of Silas Newton ( 2005 Page #132  
tsbergen saga of 1952, when it was alleged that a UFO crashed on the Europe 2005 Page #133  
 infamous case was the story of an alleged UFO crash in the Kalahari Desert 2005 Page #134  
ge from a video-interview with the alleged Alien Autopsy cameraman. Do you  2005 Page #145  
 in 1995 holding a canister of the alleged Alien Autopsy film. 149          2005 Page #151  
ypist; and has no reference to his alleged training for, or assignments wit 2006 Page #17  
documentary evidence to verify his alleged training and service in covert p 2006 Page #21  
is would account for the number of alleged discrepancies in SOM1-01 when co 2006 Page #24  
Possible UFO crash in Tyumen, USSR Alleged bodies recovered. 26 PART THREE: 2006 Page #29  
m and his troops to investigate an alleged plane crash near Flatwoods and l 2006 Page #95  
les west of Washington and if this alleged meteor was traveling at "27 mile 2006 Page #96  
on area meteor." I discovered this alleged meteor was not so well known out 2006 Page #96  
 itself) dooming Earth. Since some alleged aliens have been reported as hav 2006 Page #102  
limited to those who were near the alleged landing locations of the aliens. 2006 Page #103  
ial events occurred: the first, an alleged UFO crash in the British Isles a 2006 Page #119  
e military been able to access the alleged crash sit with such apparent eas 2006 Page #125  
s day, as is the case with so many alleged crashed UFO incidents, we are le 2006 Page #130  
ly the same location where it, was alleged, alien bodies found on the Berwy 2006 Page #130  
cerning the 1947 Roswell and other alleged UFO crash retrieval incidents in 2006 Page #139  
t up the idea that I look into the alleged crash of a purported UFO into Be 2006 Page #180  
? Well, I'd heard rumors about the alleged event, lived in that neck of the 2006 Page #180  
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see anything chat referred to this alleged incident. :NIW: Could it be prov 2007 Page #91  
his passport back when the US govt alleged he was harming national security 2007 Page #91  
stories and interesting bits about alleged, claimed and stated UFO crashes. 2007 Page #127  
 NM, 8 August to 3 September 1980, Alleged Sightings of Unidentified Aerial 2007 Page #174  
15, 1993) -Metal Fragment The Tabe alleged UFO metal comes from Chile but i 2007 Page #200  
imed deep, insider knowledge of an alleged UFO crash in a southeast Texas f 2008 Page #37  
S operatives doing to maintain the alleged secret of nuclear missiles under 2008 Page #74  
Ministry of Defence Letter Then an alleged British Ministry of Defence lett 2008 Page #94  
ition and the actual nature of the alleged alien device have yet to be disc 2008 Page #102  
ts to Declassify UFO Files and the Alleged MJ-12 Assassination Directive Dr 2009 Page #5  
ts to Declassify UFO Files and the Alleged MJ-12 Assassination Directive Mi 2009 Page #35  
ations . One leaked document is an alleged Top Secret Memorandum written by 2009 Page #36  
 the Eisenhower Briefing Document. Alleged to be a briefing to President-El 2009 Page #37  
se to Kennedy's June 28 NSM was an alleged Top Secret letter issued on Nove 2009 Page #38  
 those of other UFO witnesses: his alleged 1952 liaisons -atop Nevada's Mor 2009 Page #54  
 1954 -less than oneyear after the alleged events at Kingman and no less th 2009 Page #55  
                    related events alleged to have taken place in a city pa 2009 Page #135  

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ch 11. 1941 opens FBI office In CG allegedly to Investigate reports of sabo 2003 Page #32  
ind them or their living children. Allegedly, there were three dead non-hum 2003 Page #33  
e frame. Great photographer ('50s) allegedly a doctor of psychology, yet no 2003 Page #36  
 720-09- 1812 Lives In New Mexico, allegedly advisor to presidents. Refuses 2003 Page #36  
al's earlier suicide attempts (and allegedly another one that very evening) 2003 Page #90  
th his first April 10, 1996 letter allegedly “appropriated" by his grandfat 2003 Page #97  
with six-fingered hand depressions allegedly found with six-fingered humano 2003 Page #101  
ingered hand imprinted panels were allegedly filmed by a former U.S. Air Fo 2003 Page #101  
'' In summary, the metal fragments allegedly from the "central underside of 2003 Page #106  
rted in 1957 when a metal fragment allegedly from a UFO in Ubatuba, Sau Pal 2003 Page #107  
 Crash Con'erenceIPU License Plate Allegedly used at the NRO tv.vw majestic 2003 Page #163  
ating to a UFO-crash incident that allegedly occurred off the northern coas 2004 Page #12  
bout why the Truman Administration allegedly authorized a classified Execut 2004 Page #61  
lver-colored lens-shaped craft was allegedly found on top of the mesa in a  2004 Page #70  
 bases in New Mexico — a disc that allegedly was tracked by radar down thro 2004 Page #70  
is close associates felt when they allegedly learned that dissected humanoi 2004 Page #75  
e course. Then when the government allegedly used weapons to forcefully bri 2004 Page #82  
 and access to his papers has been allegedly rejected on several occasions, 2004 Page #115  
h one of Einstein's assistants who allegedly joined him in a visit to recov 2004 Page #119  
om. Report 14 describes a UFO that allegedly crashed "30 miles northwest of 2004 Page #119  
 procedures that have been used to allegedly threaten so many witnesses. Sp 2004 Page #127  
r's invitation USSR archaeologists allegedly found an EBE in the great Pyra 2004 Page #172  
 the line. Let the people who have allegedly seen these Unidentified Flying 2004 Page #177  
 the scene at Kecksburg UFO Crash, allegedly handed over photographs to mil 2004 Page #209  
ussed in Behind the Flying Saucers allegedly occurred north of Phoenix, at  2004 Page #218  
ew about flying saucers. As Newton allegedly writes, "They never said so, b 2004 Page #221  
 be real — for example, a "diary," allegedly written by Donald Menzel, and  2004 Page #222  
8th of July until she was stopped, allegedly by the FBI. So we know the sto 2004 Page #237  
y. The other is a twelve-page memo allegedly from CIA director Allen Dulles 2004 Page #242  
document called the "burned memo," allegedly from DCI Allen Dulles (presuma 2004 Page #242  
Blue Room where UFO artifacts were allegedly stored at Wright Patterson — W 2004 Page #246  
Dulles) This TOP SECRET/MJ-12 memo allegedly from the director of CIA (Alle 2004 Page #247  
ives classified TOP SEC1tET/MJ-12, allegedly authored by Allen W. Dulles wi 2004 Page #251  
 kind of urudentified aerial craft allegedly crashed in a desert site near  2005 Page #51  
ot get ordinary answers from their allegedly responsib le pubic officials.  2005 Page #77  
tional project that faded out due, allegedly, to lack of activity. Some may 2005 Page #142  
 case: crash retrieval, live alien allegedly seen, Brazilian and US militar 2006 Page #29  
 50 to 70 "F-19 stealth" airplanes allegedly based at TTR. Spokesmen for th 2006 Page #81  
 Air Force personnel soon arrived, allegedly "smashed the camera," and orde 2006 Page #86  
" passed over the Capital until it allegedly made its "landing near Flatwoo 2006 Page #96  
ean with the Cape Girardoux alien, allegedly held up for a photo by two fed 2006 Page #103  
er, that official installation was allegedly Porton Down — the British equi 2006 Page #122  
of the blanks with respect to what allegedly occurred between the time that 2006 Page #124  
 Anne Owen's mysterious visitors — allegedly from Cardiff University — who  2006 Page #130  
 a classified Executive Order that allegedly is still in force to this day. 2006 Page #142  
sting Site in which the U. S. Navy allegedly operates Area 51 underground d 2006 Page #150  
 Maryland (where alien bodies were allegedly hidden following the crash of  2006 Page #194  
74 -Chilili, AU. S. Air Force team allegedly removed a 60-foot-wide metalli 2007 Page #160  
essing experiences at the hands of allegedly cosmic-kidnappers. Of course,  2008 Page #35  
     It was these conclusions that allegedly both greatly alarmed, and deep 2008 Page #36  
d Ness radar system was shut down, allegedly never having worked in spite o 2008 Page #73  
enance is also murky but which was allegedly written by Einstein, called th 2008 Page #104  
 the ClA (which is where the draft allegedly came from) and was either writ 2008 Page #108  
 typed note at the end of the memo allegedly initialed by Vannevar Bush. Th 2008 Page #109  
 Executive Orders. The 54/12 group allegedly had the responsibility for coo 2008 Page #111  
about a job. After calling him, he allegedly got an offer from EG & G to se 2009 Page #9  
ment Since one of the sections was allegedly written by Edward Teller himse 2009 Page #9  
three. On the other hand, this was allegedly one of two copies and secretar 2009 Page #14  
partially disabling a second which allegedly was recovered intact. I have r 2009 Page #17  
t of a partially burned Memorandum allegedly rescued from a fire burning th 2009 Page #39  
ntation over UFOs. The document is allegedly a Top Secret NSA intercept of  2009 Page #41  
liams . It is General Williams who allegedly received 35mm film in two cani 2009 Page #60  
in the first place if it was still allegedly an ongoing classified project? 2009 Page #176  

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 its citizens to owe their primary allegiance to the planet (where it belon 2006 Page #9  

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s interviewed a variety of sources alleging that there was a large military 2003 Page #75  
 probable hoaxes. One was a report alleging that in 1946 a UFO was seen in  2005 Page #132  
n in a hangar in Yuma, AZ; another alleging that in 1979 an alien body was  2005 Page #132  
 in a freezer; and another in 1989 alleging recovery of an alien vessel in  2005 Page #132  
ding Larry Wayne Harris in Nevada, alleging they are carrying anthrax. They 2006 Page #108  

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Os www majesticdocumcnts.com Dr. J Allen Hynek Scientific Consultant to Blu 2003 Page #11  
in [the] debunking process. ”Dr. J Allen Hynek Scientific Consultant to Blu 2003 Page #11  
1, 1941 Friend gave him picture of Allen a few weeks after the event.Revere 2003 Page #22  
 the object was none other than J. Allen Hynek. Finally, related to Eisenho 2003 Page #192  
l Security Agency, and approved by Allen Dulles, Director of the Central In 2004 Page #79  
? AFFA: Yes. According to a Dr. J. Allen Hynek, hand written reproduction o 2004 Page #104  
he 1970s when Robert Emenegger and Allen Sandler were approached by the Pen 2004 Page #105  
 Special Investigations for the J. Allen Hynek Center fix UFO Studies. Rand 2004 Page #136  
al UFO Reporter, publication of J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies, vari 2004 Page #149  
n Robert Emenegger and his partner Allen Sandler were approached by the Pen 2004 Page #181  
hat government officials wanted J. Allen Hynek and Jacques Vallee to be inv 2004 Page #192  
e memo allegedly from CIA director Allen Dulles that sets up a series of ei 2004 Page #242  
 "burned memo," allegedly from DCI Allen Dulles (presumably MJ-1) to other  2004 Page #242  
nzel. The Burned Memo — From MJ-1 (Allen W. Dulles) This TOP SECRET/MJ-12 m 2004 Page #247  
llegedly from the director of CIA (Allen Welsh Dulles) sets up a series of  2004 Page #247  
C1tET/MJ-12, allegedly authored by Allen W. Dulles with the focus being on  2004 Page #251  
s grown weighty. Astronomer Dr. J. Allen Hvnek, one of the first scientists 2005 Page #119  
National Security Agency (NSA) and Allen Dulles, Director of CIA, and was k 2005 Page #125  
 Davis CA. An Extraordinary Event, Allen Tough to be published by Foundatio 2006 Page #70  
mably been the new MJ-1, replacing Allen W. Dulles who was in charge in bef 2008 Page #110  
s lawyers included John Foster and Allen Dulles. By 1936, the Schroeder Ban 2008 Page #126  
awyers were John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles of Sullivan and Cromwell. A 2008 Page #126  
n Dulles of Sullivan and Cromwell. Allen Dulles (later of the Office of Str 2008 Page #126  
ecretary of state and his brother, Allen Dulles, as CIA director. The Dulle 2008 Page #138  
ge W. It should also be noted that Allen Dulles, as OSS station chief in Be 2008 Page #138  
torship of the newly-created CIA , Allen Dulles, that man who had brokered  2008 Page #138  
ld OSS which soon became CIA under Allen Dulles. In 1954, the Brotherhood w 2008 Page #139  
 President Richard M. Nixon became Allen Dulles' mouthpiece in Congress . T 2008 Page #141  
ecret) letter from Ike to the DCI (Allen W. Dulles) dated November 4, 1953  2009 Page #8  
 gratitude is expressed for Dr. J. Allen Hynek, astronomer and consultant t 2009 Page #25  
ct with his outgoing CIA Director, Allen Dulles who was opposed to granting 2009 Page #35  
ent Kennedy wrote the following to Allen Dulles, who was the Director of th 2009 Page #37  
 psychological warfare operations. Allen Dulles' response to Kennedy's June 2009 Page #38  
brief summary of MJ-12 activities. Allen Dulles and the Burned MJ-12 Memora 2009 Page #38  
1 NSM; EO 10920; NSAM's 55-57; and Allen Dulles' November 1961 letter revea 2009 Page #38  
 a series of MJ-12 directives from Allen Dulles, who knew his time as DCI w 2009 Page #39  
reign representatives." Basically, Allen Dulles' 33                         2009 Page #39  
 of MJ-12 directives was approved. Allen Dulles' letter fim1ly suggests tha 2009 Page #40  
 evidence that former CIA Director Allen Dulles was involved in drafting an 2009 Page #42  
genesis during the final months of Allen Dulles' tenure as Director of the  2009 Page #43  
 drafting this cryptic directive , Allen Dulles was seeking approval from s 2009 Page #43  
 Warren Commission, through member Allen Dulles, that a thorough investigat 2009 Page #44  
ves issued by former CIA Director, Allen Dulles, ruled out any cooperation  2009 Page #45  

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erational systems demand the close allention of students ef government and  2009 Page #12  

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aft form at http://members.aol.com/AllenTough/intro.html. Sharing the Unive 2006 Page #70  

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ce that they have healed anyone or alleviated human ailments. On the other  2005 Page #9  

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3 to have worked "right across the alley" from where 13 alien bodies were b 2004 Page #97  
ase ■ Abduction debate ■ Hudson \1 alley UFOs ■ Ufology in retreat 157      2008 Page #163  
O ■ Strangeness m the Antelope -.; alley ■ Enter Bill Cooper ■ UFO Cover-Up 2008 Page #165  

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an said that he worked 'across the alley' from where they kept the bodies,  2005 Page #42  
an said that he worked 'across the alley' from where they kept the bodies,  2009 Page #50  

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ee expected to enter into the back alleys of iBternatienal politics to enga 2009 Page #12  
as expected to enter into the back alleys of espionage and covert intellige 2009 Page #23  

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tion s of a classified/ad industry alliance and I continued to study the in 2007 Page #76  
am) plays a part in this strategic alliance. HAARP, based in Alaska and dev 2007 Page #130  
ld Government must never act as an alliance against the rest of the world.  2008 Page #117  
A personnel working together as an alliance: three current and three former 2009 Page #52  

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ze and manage social trends, build alliances, develop contingency plans, ma 2006 Page #60  
 rather than overt warfare, global alliances and cooperative impulses could 2006 Page #68  
and should seek them out and forge alliances. I would like to say a few thi 2007 Page #34  
the previously documented business alliances between Standard Oil and I. G. 2008 Page #140  

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d tend to keep the media willingly allied with government, with few efforts 2006 Page #65  
eing "heavily censored" by Supreme Allied Headquarters. (The photo was not  2007 Page #17  
red aircraft were decades ahead of allied designs. Indeed, the Germans were 2007 Page #111  
 in 1948, paved the way for mutual Allied security by the creation of the N 2008 Page #132  
n business empire was in place. An Allied investigator, Department of Justi 2008 Page #137  
nrich uramum. In 1952, the popular Allied Supreme Commander, Gen. Dwight D. 2008 Page #138  
nd sources on advancing Soviet and allied progress in missiles, spacecraft  2009 Page #19  
t as it quickly became apparent to allied commanders that they were not a w 2009 Page #155  
velop was still a top secret among Allied nations. They gave no clue of its 2009 Page #157  
with the growing ascendency of the Allied Nations in the Pacific theatre, r 2009 Page #166  
with the growing ascendency of the Allied Nations in the Pacific theatre, r 2009 Page #169  

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 in total secrecy during WW 2. The Allies broke the German code during WW 2 2006 Page #8  
 in our society. We have potential allies in this fight and should seek the 2007 Page #34  
 passed to the UK in confidence by allies, commercially -sensitive informat 2008 Page #63  
e accustomed to plots that include allies or enemies that use time travel f 2008 Page #95  
 civil defense. Cooperate with our allies and consider the defensive neutro 2009 Page #10  
 at work in our relations with our allies. Annoyance about secrecy was a st 2009 Page #20  
 ; to promote cooperation with our allies in the same field; and to inform  2009 Page #21  
, The Secret Team: The CIA and Its Allies in Control of the United States a 2009 Page #46  

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.....,.1,-. 11118 ... 1'DO • ~ • • allllld 36 hlllaaq 19" "-!-~• ... as.a-. 2009 Page #174  

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es.t tree le:11!ni; waler• 1 Specw.alln fnll ln I.he world is Ue-Yose-AUCKL 2009 Page #182  

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l,rl tnr .. :cm homh . lns1c;id of allnwin, nm dnur.~• The :,r.f)t'r s;iy~  2009 Page #183  

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•vo kept thee aafo from rcv1ov. To allo-., • rovicv vould comproni•o future 2008 Page #120  

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 claim against you and you are not allO\ved to defend yourself in th.is hea 2007 Page #91  

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mended that ^jjropriate budgets be allocated to facilitate future assignmen 2003 Page #237  
was elegant and spacious and I was allocated an office on the ground floor. 2006 Page #197  

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. So he had to deal with frequency allocations, channels, radios, and that  2004 Page #96  
 where they were working out joint allocations, for example. On several occ 2004 Page #96  

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xistence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12 Mr. T,Allothy S. Cooper PO Box 1206 Big Bear L 2004 Page #244  

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er for 40 days; the purpose was to allow the system to react for a sufficie 2003 Page #112  
en made where the government would allow the alien to land without trying t 2004 Page #87  
ave kept them safe from review. To allow a review would compromise future d 2004 Page #248  
ing our activities which we cannot allow. Please submit your views no later 2004 Page #251  
FK) is "making inquiries we cannot allow." Below is an image of the directi 2004 Page #251  
t could concentrate the energy and allow it to be measured in a laborator y 2005 Page #90  
 skepticism , so that you will nor allow yourself to be deceived by an illu 2005 Page #92  
 was this simply part of a plan to allow an extremel y highly placed operat 2005 Page #97  
was observed, as cloud cover would allow, off and on between December 'I an 2005 Page #100  
eich's property, but he refused to allow them access to any of rus apparatu 2005 Page #101  
d be varied on selected plates and allow the operator to control the vector 2005 Page #174  
sion and other new technologies to allow us to take our brand of friendship 2006 Page #8  
eration new-member committee would allow us to join. Too primitive. I suspe 2006 Page #8  
ill to resist. However, time might allow regrouping of human resolve as mor 2006 Page #55  
ade to disguise its true nature to allow greater access to the benefits it  2006 Page #61  
e. It never climbed high enough to allow arming of the destruct mechanism o 2006 Page #79  
(FUR) if required. Such procedures allow a group so motivated to exploit a  2006 Page #116  
IA had to make a choice, either to allow this unknown aircraft to stay in t 2006 Page #134  
tion about the radar detections to allow us to be certain of the speed of t 2006 Page #172  
riouslv. UFO and alien-related ads allow me to do both. J s there a covert  2007 Page #77  
a hinged canopy that flipped up to allow entry for the pilot. All four disc 2007 Page #100  
lope" was built into the runway to allow larger aircraft with heavy cargo l 2007 Page #114  
ientific search parties refused to allow any media to accompany them, and a 2007 Page #130  
n's tale is shaky because he won't allow his name to be used. If he is tell 2008 Page #14  
licopter could emit fire and would allow the helicopter to keep flying for  2008 Page #54  
 making inquiries "which we cannot allow." This group had been unhappy with 2008 Page #110  
" Apparently, Hitler's decision to allow the British forces to escape at Du 2008 Page #130  
1hr ruppon b.,. \\ilhln Coog,-us • Allow r..-dn·tlopmtttl or rupportlng mll 2008 Page #154  
xury of exclusive domain . We must allow evaluation to come from other quar 2009 Page #16  
e certain discretionary rules that allow the Director to disclose sensitive 2009 Page #25  
ing our activities which we cannot allow. Please submit your views no later 2009 Page #39  
archer Kevin Randle. She would not allow her name to be used and she was af 2009 Page #89  
chute to slow the falling bomb and allow the delivery aircraft more time to 2009 Page #92  

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tions, organizations and tables of allowance 4. Test equipment (electronic) 2003 Page #177  
elatively comfortable stages, with allowance for testing, consultation, edu 2006 Page #54  

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ne of the last people he should be allowed to speak with. Henry Forrestal h 2003 Page #95  
ouldn't recall consciously. Hansen allowed herself to relax into a hypnotic 2003 Page #143  
 would give up more than they were allowed. His Achilles heel was his credu 2003 Page #148  
ial contact) In that context I was allowed to review the classified second  2003 Page #197  
his in the context that I had been allowed in this room downstairs in the n 2003 Page #197  
 100% guarantee the alien would be allowed to take off again. The Prime Min 2004 Page #87  
ial" held at base; "No fire trucks allowed" 49 1968 Big Springs, Texas, USA 2004 Page #113  
death on operating table • Korolev allowed to publish as "Prof. sergeev" 16 2004 Page #164  
d their mind and they would not be allowed to use the HoHoman alien segment 2004 Page #184  
 discussed earlier. Arthur Lundahl allowed himself to be interviewed by Eme 2004 Page #184  
ETI program. In that context I was allowed to review the classified section 2004 Page #187  
d by Marcia Smith, and that he was allowed to read them before they were se 2004 Page #187  
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use of damaged gene structure that allowed virulent skin cancer Agenda • Me 2004 Page #201  
ing to the burned memo, "cannot be allowed." We conclude with what we now k 2004 Page #243  
Daly stated that at no time was he allowed to enter the UFO; however, it di 2005 Page #42  
non-human s in good condition were allowed to re-enter the craft and the di 2005 Page #45  
 were the scientific dynamics that allowed such a deceptivel y simple appar 2005 Page #88  
arty, a travesty that could not be allowed to stand: by 1934 Reich had been 2005 Page #89  
e shiny pickup truck that Jose was allowed to drive, since he was the onl)  2005 Page #153  
hen he got to the site, he was not allowed to get any closer than an outer  2005 Page #166  
further claimed that the 'Colonel' allowed him to read a three inch thick b 2006 Page #19  
o actual propellant. These flights allowed engineers and flight crews to de 2006 Page #78  
e switched on and radar reflectors allowed civilian air traffic controllers 2006 Page #81  
 county firefighters, who were not allowed into the immediate area of the c 2006 Page #82  
nts that the U.S. recovery team be allowed onto Mexican territory to 'assis 2006 Page #134  
P SECRET clearances and we weren't allowed (to talk) because of the sensiti 2006 Page #148  
his rear end chewed out because he allowed that radar to sweep over Jackass 2006 Page #154  
site (in Cedar City, Utah) was not allowed to sweep over the airspace over  2006 Page #154  
ing one down. I think that we were allowed to examine that because they had 2006 Page #155  
 THE PUBLIC AND THE MEDIA WOULD BE ALLOWED TO KNOW? 159                     2006 Page #162  
i.e., no further deep space travel allowed) ;. Monitoring and interference  2007 Page #37  
ee years between my rearrest I was allowed 84 Ill                           2007 Page #90  
 the actual charges. I am not even allowed to speak at these things. You ca 2007 Page #91  
r the prosecution can and they are allowed to say "he's done this and chat" 2007 Page #91  
done this and chat" and you aren't allowed co argue chose points. M\XI: So  2007 Page #91  
ints. M\XI: So the prosecution are allowed to make their claim against you  2007 Page #91  
aruted to the US now. They are not allowed contact with each other unless a 2007 Page #92  
itoring tags on them. They are not allowed any UK witnesses. They are in a  2007 Page #92  
 that not one person had ever been allowed to enter any of the discs since  2007 Page #100  
 saucer program in late 1954. Trus allowed the Air Force to "farm out" thei 2007 Page #111  
ork headquarters . Data processing allowed the roundup and extermination of 2008 Page #128  
rol the Third Reich grew dim, they allowed American law enforcement agencie 2008 Page #129  
cy curtaie sufficient!) ' wide has allowed me to reveal the transparent str 2009 Page #12  
ality in this country. It has been allowed to fade into obscurity and medio 2009 Page #15  
urd and paranoid mindset cannot be allowed to continue as long as an effect 2009 Page #16  
that the Nation Security Agency be allowed to not only collect vital UFO te 2009 Page #16  
t vital UFO technical data, but be allowed to perform its own analysis if i 2009 Page #16  
and National Indications Center be allowed to alert CIA of any unusual or i 2009 Page #19  
 of less classi tied materials has allowed me to reveal the transparent str 2009 Page #24  
ible world of the NSA. What I been allowed to do is to perform careful libr 2009 Page #24  
directly implicated the USSR. This allowed the CIA to successfully argue to 2009 Page #44  
Daly stated that at no time was he allowed to enter the UFO; however, it di 2009 Page #49  
 non-humans in good condition were allowed to reenter the craft and the dis 2009 Page #52  
2 which were standing upright were allowed to re-enter the vessel. The hatc 2009 Page #53  
ect so sensitive that she was only allowed to work on portions of it. At th 2009 Page #91  
 it was so secret that J ,,vasn 't allowed to read the whole thing. I had a 2009 Page #92  

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roductions and to Budd Hopkins for allowing us to be its first audience. Th 2004 Page #59  
on 's violation. Silbert felt that allowing the matter to go to court would 2005 Page #101  
 a portal opens up between the two allowing passage from one to another. Ma 2005 Page #164  
rousing little religious backlash, allowing social adaptation to occur at a 2006 Page #54  
 resemble WW II mobilization, time allowing, with the difference that gover 2006 Page #63  
 drone's destruct mechanism armed, allowing the LCO to destroy the drone if 2006 Page #77  
un such srorylines for) ears. Time allowing, l hope to show some examples f 2007 Page #75  
 Saratoga and quarantined the town allowing nobody to come or go. Within a  2007 Page #128  
 Nations legally have the right of allowing such tutelage over us in such a 2008 Page #113  
hat man who had brokered the deals allowing Hitler's rise to power as attor 2008 Page #138  
ited scale, and added: "Instead of allowing rain clouds to drive past arid  2009 Page #162  

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 of paramount importance. Slowness allows time for coordinated stakeholder  2006 Page #68  
 of paramount importance. Slowness allows for coordinated stakeholder respo 2006 Page #69  
ise "Breakthrough technology" that allows them to maintain an 85% charge, e 2007 Page #71  

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n products from the Magnesium/Zinc alloy? It appears the answer is yes. The 2003 Page #115  
 in the construction is an unknown alloy. It consists of an exterior disc p 2004 Page #12  
e, NV that has a chunk of aluminum alloy that is incredibly light. It is ab 2006 Page #206  
ne needles and sat on the chunk of alloy! He made a guess that the area had 2006 Page #206  
ineral. It appears to be a refined alloy but we cannot say which one for ce 2007 Page #196  
ial. You will notice that it is an alloy of Mn, Fe, and Si." Dr. Taylor's " 2007 Page #197  
natural mineral, but an artificial alloy of some kind. However, none of the 2007 Page #199  
d that "the sample was an aluminum alloy with magnesium and tin." Once he r 2007 Page #199  
 of NITfNOL, a nickel and titanium alloy originally developed by Battelle,  2009 Page #91  
ry properties of a nickel-titanium alloy. And as if this wasn't enough, the 2009 Page #91  

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ning which usually involves harder alloys. So, there was speculation that i 2003 Page #100  
sers, molecularly aligned metallic alloys, integrated circuits, microminiat 2003 Page #101  
frequently found in magnesium/zinc alloys.'' In summary, the metal fragment 2003 Page #106  
eat resistant ceramics, and metals/alloys with increased strength-weight ra 2003 Page #161  
nuclear navies use zirconium based alloys because of their splendid nuclear 2006 Page #7  
ch, retro-virus, high- temperature alloys, electro-hydrodynamic technology, 2006 Page #105  
ments in the field of plastics and alloys of the last 50 years; she emphasi 2009 Page #91  

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SH"-.PtD UfO 1"0VE.R o•;f~ NlA6~ f.ALLS F()I:: All MQ,(J ~A."TEI: .,~~ rT S 2009 Page #106  

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ly, there are several reports that allude to items noted in some of the Que 2004 Page #115  
ke in the two pages following also allude to Project Jehovah, and identify  2009 Page #13  

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icies have evolved somewhat. Those alluded to herein will be limited to Sov 2004 Page #168  
 death of the four SED technicians alluded to in the 1'1 Annual Report. The 2006 Page #108  
al insider knowledge has ever been alluded to that I'm aware of Which compa 2007 Page #76  

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d the right crash site. The Manual alludes to a Contingency Plan in the eve 2003 Page #176  
nt or development." Here Snodgrass alludes to being out of country in July, 2009 Page #176  
on? A FBI memo dated July 30, 1947 alludes to this possibility: 172 FL YfNG 2009 Page #178  

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ow here was this Laundromat worker alluding to the same incident, admittedl 2004 Page #44  
ackup sources to go to • 7 reports alluding to questioned docs Slide 7 106  2004 Page #109  
s some near ad hominem inferences (alluding to "retrievalists and their fol 2004 Page #127  

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r six packs, this one conspiratori ally notes, "You are holding the beer Un 2007 Page #71  
 in hopes of gaining Britain as an ally agaillst Russia and See/owe or Sea  2008 Page #130  
have been a genuine secret plan to ally with the British royals, oust Prime 2008 Page #130  
he Treasury Donald Regan. Addition ally, he named Bush's campaign manager J 2008 Page #142  

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ler of Lile · on was an C?.Uectivc all~mntive Sydncv univcrult v civli cni; 2009 Page #184  

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afit)t Science fiction or science? Almdnous eotije goes &woes the sky an fa 2004 Page #19  

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ly pebbled e Eyes small, wide-set, almond-shape, brownish- black irises, ve 2003 Page #174  

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ut the eyes, the sockets were very almond-shaped and they are fatter up her 2006 Page #159  

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more light than I need. This way I almost always have one good exposure. I  2003 Page #45  
ts down in the woods below. It was almost dark, but he walked down towards  2003 Page #60  
worker. Joel was very cordial, but almost immediately stated that he nearly 2003 Page #68  
 and the refusal of the government almost 38 years 67                       2003 Page #71  
d for the first three weeks of the almost six weeks the Secretary is held a 2003 Page #90  
o and leaks are held to a minimum, almost unimaginable by today's anything- 2003 Page #90  
 of the Disc. Brittle and layered, almost with a prefabricated design and p 2003 Page #103  
 Dr. Carl Sagan “Other World*" 2. “Almost every sighting is either a mistak 2003 Page #118  
 into a hypnotic trance, and began almost without prompting. She had expect 2003 Page #143  
rive home at about 9:00 PM. It was almost 1:00 AM when they pulled into the 2003 Page #143  
Hansen felt that way too." It took almost another decade for the UFO commun 2003 Page #144  
mutilated animals were being found almost weekly on Gabe Valdez' patrol. Du 2003 Page #144  
. The guards seemed not to notice, almost as if they had expected to see th 2003 Page #148  
land and had been led astray about almost everything nearly from day one. H 2003 Page #150  
ets Doty carefully pointed out the almost impossibly inaccessible (by groun 2003 Page #150  
s in the text. He said this was an almost certain mark of authenticity beca 2003 Page #179  
 DoD rules do not apply to the CIA Almost no TS has been declassified □ RES 2003 Page #186  
ative is the conclusion that it is almost certainly genuine, based on every 2003 Page #186  
e. If this Manual is genuine, then almost everything the Government has tol 2003 Page #186  
years. Second, we have had success almost beyond belief in controlling the  2003 Page #187  
d was therefore out of the loop on almost everything that was going on. Whe 2003 Page #191  
. Panic broke out and one reporter almost got a story on the wire stating t 2003 Page #192  
 paper on the unit after reviewing almost every box of files from the Offic 2003 Page #194  
chanical device with a diameter of almost 4 meters which has already been b 2004 Page #8  
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ING. TREY SAID TEAT rglY mon THERE ALMOST A FORTNIGHT AFTER THIS THING HAS  2004 Page #24  
O VERY, VERY BIG PROBLEM. THEY ARE ALMOST CPSHEDDING THEIR OUTER SKIM. THER 2004 Page #24  
973 was less than 500. They seemed almost evenly divided in their beliefs c 2004 Page #28  
iving witness was Mary Evans, then almost 92 years old. She said, "I was on 2004 Page #29  
" recalled Stephens, adding he was almost 20 years old before he heard abou 2004 Page #30  
azzled by the light and frightened almost out of my senses. I should have l 2004 Page #32  
after the Shag Harbor Incident and almost to the hour, Lockland Cameron was 2004 Page #45  
nt so significant among UFO cases? Almost everything. Ground-to-air sightin 2004 Page #48  
ers incident. Left At East Gate is almost five hundred pages long, though a 2004 Page #48  
d the entire issue. It wasn't till almost twenty years later I read on the  2004 Page #55  
ith his mother in upstate New York almost ten years later. He also gave Bud 2004 Page #58  
 October 26, 1993 Rectal tissue is almost always taken from both sexes, suc 2004 Page #77  
s Chemical Company, Ohio, where he almost single-handedly created their art 2004 Page #108  
hem. However, people generally and almost universally have an interest in t 2004 Page #121  
ion's report, I personally know of almost no one who believes that Lee Harv 2004 Page #125  
cret this long? Obviously, this is almost the definition of a cover-up. 122 2004 Page #125  
e scrutinized and studied, perhaps almost as narrowly as a man with a micro 2004 Page #132  
iews with Air Force Investigators, almost fifty years after the Roswell Inc 2004 Page #133  
 utterly contradictory, and one is almost forced to take sides in the debat 2004 Page #139  
 with him in the Air Force, and am almost certain that I knew your father,  2004 Page #147  
anch to meet with the President At almost the same time, all the members of 2004 Page #177  
at we now accept as fact. The Plan Almost from the beginning of the modern  2004 Page #179  
ght down by the Watergate scandal. Almost everything else he did and everyt 2004 Page #180  
art of the briefing. Richard Nixon almost certainly seemed to have been apa 2004 Page #197  
ly deficient" and its conclusions "almost incredible." • A few weeks before 2004 Page #209  
 circling the mesa, which he found almost unbelievable, as he had never see 2004 Page #216  
ticated — have an FBI file that is almost four hundred pages in length? Unl 2004 Page #218  
n, taking two antibiotics. This is almost impossible and it only occurs in  2005 Page #33  
arm. Gardingo described a creature almost identical to the one sighted by L 2005 Page #35  
don't know the exact location. I'm almost positive it happened in 1953.' "T 2005 Page #43  
rto been beyond public oversight . Almost immediately, key UFO documents be 2005 Page #84  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference almost forty ) ears in professional life 2005 Page #88  
 and standing by it in the face of almost universal criticism. Read out of  2005 Page #102  
 life. Mutual fear won't stop war. Almost looks as if Freud was right in sa 2005 Page #102  
XI right brothers' achievement for almost rwo years after the fact because  2005 Page #120  
tice crude radio signals which are almost obsolete in Earth technology. Sti 2005 Page #120  
 and private industry. lr occupies almost 8,300 square kilometers in the Tu 2005 Page #125  
research. Some cases are authentic almost by definition ; they came from es 2005 Page #134  
hat the object was a meteorite can almost certainly be discounted, primaril 2005 Page #143  
contingent of the U.S. Army passed almost unnoticed through San Antonio in  2005 Page #153  
, seemingly under stress, shadowy, almost as if they could will themselves  2005 Page #155  
a few hundred billion stars. It is almost 100,000 light years across which, 2006 Page #5  
t of the NSA. He worked on PPD for almost three years. Significantly, Sherm 2006 Page #22  
ited Nations would become involved almost immediately and play a key role i 2006 Page #60  
unicate with or influence the NHI. Almost all relevant science would become 2006 Page #65  
Merlin Andy Hoyt was tired. It was almost 2:00 a.m., and it had been a long 2006 Page #71  
he fourth launch, on 30 July 1966, almost doomed the TAGBOARD program. The  2006 Page #77  
have been degraded making recovery almost impossible. The accident occurred 2006 Page #82  
ght, while structural break-up was almost absolute." Most of the parts were 2006 Page #82  
 of the YF-12A crash was included, almost as an afterthought, in one B-57 s 2006 Page #88  
rions are infectious agents which (almost certainly) do not have a nucleic  2006 Page #113  
e" evidence that this same UFO had almost immediately thereafter slammed at 2006 Page #121  
 in shape, but so thin they looked almost skeletal with a covering skin. Al 2006 Page #123  
n the forest — as well as strange, almost spectral, alien-style entities. I 2006 Page #132  
ane had been spotted from the air. Almost immediately came a report of a se 2006 Page #134  
ites throughout the United States. Almost every major city was protected by 2006 Page #143  
tions. Trus means that UFO crashes almost certainly would not have received 2007 Page #7  
ry and one the American news media almost universall y refuse to mention, b 2007 Page #40  
ti on at Roswell Toyota sported an almost identical logo, but their cars we 2007 Page #60  
 as a two-page spread and takes up almost half of the bottom of 58          2007 Page #64  
see it hit Elk Mountain, which was almost directly north from where we were 2007 Page #121  
Times and when it finally came out almost two weeks after this thing happen 2007 Page #123  
 about the media blackout. Joe: It almost happened, like I said, as soon as 2007 Page #124  
           into an intense beam of almost unimaginable strength and use the 2007 Page #131  
chanical device with a diameter of almost 4 meters which has alread~ been b 2007 Page #142  
unty for eighteen yean. •rotks are almost hysterical• Even Neumveek's Septe 2007 Page #145  
 like a -I guess you would call it almost like a din trail that we took. It 2007 Page #168  
at stuff together so quickly. lc's almost like it was a group put together  2007 Page #171  
ke they were keeping it contained, almost, because if it were ours, the gua 2007 Page #171  
 say that the small plane had been almost totally destroyed . A few moments 2007 Page #186  
 away, and cleaned the location of almost all evidence. 184                 2007 Page #190  
Dec. 13, 1954) Metal Fragment This almost forgotten case received quite a b 2007 Page #193  
tness ... Most of these fragments, almost all, fell into the sea. But a num 2007 Page #194  
ies of square windows on the craft almost hidden in the glow. Robinson told 2008 Page #12  
ifornia, so that its light covered almost as much area as that created by t 2008 Page #16  
ected to believe that repeated-and almost nightlyencounters with UFOs in it 2008 Page #27  
Late in December 1980, a series of almost science-fiction-like happenings t 2008 Page #31  
ime, time is on your side. Time is almost always the enemy of investigation 2008 Page #40  
nevitably lured me to investigate. Almost 35 years of my work has been rela 2008 Page #41  
 24 The Investigation Begins - For almost 8 years I was unaware of the West 2008 Page #42  
ight on foot, but they were caught almost immediately. She emphasized how s 2008 Page #45  
e believed the sighting lasted for almost a minute. In preparation for this 2008 Page #50  
he was being clearly disingenuous, almost mocking. It's unfortunate the jou 2008 Page #60  
re light-hearted cases, which were almost certainly hoaxes or instances whe 2008 Page #64  
s, but the media coverage has been almost without precedent. A Vision of th 2008 Page #68  
CAL APPLICATION FOR THE MILITARY ? Almost none. A very uninspired, low fund 2008 Page #78  
ight instantly grew much brighter, almost blinding. Both Penniston and John 2008 Page #82  
re than 100 documents representing almost 4000 pages, although probably 2/3 2008 Page #104  
 Socialism was a fom1 of socialism almost indistinguishable from communism  2008 Page #126  
 associated with this activity for almost 30 years and probably have the lo 2008 Page #134  
ry that [I have] been analyzmg for almost 15 years," reported Hoagland. "Th 2008 Page #135  
ted an Egyptian "Gestapo " staffed almost completely with former SS officer 2008 Page #139  
viewed and the product of which is almost always top secret.+ Is it in the  2009 Page #12  
e United States, nevertheless, was almost totally unprepared for the danger 2009 Page #15  
ecrets to keep. Today, when Russia almost certainly knows all of our secret 2009 Page #20  
 backward. Peculiarly enough, this almost asymmetric configuration works. B 2009 Page #22  
viewed and the product of which is almost always top secret. Is it in the " 2009 Page #23  
ting. The reason for contact after almost 6 years was recalled as follows:  2009 Page #53  
Oh, my God! We all went into shock almost! How am I ever going to explain t 2009 Page #72  
olored lights when it was over me. Almost like a fog around my perifrial vi 2009 Page #84  
heir home in Portland, Oregon. She almost lost her son and only child in th 2009 Page #88  
essive in the days which followed, almost all of which was dismissive and c 2009 Page #134  
on Wednesday , September 27, 1989. Almost every aspect of this case is deci 2009 Page #135  
tionwide. Investigations commenced almost immediately with Lotosev and his  2009 Page #136  
the process of dismantling itself. Almost every day brought with it new rep 2009 Page #137  
 attack. Death rays in general are almost inconceivable for effective milit 2009 Page #159  
the experimentation New Zealand in almost its entirety with the U.S. Navy i 2009 Page #171  

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ult us, the people, by denying the almost-certain-fact that they are secret 2008 Page #38  

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t.t.o lhc f11.tcrt.or, .'r:I tor a.alnU!&a.1w:.,, er «: ... :: ... rl\, -.L 2008 Page #121  

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suddenly he found records of winds aloft at that time that he claimed prove 2004 Page #139  
er researchers dispute this "winds aloft" data and claim just the opposite  2004 Page #139  
bjects flash by their planes while aloft" and reported them to the Civil Ae 2006 Page #94  
friendship, and holding his camera aloft. The product being promoted is "En 2007 Page #71  

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hum:rn r.,hlcncc. Ellr::.lrrrMlri::alolo~· \,ill follo""' the umc m'thodolu 2005 Page #107  

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bomb m Im-lhc applic,1l!ons o: the alom p:irt:incc. bomb. T 1 J:ie deil!n:- 2009 Page #182  

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not hinge on Charlette's testimony alone; there are the low level stories f 2003 Page #38  
e rest of his life. And he was not alone in this belief. So it was that fif 2003 Page #95  
eports published on this one event alone — it is not isolated. Indeed, ther 2004 Page #4  
ut 7 or 8 minutes. Ockland was not alone in his observation. He was accompa 2004 Page #45  
ut it? Why don't you just leave it alone and drop it? Forget about it! Ofte 2004 Page #99  
lying saucers all these years, let alone reverse engineering them. However, 2004 Page #121  
FK was not killed by Oswald acting alone; official cover-up: open in 2038?  2004 Page #124  
 Pflock interview. 39 Pflock isn't alone in employing a double standard. Ma 2004 Page #224  
dy tracing back to the typist, let alone the source of the intellectual con 2004 Page #243  
t I assure you. You have been left alone for the most part I think because  2004 Page #249  
real impact on public opinion, let alone official investigations with a leg 2004 Page #254  
onounced l,jm sane." They were not alone. The great Reich scholar, Professo 2005 Page #103  
ta are true, the earth is not ours alone. This is not a unique claim. After 2005 Page #117  
edures . The risk of contamination alone, as cited above, is terrifying. Re 2005 Page #126  
ely nothing about, and to leave it alone ' Robert Sarbacher had told Steinm 2006 Page #27  
gions. Media . ., _ _. "We are not alone!" would quickly give way to a fren 2006 Page #58  
id genome. It seems that a protein alone is the infectious agent. The infec 2006 Page #113  
ticle. The discovery that proteins alone can transmit an infectious disease 2006 Page #113  
n, and teletype transmissions, let alone power grids." Did the United State 2006 Page #140  
n has now been reached: We are not alone. Given this conclusion, given thes 2006 Page #193  
reassure people that they were not alone in their experiences. I was also a 2006 Page #205  
e (55 rn.illion killed in \X/\X II alone) ► A willingness to destroy the bi 2007 Page #37  
, pages 122, 124, 125 Ul'e Are Not Alone, Walter Sullivan, 1964, McGraw-Hil 2007 Page #77  
s real and that we have never been alone in the cosmos. There is also the p 2007 Page #121  
e rash of reports in the year 1960 alone. One such report reads thus: On 30 2007 Page #139  
 object below their aircraft. That alone should have ruled out the bolide t 2008 Page #13  
stion were nuclear in nature. This alone, of course, should be prime eviden 2008 Page #32  
their citizens that humans are not alone in the universe? What facts about  2008 Page #95  
 2, 1919. Schiff and Root were not alone. Arsene de Goulevitch , who was pr 2008 Page #125  
l. In a few moments , Bethurum was alone, standing in the stark desert dark 2009 Page #55  

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ts and associated fire departments along with the FBI and coroner. 26       2003 Page #30  
. His children have been contacted along with his brother Clarance R. Schad 2003 Page #31  
man was unable to verify his claim along with Fisk's statement that he was  2003 Page #36  
ords and fire call logs is planned along with aerial photography and ground 2003 Page #38  
ss and the Pittsburgh PostGazette, along with many other local small town p 2003 Page #55  
contain numerous handwritten memos along with other information. Included i 2003 Page #56  
so moving towards Kecksburg. It is along that path near Norvelt where it ap 2003 Page #58  
nce away across a field and moving along a tree line. Bill Bulebush lived a 2003 Page #60  
source that a UFO had crashed and, along with its dead crew, was being anal 2003 Page #73  
irectly from the creatures' brains along their bodies and through the panel 2003 Page #101  
 remaining bodies stored at Wright along with the spacecraft were sent to N 2003 Page #102  
y was also asked to take a partner along, someone who was in a position to  2003 Page #145  
y with Bennewitz. Doty had brought along a small, easily concealed camera a 2003 Page #145  
 other Air Force people who passed along important information vital to his 2003 Page #148  
om the explosion was then directed along specially designed and excavated t 2003 Page #149  
. It does have a Restricted caveat along with the Top Secret ones on the co 2003 Page #172  
ould not have been lying to us all along. Less clear now to me what the rig 2003 Page #187  
e and when you're done send a copy along for the President to sign." 205    2003 Page #209  
e phenomenon could be observed was along the southern coast of the Soviet K 2004 Page #6  
 in the El Yunque rainforest and — along with their extraterrestrial and de 2004 Page #16  
tion of the day — trains — crawled along at speeds no greater than 35 mph,  2004 Page #28  
ory was a hoax and this was passed along to Gregg. It was this version, the 2004 Page #29  
 Several minutes earlier, Wickens, along with four women in his vehicle, ha 2004 Page #34  
at best a mile further on. Rushing along at a good speed now, Wickens did h 2004 Page #34  
to do a quick search for a rowboat along the shore things began deteriorate 2004 Page #37  
d continued to another destination along the coast. Part 3: The Story About 2004 Page #42  
 phenomena" that appeared on radar along side V-2 rocket launches? More tha 2004 Page #69  
s described as "extraterrestrial," along with humanoid bodies — both dead a 2004 Page #69  
31: Circle excision on abdomen ... along with sexual organs such as the com 2004 Page #77  
d vaginal tracks are often removed along with rectal tissue from females... 2004 Page #77  
ved, Nounan, Idaho 1989. Sometimes along with the rectal and vaginal tissue 2004 Page #77  
1953 to 1954 when it was shut down along with Project Magnet. It consisted  2004 Page #86  
. There is nothing more to be done along these lines, and effort in this di 2004 Page #88  
ates authorities are investigating along quite a number of lines, which mig 2004 Page #89  
was invited off to be shown things along this line. That was pretty much un 2004 Page #96  
ll tales and false documents to go along with them, however the fact that h 2004 Page #137  
raterrestrial spaceship recovered, along with alien bodies. I was in the au 2004 Page #146  
make well-documented examination , along with cosmonauts, etc. • Ideally th 2004 Page #171  
President has been in the loop all along. President Lyndon Johnson is an ex 2004 Page #176  
lieve, but said "Oh well — I'll go along with it." And one conversation led 2004 Page #182  
n about what we were doing. Anyone along the line could have questioned, an 2004 Page #182  
ns out that they've been there all along — it just took a while to find the 2004 Page #216  
ed that he had followed the object along the old highway 44." Ramsey contin 2004 Page #217  
swell. The disk had a crew, which, along with some of the debris, was forwa 2004 Page #230  
 scenario I myself was happy to go along with. But Bond had no recollection 2004 Page #234  
ince 1947 is still held at the UTA along with the negatives themselves. Its 2004 Page #235  
he Top Secret/MAJIC classification along with the classic "original" blue s 2004 Page #245  
T/MAJIC, Blue Book, and Moon Dust, along with more subtle references to the 2004 Page #247  
ogical operations were ready to go along with more profound action like the 2004 Page #254  
nd, Katia Xavier, 21, were walking along a pathway on their \vay home in th 2005 Page #31  
983 was also found in the basement along with the aerial photographs of the 2005 Page #62  
he mjddie of nowhere. \Xlhy?" ZOOM ALONG PO\XIER POLES FROM SOLAR PANELS TO 2005 Page #66  
d in America from Germany in 1933, along with his assistant and secretary H 2005 Page #92  
 the first rationale that had come along, as his expressing no interest in  2005 Page #92  
the origin of the uruverse itself. Along with his deepening involvement in  2005 Page #95  
eral ~ears now is Ryan Wood. Ryan, along with lus father Dr. Robert M. Wood 2005 Page #119  
 formatting, forensic Linguistics (along with no sign of anachronisms), all 2005 Page #137  
ax.ing an event ma~ be identified, along with likely perpetrators . The rea 2005 Page #138  
 residents of San Antonio learned, along with the rest of the world, that t 2005 Page #153  
ough for their hooves. As we moved along, grumblin g about the thorns, the  2005 Page #154  
mpanied a scientist who caravanned along the back roads until they reached  2005 Page #165  
 he was called out of his barracks along with others because something had  2005 Page #166  
rce where he continued his studies along with his special and highly classi 2005 Page #174  
ty of opportunity to move the case along; my future plans include a detaile 2006 Page #47  
etrieval Conference The perception along the familiarity -strangeness dimen 2006 Page #53  
life both nationally and globally, along with the planet itself. If the NHI 2006 Page #56  
d try to assure that they knew all along (which might or might not be true) 2006 Page #58  
rms, and possible social fractures along ethnic or economic lines. For a ti 2006 Page #59  
 Church attendance would increase, along with cultic activity and new relig 2006 Page #61  
here would be a universal response along the World War II model — work as o 2006 Page #62  
ia would break out in many places, along with widespread looting, flight fr 2006 Page #62  
ence gathering would be paramount, along with buying time by any means nece 2006 Page #62  
lic government/military overnight. Along with finding vulnerabilities, scie 2006 Page #63  
r or worse. Society would fracture along unpredictable lines. People would  2006 Page #63  
church attendance would be way up, along with pastoral counseling and other 2006 Page #64  
and loaded onto the flatbed trucks along with the tails and other large pie 2006 Page #75  
 lightly sooted, and evenly sooted along broken or torn 79                  2006 Page #82  
boy, a six year old, who straggled along behind the group. By the time the  2006 Page #90  
everal of the same characteristics along their flight paths. All of them we 2006 Page #98  
cts were disintegrating in mid-air along their flight paths and then reappe 2006 Page #98  
e New Mexico Department of Health, along with Indian Health Service (herein 2006 Page #110  
tched to the Berwyn Mountains and, along with personnel from Gwynedd Police 2006 Page #120  
 discs crashed and were retrieved, along with their occupants. The most fam 2006 Page #140  
what it was — it was visually seen along with electronically tracked. So, i 2006 Page #148  
s, having passed over major cities along the East Coast. The Continental Ai 2006 Page #164  
December, 1941, the Army deployed, along the east and west coasts of the US 2006 Page #170  
avel at hundreds of miles per hour along continuous tracks for many minutes 2006 Page #172  
out 150 miles northwest of Laredo, along the Texas-Mexico border (see map). 2006 Page #176  
ll aircraft and the exact location along the border, it could have taken tw 2006 Page #177  
 to del Rio or some other location along the Teas-Mexico border. Abilene Ai 2006 Page #178  
ving two white and two orange jets along the side; the center revolved when 2006 Page #179  
tion in a whole new light, stumble along arguing with each other while the  2006 Page #182  
hereupon it was subsequently swept along by the strong currents in the regi 2006 Page #192  
an beings to human becomings. Come along with us as we accept this evolutio 2006 Page #194  
ency attempted to retrieve? Follow along with the eyewitness testimony, new 2006 Page #194  
at the Foundation, Robert Bigelow, along with another donor, worked with se 2006 Page #197  
ed at questioning. I decided to go along with his questioning, being honest 2006 Page #205  
ensorship and propaganda apparatus along the lines of what the British had  2007 Page #10  
gainst government suppression and, along the way, facilitate greater transp 2007 Page #38  
 high qualit:y cardstock , in 3-D, along with a pair of 3- D glasses. The c 2007 Page #67  
e Brookha ven National Laborator y along with Dr. Edward U. Condon. Condon  2007 Page #75  
aft also employed control surfaces along the circumference of the disc. Jac 2007 Page #100  
 black "non-sEp" walk-way that ran along the length of the fuselage, leadin 2007 Page #100  
was also permitted to run his hand along the edge of the smalJer discs. Ama 2007 Page #100  
ectangular shaped windows that ran along both sides of the fuselage (see il 2007 Page #105  
ight control surfaces were located along the circumference of the djsc, sim 2007 Page #107  
 seeing the tricycle landing gear, along with the very high vertical tail.  2007 Page #114  
ne cue a DC-6 in half horizonta11v along the centerLine, and then b . "drop 2007 Page #115  
o many world governments don't gee along. Maybe by concealing thjs informat 2007 Page #127  
 a UFO collided with a small plane along the Rio Grande River between Presi 2007 Page #184  
disc that lit up radar screens all along the TexasMexico border slammed int 2007 Page #185  
l, the object quickly turned south along the Texas coast, avoiding entry ov 2007 Page #185  
y. The streaking UFO traced a path along some of the more desolate and spar 2007 Page #185  
 as Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. Curving along and south of the Rio Grande River, 2007 Page #185  
as given. The Americans flew south along the Rio Grande River toward Presid 2007 Page #187  
events surround the crash, we took along with us a wide range of digital vi 2007 Page #188  
. Invasion at Oak Ridge Spread out along broad valleys cut by the Clinch Ri 2008 Page #27  
ver 30 miles, attracting attention along the way. Mr. Carroll said the only 2008 Page #54  
king the 26 mile drive to Westport along SR-I 05. This meant he would have  2008 Page #58  
several such cases in these files, along with more sightings from police of 2008 Page #65  
ol car out the East Gate on a road along Rendlesham Forest. The colorful re 2008 Page #78  
large, white light appeared moving along the edge of the forest as if pacin 2008 Page #78  
ces Agreement. Road from East Gate along Rendlesham Forest and the dirt log 2008 Page #80  
a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it is a democracy , or a  2008 Page #123  
 of Hamburg-Amerika Steamship Line along with Prescott Bush, father and gra 2008 Page #127  
 of thousands of artillery pieces, along with more than I 0,000 airplanes , 2008 Page #130  
rship in Union Banking Corporation along with Prescott Bush. It is unclear  2008 Page #131  
ere deep and many. In I 922, Bush, along with his former roommate Laurence  2008 Page #131  
 Brig. Gen. William H. Draper, who along with F orrestal was an officer of  2008 Page #131  
the Brookhaven National Laboratory along with Dr. Edward Condon, who later  2008 Page #133  
 HaiTiman and John D. Rockefeller. Along with the previously documented bus 2008 Page #140  
oering. It was Nixon's influence , along with the Dulles brothers, who free 2008 Page #141  
ty but realized they were thinking along the lines of a Fractional Orbit Bo 2009 Page #17  
 scarcely imagine bow we could get along without it. We should remember, ho 2009 Page #20  
nd its contents went up in flames, along with the two airmen, when the Air  2009 Page #31  
 Springs in the Middleton Section, along the newly-construc ted route of th 2009 Page #48  
d after Lewis Kingman who surveyed along the Atlantic and Pacific right of  2009 Page #48  
 was back out in Rendlesham Forest along with his superior officers, but he 2009 Page #80  
d stories about how Project Mogul, along with a few misidentified dummies,  2009 Page #87  
e United States Air Force in 1947. Along the way Wright Field became Wright 2009 Page #87  
 Larry Warren and I were two years along in our investigation of the Rendle 2009 Page #137  
elieve we need to do some research along this line. It may be just a fantas 2009 Page #162  

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t, the water was diverted down and alongside a narrow track used by cattle  2003 Page #49  
 provide selective info about NHI. Alongside military preparations, governm 2006 Page #63  
ican soldiers sprawled haphazardly alongside their jeeps and trucks. Someth 2007 Page #187  
as UFO and UAP and it's all there, alongside documents and files on a vast  2008 Page #62  

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s 18'1, I QO, 288, and lbc co..,,, aloo 1n11chcs this same fonnut.tion liil 2007 Page #46  

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ps a deserved reputation for being aloof yet friendly. His yearbook refers  2003 Page #85  
lies girl who many characterize as aloof. The couple make their home on Man 2003 Page #85  
sure after this event. Joe: He was aloof. That would be the best wa) to exp 2007 Page #123  
the best wa) to explain it. He was aloof. He didn't talk a whole lot. He wo 2007 Page #123  
p. DeBow: The way your dad was so "aloof," do you trunk he might have seen  2007 Page #125  
the only one really that was being aloof. My friends Kevin and PauJ from sc 2007 Page #125  

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h~ dedcu on ~ nndl~ orrlcr of the :alorn:c-bcmb ,o;;ll '!he bride wore ■ wh 2009 Page #163  

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uestion became, "Do UFOs come from Alpha Centauri or Zeta Reticula 4?" Now, 2005 Page #118  
issile Batteries, Key West region (Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta Missile  2006 Page #142  
Bill shows the distribution of the Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta missile  2006 Page #142  

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ight be part of some space alien's alphabet. Is this even remotely plausibl 2004 Page #133  
h as the CIA, or FBI, or any other alphabet organization. Yet all of our at 2004 Page #231  

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t my first job in 94 which was for Alphagen which was a MOD supplier amongs 2007 Page #78  

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sivitory COsAlttti roc•rpt, tcsoos Alra. lt flay—The Interior kinistry no A 2004 Page #20  

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lle sr.crci. be m the nature c1 an alrbome weapon outrh'a.ltd the atom miss 2009 Page #184  

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 I 00.000 TT I PROJECT- I 194 TEST AlRCRAF"T ICREW 106 -------------------- 2007 Page #112  

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ticles written under contract I've alreadv mentioned the CIA's Robertson Pa 2007 Page #21  

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the revolutionary mission of their already-existing mental health clinics t 2005 Page #89  

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sh and adds important data to that alread~ in hand. Dated May 16, 1978 and  2007 Page #141  
meter of almost 4 meters which has alread~ been brought to Tarija. There is 2007 Page #142  

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                    ucbLAbblFiED ; Alrtr.C rity M kQOS 0 KARA Dais 5/OH HBK 2003 Page #223  

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 near OXnard, Calf om a. At B p.m. alrtralfoc cortreilerstra cked fot.r U1k 2009 Page #144  

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 beyond." ELUDING TO CRASH RETRJEV ALS In the 1990s the U-Haul Corporation  2007 Page #70  
ile character, albeit one that was als? ~ghly intelligent, quick witted, an 2007 Page #136  

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In presenting the findings of your alsalon you should endeavor to state as  2003 Page #213  

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s satellite issue was that Stewart Alsop, a powerful syndicated columnist w 2004 Page #103  

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Air Intelligence Service Sguadron (AlSS) became the 1006 AlSS; in April 196 2005 Page #142  
ce Sguadron (AlSS) became the 1006 AlSS; in April 1960 it became the 1127 U 2005 Page #142  

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ting soars* of e 7. Xe explained: "Alt that depcnda on oina of the sewer at 2004 Page #20  
ol.ly Glenn Mar-r~et k:10·.t.·n to alt l:iol.o~ists :h~: tin menliooed them 2009 Page #182  
Short-wave :-ad.io ray;; were one. Alt!!oui:h scicn:.Jsls h~ve ~.: lJ'Y·. J 2009 Page #182  

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ALL! OF FIRE VMEA THEY ENTERED THE Alt'OSPOEPE OECAUSE OF TWE.FRIOTION AND  2004 Page #21  

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aw atari — af tor and fcry itnanr, Alta ataaatt Mraatlw ta 1A» •axaral teda 2003 Page #221  

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aata to cobo a fwWtota —rwr af tto altaatlaa — rayarl teak a —alk ar adx wa 2003 Page #221  

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an Gresh, Senior Vice-President of Altamira Communications Group, and the i 2004 Page #15  

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em. '''r. must keep pace in orrlcr altcmati, •e 10 lhe 11tom1c·bomh, • .)to 2009 Page #183  

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eortliag to S Its tble source. den Alter** Villapsnaa tormander in thief of 2004 Page #20  
fore that. Also on January 13, \'(/alter Xavier da Silva, mayor of ·Monsenh 2005 Page #37  
 deceptivel y simple apparatu s to alter entire weather fronts? And why did 2005 Page #88  
t a change in the atmosphere would alter the temperature djfferential, and  2005 Page #91  
.s,., ..-r t••• _.Jc:t. O. 70., -• alter " ••• tN IS&!\t, a. ..,..j..,.~ (t 2008 Page #19  
for any indications that she would alter details or expand her recollection 2009 Page #89  

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Arizona metaUuro-ical eno-ineer '\ alter'\'. \'(talker and bY metalJuroist  2007 Page #195  

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 Then they go on to say "damage by alteration of data" whjch refers to the  2007 Page #88  

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g: Forgery, Sequencing of Entries, Alterations, Additions, Rewritings, Ink  2004 Page #250  
ith? Or are you being charged with alterations, defacement and damage? GM:  2007 Page #88  

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ight Data Recorder was removed and altered, the Cockpit Voice Recorder anal 2004 Page #130  
ng assumptions have been shaken or altered by events of the last decade. An 2004 Page #134  
hielding was unable to contain its altered reaction. At about 4:30 PM, a hu 2005 Page #100  
sts publish details of genetically altered anthrax in Vaccine. • February,  2006 Page #108  
not a damage to their data. I have altered the image of the macrune because 2007 Page #88  
lso possible her sense of time was altered by the intensity of the event. I 2008 Page #59  
, it might be argued, he was in an altered state-of-mind -that Bethurum was 2009 Page #54  

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 properly employed, was capable of altering weather patterns in the surroun 2005 Page #88  

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 Lear, one of the speakers at the "alternate" Las Vegas MUFON convention ur 2003 Page #150  
ing has some record of the object. Alternate possibility is that it entered 2006 Page #136  
Contest.' ... Be creati\·e and use alternate wa) s to commut e to help impr 2007 Page #69  
Bomb" Asked about the weapon as an alternate to the atomic bomb, Snodgrass  2009 Page #161  
ecret weapon that was an effective alternate to the atomic bomb. Professor  2009 Page #167  
n ,veapon, Snodgrass sa_id it \vas alternate .. to the atomic bomb, not con 2009 Page #181  

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elted." Other beings reported were alternately described as "humanoid s, ro 2009 Page #136  

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r ·Search for R,,ji's II' address/ alternati\'e court order ·Computer data  2009 Page #192  

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structed accumulator is made up of alternatin g layers of organic and inorg 2005 Page #90  

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h at 50 times magnification of the alternating layers of bismuth and magnes 2003 Page #105  
 at 200 times magnification of the alternating layers of bismuth and magnes 2003 Page #105  
 New Mexico have about twenty-five alternating layers. The bismuth layers a 2003 Page #106  
layer sample was mostly white, not alternating silver and black. Further, a 2003 Page #109  
esium/zinc layered together in the alternating and wavy micron thicknesses. 2003 Page #110  

Word: "alternative", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 supporting fakery. Therefore, the alternative is the conclusion that it is 2003 Page #186  
mer associate and publisher of the alternative magazine The Excluded Middle 2004 Page #145  
ts to Near Death Experiences, from Alternative Anthropology to Visionag Spi 2006 Page #193  
tion of books on topics related to alternative health, the UFO and abductio 2006 Page #197  
ting papers from the psi, UFO, and alternative health fields. The Roper Rep 2006 Page #197  
n Mack's group planned to look for alternative explanations to the abductio 2006 Page #198  
it was hidden by the pine needles. Alternative Health Research Robert Bigel 2006 Page #206  
 has always been interested in the alternative health field as well as UFOs 2006 Page #206  
ese were videotaped under the UNLV Alternative Health Lecture Series. Durin 2006 Page #206  
s and me to attend a conference on alternative health at Hilton Head Island 2006 Page #206  
10-L!earaSeptemberJ . 2001) ACCMs "Alternative or Compensatory Control Meas 2007 Page #53  

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 I will cooperate with the mailer. Alternatively, he/she could write me fir 2003 Page #179  
point and EYES ONLY was the other. Alternatively, there may be a security s 2003 Page #185  
it into the system remains unseen. Alternatively, if it is noticed, either  2005 Page #103  
arry freight, vehicle payloads or, alternatively, up to 200 troops — ample  2006 Page #132  

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 dared not even consider any other alternatives. I had previously shot a lo 2003 Page #45  
ll be gravely at risk and low-tech alternatives will be needed. - Governmen 2006 Page #68  
ctrination will be essential — the alternatives range from chaos to tyranny 2006 Page #69  

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nrl. • E).lr:11rrrrs1ri:1lolo~, . .althou;.:h noc "holl~ nc" 10 .!cirnci~IS 2005 Page #107  

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s com Special Subcommittee On High Altitude Earth Satellite Vehicles Novemb 2003 Page #157  
f the Special Subcommittee on High Altitude Earth Satellite Vehicles Vice C 2003 Page #157  
gree angle and seemed to be losing altitude, though not rapidly. The object 2004 Page #34  
the object stayed stationary at an altitude of between 500 and 600 feet abo 2004 Page #45  
e at a range of 20,000 yards at an altitude of 30,000 feet." Four months la 2004 Page #66  
 At approximately 7:20 p.m., at an altitude above 60,000 feet, the proximit 2004 Page #67  
d compared to the elevation angle (altitude) of the Sun for Fort Worth, Tex 2004 Page #232  
ors and integrated circuits ■ High Altitude Research Project ■ Psycho-chemi 2005 Page #7  
 move about the sky at an unsteady altitude, leaving behind an apparent tra 2005 Page #36  
cked up on radar. It began to lose altitude and disappeared from the screen 2005 Page #44  
ngle pattern seen in the 1953 hjgh altitude photographs. The yellow arrow m 2005 Page #53  
ors found the two-dozen large high altitude aerial photos of the triangular 2005 Page #60  
 C-ty. Wt, -•ll!l'J SLIDE# 28 High altitude aerial image of triangle featur 2005 Page #60  
er showed Steve the two-dozen high altitude phorographs of the triangle pat 2005 Page #65  
the desert air. Or unexpected high altitude hail. We know a radar set was o 2006 Page #11  
l F-101B. They climbed to cruising altitude and entered the restricted area 2006 Page #73  
rashes Cruising at Mach 0.85 at an altitude of 34,000 feet, they neared the 2006 Page #74  
 the mission had been flown at low altitude, Collins wore a standard cloth  2006 Page #75  
built to carry the drone to launch altitude and speed. It had provisions fo 2006 Page #77  
booster stack from the pylon at an altitude of about 38,000 feet. About fiv 2006 Page #77  
peed of Mach 3.3 while climbing to altitude. Passing through 63,000 feet, t 2006 Page #77  
p Secret Crashes seconds and at an altitude of about 80,000 feet, explosive 2006 Page #78  
. As the bomber neared 20,000 feet altitude, Wallis was conducting a Group  2006 Page #78  
s but instead of climbing, it lost altitude. It never climbed high enough t 2006 Page #79  
a bearing of 325 degrees and at an altitude of 75,000 feet, a course that w 2006 Page #133  
he choice out of their hands. High altitude overflights [sic] indicated tha 2006 Page #134  
and its headquarters ceased. A low altitude, high speed overflight [sic] wa 2006 Page #135  
le that the entry was from orbital altitude. "The facts that are known have 2006 Page #136  
ovides medium-range, low to medium altitude air defense against a variety o 2006 Page #143  
utton and the button would give us altitude, direction, projected flight pa 2006 Page #152  
aircraft") flying at a rather high altitude (32,000 ft) and traveling south 2006 Page #172  
ingham said that the UFO was at an altitude of about 50,000 ft (nearly the  2006 Page #177  
bout 50,000 ft (nearly the maximum altitude of the F-94) and traveling 3 to 2006 Page #177  
ired about the flight performance (altitude and cruise speed) for these air 2007 Page #99  
"U.L." which stood for "Unlimited .Altitude". Jack was informed that the di 2007 Page #100  
cs, was that of a high speed, high altitude espionage platform . The O.I.C. 2007 Page #107  
fly so fast as to anain sufficient altitude to be classified as achieving s 2007 Page #108  
ion that space flight begins at an altitude of SO miles, or approximately 2 2007 Page #108  
hen suddenly the troubled UFO lost altitude and crashed to the ground. A wi 2007 Page #129  
d realized it was getting lower in altitude. Mom and Paul: Yeah, I'm sure t 2007 Page #171  
peed of 2,500 miles per hour at an altitude of 75,000 feet, the UFO was fir 2007 Page #185  
ts ruameter at four meters and its altitude ar 1,000 meters. While this fir 2007 Page #199  
I 05 degrees az[imuth] 10,000 feet altitude. Heading tentively (sic) NE, ho 2008 Page #8  
on . Speed, changes in course, and altitude not included. Appearance on bot 2008 Page #8  
ccurately describe size, speed and altitude. But, naturally , they would be 2008 Page #13  
rees and 18 miles from Knoxville , altitude 40,000 feet. Direction and dist 2008 Page #28  
for any plane in that vicinity and altitude. C. On 2 March at 1105 station  2008 Page #28  
grees and 18 miles from Knoxville, altitude 40,000 feet. AEC Security Divis 2008 Page #28  
picked up two objects 310 degrees, altitude 80,000 feet, approximately 18 m 2008 Page #28  
riangular-shaped UFO at fairlyhigh altitude. He said that the motion was fa 2008 Page #33  
ugh, the UFO was at medium-to-high altitude." He elaborates further: "They  2008 Page #33  
ject descending from a fairly high altitude, possibly falling. Estella K.ru 2008 Page #59  
nt on the construction of the High Altitude Auroral Research Project, known 2008 Page #75  
ission of freedom beyond a certain altitude was recogni zed. The sovereignt 2009 Page #14  
cked up on radar. It began to lose altitude and disappear ed from the scree 2009 Page #51  
was Able which was detonated at an altitude of 520 feet on 1 July 1946; the 2009 Page #173  

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c, saucer-shaped vehicles at great altitudes over the base [Germany, 1951]  2003 Page #14  
gs of unexplained objects at great altitudes and travelling at high speeds  2005 Page #74  
le of carrying a camera package to altitudes above 90,000 feet while flying 2006 Page #77  
 C-47 (capable of up to 220 mph at altitudes up to 24,000 ft) approaching f 2006 Page #169  
apability of detecting aircraft at altitudes up 168                         2006 Page #171  
it could detect aircraft at higher altitudes. Assuming the greater probabil 2006 Page #172  
n excess of 300 knots (345 mph) at altitudes between 35,000 and 45,000 feet 2009 Page #92  
y a wire, from an airplane in high altitudes and that these discs would obt 2009 Page #178  

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,r-,...1-,-. - PKOJl'.C.T-P\' 70-1 ALTlll ·,\Tl: VERSIO~ c CRl:\V :O.l:\ 'l 2007 Page #113  

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 funding is unknown but has • been altnbuted to mobster Frank Costello. (Po 2007 Page #26  

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o,.. .71..1A101 tifittlisY srtCste AltnIMITS, lett,A3SS h130t$11` Nowa Aire 2004 Page #20  

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 omen. On " a re. Ota Installation alto. Ktirs central eraver.a.i: ,ranoire 2006 Page #29  

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, but Gebauer may be another story altogether. According to Nick Redfern, i 2004 Page #218  
y may well have been taken with an altogether different camera or possibly  2004 Page #235  
ce wanted to stop the conversation altogether. She asked me, "why do you th 2005 Page #86  
empt to disengage from the subject altogether, as the United States Air For 2008 Page #68  
 is conceived today, but something altogether different, so that it could n 2008 Page #112  
r the deletion of this paragraph . altogether from·this and all related doc 2009 Page #27  

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's oldest confection companies and Altoids l\ilints are one of their greate 2007 Page #66  

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tions about his participation. The Alton Evening Telegraph: "U.S. Scientist 2009 Page #160  

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eo ■aka a fteaWlaiiag aw wj aC tha altwtiaa aad rajart hartt witkla a MKtk  2003 Page #220  

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ion (rum bt-r.iMing • s1al hokh ,·.alu.ablcinf~ion -__ptOltttnc- or htt toU 2009 Page #198  

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w-. ,! . , • , , .. Inqu.inei at ):alum.a lut nfJ,'it l clu:r"'y me~ud o_ 2 2009 Page #163  

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ials can yield 6 and use of barium aluminate can raise this considerabl y,  2005 Page #171  

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s of plastic and rubber, some with aluminized Kapton coatings on one side.  2006 Page #84  

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and hat looked like crinkled, soft aluminum foil. I recall it had very long 2003 Page #23  
looked as if it were soft, crinkly aluminum foil, not that thick. I remembe 2003 Page #35  
on content Manufacture of domestic aluminum products Household toll Metal f 2003 Page #44  
with energy-dispersive x-ray Known aluminum formulations 640 world-wide typ 2003 Page #44  
thing ribbon-like piece. Figure 1. Aluminum pieces sent by anonymous South  2003 Page #97  
s greater than ninety-nine percent aluminum of normal density. I investigat 2003 Page #100  
estigated the possibility that the aluminum pieces might be "punch outs" fr 2003 Page #100  
nch and inch sizes. However, Alcoa Aluminum engineers thought that the puri 2003 Page #100  
ers thought that the purity of the aluminum was not typical of industrial m 2003 Page #100  
h Grandad," he understood that the aluminum provided "a conductor for the e 2003 Page #100  
 that were very different from the aluminum. Here is a photograph of two of 2003 Page #102  
 noted that basically it is merely Aluminum. Slight variations on the testi 2003 Page #103  
ut indistinguishable from 'normal' Aluminum. "Actually this is precisely th 2003 Page #103  
d resistance to heat Appearance of aluminum foil...unknown plastic-like...  2003 Page #175  
ade of soft metal presumably light aluminum in oblong cubes measuring two i 2004 Page #7  
, resembling somewhat a mixture of aluminum and silver, and it must have we 2004 Page #27  
 of some description, looking like aluminum, but found the divers to be clo 2004 Page #41  
as metallic, and resembled brushed aluminum. It was stated in the report th 2004 Page #74  
liar metal which resembled brushed aluminum. Tt had impacted twenty inches  2005 Page #40  
metal appears to be essentially an aluminum silicate. 155                   2005 Page #157  
two minutes, despite the fact that aluminum silicate would be expected to m 2005 Page #158  
rks, or scratches on its burnished aluminum surface. The disc was oval and  2005 Page #169  
 of dull silver metal like brushed aluminum. Another specialist had gotten  2005 Page #169  
ncluded pieces of titanium, steel, aluminum, and plastic. We found componen 2006 Page #80  
12 inches long. Materials included aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, gra 2006 Page #84  
as actually a metal shell that was aluminum in color. It was about nine fee 2006 Page #93  
ve it the capability to hover. The aluminum colored body actually reflected 2006 Page #94  
n Caliente, NV that has a chunk of aluminum alloy that is incredibly light. 2006 Page #206  
pilot. All four discs were poEshed aluminum silver in color, with the aircr 2007 Page #100  
 very thin metallic fragments like aluminum paper but solid and some were t 2007 Page #128  
nd a field of debris that included aluminum airplane parts from the rudder  2007 Page #189  
 determmed that "the sample was an aluminum alloy with magnesium and tin."  2007 Page #199  
showed the sample ro contain 93.7% aluminum, 4.8% phosphorus, 0.9% iron, an 2007 Page #199  
thjs unexplained layer we rud find aluminum, as well as ~agnesium, potassiu 2007 Page #199  
ckel) 0.04 Cu (copper) 66.6278 Al (aluminum) 9.67 Zn (zinc) 20.38 Sn (tin)  2007 Page #201  
oth analysis: 0 (oxygen) 12.61 Al (aluminum) 27.03 Si (silicon) 0.00 Fe (ir 2007 Page #201  
liar metal which resembled brushed aluminum . It had impacted twenty inches 2009 Page #49  
and the reflector, perhaps of pure aluminum, 200 feet in diameter. Close by 2009 Page #158  

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o,rbaps ol p11rc Boycott Not1"ce · alumlnum. 200 feet in dii!Jneter . The N 2009 Page #182  

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 at the UCLA School of Engineering Alumni Association. According to one of  2005 Page #81  
Harzin, UCLA School of Engineering Alumni Speech. 3123/93 • 'We now have th 2006 Page #27  

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 Timothy Egercic, another D Flight alumnus. We spoke for about an hour. Two 2004 Page #55  
Rich, a UCLA School of Engineering alumnus who is known as the "Father of S 2005 Page #175  

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943 under the flag of Rear Admiral Alva D. Bernhard. The new command was to 2006 Page #161  

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other than Nobel Prize winner Luis Alvarez, who worked on the Manhattan (at 2007 Page #144  
comjc device in 1945. According to Alvarez, the classificacion of "zoo even 2007 Page #144  
 a few years later Teller and Luis Alvarez (of the CIA debunking report fam 2009 Page #9  

Word: "alvarez's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 in a zoo." One mjght argue, given Alvarez's description, that a "zoo event 2007 Page #144  

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 related. It had been recovered by Alvin Moore who was the head of the Nava 2004 Page #102  
 it is the same piece recovered by Alvin Moore. Smith stated that his piece 2004 Page #102  
s, a couple of guys by the name of Alvin Davis and Mark Langston. Davis, a  2006 Page #186  

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? 111)02551 tkitnos Aires TOTICIAS AlVin1fIltA3 in Spa sh 21)0 Gil? 12 flay 2004 Page #20  

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p to the truck to get my tripod. I always bracket my shots for anything imp 2003 Page #45  
ght than I need. This way I almost always have one good exposure. I finishe 2003 Page #45  
 "occupant- survivor." "There were always two Security Team members present 2003 Page #100  
d persons on the Team, and Grandad always thought some of them had gone bac 2003 Page #100  
a bit extreme, Doty and AFOSI were always alert to anything that could pote 2003 Page #145  
o make of them at first. As granny always said, "When you tell a lie, you h 2003 Page #150  
Within seven days or of no value □ Always follow up on physical evidence su 2003 Page #177  
anaged 3 “Good ” and “bad” are not always clear 11/8/2003 Speoa Operabcm Ma 2003 Page #188  
dozen pages of documents they have always claimed they don't have) and the  2003 Page #192  
val Conference Jimmy Carter It has always been questioned whether Jimmy Car 2003 Page #196  
n't recall one on UFOs. Cheney has always been considered to be a smart man 2003 Page #202  
g the question. The government has always stated that all UFO material has  2003 Page #202  
ve's house, he told me that he had always declined to talk to reporters abo 2004 Page #29  
 UFO Incident Lord Gilbert: It has always been the policy of this and previ 2004 Page #54  
r 26, 1993 Rectal tissue is almost always taken from both sexes, such as th 2004 Page #77  
riefing given to the President was always oral. More evidence that Truman w 2004 Page #84  
at he saw at the crash site, Edwin always stated that he had promised Truma 2004 Page #84  
act with Dr. Vannevar Bush who has always been rumored to have been the mai 2004 Page #88  
ansport • Size distribution is not always 100 feet Slide 24 MAXIMUM SIZE /I 2004 Page #126  
te Secret shocked Gleason, who had always had a curiosity about UFOs. When  2004 Page #147  
nt part of the UFO story. That has always been the plan. An early example o 2004 Page #179  
Richard Nixon. Nixon will probably always be seen as simply the president w 2004 Page #180  
o to psychic, and then there would always be the question "Do you believe?" 2004 Page #181  
question "Do you believe?" I would always say, "Yes, what are you crazy?" Q 2004 Page #181  
 of psychic or UFOs? UFOs. I would always say yeah. I would always say, "Wh 2004 Page #181  
. I would always say yeah. I would always say, "What — Are you nuts? You ca 2004 Page #181  
o skeptics, primarily because I am always skeptical myself. Of course, the  2004 Page #214  
clusion possible, even if it isn't always a clear-cut conclusion, or the on 2004 Page #214  
 met some of these folks. They are always well-meaning, but they are people 2004 Page #215  
the case. Where, the skeptics have always asked, are the witnesses for Azte 2004 Page #216  
t the diary angle. Pflock, who has always been extremely gracious with his  2004 Page #222  
ad the endnotes (historian's note: always read the endnotes, particularly w 2004 Page #222  
site and surrounding area. There's always more, which is what the documenta 2004 Page #223  
questions, and there will probably always be the taint of Silas Newton and  2004 Page #223  
ock, for example, Kevin Randle has always stated that the lack of provenanc 2004 Page #224  
 session in Ramey's office. He has always assumed, as anyone would, that as 2004 Page #234  
 a high-profile personality is not always a good thing. Look how Stanton T. 2004 Page #249  
volves our end-activity . \Ve will always be open to your inquiries." But w 2005 Page #35  
w the American, ruling elites have always been distinguished by their abili 2005 Page #76  
ake ET home." Amazingly, there are always people who lack any real curiosit 2005 Page #81  
 of them is included. Santilli has always claimed that the film had been re 2005 Page #146  
rcialized at a later date. \X e've always made it clear chat we have many r 2005 Page #151  
et would go down... uncertainty is always the enemy. D. Based on my more th 2006 Page #9  
there is no evidence for UFOs, but always avoid dealing with the large scal 2006 Page #11  
at the person I called the Colonel always carried [with] him. ... It was a  2006 Page #19  
ould seem to confirm what they had always suspected and might therefore be  2006 Page #57  
om exposure to alien pathogens has always been a sensible worry, and there  2006 Page #101  
er for a nuclear accident — as I'd always done when referring to the incide 2006 Page #126  
he interesting thing — the thing I always thought about was: it disabled us 2006 Page #149  
IE Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Bill: "I've always been wanting to tell this to some 2006 Page #150  
as I would play with them, I would always ask Dad why, when it swung around 2006 Page #154  
Health Research Robert Bigelow has always been interested in the alternativ 2006 Page #206  
y about UFOs, as presented via the always cooperative American news media,  2007 Page #23  
                            First, always remember that anyone, no matter h 2007 Page #32  
Kennedy, that national security is always more important than our First Ame 2007 Page #35  
, -· . The reason is that we don't always know who defines national securit 2007 Page #35  
. Those making this decision don't always have the welfare of the American  2007 Page #35  
 Sanyo, admonished photographers. "Always be ready to capture that special  2007 Page #71  
trievals and back engineering, but always with a wink and/ or a nod. Does t 2007 Page #76  
g in London at this time. Have you always lived in London? GM: I was born i 2007 Page #78  
 l was much the same. le GM: l was always anti authoritarian. I loved peopl 2007 Page #79  
because 1 was an only child, I was always feeling very secure. M) parents w 2007 Page #82  
now you had been there. GM: Yes, I always used to set a password when I wen 2007 Page #89  
any, and in case of a fire, my dad always had co go out and fight the fire; 2007 Page #121  
cared before. When he came home he always would talk about the events of th 2007 Page #123  
 but my dad doesn't gee scared. He always has a level head. He just seems t 2007 Page #123  
up there before. Does the military always show up or was this the only time 2007 Page #125  
as a logger-be knows the woods. He always trlked about his fires when he go 2007 Page #126  
s stranger than fiction, but truth always seems to work its way co the surf 2007 Page #127  
he phocographs. Bur the thing that always stands our for me is char chis wa 2007 Page #139  
me is on your side. Time is almost always the enemy of investigation . Evid 2008 Page #40  
s a career investigator. Something always drew me back to the Mystery of UF 2008 Page #42  
                                   always focused on the gravel pit run by  2008 Page #54  
part of the story. Conclusion l am always reluctant to use the word disclos 2008 Page #69  
                            One is always looking for a "zinger," a word so 2008 Page #109  
side of our atmosphere and beyond, always hypothetical ly, and there are th 2008 Page #112  
ho determine the policy, and it is always a simple matter to drag the peopl 2008 Page #123  
 Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the  2008 Page #123  
dation of FBI Director Hoover, who always seemed more concerned with commun 2008 Page #139  
PENTAGON SAY THINGS AND THEY DON'T ALWAYS ACREE THE CONDON REPORT DOfflTlUU 2008 Page #147  
some of the five po11ions were not always rejected by the known Teller clas 2009 Page #11  
and the product of which is almost always top secret.+ Is it in the "nation 2009 Page #12  
th this level of clearance are not always great spellers. The involvement o 2009 Page #14  
the standpoint of intelligence has always been 'what to tell the president' 2009 Page #15  
important in military?? ??????? is always the practical use of chemical and 2009 Page #23  
and the product of which is almost always top secret. Is it in the "nationa 2009 Page #23  

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ch a claim?" For while evidence is alwa} s important, so is logic. 75       2005 Page #77  

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n other non-prion diseases such as Alzheimer' s disease and in aging brains 2006 Page #114  

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· ·:_!f Shone multicolored lights, al~o•~ .; e bright as daylight t~l~- We  2007 Page #180  

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if0.' New Zealand, Snodgrass ~alu. al• 1 The ne,vsn1a n nskcd a thEl thougl 2009 Page #181  
a),'5 De:i.th my~ in genc:·:,I arc al• were reported du~ the wat·, but :nos 2009 Page #182  
·1CXIStS and that .!1rst repo!"tS, al• li!ic l(r1ctc1· a.bout it." . : radi 2009 Page #184  

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rters ordered the flight leader to am1 his weapons and destroy the object.  2008 Page #29  
as an intelligence and enforcement am1 of the Gestapo. During those years,  2008 Page #139  

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rge projects. boo. um.. Mos Wok is amaan•ella tom 1-.4. 6116 C.M.111111.111 2006 Page #32  

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ea vlU tart with yea ahrt ■ayarta  aMaarw art aaalataata «a ym teaa aaaaaaa 2003 Page #215  

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onment can be measured. Ordered by Amadon-Mahtai M'Bow, Director General of 2005 Page #54  

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i «f ea aypealaal f the political, amaooio, yayshaleioal aa* clS£t37?7 aite 2003 Page #223  

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intenance and Regeneration Center (AMARC) or "bone yard" at Davis-Monthan A 2009 Page #72  

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ng the oral history interviews for Amargosa Valley residents created by Rob 2006 Page #47  

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ame changed in the 1950s to Tierra Amarilla and by 1957 had been renamed a  2004 Page #71  
 1958 and was also known as Tierra Amarilla Air Force Station-P8. The other 2004 Page #71  
 Indian Reservation, Chama, Tierra Amarilla and Dulce are all areas where m 2004 Page #73  

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rs covered the story including the Amarillo Daily News: "Science Tries/or N 2009 Page #156  

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n and several other researchers, I amassed a collection of data concerning  2006 Page #99  
inued to study the information I'd amassed. 1 don't know if :Mr. Haas becam 2007 Page #76  

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ry 1980 • 3. UFO Crash/Retrievals: Amassing the Evidence, Status Report III 2004 Page #107  

Word: "amateur", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 what was wrong, but as a lifelong amateur photographer something wasn't qu 2004 Page #233  

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 the banner copy asks, "Impressed? Amaze elite travelers on the J\jrport Ex 2007 Page #67  

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members that night clearly. He was amazed at the presence of the military v 2003 Page #67  
 to move." The Colonel told me how amazed military and science investigator 2003 Page #102  
n a documentary on Roswell. He was amazed by what he saw. He decided it was 2003 Page #200  
cal legend or folklore tale. I was amazed to find how widespread and far- r 2006 Page #91  
F photos of these aircraft, he was amazed, and immediately asked questions  2007 Page #99  
hese analysis have apparently been amazed by the race of change, or flux, e 2007 Page #201  
ng this work more carefully, I was amazed to find near word-for-word plagia 2009 Page #11  
al shape with no wrinkles. She was amazed that anything could be that stron 2009 Page #91  

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to view this other footage. To his amazement it did indeed appear to show t 2005 Page #145  
 of field glasses. To his complete amazement, these revealed a disc- shaped 2006 Page #120  

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a publisher of pulp magazines like Amazing Stories that reflected UFO theme 2003 Page #41  
of UFO research is one of the most amazing stories in Ufology. Smith was th 2004 Page #85  
whom he interviewed represented an amazing story of the covert retrieval of 2004 Page #106  
t secrecy and transportation • The amazing conclusion: it's mostly true! Sl 2004 Page #107  
s much more I could say about this amazing story but let me end the Nixon s 2004 Page #185  
 People around the world see these amazing objects in the sky, sometimes at 2005 Page #74  
e number of strange and apparently amazing craft in the skies. TI1e reports 2005 Page #77  
that they were on the threshold of amazing new concepts (beyond the BeU res 2005 Page #172  
s not the first article about this amazing crashed UFO story, but it was th 2006 Page #44  
y. As I continued to research this amazing story, I discovered The West Vir 2006 Page #99  
earances that occurred during this amazing period of UFO activity. 97       2006 Page #100  
ing that I noticed that was really amazing was that as the Phantom jets lea 2006 Page #145  
tell you the same story. It was an amazing thing! I stood outside of that B 2006 Page #148  
ling played out I was to follow an amazing presentation by Lloyd Pye, perha 2006 Page #181  
as fascinated and horrified by the amazing procession of science fiction fi 2006 Page #182  
ared. The veg next day after their amazing discoveg, the crew of the Diane  2006 Page #190  
 ten years? ■ SO books later ... ■ Amazing! They are clearly ET! ■ Let's fi 2007 Page #42  
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cher named Mr Elkington who was an amazing history teacher. He wanted us to 2007 Page #80  
his is the property of NASA". It's amazing though because under federal gui 2007 Page #87  
s hard reaily to say. Paul: What's amazing is that they got alJ that stuff  2007 Page #171  
search, the authors have unearthed amazing new evidence that the Deneb acco 2007 Page #184  
 information has surfaced about an amazing UFO encounter near Coyame in Aug 2007 Page #184  
 gloom, of course and there's some amazing stuff in amongst the mass of mor 2008 Page #68  
-12, and will be able to share the amazing story that the document tells, a 2008 Page #104  
ller Jr., had not only built up an amazing oil empire but had established s 2008 Page #140  
he SOM 1-01, and then explored the amazing diversity of Len Stringfield's w 2009 Page #7  
ity of the first and outlining the amazing content and instructions on main 2009 Page #8  
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e the rechnolog) to take ET home." Amazingly, there are always people who l 2005 Page #81  
first to receive public attention. Amazingly, after nearly twenty years, th 2005 Page #82  
mitive society, on a planet where, amazingly, there is no planetary governm 2006 Page #6  
ong the edge of the smalJer discs. Amazingly, each aircraft was so exceedin 2007 Page #100  

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t crikey this free energy stuff is amazmg. MW: Are you familiar with the te 2007 Page #86  

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cDaniel's books can be obtained on Amazon.com. 14. http://whale.to/b/adey.h 2006 Page #208  
O Crash, available for $13.95 from Amazon.com, BamesandNoble .com, and nume 2007 Page #192  

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AL FRfSS CLVli ··~·( ~-2001 CSETI: Ambasrabr lo lht Unt•ust training CE-5:  2008 Page #154  

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ding, giving Wedemeyer the rank as ambassador and selection of mission I wo 2003 Page #204  
ox at the Embassy wrote Smith. The ambassador and I would be particularly i 2004 Page #90  
ut fourteen feet In diameter. • US Ambassador The Bolivian A F plans to Inv 2006 Page #29  
t a reply ASAP " •(vVtry would U S Ambassador know about the intensity of a 2006 Page #29  
Getting Oliver Franks (the British ambassador) on the telephone I repeated  2006 Page #167  
nted Acheson to inform the British ambassador. Acheson ended his story by s 2006 Page #167  
t. The President wishes the Bluish ambassador to be informed of this and be 2006 Page #167  
e, ... ·Meow M.ix will appoint him Ambassador from Earth and his favorite E 2007 Page #66  
y presented itself when the Soviet Ambassador in Argentina gave a lecture a 2007 Page #198  
eld ownership in UBC. He was named Ambassador to the Soviet Union by Presid 2008 Page #129  
 conferences. Averell later became Ambassador to London, U.S. secretary of  2008 Page #129  
end to Averell Harriman , the U.S. Ambassador to Russia who had ownership i 2008 Page #131  
 's chief of staff and former U.S. Ambassador to Moscow, replacing W. Avere 2008 Page #132  
his stint as assistant to the U.S. Ambassador that Dulles used SS Brigidier 2008 Page #138  

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Wright and Solandt channel. On the Ambassador's instruction no one at the E 2004 Page #90  

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he NHI and could serve as goodwill ambassadors. Scientists could also serve 2006 Page #56  

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. Fina!Jy, you can taste the Alien Amber experience and join the multitude  2007 Page #71  

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 of dielectric breakdown , and the ambient electric fields required for lig 2008 Page #78  

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llenge for many would be the stark ambiguity/uncertainty inherent in strang 2006 Page #59  
ould ensue, with efforts to reduce ambiguity and fear and restore confidenc 2006 Page #61  
e. NHI strangeness would introduce ambiguity into religious response. Conse 2006 Page #63  
es. The slowness of contact or the ambiguity of hostile intent, would resul 2006 Page #64  

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y " "Th d"d " saw ... , ey 1 ... ■ Ambiguous claims: summary section seems  2005 Page #7  
 contemporary Ufologists have this ambiguous character. 011 3retianu atow • 2006 Page #61  
ti ons." r\n impo ino, and omewhat ambiguous alien head dominat ed a layout 2007 Page #69  

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istory and quotations augur to the ambitious student of biological warfare  2006 Page #105  
the project. Project Seal, however ambitious ," was short lived as Leech's  2009 Page #165  

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contact would imply NHI caution or ambivalent motives. Government would go  2006 Page #63  

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eroic resuscitative attempts in an ambulance). Bahe was gasping for air on  2006 Page #110  

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 exhibits currently under study by AMC, AFSWP, NEPA, AEC, ONR, NACA, JRDB,  2003 Page #28  
 exhibits currently under study by AMC, AFSWf, *«E?A, CNH, SACA, JRD9, IAKD 2003 Page #28  

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ssel~." t-"" 1 • • ' 39-yca!·-old, Amc1·ic2n. sclcmlst it The Herald 'tribu 2009 Page #184  

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rt~d a ---- we!r.~on ~;nrtcci a!,G AmcricM 111ni; claud5 O'.lt 01 the sicy  2009 Page #182  

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u:s-ns r~ • rt'BUC IS CURIOUS BIJT AMDf\"A.L[:\1 • l\l.J::DL.\. RlUICl'Ll:S 2008 Page #156  

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rnments tell all the truth all the ame and alio·w such truths to loosen the 2005 Page #118  

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al media cootrol by the rTiliUry. "Amee Foxtrot.• Jcunaisls needed rTilil11 2009 Page #151  

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n and salvation, forever and ever, amen. Unless... Unless we true scientist 2006 Page #182  

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rtment of Defense when the act was amended in 1949. The result was the crea 2008 Page #25  
shows no signs of being changed or amended anytime soon. The Coming of the  2008 Page #26  
LAWS AND NATIONAL SECUIRTY ACTS AS AMENDED. COPY 01 OF 02 TS CONTROL NUMBER 2009 Page #26  

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ways more important than our First Amendment rights. Americans need co be m 2007 Page #35  

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Helicopters and Mutilations in the Americ.m West ■ A Ne\\' Pattem in Abduct 2008 Page #160  
 A l\1ysteoous Silence" ■ Fighting Americ:i 's Goliath: the NSA ■ Bennewitz 2008 Page #162  

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 Secret Lethal ·Weapon New WerrpQn Americ4 and Britain Keep Details Hidden  2009 Page #184  

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 reality, a reality that flew over America in the late 1800s. 30            2004 Page #33  
aults or openings located in North America: one was located in the Southwes 2004 Page #75  
 as a challenge to the security of America. What many don't know is that th 2004 Page #85  
he fact that Canada was aware that America possessed a crashed saucer is on 2004 Page #85  
 serious constitutional problem in America. The evidence I have seen shows  2004 Page #176  
 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ON THE SUBJECT OF UNIDENTIFIED A 2004 Page #193  
timents were not exactly unique in America at the time. Far more renowned m 2004 Page #224  
ry definite human social order. In America, as throughout most of the world 2005 Page #75  
raphic breakdow n and conclusion : America exists as a group of very rustin 2005 Page #75  
 news in 1919. Einstein arrived in America from Germany in 1933, along with 2005 Page #92  
discs reported in the skies across America. By the 1960s and 70s, we had be 2005 Page #118  
o turn to the experrs in corporate America, to companies they had a long-st 2005 Page #167  
ings elsewhere esp Central & South America 27                               2006 Page #30  
the French and Indian War in North America. • 1881:Louis Pasteur develops b 2006 Page #107  
d diseases spread throughout North America.29 Abnormal prions are infectiou 2006 Page #114  
ith conservation groups in Central America. It is interesting that his surg 2006 Page #206  
 media and the federal government. America was never to have a com letelv f 2007 Page #11  
edia began to accept the idea that America faced a permanent hostile threat 2007 Page #11  
.ishment has proven djsastrous for America . Historicall y, those with the  2007 Page #36  
rb, Mexico Client: Sony Valo Latin America Product: Valo Tx Motebook Creati 2007 Page #66  
consensus fol.lows. le then says, "America is hosting EBEs!" "\X hat are EB 2007 Page #75  
Es are extraterrestrial beings and America is hosting them!" "Ooooh, eebees 2007 Page #75  
 with them because 1 may be off to America. It's workjng out again though a 2007 Page #92  
irst analysis conducted in Central America determmed that "the sample was a 2007 Page #199  
er reports of UFO crashes in South America (the 1978 Tarija case in Bolivia 2007 Page #201  
............... 92 Nazification of America Jim Marrs ...................... 2008 Page #5  
 Acts of both the United States of America and Great Britain, combined with 2008 Page #23  
ading southsoutheast towards South America. An Intelligence Spot Report was 2008 Page #29  
              effect from Voice of America, for God's sakes! The Voice of A 2008 Page #77  
ica, for God's sakes! The Voice of America broadcast power was much bigger  2008 Page #77  
ured a lot of energy into Voice of America. It was the same deal, transmitt 2008 Page #77  
 all lcinds of things. SO VOICE OF AMERICA WOULD HA VE HAD A STRONGER IMPAC 2008 Page #77  
pecial that was broadcast in North America . What happened behind the scene 2008 Page #84  
               The Nazification of America By Jim Marrs Copyright 2008: Jim 2008 Page #123  
 have produced a growing fear that America is becoming a Fourth Reich. To d 2008 Page #123  
e reported collapse of communism , America has become the world's preeminen 2008 Page #124  
national financiers in Britain and America. 118                             2008 Page #124  
(l 928). Both plans, engineered in America , virtually guaranteed success f 2008 Page #126  
was made possible by bond sales in America , including one for $30 million  2008 Page #127  
sseminating pro-Nazi propaganda in America. Payments to Lee came from a Far 2008 Page #127  
zi Gestapo or Secret State Police. America 's International Telephone & Tel 2008 Page #128  
erconnecting business ties between America and the Nazis can be seen by stu 2008 Page #128  
the oldest privately owned bank in America , was formed in 1931 when the Br 2008 Page #129  
on as one of the wealthiest men in America with a fortune estimated fortune 2008 Page #131  
s ears, the infusion of Nazis into America 's military-industrial complex w 2008 Page #137  
 attempt to start a war in Central America. Bush's name, including his litt 2008 Page #142  
ion ? II was at once apparent that America 's the CIA's new world role afte 2009 Page #12  
 of alien abduction as reported in America. The Voronezh visitors, they mai 2009 Page #139  
cal atmosphere of post World War 2 America. Thanks to modem technology and  2009 Page #156  
ped Make New Secret Lethal Weapon. America and Britain Keep Details Hidden  2009 Page #161  

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 of May 22, 1949, James Forrestal, America's First Secretary of Defense, to 2003 Page #85  
ar views at various times prior to America's entry into the war, and radio  2004 Page #224  
C. It should be noted that none of America's most prestigious newspapers ca 2005 Page #120  
eval Conference Dr. Vannevar Bush, America's chief defense scientist, and P 2005 Page #128  
illiam E. "By Any Means Necessary: America's Secret Air War in the Cold War 2006 Page #13  
 told me he had also learned about America's secret war. From off-the-recor 2006 Page #141  
0's and 60's. In the early days of America's space program, I made it a poi 2006 Page #182  
er." ► 1988: Gene Pope, now one of America's wealthiest men, ilies. Former  2007 Page #27  
 cows than anything else, just ask America's Beef Producers. In this case,  2007 Page #62  
ng. The Gund Corporation is one of America's premier manufacturers of quaLi 2007 Page #64  
 month. 1 f the idea of one of rhe America's most well-known and glamorous  2007 Page #137  
t The Ubatuba case is one of South America's best known UFO incidents and t 2007 Page #194  
 flying object that apparently had America's Air Force on alert." Stalmaker 2008 Page #8  
g was the brother of Paul Warburg, America's first chairman of the Federal  2008 Page #127  
cies. Bush's plan was initiated by America's first Secretary of Defense, Ja 2008 Page #131  
as the Gehlen Organization, became America's eyes and ears in the early day 2008 Page #139  
 unresisting. Today, two-thirds of America's water supply is fluoridated ,  2008 Page #140  
ull and complete "inside story" of America's the CIA's UFO intelligence col 2009 Page #12  
. The type of secrecy practiced by America's private companies does work. B 2009 Page #21  

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the Third \Xlodd than middle-class America-a state where a vet") smaU perce 2005 Page #153  

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usiness connections in Britain and America-signed a petition urging the age 2008 Page #126  

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nold, Pilot "Being a natural- born American, if it's not made by our scienc 2003 Page #15  
 the utmost secrecy by British and American authorities. Was Kilgallen fed  2003 Page #73  
s not the only crisis faced by the American military this summer. U.S. and  2003 Page #88  
, skilled administrator and a true American patriot, broke under the strain 2003 Page #95  
craft punched out to distribute to American scientists for study. After I r 2003 Page #100  
ng extraterrestrial technology for American military and commercial develop 2003 Page #101  
REPORTS ’ HENRY HOLT a COMPANY THE AMERICAN MAGIC CIPFffiAS AND THE DEFEAT  2003 Page #137  
 structure of the US military, the American government, and ultimately, the 2003 Page #144  
ects come and testify. I think the American people would be more assured th 2003 Page #195  
vey you will maintain liaison with American diplomatic and military officia 2003 Page #207  
grams that do not conform to sound American policy with regard to China". • 2003 Page #207  
ey and maintain close liaison with American diplomatic and military officia 2003 Page #222  
vey you will maintain liaison with American d-i pl rmaf.i n and military of 2003 Page #225  
rams which do not conform to sound American policy with regard to China. In 2003 Page #225  
nd deliver" non-U.S. spacecraft to American authorities. But what do the fi 2004 Page #5  
e telegram of August 1967 from the American Embassy at Khartoum to Washingt 2004 Page #7  
tate telegram transmitted from the American Embassy in La Paz, Bolivia, to  2004 Page #7  
it required such high-level Anglo- American liaison? Was it possible that b 2004 Page #12  
ued: "Contrary to information from American and other sources, Second Lieut 2004 Page #13  
ties claimed that the material was American space debris, whereupon it was  2004 Page #15  
e spheres were neither Russian nor American in origin. The newspaper appare 2004 Page #16  
. WE HAIM EENT IT -- YES -- TO THE AMERICAN EMBASSY, You KNOW. WE RAVE SENT 2004 Page #24  
been flying in the area, including American military and civilian aircraft. 2004 Page #38  
were promptly dressed down by some American naval officer for not keeping t 2004 Page #44  
for not keeping their mouths shut. American? Chris wanted to know what the  2004 Page #44  
Chris wanted to know what the hell American naval officers were doing givin 2004 Page #44  
ne point was ready to appear in an American TV show, Sightings. The night b 2004 Page #45  
uppressed and confounded under the American National Security Act of 1947 a 2004 Page #46  
ecorded, and that both British and American military officers were very int 2004 Page #58  
UFON conference, that year held at American University in Washington. In Fe 2004 Page #58  
 most highly classified episode in American military history began — a seri 2004 Page #62  
ogy," meant the creation of covert American government units to bring down  2004 Page #65  
first exposed to the idea that the American government might have aggressiv 2004 Page #65  
, that May 29, 1947 event, was the American military's .first test of a sua 2004 Page #67  
o make a sweeping investigation of American air safety." By June 15, 1947,  2004 Page #69  
al board of inquiry to investigate American air safety. Among his appointee 2004 Page #69  
ontained a list of locations where American military and intelligence units 2004 Page #69  
ree radar sites became part of the American Aircraft Control and Warning sy 2004 Page #71  
ally evolved into NORAD, the North American Air Space Defense Command. AC&W 2004 Page #71  
              UFO Crash Retrievals American Indian tribes in the region tel 2004 Page #74  
 retrievals which have provoked an American policy of misinformation and de 2004 Page #75  
1947 — while at the same time, the American government and corporations hav 2004 Page #75  
 is why there has been an official American policy ever since to deny ET ex 2004 Page #75  
mies and developed and patented by American companies. SLIDE # 47: Disc in  2004 Page #79  
y 20, 1947 Secrecy Shrouds Test of American Rocket This Week It would seem  2004 Page #82  
now is that those in charge of the American efforts were reaching out to ot 2004 Page #85  
xplosion of flying disc stories on American newspapers front pages. The Can 2004 Page #85  
 saucer situation on behalf of the American military and government. Smith' 2004 Page #90  
h requested a clearance to talk to American officials and scientists on cla 2004 Page #90  
hat had been sent to his father by American officials for analysis: James:  2004 Page #93  
o at it too. SDI: Now was this the American or the U.S. Air Force? James: W 2004 Page #93  
an government officials as well as American government officials. These wer 2004 Page #94  
ave slim chance at being read into American ultra Top Secret secrets. He su 2004 Page #98  
tt II, 25 Shootout with aliens; 11 American casualties 65 1978 Ft Dix-McGui 2004 Page #114  
een planned and documented for the American public, and the authentic stamp 2004 Page #125  
ost highly classified topic in the American government, exceeding the secre 2004 Page #140  
d debris from the Roswell crash to American industry under an Army Research 2004 Page #146  
an obituary for this distinguished American in the Washington Post or the N 2004 Page #146  
t were on the front pages of major American newspapers in July 1947. The se 2004 Page #176  
cts come and testify. "I think the American people would be more assured th 2004 Page #177  
eal attempt to be upfront with the American public about what the governmen 2004 Page #180  
ed to release the UFO story to the American public. Jimmy Carter, for examp 2004 Page #185  
ause the economy is strong and the American people are self-confident. .."  2004 Page #197  
trated on the good citizens of the American southwest — and one incredibly  2004 Page #215  
 Robert Sarbacher, a distinguished American scientist: 4 confirmed to Canad 2004 Page #217  
ith some "junk," thus lying to the American public. Could George help? File 2004 Page #226  
" ■ Saw brown chip, one from North American Rockwell ■ " ••• possibly extra 2005 Page #8  
 serum was requested . On the 26'\ American milicaries, as well as some NAS 2005 Page #33  
g the researchers . Earl) in 2003, American UFO researcher and pocliatrist  2005 Page #36  
 to January 13, 1996. NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command) aler 2005 Page #36  
 to the British Empire and now the American, ruling elites have always been 2005 Page #76  
t Smith, of conversations with top American scientists about the reality of 2005 Page #79  
verything imaginable, ranging from American Hero to outright fraud. \Xie sh 2005 Page #82  
er Reich and his work posed to the American people was an extraordinarily v 2005 Page #93  
s, one of the most powerful men in American politics at the time, would hav 2005 Page #97  
ject of serious UFO studies to the American public, much to the detriment o 2005 Page #99  
ppe of Israel and lots of the sane American surgeons and physicians and I t 2005 Page #103  
the Discovery of the J.jfe Energy (American Period, 1939-1952), Doct1/J/e11 2005 Page #105  
denial and ridicule imposed on the American public since at least the time  2005 Page #118  
 the German scientists smuggled by American intelligence into the Uruted St 2005 Page #125  
ed" extraterrestrial technology at American corporations such as IBM, Hughe 2005 Page #167  
traterrestrial propulsion systems. American physicist and inventor, T. Town 2005 Page #170  
couldn't do anything about it. The American people had not been informed. S 2006 Page #8  
ly they succeeded. The head of the American Rocket Society in 1952 took Pre 2006 Page #10  
atalities • New order evade UFOs • American attitude more aggressive. says  2006 Page #28  
ial to the pilot, consisting of an American flag on a pole supported by a r 2006 Page #83  
l Bahe, a nineteen year old Native American of the Navaho nation on 14 May  2006 Page #110  
y of the 'trench nephritis' of the American Civil War was due to Hantavirus 2006 Page #112  
ar pathogen, as yet unknown to the American people? In summary, the sequenc 2006 Page #112  
d] standby rescue coverage for the American space flights. Of course, they  2006 Page #132  
Kissner asserted there had been an American government policy to shoot down 2006 Page #139  
many pilots and forced a change in American military aggression toward the  2006 Page #139  
resent firsthand testimonies about American military interactions with adva 2006 Page #139  
aked information to Andy about the American government's missile and artill 2006 Page #139  
1940s to early 1950s, there was an American government policy to shoot down 2006 Page #141  
 and Coast to Coast AM radio about American military efforts to attack the  2006 Page #142  
he two are cousins who were in the American military in the late 1960s. SLI 2006 Page #142  
 were also eyewitnesses to UFOs on American radar in which a lock on a UFO  2006 Page #144  
shut down and much of the valuable American military equipment was damaged. 2006 Page #144  
as in communications for the North American Air Defense Command. Since I wa 2006 Page #144  
. That's who we were under — North American Air Defense Command. WHEN YOU C 2006 Page #146  
ds of other members from the North American Air Defense Command that know w 2006 Page #148  
CAT AND MOUSE FOR THREE HOURS WITH AMERICAN JETS AND THEN KNOW IT'S LOCKED  2006 Page #149  
 HOW DOES THAT MAKE YOU FEEL AS AN AMERICAN? Oh, that's a big question! How 2006 Page #163  
! How does that make me feel as an American? (Long pause) I think the publi 2006 Page #163  
fied shortly thereafter as a North American C-47 aircraft which was approac 2006 Page #169  
Early Warning) line (NORAD - North American Defense Command) and they kept  2006 Page #176  
their way out of last place in the American League West. All in all, a typi 2006 Page #183  
t likely referring to NORAD, North American Aerospace Defense Command) is a 2006 Page #185  
ieved Physical Evidence from South American UFO Cases J. Antonio Huneeus .. 2007 Page #5  
quite different from the myth. The American merua actually behave much more 2007 Page #8  
ch closer in \'{/odd \.'{/ar L The American people were at first strongly o 2007 Page #10  
f this stalemate required changing American public opinion. The massive Bri 2007 Page #10  
ence communit y, though unknown to American citizens. The media began to ac 2007 Page #11  
r war, one that it djdn't want the American people to know about? It is int 2007 Page #12  
CIA's covert relationship with the American news media became a big story i 2007 Page #12  
avy Secretary Frank Knox asked the American merua to begin censoring all Na 2007 Page #16  
ored to mirurruze the shock to the American public. \Xlitrun two days, Byro 2007 Page #16  
esented via the always cooperative American news media, was being crafted b 2007 Page #23  
              Over the years, many American have come to accept the idea, e 2007 Page #35  
n't always have the welfare of the American ublic in mind. 29               2007 Page #35  
hugely important story and one the American news media almost universall y  2007 Page #40  
ay face the righteous wrath of the American pubbc. 1 f channeled in the rig 2007 Page #40  
ilm "ET" so insinuated itself into American, then world culture, that its l 2007 Page #62  
nated within Suntory or with their American advertising agency, but I'm goi 2007 Page #65  
from the page wrule holdjng up his American Express Card. The text was pure 2007 Page #68  
 as such. At least if they have an American Express Card. Time, Nenmveek, U 2007 Page #68  
'v1y dads' dad, my granddad was an American GI who came over here during th 2007 Page #81  
ere was a deliberate stand down of American air defence. I also used to say 2007 Page #89  
sed to say that it was no fault of American service men or women bur the fa 2007 Page #89  
 and not the citizens for breakjng American law. He stands to be extradited 2007 Page #92  
hat "the game is up", and that the American people, and the world, demand a 2007 Page #120  
ls to rusmiss. A business known as American Computer Company has made claim 2007 Page #127  
circulated" to various elements of American Intelligence in an effort to tr 2007 Page #138  
eate telegram transmitted from the American Embassy in La Paz, Bolivia, ro  2007 Page #141  
ieved Physical Evidence from South American UFO Cases J. Antonio Huneeus ©  2007 Page #193  
ghts Reserved. ABSTRACT Five South American UFO incidents are presented (Ca 2007 Page #193  
tern to be followed by other South American cases where fragments were obta 2007 Page #194  
earch Results from the USSR" (1992 American edition by the University of Ar 2007 Page #198  
urned. There are still other South American incidents (Ramblon and Neuq~en, 2007 Page #201  
ieved Physical Evidence from South American UFO Cases J. Antonio Huneeus .. 2008 Page #5  
n Colorado Springs where the North American Air Defense Command (NORAD) is  2008 Page #9  
on the nights in question ; or (B) American military personnel assigned to  2008 Page #32  
 significant percentage could not. American citizens, the group concluded,  2008 Page #35  
Ness construction of a British and American intelligence operation code nam 2008 Page #72  
 But what exactly were British and American intelligence operations doing b 2008 Page #74  
rroughs and Ed Cabansag. The three American men were told to leave their we 2008 Page #80  
s way: "GEEZ, it's incredible! The American government is helpless. They do 2008 Page #94  
hers place the blame on Russian or American officials who, it is theorized  2008 Page #103  
g the word fascism, defined by the American Heritage Dictionc11y of the Eng 2008 Page #124  
ol over the corporations. 1n modem American , the corporations have gained  2008 Page #124  
Council on Foreign Relations . The American International Corporation (AIC) 2008 Page #125  
's objectives. The intertwining of American capitalism with Gem1an corporat 2008 Page #126  
n economy due to the withdrawal of American loans from institutions such a  2008 Page #126  
to pass proprietary infomiation on American companies to Germany and to spi 2008 Page #127  
me from a Farben U.S. subsidiary , American LG., and moved through Lee's co 2008 Page #127  
Third Reich grew dim, they allowed American law enforcement agencies to dis 2008 Page #129  
sing of Nazi money was the Holland American Trading Company , a subsidiary  2008 Page #129  
through his bank in Holland to his American representatives Prescott Bush a 2008 Page #129  
 ---Dr. Vannevar Bush, an imminent American scientist who in l 94 l organiz 2008 Page #131  
 scientist Charles G. Smith formed American Appliance Company, today known  2008 Page #131  
               who had represented American business in pre-war Gem1any. "  2008 Page #132  
 noted author Higham. "He gave the American government copies of the movies 2008 Page #132  
 also had a lifelong connection to American corporate business . Between 19 2008 Page #133  
e Aviation Company and the General American Life Insurance Company . ---Gor 2008 Page #133  
ment , especially concerning Latin American affairs. Just before the outbre 2008 Page #134  
f the national security as well as American corporate business and they wer 2008 Page #134  
carefully hidden not only from the American taxpayers who paid for these mi 2008 Page #135  
thholding procedures. In 1941, 171 American corporations had more than $420 2008 Page #136  
ch a Switzerland and Argentina buy American stocks using foreign exchange f 2008 Page #136  
 economic penetration in the other American republics [South and Central Am 2008 Page #137  
rican republics [South and Central American nations]," stated U.S. Treasury 2008 Page #137  
ollaboration between the Nazis and American businessmen . "We had not been  2008 Page #137  
 We had been stopped in Germany by American business. The forces that stopp 2008 Page #137  
d given prominent positions in the American scientific community. Many had  2008 Page #137  
kmail leverage over many prominent American business and political leaders  2008 Page #139  
ced by the Rockefeller family. The American College of Surgeons maintained  2008 Page #140  
ges of seven and 12. 1n the 1970s, American drug companies developed the an 2008 Page #140  
                             r The American Psychiatric Association in its  2008 Page #141  
s now taken by more than a million American youngsters. A I 986 edition of  2008 Page #141  
Fascists and the right-wing of the American establishment." President Lyndo 2008 Page #141  
ncy of International Development , American Civil Liberties Union, American 2008 Page #143  
 , American Civil Liberties Union, American Council of Race Relations , Ame 2008 Page #143  
erican Council of Race Relations , American Press Institute, Anti-Defamatio 2008 Page #143  
s control virtually everything the American population sees and hears. Thes 2008 Page #143  
ry Teachers' Book Club, Scientific American Book Club, Science Fiction Book 2008 Page #144  
today are attempting to subdue the American population through a maze of go 2008 Page #145  
les of 1990 ■ Soviet UFOs -Again ■ American Technology Ascendant ■ Investig 2008 Page #166  
explore a major terra incognita of American government , the national intel 2009 Page #12  
ight indeed affect the security of American institutions or lives. If natio 2009 Page #15  
 the same field; and to inform the American public through various means th 2009 Page #21  
dely believed in this country that American and Russian UFO defense are rou 2009 Page #21  
 war. Nevertheless, convincing the American scientific community that milit 2009 Page #21  
xplore a major terra inco!:mita of American governmen t, the national intel 2009 Page #23  
e George S. Pattee's The Future of American Secret Intelligence (Washington 2009 Page #24  
ly controversial areas of study in American history. My book about the inci 2009 Page #30  
 Oswald was among a small group of American citizens to have defected to th 2009 Page #44  
n, there is no question that as an American defector, Oswald, became the re 2009 Page #44  
 government stood by Tass' report. American news coverage was obsessive in  2009 Page #134  
ar interest in the subject, and an American of Russian 131                  2009 Page #137  
ce. I am convinced though that the American press and broadcast media made  2009 Page #140  
self into the shoes of the average American of 194 7 by reading digitized c 2009 Page #156  
ntly related. He bad a team of 170 American and New Zealand experts, most o 2009 Page #157  
ve no clue of its nature, British, American, and New Zealand scientists, en 2009 Page #157  
artin mentioned them as bombs that American military authorities are studyi 2009 Page #158  
94 7 when newspapers identified an American engineer, James Marion Snodgras 2009 Page #160  
erald Tribune quotes a 39-year old American scientist it said shared in the 2009 Page #160  
osed its development started after American forces landed on Tarawa Island  2009 Page #160  
day in any war of the future by an American Air Force commander. General Ge 2009 Page #162  
d Who's Who in Science, as well as American Men and Women of Science, was t 2009 Page #164  
opment of the weapon started after American forces landed in Tarawa Island  2009 Page #170  
ge had infiltrated every aspect of American society, from the White House t 2009 Page #177  
ac.'f owu uudy. :ond,tionc:d . fo• American miliL'lry :iulboritics arc ccn. 2009 Page #182  
al (,eor~c C: Kenney, h_carl jllld American i.cientist who it saJs lo( t~c  2009 Page #183  

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er the next dozen years while most Americans are struggling through the Dep 2003 Page #85  
l fatigue rationale greatly helped Americans to accept Forrestal's death-by 2003 Page #94  
 the explanations put forth by the Americans was not made clear from the fi 2004 Page #16  
ISH, AM FRENCH, AND ESPECIALLY THE AMERICANS EEO MONITOR THE WORLD, THEY MU 2004 Page #24  
it's the RAF used to man them, not Americans. ... They had four radar sites 2004 Page #52  
d and mutilated to pastures — that Americans, and the world, would panic. A 2004 Page #79  
e members 10, 12, 14? Are they all Americans? A: I cannot give you the numb 2004 Page #100  
 not necessarily, they are not all Americans. On crashed saucers Dr. Walker 2004 Page #100  
er-up — which the vast majority of Americans believe. This paper will prese 2004 Page #242  
pied gunpowder from China ■ Native Americans got rifles from settlers ■ Sov 2005 Page #3  
nt that was being conducted by the Americans in that area after the war usi 2005 Page #151  
 It may come as a surprise to many Americans, but the President of the USA  2006 Page #5  
selves as EARTHLINGS instead of as Americans, Canadians, Greeks, Peruvians, 2006 Page #9  
d by this record:2° • Native South Americans use curare or amphibian toxins 2006 Page #107  
an half of the victims were Native Americans in the Four Corners Area.23 A  2006 Page #110  
er Organization as the Influential Americans, reported the greatest number  2006 Page #198  
t than our First Amendment rights. Americans need co be more ske tical of t 2007 Page #35  
rrorists" who kjll, perhaps, a few Americans each year? ► U.S. government s 2007 Page #36  
ent. But you may not know how many Americans don't accept the official stor 2007 Page #40  
 someone who bra\·ely decided that Americans needed to know the truth about 2007 Page #41  
 an onJjne gambling system and the Americans have their online gambling sys 2007 Page #92  
d because of probably jealousy the Americans have arranged to have the Brit 2007 Page #92  
dition act is retrospective so the Americans have decided to try and arrest 2007 Page #92  
German plant in Breslau before the Americans , and c1uickJy dismantled many 2007 Page #111  
nt Roper Poll revealed that 56% of Americans believe UFOs are real. 72% thi 2007 Page #185  
 from across the Texas border. The Americans heard the Mexican spotter plan 2007 Page #186  
time that the order was given. The Americans flew south along the Rio Grand 2007 Page #187  
perCollins Publishers , 2008) Most Americans don't realize it but they have 2008 Page #123  
ntly and as an equal, offering the Americans only the information they requ 2008 Page #139  
ncluding suicidal tendencies . And Americans wonder why there has been a ra 2008 Page #141  
night. For many months, while many Americans prayed for Reagan's recovery , 2008 Page #142  
whole generations of formerly free Americans into cowed and subservient mem 2008 Page #145  
ot reach the consciousness of most Americans until after June 24, 1947 when 2009 Page #155  
portrayed as the optimists and the Americans as the pessimists when the opp 2009 Page #177  

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ent Facts and the Will to Believe (Amherst, NY: Prometheus Press,2001), p.  2004 Page #223  
er the command of Gen. Sir Jeffrey Amherst, distributes smallpox infected b 2006 Page #107  

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ator,a that cost at Vett i5 /ninon ami as Intended to operate in collatatra 2006 Page #31  

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rs and locks stand out as pecuLiar amid all the peeLing paint and unkempt l 2005 Page #56  
ould do well not to lose our heads amid such speculation. There are many po 2005 Page #75  
e base's weapons-storag e area-and amid controversial rumors and allegation 2008 Page #32  

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g of an entirely different nature. Amidst the crackling static of the radio 2007 Page #186  

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s of smaller chemical units called amino acids, joined together like beads  2006 Page #114  

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 is tilts drflan treat e,•74. .•-. amitonta of IND ovar tn• and an trietd•n 2006 Page #29  

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official :vales in Salta announcod Amity. pproviltd for Re s• Date 2 5 pAR  2004 Page #20  

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tt-d in peculi,1r m,mner • Wrirtcn aml published p,,pcrs on ;monymiry on tl 2009 Page #198  

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sweU incident. The place reeked of ammonia. Subsequentl y, a police corpora 2005 Page #37  

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ent was not a mishap involving "an ammuniti on magazine containing high exp 2005 Page #153  

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ed with spotlights, 1430 rounds of ammunition were fired, many clear direct 2003 Page #24  
lerates, etc. • 6111/78. U.S Naval Ammunition Depot. New Shrewsbury. NJ Ope 2006 Page #28  
 was pawned off on the press as an ammunition dump explosion that caused no 2007 Page #30  

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 study) ► 5) Chronic Institutional amnesia (apparent inability of editors a 2007 Page #23  
 study) ► 5) Chronic institutional amnesia (apparent inability of editors a 2007 Page #24  

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en approached indirectly by Hilbry amnion looking for UFO information. • Cl 2004 Page #196  

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' The haw Some — mope end — oIl to amnions thrs .400..1115? ea PITWO1.11 04 2006 Page #35  

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se sn mans crank*, freaks and nuts amnn 1’ them that Hsnek i* castantl runn 2003 Page #118  

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fSW»rtfflrJ» ’^J;si .lerM taRan to AMO, • - -rlwi: iWright Field. Other rem 2003 Page #234  
,l,o "" fl.lCHH WHiW A u-=o LANOED AMO lrU".l( HU"'4.A-"OIOS 10 PC-ET iN.L  2009 Page #122  

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structure ·was supposedl y made by AMOCO. \Xlas this craft a result of back 2005 Page #174  

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A.~OSA HI.I'. J)()IJlff · MASSf\"[ AMOD,"TS OF E\1DnSCC SUPPORT ITO, • nr.s 2008 Page #156  

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■ H,ticopter. and M.ililmom in the Amoiitan Wut ■ A Nn.rPl!!eminAbdur:tio r 2009 Page #142  

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O{ed a.5 nyia, lout ot form.auo n. Amold .i:..!d ht tbal tllie .atocruc bom 2009 Page #163  

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Hangar: In late 1963 rumors spread among the UFO research community in Brit 2003 Page #74  
 came from the UFO debris and were among a large batch subsequently sent to 2003 Page #98  
nd Wright-Patterson Air Force Base among others) states that in some quarte 2004 Page #17  
& meteorite eeems to be prevailing among tbe.popnlatieb, Inq (Irma Via*     2004 Page #19  
RAP EX TmouGHT HAD RICXN GOING ow. among RECORDING MAL WE HAVE TRESS MYSTER 2004 Page #24  
Forest UFO incident so significant among UFO cases? Almost everything. Grou 2004 Page #48  
ed by radar; evidence of abduction among some of the men involved; illegal  2004 Page #48  
o investigate American air safety. Among his appointees was Dr. Jerome C. H 2004 Page #69  
trip us of our illusion of primacy among living creatures. The Roswell Inci 2004 Page #132  
or thousands or millions of years. Among the group of ufologists that Stant 2004 Page #133  
orce Base to discuss other things, among them 3-D moving holography, laser  2004 Page #182  
rpower prudence created detractors among his military colleagues, got him i 2004 Page #222  
crashes of aircraft and casualties among our military and civilian populati 2005 Page #9  
live in those quarters of Urucamp, among them Dr. Fortunato Badan Palhares. 2005 Page #32  
out to smoke and suddenly glimpsed among the bushes somed1ing that nearly s 2005 Page #34  
rnal investigation to find out who among its members were in any way linked 2005 Page #35  
 is undeniable -and what we think. Among believers and doubters , there is  2005 Page #77  
hvorks, of course, was and remains among the most dite of all aerospace org 2005 Page #80  
ere remains a strong public debate among UFO researchers on the validity of 2005 Page #82  
ng, political science and ufology, among ocher areas of study. But orgonomy 2005 Page #87  
 your routine freelancer; she was, among other things, a respected member o 2005 Page #93  
 IVilhe/111 Reich vers11s the USA, among other works on the subject, the ba 2005 Page #101  
C-12/33 and i\1fAJIC EYES ONLY are among the references and markings in lea 2005 Page #125  
correct" UFO topic, as weU as fear among witnesses of penalties or ridicule 2005 Page #131  
cluded recoUection of cliscussions among engineers in her branch about the  2005 Page #131  
izable systems and parts; foremost among these would be some sore of propul 2005 Page #161  
extraterrestrial life forms. Chief among these classified activities is ove 2006 Page #16  
 Candidates • Obvious early cases (among others): • 1947 • 1948 • 1953 • 19 2006 Page #29  
t change events. For these reasons among many, thinking seriously about Con 2006 Page #50  
eings? And why does the NHI appear among us now? Is it exploring? Seeking n 2006 Page #53  
y stages of any NHI event would be among the biggest challenges facing gove 2006 Page #57  
or, evaluate and mediate reactions among the general public. Schisms might  2006 Page #58  
eneral public. Schisms might arise among scientists regarding best ways to  2006 Page #58  
ected to provoke violent reactions among some sectors of society, requiring 2006 Page #59  
rovoke considerable doubt and fear among the conservative faithful. If the  2006 Page #61  
is depicted as trans- dimensional; among other powers, the NHI can invade t 2006 Page #63  
technology windfall must be shared among human groups/nations to avoid majo 2006 Page #66  
technology windfall must be shared among human groups/nations to avoid majo 2006 Page #66  
ting such benefits very difficult. Among scientists and religious leaders,  2006 Page #67  
 Incident The excited boys shouted among themselves, "it's a meteor!" and s 2006 Page #90  
aw a monster. The town was divided among skeptics, believers, and people wh 2006 Page #93  
ell events, and this may have been among the first of animal mutilations. I 2006 Page #104  
ep this seaet? ■ Are aliens living among us? ■ Do aliens interact in some \ 2007 Page #51  
y, KF Holdings, also owns Nabisco, among other corporattons. 'f\lLie' was a 2007 Page #63  
ribly well known at the time, even among UFO researchers, was the allegatio 2007 Page #65  
red in Pop11/ar Science magazine , among others. "\'{/henever unidentified  2007 Page #71  
eady have the technology to travel among the stars, but it's so wrapped up  2007 Page #114  
can we alJ take our rightful place among the stars, and fulJy reach our pot 2007 Page #120  
 craft have crashed to Earth -then among the most important questions facin 2007 Page #132  
there was more personnel rruxed in among the vehicles. From what I noticed, 2007 Page #169  
, Mexico, the authors discovered , among other things, a debris field near  2007 Page #184  
viewed a number of the witnesses . Among the first to sight the object was  2008 Page #11  
nthau, author of the book Politics Among Nations, described national securi 2008 Page #24  
, and whose dark purpose for being among us was to instigate Armageddon, to 2008 Page #35  
                   A rare mutation among the human natives of the region al 2008 Page #102  
oper opened his mailbox and found, among other things, this note (slide 5)  2008 Page #105  
basis, and it might be called "Law Among Planetary Peoples," following che  2008 Page #112  
ul drug companies . Merck has been among the leaders in researching the Hum 2008 Page #131  
d network mission broadcasts from, among others, 'my' old network-CBS ; off 2008 Page #135  
 include some truthful material in among the phony parts to enhance credibi 2009 Page #12  
ir defenses and heated discussions among defense intelligence agencies. It  2009 Page #14  
deem appropriate. It has been felt among U.S. intelligence community that t 2009 Page #15  
 Way to Space Travel that included among other things space vehicles and we 2009 Page #16  
apability and political discussion among their scientific defense communiti 2009 Page #19  
Military UFO research is unpopular among scientists, partly on account of s 2009 Page #21  
he nature of intelligence doctrine among policy makers in Washington. My or 2009 Page #24  
, a cold war drama that took place among harbor patrol boats in the Pacific 2009 Page #30  
t maintained that Fred Crisman was among the three tramps arrested in the r 2009 Page #33  
ial Studies Project". It was found among a group of declassified Air Force  2009 Page #35  
iefing. The Cutler-Twining Memo is among the most authoritative documentary 2009 Page #35  
e Joint Chiefs of Staff. Prominent among the various "plans in support of M 2009 Page #38  
nd exploration of space. I include among these possibilities a joint expedi 2009 Page #40  
sassination. Lee Harvey Oswald was among a small group of American citizens 2009 Page #44  
e over covert operations .42 Chief among these was the escalating U.S. invo 2009 Page #45  
ly with Lotosev and his colleagues among the first on the scene. Yuri Lotos 2009 Page #136  
e issue of the particular fondness among Russians (all of them?) for the su 2009 Page #139  
ped develop was still a top secret among Allied nations. They gave no clue  2009 Page #157  

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egan, the audience began to mutter amongst themselves, and then began to sh 2003 Page #146  
ient questions. To avoid confusion amongst intelligence operations, they we 2003 Page #150  
arly on one very contentious point amongst skeptics, namely the number of p 2004 Page #216  
s and does not want her name known amongst the UFO research commurut y. Man 2005 Page #36  
ons, had been quietly disseminated amongst the closed-knit North Wales comm 2006 Page #129  
 Alphagen which was a MOD supplier amongst other things. At the time none o 2007 Page #78  
planning to spill the beans about, amongst other things, JFK's secret knowl 2007 Page #135  
 and there's some amazing stuff in amongst the mass of more routine materia 2008 Page #68  
ated to UFO's: She emphasized that amongst the scientists and engineers in  2009 Page #90  

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e, a member of the NSC, or perhaps amore likely-the Assistant to the Presid 2009 Page #19  

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ll this stuff about flying saucers amount to? What can it mean? What is the 2003 Page #5  
ng evening in 1941. It took a fair amount of pleading with her grandmother  2003 Page #22  
imed that he saw there an enormous amount of both the white and black mater 2003 Page #41  
ht than I need, one with the right amount of light, and one with more light 2003 Page #45  
minor gray material bottom of shoe amount of cellulose and Kaolin-type clay 2003 Page #50  
look at our display. I had a small amount of information on the Kecksburg e 2003 Page #63  
i-thousand page 'diary;' given the amount of classified material they conta 2003 Page #89  
imarily Magnesium (Mg) and a small amount of Zinc (Zn). "Each sample had a  2003 Page #104  
han 95% magnesium (Mg) and a small amount (2-3%) of zinc (Zn). Figure 8. Th 2003 Page #104  
 dark side contained a significant amount of bismuth (Bi)." "...the materia 2003 Page #105  
ng mainly of magnesium and a small amount of zinc separated by thin layers  2003 Page #105  
 slide disclosed only a very small amount of residue consisting of a ridge  2003 Page #115  
s of it. We have done a tremendous amount of detective work on this metal.  2004 Page #14  
 of current running there, and the amount of time that past, he opted to "r 2004 Page #39  
e Marcel, there had been a massive amount of debris strewn over a path a fe 2004 Page #135  
rs, and each letter takes an equal amount of space. We believe the text was 2004 Page #227  
not, and differs by a very obvious amount. 235                              2004 Page #238  
c Brazel discovered a considerable amount of debris of unknown origin on th 2004 Page #240  
reen basket, sifted a considerable amount of soil. We were successful in re 2004 Page #240  
 ordinary apparan1s . for they may amount to several mil11on volls, as has  2005 Page #16  
. The men were ready to pay a huge amount of money to make the women go pub 2005 Page #35  
a room of 100 people, with a cotal amount of \,ealth equaling S100 dollars, 2005 Page #75  
ed for the placing of a very small amount of radium in an accumulator, the  2005 Page #94  
. Silverc, had transported a small amount of radioactive material that had  2005 Page #100  
gh level means that a considerable amount of investigation has been complet 2005 Page #137  
 himself. Santilli, not having the amount of money needed to complete the d 2005 Page #145  
population controlled a very large amount of the wealth, while about eighty 2005 Page #153  
ltage of around 50,000 and a small amount of current in the milliamp range. 2005 Page #171  
t acted Like a supercapacitor. The amount of charge could be varied on sele 2005 Page #174  
conclusion merited by the enormous amount of evidence. In my lectures I rev 2006 Page #4  
y, replaced by more than the usual amount of distracting fluff. Media Publi 2006 Page #61  
 archeology involves a substantial amount of research involving witness int 2006 Page #71  
ften were surrounded by an unusual amount of security and were reputedly in 2006 Page #83  
rrounding the point of impact. The amount of debris and proportion of ident 2006 Page #86  
as very kind to me considering the amount of questions I bombarded her with 2006 Page #93  
an unprecedented move, gave a huge amount of technical assistance and suppo 2006 Page #131  
o. And they moved at an incredible amount of speed. The most I ever saw sta 2006 Page #153  
at following day, there was a huge amount of government people showing up i 2006 Page #155  
tion a "great deal" or a "moderate amount" for the attacks , 1'lYT/CBS Poll 2007 Page #40  
statements ■ $1.1 trillion of that amount ·could not be supported by reliab 2007 Page #53  
on and time period? Joe: J use the amount of aircraft coming in and out. \Y 2007 Page #125  
hing had to have weighed a massive amount of weight. A lot of weight. I cou 2007 Page #126  
he beach, and we picked up a large amount of this materialwruch was as ligh 2007 Page #194  
t that seemed to take an unhealthy amount of interest in the many defense,  2008 Page #26  
pper section of the craft. A small amount of white light peers out of the b 2008 Page #82  
ld have likely deposited a massive amount of iron in the area 92            2008 Page #98  
uded, the recovery of such a large amount of iron would prove to be a major 2008 Page #99  
society. " ... That's a tremendous amount of control and involvement for on 2008 Page #144  

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n January of 1953. This would have amounted to 19 or 20 briefings. Landry t 2004 Page #84  
ncidents and that — collectively — amounted to hundreds of pages of previou 2004 Page #110  
is Army source, was something that amounted to nothing more than an unfortu 2006 Page #128  

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hem. Now, we're talking tremendous amounts of space, underground. That's a  2004 Page #52  
led to the release of substanti al amounts of UFO documentation. The death  2005 Page #84  
e economjc srarus quo or make vast amounts of money -in short, corruption.  2007 Page #36  
 that period determined that large amounts of both nickel and iridium were  2008 Page #100  

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onnection Uacovurd ■ AmtbC t. Ftat Amo~ Equsb ■ ele 8rothu Gw1:o, Up ■ Sith 2009 Page #145  

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. orrftrO .rs.:•••• syq. 1k.....11 AMP At MK Urn WAIN „gza „04; "Si.* „wad- 2006 Page #39  

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 and we're talking about I million amperes at I 00,000 volts makes 5% maxim 2008 Page #77  

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tive South Americans use curare or amphibian toxins in poison darts. • Sold 2006 Page #107  

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 March 26, 1976 to March 16, 1978, Amphibious Group One, Pac-White Beach, O 2006 Page #156  
prentice to the staff of Commander Amphibious Group I. Slide 32: White Beac 2006 Page #157  
y opinion, show that inundation in amphibious warfare has definite and far  2009 Page #165  
alty rates we were encountering in amphibious warfare, especially the effor 2009 Page #176  

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t boosters, etc. However, there is ample data to show that Moon Dust has be 2004 Page #4  
al, toilet, recreational)" ■ " ••• ample evidence of alien activity on the  2005 Page #9  
 alternatively, up to 200 troops — ample space to also secrete a relatively 2006 Page #132  
ss audience, there would likely be ample time to intercept it. 23           2007 Page #29  

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etals -molecular alignment ■ Fluid amplification ■ Transistors and integrat 2005 Page #7  

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y. 2. This information was further amplified at 1040 hours as follows. By r 2006 Page #170  
 as the atom bomb. This may not be amplified further than saying that thing 2009 Page #159  
 as the atom bomb. This may not be amplified further than saying that thing 2009 Page #172  

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ject their thoughts into a thought amplifier plate that carries signals to  2005 Page #164  

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ce together with forecasts of wave amplitudes at predetermined points at wh 2009 Page #166  
 a shelving bottom off-shore, wave amplitudes of the order of those for rec 2009 Page #167  
 a shelving bottom off-shore, wave amplitudes of the order of those for rec 2009 Page #167  
 a shelving bottom off-shore, wave amplitudes of the order of those for rec 2009 Page #168  
ce together with forecasts of wave amplitudes at predetermined points at wh 2009 Page #172  

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fwsss yrs^waa whlsh 4a as* iWot to aMst Ac^sfcsn. yallay- with rajiwt. to C 2003 Page #223  

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 of degri, auras, tor orgeto. 24-7 amt.*. oceration. :for The nrose O.,. Za 2006 Page #35  

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:ith-Subiuhu Connection Uacovurd ■ AmtbC t. Ftat Amo~ Equsb ■ ele 8rothu Gw 2009 Page #145  

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on-human ■ No bone structure, long amts ■ Oval eyes, slit for mouth, crinkt 2003 Page #35  

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 theory. President Clinton was not amused. In a speech on November 30, 1995 2003 Page #201  

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en seeking the best site for a new amusement park in the solar system. P. I 2006 Page #8  

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uska story as a springboard for an amusing tale about stranded aliens who a 2008 Page #102  

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rs ef General Thomas Handy, Fourth Amy Hdqrs. Remains of the |3^’erpl.a~h t 2003 Page #234  
ieagroament on the witneemeet some Amy that there WA a big exploGian others 2004 Page #19  

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o form a chemical structure called amyloid. In some cases of CJD and other  2006 Page #114  
es of CJD and other prion diseases amyloid deposits, known as plaques, are  2006 Page #114  

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ce at Kirtland if he had ever seen am· J "strange things" in Coyote Canyon. 2007 Page #173  

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e inc for somc Um~ to produ~I.' rr.an-. aucb a n.~· th11t woutcl be eUee:iv 2009 Page #182  

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HIJGC UFO RJ-;6 UP OUT or lMf ~-'A AN-0 s ... ·L O~F nu,:..._.""(J,.'.,,..  2009 Page #106  

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or boost to the Soviet economy. On an-ival at the scene of the presumed met 2008 Page #99  

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ne side on fire." The fiery object an-ived from behind them and passed thro 2008 Page #49  

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r of Coyame-area residents. Before an-iving in the area, we prepared for ou 2007 Page #188  

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 Edward Cabansag (pronounced Cuh-V AN-sack) to see for himself what was hap 2008 Page #80  

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s Aton1Bomb" C 1NC11\'N A TI. }P-J an1cs :rvrar~ l 'Could be.u Jon Snodgra. 2009 Page #181  

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ng to Atuehs I. labels, no Ttroorg an4 other plans Itoti are bring arm tap, 2004 Page #20  

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 :or •"'-• it NP"• to • ILP•U•: of aN9\ 02, OI' 10" ... ,...., 10,•~N I• tM 2008 Page #19  

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. Anachronistic usages like medt.i ana imjiaeted further betra*ed the find" 2003 Page #135  
ad tta& kfco felt ed Statea On— mA ana e—liar aaniatawoe in a c2 rehebilita 2003 Page #226  
rew Kissner, from Las Cruces, Dona Ana County, in his unpublished manuscrip 2004 Page #62  
technicAes provioel neceaaary aids ana photographic production for intellig 2004 Page #212  
he Impulsive Characte1; Character .Ana/ysis, People I,, Tro11ble, The lvf.a 2005 Page #89  
e, Woo O.. •• 3.10 .14.• "we aidar Ana. tlroWst irta, •Ye slaie. IAA AWIWW• 2006 Page #34  

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unusual point of authentication or anachronism about the Bowen manuscript i 2004 Page #246  
re then the document would have an anachronism. However, the question remai 2004 Page #253  
own about the frequenc1 of such an anachronism. For example, addressing a m 2005 Page #137  
e company of other generals, th.is anachronism could in fact be a hallmark  2005 Page #137  

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s. Intellectually, we can hunt for anachronisms, compare language usage and 2003 Page #178  
notation n Intellectual o Hunt for anachronisms □ Compare language use: ety 2003 Page #180  
ons Manual EXAMPLE: ETYMOLOGY Four anachronisms seem to add authenticity to 2003 Page #180  
hat apply in our case: looking for anachronisms that might not fit the alle 2003 Page #181  
he Manual, there are two potential anachronisms, both of which have been me 2003 Page #181  
lysis, authenticity "zingers," and anachronisms will all be discussed. The  2004 Page #242  
 faking considerations; the sixth, anachronisms; and the seventh, conclusio 2004 Page #243  
, scientific arguments identifying anachronisms that question the authentic 2005 Page #131  
t, believable and 2.0 accurate? No Anachronisms (specific issues or aspects 2005 Page #135  
                   Majic Eyes Only Anachronisms: These are problems with th 2005 Page #137  
thenticity. The goal is to have no anachronisms. The weighting factor for a 2005 Page #137  
hronisms. The weighting factor for anachronisms is 5.0. Combining the weigh 2005 Page #137  
Linguistics (along with no sign of anachronisms), all indicate the highest  2005 Page #137  
ent, stories appear genuine, a few anachronisms may be present but have rea 2005 Page #137  
ganizations and there are stubborn anachronisms that cannot easily be resol 2005 Page #137  
eans that significant irresolvable anachronisms have been identified that c 2005 Page #138  
e 1950's, and to identify possible anachronisms. The idea is that if it is  2006 Page #15  
created in 1954 without any modern anachronisms, then it is extremely unlik 2006 Page #15  
tly, they find it devoid of modern anachronisms, and have yet to find any e 2006 Page #15  

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 to be grafted on to the document. Anachronistic usages like medt.i ana imj 2003 Page #135  

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ches the point EXAMPLES: HUNT EOF? ANACHRONON1SMS □ “Area 51 was not there  2003 Page #180  

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ticity points ts very long; 16 and anachrorusms such as "use the cover stor 2005 Page #130  

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 the tugboat Delores, located near Anacortes about five miles south of Lumm 2006 Page #184  

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. that "we could fly so fast as to anain sufficient altitude to be classifi 2007 Page #108  

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ith yen enah aapexta, adwlaera and anaistasta aa yon daaa aeeeoeary te the  2003 Page #226  

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l in question. In other words, the anaJysis proved the substance ro be real 2007 Page #194  

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moted their Sensor Integration and Anal;-sis System, \\ hich \\·a designed  2007 Page #69  
se unavailable for open scientific anal ysis. Although we know their metall 2007 Page #202  

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r an explanation" Hen Bra, Editor. ANALOG 5. “On the tu»is of this study *» 2003 Page #118  
kefeller Differential Analyzer, an analog mainframe computer composed of 2, 2008 Page #131  

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s X • There is a final destination analogous to Groom Lake in the USA. • Th 2004 Page #171  
etely. This slide (27) presents an analogous result for sentence length. Ch 2008 Page #108  
ected by new technology are either analogous or easily comparable. But, in  2009 Page #19  

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haracters between spaces as above. Analogously , sentences consist of the n 2008 Page #106  

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Stalin's male organ." MJ-12's USSR Analogue • U.S.S.R. • Program more physi 2004 Page #161  

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 boondocks. My view is, per a fine analogy from physicist Beatriz Gab° Rive 2006 Page #6  
. GM: I see your point it's a good analogy. l'vl\XI: lf one just takes a lo 2007 Page #88  

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ff-the-record chat the Air Force's analvses had basicallv confirmed chose o 2007 Page #194  

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do a big clean up job and I had to analyse his PC to make sure there were n 2007 Page #83  

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 the fo!Jowing report: "The sample analysed is a combination of chemicall y 2007 Page #194  

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ing and discussion of artifact Lab analyses of artifact Discovery of gold w 2003 Page #43  
 proven to be fake using objective analyses), and these leaks have been exp 2003 Page #187  
antly affect any of the linguistic analyses perfom1ed and reported. DRAFT J 2008 Page #112  
ot lets (all 3 times) s Linguistic analyses ■Dr. Bob Wood: word and sentenc 2008 Page #116  
com) was retained to perform these analyses. Her technique is to determine  2009 Page #11  

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tion of copper wire and blue fiber Analysis of starch and other material Se 2003 Page #43  
s Household toll Metal foil found, analysis with energy-dispersive x-ray Kn 2003 Page #44  
y in thickness between 2 and 3 mm. Analysis identified some material inside 2003 Page #47  
basic construction, and laboratory analysis of the shoe material. Questions 2003 Page #48  
ter the professor did more refined analysis with Wavelength Dispersive Spec 2003 Page #106  
tainer for magnesium isotope ratio analysis on July 20, Figure 13. Erik Hau 2003 Page #108  
96, during magnesium isotope ratio analysis of bismuth and magnesium/zinc l 2003 Page #108  
               Layered Bi/Mg Metal Analysis Number Figure 14. Ion Microprob 2003 Page #109  
l magnesium ranges. Ion Microprobe analysis by Dr. Erik Hauri, Department o 2003 Page #109  
ewitz' deterioration. In the final analysis, the case of Paul Bennewitz rem 2003 Page #151  
rch 1950 memo on the Psychological Analysis of Reports of UAOs from the Aer 2003 Page #155  
 Project STORK UAO (UFO) Reporting Analysis • Follow-up / on Project Grudge 2003 Page #162  
in, impacted fast, pieces light '. Analysis shows materials not known to Te 2003 Page #175  
ations, based on forensic language analysis of the work of Dan Young from a 2003 Page #187  
Library of Congress Research Group analysis for President Carter, I was giv 2003 Page #197  
tamp N N Y Y N Y Identical Phrases Analysis Below is a listing of phrases t 2003 Page #206  
he ■'Emulation ” Difference Phrase Analysis (Twining first then Wedemeyer)  2003 Page #207  
long space voyage. It was sent for analysis to the Pentagon and disappeared 2004 Page #14  
randon Report on the Psychologica/ Analysis of Reports of Unidentified Aeri 2004 Page #18  
ker Klass later wrote, "Subsequent analysis of the fragments by scientists  2004 Page #30  
imen of the technology for further analysis, covertly if possible. That phr 2004 Page #65  
he tissue from the dead animal for analysis. SLIDE #41: Close-up serrated e 2004 Page #78  
s father by American officials for analysis: James: Many times I do remembe 2004 Page #93  
f things for him to do metallurgic analysis on. We asked him what they were 2004 Page #93  
saucer. They had already done some analysis it and wanted him to have a go  2004 Page #93  
vy in terms of its size. He had an analysis done of that one. I remember se 2004 Page #94  
 I remember seeing that particular analysis sheet. Others close to the Smit 2004 Page #94  
was being sent from the states for analysis. Art Bridge, the military metal 2004 Page #94  
rdware that Smith had received for analysis from the United States. When Gr 2004 Page #94  
 is confirmed to have directed the analysis of all the photographic evidenc 2004 Page #101  
r than Wilbert Smith in Canada for analysis. We know of no letter that went 2004 Page #102  
k from Wilbert Smith following his analysis. All Moore described was an ana 2004 Page #102  
alysis. All Moore described was an analysis from the National Bureau of Sta 2004 Page #102  
, stating that after 1000 hours of analysis of the objects in the Utah (Tre 2004 Page #104  
ltered, the Cockpit Voice Recorder analysis is still classified, pellets pe 2004 Page #130  
ut the teeth cannot chew." • Later analysis showed that the crash most like 2004 Page #167  
erials were subjected to intensive analysis lasting for decades Tsarist Roc 2004 Page #168  
 the craft for reverse engineering analysis. • Extensive Materials Science  2004 Page #168  
s in unseen languages • Linguistic Analysis performed by Philologist Sukhov 2004 Page #168  
 • 1998 Taken to Novaya Zemlya for Analysis • Lev Melnikov, source, Tsiolko 2004 Page #173  
e took this University of Colorado analysis as the prime opportunity to pul 2004 Page #178  
Library of Congress research group analysis for President Carter, I was giv 2004 Page #186  
tive says... • Overall Conclusions Analysis Methodology • Linkages to the U 2004 Page #198  
ectly to Los Alamos laboratory for analysis. Further, Gen. Ramey requests e 2004 Page #230  
ubsequent photo interpretation and analysis. This organization was also ask 2004 Page #230  
o visualize the details sought for analysis. Several researchers, including 2004 Page #231  
ng & RD B Grim Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis Angular Difference in (D 30.0 2 2004 Page #239  
& Marcel Right Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis 2. a, a) a) cca 45.0 40.0 35.0  2004 Page #239  
iples of provenance, paper and ink analysis, content analysis, authenticity 2004 Page #242  
e, paper and ink analysis, content analysis, authenticity "zingers," and an 2004 Page #242  
from?; the second is paper and ink analysis; the third, content analysis; t 2004 Page #243  
d ink analysis; the third, content analysis; the fourth, what we have terme 2004 Page #243  
cument. For example, paper and ink analysis might weigh more than content o 2004 Page #243  
ompelling forensic evidence of ink analysis that supports the existence of  2004 Page #247  
perts in typewriters paper and ink analysis basically work for the legal co 2004 Page #250  
 primary investigation sources for analysis are James Black (a typewriter a 2004 Page #250  
erprints, Narcotic and Street Drug Analysis, Analytical and Forensic Chemis 2004 Page #250  
ued by the laboratory of clin.ica1 analysis of Hospital Born Pastor reveale 2005 Page #34  
he State's capital, for a thorough analysis, but the cause of death was not 2005 Page #34  
ich was open. After concluding his analysis, Daly was taken from the area b 2005 Page #42  
d,July31, 1952 3 Preliminary photo analysis by optical physicist and UFO re 2005 Page #121  
a, e an original page for forensic analysis the document owner refused co p 2005 Page #131  
long space voyage. Ir was sent for analysis to the Pentagon and rusappeared 2005 Page #133  
ted computer tools as well as hand analysis, to pinpoint style markers that 2005 Page #136  
ocuments, supporting materials and analysis by Dr. Bob Wood and Ryan Wood c 2005 Page #140  
ubjected to independent scientific analysis and is still the subject of add 2005 Page #157  
. Our next step was to get further analysis from a separate laboratory and  2005 Page #158  
 metallurgical background . TI1eir analysis confirmed what we had seen in t 2005 Page #158  
hing unusual about that metal. Our analysis demonstrated the ability of thi 2005 Page #158  
                                   Analysis of Metal Fragments from a UFO R 2005 Page #159  
an is in agreement with the Woods' analysis suggesting the authenticity of  2006 Page #15  
cientific Ufology." collection and analysis of reports • Pretty safe stuff. 2006 Page #25  
tary Use " • Hints at anti-gravity Analysis of 45 daylight and night-time s 2006 Page #30  
t. Conclusion Though the foregoing analysis is at best preliminary and inco 2006 Page #69  
d F-101 airframes, for comparative analysis purposes. The materials and con 2006 Page #85  
well as mutations. A retrospective analysis disclosed that from 1991-1994 a 2006 Page #109  
lso migrated to the CDC, who began analysis to identify the virus from a DN 2006 Page #111  
f population biology and ecosystem analysis that a wave of intensified anim 2006 Page #113  
on on alien bodies being taken for analysis to none other than Porton Down. 2006 Page #131  
e of the bodies back with them for analysis. But there is no indication of  2006 Page #136  
ete story. Nothing is known of the analysis of the craft or its contents. N 2006 Page #136  
. Unusual Personal Experiences: An Analysis of the Data from Three National 2006 Page #208  
whenever possible· ► 4) NYTcontent analysis shows increasing anti-UFO repor 2007 Page #23  
                  ► 4) NYT content analysis shows increasing anti-UFO repor 2007 Page #24  
rom the briefing paper, "A similar analysis of the four dead occupants was  2007 Page #75  
the field of contract photographjc analysis for the National Reconnaissance 2007 Page #138  
t had been referred to the NRO for analysis by a "small group of people" st 2007 Page #138  
ss to these latter photographs for analysis some time after the initial, ea 2007 Page #138  
/Ops 03. While in some respects an analysis of the document is frustratingl 2007 Page #143  
e optical turbulence: Modification analysis and testing of a unique meteoro 2007 Page #163  
atement with the result of its own analysis, none was issued, but Dr. Fonte 2007 Page #194  
is less well established and their analysis showed chat they were solder. T 2007 Page #194  
chemical, spectrographic and X-ray analysis. The lab's chemist Luisa :Maria 2007 Page #195  
he various Brazilian labs. Further analysis were done by University of Ariz 2007 Page #195  
ck's exceUent report, "Composition Analysis of the Brazil Magnesium" (avail 2007 Page #195  
a chronological account of all the analysis that were undertaken between 19 2007 Page #196  
ulain contacted NASA to request an analysis of his Andean sample. In aU his 2007 Page #197  
 DC. Dr. Taylor sent a copy of his analysis on May 24, 1982, whjch we trans 2007 Page #197  
 Mr. Poulain: "Electron microprobe analysis of the sample that you provided 2007 Page #197  
 Dr. Taylor's "electron microprobe analysis" establishes the chemical eleme 2007 Page #197  
tion, Taylor confirms the previous analysis that the material "does not cor 2007 Page #197  
d States, where the results of the analysis of a material found by you in t 2007 Page #198  
are discussed.' ''Judging from the analysis, the most probable is that this 2007 Page #198  
he Central Laboratory of Substance Analysis (fsLA V) in 1976; Director of t 2007 Page #198  
 were still a couple of additional analysis of the fragment that were condu 2007 Page #198  
description of th.is effect in hjs analysis of the Bogota sample, which cak 2007 Page #199  
 for about ten minutes." The first analysis conducted in Central America de 2007 Page #199  
 mass spectroscope (SIMS) or Auger analysis. The SEM analysis "showed the s 2007 Page #199  
 (SIMS) or Auger analysis. The SEM analysis "showed the sample ro contain 9 2007 Page #199  
etal fragment is available for lab analysis. \Xie find particularl) interes 2007 Page #200  
us Phenomena (CEFAA) . Preliminary analysis were conducted by two private C 2007 Page #200  
r more sophisticated and high-tech analysis of the metal samples were condu 2007 Page #201  
 metal samples. The Hitachi Metals analysis gives the follO\ving elements:  2007 Page #201  
 2.01 Pb (lead) 0.56 The Matsutani analysis gives a somewhat different dist 2007 Page #201  
ion) is the main component in both analysis: 0 (oxygen) 12.61 Al (aluminum) 2007 Page #201  
d at the complete results of these analysis have apparently been amazed by  2007 Page #201  
deserve a deeper and more thorough analysis. CONCLUSION \'v'hile there are  2007 Page #201  
later subjected to open scientific analysis. Four of the metallic fragments 2007 Page #201  
ts are still available for further analysis, only the Campinas metal was se 2007 Page #201  
insufficient data for a scientific analysis. What they were doing was "expl 2008 Page #16  
scern a shape or details. On first analysis the observations of Estella Kru 2008 Page #59  
rd document. To perform a computer analysis, it is essential to 100         2008 Page #106  
ical to interpretation and further analysis. Not discussed or analyzed is t 2008 Page #109  
ole Chaski: rather complete syntax analysis plus comments on anomalies 10 C 2008 Page #116  
 computer modeling , computational analysis and developing equations and an 2008 Page #135  
s Edward Teller and UFOs: Forensic Analysis of Questioned Documents Dr. Rob 2009 Page #5  
.......... 23 Timeline & Political Analysis of President Kennedy's Efforts  2009 Page #5  
  Edward Teller and UFOs: Forensic Analysis of Questioned Documents By Robe 2009 Page #7  
a Paz was directly involved in the analysis of the Roswell event of 1947. F 2009 Page #9  
UFOs at S-4 if we were. Linguistic Analysis of the Questioned Document Sinc 2009 Page #9  
iled information for a descriptive analysis of the United States intelligen 2009 Page #11  
n required as much description and analysis as its secret nature would perm 2009 Page #12  
e of great influence, intelligence analysis of and co;•ert operational syst 2009 Page #12  
he kind of UFO data collection and analysis capability that an open society 2009 Page #15  
intelligence and its evaluation or analysis are seldom any longer questione 2009 Page #15  
 but be allowed to perform its own analysis if it proves to be more cost ef 2009 Page #16  
available to the Agency for proper analysis. This incident may have been th 2009 Page #17  
led information for a descripti ve analysis of the United States intelligen 2009 Page #23  
n required as much description and analysis as its secret nature would perm 2009 Page #23  
e of great influence, intelligence analysis ?? operationa l systems demand  2009 Page #24  
ntelligence (Washington, 1946), an analysis of World War II deficiencies, w 2009 Page #24  
              Timeline & Political Analysis of President Kennedy's Efforts  2009 Page #35  
ich was open. After concluding his analysis, Daly was taken from the area b 2009 Page #49  
ction on the case, not some strict analysis. The historical factors Moscow* 2009 Page #134  
University of California, upon the analysis of records obtained at Bikini.  2009 Page #166  
University of California, upon the analysis of records obtained at Bikini.  2009 Page #172  
r Intelligenc e report 100-203-79, Analysis of Flying Object Incidents in t 2009 Page #177  

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up and as a member of MJ-12. As an analyst and questioned document investig 2004 Page #247  
 repression estranged him from his analyst colleagues. Reich's departure fr 2005 Page #89  
. This package was called the "CIA Analyst Files" because it had a CIA cove 2009 Page #8  
in the 18 pages from Source 4 (CIA analyst) and the other is a leaked docum 2009 Page #10  
ole Chaski, a forensic linguistics analyst (see www.aliastechnologv.com) wa 2009 Page #11  
e came from S-4 (a self-stated CIA analyst), it could easily have been a kn 2009 Page #12  
sed to believe the data or a chief analyst was not convinced that UFO repor 2009 Page #16  

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 in the Utah (Tremonton) case, the analysts had determined that the film sh 2004 Page #104  
THE BLACK BOX MUST SAVE FOR atomic AnALySts Line 5 (M) **** URGENT POWERS A 2004 Page #229  
d with qualified and knowledgeable analysts and intelligence officers to re 2009 Page #16  
onnaissance aircraft, intelligence analysts such as myself working the Offi 2009 Page #18  

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, wrote, and refined his character analytic therapy, or medical orgone ther 2005 Page #90  
lysis and developing equations and analytic methods for problem solving. We 2008 Page #135  

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 Sandia Base, Albuquerque. Further analytical effort was provided by the st 2004 Page #63  
Narcotic and Street Drug Analysis, Analytical and Forensic Chemistry, DNA,  2004 Page #250  
994. SOM1-01 provides an important analytical framework for understanding,  2006 Page #14  
duties. Finally, I will provide an analytical framework derived from Stone' 2006 Page #14  
ters or "their" flying saucers. An analytical summary of the features domin 2006 Page #115  
sky Institute of Geochemistr y and Analytical Chemistr y of the Soviet Acad 2007 Page #198  
dsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry of the Russian Acad 2007 Page #198  

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pe. The equipment was necessary to analyze six different materials in the m 2003 Page #49  
stern university who has helped me analyze unusual materials. He used a sca 2003 Page #100  
y dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) to analyze element composition. He confirme 2003 Page #100  
university professor who agreed to analyze the new material and Bell shippe 2003 Page #103  
that an ion microprobe which could analyze magnesium isotopes was newly ins 2003 Page #108  
errestrial Magnetism, he agreed to analyze the layered Bi/Mg metal. I drove 2003 Page #108  
ic investigation" of Bennewitz and analyze the signals for any evidence tha 2003 Page #146  
le Case set out to find someone to analyze whatever might be retrieved from 2004 Page #27  
ited States Efforts to Collect and Analyze Flying Discs, based on his discu 2004 Page #62  
hey had samples they wanted him to analyze of hardware that is actually met 2004 Page #94  
scientist and still not be able to analyze or even see beyond the accepted  2005 Page #104  
al Intelligence Center (ATIC) will analyze and evaluate: All information an 2005 Page #141  
ere used to look at the metals and analyze their elemental makeup. The firs 2005 Page #157  
ess of SOM1-01. One approach is to analyze it as a historic document that c 2006 Page #15  
ves that the stage has been set to analyze it in comparison to other leaked 2006 Page #15  
esmanship would prevail. Goals: to analyze, then educate; to protect both t 2006 Page #58  
rio would give governments tune to analyze and manage social trends, build  2006 Page #60  
 designed to capture, organize and analyze data. 'Ir has superior intellect 2007 Page #69  
 intelligence officers to receive, analyze and summarize the data into a sy 2009 Page #16  
le charged with the requirement to analyze all UFO data available to the Ag 2009 Page #17  

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 should have been at the scene are analyzed and tested for accuracy. Other  2003 Page #21  
ed for accuracy. Other sources are analyzed for validity and contrasted wit 2003 Page #21  
e the polymer from the fillers and analyzed by IR, which confirmed it to be 2003 Page #48  
 plant fiber. The third laboratory analyzed the exact material in each laye 2003 Page #50  
a degraded filled material. I also analyzed the sample using an electron mi 2003 Page #50  
long with its dead crew, was being analyzed under cover of the utmost secre 2003 Page #73  
descent. Pile of blackened ash was analyzed and ash was confirmed of same e 2003 Page #107  
O in Ubatuba, Sau Palo, Brazil was analyzed by the Brazilian government in  2003 Page #107  
exico crash events would have been analyzed and discussed. The most basic f 2003 Page #161  
ollected, discs were processed and analyzed for Dr. Vannevar Bush, Chairman 2004 Page #63  
 on the team with Lundahl that had analyzed the CIA Robertson Panel UFO pho 2004 Page #104  
wn at that time. So he came in and analyzed it and said it's a million to o 2004 Page #184  
s evidence that can be objectively analyzed, and then accepted or discarded 2004 Page #214  
ss of having the metal foil pieces analyzed. I presented a piece of this me 2004 Page #240  
is having this piece of metal foil analyzed.                                2004 Page #240  
r MJ-12 members. Each document was analyzed forensically, including margina 2004 Page #242  
gins: Good comparisons. Notes were analyzed at NPIC and show similar charac 2004 Page #246  
 tough. I am sure our laboratories analyzed them very carefull) ." He also  2005 Page #79  
 have reportedl y been secured and analyzed at nuclear laboratories and UFO 2005 Page #130  
nd four inches square. It has been analyzed but the results were inconclusi 2006 Page #206  
 "Good comparisons ... Photos were analyzed at NPIC and show similar charac 2007 Page #49  
 "BEN"s HANDWRITING ■ "Photos were analyzed at NPIC" - ■ "White Hot" ... ar 2007 Page #49  
ratories in Campinas, where it was analyzed by the chief chemist, Dr. Visva 2007 Page #194  
 where fragments were obtained and analyzed: these "liquid metals" lacer so 2007 Page #194  
ao Paulo State, in 1957, have been analyzed by a number of both governmenta 2007 Page #194  
PRO, another sample was eventually analyzed by physical chemist Roy Craig f 2007 Page #195  
hich Dr. Fontes had arranged co be analyzed b) the various Brazilian labs.  2007 Page #195  
igree-samples of the fragment were analyzed by the Smithsonian Institution, 2007 Page #195  
comes from Chile but it was mostly analyzed in Japan. The owner of the two  2007 Page #200  
x case, if properly researched and analyzed , could go a long way in demons 2008 Page #7  
further analysis. Not discussed or analyzed is the typed note at the end of 2008 Page #109  

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nt of the Rockefeller Differential Analyzer, an analog mainframe computer c 2008 Page #131  

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s about a dozen patents related to analyzing seeds and increasing seed grow 2003 Page #111  
ennas pointed at the base, and his analyzing equipment. He played recording 2003 Page #145  
cument, discussing its provenance, analyzing its authenticity, rebutting cl 2003 Page #169  
e procurement strategy we used for analyzing captured enemy aircraft: cover 2003 Page #185  
ry took an intriguing twist. After analyzing some of the metal from the Aur 2004 Page #30  
ter PIC) which was responsible for analyzing all the U-2, SR-71, and satell 2004 Page #101  
s that Bob and Ryan Wood have been analyzing for the last number of years.  2004 Page #101  
 to discredit the Barnett story by analyzing Barnett's diary for the month  2004 Page #136  
Wilhelm, Major Daly spent two days analyzing the UFO and stated that it was 2005 Page #42  
 confusion occurs when it comes to analyzing political realities. During th 2005 Page #75  
work in recent years by acquiring, analyzing and verifying the infamous Maj 2005 Page #119  
ates he was personally involved in analyzing physical trace evidence at UFO 2006 Page #26  
al Pathogens group worked overtime analyzing samples, while Cheek and Butle 2006 Page #111  
extended far beyond that of merely analyzing recovered Soviet space debris  2007 Page #139  
ent, designing thermal protection, analyzing radar systems, and using advan 2008 Page #104  
ood, who is the foremost expert in analyzing MJ-12 documents using forensic 2009 Page #43  
Wilhelm, Major Daly spent two days analyzing the UFO and stated that it was 2009 Page #49  

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al NASA imagery that [I have] been analyzmg for almost 15 years," reported  2008 Page #135  

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lay for the purpose of makin?-. an anar- 4in! of the* roDort-od uniicurifio 2003 Page #214  

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. This would create a situation of anarchy, as the strongest one would win  2008 Page #113  

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ureau Brother of longtime politico Anastas Mikoyan USSR Post WWII • No comp 2004 Page #158  

Word: "anathema", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rucal th.inking would have made it anathema to the majority of people in We 2005 Page #87  

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 in most respects human with /some anatomical dif ferences /in^the head, ey 2003 Page #236  
appear in most respects human with anatomical differences in the head, eyes 2006 Page #104  

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h in four directions: general foot anatomy, infant foot growth and correspo 2003 Page #48  
Shoe Retailers Association on foot anatomy shoe fitting. Large Sole We will 2003 Page #48  
 outer skin and all other internal anatomy can be made. For most its outer  2005 Page #149  

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1rt .. : P ~.., 1.-rt':MtV j. ~·,r.anaum 10"""'' l'W"f.JruU'lc th-..· ~~n~  2005 Page #124  

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rd. -urhr-olog~ -com(."1 from I\\O anc-icnt Grer~ ,,onl\: :arclrnin. ddinin 2005 Page #107  

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 old colonies established by their ancestors. Perhaps there were many diffe 2006 Page #7  

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g ago I heard a cable network news anchor say that she thought there was so 2008 Page #14  
oks, Harlem Moon, Alfred A. Knopf, Anchor, Everyrnan 's Library, Pantheon B 2008 Page #143  

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blished a story with a December 7, Anchorage Alaska, dateline which said th 2006 Page #169  
no militag personnel to be seen on Anchorage streets. Officials at Elmendoe 2006 Page #169  
be seen. Following this mysterious anchorage off the southern end of Lummi  2006 Page #188  

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 from a sand spit is a permanently anchored buoy called the Budget Light. I 2004 Page #39  
commissioned destroyer permanently anchored in Halifax Harbor, loaded their 2004 Page #41  
or 7 supply and warships that were anchored over not one, but two UFOs that 2004 Page #43  

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." And the statement that: "No one ancicipates AQ/MJ or M.oondust inquiry," 2007 Page #144  

Word: "ancient", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ngs that he felt looked similar to ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. Jim felt 2003 Page #60  
t of our own society (\\ hether in ancient times or today), and what may be 2005 Page #73  
what issues never to discuss. From ancient Egypt and Rome, to the British E 2005 Page #76  
erse? 2) Do you think trillions of ancient stars-whose far planets are just 2005 Page #117  
ded it to me. It reminded me of an ancient Sun Dial that I had seen in some 2005 Page #157  
e similar to the arguments against ancient astronauts engineering ancient b 2005 Page #163  
nst ancient astronauts engineering ancient buildings . Essentially that arg 2005 Page #163  
" redacted ■ "Today, it reads like ancient history" ■ Distinctive VB initia 2007 Page #48  
hat l know of. There might be some ancient Celtic fighting connections perh 2007 Page #81  
scisti. This term derived from the ancient Roman symbol of the fasces, a bu 2008 Page #124  

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backchannel?) in Copenhagen,1945 • Ancillary research, loffe, Zel'dovich ,  2004 Page #158  

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od o! i:sini: :h~ p1:t o{ !ayml!:i ancJ ncH: c;ime the atomic bomb.~ lro:n  2009 Page #182  

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: ltl,,lldj coulrl br, hrol.f'n up ancl' worker. 1 1 ,.1:1rt r~inf~II 11t 1 2009 Page #183  

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Qillll.l. 501€ lilfE WT.. 11m:sr1c.anCM BT na: w· CllllTIWt:5. TUT: 1 • ( 0 2009 Page #150  

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 safety through the state borders, and-most paramount of all-protecting the 2008 Page #25  

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ll direct 1hcir coun1cnn1ciligcncc and1or criminal invcstignti\'e agencies  2007 Page #175  

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publishing.com/Understanding_UFOs_ and_the_M edia.hnn 74                    2005 Page #76  

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e£t£?zcc af year niaaiaa yon ahawM andaawr ta wtata aa awaaljaaXy as pcooSL 2003 Page #226  

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NASA to request an analysis of his Andean sample. In aU his correspondence  2007 Page #197  

Word: "andere", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 calls from the district of Jardim Andere of Brazil, with reports chat some 2005 Page #31  
g sighted and reported from Jardim Andere. The ESA sent off a military truc 2005 Page #31  
vay home in the district of Jardim Andere, when tl1ey were startled by what 2005 Page #31  
ckly. Ordered to patrol the Jardim Andere area after a most unusual rain th 2005 Page #32  
eature in the clistrict of Jarclim Andere a few days later Qanuary 20). Per 2005 Page #37  

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-Files character played by Gillian Anderson who partnered with Fox Moulder. 2004 Page #136  
her his last name is Lazar, Corso, Anderson, Kaufmann or, in the case of Az 2004 Page #215  
rned by Army G-2 that Rear Admiral Anderson , Director of Naval Intelligenc 2005 Page #122  

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 AG •General Handy • Mr. Dutchie • Anderson•Hannegan - PMG• Nimitz • Captai 2003 Page #154  

Word: "andes", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

mary. The incident occurred in the Andes Mountains in the province of Mendo 2007 Page #195  
he and his family had found in the Andes, and wanted to know what it was. P 2007 Page #197  
 of a material found by you in the Andes Mountains, are discussed.' ''Judgi 2007 Page #198  
J that is 5,200 meters rugh in the Andes Mountains. I saw with my own eyes  2007 Page #200  

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'c some ft,; orlc.in in misun:i~rs;andin;;~ on similarity to o:ic m~thod o! 2009 Page #182  

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Invade Russia Scientists confirm I anding of 'shining disk· ••• ,y-,. ....  2009 Page #150  

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rospace vehicles, weapons systems, andior residual components Of such equip 2006 Page #26  

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e USSR's hydrogen bomb Academician Andrei Sahkarov, who was removed to a ps 2004 Page #170  

Word: "andrew", 26 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ew Mexico State Representative Jon Andrew Kissner, written in 1994 after ye 2004 Page #60  
by Former New Mexico State Rep. J. Andrew Kissner, from Las Cruces, Dona An 2004 Page #62  
ocket launch? State Representative Andrew Kissner learned from his confiden 2004 Page #64  
he "peculiar phenomena" described? Andrew Kissner says it was: "A radar tar 2004 Page #64  
ely the V-2 rocket changed course. Andrew Kissner says his White Sands mili 2004 Page #64  
." New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner also wrote after his pers 2004 Page #65  
              UFO Crash Retrievals Andrew Kissner: "Back in the mid-1960s ( 2004 Page #66  
or 72 hours after Juarez Incident) Andrew Kissner reports that within 72 ho 2004 Page #68  
? To help get more military facts, Andrew Kissner, in his official state le 2004 Page #70  
tations provided to Representative Andrew Kissner by the Air Force Historic 2004 Page #71  
er New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner thinks many of those airp 2004 Page #82  
• How murdered • Who murdered them Andrew J. Ceroni Jr. — Meridian Novel •  2004 Page #199  
l Crashed Flying Saucer Story Paul Andrew Kimball Copyright 2004 Paul Andre 2004 Page #214  
Andrew Kimball Copyright 2004 Paul Andrew Kimball Background I am by traini 2004 Page #214  
 the University of Manchester, UK; Andrew Lavoie, a Canadian engineer; Mari 2004 Page #227  
uBose Photo Shoot Time Research by Andrew Lavoie, RPIT Canada One of the qu 2004 Page #231  
n front of the vehicle. Neil asked Andrew Lavoie, a Canadian RPIT researche 2004 Page #231  
e time of day the photo was taken. Andrew studied the photograph and conclu 2004 Page #231  
ed In the Photo Shoot Research by: Andrew Lavoie and Neil Morris Throughout 2004 Page #233  
n the photographs, RPIT researcher Andrew Lavoie, using computer software,  2004 Page #233  
s taken with that individual lens. Andrew loves a challenge, and after some 2004 Page #233  
r computer software used, I'm sure Andrew would be most happy to explain th 2004 Page #238  
r New Mexico State Representative, Andrew Kissner, approached her in the mi 2006 Page #139  
r New Mexico State Representative, Andrew Kissner, did in the 1990s about t 2006 Page #139  
er New Mexico State Representative Andrew Kissner told me he had also learn 2006 Page #141  
 Radar Facility (Photo supplied by Andrew Kissner.) DURING THAT TIME, PAUL, 2006 Page #152  

Word: "andrew's", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e ML307 target. In one of Neil and Andrew's many transatlantic phone discus 2004 Page #233  
e question, would there be any way Andrew's model could actually tell us wh 2004 Page #233  
raphic was not undertaken lightly! Andrew's later more thorough results fir 2004 Page #234  

Word: "andrews", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

I will mention — and that was Andy Andrews — he was probably in his 50s bac 2004 Page #72  
eal debris was immediately sent to Andrews Air Force Base in Washington and 2004 Page #142  
ote in repl) to a question by John Andrews, a friend and associate of his.  2005 Page #80  
iend and associate of his. Indeed, Andrews was one of Lockheed's leading en 2005 Page #80  
signer for the Testor Corporation. Andrews wrote to Rich, "The topic is UFO 2005 Page #80  
ess suggestive. «Yes," he wrote to Andrews, "I'm a believer in both categor 2005 Page #80  
April 1979, and 19 October 1981. 7 Andrews, John. Private letter dated 10 J 2005 Page #80  
rity and Medical Doctor) to depart Andrews Army Airfield (AAF) 6 One might  2005 Page #124  
ls confirm that two F-I6 jets from Andrews Air Force Base were scrambled ea 2006 Page #28  
 with crop circle enthusiast Colin Andrews. I then met with Andrews in Conn 2006 Page #89  
ast Colin Andrews. I then met with Andrews in Connecticut and showed him my 2006 Page #89  
ntains and kept talking with Colin Andrews. Simultaneously, I began trying  2006 Page #89  
All of the accounts focused on the Andrews Creek I Elk River area outside o 2008 Page #42  

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? Purpose of question? Precision." Andrews' letter continued with a very in 2005 Page #80  
miliar with Sarbacher's statement. Andrews' question to him was about as po 2005 Page #81  

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niel, Chad Deekin, Bruce Goldberg, Andrija Puharich and Jim Marrs. From tim 2006 Page #203  

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he War of the Worlds" and the "The Andromeda Strain." These fictional stori 2006 Page #101  
 In the second classic story, "The Andromeda Strain"9, an exploratory craft 2006 Page #102  
y Theater 9 Michael Chrichton, The Andromeda Strain, Knopf, 1969 I° One in  2006 Page #102  
 by the U.S. The second book, "The Andromeda Strain" is also significant in 2006 Page #103  

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, George Knapp, Don Berliner, Walt Andrus, Yvonne Smith, Richard C. Hoaglan 2006 Page #203  

Word: "andy", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 incident on the Berwyn Mountains. Andy Roberts, a long-term investigator o 2003 Page #76  
rmation from New Mexico State Rep. Andy Kissner to share about why the Trum 2004 Page #61  
his day. For several years, one of Andy Kissner's most important sources wa 2004 Page #61  
er to that question was related to Andy Kissner by a good friend who had pr 2004 Page #65  
ies of Plane Wrecks Kills 180 Rep. Andy Kissner studied newspaper archives  2004 Page #66  
t problems kept delaying lift-off. Andy Kissner says: At 7:15 p.m. MST, on  2004 Page #67  
n the skies. Eventually, Scott and Andy confirmed that three powerful radar 2004 Page #70  
 one I will mention — and that was Andy Andrews — he was probably in his 50 2004 Page #72  
lin Copyright 2006 Peter W. Merlin Andy Hoyt was tired. It was almost 2:00  2006 Page #71  
age or sooting. Civilian witnesses Andy Hoyt, his sister Lisa Gjerde and he 2006 Page #83  
ive British Roswell. As researcher Andy Roberts stated: "Prehistoric man li 2006 Page #119  
 and at practically the same time? Andy Roberts firmly believes the latter  2006 Page #121  
s. Notes: 1. Fire on the Mountain, Andy Roberts, published privately. Out o 2006 Page #137  
 Official Cover-Up, David Clarke & Andy Roberts, Piatkus, 2002. See also: w 2006 Page #137  
hantoms of the Sky, David Clarke & Andy Roberts, Robert Hale Books, 1990. 9 2006 Page #137  
oused there, leaked information to Andy about the American government's mis 2006 Page #139  
esearch Lab housed at White Sands, Andy was told that in the 1940s to early 2006 Page #141  
an end to the "shoot down" orders. Andy Kissner said he learned that Presid 2006 Page #141  
elicopter activity. Henry Harnden, Andy Harnden and Other Witnesses Henry H 2008 Page #52  
Tuffy went to school with his son, Andy. He claimed Tuffy Miller discovered 2008 Page #52  
ay 13, 1987, l spoke with his son, Andy Hamden who was 23 years old then. H 2008 Page #52  
 the roads were open. According to Andy Hamden, he went to Ocosta High Scho 2008 Page #53  
e of the Crash. When he came back, Andy asked him about the Crash because e 2008 Page #53  
leave, but someone persistent like Andy Harnden was told to get out, and if 2008 Page #60  

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exico historical landmark list. So Andy's and Scott's research efforts came 2004 Page #70  

Word: "anecdotal", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Box 389, Jackson, MO 63755 19. An anecdotal report of a UFO crash/retrieva 2003 Page #39  
 of my own and learned details and anecdotal evidence that Chris so far had 2004 Page #42  
, so far, the tribal story is only anecdotal.] The military officer said he 2004 Page #74  
 Until 1953 there is no written or anecdotal indication that he had paid an 2005 Page #94  
o Tucson. There is some intriguing anecdotal evidence that he returned ther 2005 Page #98  

Word: "anecdote", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and then depart. The point of this anecdote is that he never observed anyon 2008 Page #53  
 importance. When she related this anecdote about the late night dictation  2009 Page #93  

Word: "anecdotes", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Sergel as head of design bureau • Anecdotes describe the man • I. From Sak 2004 Page #158  

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Anomal) we are obliged to turn our anencion to the story of one Don Riggs,  2007 Page #138  

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t, all UFO files would be kept pem,anently and considered for eventual rele 2008 Page #62  

Word: "anesthetize", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the latest in laser cutting tools, anesthetize the targets with accurate da 2006 Page #116  

Word: "aneurin", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

fair were Doctors Ron Maddison and Aneurin Evans of Keele University. Both  2006 Page #121  

Word: "anfalov", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

leaks from son, Azizova, quoted by Anfalov • Comparison with Sanskrit (dubi 2004 Page #168  

Word: "ang", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

id oisbilad ite Ustor walk* do ovi.aNg 411 lama, Tale Jr. Arc. 17411=7141.  2004 Page #19  
ial Studies headed by Dr. Eric \"(/ang. Hjs special ties at that particular 2005 Page #41  

Word: "angela", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

view October 1992 - April 1994 Dr. Angela Thompson 193                      2006 Page #3  
view October 1992 - April 1994 Dr. Angela Thompsonl Copyright 2006 Dr. Ange 2006 Page #196  
ngela Thompsonl Copyright 2006 Dr. Angela Thompson Introduction Prior to th 2006 Page #196  
f government involvement. Notes 1. Angela Thompson Smith is a writer, resea 2006 Page #207  
ewing. and Other Normal Abilities. Angela Thompson Smith. (1998), Hampton R 2006 Page #207  
lle, VA. 5. Diary of an Abduction, Angela Thompson Smith (2001), Hampton Ro 2006 Page #207  

Word: "angeles", 33 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hat does "La. Case mean? Is it Los Angeles because of the air raid, Los Ala 2003 Page #25  
 dated just one week after the Los Angeles air raid on March 5, 1942. It di 2003 Page #26  
 Bernardino Mountains, east of Los Angeles, and the other salvaged by the N 2003 Page #26  
ng numbers that link it to the Los Angeles air raid. The downside is that i 2003 Page #27  
947; University of California, Los Angeles; Atomic Energy Commission; Natio 2003 Page #99  
he NBC television affiliate in Los Angeles to do news reporting and documen 2004 Page #76  
 QDs under study report on the Los Angeles "air raid" of February 1942 as r 2004 Page #123  
ontacted two film producers in Los Angeles, and asked them to produce a gov 2004 Page #178  
. Maloney stated that while in Los Angeles he had dinner with the head of t 2004 Page #179  
as an advertising executive in Los Angeles, and told me he had also worked  2004 Page #181  
during a visit to Emenegger in Los Angeles he had showed her a letter that  2004 Page #185  
ist Dorothy Kilgallen • In the Los Angeles Examiner newspaper of 23 May 195 2004 Page #206  
" ■ Cape Girardeau in 1941 and Los Angeles in 1942 are near-certain recover 2005 Page #5  
 the event referred to as the "Los Angeles Air Raid." At about 2:25 a.m. on 2005 Page #121  
ens awoke thousands throughout Los Angeles, who for nearly an hour observed 2005 Page #121  
eared on the front page of the Los Angeles Times.3 2 "Air Force Orders Jet  2005 Page #121  
ou regarding the air raid over Los Angeles, it has been learned by Army G-2 2005 Page #122  
n Bernardino Mountains east of Los Angeles, ·which cannot be identified as  2005 Page #122  
gh official channels about the Los Angeles Air Raid-just two weeks before t 2005 Page #123  
ident Roosevelt concerning the Los Angeles "air raid" and later UFO recover 2005 Page #124  
t an engineering conference in Los Angeles, Dr. Ben R. Rich stated to the f 2005 Page #175  
d take to fly from New York to Los Angeles by putting a feather in the air? 2006 Page #6  
 name of Fred Meyers, told the Los Angeles Mir- ror he was going back to De 2006 Page #44  
from Long Beach, CA meets with Los Angeles Mirror Reporter, tells his story 2006 Page #45  
 it had been a long drive from Los Angeles to Bakersfield. Now, as he negot 2006 Page #71  
the supervision of Oakland and Los Angeles air traffic control centers. Los 2006 Page #81  
s air traffic control centers. Los Angeles Center granted Mulhare's request 2006 Page #81  
ober. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Marvel remarked on the fl 2006 Page #83  
 I flew with Robert Bigelow to Los Angeles where we took part in a one-day  2006 Page #198  
n Mortensen on 1 June 1926, in Los Angeles, Marilyn Monroe had a spectacula 2007 Page #136  
e sighting. It was observed in Los Angeles, Col. [Colorado] , Montana ; Kan 2008 Page #9  
crashed somewhere in Utah. The Los Angeles Times reported that the object s 2008 Page #13  
s including the Las Vegas Sun, Los Angeles Times, Deseret News and Telegram 2008 Page #16  

Word: "angelo", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Arlington (6/ Dyes s AF B ( 6, San Angelo 0 GoodfEillov,I,AFE. f) 8(1, rni  2006 Page #175  
me. However, Goodfellow AFB at San Angelo, Kelly, Brooks and Randolph Air F 2006 Page #178  

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 another team (the then-California Angels). Near the end of the year, in th 2006 Page #186  

Word: "anger", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

it all and 1 still think back with anger because of the wa) things went. l  2007 Page #86  

Word: "angered", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t authorization. That DOD reply so angered Cong. Schiff that he held a spec 2004 Page #61  
told that he was unable to attend. Angered, Moise left and returned to his  2005 Page #98  

Word: "angle", 36 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ere angled downward at a 45 degree angle and seemed to be losing altitude,  2004 Page #34  
 really bothered Wickens was their angle and the fact that this object was  2004 Page #34  
d pointing downward at a 45 degree angle. He pointed them out to Dave. Dave 2004 Page #36  
h the windshield to the right, the angle being bad for him. He saw the ligh 2004 Page #36  
 the sky, this time at a 35 degree angle. They seemed to descend northwest  2004 Page #45  
aptured the telegram at an unusual angle where it can partially be read. Ge 2004 Page #141  
dent. A final note about the diary angle. Pflock, who has always been extre 2004 Page #222  
tion in the photo to calculate the angle of the shadow, and thus determine  2004 Page #231  
nd tear of the vehicle, the shadow angle was calculated and compared to the 2004 Page #232  
ated and compared to the elevation angle (altitude) of the Sun for Fort Wor 2004 Page #232  
es were available, from ultra wide angle to telephoto but they were expensi 2004 Page #234  
have timed at 3:15pm from a shadow angle seen through Ramey's window in one 2004 Page #236  
have the same approximate slope or angle. You can see from the plots that t 2004 Page #238  
 Smiling & RD B Grim Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis Angular Difference in (D  2004 Page #239  
iling & Marcel Right Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis 2. a, a) a) cca 45.0 40.0 2004 Page #239  
fe that, with regard to the bodies angle, he had only "heard the talk." Sch 2005 Page #44  
ing deeply into the UpshotKnothole angle of the case and will reveal more d 2005 Page #45  
e craft that dictated the way -and angle of impact, the way it hit the lake 2005 Page #67  
ove at very high speed, make right angle turns, move straight up and down,  2006 Page #9  
igh speed of about 500 mph • Right angle turn at about 140 mph • Highly fle 2006 Page #30  
specially then they hear the other angle of the story. Seems that after the 2006 Page #44  
he ground at a 60-degree nose-down angle, and may have been supersonic at t 2006 Page #82  
and testimony) that the alien body angle of the controversy, as well as the 2006 Page #129  
mply have included the Porton Down angle in his book to help perpetuate the 2006 Page #131  
barely make him out because of the angle of the sun and what it was doing f 2006 Page #158  
 really a rendition because of the angle. I really am not an artist, so I c 2006 Page #158  
ld not really draw it to the right angle. But over here is the military man 2006 Page #158  
t to me in this photograph was the angle of the slants from the panes of th 2006 Page #158  
the speed of sound. It did a right angle turn, then slowed and started wobb 2006 Page #177  
 edge of a small depression, at an angle of about 45 degrees. Throughout th 2006 Page #187  
 broken off at a forty-five degree angle. He looked around the area but cou 2006 Page #206  
ested in UFOs as a phenomena , his angle was that UFOs had been captured an 2007 Page #84  
e object descended at a 240 degree angle. [Deleted] advised that he had no  2007 Page #140  
ace. Mom: Yeah, the hjlJ was at an angle to it. IS THE lMPLlCATlON THAT lT  2007 Page #169  
rite had approached the area at an angle of 30-degrees from the ground-whic 2008 Page #100  
/...y slowly, maybe at a 25 degree angle, and it just climbed in elevation  2009 Page #85  

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t that's all he could see. The arm angled up and over the front of the hatc 2003 Page #69  
 dish radar puts out a rather wide angled beam, the returns from the target 2003 Page #183  
hey were all on at once. They were angled downward at a 45 degree angle and 2004 Page #34  

Word: "angles", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

time (and thus, distance) although angles are poorly estimated. The return  2003 Page #183  
ows accurate distance Varying view angles yield shape Airborne radar would  2003 Page #186  
 an original negative from the Los Angles Times In the aftermath, we now ha 2005 Page #122  
ckly give way to a frenzy of story angles. The biggest media impulses would 2006 Page #58  
gle object. Seen from two distinct angles by two separate witnesses, it's t 2006 Page #191  

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ir Force mountain rescue team from Anglesey was dispatched to the Berwyn Mo 2006 Page #120  
ch from the RAF station at Valley, Anglesey, who flew two aircraft to condu 2006 Page #120  

Word: "angleton", 25 instance(s) (Back to Top)

roup and MJ-12, Signed James Jesus Angleton • Several obscure authentic mar 2004 Page #207  
 Tim. This source worked for James Angleton and from 1968 to 1974. Let me q 2004 Page #248  
shown here in slide 6. James Jesus Angleton was the Director of the Counter 2008 Page #105  
spect to UFOs and JFK. James Jesus Angleton was the guy in charge of CIA Co 2008 Page #110  
 value, he also says he worked for Angleton, and that these 8 pages are the 2008 Page #110  
 with thirty years in Cl under Jim Angleton. There are clues to be found in 2008 Page #115  
Fritz? ■ Signature for James Jesus Angleton ., ... 114 FORENSIC TESTING Per 2008 Page #120  
levant ■ Leaker says he worked for Angleton ■ Says MJ-12 connects with JFK' 2008 Page #120  
r counterintelligence colleague of Angleton, who claimed to be present at t 2009 Page #39  
randum was relayed on to the James Angleton, the CIA's chief of counterinte 2009 Page #42  
IA's chief of counterintelligence. Angleton controlled access to the most h 2009 Page #42  
n responding to Kennedy's request, Angleton followed a Top Secret/MJ-12 set 2009 Page #42  
directive was later implemented by Angleton in response to President Kenned 2009 Page #42  
 ClA's Far East Division) to James Angleton in CIA 37                       2009 Page #43  
       counterintelligence. It was Angleton who had the authority to implem 2009 Page #44  
handwriting: "Response from Colby: Angleton has MJ directive 11/20/63" Colb 2009 Page #44  
" Colby is here acknowledging that Angleton , two days before Kennedy 's as 2009 Page #44  
is handwriting directly implicates Angleton in the Kennedy assassination du 2009 Page #44  
ore evidence to directly implicate Angleton in the Kennedy assassination. L 2009 Page #44  
lier. Weberman cites evidence that Angleton was directly involved through a 2009 Page #44  
e Harvey Oswald being recruited by Angleton and the CIA prior to his trip t 2009 Page #44  
 assets provided opportunities for Angleton 's counterintelligence to not o 2009 Page #44  
n. As a former communist defector, Angleton and the CIA could persuasively  2009 Page #44  
assassination . In doing so, James Angleton arranged for a communist defect 2009 Page #45  
A's chief of counterintelligence , Angleton , implemented a secret set of d 2009 Page #45  

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ire burning the remainder of James Angleton's files after his death on May  2009 Page #39  
wald, became the responsibility of Angleton's CIA counterintelligence. Upon 2009 Page #44  

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i gence (Cl) office of James Jesus Angleton-because CI is one of the most s 2005 Page #124  

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980, England's rural Suffolk, East Anglia was the setting for what is now r 2004 Page #46  
e, and the fact that Suffolk, East Anglia, has long been the setting for co 2004 Page #48  

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ated to the colorful realm of East Anglican folklore where it remained unti 2004 Page #46  

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s that it required such high-level Anglo- American liaison? Was it possible 2004 Page #12  

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947, the story emerges of a secret Anglo-American weapons project that was  2009 Page #156  
 clue in the reports of the secret Anglo-American weapon said to outrival t 2009 Page #157  
d in the development of the secret Anglo-American weapon reported from New  2009 Page #160  
ne clue in the reports of a secret Anglo-American weapon said to outrival t 2009 Page #168  
ews media reported on a top secret Anglo-American weapon, on par with the A 2009 Page #176  

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;c ai:-alns:.. nnrts of the secret AnglopAmerlcan Thi? Herald Tribune q_t:o 2009 Page #184  

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c1 toduy to Pro!. o~,-the s~crct • Anglo•~~m~r!cs.1~ holds :ill rcporls on  2009 Page #184  

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that Beverly said made Jackie very angry. 190                               2003 Page #194  
account of the event Cutler was so angry about the leak that people inside  2004 Page #103  
ss they perceive. Often written in angry displays of public-spirited concer 2005 Page #102  
 three men were summoned by a very angry chief James Seeley. Tom saw the ot 2006 Page #160  
 He went into shock. He got really angry. He wanted to tape record me. He s 2006 Page #161  
available. We had several weeks of angry listeners phoning the Foundation w 2006 Page #204  
eLieve them. I began to get really angry about it. If such serious people w 2007 Page #85  
 Meeting about UFO's and he became angry after he listened to a debunker. F 2008 Page #46  
t Mr. Crisman was not disturbed or angry, as few things seem to disturb him 2009 Page #32  

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cenario could result in widespread angst, emergence of new strains of paran 2006 Page #67  
ngeness would result in widespread angst, paranoia, nervous disorders, nihi 2006 Page #67  

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 \Vas making a sound like "a sharp anguished cry." The entity mO\·ed onJy w 2005 Page #31  

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 Grim Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis Angular Difference in (D 30.0 27.0 24.0  2004 Page #239  
The objects moved rapidly in sharp angular movements and displayed red, gre 2008 Page #94  

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ght by the Navy, that is. Wiman M. Anh 'Mcxe~lsd l'lopns,' ~ Pmt. 1/13,0; T 2007 Page #53  

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 OECAUSE OF TWE.FRIOTION AND AFTER ANICW SlEIC FALL THEY HIT THE CP0UND, HO 2004 Page #21  

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 EVALUATE THE WOMAN DAMAGE AND THE ANIKAL DAMAGE THAT RAE BEEN DONE. ELuril 2004 Page #24  

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 the board of directors of General Aniline and Film (GAF) from 1927 to 1934 2008 Page #127  
dard , Sterling Products , General Aniline and Film [part of the I.G. Farbe 2008 Page #128  
l also sat on the board of General Aniline and Film (GAF), a subsidiary of  2008 Page #132  

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eemed comfortable with the "tagged animal" model, Bennewitz soon developed  2003 Page #144  
ploratory surgery on these bodies. Animal parts? were reportedly discovered 2003 Page #236  
ian witnesses; memorable, multiple animal reactions to the UFOs; photograph 2004 Page #48  
 many unusual bloodless, trackless animal mutilations have also been report 2004 Page #73  
 particular beings was not known." Animal Mutilations On May 15, 1947, when 2004 Page #75  
. That phenomenon is the worldwide animal mutilation mystery. For 25 years  2004 Page #75  
arned that dissected humanoids and animal parts were found inside and near  2004 Page #75  
at crashed in New Mexico in 1947. "Animal parts" takes me back to September 2004 Page #76  
into the worldwide mystery called "animal mutilations." SLIDE #24: Linda Mo 2004 Page #76  
began to investigate the worldwide animal mutilation phenomenon back in the 2004 Page #76  
In the summer of 1979, hundreds of animal mutilations of cattle and horses  2004 Page #76  
om of what was causing the unusual animal deaths and began an investigation 2004 Page #76  
Documentary The bizarre, bloodless animal mutilations were not happening on 2004 Page #76  
re not happening only in Colorado. Animal mutilations were occurring all ov 2004 Page #76  
first thought. But the problem is, animal excisions upon examination under  2004 Page #77  
to excise the tissue from the dead animal for analysis. SLIDE #41: Close-up 2004 Page #78  
the scene. SLIDE #42: Newspaper of animal rising in beam of light That's wh 2004 Page #78  
ssified reports specified that the animal mutilators were "extraterrestrial 2004 Page #78  
crash had to do with the worldwide animal mutilation phenomenon which seems 2004 Page #79  
ploratory surgery on these bodies. Animal parts were reportedly discovered  2004 Page #80  
ed." Dissected humanoid bodies and animal parts inside one of the craft mus 2004 Page #80  
top of the dissected humanoids and animal parts, there was another disturbi 2004 Page #80  
who handled crash site bodies. The animal mutilations are famous for being  2004 Page #82  
ulation ■ Tampering with human and animal genetics CORSO's VIEW ON MUTILATI 2005 Page #9  
's VIEW ON MUTILATIONS ■ "In their animal and human mutilations, the aliens 2005 Page #9  
ture chat looked half man and half animal and that \Vas making a sound like 2005 Page #31  
rom the car lights focused on the "animal," it covered its eyes with its ha 2005 Page #35  
mass hysteria and the group saw an animal or an owl in a tree and misinterp 2006 Page #93  
x country boys all misinterpret an animal or a bird perched in a tree and a 2006 Page #99  
ploratory surgery on these bodies. Animal parts were reportedly discovered  2006 Page #104  
s may have been among the first of animal mutilations. It is clear from the 2006 Page #104  
nalysis that a wave of intensified animal mutilations occurred in 1976, one 2006 Page #113  
 one of the two ways listed above. Animal mutilations: who's doing it and w 2006 Page #115  
d why? The evidence and history of animal mutilations has been treated in d 2006 Page #115  
significant source due to ordinary animal or human malevolence. We are talk 2006 Page #115  
s, often only the upper eyeball if animal is on its side. • Tail • Mammary  2006 Page #115  
No relevant tracks around the dead animal 5. No signs of ante mortem strugg 2006 Page #115  
e it as matching any other type of animal that I know of it would have been 2006 Page #156  
e it as matching any other type of animal that I know of, it would have bee 2006 Page #158  
 It was not a monkey. It wasn't an animal of any kind. It was like nothing  2006 Page #159  
 not a human and definitely not an animal that we know of. WHAT EMOTION DID 2006 Page #159  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Animal Mutilation Studies In the fall of 2006 Page #201  
 also appeared weekly with current animal mutilation news. At the time the  2006 Page #203  
orted around the world -along with animal mucilacions Jjnkecl to the aerial 2007 Page #145  
ed in a field ·where a slaughtered animal was later found." Those shiny, gl 2007 Page #146  
es found outside on the ground and animal parts found inside the craft. "LZ 2007 Page #160  
ps unparalleled activity in U.S. ■ Animal mutilations ■ Air space violation 2008 Page #160  

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of external worm-like veins and an animal's snout. He, or it, also possesse 2007 Page #64  
the co.rn~J~ found that all of the animal's blood had been drained_. On the 2007 Page #146  
ated cow), he found that aU of the animal's blood had been drained." on, th 2007 Page #146  

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ably belonging to one of the large animals that were in the arroyo basin (c 2003 Page #45  
otic duty. More dead and mutilated animals were being found almost weekly o 2003 Page #144  
physical and mental health of both animals and people in the region had bee 2003 Page #163  
physical and mental health of both animals and people in the region had bee 2004 Page #17  
OVER TEE PLACE. SCOTT YOU SAID THE ANIMALS WERE DEMENTED. WHAT ABOUT THE PE 2004 Page #24  
m technology can lift up and lower animals and people; • that government in 2004 Page #61  
s harvesting genetic material from animals and people transported by that b 2004 Page #61  
Washington Van Huisen cow In fact, animals were found dead and mutilated on 2004 Page #77  
e skies and killing and mutilating animals around the world since at least  2004 Page #78  
ports dated as early as 1951 about animals found in several parts of the wo 2004 Page #78  
er space was able to pick up heavy animals in beams of light, remove tissue 2004 Page #79  
ut with light, and then return the animals dead and mutilated to pastures — 2004 Page #79  
ly occurring cancers of vertebrate animals are caused by retroviruses.] SLI 2004 Page #81  
e the dissected bodies — including animals — referenced in the government's 2004 Page #82  
es, causing distress to Humans and animals 163                              2004 Page #166  
s ■ Mutilation of cattle and other animals ■ Surveying (spying) on our atom 2005 Page #9  
s captured with a net for catching animals. It offered little resistance an 2005 Page #31  
g the first week of April, several animals in the zoo had turned up dead fo 2005 Page #34  
can invade the minds of humans and animals. In a slow-familiar -negative sc 2006 Page #63  
Soldiers catapult corpses and dead animals into besieged cities. • 1346: Ta 2006 Page #107  
cteristics usually associated with animals, most notably mobility, and requ 2006 Page #113  
a point. Since the mid-1960s, farm animals, mostly cattle, have been found  2006 Page #115  
kes place on a craft, and then the animals are released. Two kinds of craft 2006 Page #115  
observes note strange behaviour of animals in the herd or wild animals in p 2006 Page #115  
our of animals in the herd or wild animals in proximity. 30 See Figure 2 at 2006 Page #115  
es) and alien craft are mutilating animals, mostly cattle for similar but d 2006 Page #117  
Test Site and various parts of the animals were removed when they died. The 2006 Page #201  
ized cuts and open wounds on these animals, or if we did, it would be too h 2006 Page #201  
e area. It seemed that over thirty animals had been found dead, at various  2006 Page #201  
ns missing. The incisions on these animals exhibited patterns like precise  2006 Page #201  
r manufacturers of quaLity stuffed animals, and the addition of a new teddy 2007 Page #64  
e kilometer and both big and small animals were found dead. There was a ste 2007 Page #130  
ort, " ... you could hear the farm animals making a lot of noises." In late 2008 Page #80  
that point. It was dead silent. No animals were even making noise anymore.  2008 Page #81  
and disappeared. At this time, the animals on a nearby farm went into a fre 2008 Page #93  
 indicated it causes cancer in lab animals, raised fears of a totalitarian  2008 Page #123  

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hen Paul Bennewitz began to notice animated lights darting around the wilds 2003 Page #141  
ing to the radio. Camera tilts up; animated illustration of moving, white d 2007 Page #166  
llowed the glow. AUNT'S VOICE OVER ANIMATED MAPS: \Xie went out Pennsylvani 2007 Page #167  

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to the UFO mystery. In 1979 Disney animator Ward Kimball came up with a sim 2004 Page #147  

Word: "animators", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ng as one of the nine original key animators in the Disney Company. Kimball 2004 Page #179  
d four of the nine original Disney animators. Ward Kimball was one of the f 2004 Page #179  
ced to four of the original Disney animators. \'vhile charting with them, h 2005 Page #149  

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~~!::..~1..-r. ■ n;~ a..__:'!!.--: anJ J::tr:.t.11 Or.::-.tJ 6: Calm Before 2009 Page #146  

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N PLACE AND THEY FOUND MOST OF THE ANLMALE 111 THE AARE ARE STILL IV A SORT 2004 Page #24  

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 The ballpoint ink, "ere chcmiQJly anly:cd as well as microscop ical I·· Th 2007 Page #46  

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t at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor from 1961 to 1968. In 1970, he 2003 Page #111  
physical Research Sensors, Inc. in Ann Arbor. Levengood holds about a dozen 2003 Page #111  
. He owned Agro Sciences, Inc., in Ann Arbor from 1976 to 1983. Since 1987, 2003 Page #111  
l UFO hearings in 1968 Firestorm — Ann Druffel • He lectured in Washington, 2004 Page #209  
UFO Journal, 11/98; Moore, Waveney Ann. "Astronaut: We've had Visitors," St 2005 Page #81  
 150 Oktlibd IS In tee politicians ann military otaCiaiS ertra Were deared  2006 Page #30  
t majority of NASA personnel. Mary Ann Weaver, a former Boeing Engineer and 2008 Page #135  
n our atmosphere and space we must ann our national leaders with full discl 2009 Page #16  

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will take a prominent place in the annals of human history. A complete repo 2007 Page #192  

Word: "annapolis", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

retired as the Chief of Police for Annapolis, MD.27 I wrote an introductory 2008 Page #45  
right April 26, 2000, The Capital. Annapolis , MD. Police Chief Robbie Robe 2008 Page #70  

Word: "anne", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ght hanging in the sky," said Mrs. Anne Williams of Bro Diham, Llandrillo.  2006 Page #119  
he night of January 23, 1974. From Anne Owen, comes the following: 'We had  2006 Page #128  
 a precedent. Also, the account of Anne Owen demonstrates that the stories  2006 Page #129  
 more bizarre mystery? And what of Anne Owen's mysterious visitors — allege 2006 Page #130  
April 10, 2000. 23. Interview with Anne Owen, August 11, 2000. 24. Operatio 2006 Page #137  

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mera tot tv11 tVIltg Baseo rxn s•.;anned negavve no10, postvons from UTA An 2004 Page #235  
r that matter been a member of our anned forces, you know that there are va 2009 Page #155  

Word: "annette", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e crash site that are recoverable. Annette Martin another well-known psychi 2003 Page #38  

Word: "annex", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ds consulted with him near death • Annex C Fragment -" death was deemed nec 2004 Page #203  
as to arrive that morning Majestic Annex C Fragment - U. Irt rr.tt4 the rr, 2004 Page #204  
the H-bomb development. SLIDE # 8— ANNEX C — Disappearing Pilots and Planes 2006 Page #140  
nd Planes The MJ-12 panel added an Annex C, Paragraphs 2 to 3, in their Fir 2006 Page #140  
rs, Pilots and Atomic Bombs MJ12's Annex C, Paragraph 5 continued: "From 19 2006 Page #141  

Word: "annihilated", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. The message read...earth will be annihilated unless it agrees to forfeit  2003 Page #14  

Word: "annihilating", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rothers" were here to stop us from annihilating ourselves since the early d 2003 Page #142  

Word: "anniversag", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nt, Produced By Paul Davids Golden Anniversag UFO Briefing For The White Sa 2004 Page #149  

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s and minerals. Ufology's fifcieth anniversar y saw a glut of related publi 2007 Page #63  

Word: "anniversarv", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

                       The Roswe!J anniversarv was not lost on the distiJJe 2007 Page #71  

Word: "anniversary", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

xico, for example, during the 60'h anniversary of the 1947 UFO incident. A  2007 Page #60  
nagement was aware of the fiftieth anniversary of Roswell and in 1997 the c 2007 Page #70  
- By James E. Clarkson As the 50th anniversary of the 1947 UFO Crash in Ros 2009 Page #87  
lled by a drunk driver on the 14th anniversary of their marriage in front o 2009 Page #87  

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l's office or the White House then annotated and returned to Secretary of s 2003 Page #204  
N Y Y Y Y Dated 6 July N Y N N N Y Annotated Y N Y N N N Mixed Typing Y N Y 2003 Page #205  
ives Agency-with file distribution annotated in the lower corner: "CIA Top  2005 Page #125  

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JVCincent:bar/hst) either types or annotates the Directive to Wedemeyer, a  2003 Page #204  

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t-1962 ink AUTHENTICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIO NS "Ray Palmer, writing in the 2007 Page #48  

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le it is not my habit of foregoing annotations in a non-fiction text, I hav 2003 Page #85  
know that "elb" at least typed the annotations to the memo and sent it back 2003 Page #204  
r in language, typist, typewriter, annotations, format and signatures yet a 2003 Page #205  
 it himself. Given the secretarial annotations on the original directives i 2003 Page #208  
ing and resu Its ■ Some remarkable annotations ■ Who was "Ben"? ■ Editing t 2007 Page #42  
Red security markings added ■ Many annotations included ■ No cover letter F 2007 Page #43  
"!" •T· ,, AUTHENTICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIONS ■ "And again, in her column  2007 Page #48  
s prints." AUTHENTICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIONS "Such reasoning might lead t 2007 Page #48  
ting and results ■ Some remarkable annotations ■ Who was "Ben"? ■ Editing t 2007 Page #49  

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the researcher to claim publicly • Announce it was a hoax to discredit rese 2004 Page #122  
searcher's public statements; then announce it was a hoax to discredit the  2005 Page #132  

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ess conference, The SCI FI channel announced their support for legal action 2003 Page #71  
lf of the country. ... when it was announced that he was in the hospital wi 2003 Page #94  
 Radio El Espectador of Montevideo announced that there was uncertainty as  2004 Page #8  
•• S Kay-.73 , D Al4swisiSA to the announced unless , power tet in this tit 2004 Page #20  
Smith, since the 1970s. It was not announced to the public until 2002. Wilb 2004 Page #93  
oject Blue Book? It was a publicly announced, rather low-security inv~stiga 2005 Page #124  
selves from Stone when he publicly announced that he worked with UFO crash  2006 Page #17  
 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, announced to the news media that a Repub 2006 Page #75  
ands: "A broadcast from the bridge announced that the bomb-disposal team wo 2006 Page #128  
 Brian T. Clifford of the Pentagon announced at a press conference that con 2006 Page #202  
rnings! In February Robert Bigelow announced that he would be discontinuing 2006 Page #204  
 Radio El Espectador of Montevideo announced that there was uncertainty as  2007 Page #141  
t, on 26 August, 1957, the Soviets announced the successful testing of an i 2009 Page #18  
In the background of this publicly announced initiative with powerful Cold  2009 Page #40  
viet Kind" while the New York Post announced "THEY'RE HEEERE!" More regiona 2009 Page #138  

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cial Agent G. B. Norris making the announcement. Who the agent assigned to  2003 Page #32  
l Agent In Charge of St.Louls made announcement. Or could It be that the al 2003 Page #32  
? The Times notes that "The Navy's announcement gives no explanation for th 2003 Page #94  
th made the following, significant announcement to an audience of the Illum 2004 Page #15  
 but, aware of the controversy the announcement of such a discovery might c 2005 Page #91  
 by at least a year. C. What if an announcement were made, by highly truste 2006 Page #9  
k without a religious paddle if an announcement were to be made. They have  2006 Page #10  
l of political clout. E. Making an announcement would require that governme 2006 Page #10  
nt that wants to do that. F. If an announcement were carefully made without 2006 Page #10  
he next few days there would be an announcement of a global war. 162        2006 Page #165  
The Bigelow Foundtion books and an announcement would be made "on air" that 2006 Page #204  
s phoning the Foundation when this announcement was made. There were many s 2006 Page #204  
e they both heard a 770 KKOB Radio announcement that a UFO was flying over  2007 Page #166  
THREE OF YOU REMEi'vIBER THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT? Mom and Aunt: J use the rw 2007 Page #167  
efore we cLid because we heard the announcement on the radio. BUT AT LEAST  2007 Page #167  
STnXIO OF YOU W'HO HEARD THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT. Mom and Aunt: Right. Yes.  2007 Page #167  
 OUTSIDE WHEN THEY HEARD THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT. THEN YOU GET INTO 163      2007 Page #169  
king a careful study of the public announcement but was even more reserved  2009 Page #18  

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s and radio stations made .special announcements that troops were to return 2006 Page #169  

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 depression he suffered.' The Navy announces that it will undertake an inve 2003 Page #92  

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know that the chain store's way of announcin g sales is the appearance of a 2007 Page #73  

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rence was held in Washington, D.C. announcing the formation of the (CFi) Co 2003 Page #65  
He was on the Diane Rehm talk show announcing that the U.S. had just recove 2003 Page #202  
areful to cultivate since publicly announcing his belief in the existence o 2006 Page #131  
945, the senator made headlines by announcing his conversion from isolation 2008 Page #132  

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erritory, official :vales in Salta announcod Amity. pproviltd for Re s• Dat 2004 Page #20  

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ase. In time, he would become both annoyance and salvation to the Air Force 2003 Page #141  
agon were considered to be both an annoyance and a provocation by many peop 2004 Page #146  
 in our relations with our allies. Annoyance about secrecy was a strong mot 2009 Page #20  

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ow into the alien-related program. Annoyed -as he felt this should have fal 2005 Page #81  

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 is an essentially human activity. Annoying at times, but essential. And go 2006 Page #182  

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            VAP DEPARTMEM; £ a- 6' Annrtr^* °A: DaECUIUTI HAS 1 JITH A "NF. 2003 Page #231  

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on gathered in Las Vegas for their annual convention during the first weeke 2003 Page #146  
roe Report IPU, Hillenkoetter, 1st Annual Rpt Special Operations Manual Hil 2003 Page #169  
                                20 Annual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Pr 2004 Page #1  
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references in the "Majestic 12 1st Annual Report" and the "Interplanetary P 2004 Page #17  
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both were featured speakers at the annual national MUFON conference, that y 2004 Page #58  
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E #52: TITLE OF Majestic-12 ,First Annual Report, Page 104 On top of the di 2004 Page #80  
inted Majestic-12 issued its first annual report as "A Review of the Presid 2004 Page #80  
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ng attempts, correlating with "15t Annual Report" • Report 51, Cambodia, 19 2004 Page #118  
am correlates with the IPU and 1st Annual Report deaths reported Slide 13 1 2004 Page #118  
                               2nd Annual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Ty 2004 Page #119  
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ed July 16. The second is the "1st Annual Report" (published after March 19 2006 Page #103  
ness and mutilations. From the 1st Annual Report16: "7. There were five rec 2006 Page #103  
ilations. It is clear from the 1st Annual Report that the medical and biolo 2006 Page #104  
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luation of the 17 pages of the 1st Annual Report reveals 37 hyphenated verb 2006 Page #105  
cide whether the author of the 1st Annual Report was "hyphen-happy." It wou 2006 Page #105  
 of 37 hyphenated words in the 1s1 Annual Report: other-world visitation, l 2006 Page #105  
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in 1952, MJ-12 assembled its First Annual Report. In Paragraph I, their rep 2006 Page #140  
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on for my position, I attended the annual Mutual UFO Network Symposium in A 2006 Page #196  
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lly met with Robert Bigelow at the Annual Parapsychology Meeting in Las Veg 2006 Page #197  
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ng time and place as preceding the annual meetings held there by at least o 2009 Page #13  
lity, it would seem unlikely that "annual" meetings would have begun covert 2009 Page #13  
s well as a premature date for the annual Quantico conference. I suspect th 2009 Page #13  
elated to the subject. Perhaps the annual Quantico conference could provide 2009 Page #28  
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atomic bomb was tested; Alamagordo Anny Air Field (AAF), now Holloman Air F 2005 Page #125  
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al backing" to "foot the bill" for Ano's flying saucer programs. USAF Le. G 2007 Page #111  

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ne: 724-838-7768 Stan Gordon's UFO Anomalies Zone: http://www.westol.com/~p 2003 Page #72  
strial in origin, some wondered if anomalies might be detected in those rat 2003 Page #107  
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st iv1r. Lamont could not find any anomalies in the sections of the triangl 2005 Page #61  
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ht. I studied and documented these anomalies and a friend suggested I shoul 2006 Page #89  
look for the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research publications. H.G. We 2006 Page #102  
low proposed setting up a Chair of Anomalies Research at the University of  2006 Page #196  
ate with the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) Laboratory at  2006 Page #196  
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                  174 .. )' ... or anomalies? :t. ,,;€_- Airships moved aga 2007 Page #180  
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to 30 her1z produce magnetic field anomalies in their respective environmen 2008 Page #76  
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0, 2003, research paper entitled, "Anomalous Energy Transformations in a Bi 2003 Page #112  
taking place, we have another very anomalous situation. The Handbook of Che 2003 Page #112  
f the state had been investigating anomalous lights and the mysterious and  2003 Page #143  
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DO • Create a false claim like the anomalous reports • Plant the claim with 2004 Page #122  
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.3) Others attempt to classify the anomalous data and see if theories can b 2006 Page #101  
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t they may possibly have had other anomalous experiences. The Roper Report  2006 Page #198  
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r motives, science fiction, cults, anomalous qualities XIV. The Other Side  2007 Page #45  
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percentages, of isotopes. One such anomaly was reported in 1957 when a meta 2003 Page #107  
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gton, D. C„ July 20, 1996. Another anomaly was that the bismuth/magnesium l 2003 Page #109  
ecret ones on the cover only. This anomaly will be discussed later. The War 2003 Page #172  
th a modern attempt at hoaxing the anomaly of occasional raised "z"s found  2003 Page #176  
t were searched for an underground anomaly, indicated in his diagram by the 2005 Page #61  
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st. Coffins, meanwhile, noticed an anomaly on his instrument panel. Soon th 2006 Page #74  
rashed UFO controversy. The Ararat Anomaly: It was on June 17, 1949 that a  2007 Page #137  
was born the legend of the J\rarat Anomaly -as it is officially known throu 2007 Page #138  
cicular. Not onJy that: the Ararat Anomaly has reportedl y also been the su 2007 Page #138  
nd assercions regarding the Ararat Anomaly have surfaced both privately and 2007 Page #138  
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hers maintain that remnants of the Anomaly ha e been found and spirited awa 2007 Page #138  
 to take an interest in the Ararat Anomaly in the late 1960s. Riggs states  2007 Page #138  
s that appeared to show the Ararat Anomaly at very close quarters. He furth 2007 Page #138  
bv U.S. lntelLigence as the Ararat Anomaly. However, he says that his fathe 2007 Page #139  
ther made it clear r~ him that the Anomaly was extensively damaged, appeare 2007 Page #139  
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ad published, while protecting the anonymity of the witnesses, many dozen r 2004 Page #106  
ormer USAF pilot who has asked for anonymity. He says he has knowledge of a 2005 Page #71  

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Conference this case ask to remain anonymous. They don't want involved in t 2003 Page #58  
ir jobs, have also asked to remain anonymous. The Object in the Sky It is w 2003 Page #58  
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ated that the writer had to remain anonymous for his own protection, and to 2003 Page #146  
scrawled many years previous by an anonymous NSA employee, continued to puz 2004 Page #14  
, other than Karl Pflock — and the anonymous source who he says showed it t 2004 Page #221  
sed to divulge the identity of his anonymous source, so no independent veri 2004 Page #221  
, and which only Friedman and some anonymous source had seen, in which Menz 2004 Page #222  
e a penchant for using unsupported anonymous "evidence" to back up claims t 2004 Page #222  
, or even, maybe someday, Pflock's anonymous witness, are for. I encourage  2004 Page #223  
 off the bat in chapter one, is an anonymous Air Force coloneL I often wond 2004 Page #224  
sition to MJ-12, and his use of an anonymous source to back it op! See Rand 2004 Page #224  
's degree in law, wished to remain anonymous and does not want her name kno 2005 Page #36  
investigating team! He must remain anonymous; I've dubbed him Fritz \Verner 2005 Page #40  
me of which still prefer to remain anonymous. \Yle must also understand how 2005 Page #163  
g for our wits 20 grow sharp, • An Anonymous eMali saarmii41....10 1.1* 12“ 2006 Page #34  
icipants, most of whom will remain anonymous, for their significant contrib 2006 Page #49  
rt because I have no idea who this anonymous soldier is. I don't know if he 2006 Page #126  
Regrettably, it comes from another anonymous soldier who claims to have bee 2006 Page #128  
anybody else, I got a call from an anonymous "listener" who asked about the 2006 Page #205  
,.. Google News searches, etc. ,.. Anonymous networking technology (Tor) -, 2007 Page #38  
.) ► Google News searches , etc. ► Anonymous networking technology (for) ,  2007 Page #39  
andestine group. ·._ .:~~·;-;,·' . Anonymous private leaks ■ Senior governm 2007 Page #55  
 to send our data from and make it anonymous, make it look like it came fro 2007 Page #83  
th the prize. First revealed in an anonymous 1992 document known as the "De 2007 Page #184  
lked to a man who wishes to remain anonymous , who told me on audio tape, t 2008 Page #14  
e didn't sign the letter. It is an anonymous tale with a hint of physical e 2008 Page #15  
a bolide. One witness, who remains anonymous, claims the object landed and  2008 Page #16  
          Jim Garrison received an anonymous letter about Crisman that same 2009 Page #33  
ce Agency (DIA) who calls himself' Anonymous.' Until he chooses to make his 2009 Page #52  
e way he will be represented here. Anonymous reports that he is not acting  2009 Page #52  
                           What an Anonymous Source was quoted: "Research o 2009 Page #172  

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ALED STEALTH FIGIITER NONE DROPPED ANONYMOUSLY l.J'\f A l\1.-\ILBOX!!! THE  2008 Page #152  

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o not confers to good and feasible Anorlean p©li@y with regard to China. In 2003 Page #213  

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h« nff^tivonnss of vour •nj i“inn, Anorovndt d Julv 19it" n L-ST.VflfJTION  2003 Page #214  

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5 b.i..-e ttt.n un..-eUe.d or that anothr:r WEDDINGS ...,,L&s-HAJU,"J: ·rhe 2009 Page #163  

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Veapon Is Foreeast *** *** *** *** Anotlier Secret-Device Greater Than ..14 2009 Page #182  

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19once o!flcor who worltcd fer Jim Anqolton froa 1960 to 197•. Whon Jlo dlc 2008 Page #120  

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ibly worse. In 111/'i/he/111 Reich anrl the Cold 111/'m; Jim Martin identif 2005 Page #97  
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ny or: learns to control the tiint anrl Ci·,,cinnati. 1 177                 2009 Page #183  

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ntiOns for Dire to sTI11I29o_3/1 0 ans1901718 L1VRMD•                       2004 Page #25  

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ooperation. In 1938, following the Anschluss or unification of Germany and  2008 Page #139  
just two weeks after the 1938 Nazi Anschluss of Austria. Hoover kept up a f 2008 Page #139  

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 the UTA negatives were taken with ANSCO film, by examining the whole negat 2004 Page #234  

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d will EGiaSaia close liaison with Ansrisan diplcnatic and sill- tary ©ffle 2003 Page #213  

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ou have the clearances? They can’t answer these questions. They simply crit 2003 Page #13  
isk. Who Was At The Crash Site? To answer this question fairly takes consid 2003 Page #29  
nce. Where did they come from? The answer is just a short fifty miles away  2003 Page #33  
ts. Fisk has repeatedly refused to answer or respond to phone calls or lett 2003 Page #36  
 of his silence and we will get an answer as to what happened to the pictur 2003 Page #36  
tating that there was "no definite answer" to what the object was. He told  2003 Page #53  
t the station that evening to help answer the numerous phone calls coming i 2003 Page #59  
gnesium/Zinc alloy? It appears the answer is yes. The acetates of both Mg a 2003 Page #115  
as to what this might be, his curt answer was "Flying saucers." No one has  2003 Page #142  
obert McArtor, whose job it was to answer questions of the public. This man 2003 Page #179  
be true, and is a puzzle. The best answer I can offer is one of two: (a) a  2003 Page #185  
n" show the following question and answer. Q: Mr. Ford, what about flying s 2003 Page #195  
nment and not the kind of flippant answer given by the Air Force where the  2003 Page #195  
t in the crowd tonight, here's the answer to your question. No, as far as I 2003 Page #201  
art man, but he slipped up on this answer. This is probably because he was  2003 Page #202  
meyer Reports. The challenge is to answer the questions of how and why thes 2003 Page #203  
e available evidence still did not answer that crucial question: what was i 2004 Page #10  
 seen the strange lights also. The answer we were given was "no." For the n 2004 Page #55  
one or more foreign discs? A 'yes' answer to that question was related to A 2004 Page #65  
her question the two men wanted to answer: Was there really a crashed disc  2004 Page #70  
ret about that crash." Perhaps the answer to the "horrible secret" is why t 2004 Page #75  
 to other countries to help get an answer. One of those countries that was  2004 Page #85  
colleagues might find difficult to answer. Despite the fact that all govern 2004 Page #88  
information that Sarbacher used to answer Wilbert Smith's September 1950 qu 2004 Page #92  
. Larsen used automatic writing to answer the questions. After a series of  2004 Page #104  
te and enforce long-term secrecy? (Answer by Don Berliner in MUFON Journal. 2004 Page #120  
large UFO parts by truck or rail? (Answer: they couldn't have, according to 2004 Page #120  
s to have a genuine and believable answer for: WHY would this be kept secre 2004 Page #121  
leanup crew was so ready for this? Answer: they had been practicing since t 2004 Page #127  
law enforcement agencies. A proper answer to the issues he raises would act 2004 Page #127  
etrieval Conference So, what's the answer? Slide 24 notes some of the possi 2004 Page #129  
 it is more than this number). His answer to me was not recorded, but my re 2004 Page #129  
fter receiving confirmation of the answer to the UFO mystery. In 1979 Disne 2004 Page #147  
tions that the government will not answer to their satisfaction. Permit me  2004 Page #148  
nment and not the kind of flippant answer that was given by the Air Force w 2004 Page #177  
ked Coleman would have a different answer. He stated that it had been pulle 2004 Page #185  
 such documents. I really couldn't answer his question so I asked Stanton F 2004 Page #191  
ed that there was no denial and no answer. Once again Coleman and others ma 2004 Page #192  
e a written request for that." The answer came back, "Listen, I'll have you 2004 Page #193  
.."Four years have passed..." a RV answer: murdered in cold blood via a poi 2004 Page #205  
use of death "natural in bed" • RV Answer: murdered by injection, unusual b 2004 Page #206  
s the official cause of death • RV Answer: Murdered made to look like a sui 2004 Page #207  
am Randolph Lovelace II Death • RV Answer: He died several months latter of 2004 Page #208  
nto the water. Colby's Death im RV Answer: Chemically induced heart attack  2004 Page #208  
ner botched toxic screening m • RV answer: pictures are still out A there;  2004 Page #209  
near Tucson — Ruled a suicide • RV Answer: Individual pushed methodically t 2004 Page #210  
al Conference Redmond's Death • RV Answer: Murdered by massive injection of 2004 Page #211  
children Death of John Ferry is RV Answer: He was working on an instantaneo 2004 Page #211  
FOIA have resulted in their "final answer," `We have no records responsive  2004 Page #231  
stion, and I can only guess at the answer. We do know the story had been fl 2004 Page #236  
n just recently I found a possible answer staring me in the face, prompted  2004 Page #237  
n Airport. During the Question and Answer period, following my talk, one me 2005 Page #43  
 in my view easily the most likel) answer -but that the phenomenon is real, 2005 Page #73  
ffect us? That's the question . To answer th.is, we need to understand our  2005 Page #75  
him, "Do you believe in UFOs?" The answer: "Absolutely, positively, they do 2005 Page #82  
learly frightened. I'm not sure my answer gave her any comfort: "Because tr 2005 Page #86  
edged? Some believe they know this answer, but I am not one of them. I do n 2005 Page #86  
and for having had the patience to answer many of my questions. Jerome Eden 2005 Page #88  
ted in information he had." But no answer was forthcoming until July 27 whe 2005 Page #97  
 or even another time period?" The answer to all of these questions appears 2005 Page #118  
e question. There is no definitive answer to this question, only speculatio 2005 Page #121  
In fact, Salas would only agree to answer our questions after receiving a f 2005 Page #148  
rd Heim had been searching for the answer to the riddle of gra\-it)'. He sa 2005 Page #173  
o study it. Rarely was he given an answer. They wanted to know what he coul 2005 Page #174  
ncern, judging by the Question and Answer sessions, are the `WHY?" question 2006 Page #4  
ps my answers will help the reader answer his "why" questions... or lead to 2006 Page #4  
rrestrial Spacecraft? The simplest answer is that is the only conclusion me 2006 Page #4  
re of ET origin, of course doesn't answer other questions such as WHY are a 2006 Page #4  
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e it. This explanation provides an answer to the apparent genuineness of SO 2006 Page #16  
y and test critical uncertainties: Answer the question, "What are the uncer 2006 Page #51  
ies. You accept that. That's an OK answer for a military guy. BUT ISN'T THA 2006 Page #163  
 guy. BUT ISN'T THAT AN INCREDIBLE ANSWER, 'PROBABLY NEVER.' THAT THE WORLD 2006 Page #163  
in thjs particular controversy? To answer those questions we have to turn o 2007 Page #132  
icrures on their own didn't really answer much at all, because of the mount 2007 Page #138  
lso raise more questions than they answer. The CIA's report of May 15, 1978 2007 Page #142  
 of unknown ongm, zoo events." The answer to crus curious tenninology, howe 2007 Page #144  
ng infomrntion , didn't attempt to answer the questions they posed. They ju 2008 Page #8  
 from the wrong direction for that answer to work. In Colorado Springs wher 2008 Page #9  
't they know this for certain? The answer is simple. They could find no rec 2008 Page #16  
reat to our national security? The answer to that question is without doubt 2008 Page #23  
 by the military. I wish I had the answer; 1 don't. I attempted to intervie 2008 Page #54  
d relatives in the community . His answer in I 987 was, "/ didn '1 go up th 2008 Page #54  
nd Linda Howe (Capitals) "The easy answer is no. The Earth's magnetic field 2008 Page #76  
than .0 I or .001 percent. So, the answer is no. What you can do is create  2008 Page #76  
2 papers surfaced , thus unable to answer any questions about their role, i 2008 Page #134  
e war, still pointed to "a genetic answer" to hyperactivity and was a leadi 2008 Page #140  
IAB members . Sep 2448 Attempts to answer three questions: 1976 What will b 2009 Page #10  
kage is really genuine? The simple answer is "I don't know yet." I think th 2009 Page #13  
ionary mode of transportation? The answer is in our hands secrecy boomerang 2009 Page #20  
1 Bay of Pigs fiasco. He needed an answer from the other MJ-12 members by O 2009 Page #39  
. ? That ·s a question you have to answer yourself and tell me when you fin 2009 Page #75  
ndering who Leech was, I found the answer in the Wisconsin State Journal ar 2009 Page #157  
on as "top secret" and declined to answer any "leading" question about the  2009 Page #161  
ay is not accurate. T.D.J. Leech's answer is true: "While T.N.T. or other e 2009 Page #168  
tay mum. That would be a clean cut answer, but the only wrinkle is that he  2009 Page #176  

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n a speech on November 30, 1995 he answered back to the USAF. It was a spee 2003 Page #201  
owever, was read. Instead, Clinton answered a letter from Ryan who was aski 2003 Page #201  
plied him with questions. Werbicki answered the other line. The caller was  2004 Page #35  
veling in Ireland as President, he answered a schoolboy's question about it 2004 Page #140  
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dio messages have not clearly been answered, there must be little or no lif 2005 Page #120  
ive research Jed by Dr. \Xlood has answered these objections and weighs tow 2005 Page #127  
ow to this day that has never been answered. U. S. Military Effort to Bring 2006 Page #155  
 these questions can be definitely answered at the present time because the 2006 Page #178  
ber of OBE events. This group also answered positively to four or more of f 2006 Page #198  
Pataki stated. 'I was at Bob's and answered the phone and they spoke for a  2007 Page #136  
ings" in Coyote Canyon. The friend answered chat once in 1989 on guard duty 2007 Page #173  
 5:30 and 6:00 P.M., Todd's mother answered a knock at the door of their ho 2008 Page #30  
sion to call Shawbury and this was answered by the Meteorological Officer.  2008 Page #33  
n of the case, the noted ufologist answered that it was part of a new world 2009 Page #137  

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"The Roswell Report: Case Closed." Answering the president's order that he  2003 Page #201  
bt that he came across as sincere, answering all my questions without hesit 2005 Page #165  
 provide plenty of opportunity. My answering service is instructed to give  2006 Page #12  
l framework for understanding, and answering questions about, classified pr 2006 Page #14  

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cuments.com"I want you to find the answers to two questions for me. One, Wh 2003 Page #7  
oth, but wasn't satisfied with the answers I was getting." President Jimmy  2003 Page #7  
In 1954, "N. Mex." was common. The answers to the "downed satellite" argume 2003 Page #183  
y still keep it secret TODAY?" The answers are in Slide 63. The last point  2003 Page #185  
 Force stating that he wanted more answers. And, Ryan, if the United States 2003 Page #201  
here are no realistic and credible answers as to why these documents would  2003 Page #210  
te in the dark? Regardless, of the answers to those questions, the story do 2004 Page #9  
telligence Agency would supply the answers. Naturally, I was keen to get my 2004 Page #11  
ecord for 28 October 1997; Written Answers 232, "RAF Benrwaters and Woodbri 2004 Page #59  
 measurements. You are pushing for answers aren't you? Based on many interv 2004 Page #100  
undahl would have had a lot of the answers to the mystery of UFOs that inte 2004 Page #105  
d or the railbed Slide 23 POSSIBLE ANSWERS TO EARLEY'S CONCERNS • The milit 2004 Page #126  
A study of this manual pretty much answers many of the procedural questions 2004 Page #127  
ff of New Mexico, whose search for answers about Roswell from the Pentagon  2004 Page #146  
d through that museum in search of answers to their questions that the gove 2004 Page #148  
the Aztec story], and give us some answers, and maybe they would prefer, fo 2004 Page #219  
e these institutions. The question answers itself. Those who qualify as "ow 2005 Page #75  
rdinary people cannot get ordinary answers from their allegedly responsib l 2005 Page #77  
, "and because there could well be answers in the UFO phenomenon that can h 2005 Page #86  
al incident involves examining the answers to many questions. Where did the 2005 Page #135  
researched. They need research and answers to the many questions posed by t 2005 Page #137  
vernment taken you out? Perhaps my answers will help the reader answer his  2006 Page #4  
ctivity is clearly tribal warfare? Answers to this question are very much d 2006 Page #5  
ttention, which is totally absurd. Answers are also very much dependent on  2006 Page #6  
ently) and I could give acceptable answers in a hurry. Being on debate team 2006 Page #13  
rned home with more questions than answers. I kept thinking, "How could peo 2006 Page #91  
y seat of Sutton in search of more answers. I discovered that most of the l 2006 Page #91  
 remember it now. I wish I had the answers to it all, but all I can do is t 2006 Page #129  
 questions and very few definitive answers. But the controversy surrounding 2006 Page #130  
en more important than finding the answers. We know that we aren't just "st 2006 Page #182  
ence while inviting unconventional answers. For instance... Why did the obj 2006 Page #192  
ey come to Earth? The boldest text answers the question, "\Xie are here for 2007 Page #62  
ecause we weren't going to get any answers. Paul: Yeah, yeah because he was 2007 Page #171  
ears later. We still have no clear answers about what is going on. When you 2009 Page #85  
ive? Many Questions -Some Possible Answers Is it possible that this weapons 2009 Page #177  
visit the time period for possible answers. ln 1945, it became apparent to  2009 Page #177  

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RNED OF IRE OTHER SPPERE TN COTOCA ANT) POSSE0 ON INFORPATIoN CONERN/ND TNI 2004 Page #21  
d of food. The societal aspects of ant colonies are well known. Some of the 2006 Page #101  
l tools. Now, one could argue that ant colonies are sophisticated, and that 2006 Page #101  
ents complex. However, if we found ant colonies on another planet, I doubt  2006 Page #102  
ganda were some of its most import.ant casks from the very scan. Top media  2007 Page #11  
g out the Fox Mulder mantra, "I \X ANT TO BELIEVE," suggest it just might b 2007 Page #71  
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~--.. ·. B'·..JVIS38LE ESICENTS IV.ANT. SANDERSON -THE REAL.ITV OF NOERWATE 2009 Page #104  

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 Campbell Post-video production by Antares Multimedia, Ashland, Oregon Cont 2003 Page #43  

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und the dead animal 5. No signs of ante mortem struggle 6. Skin or soils ar 2006 Page #115  

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nal Socialists , like their German antecedents , have used religion to cove 2008 Page #143  

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rroyo basin (cattle, deer, perhaps antelope), 2) something from an Indian g 2003 Page #45  
 but also in Southern California's Antelope ValJey, dubbed b) some "Aviatio 2005 Page #83  
ng covertly developed? Area 51 and Antelope The Triangles So:srihr guard Or 2006 Page #30  
ting to defuse a bomb on board HMS Antelope. He was later awarded a posthum 2006 Page #128  
iatwould our own UFOs pe used for? Antelope Valley -Makes Them Lockheed Mar 2007 Page #56  
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ndant ■ Investigating Area 51 ,mcl Antelope Valley ■ Crop Circle E::...-plo 2008 Page #166  
angles ■ Investigating Area 51 and Antelope \Talley ■ Crop Circles          2008 Page #166  
osmonauts, pilots, and ministers ■ Antelope Valley ■ The Media Pushes the E 2008 Page #167  

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 doors. SLIDE# 17 Mono-directional antenna, solar powered 54                2005 Page #56  
olar panelpowered mono-directional antenna rises up. SUDE#18 Solar panels b 2005 Page #57  
anels, new doors, new locks, NE\Xf antenna, big air vents, and other signs  2005 Page #66  
h a black box or cabin, from which antenna -like wires protruded. Meyers kn 2006 Page #44  
outh of Miami. Next door was a CIA antenna farm. UFOs had been reported ove 2006 Page #143  
a. As a former researcher with the Antenna division of Boeing, she was expe 2008 Page #135  

Word: "antennae", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

went outside to have a look at his antennae. It was about 10:00 p.m. on Oct 2004 Page #45  
alled arms and claws were actually antennae protruding from the plane of th 2006 Page #94  
on the scene, with my intellectual antennae twitching toward anything out o 2006 Page #183  
en less because you don't have any antennae up there to modulate. And as fa 2008 Page #76  

Word: "antennas", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

made radio receivers, the array of antennas pointed at the base, and his an 2003 Page #145  
m the southeast to northwest. SGEL antennas had locked onto a flight of thr 2003 Page #233  
I mean, those kinds of directional antennas don't just show up in the middl 2005 Page #66  

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Division. Tejon RCS Facility, 'The Anthill·. An electromagnetic research fa 2007 Page #56  

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. elrimitvoly far Mil sina011.1.1, Anthilp Re. tbe /0/40/0, 0( Ft/WORN 'Fie 2006 Page #37  

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 of Roswell. One such official was Anthony Lake who was speechless when ask 2003 Page #200  
 of the Franklin Mountains east of Anthony, New Mexico — twelve minutes bef 2004 Page #68  
 Roswell and Wright-Patterson AFB. Anthony Bragalia has researched the orig 2009 Page #91  

Word: "anthrax", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ples of infectious agents studied: anthrax, typhus, human immune deficiency 2006 Page #106  
soldiers die. • 1942: British test anthrax on sheep on the Scottish island  2006 Page #107  
pons • WWII: Czech resistance uses anthrax as a weapon against German occup 2006 Page #107  
mir Kostov. • 1978 — 1980: Natural anthrax epidemic in Zimbabwe. Estimated  2006 Page #107  
ated 10,000 cases • April 2, 1979: Anthrax accident at Sverdlovsk, Russia.  2006 Page #107  
natjan Alibekov) develops Alibekov Anthrax, a weapons grade strain. 20 The  2006 Page #107  
ish details of genetically altered anthrax in Vaccine. • February, 1998: FB 2006 Page #108  
Nevada, alleging they are carrying anthrax. They are later cleared. • March 2006 Page #108  
tes orders that all troops receive anthrax vaccination. • Spring 1998: Cana 2006 Page #108  
ders troops in the Gulf to receive anthrax vaccination. While it is true th 2006 Page #108  
oxiella (sheep-borne) bacterium 3. Anthrax 4. Hantaan Virus 5. An unknown c 2006 Page #111  

Word: "anthropolog", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tate University. One degree was in Anthropolog); the other in PsycholOg)'•  2005 Page #64  

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Donald N. Michael and noted that, "Anthropological files contain many examp 2007 Page #76  

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ields of psychology, sociology and anthropology would have a field day lear 2006 Page #60  
eath Experiences, from Alternative Anthropology to Visionag Spirituality, f 2006 Page #193  
versity, comparative religions and anthropology at the University of Califo 2006 Page #195  

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 he was examining, although it was anthropomorphic-with a head, trunk, and  2005 Page #36  

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much the same. le GM: l was always anti authoritarian. I loved people thoug 2007 Page #79  
h~ \\"C:tpon isj ,city Jor liWhile anti upset the n~r-not connected in anY  2009 Page #183  

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ornia coast, presumably because of anti-aircraft fire. Again the questions  2003 Page #26  
ch and Development (OSRD) to study anti-aircraft missiles to counteract the 2004 Page #66  
osts or consequences. In fact, d1e anti-aircraft shell scenario seems to ha 2005 Page #121  

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they were cons run with Newton, or anti-American statements made in the ear 2004 Page #218  

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ion in a hard-tofollow tapestry of anti-Castro Cubans, mafia figures and th 2009 Page #29  
 with a $2000 pay off intended for anti-Castro Cubans involved in an assass 2009 Page #33  
 who oversaw the activities of the anti-Castro Cubans with whom Garrison th 2009 Page #34  

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 end of World War II, came from an anti-communist underground filtered thro 2008 Page #139  

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ations , American Press Institute, Anti-Defamation League, Arab Bureau, Asp 2008 Page #143  

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people fleeing population centers. Anti-government sentiment may grow. Soci 2006 Page #69  

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D conu·actors that were working on anti-graviC)' -the Glenn L. Martin Compa 2005 Page #172  

Word: "anti-gravity", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rable, brightly-lit craft using an anti-gravity drive of some sort, develop 2003 Page #151  
saying, "Make no mistake about it, anti-gravity motors and G-ships are corn 2005 Page #172  
ill waiting! Or, have we developed anti-gravity spacecraft in secret? 170   2005 Page #172  
o1JJer (1958), fusion, photon, and anti-gravity propulsion techniques were  2005 Page #173  
r Future Military Use " • Hints at anti-gravity Analysis of 45 daylight and 2006 Page #30  

Word: "anti-libertarian", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d religion to cover a multitude of anti-libertarian laws and policies. Just 2008 Page #143  

Word: "anti-matter", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n't There More Landings?: explores anti-matter speculation XII. The U.S. Ai 2007 Page #44  
met, a black hole, or some form of anti-matter. However , the most intrigui 2008 Page #100  

Word: "anti-missile", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 defenselessness, with claims that anti-missile technologies were already a 2009 Page #17  

Word: "anti-mj-12", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cialists? The same old tired false anti-MJ-12 arguments keep being put fort 2006 Page #12  

Word: "anti-plague", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

isted by support facilities of the Anti-Plague Institute in Rostov, Vektor  2006 Page #106  

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ut and dried as any simple pro- or anti-press conference stance would have. 2004 Page #238  

Word: "anti-radar", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

totype that was lost while testing anti-radar coatings for the CIA, a Mk.17 2006 Page #86  
as a YF-12A. The lack of composite anti-radar treatments on the edge of the 2006 Page #88  

Word: "anti-satellite", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ce to accelerate the direct ascent anti-satellite program which was part of 2009 Page #17  
 elusive "UFO'' continued to evade anti-satellite defenses. The misidentifi 2009 Page #17  

Word: "anti-secrecy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

esearchers need co work with other anti-secrecy organization s. UFO secrecy 2007 Page #34  

Word: "anti-submarine", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aign ribbon for the work he did on anti-submarine warfare from 1943 -45. In 2009 Page #164  

Word: "anti-terrorist", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eret who now runs a school for the anti-terrorist tactics, and for the prep 2004 Page #188  

Word: "anti-ufo", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Tcontent analysis shows increasing anti-UFO reporting bias (Berry College s 2007 Page #23  
 content analysis shows increasing anti-UFO reporting bias (Berry Col.lege  2007 Page #24  

Word: "anti-war", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

utually Assured Survival: The Best Anti-War Insurance. In this May 757 piec 2009 Page #10  

Word: "antiaircraft", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

his was accomplished by deliberate antiaircraft artillery fire and/or use o 2004 Page #62  
by units of the U.S. Army National Antiaircraft Artillery School at Ft. Bli 2004 Page #62  
oot them down using proximity-fuse antiaircraft shells that were innovated  2005 Page #121  
 37th Coast Artillery Brigade fire antiaircraft guns at a large unknown aer 2005 Page #121  
 He also served as Director of the AntiAircraft and Guided Missile Branch o 2008 Page #134  

Word: "antibiotics", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

granulations," Dr. Lemos said. Two antibiotics were prescribed, penicillin  2005 Page #33  
a septicemia condition, taking two antibiotics. This is almost impossible a 2005 Page #33  
 of immunodeficiency." Despite the antibiotics, the infection was getting w 2005 Page #33  
n, which made us prescribe the two antibiotics." Their presence indicated s 2005 Page #34  
 can't kill a person. Besides, any antibiotics can cure it. Thar was not th 2005 Page #34  

Word: "antibodies", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

al Pathogens unit. On 3 June 1993, antibodies to Hantaviruses cross-reacted 2006 Page #111  

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nto mice produced an even stronger antibody reaction to Hantavirus reagents 2006 Page #111  

Word: "antichrist", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

geddon, to usher in the era of the Antichrist, and to "harvest" our souls u 2008 Page #35  

Word: "anticipates", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. and will not reach media. No one anticipates AQ/MJ or Moondust inquiry. M 2007 Page #143  

Word: "anticipating", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n gathered that they were actually anticipating the U.S. government might s 2004 Page #90  
, and then to outline strategy for anticipating and responding to whatever  2006 Page #49  
nds out as an effective method for anticipating futures that are hard to im 2006 Page #50  

Word: "anticipation", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

te police officials, reportedly in anticipation of a "close inspection" of  2003 Page #55  
end to equalize in temperature. In anticipation of the meeting Reich had no 2005 Page #91  
tement of an election year and the anticipation of an upcoming extravaganza 2006 Page #183  

Word: "anticorrosion", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ause of their splendid nuclear and anticorrosion properties. Titanium is us 2006 Page #7  

Word: "antidepressant", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rican drug companies developed the antidepressant Prozac (flouxetine) follo 2008 Page #140  

Word: "antigravit", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 had discovered a positive lead to antigravit). The discovery involved an i 2005 Page #173  

Word: "antigravitv", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ield ~E"rl'l!:!':m!:r.":~""'"1 The Antigravitv Research of T. Townsend Brow 2005 Page #28  

Word: "antigravity", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

id that General Electric built the antigravity engines for US discs and Wes 2005 Page #164  
ense contractors as an engineer of antigravity propulsion systems: on fligh 2005 Page #169  
o get people trained to experience antigravity. He actually met several tim 2005 Page #170  
ducting particle accelerators, and antigravity propulsion. The Air Force Sy 2005 Page #173  
re was a secret showing of our own antigravity aircraft at Norton AFB on No 2005 Page #173  
end Brown ScFnP4rIFFAO&Ifities • " Antigravity Propulsion • Communications  2006 Page #40  

Word: "antique", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ign differences were obtained from antique car dealers, restoration manuals 2004 Page #232  
e former owner of a New York-based antique store, and Dorothy Kilgallen, th 2007 Page #135  

Word: "antis", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 also on my website I demolish the antis and show that other MJ-12 document 2006 Page #12  

Word: "antiseptic", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 then insisted upon; idealized and antiseptic, polished and controlled , wi 2009 Page #134  

Word: "antiterrorism", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 with the CIA Counterespionage and antiterrorism operations during the heig 2004 Page #199  

Word: "anton", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

posited that the famous playwright Anton Chekhov knew the secret of the 190 2008 Page #102  
ged Munich locksmith and toolmaker Anton Drexler to form the Gem1an Worker' 2008 Page #126  

Word: "antonio", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

                               San Antonio, NM August 1945 Crash Retrieval  2005 Page #153  
illa were young boys living in San Antonio, Ne\\ Mexico in August 1945 when 2005 Page #153  
 the armed forces at the time. San Antonio, a smaU desert town on the main  2005 Page #153  
hat the terrified residents of San Antonio learned, along with the rest of  2005 Page #153  
assed almost unnoticed through San Antonio in the latter part of August 194 2005 Page #153  
 what is now milepost 139, the San Antonio exit of present day Interstate 2 2005 Page #153  
                               San Antonio, NM Crash Retrieval and a good f 2005 Page #155  
                               San Antonio. NM Crash Retrieval Once the fla 2005 Page #157  
 shrouded under carps, through San Antonio and presumabl y to Stallion Site 2005 Page #157  
ver crashed in the desert near San Antonio in August 1945. \Xlas it just a  2005 Page #158  
. Another source. stationed in San Antonio in the Army In 1548 Loaded virth 2006 Page #26  
f concern for an epidemic. Case 4. Antonio Villas-Boas, abduction, sex, fol 2006 Page #109  
 O k 171 172 To Waco Austin -. San Antonio Broc..ks AFB hell AF B .7.: Lare 2006 Page #175  
 Randolph Air Force Bases near San Antonio and Laredo AFB at Laredo were al 2006 Page #178  
 Terry Hansen, Linda Moulton Howe, Antonio Huneeus , Nick Redfern, Peter Ro 2007 Page #3  
e from South American UFO Cases J. Antonio Huneeus ...................... . 2007 Page #5  
e from South American UFO Cases J. Antonio Huneeus © 2007 by J. A. Huneeus  2007 Page #193  
e from South American UFO Cases J. Antonio Huneeus ........................ 2008 Page #5  

Word: "antony", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

oth Britain and the United States. Antony C. Sutton described how John Fost 2008 Page #127  

Word: "antra", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

• is ditilicd to IrkStaa a nuclear antra riven poverplent In the aria, °we  2004 Page #20  

Word: "ants", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

1a Ho"' t ■ P&onoi~ .-nd Jr, Ducon:ants ■ Th. Euun Emp,a Cuclt, ■ F)flt, ~J 2009 Page #149  

Word: "anuf&", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n Underwood Port•ble typewriter Ql.anuf& cturod in 1939. Idcnt if ication o 2007 Page #46  

Word: "anulo-antprict1n", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o cont!ol slmUa.r field. Scr.rP.t. Anulo-AntPrict1n lo:ccs lnr.cted on T;m1 2009 Page #182  

Word: "anv", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 -ur,.....,, .,.phr·•1 ... ,,.. nl anv ........... , .. , .... ---- ,_, ..  2005 Page #19  
ments." Vallee was unable to reach anv firm conclusion about the Bogota fra 2007 Page #199  

Word: "anwoca", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

A* lit4.4414 ear. weoar4.1.40 44‘, Anwoca 13 .~44.00 Ma ti41.414. ov roam M 2006 Page #32  

Word: "anxiety", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Accompanying copy underscores the anxiety inherent in an alien abduction:  2007 Page #71  
s sustained an irrational fear, an anxiety about security, that is driving  2008 Page #114  
 said to be suffering from "social anxiety disorder." Likewise indefensible 2008 Page #141  

Word: "anxious", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

quite near to the town of Kingman. Anxious to see his gorgeous Captain Rhan 2009 Page #54  

Word: "any'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ERE BECAUSE THEY COULD NOT TAKE IT ANY\'(!HER.E ELSE?" "Correct. My feeling 2005 Page #71  

Word: "any^", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e what changes may be necessary if any^ regarding our continuing action in  2003 Page #230  

Word: "anybody", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

KNOw NON TO DEAL WITH IT. SCOTT IS ANYBODY °PEERING you HELP TO /NVESTIGATE 2004 Page #24  
echnology classified programs than anybody and so can deal with those silly 2006 Page #13  
affic that could go that fast. DID ANYBODY AT NORAD TALK WITH YOU ALL ABOUT 2006 Page #148  
 this is E. T.'s chest. Don't tell anybody I told you.' But from what I gat 2006 Page #155  
auts returning from space flights. Anybody found guilty of such contact aut 2006 Page #202  
hare the Third Man's identity with anybody until that individual had agreed 2006 Page #203  
Bigelow or I could discuss it with anybody else, I got a call from an anony 2006 Page #205  
had not discussed the closing with anybody. During the twenty minute phone  2006 Page #205  
unt: Yeah, I don't remember seeing anybody ahead of us or in back. Paul: Ye 2007 Page #169  
s should pretend to be anything or anybody, adopt any philosophy , tell any 2008 Page #126  
I don't think you 're going to get anybody from the intelligence agencies t 2009 Page #75  
it again after that. We never told anybody about it because we didn't want  2009 Page #85  

Word: "anybody's", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ar rumors have a similar origin is anybody's guess." Perhaps the most infam 2005 Page #134  
e reliability of the discovery was anybody's guess and that the "intelligen 2009 Page #18  

Word: "anyentec", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

mes in dove). _Jonathan lc. Caldwa.Anyentec 0140S:the Planes-of the matt, d 2006 Page #45  

Word: "anyhow", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t be rememberin g TR\Xf correctly. Anyhow I was reading about the disclosur 2007 Page #85  

Word: "anymore", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ween '88 and '90. They don't exist anymore, they've been disbanded and that 2004 Page #53  
n he felt the Act couldn't get him anymore, I did ask him and he said, "Yes 2004 Page #96  
re, though never speaking publicly anymore about UFOs, apparently turned ag 2004 Page #145  
ear any sounds of the .Homhrecitos anymore. When Apodaca and Faustino came  2005 Page #156  
t warned me not to contact Charlie anymore. Accordjng to the letter of repl 2005 Page #164  
r again she wouldn't talk about it anymore. Although we did know of people  2006 Page #129  
d and they didn't do sword fencing anymore and so they were lying in their  2007 Page #80  
 No animals were even making noise anymore. The nearer we got to that thing 2008 Page #81  

Word: "anyone", 75 instance(s) (Back to Top)

K? And two, are there UFOs? “ Lest anyone think this was a jest, Hubbell ad 2003 Page #7  
ry. Common sense suggests that for anyone concerned with Forrestal's potent 2003 Page #95  
findings on Dreamland and asked if anyone listening had any information abo 2003 Page #109  
l community to see if I could find anyone who had worked with bismuth and m 2003 Page #110  
eryone about it. And nobody's told anyone about this material!" Then he tri 2003 Page #110  
 who Bennewitz was working for, if anyone. It has never been revealed what  2003 Page #145  
idst of a few well-placed barbs at anyone he felt had consistently missed t 2003 Page #146  
 in an area that is not visible to anyone outside the complex. As one of th 2003 Page #147  
 points of authenticity, why would anyone think SOM 1-01 not to be genuine? 2003 Page #181  
mes from those who say, "Why would anyone be impressed by a known false sta 2003 Page #183  
 Security. It should be evident to anyone that if the Government really wan 2003 Page #184  
defined by the question of whether anyone had every walked in his office an 2003 Page #202  
 or even remotely entertaining for anyone to have created such a fake to fo 2003 Page #211  
AGE THAT RAE BEEN DONE. ELuril DID ANYONE GET AN EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT OF WRA7 2004 Page #24  
ained unaware of this development. Anyone with a suspicious mind might ask  2004 Page #30  
o seek a restraining order against anyone who tried. "They are afraid you'l 2004 Page #31  
stolen. Vandals, souvenir hunters, anyone could have taken the headstone. M 2004 Page #31  
story was merely a hoax, why would anyone use sophisticated equipment to su 2004 Page #31  
esses were ordered not to speak to anyone about what they had seen, but at  2004 Page #48  
y. And while he has done more than anyone to build and advance the field of 2004 Page #58  
elf, is to discuss the matter with anyone. The embassy was so certain of th 2004 Page #90  
he 40s with the Manhattan Project. Anyone who is technically inclined can f 2004 Page #130  
 tape as an example, nor has he or anyone else produced any photographs tha 2004 Page #138  
ich would have been of no value to anyone. Another diiputed fact involves w 2004 Page #143  
 and a lot of confusion to prevent anyone from confirming any important par 2004 Page #179  
ore open about what we were doing. Anyone along the line could have questio 2004 Page #182  
name. Neither will Richard Doty or anyone else. This guy (Falcon) — who tur 2004 Page #190  
 office. He has always assumed, as anyone would, that as the Marcel negativ 2004 Page #234  
in this at length privately should anyone be that interested. But the botto 2004 Page #238  
erence to assassinations? Of whom? Anyone in Washington that impedes the gr 2004 Page #253  
 no evidence that they have healed anyone or alleviated human ailments. On  2005 Page #9  
never to discuss the incident with anyone. There was no indication as to wh 2005 Page #44  
ulture. So, it should not surprise anyone to learn that orgonom) has been i 2005 Page #87  
 but never experimentaUy refuted." Anyone interested in learning more about 2005 Page #93  
wledge is often its own reward and anyone who takes tl1e time to understand 2005 Page #104  
lian film technician. But is there anyone else who can support either of th 2005 Page #148  
he had not shown or discussed with anyone. He told me: "\XlelJ, the onl) fi 2005 Page #151  
 UFO Crash Retrieval Conference If anyone has any information concerning Ra 2005 Page #152  
now. "Listen carefully: don't tell anyone about this," Faustino said. "Reme 2005 Page #156  
seases to prepare to control them. Anyone wanting to understand how to vacc 2006 Page #116  
with bacteria, fungi and protozoa. Anyone wanting to understand how to vacc 2006 Page #117  
omb at them then I fail to see how anyone can accept such an explanation."  2006 Page #121  
re he had the chance to speak with anyone else, he would be in a lot more t 2006 Page #124  
as: it disabled us without hurting anyone. If it had that much power, it co 2006 Page #149  
e if I was ever to say anything to anyone about what I was looking at. WHIC 2006 Page #153  
ng at. WHICH IS EXTRAORDINARY THAT ANYONE IN A MILITARY POSITION WOULD BE T 2006 Page #153  
enter the classified vault without anyone finding out. But on 156           2006 Page #159  
tment not to mention the matter to anyone or being put under security deten 2006 Page #167  
e exact nature of these objects to anyone else? There must be other, deeply 2006 Page #173  
 the citizenry, it's unlikely that anyone ate eggs a la concrete that day.  2006 Page #183  
faked or genuine) were produced by anyone from the retrieval team. Nor was  2006 Page #192  
       First, always remember that anyone, no matter how streetwise and cle 2007 Page #32  
begins with one voice saying "Does anyone believe in UFOs?" Affirmative bac 2007 Page #75  
now got 3 half brothers. M\X/: Has anyone close to) ou ever got into troubl 2007 Page #82  
he disclosure project and whenever anyone mentioned a place name I wrote th 2007 Page #85  
V, no nothing. DeBow: So was there anyone else that thought there was somet 2007 Page #126  
u. They're not supposed to talk to anyone outside of intelligence ." "I kno 2007 Page #133  
ht, just famiJy. 1 have never told anyone except family. DO YOU HA VE ANY J 2007 Page #172  
lassified event and not to talk to anyone about it. They were told only tha 2008 Page #14  
eve were never meant to be seen by anyone other than project officers and t 2008 Page #15  
nce." "I'm naturally suspicious of anyone that doesn't declare their hand;  2008 Page #34  
ssue: "I'm naturally suspicious of anyone that doesn't declare their hand;  2008 Page #38  
pass on. Time makes it less likely anyone will care to dig for the truth. I 2008 Page #40  
s I knew would say nothing to make anyone suspect-they held unconventional  2008 Page #42  
anecdote is that he never observed anyone like that before or since; these  2008 Page #53  
 not see it, and I don '1 know why anyone would use my name. " In preparati 2008 Page #54  
 light to ■ Interrogate and detain anyone Intent of Tab ''H" ■ If It looks  2008 Page #122  
e power," declared Mussolini . Can anyone today argue that the United State 2008 Page #124  
 BUDGETS Wlll-IOUT Ai\T OVERSIGIIT ANYONE SUPPORTING ll-L-\ T THEORY Sll\'I 2008 Page #152  
been challenged, I am unaware that anyone has seriously challenged that it  2009 Page #9  
 countermeasure to nuclear attack. Anyone who seeks reliable and complete d 2009 Page #22  
cluding this list in the hope that anyone reading this article might have i 2009 Page #94  
s for money or recognition . r.··; Anyone who knew June would agree that in 2009 Page #95  
 had no tolerance for deception by anyone, especially any official, at any  2009 Page #95  
ndering if there was a chance that anyone there might be willing to speak w 2009 Page #137  

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 credited with inventing. This, if anyth.ing, makes the commercial's signif 2007 Page #76  

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color, no seams, did not look like anything he had seen. It had been broken 2003 Page #23  
knew it was unique. Every piece of anything found can eventually be identif 2003 Page #45  
pod. I always bracket my shots for anything important. That is, I take one  2003 Page #45  
iss-crossing the basin looking for anything else that might catch my eye. I 2003 Page #45  
nt asked Carl Metz if he had found anything. Metz replied that he wasn't su 2003 Page #59  
keep a diary. Not wanting to trust anything to memory, it is Forrestal's ha 2003 Page #86  
s entire tenure at Defense changed anything, and that had to weigh heavily  2003 Page #89  
man knew everything, and might say anything. As such, forcing him out of th 2003 Page #95  
s, hoaxes, and misidentifications. Anything unfamiliar in the sky (and mayb 2003 Page #141  
oty and AFOSI were always alert to anything that could potentially hurt or  2003 Page #145  
 who was in a position to evaluate anything that could be of interest. On O 2003 Page #145  
ent-UFO interaction went so beyond anything he and other researchers had be 2003 Page #147  
 much information as they could on anything that was being developed out at 2003 Page #148  
rect threat o Technology surpasses anything known to science o Presence see 2003 Page #174  
 "Archives cannot locate them ” n "Anything can be faked today ” □ "Content 2003 Page #186  
at in fact the alien does not look anything like the alien in Independence  2003 Page #201  
to know if he had been involved in anything official dealing with the UFO s 2003 Page #202  
d received an outright denial that anything remotely resembling the Spitsbe 2004 Page #13  
thers assert that they didn't hear anything. Ca Thursday, around 1930 hour: 2004 Page #19  
ECAUSE THERE WAS NO PRIOR NOISE OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT. YOU KNOW, THEY JUST  2004 Page #24  
meant it was traveling faster than anything known. It should be noted that  2004 Page #28  
ed outside of town and no one knew anything about it until a man rode by se 2004 Page #29  
er type, he declined to talk about anything he had not personally seen. But 2004 Page #30  
e headstone but was helpless to do anything about it. As a law enforcement  2004 Page #31  
nforcement officer powerless to do anything about a crime, his statement in 2004 Page #31  
t Kitty Hawk, NJ, six years before anything man made was in the air. 29     2004 Page #32  
man Smith said they had never seen anything like it before or since, did no 2004 Page #40  
 trace...not a clue...not a bit of anything." And so it seemed to end there 2004 Page #42  
ook the names not really expecting anything and sure enough he found three  2004 Page #44  
fter. He could not remember seeing anything in the nature of a flotilla of  2004 Page #44  
n they did, a large machine unlike anything they had ever seen before stood 2004 Page #48  
e fact on base but we couldn't ask anything. II personally think your under 2004 Page #51  
t all. It didn't give me depths or anything like that. Just three tunnels.  2004 Page #53  
tower and check to see if they saw anything. The attitude from the desk ser 2004 Page #55  
us nights so I didn't want to miss anything. I remember repeating the trans 2004 Page #55  
he bottom of the crater hole — nor anything else. (The El Paso Times, May 3 2004 Page #68  
ery, Alabama, to start looking for anything that had to do with the Cold Wa 2004 Page #70  
o one in the public and media knew anything about them until the February 2 2004 Page #71  
her. The material was tougher than anything we were familiar with on earth. 2004 Page #74  
e people, and realized that wasn't anything that they could do about it; th 2004 Page #88  
position here is that nobody knows anything at all about the matter at all. 2004 Page #90  
ping out eyes and ears open and if anything does develop you will probably  2004 Page #90  
 exchange information. If you have anything to contribute we would be glad  2004 Page #91  
terson, and to see if he could add anything more to what he had told Wilber 2004 Page #92  
hing concrete: Q: Have we captured anything? We must have. A: Sure. Q: Anyt 2004 Page #99  
nything? We must have. A: Sure. Q: Anything, did we learn anything? A: Yeah 2004 Page #99  
A: Sure. Q: Anything, did we learn anything? A: Yeah. I think so. In a late 2004 Page #99  
. Palmiro asked him if he had seen anything in his father's papers related  2004 Page #100  
 conventional materials? Was there anything unusual about it? A: Well the s 2004 Page #102  
sed to convince the public of most anything. Closing Speculation Most of wh 2004 Page #130  
he words "victims of the wreck" or anything else on the piece of paper in R 2004 Page #141  
ed.., it is just impossible to get anything on it." On June 20, 1983, Barry 2004 Page #146  
r man, I know you're not guilty or anything. Get the pkise in the air and y 2004 Page #158  
 Majestic 12 Some explanations are anything but new: A Proto-Template for R 2004 Page #166  
om any questions that would reveal anything he might know about UFOs, or wh 2004 Page #176  
t Truman was asked whether he knew anything about the flying discs that wer 2004 Page #176  
on that the President doesn't know anything. There are a number of incident 2004 Page #176  
— though he confessed "I didn't do anything." The work on the re-election c 2004 Page #181  
nd if there was any question about anything they had the right to ask about 2004 Page #183  
id it's a million to one that it's anything but — its not Venus — it's not  2004 Page #184  
his friend Bob Haldeman if he knew anything about the landing of aliens at  2004 Page #184  
ough" said Emenegger, "I didn't do anything." I immediately filed a Freedom 2004 Page #185  
. If you are not in you don't know anything. If you are in then you see whe 2004 Page #190  
und an indication that Clinton had anything to do with it. There are no sto 2004 Page #196  
rying to find out if I really knew anything about flying saucers that had l 2004 Page #221  
around for 10 or 11 years, and not anything new and exotic. Let me present  2004 Page #227  
osal here in the School to djscuss anything that involves our end-activity  2005 Page #35  
al replied, "I don't have to prove anything. \\lhatever I had to say, I've  2005 Page #35  
m-Young interview does not provide anything more of real significance. That 2005 Page #40  
 the crash site." "DID HE DESCRIBE ANYTHING ABOUT THE COLOR?" "l think he s 2005 Page #69  
red of the area to see if there is anything buried out there that would sho 2005 Page #71  
e)e on us just as we were on them. Anything like this would have set off al 2005 Page #71  
ased, it is just impossible to get anything on it." The "lot of it" was a r 2005 Page #80  
orld .... Better than Star Trek or anything you can see in the movies." He  2005 Page #82  
any ways behaves differentl y from anything that is known about electromagn 2005 Page #91  
s in natural research, was open to anything that seemed real." Keyhoe's boo 2005 Page #95  
 retrieve. From now on everything, anything, was possible. Nothing could an 2005 Page #96  
s l thjnk right, but they don't so anything to lessen his work. \Y/e all ha 2005 Page #103  
y, they were ordered not co reveal anything and were told that they had see 2005 Page #147  
overnment. He doesn't need to know anything about it. It might cause him tr 2005 Page #156  
ing. They asked Faustino if he had anything that might belong to them. He d 2005 Page #157  
ed not admit that they couldn't do anything about it. The American people h 2006 Page #8  
world.... Better than Star Trek or anything you can see in the movies.' Wou 2006 Page #27  
ng of human (it could be virtually anything, but as a practical matter incl 2006 Page #52  
al warned me not to expect to find anything. He said the cleanup crew walke 2006 Page #80  
 to that story" and "We don't know anything about it." At least that is wha 2006 Page #91  
g to the story or they didn't know anything about it?" I then began to rese 2006 Page #91  
e only time I was ever involved in anything of this nature. This event took 2006 Page #123  
he open. That way, if the Army did anything against him, they'd be seen doi 2006 Page #124  
 James Prescott isn't going to say anything [on the record]; he'd be killed 2006 Page #124  
 things that can happen if he says anything. And now, Prescott has said 121 2006 Page #124  
He's sorry; he doesn't want to say anything further for the moment, because 2006 Page #125  
d was louder, bigger, heavier that anything you could imagine to do with an 2006 Page #127  
r and louder and they couldn't see anything in the sky but then they felt t 2006 Page #127  
n from the mountain and didn't say anything more. Nothing about who brought 2006 Page #127  
e the search were unable to locate anything of relevancy. The controversy s 2006 Page #133  
umentation available as to whether anything was visible in the 'hole'. "It  2006 Page #136  
rambled the F-104s. We didn't have anything faster than an F-104 back then  2006 Page #146  
t supposed to talk to the press or anything about it. DID THEY EXPLAIN WHY  2006 Page #148  
devices on the radar to photograph anything that we saw on that radar. Ever 2006 Page #149  
upervisor did), so I would not say anything. But my Dad's supervisor threat 2006 Page #153  
 happen to me if I was ever to say anything to anyone about what I was look 2006 Page #153  
lor, take off color, they could do anything they wanted to. And they moved  2006 Page #153  
s Earth that we know of that looks anything like this. It's not a human bei 2006 Page #159  
t no more.' I asked, 'Does it have anything to do with that vault, what we  2006 Page #160  
ing to quite believing in Jesus or anything. Come on!' He said, 'No, but th 2006 Page #162  
er wraps. You're not in trouble or anything, OK? And that's it. If you said 2006 Page #162  
of 500 - 600 mph, far in excess of anything but the fastest fighter jets of 2006 Page #172  
llectual antennae twitching toward anything out of the ordinary, it was mon 2006 Page #183  
nd in the Puget Sound) if they saw anything on radar about 3:45 AM. Whidbey 2006 Page #185  
ly, the question remains: What, if anything, did the NOAA vessel find? With 2006 Page #191  
around the area but could not find anything to account for the damage. Then 2006 Page #206  
 mission co sell us eve~ thing and anything imaginable. Bur is there more a 2007 Page #59  
 more to do with Earth's cows than anything else, just ask America's Beef P 2007 Page #62  
ically reading any books or seeing anything on television about the subject 2007 Page #80  
ust keeping them running more than anything. i\tf\XI: \Xlould you have been 2007 Page #83  
search. I wasn't trying to uncover anything about the hackers' deaths. 1 wa 2007 Page #85  
    internet access. 1 did not see anything chat referred to this alleged i 2007 Page #91  
xtradition law and can't deal with anything to do with the actual charges.  2007 Page #91  
at to do. And nobody would tell us anything. AJJ of sudden a few days later 2007 Page #122  
t this particular day there wasn't anything but a few clouds. Llttle, pillo 2007 Page #122  
Not even my dad. My dad didn't say anything, in fact, I never e, en noticed 2007 Page #123  
e got back to town, we hadn't seen anything yet. Bue once my dad had gotten 2007 Page #124  
 that said army, nothing that said anything. Except for NASA, if I remember 2007 Page #124  
out it? Joe: l don't th.ink he saw anything because he wasn't the only one  2007 Page #125  
one-they didn't want to talk about anything about the fire. Nothing. Don't  2007 Page #125  
 our dads came back and didn't say anything. Nothing . Whether or not they  2007 Page #125  
king back as a kid l never thought anything of it. But as an adult, and bei 2007 Page #126  
taken apart, but I have never seen anything completely flatten out the deck 2007 Page #126  
rbin that reads thus: "Do you know anything about a 'crashed-object' progra 2007 Page #132  
ably about two months before I did anything with it. I looked at it and sai 2007 Page #134  
ingly or unwittingly, she revealed anything of a national security matter t 2007 Page #136  
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e ls looking for. "I've never seen anything like this,-says State. Sen. Jul 2007 Page #145  
o drive up and see if we could see anything. 160                            2007 Page #166  
 level. But you couldn't reaUy see anything underneath it. It was just kind 2007 Page #169  
or ... Aunt: No, you could not see anything underneath it. Paul: And it was 2007 Page #169  
position because you could not see anything underneath ... Mom and Aunt: No 2007 Page #170  
 I don't know why no one ever said anything. We didn't! Qaughs) Paul: Yeah, 2007 Page #171  
, was a shiny, silvery disc unlike anything the Mexicans had ever seen. Sol 2007 Page #186  
e of the witnesses reported seeing anything inside this hole. This puncture 2007 Page #187  
ng this story. He couldn't tell me anything more than what had been publish 2008 Page #8  
, used airplanes. They didn't find anything of importance, except some ashe 2008 Page #8  
ntal aircraft that had crashed and anything that leaked about the event cou 2008 Page #15  
cause he felt that he did not have anything to hide. One of the men then be 2008 Page #30  
ties: those who will do just about anything to further their own career and 2008 Page #44  
bout it, and then he would not say anything. " She was also aware Don Betts 2008 Page #53  
 she promised to ask him if he had anything else to tell me after so much t 2008 Page #54  
y made no sense, and he also added anything that burned that visibly wouldn 2008 Page #54  
er, "We 're certainly not guarding anything in the Elk River area," on Dece 2008 Page #60  
idence of any potential threat, or anything judged to be of any "defence si 2008 Page #61  
s we know, they weren't modulating anything . They were just transmitting r 2008 Page #76  
ing on and off Because I never saw anything like that coming from the woods 2008 Page #79  
116 Intent of Tab "E" ■Tell nobody anything until the threat's gone ("reque 2008 Page #122  
ords, members should pretend to be anything or anybody, adopt any philosoph 2008 Page #126  
rmation , pictures, accelerations, anything that can be noticed could be tr 2009 Page #22  
         Crisman may not have seen anything at all at Maury Island. He came 2009 Page #31  
erner: The object was not built by anything, obviously, that we know about  2009 Page #48  
were operating beyond the realm of anything I have ever seen before or sinc 2009 Page #59  
 It made no sense. I've never seen anything that had that type of effect be 2009 Page #64  
TOUCHED THE SYMBOLS, DID YOU HA VE ANYTHING COME INTO YOUR MIND IN TERMS OF 2009 Page #67  
and craft were beyond the realm of anything we know and were intelligently  2009 Page #75  
t a later point, but it was beyond anything we know or we had in place at t 2009 Page #75  
that, 'Well, we really didn't have anything to do with it. Something did ha 2009 Page #78  
why they put me there and if I saw anything strange happening in the woods, 2009 Page #79  
d gave no indication that they saw anything. They posted me on that East Ga 2009 Page #82  
long and told me to report ifl saw anything else and they all left."        2009 Page #82  
h no wrinkles. She was amazed that anything could be that strong and yet be 2009 Page #91  
hasized that she had never handled anything else like that and her life. Ju 2009 Page #91  
he face of the unknown? Just about anything is possible, of course, but no  2009 Page #140  
not expected that they can produce anything more than the very weakest sort 2009 Page #159  
he newsmen asked if the weapon had anything to do with the casualties or so 2009 Page #160  
!ficully w.as, tor such a produci! anything more than the n,-, the need o!  2009 Page #182  

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um, almost unimaginable by today's anything- goes journalistic standards. T 2003 Page #90  

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; it is when you are investigating anything-a murder, a fatal traffic accid 2008 Page #55  

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he newsman asked if the weapon had anythinJ! to do with the 164 Gibson, Pro 2009 Page #170  

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 signs of being changed or amended anytime soon. The Coming of the Fireball 2008 Page #26  

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e, Reich wrote: "I had not sturued anytlung 92                              2005 Page #94  
ed Like they were trying to see if anytlung was Like hirung in the bushes o 2007 Page #169  

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justed to ETs □ It is not a secret anyway to those who have been abducted,  2003 Page #188  
n in Independence Day - the movie. Anyway I want to thank you for stepping  2003 Page #201  
want to thank you for stepping in. Anyway, in response to the push by the W 2003 Page #201  
as miffed, but stayed by the phone anyway while his passengers plied him wi 2004 Page #35  
The second surprising fact (to me, anyway) is the large percentages of alie 2004 Page #115  
 did the 1952 Robertson Panel guy. Anyway Bob Baker was very well known at  2004 Page #184  
Norton and being offered the film: Anyway, after Hynek came here, and he wa 2004 Page #192  
we have no proof of flying saucers anyway. Why should Reich's great work be 2005 Page #103  
nt is going to find out who he is, anyway, aren't they?' 120                2006 Page #123  
ad a range of — well, never mind — anyway, I could see Miami! (laughs) And  2006 Page #145  
t a lot of trouble, well, somewhat anyway. But I had opened my mouth before 2006 Page #161  
ut he may be under special orders. Anyway, he's against the secrecy policy. 2007 Page #133  
and w]ijte. That's what I remember anyway. The whole time this thing was gl 2007 Page #169  
convincing the Soviets for a while anyway. I remember President Johnson's c 2009 Page #17  

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ne man in the suit must have taken anywhere from from 10 to 15 pictures at  2003 Page #69  
blish covert operations to recover anywhere in world □ Establish and mainta 2003 Page #172  
unning secret locations, recovery "anywhere in the world" and absolute top  2003 Page #173  
al to the containment and recovery anywhere in the world of a crashed UFO.  2004 Page #7  
an, Bolivia — or indeed just about anywhere. Beyond doubt, the crashed UFO  2004 Page #17  
s the first time it has been shown anywhere, outside of the editing room. M 2004 Page #59  
ered something, but that didn't go anywhere. 181                            2004 Page #184  
and not any meteor shower activity anywhere near that area on September 12, 2006 Page #97  
ook to it. I would say size ranged anywhere from 15 feet across to 100 feet 2006 Page #153  
a truth and it was not going to go anywhere and he did not like that. WERE  2006 Page #161  
uldn't melt. A cutting torch burns anywhere from 3200 to 3800 degrees Fahre 2006 Page #176  
Test Site that we visited were not anywhere near these controversial areas. 2006 Page #199  
ring witl1 rain, you're miles from anywhere and your car has just disappear 2007 Page #71  
onosphere to bounce this death ray anywhere on the planet. It is said that  2007 Page #131  
ature and has never been published anywhere until this brief summary. The i 2007 Page #195  
to be able to respond 4-6 hours to anywhere in the coastal U.S. They are tr 2008 Page #45  

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ce while inciting ridicule against an}one who would claim otherwise. With t 2005 Page #119  

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 go before we hit solid hardpan or an~ thing like that. It's a tough nut to 2005 Page #71  
tructures of such vehicles against an~ effects from acceleration of the veh 2005 Page #173  
 went on ro be_come as_ recognize~ an~ ?eloved a worldwide icon as _Mickey  2007 Page #62  
·A OK A.vtc..:.&. t•..:..~::••H::i An~;.::!."-. !.A'Tf.U.I':'!.~ r~...:;uc, 2009 Page #123  

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4th. 1978 •masmca," d1 le moment I an~W mommtum -··-----.... -, .. - 17     2005 Page #19  

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T;m1wn J;111nd lr. · Uc~ toda.y 1n an· '?.•nr or Ult! 1uturc tlle ultrn -vt 2009 Page #182  

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tr-FFK y Hear -ecretary Forr*atali Ao per our recent conversation on ihls r 2003 Page #136  
n 1966. 4 feet tall. old therewere ao backless' the base In total. Told a c 2006 Page #26  
* AID • W.% KAN SAO. ••• MO. W CA, AO, A*.Wifit lux.. A .11.• wnet ..•••• . 2006 Page #34  
t eo. =-=-.,a ~1~t-1.-.1 u, e ,'\u ao. 1,v~ s,....._,,,.,ty Ful\'"-=•u-i 11 2007 Page #176  
"WJ, ..... ,...,... •&M~ -~ ~A~"'" ao.o.~.,.,.& -...uo ou;w S'flOTTt.D nvo  2009 Page #105  
A.~ ~o..G Pa.lU·$.~C UJ'O S .. :1a.AO(.i,._Ol..O g·r' r~AA\C:..S. .~"t4~"'  2009 Page #116  
,g, ., 1'~C,.....--"G itl.f$CO-..~ ao:...: -'t L[,\{T , "'~"'£:. Fe,. s,cc, 2009 Page #123  
1Bted d.i.st..lnce !or s:.ich !rom ao:; conceivab le fornl! ol 04e• ncilo11 2009 Page #182  
va hly could fly arouncl a quottcl ao; ssint: th~ \\"C:tpon isj ,city Jor l 2009 Page #183  

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atiaatad that tha alaalaa waald ha aoa^aaad at aaaa wight ar taa. o^wrta, a 2003 Page #220  

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Mwtw ta mm ftr Maa tiaa w haw baoa aoaaidariag what MWe oTrs&sa ha tahaa wi 2003 Page #220  

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MLo ywr eatiaate af tha eknraatar, aoAaot, and prabnbla a—aipimsgaa c2 aaaf 2003 Page #226  

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&B fartbor wfZkdal Okinaaa J# $$ ; Aoac&Ma FWrd to «Mai ? In pwanUag ibjj • 2003 Page #216  

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raa for a brlaf wnrrejr of anrrwst aoaditdaaa than. than la attaahod a draf 2003 Page #220  

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in la CMaa aad iwtlmhaljr knaaa ta aoajr Iwyortrirfr Ohlaaaa offlalala. It  2003 Page #220  

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tiaaa haw aaamfl t© aa ha ha taaad aoaoahat wyoa aa waroaliatla ar laaafHat 2003 Page #220  

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MA yw my fusawml, sat ths yrohshla aoaooqwoaoos la ■&Lo swi that aaalstaaao 2003 Page #223  

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CM.—a yripwa wttLah da nat ooafiam aoart Aaarlaan paUoy with ragarA ta Chia 2003 Page #226  

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nrarrnn ata Gwnaral Jhcfcrttar to *aoartMn«hatt»r ho cU»«4ros .you to j^o^e 2003 Page #216  

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Xar— far a tolaf aui'wy af sairaat aoatltla — ttaors. Iters la attaatot. a  2003 Page #221  

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la aaggaatad^ aad goaaral Wairthsr aoBawrw* that goaml Vadaaogor ratan via  2003 Page #220  

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.,/ARDS llll•O(M((. O• ■\ltt.,.llt aODlllll.£1 l~"ON• Com"1nder, 1608 SPS,  2007 Page #174  

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.. HU6E •SA1,0 BOWL. Ul'O ,.,.,_,. aoeB~O MO SrrTEIUO "TIR0UG~ "Tli~ 1'\ll  2009 Page #124  

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—Halal aa—ar« Ito jpobSzr? is tetk aoflaa axd (— • toe—aadails — tow tow rr 2003 Page #221  

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le in draft form at http://members.aol.com/AllenTough/intro.html. Sharing t 2006 Page #70  

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 evwad that aaadatanae in net gi—• Aon you* nlaalm la China in eanplated ya 2003 Page #226  

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am r*l«tian-t« ^®a«r«l ^nd e©n©a£p aon^ilcKis -ttoong&rat Jth« “©©wibxye Ba 2003 Page #216  

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lkonod UI -I I-,,_,. OOj«o moving ,aoo "" -bco "' .... S.,-,dla Ma.,ntalnl. 2007 Page #165  

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w Halal aamoora Sa jrahlaa la hath aooplax aad gaaw* haaaaaoadailaaa haw to 2003 Page #220  

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ect o norionostart. For a. wassail aoreoseo, a *senders 0501 The datre- *ha 2006 Page #35  

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nstalling a pilot plant et Awoke." aoroilutted by saying; *VIM Argentina Is 2004 Page #20  

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the riarii,,ai were tlyrop %surer, aorta Ott the 1001 4mati &meta van a vid 2006 Page #30  

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warriiiial .Negoly .1 ./43 moot. 1 aos 0011 67 le January 1967 2 Project MO 2004 Page #19  

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4* ^ct giABm* '■Wn yw 4a Chin*, da aosplsted you MU- P.3?®®*® 4ww trip Jtea 2003 Page #216  

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, 1947 My deer Hr. PreMdaatti I da aot Udsk tbere ahaeld be pafalieit/ oa U 2003 Page #219  

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o taken with regard to the rapidly Aotorlor@tl@^ situation in Ohlaa. Wo ore 2003 Page #228  

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t ros-es -and fn-u -..,s illu- A t aoy r:ute, It Ls not at ,-11 Im-tr1ina.t 2009 Page #163  

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 local small town papers. Both the AP and UPI transmitted wire stories abou 2003 Page #55  
 aftecthio r‘-2u ,[?;slADId as ;71(AP . HASES. 'TILT HOT K-r'-'SS HAI HKVE  2003 Page #231  
VEN PY THE CAHPESIND, AROUND 1,130 AP ON FPIOAy LAST WEEK WE HEARD A LOUD W 2004 Page #21  
f the story, which appeared on the AP wire only at 3:26pm Fort Worth time,  2004 Page #236  
m get the Roswell story before the AP? Good question, and I can only guess  2004 Page #236  
t itself out of Roswell before the AP finally succeeded at 2:26pm Roswell t 2004 Page #237  
:26pm Roswell time that afternoon. AP was one of the largest and widely sub 2004 Page #237  
Star Telegram itself subscribed to AP, it had four dedicated lines, but it  2004 Page #237  
hat was going on in Roswell before AP? But we do also know of another reaso 2004 Page #237  
ettmann image was wired out not by AP, but via INP much later that night an 2004 Page #237  
via the 2:26pm (3:26pm Fort Worth) AP wire story. Later that afternoon, pro 2004 Page #238  
ng Saucers. WASHINGTON, Aug 19, - (AP) _The Air Force said tonight that 'th 2006 Page #45  
 Saucers W.ASECII•TGTON, Aug. 19.—(AP)—The Air. Force- said tceight that "t 2006 Page #45  
vert relacionship with the UP] and AP wire services to place propaganda sto 2007 Page #13  
 case: "Do not transmit!" ► Denver AP Bureau "test'' by reporter R. Roger H 2007 Page #19  
story about the study by the local AP bureau, he wrote one purposel y linki 2007 Page #20  
ation of maJor news services (UPI, AP, NYT, etc.) ► 3) NYT publisher Arthur 2007 Page #23  
ation of major news sen,;ces (UPI, AP, l\T"YT, etc.) ► 3) f\..T)'T publishe 2007 Page #23  
 rt:fJOrls that ruch rc:.c:irch j (AP)-'Mrs. Eu11e1~c: Ormandy, war. uader  2009 Page #182  
n the re- ?'\EW YOIU,, _June 1-J {.AP)- ior Wl1ctJ1cr It was !or u:,;c ai:- 2009 Page #184  
ction ro first conr;Kt •l.ivc-l in ap,1rtment during puhlic,1tion of photos 2009 Page #198  

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ts and assistants will be in China ap- proxiaatoly six weeks. I should like 2003 Page #229  
 13-mite Fnll in Yosemite Valley, (AP-:N«"! 7.e.land•r~ ~p!_CUlat,.. which  2009 Page #182  

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003 19 Carole Chaski's variables ■ AP-adjcctive -diffltult, true, cerlain,  2008 Page #118  

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.-cMJA~_,..,.._ ~10\c..,_o/O..~d~o/ap6aa. ....... ._. .,.,, ..... ~,cvu,--1 2005 Page #19  

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the 1940s. Espanola, the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation, Chama, Tierra 2004 Page #73  
hree discs that surrounded a Piper Apache airplane flown by Carlos de los S 2007 Page #191  

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a Silva, 16, her sister, Valquiria Aparecida Silva, 14, and chei r friend,  2005 Page #31  

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tion □ No. of sightings  2, 1 mile apart □ Within seven days or of no value 2003 Page #177  
of them, big lights, about 15 feet apart in a straight line, red/orange in  2004 Page #36  
ion. The agreement started to fall apart when the military could not give a 2004 Page #87  
instruction no one at the Embassy, apart from Wright and myself, is to disc 2004 Page #90  
field Station before the deal fell apart. The story began in 1954 when Smit 2004 Page #103  
               The Road to Roswell Apart from obvious disappearances, murde 2004 Page #146  
 of Vallee and Hynek the deal fell apart and the documentary was never fini 2004 Page #193  
most certainly seemed to have been apart of effort to get the Holloman film 2004 Page #197  
so set the Marcel and Ramey images apart and re-enforced the growing belief 2004 Page #234  
ese are only 118th of a light year apart from each other, but are a billion 2006 Page #5  
 center section and wings were cut apart with blowtorches and loaded onto t 2006 Page #75  
. Article 135 pitched up and broke apart, raining debris over the Pacific.  2006 Page #77  
ehicle struck the ground and broke apart, scattering pieces of the secret d 2006 Page #79  
971 and they occurred just one day apart. On 23 June, a B-57 flown by two T 2006 Page #87  
left tracks from six to eight feet apart. Wore a suit of green armor. Looke 2006 Page #98  
NE ON TOP OF THE OTHER, BUT SPACED APART. Exactly. SO THAT IS WHAT YOU WERE 2006 Page #153  
sole as he was tearing the console apart. It came from the edge of the clif 2006 Page #155  
omething caused this metal to come apart." It looked like something that wa 2006 Page #176  
om elsewhere. Tough act to follow! Apart from his rigorous observance of th 2006 Page #181  
rward together, not pull ourselves apart. We may agree to disagree, but we  2006 Page #182  
on the same spot only a short time apart, yet their air bubbles surfaced in 2006 Page #191  
 and emerging far from each other. Apart from accomplishing little toward t 2006 Page #191  
nes I have seen having to be taken apart, but I have never seen anything co 2007 Page #126  
in the soil with each leg ten feet apart. Close-up photo of triangular inde 2008 Page #83  
huster, 1977 The Day the Sky Spilt Apart, Roy A. Gallant, Atheneum , 1995 T 2008 Page #103  
a New \X1orld Order ■ Thing; F:111 Apart ■ Going to Area 51 ■ Gulf Breeze R 2008 Page #166  

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ted from her 12th floor, Manhattan apartment building. Budd shared the name 2006 Page #203  
bq Video #1 ( 4:08) Zoom back from apartment door where Sandy Rivers, Rebec 2007 Page #166  
nts. NARRATION OVER VIDEO: This is Apartment Number 1040 at Pennsylvania an 2007 Page #166  
, while their moms were inside the apartment listening to the radio. Camera 2007 Page #166  
s. The three youngsters ran to the apartment yelling for their parents to c 2007 Page #166  
ter which was not that far from my apartment. It got me wondering if there  2009 Page #137  

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 were then known as Arroyo del Oso Apartments. NARRATION OVER VIDEO: This i 2007 Page #166  

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tmosphere of suspicion, denial and apathy born of fear, a small contingent  2005 Page #153  
acted by a convenient explanation. Apathy may be the worst form of corrupti 2008 Page #55  

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ferences /in^the head, eyes, hands apd feet. They have a slight build about 2003 Page #236  

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** (MN) **o**ure EXECUTE ORDERs HQ APEARS ASSURED IT WOULD BE MAJOR Line 6  2004 Page #229  

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where technology such as gun sight aperture cameras, ejection seats, and he 2009 Page #89  

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ter, where they were injected into apes and other lower forms of life—then  2006 Page #114  
other lower forms of life—then the apes escaped from Ft. Detrick and prion- 2006 Page #114  

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IEVALS The MJ-12 Group sits at the apex of an extensive network of governme 2006 Page #16  

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  Strange Death of James Forrestal APhll, 8, 1940 THE NEW VOHK TIME Forrsal 2003 Page #91  

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il'f twiai ngs. eor.tol of pu Irie apink)n. Nol a single pho(OQI"~ ra:ord o 2009 Page #151  

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 about noon, Seate Policeman Eddie Apodaca, a family friend who had been su 2005 Page #155  
d at the Padilla home. We directed Apodaca and Jose's dad toward the crash  2005 Page #155  
f by magic, the object reappeared. Apodaca and Faustino led the way to the  2005 Page #156  
 of the .Homhrecitos anymore. When Apodaca and Faustino came out of the obj 2005 Page #156  
ent calls them weather balloons, " Apodaca said. "They'll want this thing b 2005 Page #156  

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 Reagan made a campaign speech for Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt whe 2004 Page #195  
 retrieval technology ? Of course, Apollo 14 astronaut, Dr. Edgar Mitchell, 2005 Page #81  
 number of years. See Cox, Billy, "Apollo 14 astronaut searches for the tru 2005 Page #81  
r Cronkite and CBS News during the Apollo Program, astounded conspiracy res 2008 Page #134  
NASA space launches, including the Apollo moon missions, were set to coinci 2008 Page #134  
n fact, the original official NASA Apollo Lunar Program logo of the 1960s c 2008 Page #135  
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NASA quietly changed this official Apollo Program logo-adding random stars  2008 Page #135  
ve mission planning for the entire Apollo Lunar program, far from being mer 2008 Page #135  
o set the launch date and time for Apollo space mission, as well as many ot 2008 Page #135  
 82 launches that were part of the Apollo preparation phase-and Apollo itse 2008 Page #135  
f the Apollo preparation phase-and Apollo itself. Additionally , I have sho 2008 Page #135  
ditionally , I have shown that the Apollo missions follow this same pattern 2008 Page #135  
LOPROBLDI; \VJi,-\TNO ONE St\,ID!! Apollo was about far more than going to  2008 Page #151  

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o correct the mrlift' mistakes THE APOLLOPROBLDI; \VJi,-\TNO ONE St\,ID!! A 2008 Page #151  

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om Captain Hill conveying Watson's apologies, and was asked if the report c 2005 Page #98  

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 new: A Proto-Template for Roswell Apologists • Natural • Artificial • Venu 2004 Page #166  

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'This is D.' He'd go, 'Yes, sir, I apologize, sir.' On the radar screens as 2006 Page #154  

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r rm:iPilation will domi•l -'A'i-W:apons as tNrifyinc ;u u,~_iMte th!! ;;lo 2009 Page #183  

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115!3" prod11crd m11ny .?ccret wc-.apoos and one of ~rn w,u the .atomic bom 2009 Page #163  

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f liquid metal, which produced a \ apor as it fell on the wet street. "The  2007 Page #199  

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_,_,., O:,; t'•• l• ...,.r -=~') • app.:t.r•nt\ J 1 d~1 :•"Jll;"l• r;,111.  2008 Page #20  
1hc purport..d devclop:ncr:\ n! a' app!Jcsl lnns, it was sli1ted, WGUlcl 1: 2009 Page #182  

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~:h ."uaold. .Eloi.se. I por+.er, ;appa.rrotl}' 5:.u:n!Jlc-d en I rrt:..-'i 2009 Page #163  

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and framed by the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains , Oak Ridge seems  2008 Page #27  

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 station. There, the attendant was appalled at the sight of the clung and r 2005 Page #32  

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 "Did it Ride A Meteor - Boys Spot Appalling Creature Near Flatwoods, Link  2006 Page #95  

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cess of any producible by ordinary apparan1s . for they may amount to sever 2005 Page #16  

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allowed such a deceptivel y simple apparatu s to alter entire weather front 2005 Page #88  

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an jet planes. In the wreck of the apparatus the expert is said to have dis 2004 Page #12  
 Laboratories'? Shary-Shagan • SDI apparatus • Advanced Optical Weaponry •  2004 Page #162  
ne set it up with oxygen breathing apparatus, which was probably the cause  2005 Page #32  
ud-buster , a simple yet effective apparatus which, when properly employed, 2005 Page #88  
y for himself through a laboratory apparatus designed for that purpose. See 2005 Page #91  
to allow them access to any of rus apparatus, or written materials, and con 2005 Page #101  
 the shattered remains of a flying apparatus onto a huge flatbed truck and  2005 Page #153  
vr lectr Ulan elm transxtuceis and apparatus and systems coma 'sing the san 2006 Page #35  
t tea dinette* such electroldnetic apparatus may be used as an electric tan 2006 Page #35  
set up a censorship and propaganda apparatus along the lines of what the Br 2007 Page #10  
meetal S)1stem. The secrecy of the apparatus abets its power. and intellige 2009 Page #12  
sion making. The secrecy of the ?? apparatus abets its power and intelligen 2009 Page #23  
de by some sort of landing related apparatus. The research team also met wi 2009 Page #137  

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ponsible for their development has apparencly been quite rufferem from thos 2007 Page #75  

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rg incident in 1990, it has become apparent that there are a few individual 2003 Page #57  
ct reported by many observers, the apparent change of direction of the obje 2003 Page #65  
vement with this event, nor of the apparent recovery of an object of unknow 2003 Page #66  
rs brought to this scene. It seems apparent that the metallic object which  2003 Page #70  
om the room (sic). It was suddenly apparent to everyone there that somethin 2003 Page #89  
s found within the Disc and it was apparent its left leg was broken. There  2003 Page #99  
 possible chemical reaction became apparent when very active bubble formati 2003 Page #112  
he surfaces of this sample, it was apparent that chemical oxidation product 2003 Page #112  
m what this man was doing with the apparent sanction of the Air Force. From 2003 Page #150  
 view, the cognitive dissonance of apparent approval and assistance on one  2003 Page #150  
esidual radiation ' Examination of apparent mechanical devices revealed not 2003 Page #175  
 OPNAC is in charge “regardless of apparent rank or status"; no one can int 2003 Page #177  
y arrived to insect 12—2, i became apparent to all concerned that what had  2003 Page #233  
ious radar object had been was not apparent — it was totally vaporized by t 2004 Page #68  
gs and follow-ups, consistent with apparent policy. The last one I think to 2004 Page #117  
ised. The first has to do with the apparent efficiency of the recovery team 2004 Page #127  
tory • Died suddenly age of 37 of "apparent heart attack" 201               2004 Page #204  
. Gee," and Scully, much to Cahn's apparent chagrin, declined: 8 According  2004 Page #218  
got out. Chereze saw it first. The apparent "arumal" looked either hurt or  2005 Page #32  
 the zoo had turned up dead for no apparent reason. Their entrails were sen 2005 Page #34  
steady altitude, leaving behind an apparent trail of smoke or fog. 34       2005 Page #36  
 it matter that the presence of an apparent non-human intelligence is occur 2005 Page #77  
arch and development programs, and apparent.ly stumbled somehow into the al 2005 Page #81  
ky, indicating rain. Then, without apparent explanation, the clouds began t 2005 Page #99  
arrived to inspect LZ-2, it became apparent to aU concerned that what had c 2005 Page #126  
crashes and does find instances of apparent deception. He writes: 130 Detai 2005 Page #132  
tone could not have seen it in the apparent ownership of the US military in 2005 Page #147  
d ends that they found. A piece of apparent crash debris retrieved from the 2005 Page #157  
lanation provides an answer to the apparent genuineness of SOM1-01 as impli 2006 Page #16  
y at all times regardless of their apparent rank or status. No person has t 2006 Page #18  
en (fast) to gradual (slow) 2. the apparent degree of familiarity or strang 2006 Page #52  
crashing intrusion. With no danger apparent, and no immediate change in the 2006 Page #58  
s. Fast-Familiar -Positive - While apparent familiarity would aid in assess 2006 Page #65  
ents. Slow-Familiar -Positive Both apparent familiarity and slow occurrence 2006 Page #66  
unintended consequences. - Despite apparent positivity, strangeness would r 2006 Page #67  
 subjugation of the human species. Apparent familiarity will make negative  2006 Page #67  
at Capital." It was said that this apparent meteor prompted "jittery Washin 2006 Page #95  
viruses and prions--the latter the apparent source of deadly "mad cow" and  2006 Page #101  
now four examples from the past of apparent alien-caused illnesses, followe 2006 Page #112  
ted. (Horizontal) The second is by apparent hereditary Mendelian transmissi 2006 Page #114  
rgically removed, without bleeding apparent. Sometimes broken legs suggest  2006 Page #115  
ss the alleged crash sit with such apparent ease? According to Matthew Will 2006 Page #125  
dinary, well-documented case of an apparent UFO water-landing and subsequen 2006 Page #182  
 5) Chronic Institutional amnesia (apparent inability of editors and report 2007 Page #23  
 5) Chronic institutional amnesia (apparent inability of editors and report 2007 Page #24  
UFO phenomenon is real. ■ Involves apparent technology. ■ Affects national  2007 Page #51  
ersations with Mr. Botz, it became apparent that what he saw the large 116' 2007 Page #114  
but it was three hours late for no apparent reason. The engineers were clea 2007 Page #130  
o secure UFO crash-sites with such apparent speed and ease? 3. To where is  2007 Page #132  
otic technologies. And wruJe it is apparent that the bulk of the work of Pr 2007 Page #132  
as follows: Rothberg discussed the apparent comeback of [Marilyn Monroe] wi 2007 Page #135  
Nevertheless, the "MD" cited in an apparent report on the Oklahoma case of  2007 Page #144  
dition, no lights of any kind were apparent. There was also no obvious mech 2007 Page #187  
y gave accounts of encounters with apparent alien beings that had taken the 2008 Page #35  
 witnesses . However , it was very apparent the event created a powerful me 2008 Page #59  
et x IO feet). No landing gear was apparent, but the object seemed like it  2008 Page #81  
he measures that must be taken are apparent. However , this memo doesn't st 2008 Page #106  
fy a very serious problem are very apparent. Respectfully, Isl Dr. J. Roben 2008 Page #114  
ombs soon.) ■"The measures ... are apparent." ........... l(n, Some key def 2008 Page #116  
attention of policy makers. It was apparent that in this role the instituti 2009 Page #12  
 this information ? II was at once apparent that America 's the CIA's new w 2009 Page #12  
athering organization. It was also apparent, and most crucial in the contex 2009 Page #12  
 now 'hit a fly in space.' "It was apparent to both sides that UFO incursio 2009 Page #17  
attention of policy makers. It was apparent that in this role the instituti 2009 Page #23  
g this information? It was at once apparent that the CIA 's new world role  2009 Page #23  
athering organization. It was also apparent , and most crucial in the conte 2009 Page #23  
erning the reported recovery of an apparent alien body at the scene, Werner 2009 Page #49  
overed craft; and that outlined an apparent autopsy of the alien corpse at  2009 Page #53  
unity for an interview, and for no apparent reason, the promjse was broken, 2009 Page #94  
he war effort as it quickly became apparent to allied commanders that they  2009 Page #155  
 as well as misinformation becomes apparent, as summarized in the following 2009 Page #167  
ime service and this was made very apparent in his rough autobiography whic 2009 Page #173  
ssible answers. ln 1945, it became apparent to the United States that Sovie 2009 Page #177  

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he sides of their rental vehjcles. Apparentl y someone in management was aw 2007 Page #70  
ig silver tubeshaped craft, and it apparentl y crossed the sky until it cra 2007 Page #128  
oximately. 3,000 feet. The burning apparentl y continued until the next day 2007 Page #128  

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at Garrison also investigated, and apparently employed Lee Harvey Oswald in 2003 Page #42  
wide, weight 28 grams or 4-1/2 oz. Apparently a collapsed container of some 2003 Page #46  
e original news reports, there was apparently no fire near Kecksburg. We no 2003 Page #53  
ublic through the news broadcasts. Apparently hundreds of people, not only  2003 Page #55  
was that fell from the sky and was apparently recovered by the military tha 2003 Page #56  
y visited the facility. The object apparently only stayed at that base for  2003 Page #61  
g directions. Mike and his brother apparently had fun all evening sending p 2003 Page #67  
lding in the building where it was apparently being examined, but he also s 2003 Page #68  
nd reports this exchange. Harrison apparently forgets to lock the Secretary 2003 Page #91  
on hospital memo paper, but he had apparently been interrupted in his effor 2003 Page #94  
 this important job on this night? Apparently the regularly assigned attend 2003 Page #95  
scaping gas that makes the bubbles apparently forced a vent 109             2003 Page #113  
d, only to reappear seconds later, apparently miles from where they had jus 2003 Page #142  
intelligence operations, they were apparently forced to admit to the other  2003 Page #150  
 now not widely known, having been apparently replaced by the use of duct t 2003 Page #176  
UFO that was on the ground. It had apparently crashed and it was stuck in t 2003 Page #197  
erning an unidentified object that apparently recently fell from the sky. T 2004 Page #7  
ee lights? And how had the spheres apparently negotiated a smooth landing?  2004 Page #11  
 American in origin. The newspaper apparently did not know their point of o 2004 Page #16  
 TELL IS THAT THEY HEARD NO NOISE. APPARENTLY wHATEvER EXPLODED wAS movrmo  2004 Page #24  
 HEADLINES ALL OVER TEE WORLD. BUT APPARENTLY WHOEVER FIRED THE MISSILE IS  2004 Page #24  
 the whole town was soon aroused." Apparently there was even some communica 2004 Page #32  
 close proximity to the rocket, it apparently affected the rocket's traject 2004 Page #65  
e El Paso County Sheriff's Office, apparently due to the blast effect. What 2004 Page #68  
en the rocks had been sheared off, apparently by the force of the craft's i 2004 Page #70  
the police officers at the scene.' Apparently, though, there were three inv 2004 Page #72  
stence — at all costs. That policy apparently began with the fear and shock 2004 Page #75  
op Secret V-2 launched rockets and apparently cause the V-2 rockets to chan 2004 Page #82  
their time period of history, that apparently tell the inside story of gove 2004 Page #134  
aking publicly anymore about UFOs, apparently turned against the extraterre 2004 Page #145  
ere not only threatened, they were apparently murdered or otherwise made to 2004 Page #145  
UFO that was on the ground. It had apparently crashed. It was stuck in the  2004 Page #187  
as being seen in the neighborhood. Apparently some children had reported se 2005 Page #31  
erson-a very different, weird, and apparently deformed person. It was naked 2005 Page #32  
. She described it as "very ugly," apparently wearing a helmet on its large 2005 Page #34  
ered a large number of strange and apparently amazing craft in the skies. T 2005 Page #77  
 where is the fire? Testing, 1-2-3 Apparently it is in soutl1ern California 2005 Page #82  
in the U.S. Department of Defense, apparently at or near the top (it has be 2005 Page #83  
esponded by letter six days later, apparently intrigued enough to invite Re 2005 Page #91  
sed by his enemies -his sanity ... Apparently he believed that flying sauce 2005 Page #103  
e searchlights are illuminating an apparently ovoid or circular object abou 2005 Page #121  
e mission. But the military detail apparently came from White Sands Proving 2005 Page #153  
t in a day or two," Faustino said, apparently not worried in the least abou 2005 Page #155  
the tiles on the space shuttle. It apparently does not melt when subjected  2005 Page #158  
earned. Soviet spies at Los Alamos apparently shortened the time it took th 2006 Page #9  
ramatic. A Top Secret aircraft had apparently crashed on public land in clo 2006 Page #74  
ember 12, 1952, "A brilliant flame—apparently a meteor—flashed across the s 2006 Page #89  
grams." These summary reports have apparently made of much of the AECI8 fil 2006 Page #104  
straight down to Porton Down.' And apparently they were shadowed all the wa 2006 Page #124  
he hasn't told me. But there were, apparently, some soldiers already on the 2006 Page #124  
tors had since noted that this was apparently related to a rise in childhoo 2006 Page #126  
he information that he told us had apparently come from [a] person in the N 2006 Page #127  
nd 'plane' was circular shaped and apparently in one piece although damaged 2006 Page #134  
t the decades, the reference to an apparently deadly biological agent prese 2006 Page #136  
clear attack on the USA by Russia, apparently in retaliation for the public 2006 Page #165  
t? (Merely a rhetorical question.) Apparently the military part of the gove 2006 Page #173  
lying saucers.. .that don't exist? Apparently on that day they didn't have  2006 Page #174  
he signed a secrecy oath (which he apparently broke in 1977). The first per 2006 Page #176  
ween Texas and the Mexico border." Apparently he was confused over the rada 2006 Page #178  
no debris but did sight bubbles."' Apparently having monitored the Coast Gu 2006 Page #184  
y, but to no avail. The object has apparently vanished. January 1 — 5, 1985 2006 Page #188  
mi Island, the ship returns south, apparently sailing non-stop back to its  2006 Page #188  
 upon something metallic which was apparently neither recognizable by the t 2006 Page #190  
 the air bubbles? Walker and Burke apparently dove on the same spot only a  2006 Page #191  
d it. Only then did the government apparently step in. Finally, the questio 2006 Page #191  
tant General's Library at MacDill. Apparently, the Air Force wanted to make 2007 Page #95  
tablishment of an official project apparently designed to specifically deal 2007 Page #132  
by a series of strange explosions, apparently centered high in the sky abov 2007 Page #133  
 portion of a space satellite, had apparently fallen in Bristol, Connecticu 2007 Page #140  
erning an unidentified object that apparently recently fell from the sky. T 2007 Page #141  
ll three rughly-secret borues were apparently extremely interested in the s 2007 Page #144  
in the U.S. and Great Britain, was apparently composed by someone within th 2007 Page #188  
inating the mountains below before apparently slamming into the earth miles 2007 Page #192  
ete results of these analysis have apparently been amazed by the race of ch 2007 Page #201  
rd unidentified flying object that apparently had America's Air Force on al 2008 Page #8  
ted, "Obj(ect] came in over Cuba & apparently landed in rough terrain West  2008 Page #10  
. This wasn't Hynek and Friend but apparently soldiers from the Anny's Dugw 2008 Page #12  
e object moving to the southeast , apparently making the tum over Reno, fly 2008 Page #15  
as Vegas, near the Utah border, it apparently blew up. There is a variety o 2008 Page #16  
g Cuba from the northeast. The UFO apparently entered Cuban airspace at a h 2008 Page #29  
receiving information in his mind. Apparently the intelligence agents knew  2008 Page #90  
DO OUR CHROMOSOMES HELP WITH THAT? Apparently. SLIDE# 42 September 10, 1994 2008 Page #91  
 tabs discussed earlier. Blue Book apparently was specified in the National 2008 Page #111  
ering ■ Salina was a secretary who apparently worked in CIA CI II They have 2008 Page #121  
ns , Hammans and Milners. The idea apparently was to create a Socialist soc 2008 Page #125  
 Europe would have been lost ... " Apparently, Hitler's decision to allow t 2008 Page #130  
ussia and the Caspian Sea, and was apparently designed to coincide with a n 2008 Page #136  
a few days after Pearl Harbor when apparently he felt such connections migh 2008 Page #139  
g directive, drafted by Dulles and apparently approved by six other MJ- 12  2009 Page #43  
a serious scientific phenomenon."' Apparently Esther Fein's change of heart 2009 Page #138  

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turreo a., a1 trom the o:i;ect and apparentty was no longer a tnreat to 11. 2009 Page #143  

Word: "appeal", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ject which we must study fully. We appeal to all viewers to send us details 2003 Page #12  
o a brief trip te Keren tn wake an appeal iol af the aitwaUoa there with pa 2003 Page #226  
rldwide icon as _Mickey Mouse. His appeal to children ts underuable and !us 2007 Page #62  
ut from the second illustrates the appeal that this subject has with the me 2008 Page #65  

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dentified as second sole (1 and 2) appear similar. I can see from a microsc 2003 Page #48  
gularly assigned attendant did not appear for his shift that night. No reas 2003 Page #95  
ves are similar and the signatures appear to be identical. Content Hypothes 2003 Page #203  
ence photographers', the occupants appear in most respects human with /some 2003 Page #236  
 impact sight. It was beginning to appear that the object was coming down j 2004 Page #34  
ence who at one point was ready to appear in an American TV show, Sightings 2004 Page #45  
CA) and the Rockefeller Institute, appear to have played major roles in the 2004 Page #63  
tling conclusion that "it does not appear that flying discs were passive ac 2004 Page #66  
round in the desert. There did not appear to be a crater or other ground-su 2004 Page #74  
 "peculiar phenomena" could simply appear in flight with Top Secret V-2 lau 2004 Page #82  
 as photographic copies but others appear to be original papers, arguably a 2004 Page #134  
spects of the EBE's, the protocols appear to be a bit more established than 2004 Page #171  
ing on behind the scenes. It would appear they got out and stayed out. In t 2004 Page #178  
story had taken place. He wouldn't appear on camera though, and the film pr 2004 Page #184  
. Gee" So, there are witnesses who appear to corroborate the Aztec story as 2004 Page #217  
y these pieces of visible evidence appear and disappear, so linking the ima 2004 Page #238  
an image of the directives as they appear in the document: Pro 248          2004 Page #251  
 that "the fine toxic granulations appear in the neutrophiJs of a person wh 2005 Page #34  
re extraordinar y, and they do not appear to be "ours." As a side note, it  2005 Page #74  
atever is behind all this does not appear to be forthcoming. People around  2005 Page #74  
s (for "technology" d1ey certainly appear to be) do not seem to be ours. Th 2005 Page #77  
ed. Witnesses are present, stories appear genuine, a few anachronisms may b 2005 Page #137  
ge. To his amazement it did indeed appear to show the autopsy of an alien.  2005 Page #145  
tone. The following seven elements appear in both the testimonies of Sherma 2006 Page #22  
 as they are presently configured, appear inadequate to respond effectively 2006 Page #50  
human beings? And why does the NHI appear among us now? Is it exploring? Se 2006 Page #53  
 from their faith. New cults would appear overnight. There would be a wides 2006 Page #59  
irst two of these leaked documents appear to be drafts of final versions, w 2006 Page #103  
gence photographers, the occupants appear in most respects human with anato 2006 Page #104  
ount." (16) While Williams and Fry appear convinced that the Prescott story 2006 Page #125  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference appear to be at odds. And what about the 2006 Page #191  
 Consider how the human race might appear to a more peaceful and advanced c 2007 Page #37  
~-. 'f . , ■ T ech·nology does not appear to be in our military . _ ~:; -ar 2007 Page #55  
orld. Non-thr eaterung as he mjght appear, the subtext seems to be that ali 2007 Page #68  
 but then the structure started to appear and it started to reveal the body 2007 Page #86  
 was on to somethjng. There didn't appear to be any seams or rivets and no  2007 Page #86  
 machine onto this one so it would appear co have a length "up-time" to mak 2007 Page #87  
flat, Jack noted that they did not appear exceptionally worn. A door was lo 2007 Page #105  
 hangar. At first glance, it would appear that the rail was coo tall co fit 2007 Page #115  
uid metals" lacer solidified don't appear to be a piece of alien machinery  2007 Page #194  
nt ... for identification does not appear to be a natural mineral. It appea 2007 Page #196  
ntioned throughout the paper, they appear to be originally some form of "li 2007 Page #202  
 Mexico, where these phenomena now appear to be concentrated [emphasis mine 2008 Page #27  
e area; no exhaust seen. The craft appear dark and don't have exhaust glow. 2008 Page #54  
ry object, it did not fly like, or appear as a helicopter. The descriptions 2008 Page #59  
tral Park and the Elk River Bridge appear to involve an object descending f 2008 Page #59  
ervations of Estella Krussel would appear inconsistent with those of the ot 2008 Page #59  
xplained noise that made "targets" appear in all filters, even when there w 2008 Page #73  
d MJ-12 member, Vanderberg did not appear to have solid Wall Street connect 2008 Page #132  
 files of Bill Moore, both of whom appear to have lost interest in the UFO  2009 Page #7  
documents if the situation were to appear serious enough as to threaten hos 2009 Page #27  
te by an unnamed researcher that, "appear to be transcripts of a prepared b 2009 Page #52  
e shape, and then multiple objects appear that have the capability to send  2009 Page #75  
 difficulties involved. It did not appear to be realized that time is requi 2009 Page #166  

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at impresses me besides the visual appearance of the document, showing a cl 2003 Page #26  
ssination, indicative of Crisman's appearance on the grassy knoll. It also  2003 Page #42  
he plane, Lovett is shocked by his appearance but nonetheless tries to joke 2003 Page #89  
shiny side with a rough (granular) appearance. The other side was blackish- 2003 Page #104  
at strength and resistance to heat Appearance of aluminum foil...unknown pl 2003 Page #175  
54, the alleged date □ The special appearance of a “raised z” essentially c 2003 Page #180  
estrial - President Reagan made an appearance at the old Roswell Army Air B 2003 Page #198  
rcial to bail him out. In a second appearance on the show Lake talked about 2003 Page #200  
rora were astonished at the sudden appearance of the airship which has been 2004 Page #26  
a tremendous pressure wave and the appearance of a mushroom cloud. The conc 2004 Page #67  
 thjs activjty seem to attract the appearance of UFOs? \Xlhat were the docu 2005 Page #88  
ial was a suspected cause of their appearance. As these historic events wer 2005 Page #100  
 make a very realistic and organic appearance [sic]. lr would also behave l 2005 Page #149  
 example, more or less humanoid in appearance), it may be relatively easy f 2006 Page #52  
ounter. Both of them described the appearance of the "Flatwoods Monster" in 2006 Page #93  
ien creature had a whitish kind of appearance, but you could tell it had so 2006 Page #156  
ien creature had a whitish kind of appearance, but you could tell it had so 2006 Page #158  
's way of announcin g sales is the appearance of a blue electric light at t 2007 Page #73  
 these creatures are human-like in appearance, the biological and evolution 2007 Page #75  
 that when describin g the outward appearance of these aircraft, all a\·iat 2007 Page #99  
ose gear strut was very similar in appearance to that of a French 108       2007 Page #114  
en. We felt the rnilitaries prompt appearance to the incidence site rose qu 2007 Page #126  
course, and altitude not included. Appearance on both search and height fin 2008 Page #8  
 illuminated. It had a long lender appearance comparable to a cigarette in  2008 Page #10  
was described as being metallic in appearance and triangular in shape, appr 2008 Page #32  
Rendlesham Forest as, "metallic in appearance and triangular in shape, appr 2008 Page #93  
n the night were misty, giving the appearance that the entities were hoveri 2008 Page #94  
 co an agreement in chis area. The appearance of unidentified space vehicle 2008 Page #114  
e of the crash; that described the appearance of the recovered craft; and t 2009 Page #53  
he ground. The light then took the appearance of a spherical or egg-shaped  2009 Page #135  
a vacuum." To put into context the appearance of strange phenomena in the U 2009 Page #156  

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e I saw, he was about 4 feet tall, appeared to have no bone structure, soft 2003 Page #23  
ittle entity, a little person, who appeared to be about 4 feet tall. They h 2003 Page #35  
d the above-mentioned material. It appeared similar in texture and color to 2003 Page #49  
d to run towards the area where it appeared that the object had fallen, but 2003 Page #54  
relville. Bulebush said the object appeared to hesitate over the Laurelvill 2003 Page #58  
scend at a high rate of speed, but appeared more like a controlled landing. 2003 Page #58  
 metallic acorn-shaped object that appeared to have made a belly landing. O 2003 Page #60  
k looking down at the object which appeared to be 10 to 12 feet or more in  2003 Page #60  
d at that time. Jerry said that it appeared that the truck was having troub 2003 Page #61  
observed a bell shaped object that appeared generally dull copper or bronze 2003 Page #62  
ticed a series of older trees that appeared to have been knocked over, some 2003 Page #63  
me in the same direction, and some appeared to have been damaged. This tree 2003 Page #63  
he didn't want to get involved and appeared fearful that he might get in tr 2003 Page #68  
o stretch like elastic." The hatch appeared to open from the inside, and Jo 2003 Page #69  
ear where the object rested. There appeared to have been some marks on the  2003 Page #69  
tv improperly noted and signature* appeared to be grafted on to the documen 2003 Page #135  
after a long pause, Paul Bennewitz appeared at the door toting a pistol on  2003 Page #144  
t. This was one of the groups that appeared to have been involved in the Ke 2003 Page #193  
nch room and a kind of green light appeared in the western sky. This was ri 2003 Page #196  
 Halliburton. I don't think he has appeared on an open-line talk show since 2003 Page #202  
o the bodies recovered at LZ—2, it appeared that none of the five crew memb 2003 Page #236  
 as the diameter of the object. It appeared from about 30 degrees above and 2004 Page #5  
w him when a greenish-white object appeared from the overcast above him. Th 2004 Page #6  
a and reports on crash events that appeared not to involve Soviet space sat 2004 Page #6  
 a translation of an article which appeared in the Potit Morocain [newspape 2004 Page #6  
translations of two articles which appeared in the Potit Morocain [newspape 2004 Page #7  
ntation. The genesis of the affair appeared to come from a U.S. Department  2004 Page #7  
 copies. Regrettably, the material appeared to have vanished from the archi 2004 Page #11  
translations of two articles which appeared in the Petit buNmpain, 14 Janua 2004 Page #19  
ave was a crude rock headstone. It appeared that half of the marker had bro 2004 Page #27  
ut forgotten the incident until it appeared in the papers recently. We were 2004 Page #29  
ugh somewhat physically enfeebled, appeared to retain a clear mind. Speakin 2004 Page #29  
ion," he said. The fourth fragment appeared melted and looked as if it had  2004 Page #30  
hat that was not the case. When it appeared that the object was sinking, wh 2004 Page #37  
 Cover-Lip and Investigation first appeared in U.S. and U.K. bookstores mor 2004 Page #46  
en three small, glowing life forms appeared next to the craft. Soon a senio 2004 Page #48  
ay. At about 3 a.m. I noticed what appeared to be a large landing light hov 2004 Page #57  
s on the hovering light. The light appeared to be about a hundred feet in d 2004 Page #57  
e sky. I went outside and saw what appeared to be the North Star but then s 2004 Page #57  
led accordingly. * These questions appeared in the Parliamentag Dai b, Reco 2004 Page #59  
 radar target that instantaneously appeared next to the ascending V-2 missi 2004 Page #64  
 Ground: Whatever had mysteriously appeared and vanished after observing a  2004 Page #65  
 was defined as hostile in that it appeared to have affected the V-2 rocket 2004 Page #65  
re of the "unusual phenomena" that appeared on radar along side V-2 rocket  2004 Page #69  
did because a door popped open. It appeared from a place where there were n 2004 Page #74  
n the unidentified object on radar appeared with the ascending V-2 rocket t 2004 Page #75  
et him to elaborate. In the end it appeared that Dr. Walker thought UFOs we 2004 Page #99  
 outside of Washington. He said it appeared that Lundahl had every UFO book 2004 Page #105  
1968. In spite of the fact that it appeared in so many newspapers, it was a 2004 Page #136  
mponent not found • Front section "appeared as if cut away by laser beam" • 2004 Page #167  
ve been given the whole story they appeared to have had enough information  2004 Page #176  
bout the alien footage. One, which appeared to be dead, was laid out on a t 2004 Page #179  
f key events during the 1970s that appeared to be attempts to mold the worl 2004 Page #180  
on Pictures on Human Behavior." He appeared to be a perfect candidate for g 2004 Page #181  
estion: Why did it land? Shank: It appeared to be in trouble because it osc 2004 Page #182  
 jump suits, thin headdresses that appeared to be communications devices, a 2004 Page #182  
ere, and in fact projected that it appeared to be that in a certain number  2004 Page #187  
conclusion than the fact that they appeared to be coming from one or more o 2004 Page #187  
actress Shirley MacLaine, when she appeared on the Lary King Live Show in M 2004 Page #187  
d dead alien bodies. When MacLaine appeared on Larry King Live she was face 2004 Page #188  
sident Ronald Reagan Like Nixon it appeared that Reagan had attempted to ge 2004 Page #189  
 that the Cutler- Twining document appeared legit. He stated many reasons i 2004 Page #191  
s going to have trouble enough, it appeared, getting behind Frank Scully."  2004 Page #224  
 hour later, Gen. Ramey personally appeared on the radio to retract the Air 2004 Page #230  
ted curtains in Ramey's office. It appeared to be the outline of a license  2004 Page #231  
indicate that two different lenses appeared to have been used! How could th 2004 Page #233  
 was way ahead of the story, which appeared on the AP wire only at 3:26pm F 2004 Page #236  
, when tl1ey were startled by what appeared to be an odd-looking creature c 2005 Page #31  
6, a small tumor similar co a boil appeared in Chereze's armpit. The office 2005 Page #33  
e release of the official version, appeared on a BBC video sayjng, "That da 2005 Page #35  
nged, becoming yelJowish." It also appeared to him that "perception increas 2005 Page #36  
 of the State of M.inas Gerais. It appeared to be about to crash. Glider pi 2005 Page #36  
omptness with which ESA's officers appeared on the spot to capture the alie 2005 Page #37  
klift. In his judgment, the crates appeared to be hastily constructed and w 2005 Page #43  
 Strange Case of lf1/'i/he/m Reich appeared in the May 26, issue of The Ne1 2005 Page #93  
hereafter, a second light (yellow) appeared in the west. After two minutes  2005 Page #96  
y after J\{i.ldred Brady's article appeared in 194 7, but it had been slow  2005 Page #101  
s event was so spectacular that it appeared on the front page of the Los An 2005 Page #121  
l report by July 28. Such a report appeared on July 22, 1947, marked "Top S 2005 Page #125  
ference in 1998, another reference appeared from a file in the National Arc 2005 Page #125  
oLI of undeveloped Tri-X film that appeared in aviation writer and UFO rese 2005 Page #126  
nce away. The huge field of litter appeared to have been cleaned up. The ma 2005 Page #156  
hey had a different attitude. They appeared more serious now. "Listen caref 2005 Page #156  
e , took a closer look. The object appeared larger than when we had first d 2005 Page #157  
ring the debriefing, a small alien appeared to pass through one of the wall 2005 Page #165  
ghts illuminated the saucer, which appeared to be two convex plates inverte 2005 Page #168  
 few. In July 1957 another article appeared in the same magazine: This one  2005 Page #172  
vert team Stone was recruited into appeared to be one of the "Special Teams 2006 Page #18  
 NSA. The responsible organization appeared to be a parallel system that op 2006 Page #22  
e were no windows or seams, and it appeared to be molded in one piece. It w 2006 Page #86  
m a distance, it could easily have appeared to be a smooth, grayish, window 2006 Page #87  
circle rings and markings that had appeared on his property over night. I s 2006 Page #89  
he incident occurred, Mrs. May had appeared on a nationwide television talk 2006 Page #91  
wspaper articles about the monster appeared in regional print. They appeare 2006 Page #95  
r appeared in regional print. They appeared in the two newspapers of West V 2006 Page #95  
e away from the cylinder. All five appeared to have suffered from sudden de 2006 Page #103  
o the bodies recovered at LZ-2, it appeared that none of the five crew memb 2006 Page #104  
hen, shortly afterwards, the story appeared in which this soldier came forw 2006 Page #126  
t the very day on which that story appeared in the newspapers, there was a  2006 Page #126  
ought the radar up, I noticed what appeared to be jets from Boca Chica Nava 2006 Page #145  
e shut us down by reversing - what appeared to be reversing the polarity of 2006 Page #147  
riginal track had faded out and it appeared that the flight as originally i 2006 Page #170  
s or more from the time the object appeared to crash until Willingham reach 2006 Page #177  
eeva 10 elaborates that the object appeared to drop straight down, then fli 2006 Page #184  
bles rose from their air hoses, it appeared that the divers were in two sep 2006 Page #188  
white light rise up vertically. It appeared to rise vertically out of the l 2006 Page #202  
 the show. Linda Moulton Howe also appeared weekly with current animal muti 2006 Page #203  
f time in the late 1970s. Articles appeared in the Columbia Journalism Revi 2007 Page #12  
o investigations whose conclusions appeared to have been preordained. 16 •  2007 Page #22  
ws cLips containing what certainly appeared to be djsinformation designed t 2007 Page #25  
UFO incident. A number of such ads appeared in the July issue of The Rlmvel 2007 Page #60  
ad fairly wide placement. This one appeared in the film magazine, Premier.  2007 Page #65  
ns and business networking. The ad appeared in Time, Ne111s111eek, U.S. Ne1 2007 Page #70  
ing in a drawer for a year. The ad appeared in Pop11/ar Science magazine ,  2007 Page #71  
year a similar abduction themed ad appeared in one of England's largest nat 2007 Page #71  
something of a luxury item when it appeared in 1992. This beautifully rende 2007 Page #74  
" The ad saw wide distribution and appeared in Time, Neumveek, US NeJVs & W 2007 Page #74  
cations of the alien related theme appeared in a pair of TV commercials bro 2007 Page #75  
ents of ufology and few others. 1t appeared in the so-called Eisenhower Bri 2007 Page #75  
to various aspects of ufology have appeared in some upscale ads, but no act 2007 Page #76  
 A few of the inflight photos also appeared to show F-80 Shooting Scar, F-8 2007 Page #99  
onnolly AFB. Looking head on, they appeared as the classic so-called "Flyin 2007 Page #99  
so exceedingly streamlined that it appeared as though each craft were made  2007 Page #100  
ng edge of all of the discs, there appeared to be a "retractable slotted wi 2007 Page #100  
e-by side. The main cabin/fuselage appeared very similar to that of a Dougl 2007 Page #106  
 that they saw flying spheres that appeared to be moving slowly with severa 2007 Page #129  
then dove steeply to the right and appeared to crash into a sandhill nearby 2007 Page #130  
beled a meteorite. As soon as this appeared in the papers, I received a cal 2007 Page #133  
nowledge of seven photographs that appeared to show the Ararat Anomaly at v 2007 Page #138  
e Anomaly was extensively damaged, appeared ro be , ery old, ,, as deeply e 2007 Page #139  
 a translation of an article which appeared in the Polit Morocain, 2 April  2007 Page #140  
translations of two articles which appeared in the Polit Morocain. Each art 2007 Page #140  
ion. · · The genesis of the affair appeared ro come from a US Department of 2007 Page #141  
rth being started down the stairs, appeared to see the witness and react to 2007 Page #152  
as none. As he watched, the object appeared co land on a nearb~ hill where  2007 Page #165  
a fragment, the four other samples appeared ro be a "liquid metal" spewed o 2007 Page #193  
    base supporting it; the object appeared in one photo sih-et), in the ne 2007 Page #199  
 lt was 11 :30 at rught when a UFO appeared on my back, very close to me. l 2007 Page #200  
, reported to AFLC that the object appeared around 0300Z and was extremely  2008 Page #9  
acking the times and dates as they appeared in the newspaper , Johnson 's c 2008 Page #12  
eader then radioed that the object appeared to be a "bright metallic sphere 2008 Page #29  
ficance where UFOs have repeatedly appeared in locations that have had, and 2008 Page #37  
ded towards the mudflats. Saw what appeared to be an explosion (the bright  2008 Page #46  
ences and commented how the object appeared to be ··out ofpouer. ,. Tim Wen 2008 Page #59  
World Service's The World Today. I appeared twice on this latter show, once 2008 Page #65  
ore. Suddenly a large, white light appeared moving along the edge of the fo 2008 Page #78  
e lights. The objects to the north appeared to be elliptical through an 8 - 2008 Page #94  
imately l ½ metres tall, wore what appeared to be nylon-coated pressure sui 2008 Page #94  
minutes moved downwards . The body appeared as a 'pipe,' i.e. a cylinder. T 2008 Page #98  
mors. The sky, at the first sight, appeared to be clear. There was no wind  2008 Page #98  
oad, the sky split in two and fire appeared high and wide over the forest.  2008 Page #99  
 richest and most powerful men. It appeared as though they were financing a 2008 Page #125  
l as UFOs. These distinguished men appeared to have two things in common -t 2008 Page #134  
c Teller documents , most of which appeared to have been produced at the ti 2009 Page #10  
ke on June 28. The Burned Document appeared to be a draft for a series of M 2009 Page #39  
y moving around the upper side. It appeared that the coloring was a part of 2009 Page #64  
 it disappear ed as suddenly as it appeared. IT IS A BEAM OF LIGHT THAT COM 2009 Page #70  
later, he said that yes, the light appeared to pull me up inside. Adrian al 2009 Page #80  
:-.::---. ::_~~: :-' The first UFO appeared at 6:30 PM, as a red light desc 2009 Page #135  
 the account. A luminous rectangle appeared under them when they stepped on 2009 Page #135  
9, Yuri Lotosev and his colleagues appeared in a nationally broadcast two-h 2009 Page #137  
noting that the Voronezh UFO first appeared to the witnesses as a red light 2009 Page #139  
ortment of beings and entities who appeared in that park twenty years ago?  2009 Page #140  
nited States, and the "high brass" appeared to be totally unconcerned. He i 2009 Page #178  

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t I'm aware of. In it, alien craft appearin g to be made of lighting fixtur 2007 Page #74  

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as Forrestal's regular orderly not appearing that night due to drunkenness. 2003 Page #95  
ngs, which upset the military such appearing to dodge the Vietnam War, and  2003 Page #199  
referencing Executive Order 092447 appearing also in another document. Repo 2004 Page #119  
n three of these, little humanoids appearing to be 4 feet tall, were lying  2005 Page #43  
ft was "flat on top and bottom and appearing from a front view to have roun 2005 Page #74  
 these statements. Enough smoke is appearing; where is the fire? Testing, 1 2005 Page #82  
elatively immaterial, for example, appearing as a luminous orb, in which ca 2006 Page #53  
 of light bruising...which went on appearing for months, looking like small 2006 Page #109  
n #7). The pilot/ crew compartment appearing as a bubble shaped contour loc 2007 Page #99  
een the case, and with the UFO not appearing on radar, the first we would h 2008 Page #34  
tream of TV and radio interviews , appearing on most TV news programs (incl 2008 Page #65  

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 some darker foam material on what appears to be a very low heel. This may  2003 Page #48  
vulcanized to the larger piece and appears to be of a smoother texture, whi 2003 Page #48  
as relatively hard and brittle and appears to me to be mostly filler. It ca 2003 Page #50  
iminary check by official agencies appears to rule out any aircraft, or mis 2003 Page #53  
e government's explanation. It now appears that the events of that day will 2003 Page #56  
ng that path near Norvelt where it appears that the object may have been sl 2003 Page #58  
 a long trench in the dark. It now appears that the object fell into that w 2003 Page #63  
ch she had recently obtained which appears to rule out Cosmos 96 as the sou 2003 Page #71  
the Secretary at about 1:30 AM. He appears to be sleeping, but is awake at  2003 Page #91  
of bismuth (Bi)." "...the material appears to represent layers ... consisti 2003 Page #105  
ghter. Therefore, the dark bismuth appears as thin white lines and the much 2003 Page #105  
 from the Magnesium/Zinc alloy? It appears the answer is yes. The acetates  2003 Page #115  
 The [MgO] is bracketed because it appears to be a transitory or transition 2003 Page #115  
s no security control number. This appears to be true, and is a puzzle. The 2003 Page #185  
has been declassified □ RESTRICTED appears to be an early application of “s 2003 Page #186  
 Science and Technology Policy, it appears that Hillary may have been deali 2003 Page #200  
le deletion of a whole phrase that appears in the Wedemeyer directive but n 2003 Page #206  
of organizations. 4. The signature appears authentic but without an origina 2003 Page #210  
h a tight fitting flight suit that appears to be fire proof (seme of the bo 2003 Page #236  
 Police Specialist, D Flight, name appears on fifteen pages. Witnessed the  2004 Page #49  
emselves. Even though unproved, it appears that flying discs might have bee 2004 Page #62  
ollowing the 1947 crashes. It also appears likely that custody of flying di 2004 Page #63  
s that of hoaxes. In hindsight, it appears that Len was "taken in" (to the  2004 Page #121  
ly sincere and who are honest. "It appears to me that this mystery that has 2004 Page #177  
nt. .." Yet despite the remarks it appears that Bill Clinton may not have b 2004 Page #197  
an film out into the public, so it appears that the showing of the Holloman 2004 Page #197  
L. Assure (G) execute on order AAF APPEARS ******* IT WOULD ** A***** (MN)  2004 Page #229  
een. In the second, however, there appears to be text printed on the paper. 2004 Page #230  
d taken more shots than he had. It appears that although the Star Telegram  2004 Page #237  
n the history of Ufology from what appears to be a credible source. Some of 2004 Page #249  
behavior has been insidious and it appears they might be using our earth an 2005 Page #9  
lf hour later Mantell radioed: "It appears to be a metallic object or possi 2005 Page #64  
aJjen presence -since it certainly appears that the one has derived at leas 2005 Page #85  
elplessness of mecharucal thinking appears in the tragic shortcoming of our 2005 Page #95  
ges. A contraruction to the system appears unthinkable. \'.«hat does not fi 2005 Page #103  
e answer to all of these questions appears to be "Yes". Perhaps all of the  2005 Page #118  
 thing we found was that the metal appears to be essentially an aluminum si 2005 Page #157  
ference of heat takes place. There appears to be the potential for heat shi 2005 Page #158  
 without telling one's enemies. It appears that there have been many UFO cr 2006 Page #9  
ding the debriefing sessions. This appears to be very odd given the propens 2006 Page #18  
rsonnel involved in MJ-12 projects appears to be primarily oriented towards 2006 Page #23  
 program supervisors. The template appears to be generic for a range of MJ- 2006 Page #23  
vent captured by Jeff Challender • Appears to show object in space doing a  2006 Page #31  
 not equal. The negative electrode appears to 'chase the positive electrode 2006 Page #36  
e not equal The negative electrode appears to 'chase the Positive electrode 2006 Page #36  
on ground are possible. If the NHI appears very strange, in physical form,  2006 Page #52  
h a tight fitting flight suit that appears to be fire proof (some of the bo 2006 Page #104  
odd's informant — James Prescott — appears not to have been the original so 2006 Page #129  
h Retrieval Conference AND THAT IT APPEARS TO OPERATE WITH SUCH INTELLIGENC 2006 Page #149  
 D.C., 2 1/3 hours at 300 mph). It appears that this supposed attack did ha 2006 Page #169  
 speed of the objects. However, it appears that they were traveling at leas 2006 Page #172  
 statement in the document is: "it appears that the flight as originally id 2006 Page #173  
 flight." What does that mean, "it appears?" Didn't they know for certain?  2006 Page #173  
er,"34 says "Space Defense." There appears to be no record of a return call 2006 Page #185  
 high and thirty feet wide, and it appears to be wedged into the bottom of  2006 Page #187  
ith a clasp on one end. The object appears to have a four-inch lip running  2006 Page #187  
written. In short, no one involved appears to have benefited, in terms of w 2006 Page #192  
 of th.is article. However, it now appears that for what-ever reason MacDil 2007 Page #110  
 observations. Quite clear!}, this appears to be a rughly-cla ssified docum 2007 Page #143  
t the main subject of the document appears to be the material on Vela that  2007 Page #143  
       THE CAR AND GET HERE AND lT APPEARS THAT THE MJLITARY IS ALREADY IN  2007 Page #170  
 January 2007 Coyame investigation appears in our 2 l 9-page book, Mexico's 2007 Page #192  
appear to be a natural mineral. It appears to be a refined alloy but we can 2007 Page #196  
undane. On a page in the file that appears prior to the Intelligence Report 2008 Page #16  
de about the military presence, it appears the retrieval operation was in p 2008 Page #60  
to a highly strange event, then it appears whatever crashed by the Elk Rive 2008 Page #60  
 MD. Police Chief Robbie Robertson appears in a group photo near the end of 2008 Page #70  
pproaches the speed of light, time appears to slow down to an external obse 2008 Page #95  
d projects. It is badly da-ged and appears to have ham damage as well. In a 2008 Page #119  
r space above its territory, which appears to be bounded: (a) horizontally  2009 Page #14  
re wing unit is pivoted; then what appears as the right wing points forward 2009 Page #22  
 of the current situation."21 This appears to be a reference to the review  2009 Page #39  
memo, next to the signature space, appears the following handwriting: "Resp 2009 Page #44  

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page with the complete text in the appencLlx.) RESTRICTED~@~ ~ □@ ~ TO 12D1 2005 Page #127  

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ed to fire or radiation giving the appendage this abnormal look. In late 20 2003 Page #68  

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sphere with no visible markings or appendages. When a try at radio contact  2006 Page #143  
sphere with no visible markings or appendages." When an attempt at radio co 2008 Page #29  

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data. M\X!: So your actions merely appended to or added to the macrunes pur 2007 Page #88  

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study. ” www majesticdocuments com Appendix Classified Famous Quotes Access 2003 Page #19  
identifying a list of personnel in Appendix II that is unfortunately not ph 2003 Page #173  
s, devices, craft, and occupants o Appendix l-la contains references, inclu 2003 Page #174  
ical manuals, other publications o Appendix II has list of personnel in Maj 2003 Page #174  
p 7. Forms for reporting listed in Appendix I. 11/8/2003 Special Operations 2003 Page #174  
osmic Crashes by Nick Redfern; see Appendix 3 II, 22-23 UFO recovered; rela 2004 Page #114  
exist at the time). The document's appendix cites other military manuals pe 2005 Page #129  
raft tape" being called for 15 See Appendix for detailed summary statement  2005 Page #129  
ourage others to further the work. Appendix: Related Studies and Reports Af 2006 Page #70  
val reported by Kevin D. Randle in Appendix A of A Histog of UFO Crashes (A 2006 Page #72  
 for Ontological Action—please see Appendix 1 for further information) as p 2006 Page #181  
c, it might just be the beginning. Appendix 1: CONTACT, The Center for Onto 2006 Page #193  
er, we will turn the wheel of life Appendix II: Sources • The Bellingham He 2006 Page #194  
ng a preface and an authentication appendix is available for $20 43         2007 Page #49  
as J. Carey and Donald R. Schmitt, Appendix IV, pgs. 275-284, New Page Book 2009 Page #96  

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. The report (full document in the Appendjx), is titled "INTERPLANETARY PHE 2005 Page #125  

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 well dressed, shaved, and in good appetite." At about this time Henry Forr 2003 Page #91  
dy" • Nausea • Headaches • Loss of appetite • Ceaseless burning sensations  2006 Page #109  
 of conquest and exploitation ► An appetite for extreme violence (55 rn.ill 2007 Page #37  

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f the UFO controversy, he is to be applauded for not merely sticking to the 2008 Page #35  

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n, Idaho, case in 1989. SLIDE #37: Apple Valley, Washington Van Huisen cow  2004 Page #77  

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and "So next rime you pick up some apples, oranges and bananas ... check ou 2007 Page #60  

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t Charles G. Smith formed American Appliance Company, today known as the po 2008 Page #131  

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roc,c.n,ng the atwmc bomb m Im-lhc applic,1l!ons o: the alom p:irt:incc. bo 2009 Page #182  

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es have been checked against those applicable and found to be consistent wi 2003 Page #178  
NTELLIGENCE AGENCY ACT, ANY OR ALL APPLICABLE FEDERAL ESPIONAGE LAWS AND NA 2009 Page #26  

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ng basic college chemistry. If the application of a flame over the reaction 2003 Page #114  
 RESTRICTED appears to be an early application of “special access ” We have 2003 Page #186  
ation dissemination programs." The application he put in for the job stated 2004 Page #181  
ixon White House. He listed on his application one reference for the job: B 2004 Page #181  
ves, through reading and practical application. \'v'h.ile the most recent o 2005 Page #104  
 it is not seen irutiaUy for space application. Probabl) large scale space  2005 Page #171  
own 1932— "A Complete System" With application to: 1. The propulsion of shi 2006 Page #38  
overy of lethal pathogens with the application to biological warfare for al 2006 Page #105  
evers. Or, in the case of military application, their merit would be consid 2006 Page #116  
 keeping the matter of J'vlonroe's application "under consideration," accor 2007 Page #137  
ogical instrument: Development and application of a low-cost gas dynamic la 2007 Page #163  
gical instrument; -Development and application of a low-cost gas dynamic la 2007 Page #163  
] RIGHT NOW, WHAT IS THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF HAAR.P AND THE OTHER STAT 2008 Page #78  
IONOSPHERE ? WHAT IS THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION FOR THE MILITARY ? Almost no 2008 Page #78  
With each new practical scientific application, new technologies emerge tha 2009 Page #20  
d not reach the stage of practical application during the war, but work 1s  2009 Page #157  
but it is stated that one means of application would have some similarity t 2009 Page #157  
                      152 means of application would have some similarity t 2009 Page #158  
 project to the stage of practical application would cost much less than th 2009 Page #159  
d not reach the stage of practical application during the war, but work sti 2009 Page #167  
d not reach the stage of practical application, but all work on the project 2009 Page #167  
 That sentence reads "One means of application would have some similarity t 2009 Page #168  
 cos:,iir rav bomb. l'hi, r.ud' of application would ha'.'c some ft,; orlc. 2009 Page #182  
e sen tense rends: "One nir.ans o( application would have betrn similarit y 2009 Page #184  

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s ”, "confines of state secrets", "applications of this new wonder ” and “a 2003 Page #26  
McMoneagle (Intuitive Intelligence Applications provided data purporting th 2003 Page #38  
sues. The development of technical applications would have been very easy t 2003 Page #185  
al acts c To develop the technical applications: o Fiber optics o Integrate 2003 Page #188  
o 6. Isotope Thermal Thrusters and Applications 7. Truman to Secretary of D 2004 Page #248  
Orgonom) offers us groundbreakin g applications in fields as ruverse as bio 2005 Page #87  
gests advanced chemical technology applications. They could want to perfect 2006 Page #116  
 other cosmic energies for weapons applications ,-An exponentiaU y explodin 2007 Page #37  
l, Bechtel, SAIC, Decision-Science Applications ' . (DSA, Inc.), etc. · · ■ 2007 Page #52  
One of the more thought-provokin g applications of the alien related theme  2007 Page #75  
therefore, speaking of free energy applications to a revolutionary mode of  2009 Page #20  
 to stimulate research on military applications of UFO technology within ou 2009 Page #21  

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advanced in the case of scientific applications-in computers , for example. 2009 Page #20  

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e, the cap was removed and a flame applied over the open end of the flask.  2003 Page #114  
a No security control number O Not applied to a proof copy? This may be why 2003 Page #186  
m the book "Wedemeyer Reports" and applied it the Directive to Twining, pre 2003 Page #203  
oduced by Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. According to 2004 Page #66  
's Bureau of Ordnance assigned the Applied Physics Laboratory of the Johns  2004 Page #66  
 to President Nixon. Emenegger had applied in 1968 to work for the United S 2004 Page #181  
ocedures. These procedures will be applied to two significant documents. Th 2004 Page #242  
nt -similar to that, for instance, applied to the turbine engine. Using a n 2005 Page #171  
ic nor gravitational. The results, applied to space flight, would be direct 2005 Page #173  
o better understand how SOM1-01 is applied in practice, and to help substan 2006 Page #14  
ric tan, vhen the exciting voltage applied to said eledrodi, is cOntl nuous 2006 Page #35  
he exciting direct current voltage applied to said electrodes is modulated  2006 Page #35  
 it became known as the Center for Applied Microbiology and Research. In 19 2006 Page #123  
 give examples of these techniques applied to managing news about UFOs. ► C 2007 Page #16  
r and absolutely no explanation. I applied our own standard line on UFOs an 2008 Page #34  
gy have become twins. As a result, applied UFO technology is developing rap 2009 Page #20  
in the early 1950s. It can also be applied to small naval vehicles and to s 2009 Page #22  

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riter make and model. None of this applies to SOM 1-01 since it is printed. 2003 Page #178  
de workings of the UFO story as it applies to Vice President Dick Cheney. C 2003 Page #202  
ain our treasury. A similar motive applies to the case of the Rocky Mountai 2004 Page #125  
 in Restricted Test Range." "CR 44 Applies." 168                            2007 Page #174  

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irm the presence of hydrogen is to apply a simple flame test, familiar to m 2003 Page #114  
physical") for authentication that apply in our case: looking for anachroni 2003 Page #181  
ver contracts, classified results, apply the technology for ten years in th 2003 Page #185  
I1NCOR/3PATUBLE ” DoD rules do not apply to the CIA Almost no TS has been d 2003 Page #186  
is not known. Similar descriptions apply to the McDonnell Douglas facility  2005 Page #83  
ard military assumptions might not apply; the NHI's vulnerabilities, if any 2006 Page #62  
 to assume that the laws of nature apply equally everywhere. Alien diseases 2006 Page #102  
his law was originally intended to apply to astronauts returning from space 2006 Page #202  
because you should stiU be able to apply yourself to remember something eve 2007 Page #80  
\X/: \Xlould honeypots really only apply to militaf) sJ stems? G?vf: No I a 2007 Page #87  
nless any of the formal exemptions apply. I was trained in this and have de 2008 Page #62  
hich preceded FOi but attempted to apply some of the principles) extensivel 2008 Page #62  
ein/Oppenheimer memo. Here we will apply a number oflinguistic techniques t 2008 Page #104  
of Tab "C" ■ DoO security does not apply to MJ, e)(Cept: ■ 54/12 is an NSC  2008 Page #121  
the Soviet Union was not likely to apply a policy of such enormous risks as 2009 Page #18  

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 work but was out in the community applying his profession. He had a good r 2003 Page #34  

Word: "appmlaal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

delay fer tha jes^cco c£ waking an appmlaal af the ylHIttl, wiwli, pey^e^gi 2003 Page #226  

Word: "appoint", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the universe, ... ·Meow M.ix will appoint him Ambassador from Earth and hi 2007 Page #66  

Word: "appointed", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

resident. In May 1940 Forrestal is appointed Under Secretary of Navy and pu 2003 Page #86  
ested that Mr. Vincent S Roddy, be appointed a member of the Special Subcom 2003 Page #157  
line disasters across the nation — appointed a special board of inquiry tod 2004 Page #69  
public. In the year 1952, Truman's appointed Majestic-12 issued its first a 2004 Page #80  
tov • USSR's Oppenheimer • 40 When Appointed head of Nuclear Research • Als 2004 Page #164  
ics. Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer was appointed by Dr. Bush to head this proje 2004 Page #249  
ckground in Naval intelligence was appointed to the committee as Associate  2005 Page #99  
estic-12 Special Studies Group was appointed by President Harry S. Truman i 2006 Page #140  
help of President Wilson, who then appointed progressive journalist George  2007 Page #10  
r Dr. Bronk's work. In 1947 he was appointed to be a member of the Scientif 2007 Page #75  
 Director of Central Intelligence, appointed by President Truman. He was Ex 2008 Page #133  
on, who succeeded Johnson, in 1972 appointed G. H. W. Bush chairman of Repu 2008 Page #141  
The Trilateral Commission. He even appointed prominent CFR members to three 2008 Page #142  
 the day after Reagan took office, appointed an FDA Commission er who appro 2008 Page #142  
he assassination of any elected or appointed official in Washington DC whos 2009 Page #43  
versity of Sydney. ln 1940, he was appointed as Professor of Engineering at 2009 Page #163  

Word: "appointee", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cussing it. Bob Scott was a Reagan appointee. He was the head of USIA when  2004 Page #192  

Word: "appointees", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ate American air safety. Among his appointees was Dr. Jerome C. Hunsaker, C 2004 Page #69  
he UFO films. Both men were Reagan appointees and rabid UFO buffs. One of t 2004 Page #192  

Word: "appointment", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

f between 1941 and 1946. Does this appointment seem logical for a very smal 2003 Page #32  
 memoir that "From the time of his appointment as Secretary of Defense in 1 2003 Page #94  
d copy of the documents, I made an appointment to visit the US Government P 2003 Page #179  
acility. Suggest you call Nate for appointment to W.P. Would also recommend 2004 Page #246  
ATIC) in Dayton, Ohio, and make an appointment to discuss the disabling of  2005 Page #98  
n 1970, followed by a joint Fellow appointment at the Max Planck Institute  2008 Page #75  

Word: "appoints", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

esident favors the Navy's plan and appoints Forrestal to head up the creati 2003 Page #86  

Word: "appolnttd", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 mysdf. I e.m Dr. RJdurd Boyl1111, appolnttd by Star Nadon, as Coandlor or, 2008 Page #154  

Word: "apportioned", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 also questioned the $41 O million apportioned for the education of migrato 2008 Page #143  

Word: "apposeto", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 rnventain to ono.4 tarectrekiroto apposeto whorl env.: subtler to, a/drool 2006 Page #35  

Word: "appraisal", 19 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ng proceed to White Sands and make appraisal of "unidentified objects being 2003 Page #203  
elay for the purposes of making an appraisal of the" (blank). "In the cours 2003 Page #206  
n with" (blank). • "In making your appraisal it is desired that you proceed 2003 Page #206  
brief trip to" (blank) "to make an appraisal of the situation there" (blank 2003 Page #206  
f both directives, "In making your appraisal," (comma) or "is completed," ( 2003 Page #206  
 In the Twining directive "make an appraisal of the situation there," (comm 2003 Page #206  
he Wedemeyer directive says, "make appraisal of the situation there". Notic 2003 Page #206  
'i.n in t&a ascoo In. Making yuixr appraisal it is desired that jrau jzgvaa 2003 Page #212  
elay far th* Pits^ oo of Baking a* appraisal of ths political, ••ononis, go 2003 Page #213  
d States Govorawnt. Xh asking your appraisal it is desired that yon prooeed 2003 Page #213  
n a brief trip to Korea t* sake an appraisal of the situation tiisrs with p 2003 Page #213  
wrnjeOfft*UU ICHIt: . In waking yw appraisal It 4* tha* 2T«?a prgpjod gUh d 2003 Page #216  
elay with the mission of making an appraisal of the political, economic, ps 2003 Page #222  
Stetas Gs73 z?E2^J o & rahiag ys«r appraisal it Is tsslyal that yw yraaaat  2003 Page #223  
pon an unrealistic or insufficient appraisal of the facts, of the chances o 2003 Page #224  
elay for the uurpose of makin g an appraisal of the political, economic, ps 2003 Page #225  
 States Government. In making your appraisal it is desired that you proceed 2003 Page #225  
n a brief trip to Korea to make an appraisal of the situation there with pa 2003 Page #225  
pon an unrealistic or insufficient appraisal of the fasts, of the ohanooa o 2003 Page #228  

Word: "appraisals", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ment pressure, or were they honest appraisals based on their memories of so 2004 Page #139  

Word: "appraise", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.'' Sandia AEC facility to make an appraise!. or hr' -, situation thern, al 2003 Page #214  
 6. A Joint Committee be formed to appraise the Joint Committee on Atomic E 2009 Page #19  

Word: "appraised", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

au and the Office of the President appraised of his activities, and finally 2005 Page #102  
he Soviet Union, are contacted and appraised in the event invasion is immin 2006 Page #140  

Word: "appreciate", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nity. If you don't, you had better appreciate it. You have been given infor 2004 Page #249  
r both you and Kelly Qohnson], I'd appreciate knowing if your belief covers 2005 Page #80  
pisode in PostWar History. To best appreciate thjs account, however, it is  2005 Page #88  
se on March 21, 1955 saying: «\Xie appreciate being informed of your activi 2005 Page #97  
 stilJ greatl) undiscovered .... I appreciate the effort and time spent in  2005 Page #128  
unding variety of life on earth to appreciate the possibilities. Then again 2006 Page #53  

Word: "appreciated", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 at least be grasped, if not fully appreciated. In this case, it is relativ 2006 Page #52  

Word: "appreciates", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 other generals around him, and he appreciates every man according to his i 2004 Page #154  

Word: "appreciating", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

fter being received by Cooper. Not appreciating the historical significance 2008 Page #105  

Word: "appreciation", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Wood and Dr. Robert Wood. Sincere appreciation goes to the organizing comm 2003 Page #2  
rt Wood, and Ryan S. Wood. Sincere appreciation goes to the organizing comm 2004 Page #2  
nd which will hopefully lead to an appreciation of the sheer scale of this  2004 Page #4  
rt Wood, and Ryan S. Wood. Sincere appreciation goes to the organizing comm 2006 Page #2  
/ood, and Ryan S. \X/oocl. Sincere appreciation goes to the organizing comm 2007 Page #3  
Wood, and Ryan S. \.Xlood. Sincere appreciation goes to the organizing comm 2008 Page #3  

Word: "apprehension", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e two boats there was a feeling of apprehension. Norman Smith remembers bei 2004 Page #39  
ne fear of panic (War of Worlds) • Apprehension about impact on religion •  2004 Page #122  
e event would induce more fear and apprehension in the human response. 55   2006 Page #58  
 in humans) have caused tremendous apprehension in the cattle, game, and me 2006 Page #116  
h Retrieval Conference Despite his apprehension he proceeded to the meeting 2006 Page #165  

Word: "apprehensive", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Hitler's globalist backers became apprehensive as the German Fuehrer took  2008 Page #128  

Word: "apprentice", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

orrestal's, an attendant, Hospital Apprentice R.W. Harrison looks in on the 2003 Page #91  
n the window." Why was a "Hospital Apprentice" who had previously had no co 2003 Page #95  
apan. At the time, he was a Seaman Apprentice to the staff of Commander Amp 2006 Page #157  

Word: "appre~•a~on", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of superb memory skills and a deep appre~•a~on of world politics. Unfortuna 2007 Page #136  

Word: "appro", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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Word: "approa", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

i~'/!;i. ~\~:':,~~"0 ' •0 " ------ APPROA 20·---- ·(ALSO ,iPPROX •10') =O=  2007 Page #97  

Word: "approach", 31 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 they watched a slow moving object approach them, fly only about 200 feet o 2003 Page #58  
 very precise and technical in his approach to issues. Case told me he had  2004 Page #27  
 figures come out of the craft and approach him. One said, "See here, young 2004 Page #32  
their methodical and comprehensive approach to covertly and effectively rem 2004 Page #127  
 Alamos. LA.. J.P.L.. East Coast • Approach to Niels Bohr(MJ-12 backchannel 2004 Page #158  
re in force in the event witnesses approach. State security is then dispatc 2004 Page #169  
s. Emenegger described the initial approach which was made during a visit t 2004 Page #182  
 shared my "just the facts, ma'am" approach to the search for the truth. Un 2004 Page #215  
ation one needs to take a forensic approach to understand the true nature o 2004 Page #243  
e legal community. Their rates can approach $300 an hour and their time add 2004 Page #250  
to waste time on her, the same men approach ed Luzia Helena's employer and  2005 Page #36  
mistrust of new ideas as an active approach wruch can be ruvided into sever 2005 Page #103  
 work probably remains a realistic approach to the practical realization of 2005 Page #171  
mmon indeed. A much more realistic approach is to note that Voyager hasn't  2006 Page #6  
er the genuineness of SOM1-01. One approach is to analyze it as a historic  2006 Page #15  
obert Wood and Ryan Wood take this approach. They have provided a number of 2006 Page #15  
ine its genuineness. A contrasting approach is taken by UFO researchers suc 2006 Page #15  
the Contact Planning Sessions. The approach taken in this project did not r 2006 Page #48  
t definitively occurs. The central approach used in the Sessions was scenar 2006 Page #50  
lucked out of the air. Rather, our approach began with a careful attempt to 2006 Page #51  
old out for cautious, conservative approach in the face of unexpected stran 2006 Page #59  
aljen. The next took a more subtle approach and stated, "people come from g 2007 Page #60  
 1·eal, making it a kind of cosmic approach avoidance conflict: I'm fascina 2007 Page #77  
aircraft. A very strict scientific approach was used in the creation of the 2007 Page #94  
to improve pilot visibility during approach to landing. For whateve r reaso 2007 Page #100  
shepherds observed a group of UFOs approach the area from the north. One of 2007 Page #129  
ering or on legs. As the patrolmen approach the object, it maneuvered throu 2008 Page #32  
t would provide a feasible defense approach to the problem. Thirty years la 2009 Page #15  
ore manageable threats. Yet at the approach of the next decade the Central  2009 Page #15  
 to our short-comings and cavalier approach to properly assess the problem  2009 Page #16  
bility of Leech." "The New Zealand approach to the problem was essentially  2009 Page #173  

Word: "approached", 46 instance(s) (Back to Top)

at he had put in his shirt pocket, approached grandfather and said I think  2003 Page #30  
                The First Roswell? approached Huffman and gave him a copy o 2003 Page #35  
ome while she took chemotherapy, I approached her to speak of it. And two t 2003 Page #36  
egular basis, and being curious he approached the entrance of the building. 2003 Page #62  
ea. Soon after, a military officer approached the civilians and told them t 2003 Page #70  
 the complex. As one of the guards approached a security-alarmed nuclear st 2003 Page #147  
ect dropping lower and lower as it approached the small hamlet of Aurora, T 2004 Page #26  
ject with afterburners on. As they approached this light in the sky it beca 2004 Page #57  
n, United States, and Soviet Union approached Mrs. Smith asking for the fil 2004 Page #86  
t Emenegger and Allen Sandler were approached by the Pentagon officials and 2004 Page #105  
by a series of unnamed sources who approached Len Stringfield in the mid 19 2004 Page #179  
FON presentation that the USAF had approached Walt Disney in the mid 1950s  2004 Page #179  
and his partner Allen Sandler were approached by the Pentagon to produce a  2004 Page #181  
 was played: You know when you are approached and essentially recruited int 2004 Page #190  
ink most people would if they were approached in the same way I was and giv 2004 Page #190  
ile speaking at a convention I was approached by a man and his girlfriend.  2004 Page #191  
re in 1974 for the government, was approached again by Colonel Coleman. Col 2004 Page #192  
hy he chose to turn it down: I was approached by a retired officer from the 2004 Page #194  
prising then that researchers were approached during the Reagan years and t 2004 Page #195  
d Derrel Sims claimed to have been approached indirectly by Hilbry amnion l 2004 Page #196  
FO phenomenon, in each case I have approached the subject as objectively as 2004 Page #214  
 pasture nearby. As both policemen approached the creature, they reabzed it 2005 Page #32  
inquiries." But when a TV reporter approached him later, the general refuse 2005 Page #35  
sekeeper around 2:00 a.m., she was approached b) two of the same men who ha 2005 Page #36  
. Subsequentl y, a police corporal approached Souza, accompanied by other m 2005 Page #37  
crash landing on the rocks. Meyers approached the disc cautiously for a clo 2006 Page #44  
 intensely a few miles away. As he approached, he saw scattered metallic de 2006 Page #79  
Navaho physician, and they jointly approached the Tribal Council, where acc 2006 Page #111  
1993. "The Sunday Express had been approached by a doctor living in the are 2006 Page #125  
rd to inspect the results. As they approached, the bomb exploded. Prescott  2006 Page #128  
te Representative, Andrew Kissner, approached her in the mid-1990s. He want 2006 Page #139  
at work here than meets the eye? I approached this subject with the same at 2007 Page #59  
ck of an alarmed structure . As he approached the structure, he observed a  2007 Page #176  
t his raclio would not work. As he approached the object on foot armed with 2007 Page #176  
wn of Ubatuba, when a flying disc "approached the beach at unbelievable spe 2007 Page #194  
ghtings over the years. The object approached them rapidly and then passed  2008 Page #12  
it was a glowing, orange ball that approached the ground and knocked out al 2008 Page #14  
 could feel it on your skin as you approached the object. There was also a  2008 Page #81  
hovering on legs. As the patrolmen approached the object, it maneuvered thr 2008 Page #93  
ility , the Tunguska meteorite had approached the area at an angle of 30-de 2008 Page #100  
reasons. I understand Oppenhe imer approached Marshall while they attended  2008 Page #114  
OR? No, it was fully opaque. As we approached it thought, that's when I ste 2009 Page #64  
 thing went overhead and the light approached us and you can hear it on the 2009 Page #72  
y of the 1947 UFO Crash in Roswell approached , the U.S. Air Force responde 2009 Page #87  
d largely due to her efforts. June approached me afterwards and told me tha 2009 Page #88  
s to what happened when an officer approached June's desk and pulled a very 2009 Page #91  

Word: "approaches", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

visual COMETA Report. Bnght object approaches them at high speed • 6/17/77  2006 Page #28  
se *encounter with UFO Dark obiect approaches, pilot loses power and con1ro 2006 Page #28  
ng seems certain: many systems and approaches to civilized life on this wor 2006 Page #50  
matical theory says that if matter approaches the speed of light, time appe 2008 Page #95  

Word: "approaching", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

wever, I do believe that we may be approaching an understanding of the cont 2003 Page #188  
raterrestrial beings. The officers approaching Disney stated that he would  2004 Page #179  
 position. I feel the time is fast approaching when the files of the Majest 2004 Page #248  
ight take the form of a spacecraft approaching the earth from outside our s 2006 Page #59  
on heard the sound of rotors as an approaching Air Force helicopter flew in 2006 Page #79  
 Defense radar detected an unknown approaching U.S. airspace from the Gulf  2006 Page #133  
a flight of several dozen aircraft approaching our east coast. Thg are unid 2006 Page #164  
ind he knew that some objects were approaching the United States. What were 2006 Page #165  
ed aircraft" was suddenly detected approaching the USA from the north, from 2006 Page #166  
 formations of unidentified planes approaching. Fighter planes were sent up 2006 Page #168  
ber of unidentified airplanes were approaching the northeast coast of the U 2006 Page #168  
says the unidentified objects were approaching the northeast coast of the U 2006 Page #168  
h American C-47 aircraft which was approaching the continent from Goose Bay 2006 Page #169  
 mph at altitudes up to 24,000 ft) approaching from Goose Bay, Labrador, a  2006 Page #169  
mber of unidentified aircraft were approaching the northeast area of the Un 2006 Page #170  
ers report an unidentified "bogey" approaching Cuba from the northeast. The 2008 Page #29  
ent of a super-secret super-weapon approaching the atomic bomb in importanc 2009 Page #159  

Word: "approacneo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lert, 1975-1976 ■Iran • As tne F-4 approacneo a rani;;e ot 1------------125 2009 Page #143  

Word: "appropr", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

al law. Occupation consists in the appropr iation by a state of res nu __ i 2008 Page #113  

Word: "appropriat", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he addition of a new teddy bear is appropriat e cause for a new ad campaign 2007 Page #64  
ce of a blue electric light at the appropriat e product display. So it foll 2007 Page #73  

Word: "appropriate", 29 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s people and military men the most appropriate officials would be the Count 2003 Page #30  
 Office of the President following appropriate discussions with yourself, D 2003 Page #134  
 Office "f the President following appropriate d sncusr. ionr. with yoursel 2003 Page #136  
structions that I believe would be appropriate or the personnel required. O 2003 Page #222  
nt and projected. You will contact appropriate Chinese officials and leader 2003 Page #222  
h you and the President could base appropriate action. My purpose, of cours 2003 Page #222  
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ion provided has been checked with appropriate government agencies. No dire 2004 Page #9  
an twenty years and still held the appropriate security clearances. He and  2004 Page #51  
ar to be original papers, arguably appropriate for their time period of his 2004 Page #134  
ized activity in the early sixties appropriate? Can someone say that this s 2004 Page #253  
understood ■ Mystery parts sent to appropriate contractor: what is it, how  2005 Page #5  
 as well. Each , ehicle carried an appropriate assortment of laborator y eq 2005 Page #99  
 is later verified as accurate and appropriate to the period and circumstan 2005 Page #136  
erences, and individuals mentioned appropriate and consistent? What does th 2005 Page #136  
on provided has been checked \vjth appropriate government agencies. No dire 2005 Page #143  
icient to replicate the part using appropriate fabrication techniques. A hu 2005 Page #161  
engineering until the time we make appropriate scientific discoveries. Firs 2005 Page #163  
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rom Ft. Detrick's own literature: "Appropriate precautions should be observ 2006 Page #106  
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ion provided has been checked with appropriate government agencies. No dire 2007 Page #142  
 and, where necessary, shall adopt appropriate measures for this purpose. 1 2008 Page #36  
a double agent, it would have been appropriate to include some truthful mat 2009 Page #12  
 imposed whatever limits they deem appropriate. It has been felt among U.S. 2009 Page #15  
the raw intelligence around to the appropriate agencies without coming up w 2009 Page #18  
ible components and then assign to appropriate intelligence agencies. Staff 2009 Page #19  
ligence. (c)Coordinate feedback to appropriate intelligence agencies . 4. U 2009 Page #19  
 Office of the President following appropriate discussions with yourself, D 2009 Page #37  

Word: "appropriated", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t April 10, 1996 letter allegedly “appropriated" by his grandfather as samp 2003 Page #97  

Word: "appropriately", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nvited to promote the product with appropriately illustrated in-store ruspl 2007 Page #65  
first stage of fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism beca 2008 Page #124  

Word: "appropriation", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tion of Personnel Action 2-11-59 • Appropriation: "Special Studies (M), The 2003 Page #156  

Word: "approva", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

to W.P. Would also recommend prior approva from Van before you make officia 2007 Page #49  

Word: "approvai", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

telage, possibly through the tacit approvai of the United Nac:..ons. But ho 2008 Page #113  

Word: "approval", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e cognitive dissonance of apparent approval and assistance on one hand, and 2003 Page #150  
about 1961 " Lent to Air Force for approval Returned from Fort Meade in 200 2003 Page #180  
. More disturbing is the identical approval signatures between both the Dir 2003 Page #203  
nce impact, chose to copy Truman's approval signature and date from other d 2003 Page #204  
tive to General Wedemeyer for your approval. The Secretaries of War and Nav 2003 Page #224  
 to the TOP SECRET memo was one of approval. The deputy minister in the Dep 2004 Page #89  
S • The military don't need to get approval to move equipment a Plans for m 2004 Page #126  
n Army convoy does not need to get approval from the various states if nati 2004 Page #129  
to W.P. Would also recommend prior approval from Van before you make offici 2004 Page #246  
 room facility" ■ "recommend prior approval from Van" ■ Cannot match Ben Ch 2007 Page #49  
J-12 requesting comments and their approval. It had clear instructions that 2009 Page #43  
rective , Allen Dulles was seeking approval from six of his MJ-12 colleague 2009 Page #43  

Word: "approve", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t meeting but had to leave. If you approve the wording, giving Wedemeyer th 2003 Page #204  
3, are.:.satisfactory to me, and I approve ·them, including the changes ·re 2009 Page #27  

Word: "approved", 25 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Taylor told me the DIA officials approved as long as he kept them informe 2003 Page #110  
D.C. His reports and updates were "approved" by Edwards and Doty and Bennew 2003 Page #150  
G330, JCS-JOIA Box 35 1946-52 Same approved for release stamp and date, but 2003 Page #159  
lb" and bottom extreme left typed "Approved Harry S. Truman July 9. 1947. T 2003 Page #204  
Library & NARA Identical Signature Approved Truman July 9.1947No - Multiple 2003 Page #205  
 Y Of C Language Edits N Y N N N N Approved HST-left Y N N N N N Approved H 2003 Page #205  
 N N Approved HST-left Y N N N N N Approved HST - Right N Y Y Y Y Dated 9 J 2003 Page #205  
 trt effWetiWMaM af year rtaalrt. "Approved Harrs'- S. Truman July 9, 1947" 2003 Page #215  
hare of year nlaalcBu Jhly 9» 1947 Approved (Sgd) ferry &. Tivinan TOP Stbr 2003 Page #226  
1947." SLIDE #49: Authority of and approved by and date The IPU Intelligenc 2004 Page #79  
tor, National Security Agency, and approved by Allen Dulles, Director of th 2004 Page #79  
ng saucer investigation funded and approved by the Canadian government. In  2004 Page #86  
nning to get 100-foot blades on an approved route that hadn't changed • He  2004 Page #126  
nts . 11 Jn 1950, President Truman approved Raven Rock Mountain, PA, as the 2005 Page #130  
NG in major population centers. If approved , these directives would activa 2008 Page #111  
sassination if the directives were approved by others ■Lends some credibili 2008 Page #122  
rnor of the Bank of England. Loans approved which continued through the 193 2008 Page #127  
appointed an FDA Commission er who approved aspartame , an artificial sweet 2008 Page #142  
COM) COMPLETED ON: OCTOBER 2, 1962 APPROVED BY: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (EXCOM) 2009 Page #26  
cret draft of MJ-12 directives was approved. Allen Dulles' letter fim1ly su 2009 Page #40  
, drafted by Dulles and apparently approved by six other MJ- 12 members was 2009 Page #43  
t dated 31st March 1944, which was approved by Admiral Halsey and transmitt 2009 Page #165  
plementation were submitted to and approved by the War Cabinet on the 5th o 2009 Page #165  
plementation were submitted to and approved by the War Cabinet on the 5th M 2009 Page #167  
t dated 31st March 1944, which was approved by Admiral Halsey and transmitt 2009 Page #170  

Word: "approves", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Y DECLARES FLYING DISK FOUND IOUSE APPROVES BILL TO CUT TAXES STARTING JANU 2003 Page #119  

Word: "approving", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ulles was involved in drafting and approving with other MJ-12 members a cry 2009 Page #42  

Word: "approx", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s E. Lemay Establishes 1957 - 1963 approx. Timeframe National Photographic  2003 Page #164  
s located at a ranc)| near Corona, approx. 75 miles northwest of the town o 2003 Page #232  
 of Roswell. Site IZ—2 waa located approx. 20 miles southeast of the town o 2003 Page #232  
 side and a metal skin covering of approx one-half inch thickness. Later th 2004 Page #10  
ually returning to base. There was approx: 20 eye witnesses to this because 2004 Page #57  
ide the Seate of Arizona. 'There's approx.imately where the saucer crashed, 2005 Page #43  
in the water creating large splash approx 1500 yards northwest" 32 of their 2006 Page #184  
ked egg-shaped. DeBow: \Y/hat year approx..imatel y are you going to estima 2007 Page #122  
ns in close proximity to the tree, approx 15 cm in diameter and 5 cm deep.  2009 Page #137  

Word: "approximat", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ppearance and triangular in shape, approximat ely two or three meters high. 2008 Page #32  
ppearance and triangular in shape, approximat ely two to three meters acros 2008 Page #93  

Word: "approximate", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e smoke subsided quickly. The best approximate time of observation in the g 2003 Page #54  
 lead, and having been told of the approximate position of the "light" befo 2004 Page #39  
 in the graphs would have the same approximate slope or angle. You can see  2004 Page #238  
en by Godman personnel in the same approximate position of the large disc o 2005 Page #65  
light and were able to indicate an approximate location for the crash site. 2006 Page #80  

Word: "approximated", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 formation of magnesium acetate is approximated here by the equation: 2Mg + 2003 Page #115  
00 feet across and traveling at an approximated height of 15,000 feet. It w 2006 Page #120  

Word: "approximatel", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ved a very bright light in the sky approximatel y 3 miles North-North East  2007 Page #176  

Word: "approximately", 59 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 to 12 feet or more in length, and approximately 8 to 10 feet in diameter.  2003 Page #60  
ire body, which he estimated to be approximately 4 1/z to 5 feet tall, and  2003 Page #68  
elow. He observed in an open field approximately 100 soldiers in a single l 2003 Page #71  
a satellite, cube shaped, weighing approximately three tons discovered 3 Au 2004 Page #7  
t was described as being a sphere, approximately 2 feet 9 inches in diamete 2004 Page #15  
de History All of the spheres were approximately two feet in diameter, and  2004 Page #16  
rt, two spheres had been recovered approximately one hundred and fifty mile 2004 Page #16  
ich was about two boat lengths, or approximately 25 meters [80 feet] wide.  2004 Page #40  
black glass-like surface, measured approximately two meters on each side, a 2004 Page #47  
e southwest of WSPG Launch Row. At approximately 7:20 p.m., at an altitude  2004 Page #67  
ribing the incident: At this time, approximately 1400, 6 July, 1959, these  2004 Page #104  
a UFO crash at l(jngman , Arizona, approximately twenty } ears previously.  2005 Page #39  
ry lake bed. The triangle measured approximately 4,400 feet long and 2,700  2005 Page #51  
each one of these bigger panels is approximately $50,000. So what you are l 2005 Page #66  
x plates inverted over each other, approximately 30 feet in 166             2005 Page #168  
 TTR and arrived at the crash site approximately eight hours after the plan 2006 Page #82  
Astronomy Club, it was sighted at "approximately 7:00 P.M. EST" and had a " 2006 Page #96  
 weighed several hundred tons. (4) Approximately ninety minutes after the e 2006 Page #120  
 communication to us was 'hot.' At approximately 20.13 hours we received or 2006 Page #122  
st of Corpus Christi, Texas. After approximately sixty seconds of observati 2006 Page #133  
ject simultaneously decelerated to approximately 1700 (1955 mph) knots, tur 2006 Page #133  
scent. It entered Mexican airspace approximately forty miles south of Brown 2006 Page #133  
ownsville, Texas. Radar tracked it approximately 500 miles to a point near  2006 Page #133  
 and each level was maintained for approximately five minutes. "The object  2006 Page #133  
an a search for the missing plane. Approximately 1035 hrs there came a radi 2006 Page #134  
to a point in the Davis Mountains, approximately twenty-five miles north ea 2006 Page #135  
age, one showing an irregular hole approximately twelve inches in diameter  2006 Page #135  
ght of the object was estimated as approximately one thousand, five hundred 2006 Page #135  
red while the object was traveling approximately 1700 knots (1955 mph). Eve 2006 Page #136  
k come from? It was first detected approximately 200 miles from U.S territo 2006 Page #136  
dar contact it was determined that approximately 40 aircraft were in flight 2006 Page #170  
eson, Harry Truman, Ryan Wood and "approximately forty" high- flying "aircr 2006 Page #179  
e and _spewing sparks *lashed down approximately 1,000 to 1,500 yards off t 2006 Page #188  
7, RB-47H aircraft, intercepted at approximately Meridian, Mississippi, a s 2006 Page #200  
ins at an altitude of SO miles, or approximately 265,000 feet. For Jack's a 2007 Page #108  
ht this sighting, which took place approximately on September 20th of 1967  2007 Page #110  
ning vegetation at an elevation of approximately. 3,000 feet. The burning a 2007 Page #128  
en thousand feet and a rusrance of approximately one mjje from the frozen m 2007 Page #137  
cember 5, 1960. He advised that at approximately 4.30 pm on Friday, Decembe 2007 Page #140  
 'like viewing a coin on end,' and approximately 50 to 75 feet in iliameter 2007 Page #165  
T 40 FEET IN DIAMETER? Paul: Yeah, approximately 40 feet, judging by how bi 2007 Page #170  
nse Restricted Test Range .... "At approximately 2350 hours, while on duty  2007 Page #176  
was mid-February 1967 and the time approximately 18 hours (6 PM). The Poula 2007 Page #195  
eft seat (captain's seat). We were approximately two miles west of La Van,  2008 Page #10  
ere making a right tum ... We were approximately 25 degrees of bank ... whe 2008 Page #10  
 alerted by the fire trail seen at approximately 7:20 p.m. or within a few  2008 Page #15  
310 degrees, altitude 80,000 feet, approximately 18 miles from Knoxville in 2008 Page #28  
AF F-4 to investigate [ ... ] When approximately 25 NM [nautical miles] dis 2008 Page #31  
volts per meter. This works out to approximately one gigavolt ( one thousan 2008 Page #77  
o three meters across the base and approximately two meters high. It illumi 2008 Page #93  
enced "entities" that were small, "approximately l ½ metres tall, wore what 2008 Page #94  
 deliberately across the dawn sky. Approximately ten minutes later, the sig 2008 Page #97  
882. Today, it has a population of approximately 28,000; and the nearby com 2009 Page #48  
f a UFO crash at Kingman, Arizona, approximately twenty years previously. A 2009 Page #48  
urements of the craft. It measured approximately 9 feet long -that's three  2009 Page #64  
                         SLIDE# 10 approximately 6.5 feet tall. Occasionall 2009 Page #65  
irm one of the other landing sites approximately fifty meters from the popl 2009 Page #136  
weighed about 11,500 kilograms, or approximately 5. 75 tons. A two-fold exc 2009 Page #137  
hich provided an experimental pool approximately 1,200 ft. long, 200 ft. wi 2009 Page #165  

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y, and that in color and design it approximates the witnesses' description  2004 Page #138  

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ke it possible to identify planets approximating the size of the Earth circ 2006 Page #70  

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e "lack of activity" comports with approxjmatel y 1,000 pages of official d 2005 Page #142  

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 26 Jun 61 -Staff O Plans Div ■ 18 Apr 62 -Chief Foreign Technology Div ■ 1 2005 Page #8  
on from the CIA. Included was a 12 Apr 1949 PapercLip-relat ed document fro 2005 Page #125  
th operations. Project Moondust 25 Apr ems: 1-11 ! WIAS0I20 11 5:154.12, =I 2006 Page #26  
AB KIRTLAND AFB N MEX Report Date: APR 1975 Pagination or Media Count : 190 2007 Page #163  
Project Blue Book Files • Ndh~ -IS APR 62 • Time -2035 L • Eur¢ka -1 9 APR  2008 Page #18  
PR 62 • Time -2035 L • Eur¢ka -1 9 APR 62 • Time -0319 Z 12 Blue Book Repor 2008 Page #18  

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-trQ- 4.{ 4e dLOP SECRET/MA.)1C CF.APrER XII or- The U.S.Air Fcrce and Flyi 2004 Page #246  

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d by any power on earth. ” Source- April 4, 1950, White house press confere 2003 Page #5  
e it would have been classified. ” April 2001, Diane Rehm Talk Show www.maj 2003 Page #9  
this was the middle to the last of April. And he never spoke of it again. B 2003 Page #30  
 in the evening for late March and April show only a few possible matches.  2003 Page #37  
rea - 10-15 miles out of town). On April 22, from 11:59 pm to 4:35 am at th 2003 Page #37  
 testimony is that it happened one April 1941 evening because her mother wa 2003 Page #37  
 Statler, Southeastern Missourian, April 23, 1963 9. Newspaper article - Ob 2003 Page #39  
Correspondence with Stan Friedman, April 16, 1999, concerning Walter Fisk 1 2003 Page #39  
 Rush Swearing in of Forrestal" On April 26 1947 The National Security Act  2003 Page #87  
lowing diary entry on the first of April "Forrestal seems to be off his bea 2003 Page #89  
ldn't say what." The next morning, April 2, Forrestal and Eberstady fly to  2003 Page #89  
 The Times first runs the story on April 8 and the national print and broad 2003 Page #90  
losest confidants and advisors. On April 23 the President visits Forrestal  2003 Page #90  
* la rm Hl* IJII I.Mil WASHINGTON. April 7 Jimii followini hi* dtuarluit fr 2003 Page #91  
e day, Art received a letter dated April 10, 1996, postmarked from South Ca 2003 Page #97  
uth Carolina source with his first April 10, 1996 letter allegedly “appropr 2003 Page #97  
 we received a second letter dated April 22, 1996. The source said that "ba 2003 Page #100  
med within all living systems). In April of 2002, samples of the Bi/Mg meta 2003 Page #112  
. NB Canada £38 2VI first printing April 1990 fitn FrlnUnp Aljuil 1901 PWNT 2003 Page #136  
tional Archives JOIA Memo 1412, 12 April ‘49 • Mentions CIA Top Secret MJ-1 2003 Page #159  
r, the USGPO Style Manual only THE APRIL 1954 SOM1-01 h Purpose is to recov 2003 Page #172  
alks to the "current situation" of April 1954, assessing the ETs as a small 2003 Page #173  
(concluded) 5. Current Situation — April 1954 o Don't seem to pose a direct 2003 Page #174  
PRESS; THE RAISED “z” ISSUE s From April ‘54, SOM1-01 to keep unauthorized  2003 Page #180  
.Unual SATELLITE REFERENCES BEFORE APRIL 1954 The Flying Saucer Conspiracy, 2003 Page #182  
ipple, Fred L., Sky and Telescope, April 1953, p. 151. “Testing of Relativi 2003 Page #182  
are of our plans for satellites in April of 1954, as a result of enormous c 2003 Page #183  
SETI for Congressmen and others in April 1997. He stated, I was fortunate e 2003 Page #194  
th Area 51 and crashed saucers. In April 2001, just after entering the Whit 2003 Page #202  
 the Potit Morocain [newspaper], 2 April 1967. This item was not carried in 2004 Page #6  
Jim Marrs Copyright 2004 Jim Marrs April 17, 1897, dawned clear and cool in 2004 Page #26  
au. Case immediately looked up the April 19, 1897, article in The Dallas Mo 2004 Page #26  
 southern portions of the state on April 10, 1897. Yet hoaxes could not acc 2004 Page #28  
e out to pasture on the morning of April 19, 1897, when the pair saw a ciga 2004 Page #29  
age of The Dallas Morning News for April 19, 1897. There were 16 news stori 2004 Page #31  
the mysterious airship last night [April 18] at 9:30. He says it was going  2004 Page #32  
German V-2 launched in the U.S. on April 16, 1946. The U.S. V-2 series of l 2004 Page #64  
called, UFOs: The E. T. Factor. On April 9th, I had a meeting at Kirtland A 2004 Page #69  
 just as high as ever." In another April 7, 1970 letter to McDonald on Apri 2004 Page #101  
pril 7, 1970 letter to McDonald on April 7, 1970 Lundahl wrote, "Will look  2004 Page #101  
 if not all of the information. On April 11, 1979, Barry Goldwater confirme 2004 Page #146  
or Barry Goldwater to Shlomo Arnon April 11, 1979 letter from Senator Barry 2004 Page #149  
ist UFO Flap of 1892 • March 12 to April 1 1892 • • In excess of 100 object 2004 Page #165  
h) • Ukraine-Lutsk, Raigorod(End 1 April)                                   2004 Page #165  
s recovered in a 1949 crash in her April 1983 meeting with Richard Doty. A  2004 Page #195  
— Ford asked for resignation. • On April 27, 1996 he disappeared while cano 2004 Page #208  
nald's Death • Just before dawn on April 9th, wrote a short note to Betsy,  2004 Page #210  
e of both beings on January 20. On April 21, 1996, around 9 p.m., Ms. Terez 2005 Page #34  
 to that, during the first week of April, several animals in the zoo had tu 2005 Page #34  
drove away as fast as he could. On April 28, a disturbing episode occurred  2005 Page #35  
ution of the A!fiddlesex Ne111s on April 23, 1973. Accorrung ro the newspap 2005 Page #39  
edition of the Middlesex Ne111s of April 23, 1973, and tracked clown the wi 2005 Page #40  
ight to the site of a UFO crash in April 1953. Daly was then blindfolded an 2005 Page #41  
y just one month -May 1953 and not April 1953. Interestingl y, in the wake  2005 Page #42  
aked out without authorization. On April 5, Thompson sent me a note which s 2005 Page #42  
te letters dated 28 March 1975, 11 April 1979, and 19 October 1981. 7 Andre 2005 Page #80  
all communit y of Aurora, Texas on April 17, 1897. That is the first case p 2005 Page #123  
al records at all." Then again, on April 9, 1990, in reply to yet another r 2005 Page #123  
oda~. The 32-page document , dated April 1954, has been shown to be consist 2005 Page #129  
on (AlSS) became the 1006 AlSS; in April 1960 it became the 1127 USAF Field 2005 Page #142  
M; 25 March 1948, White Sands, NM; April 1948, Aztec, NM; 7 /8 J u11 1948;  2005 Page #163  
: Historical Review October 1992 - April 1994 Dr. Angela Thompson 193       2006 Page #3  
icle 121, made its first flight in April 1962. Lockheed constructed several 2006 Page #72  
up Special Operations Manual dated April 1954 16 Wood R.M. and Wood, R.S.,  2006 Page #103  
Zimbabwe. Estimated 10,000 cases • April 2, 1979: Anthrax accident at Sverd 2006 Page #107  
ogical weapons for possible use. • April 11,1990: U.S. and U.K. demand that 2006 Page #108  
gis of a civil authority, and on 1 April 1979, it became known as the Cente 2006 Page #123  
all, July 14, 2000. 22. Interview, April 10, 2000. 23. Interview with Anne  2006 Page #137  
tch in 1967. provided by Bill.) In April 1966, Bill signed up for the Army  2006 Page #142  
an interview with Dominic Papetti, April 2005. 39 The Bellingham Herald, De 2006 Page #187  
uly 27, 1984. • Weekly World News, April 30, 1985, "UFO Crash Mystery." Pla 2006 Page #194  
: Historical Review October 1992 - April 1994 Dr. Angela Thompsonl Copyrigh 2006 Page #196  
ies." Fyffe Alabama Mutilations In April, 1993, Mr. Bigelow asked me to tra 2006 Page #201  
ed their existence". Status update April 20, 2004: Telephone discussion wit 2007 Page #115  
 appeared in the Polit Morocain, 2 April 1967. This item was not carried in 2007 Page #140  
          ,_,,:'-" .......... • .. April 14, 1974 .• .. 151                 2007 Page #157  
 ( 14:20) NARRATION OVER VIDEO: On April 1st, 2007, I traveled with Paul Mc 2007 Page #168  
been a plane crash near Ubatuba in April 1957 and also chat "a meteorite, o 2007 Page #195  
                          Contents April 18, 1962: The Las Vegas UFO Crash  2008 Page #5  
                          Abstract April 18, 1962: The Las Vegas UFO Crash  2008 Page #7  
 after 8:00 P.M. on the evening of April 18, 1962, something bright flashed 2008 Page #7  
n spacecraft in our atmosphere. On April 18, 1962 there was a case that off 2008 Page #7  
gs into two separate cases, one on April 18 in and around Las Vegas and the 2008 Page #7  
 around Las Vegas and the other on April 19 in the Nephi-Eureka area of Uta 2008 Page #7  
ng to Project Blue Book files, the April 18 case was a radar sighting from  2008 Page #8  
s Vegas Sun, however , reported on April 19, the day after the radar sighti 2008 Page #8  
teor" which are often seen between April 19 and 22. But he had seen nothing 2008 Page #9  
t] come out of orbit as 03 I 9Z 19 April. He described the object as cherry 2008 Page #9  
ing originally gave the date as 19 April but that was using Greenwich Mean  2008 Page #10  
ber of reports generated by the 18 April 1962 sighting, and the fact that t 2008 Page #11  
gested that one had taken place on April 18 and the second on April 19. If  2008 Page #14  
lace on April 18 and the second on April 19. If it this case was of two sig 2008 Page #14  
cords of the Air Force list the 18 April 1962 Nevada sighting to which you  2008 Page #15  
uch, an unknown officer wrote, "On April 18, 1962, the Air Force Defense Co 2008 Page #16  
aordinary happened on the night of April 18, 1962. The Air Force offered, a 2008 Page #17  
mena, Flying Disks, FBI Report, 17 April 1950 12 Clear Intent: The Governme 2008 Page #38  
                                On April 14, 1987, I interviewed Sergeant L 2008 Page #43  
ears old when I interviewed her in April 1987. I went to her Central Park h 2008 Page #49  
ing over the Channel Islands on 23 April 2007 will at least be investigated 2008 Page #63  
teresting incidents included: 26th April, I 984: Members of the public repo 2008 Page #64  
nd batch of files occurred on 21st April, 1991. I remember this incident ve 2008 Page #65  
f writer Stacey Danzuso, copyright April 26, 2000, The Capital. Annapolis , 2008 Page #70  
 the military and the Thulists. In April, 1920, Hitler changed the party's  2008 Page #126  
and various foreign book clubs. In April, 2007, Directgroup Bertelsma nn ac 2008 Page #144  
or Utt llnru1111 prdu or ED11L" 13 April 200S                               2008 Page #154  
time as DCI was limited due to the April 1961 Bay of Pigs fiasco. He needed 2009 Page #39  
s Edition of the Middlesex News on April 23, 1973. According to the newspap 2009 Page #48  
ight to the site of a UFO crash in April 1953. Daly was then blindfolded an 2009 Page #49  
by just one month May 1953 and not April 1953. 43                           2009 Page #49  
roversy . Sources: Middlesex News, April 23, 1973. Casebook of a UFO Invest 2009 Page #55  
 o--•--.•.O.-t~ oolle •~v" -~ a,-« April 1958 NE Brazil N"WJ, ..... ,...,.. 2009 Page #105  
'JI ~---. [□=c□C:=J~~□J:(1 I ----- April Jrd 1982, Bolingbrook IL. -OCT. 1~ 2009 Page #117  

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fic consulting work for the group. APRO director James Lorenzen put Bennewi 2003 Page #143  
h no return address had arrived at APRO headquarters. It described the expe 2003 Page #146  
cumstances to titillate someone at APRO. The idea was to put out feelers to 2003 Page #146  
made his trip to Palm Springs, the APRO Bulletin published a headline story 2003 Page #192  
n USA 0 1 0 1 0 Additional data in APRO files III, 10-12 UFO seen in hangar 2004 Page #113  
l Phenomena Research Organization (APRO) in 1960, led by Coral Lorenzen . A 2007 Page #195  
earthly technology prior to 1957." APRO retorted that the fragment tested b 2007 Page #195  

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acility. Suggest you call Nate for aprointment to W.P. Would also recommend 2007 Page #49  

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tranger wearing medical gloves and apron. But he saw the inert body afterwa 2005 Page #32  

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siderable care, be- use people are apt to scoff and y unkind things. Especi 2006 Page #44  
ision on the Sundesert Reactors is apt to bring 1978 nuclear reactor develo 2009 Page #10  
ets, especially technical ones, is apt to have many secrets of which we are 2009 Page #20  
 First, a rapid budget increase is apt to lead to low efficiency. The chang 2009 Page #21  
 Furthermore, our weapons would be apt to miss and accidenta lly hit Russia 2009 Page #22  
. Above all, to fire on warning is apt to destabilize a situation that alre 2009 Page #22  

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ou HELP TO /NVESTIGATE AND TO LOOK APTER THE PEOPLE YOU SAY HAVE MEN INJURE 2004 Page #24  

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er has a government water mark and ap~rs old. Jl 113                        2008 Page #119  

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ot reach media. No one anticipates AQ/MJ or Moondust inquiry. MJ6/44 Tech/O 2007 Page #143  
tatement that: "No one ancicipates AQ/MJ or M.oondust inquiry," is rughly n 2007 Page #144  

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.D. Review of our files shows that AQ-4 still favors meteoroid. M4 and M7 i 2007 Page #143  
e public domrun. The reference co "AQ-4" is i.Uuminatin g, too, and may wel 2007 Page #144  
arius project. The conclusions of "AQ-4" and the findjngs of "M4" and "M7'' 2007 Page #144  
 references to the conclusions of "AQ-4" and "M4" and "MT' may weU be an in 2007 Page #144  

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wer Briefing Document ■ Bill Moore Aquari.Js document ■ Legionna re via TC  2008 Page #115  

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igh tech artifacts; four bodies in aquariums 31 1956 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio,  2004 Page #112  
gnificant to me than the aliens in aquariums was the extensive display of p 2004 Page #119  
specimen gatherers for ET zoos and aquariums. We are still finding new spec 2006 Page #7  

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ar paranoia gave way to the Age of Aquarius, the people whose job it was to 2003 Page #141  
Documents Eisenhower Briefing Doc. Aquarius document Air Accident Report Ma 2003 Page #169  
ay well relate to the ultra-secret Aquarius project. The conclusions of "AQ 2007 Page #144  
that personnel from MJ 12, Project Aquarius, and Project Moon Dust were all 2007 Page #144  
12, Project Moon Dust, and Project Aquarius never fully resolved the matter 2007 Page #144  

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n put on immediate high alert _ter aqy data whatsoever concerning flying sa 2006 Page #174  

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ised to proceed with all dur speed ar.d caution upon your undertakinr. Here 2003 Page #136  
tHay af friar ahliyatlM te aayparl ar te rttfertal ffidaaaa jragMaa wrtah 4 2003 Page #215  
taaad aoaoahat wyoa aa waroaliatla ar laaafHata^ •ntaiaal of tha faata, of  2003 Page #220  
aa waald ha aoa^aaad at aaaa wight ar taa. o^wrta, adwlaara aad aaalataatWo 2003 Page #220  
ba tasad so—stat ay— aa s—If st fa ar 1—efnalaal opj-jofcoX of tto ftata, a 2003 Page #221  
tto altaatlaa — rayarl teak a —alk ar adx waata, to 1* faamlly faaillar »1M 2003 Page #221  
—1— vaaM to aaa^aaad «f aa— elffrt ar tea aaparta, —rlaara aat a—lateate. I 2003 Page #221  
r. E. O. 11652. Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) ar (E) T0f‘-~£59 fiBai' Dept, of State l 2003 Page #224  
Or INC,7017T: M. WO. OF ortoGes; t Ar.PCNIfVee.3: Me soots ceme•iii lima Mo 2004 Page #19  
be kl"Y to dcl.'p-sp .1ct.· tr.,vd Ar:~•l:;:~:h~•!•.:~ 1, ,.,. •••• --...,r 2005 Page #30  
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n1~1"t •.• ~.\.,..,-.,., ... ,.!\c.ar.a..r ,-i•-,li-w~ ,..,,,lll'\""'1..... 2005 Page #124  
me period archived at the Army \'(/ar College and that it displays unique c 2005 Page #129  
s we began examinin g the remnants ar the periphet) ' of a huge litter fiel 2005 Page #155  
118,11. rsonsorss ironer swerreare ar aro COMM.. awn. gra, .2. oarit sato.  2006 Page #35  
oimebc tryns000ets of the "dfrode" ar Iwc-array" type, and systems co rrsdn 2006 Page #35  
t grew much closer in \'{/odd \.'{/ar L The American people were at first s 2007 Page #10  
 the innocent-sounding Office of\\ ar Informati on. Once again, these organ 2007 Page #11  
e U.S. government used the Cold \X/ar as a device for hiding its UFO-relate 2007 Page #12  
was taking place during \Xlorld \X ar II but has been hidden from the publi 2007 Page #17  
ow the truth about the Vietnam \'(/ar: 'The ,isks of 110 secreo• are the ri 2007 Page #41  
 reality. Varied bona fide Post \X/ar documents, reports and otherwise decl 2007 Page #59  
ications of disclosin g the truth. Ar the other end of the spectrum are tho 2007 Page #59  
r a year. The ad appeared in Pop11/ar Science magazine , among others. "\'{ 2007 Page #71  
about Girlfriends did you have any ar school. GM: No that al1 started after 2007 Page #79  
SC) STARBOARD----- ~ . LAN DING GE AR ~~ THRLJST VECTORIN G GUIDE VANES c:: 2007 Page #106  
Director of the Office of Security ar the Scace Department ; \'(liJliam F.  2007 Page #137  
er, injtial assessments undertaken ar the behest of the U.S. National Secur 2007 Page #143  
er at four meters and its altitude ar 1,000 meters. While this first object 2007 Page #199  
ar Colorado Springs Cherry Red. Cl!ar Gr..:.:n, R.:d and White Tail O'PO !i 2008 Page #19  
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tft,).flC, 7.l.1t 1· . .:1:1 ! c,v;ar ,..._.._, : u ll.7:d I c..'14 :..;e : 2008 Page #57  
es and the distr.:.buc:.on of :hem ar.iong other celestia l states . Th:..s 2008 Page #113  
Gl,b,J 1~n'1Cu1condo ■ Citi::P.rt. Ar:.iuut UFO S e~cy ■ TheCu,hR.ttD?v.llS 2009 Page #143  
nlY years ttut I """" "°rled as an ar traffic control er.· Al r--arocnd 9 p 2009 Page #144  
-·•• •EMll&"ll . Ill M lli)q.D _ _,ar.ucmKa . 7: Ufology Explodes, 1987-198 2009 Page #147  

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a\[arlon ~nodgrass (abo\·e), 39-yC!ar-old Ciucin1111ti hio-physicis\, mill  2009 Page #180  

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y you will oalso it oloar that you ara on a fact-finding Mission and. that  2003 Page #213  
locations were wreckage and bodies ara being held. CIC member of the team w 2003 Page #234  

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Institute, Anti-Defamation League, Arab Bureau, Aspen Jnstitute, Associatio 2008 Page #143  
SUCCESS, Jun~·13.-ld'-war,• · The, Arab lfh:hcr Comm.l:tee tor U thC1' Is a 2009 Page #182  

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                             Saudi Arabia. The CIA used them during the 198 2008 Page #140  

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at taaaral toalrttar aa— , ttat Cl—aral Watoaaysr raters via Xar— far a tol 2003 Page #221  

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"LG.:~1" l '• .. ,""coY'l"T::.,; \ ARAlllA ' . it',.r\ --'~ / \ .. ' ... \  2007 Page #156  

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calendar indicating he was in Port Aransas, Texas, fishing). 9              2006 Page #12  

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he experimental station at Whangap araoa was closed down on the 8th January 2009 Page #166  

Word: "ararat", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 -the crashed UFO controversy. The Ararat Anomaly: It was on June 17, 1949  2007 Page #137  
magery of the 16,945-foot-rugh Mt. Ararat, Turkey, inadvertently stumbled a 2007 Page #137  
 in parcicular. Not onJy that: the Ararat Anomaly has reportedl y also been 2007 Page #138  
laims and assercions regarding the Ararat Anomaly have surfaced both privat 2007 Page #138  
crashed UFO that impacted on Mount Ararat thousands of years ago and that h 2007 Page #138  
 between Project Moon Dust and the Ararat Anomal) we are obliged to turn ou 2007 Page #138  
d begun to take an interest in the Ararat Anomaly in the late 1960s. Riggs  2007 Page #138  
tographs that appeared to show the Ararat Anomaly at very close quarters. H 2007 Page #138  
nder the thick ice and snow of Mt. Ararat. "My dad said that the picrures o 2007 Page #138  
red ro bv U.S. lntelLigence as the Ararat Anomaly. However, he says that hi 2007 Page #139  

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p located at the southwest edge of Ararat's west-facing mountain. The crew  2007 Page #137  

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wad- aida st144 oe 4 •rit., . , 1. ararr,..r• r••• aro •••• *re-, .• rrr .. 2006 Page #39  

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11.;:miz 2. Your attention is also arawn to the article on "Illyixig flaupe 2004 Page #25  

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the Nationalsozialistiche Deutsche Arbeite,partei , the National Socialist  2008 Page #126  

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r of individuals who could thus be arbitrarily quarantined. The definition  2006 Page #202  

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n, quantitative comparisons become arbitrary . Similarly , old and new meth 2009 Page #19  

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 the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor from 1961 to 1968. In 1970, he rec 2003 Page #111  
ical Research Sensors, Inc. in Ann Arbor. Levengood holds about a dozen pat 2003 Page #111  
 owned Agro Sciences, Inc., in Ann Arbor from 1976 to 1983. Since 1987, he  2003 Page #111  

Word: "arc", 23 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 resting mid thr interest Ing Caso arc uorelublr. I nfonunatil*. there arc  2003 Page #118  
rc uorelublr. I nfonunatil*. there arc no eaves that arc both relublcund in 2003 Page #118  
onunatil*. there arc no eaves that arc both relublcund inicnMin ”' Dr. Carl 2003 Page #118  
. 3. “All nnn-csplaincil sighting* arc from poor objcrsers" Dr. Donald Menz 2003 Page #118  
upported by data or reference*. Ml arc denw nstrebls FAl *11 RULES FOR UFO  2003 Page #118  
is loo much trouble. All Believers arc Liars. All Non-believers only tell t 2003 Page #118  
om one's Armchair. Archival visits arc too much trouble. Defame dead people 2003 Page #118  
tatement that die M.T-12 documents arc BOGI s “We base no records rcspousis 2003 Page #135  
idly datortawtiwg attaaMo Ghlaa* W arc daadrmo of ftadlag wajw la whdah w g 2003 Page #220  
rear of the aircraft in a downward arc. 2. The Bubble: On 11 October 1960,  2004 Page #5  
alk* do ovi.aNg 411 lama, Tale Jr. Arc. 17411=7141. Tloir Iri‘rolorrios to  2004 Page #19  
travel to the stas! • 'There is an arc( in the egialions, and we have figJr 2006 Page #27  
er speeds, and descend in a smooth arc, not in "steps". And meteors do not  2006 Page #134  
 (PAR) that is sweeping through an arc every few seconds — probably every 1 2006 Page #146  
r weapons . b. (U) All AFOSI units arc ,.,quired to m.-\intain and be aw:ir 2007 Page #175  
?'-."lj',X..-.!':!i '" =i,:,cry ye.arc ;1,--p ::.nly cc:,:un ~U--ct:. .a:-t 2008 Page #57  
 'they could be' or we think 'they arc Soviet.' This simply does not serve  2009 Page #16  
        descend to the earth in an arc. The Anny Air Forces Intelligence ha 2009 Page #179  
 ton1 bomb r ncl \vas not n: ports arc substantially true-but hio,oglcn . \ 2009 Page #181  
o• American miliL'lry :iulboritics arc ccn.~ ol t.imc lo ~cnns o! ~l! ior.c 2009 Page #182  
th ra),'5 De:i.th my~ in genc:·:,I arc al• were reported du~ the wat·, but  2009 Page #182  
i:y reporH, alihouch exar.:erateI, arc, i;raduat es. 5uostantially 1rue.~ ! 2009 Page #183  
f son11: sort. though exaggCTated, arc subsUln• • :1jally true." 1 Th; pnpc 2009 Page #184  

Word: "arca", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

0 Goodall statement from "UFOs and Arca 51: Secrets of the Black World," fi 2005 Page #82  

Word: "arcadia", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ee. It landed in the small town of Arcadia just before reaching ORNL then d 2006 Page #97  

Word: "arcane", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 version, and the specification of arcane references to be precisely the on 2003 Page #171  
 stronger authenticity rating than arcane and unique phrases (etymology) in 2004 Page #243  
 UFOs were assigned to CI for some arcane "disinformation" operations, then 2005 Page #124  
thy, telekinesis or other advanced/arcane powers that imply the ability to  2006 Page #53  
ory, she knows her way around such arcane instruments as libraries and micr 2006 Page #180  
   term "wet affairs" was a highly arcane phrase used by the KGB for assass 2008 Page #112  

Word: "arch", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

fant foot growth and corresponding arch development, s manufacture and basi 2003 Page #48  
•• ,~ .. r ,_,,, ,1: .• , · r "I-• arch Tremor Mystery At Llandrillo" was h 2007 Page #149  

Word: "arch-foe", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ectively), in which Mulder and his arch-foe, Alex Krycek, are forced to wor 2008 Page #103  

Word: "arch9804", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s. 10. http://www.dairynet.com/bus/arch9804.html Phillips Laboratories - Me 2006 Page #208  

Word: "archaeologist", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eginning of 20th century, by famed archaeologist Vikentiy Khvyoka who disco 2004 Page #167  

Word: "archaeologists", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ce Knight Vern Maltais Harold Baca Archaeologists Materials found at Bat Ca 2003 Page #44  
, as reported by numerous teams of archaeologists over the years. I dared n 2003 Page #45  
itor • At Nasser's invitation USSR archaeologists allegedly found an EBE in 2004 Page #172  

Word: "archeological", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

                               New Archeological Evidence from the Mac Braz 2005 Page #107  
ikely become vet) important modern archeological digs. These impact sites w 2007 Page #121  

Word: "archeologist", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 has been confirmed, the aerospace archeologist has a number of tools avail 2006 Page #72  

Word: "archeologists", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 at about the same time a group of archeologists stumbled upon it. There we 2004 Page #135  
arrived and warned Barnett and the archeologists not to reveal what they ha 2004 Page #135  

Word: "archeology", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

can best be described as aerospace archeology. Aerospace archeology involve 2006 Page #71  
as aerospace archeology. Aerospace archeology involves a substantial amount 2006 Page #71  

Word: "archetype", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Being would fit prior expectations/archetype s, arousing little religious b 2006 Page #54  

Word: "archetypes", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

g would fit prior expectations and archetypes for NHI life vis-à-vis human  2006 Page #54  
 would meet prior expectations and archetypes vis-à- vis science, religion  2006 Page #55  
ct scenarios, Being would fit evil archetypes of religion, science fiction  2006 Page #55  

Word: "arching", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 were unusual markings, and a blue arching was emitting from the object at  2003 Page #60  
rom where he had observed the blue arching lights down in the woods. When w 2003 Page #63  

Word: "architect's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 such as this, I don't know. I see architect's drawings all the time, I've  2004 Page #52  

Word: "architected", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 was that fifty four years ago the architected of our modern defense establ 2003 Page #95  

Word: "architects", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Book Club, Computer Books Direct, Architects and Designers Book Service, C 2008 Page #144  

Word: "architecture", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cenarios that would become a basic architecture from which to extract the c 2006 Page #50  
noteworthy examples of czarist era architecture as well as Stalinist period 2009 Page #134  
alinist period and socialist modem architecture. Such examples of civic sta 2009 Page #134  

Word: "archival", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

erial photography, soil samples or archival research. All these fronts are  2003 Page #38  
t research is from one's Armchair. Archival visits arc too much trouble. De 2003 Page #118  
docurrerts com The Evidence • Most archival evidence is circumstantial, the 2003 Page #153  
nal Archives and is one of the few Archival confirmations of the existence  2003 Page #184  
k Features ■ Government documents/ archival sources ■ Research journals, pu 2008 Page #158  

Word: "archive", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he V-2 rocket program, an internet archive called Engdopedia Astronautica s 2004 Page #64  
legram. The original Star Telegram Archive negative storage envelope in whi 2004 Page #235  
gatives may have arrived in the ST archive at different times prompting the 2004 Page #235  
ives end up in the Star Telegram's archive? I've pondered this long and har 2004 Page #237  
ion requests, making them the only archive to ignore a research inquiry dur 2005 Page #92  
um and, by far, the most extensive archive of such materials can be found o 2005 Page #128  
he same time that (a) the National Archive, London, was declassifying files 2006 Page #131  
fense Technical Information Center Archive: -Kinetic cooling of the atmosph 2007 Page #163  
 undertaking to release its entire archive of UFO files. On May 14 2008 the 2008 Page #61  
e French government released their archive of UFO files and this was follow 2008 Page #61  
 to proactively release its entire archive of UFO files. As mentioned earli 2008 Page #63  

Word: "archived", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l) like manuals of the same period archived at the Army \'(/ar College and  2005 Page #129  
assembled by Bob and Ryan Wood and archived for public study at www.majesti 2007 Page #160  

Word: "archives", 91 instance(s) (Back to Top)

... 137 Evidence From The National Archives: Governmental Proof of Keen UFO 2003 Page #3  
Leaked classified documents l-’Z a Archives, libraries & photography Hj • ■ 2003 Page #22  
ave been verified at the Princeton archives. Even the language style of thi 2003 Page #27  
both leaked and retrieved from the archives □ Rare and valuable insight int 2003 Page #29  
e being researched at the national archives and the St. Louis National Pers 2003 Page #33  
orton, Lewis, Schade, 16. National Archives and Record Administration photo 2003 Page #39  
        Evidence from The National Archives: Governmental Proof of Keen UFO 2003 Page #153  
n Wood Document Sources • National Archives - College Park MD - Library of  2003 Page #153  
 gun UFO documents in the national archives system - Because they are highl 2003 Page #153  
        Evidence from the National Archives Truman Meets With N. Mex. Senat 2003 Page #155  
t • Authentic document in National Archives • Links to others that are on t 2003 Page #156  
        Evidence from the National Archives Detlev Bronk ’s FBI File Novemb 2003 Page #157  
        Evidence from the National Archives JOIA Memo 1412, 12 April ‘49 •  2003 Page #159  
 File contents missing at national Archives in College Park, MD www majesti 2003 Page #160  
        Evidence from the National Archives Top Secret USAFE Item 14 • 4 No 2003 Page #161  
        Evidence from the National Archives November 14-16.2003 Las Vegas.  2003 Page #163  
        Evidence from the National Archives INational Personal Records Cent 2003 Page #165  
        Evidence from the National Archives Withdrawal Slips Everywhere • L 2003 Page #167  
rash Retrieval Conference National Archives and Records Administration (NAR 2003 Page #168  
cords Administration (NARA) ill 4. ARCHIVES ANO RECORDS ADMINISTRATION DO N 2003 Page #168  
 team at a library or the national archives is $8,000 / week.The Evidence I 2003 Page #168  
mbers and letters available in the archives at Tinker Air Force Base. The 1 2003 Page #172  
. This memo came from the National Archives and is one of the few Archival  2003 Page #184  
e evidence is not available in the archives, that suggests that it does not 2003 Page #184  
t exist. It is well known that the Archives have a declassification procedu 2003 Page #184  
ake" □ "There is ne prevenance" n "Archives cannot locate them ” n "Anythin 2003 Page #186  
ring a recent trip to the National Archives in Washington but was unable to 2003 Page #194  
s a picture from within the Carter archives showing the letters. What most  2003 Page #196  
demeyer found in both the National Archives and the Truman Presidential Lib 2003 Page #203  
s in Evidence 1. From the National Archives in College Park there is a note 2003 Page #204  
 original directives in the Truman Archives, it is clear that the President 2003 Page #208  
rding to Dr. Bland at the Marshall Archives, Marshall did not write any "bo 2003 Page #208  
tive signed by Eisenhower from the archives in one of the other offices tha 2003 Page #209  
appeared to have vanished from the archives of the Defense Intelligence Age 2004 Page #11  
 certainly aren't available in the archives, federally or provincially. In  2004 Page #41  
ep. Andy Kissner studied newspaper archives and came to the startling concl 2004 Page #66  
n being offered up to the National Archives. Not surprisingly he stated tha 2004 Page #87  
ich was discovered in the Suitland Archives. He may also be known by resear 2004 Page #103  
 Perhaps some research time in the Archives would yield emergency plans for 2004 Page #129  
ided with UFO film from government archives that could he used in the film  2004 Page #179  
ements at the Defense Audio Visual Archives which was stationed at the base 2004 Page #182  
ormation request with the National Archives and they confirmed they had mat 2004 Page #185  
man that he worked in the National Archives in the classified vault. He sta 2004 Page #191  
girlfriend. We met at the National Archives and went to meet his girlfriend 2004 Page #191  
lastic sleeve, indicating that the archives was treating it as a legitimate 2004 Page #191  
 believed there were people in the archives searching for MJ-12 documents t 2004 Page #191  
 to be futile. "Go to the National Archives," the AF told me in response to 2004 Page #231  
nse to my first FOIA. The National Archives then directed me to Maxwell AFB 2004 Page #231  
ted in a re-direct to the National Archives. Telephone calls to the Nationa 2004 Page #231  
s. Telephone calls to the National Archives revealed they had no records fr 2004 Page #231  
 and as such be filed later in the archives joining the other pictures from 2004 Page #238  
wining memo (1954) in our national archives. Even the mention of the Blue R 2004 Page #246  
 Jim ·Martin noted that Einstein's archives never responded to any of his i 2005 Page #92  
peared from a file in the National Archives and Records r\dministration in  2005 Page #125  
ret codeword access in the 19S0's. Archives don't have any remotely relevan 2005 Page #131  
eachable sources like the National Archives or from military records. There 2005 Page #134  
BI files, Presidential or National Archives material? If there are clandest 2005 Page #135  
t officially found in the National Archives or equivalent? Is it logical or 2005 Page #136  
rthermore, I have spent time at 20 archives, had a security clearance for 1 2006 Page #4  
ified programs and have visited 20 archives, I am in a better position than 2006 Page #13  
alien bodies. Film taken from USAF archives Stringfieid eventually speaks t 2006 Page #26  
." I continued to research library archives and discovered two September 13 2006 Page #95  
ton Down had made a check of their archives, but had found "no record of an 2006 Page #133  
to December, 1951 (at the National Archives). On December 6, Air Force Colo 2006 Page #169  
·Michael Swords in the Smithsonian archives. In this hand-writt en letter,  2007 Page #23  
ossible MOONDUST, found within the archives of the 8th Air Force, and prepa 2007 Page #139  
 falling and out of power. Library Archives Provide More Leads- The Aberdee 2008 Page #48  
files. On May 14 2008 the National Archives released the first batch of fil 2008 Page #61  
. On October 20, 2008 the National Archives released the second batch of fi 2008 Page #61  
e in 2006, I assisted the National Archives in the release process by revie 2008 Page #61  
s Office (now renamed the National Archives). What this meant was that prio 2008 Page #62  
eed, both the MoD and the National Archives hope that this will be a good n 2008 Page #63  
ound 2 million times. The National Archives regarded this as one of their m 2008 Page #65  
 are now available at the National Archives . There are 19 files, many of w 2008 Page #65  
that refers people to the National Archives and/or the MoD website. At that 2008 Page #68  
ase Files: Excerpts from the CUFOs Archives Michael Schrott ............... 2009 Page #5  
ble intelligence establishment the archives of which are tightly closed, wh 2009 Page #12  
le intelligence establishmen t the archives of which are tightly closed, wh 2009 Page #23  
igence experience because military archives remain closed to certain docume 2009 Page #24  
found in 1985 in the U.S. National Archives that explicitly referred to an  2009 Page #35  
 records belonging to the National Archives . 1 The document, dated July 14 2009 Page #35  
f official records at the National Archives, it does not have the standard  2009 Page #46  
ing it was planted in the National Archives and is a hoax, but that is unli 2009 Page #46  
ent on the memo, go to: http://www.archives.gov/foia/ufos.html#mj 12 2 Avai 2009 Page #46  
library.org/Historical+Resources / Archives/Reference +Desk/NSAMs .htm 13 F 2009 Page #46  
klibrary.org/Historical+Resources/ Archives/Reference+ Desk/Speeches /JFK/0 2009 Page #46  
s. available online at: http://www.archives.gov/research/j fk/select-commi  2009 Page #47  
ented and verified by the National Archives , show a steady series of promo 2009 Page #87  
 record obtained from the National Archives that the last document she sign 2009 Page #88  
e me, now verified by the National Archives , speak for themselves . Given  2009 Page #95  
ase Files: Excerpts From The CUFOS Archives Michael Schrott Copyright 2009  2009 Page #97  

Word: "archives'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

days prior to the seminal National Archives' MJ-12 document, the CutlerTwin 2005 Page #97  

Word: "archivist", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

gionnaire via TC 1992 1 4 TS ■ CIA archivist via TC 1992 1 1 TS ■ Cantwell  2003 Page #169  
l Moore ■ Legionnaire via TC ■ CIA archivist via TC ■ Cantwell via TC ■ Qui 2003 Page #169  
ge M' NC= Dor raucAr • Source: CIA Archivist to Tim Cooper to Milo Sperigli 2004 Page #207  
eagues Jim Martin and Kenn Thomas (archivist, author and conspiracy-related 2005 Page #97  
85 ■ legionnaire via TC 1992 ■ CIA archivist via TC 1992 ■ Cantwell via TC  2007 Page #42  
                                   ARCHIVIST AT WORK THE TITLE PAGE ......  2007 Page #43  
85 ■ Legionnaire via TC 1992 ■ CIA archivist via TC 1992 ■ Cantwell via TC  2008 Page #115  
e via TC Air Accident Report ■ CIA archivist via TC Marilyn Monroe Report ■ 2008 Page #115  
belonged . Kenn Thomas works as an archivist for a midwestem university . H 2009 Page #34  

Word: "archiyes", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

closely controlled in the National ArchiYes files. 10 ln 1943, the U.S. Sup 2005 Page #126  

Word: "archjval", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

er draws from a number of printed, archjval and human sources (all noted),  2005 Page #88  

Word: "archlaclolo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e ;.ind lhtir cullurf':S. S!lmt' u Archlaclolo:..:,y. t•tc. -\rdH•ol11,.\:  2005 Page #107  

Word: "archuleta", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

licopter for a private tour of the Archuleta Mesa near Dulce. They flew him 2003 Page #150  

Word: "arcicle", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

oincidentall y, while purring that arcicle together, there was a UFO/Fl yin 2007 Page #109  

Word: "arcificial", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lee's say ten years from now? When arcificial satellites and missiles find  2008 Page #114  

Word: "arclrnin", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 from I\\O anc-icnt Grer~ ,,onl\: :arclrnin. ddinin ::: :rndcnl or old. :an 2005 Page #107  

Word: "arcratt", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 was no longer a tnreat to 11. the arcratt regameo au 1nstrumer.taoon and c 2009 Page #143  

Word: "arctic", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

signed as special observers of the Arctic regions since the event at Spitsb 2004 Page #13  
 Lieutenant TyHenson: "I think the Arctic is serving as a kind of air base  2004 Page #13  
crashes of B-36 bombers on routine Arctic patrol that bear all the earmarks 2006 Page #141  
r. Some unusual disturbance in the Arctic atmosphere had thrown the radar o 2006 Page #168  
a? Over Labrador? Flocks of Geese? Arctic atmospheric effects? A single C-4 2006 Page #169  
ary Lovett tell the President that arctic atmospheric conditions caused the 2006 Page #173  

Word: "ard", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 EXPERIMENTAL STATION, BAKER. IIIU.ARD COUNTY, UTAH PrliC9ac!F'or~Jo,,.e&Co 2005 Page #60  
stored at the base salvage/scrap-) ard (see picture 2, illustration 3 & 4). 2007 Page #95  
a taxi-\\ ay near the base scrap-~ ard, were four flying wing discs, measur 2007 Page #95  
l Security, 'NBS published 0)' Her,ard University Press in October I 95 8 w 2009 Page #12  

Word: "ardent", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

All reports had been changed from "ardent Nazi" to "not an ardent Nazi." De 2008 Page #137  
nged from "ardent Nazi" to "not an ardent Nazi." Despite government claims  2008 Page #137  

Word: "ards", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

VALUA110N MIUOR ~'llNF.ST E . U,.,/ARDS llll•O(M((. O• ■\ltt.,.llt aODlllll 2007 Page #174  

Word: "are-two", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

f using lhe atomic horn b.'' There are-two methods of using the power or th 2009 Page #184  

Word: "area", 585 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.................. 77 The "British Area 51" & Hacker Matthew Bevan ........ 2003 Page #3  
by many scientists, constitutes an area of extraordinary scientific interes 2003 Page #13  
e Mann. Historical research in the area has identified other witnesses and  2003 Page #21  
ary just showed up, surrounded the area, took them off in groups separately 2003 Page #30  
 these basic parameters the search area has narrowed to about five square m 2003 Page #36  
ete stereoscopic overflight of the area as shown. One area looks promising. 2003 Page #37  
erflight of the area as shown. One area looks promising. ■ Trough still the 2003 Page #37  
5 44.1 Long 89 36 00.0 This target area was visited in August 2000 with met 2003 Page #37  
uis Houck who lived in the correct area - 10-15 miles out of town). On Apri 2003 Page #37  
ce out highway 61, again the right area. It will take a review of the histo 2003 Page #37  
lves a sighting in the Puget Sound area in Washington state that resulted i 2003 Page #41  
included the recovery in that same area of a thirty-inch saucer by a housew 2003 Page #42  
two crashes 1 was privy to in this area...and there were others. (videotape 2003 Page #43  
o instead of San Augustin, in that area? A. No, it wasn't Socorro; it was d 2003 Page #43  
 a map and Roswell went through my area, through the Trinity site and keeps 2003 Page #43  
nd keeps going to the San Augustin area (videotape interview -Ted Loman, La 2003 Page #43  
ith folded edge at bottom. Lighter area was above surface when found. Figur 2003 Page #47  
the top view photo, the broken-off area has been extended to the size it mi 2003 Page #48  
re. The small sole was found in an area next to the present arroyo water co 2003 Page #49  
ur. Many persons in the Greensburg area saw the phenomena. State police the 2003 Page #53  
y there is a fire in the Kecksburg area. They are investigating. The Oakdal 2003 Page #53  
 Nike facilities in the Pittsburgh area that night. I never saw any stateme 2003 Page #53  
 slowly from the sky into a wooded area near Kecksburg during the late afte 2003 Page #53  
he sightings around the Pittsburgh area of the fiery object, and the freque 2003 Page #54  
hin walking distance of the wooded area where the object reportedly fell. T 2003 Page #54  
 kids proceeded to run towards the area where it appeared that the object h 2003 Page #54  
opped them before they reached the area. The smoke subsided quickly. The be 2003 Page #54  
ervation in the general Pittsburgh area is 4:47 P.M. The late John Murphy,  2003 Page #54  
ived on the scene in the Kecksburg area. The area around where the object w 2003 Page #54  
e scene in the Kecksburg area. The area around where the object was said to 2003 Page #54  
             transportation to the area, so I stayed up late trying to find 2003 Page #55  
eadline it stated, "Army Ropes Off Area." Included in the story was the sta 2003 Page #55  
 the story was the statement, "The area where the object landed was immedia 2003 Page #55  
rters were indeed in the Kecksburg area that night, and they witnessed vari 2003 Page #55  
ere also representatives from some area radio stations and newspapers as we 2003 Page #55  
the media respond to the Kecksburg area that Thursday night, but so did the 2003 Page #55  
red with a tarpaulin away from the area near where the object reportedly fe 2003 Page #56  
agencies around the Pittsburgh, PA area were deluged with sighting reports. 2003 Page #58  
 was moving toward the Laurelville area. Randy Overly and his friend were p 2003 Page #58  
d to hesitate over the Laurelville area, then made a turn and then began to 2003 Page #58  
ber of people around the Kecksburg area observed the object fall into the w 2003 Page #58  
ecific directions to the Kecksburg area. The object fell around 4:47 P.M.,  2003 Page #59  
 object descend over the Kecksburg area, he jumped into his car and went to 2003 Page #60  
rk, but he walked down towards the area with a flashlight. He was somewhat  2003 Page #60  
 He was somewhat familiar with the area since he had hunted down there. Bul 2003 Page #60  
Bulebush noticed that trees in the area had been damaged. Jim Romansky was  2003 Page #60  
ny was dispatched to the Kecksburg area to assist in the search for what wa 2003 Page #60  
ck of the object was a raised ring area about 8 to 10 inches wide. It was a 2003 Page #60  
nches wide. It was around the ring area that Jim saw strange markings that  2003 Page #60  
h the woods and told them that the area was now quarantined and they had to 2003 Page #60  
 a jazz musician in the Pittsburgh area went to the Kecksburg area that nig 2003 Page #60  
tsburgh area went to the Kecksburg area that night after hearing the news a 2003 Page #60  
s friends were unfamiliar with the area, but found their way onto a farm la 2003 Page #60  
rs to get the civilians out of the area. The soldiers aimed their rifles at 2003 Page #61  
ed. The Object Is Removed From The Area It has been reported that at about  2003 Page #61  
t vehicles, departed the Kecksburg area at a high rate of speed. *In 1990 p 2003 Page #61  
g Site Initially, the large wooded area where the object reportedly fell wa 2003 Page #63  
I were looking through that wooded area when we both noticed a series of ol 2003 Page #63  
im Romansky. He walked around that area for quite a while. There were some  2003 Page #63  
ts, and he was unfamiliar with the area, but it looked like the object may  2003 Page #63  
hat the object fell into that wash area. A year later (1988) , a tip was re 2003 Page #63  
i capsule had been expelled in the area. Most of these explanations can be  2003 Page #65  
 unknown origin from the Kecksburg area. As stated before, according to the 2003 Page #66  
d/or vehicles around the Kecksburg area that night. News accounts at that t 2003 Page #66  
 conducted the search in a 75 acre area under a full moon as about 150 onlo 2003 Page #66  
n an effort to make them leave the area. Myron, the truck driver who said h 2003 Page #66  
us people who were coming into the area to look for the crash site. They th 2003 Page #67  
oel was somewhat familiar with the area since he had hunted there. Joel's b 2003 Page #68  
head down towards the large wooded area below. He said he was down there fo 2003 Page #68  
men in dress suits looking over an area on the ground where the leaves were 2003 Page #69  
object had fallen in the Kecksburg area, and since he was out cruising and  2003 Page #70  
rough the field towards the wooded area. Soon after, a military officer app 2003 Page #70  
 that they would have to leave the area. Bill was curious about the activit 2003 Page #70  
s told that if he didn't leave the area they would confiscate his car. The  2003 Page #70  
, even though he was not from that area. He lived in Johnstown, about 40 mi 2003 Page #70  
that night. His description of the area fits well with the farm lane that m 2003 Page #70  
 When the group first got into the area they were stopped by state police a 2003 Page #70  
 they were advancing on the wooded area. Don said, "Their stride was coordi 2003 Page #71  
/~paufo References "Army Ropes off Area: Unidentified Flying Object Falls N 2003 Page #72  
                      The “British Area 51” & Hacker Matthew Bevan Matthew  2003 Page #83  
t has become known as the "British Area 51" and the "British Hangar 18." Wi 2003 Page #83  
ada at the famous Groom Lake site (Area 51 known as Dreamland) where the St 2003 Page #102  
) could be detected with the Mg/Zn area which is frequently found in magnes 2003 Page #106  
nly at the edge of the evaporation area. By contrast, the slide with the so 2003 Page #115  
 most secretive and highly-guarded area on the sprawling grounds of Kirtlan 2003 Page #142  
d insects littered the bodies. The area patrolled by Valdez had far more th 2003 Page #143  
he began to suspect that the Dulce area was the site of an underground alie 2003 Page #144  
ights in the vicinity of the Dulce area, and made his case for his suspicio 2003 Page #145  
 the ground in Coyote Canyon in an area that is not visible to anyone outsi 2003 Page #147  
on various projects falling in his area of research and expertise. Fugate w 2003 Page #148  
n the opposite shore in the wooded area. ” www.maiesticdocumeats com 155    2003 Page #159  
lso toxic spills OK 13. Secure the area: no local law enforcement inside Pe 2003 Page #175  
ose to site, secure communications Area sweep: witnesses released only afte 2003 Page #175  
C Team in charge 15. Cleansing the area —“all traces have been removed ’’ 1 2003 Page #175  
 Code Receiving Facility U A-002-6 Area 51 S-4 ID-301-F Area 51 S-4 DD-303N 2003 Page #175  
ity U A-002-6 Area 51 S-4 ID-301-F Area 51 S-4 DD-303N Area 51 S-4 PD-40-8G 2003 Page #175  
1 S-4 ID-301-F Area 51 S-4 DD-303N Area 51 S-4 PD-40-8G Area 51 S-4 IF-101- 2003 Page #175  
1 S-4 DD-303N Area 51 S-4 PD-40-8G Area 51 S-4 IF-101-K Area 51 S-4 UF-103- 2003 Page #175  
 S-4 PD-40-8G Area 51 S-4 IF-101-K Area 51 S-4 UF-103-M Area 51 S-4 SP-331  2003 Page #175  
 S-4 IF-101-K Area 51 S-4 UF-103-M Area 51 S-4 SP-331 Blue Lab WP-61 EBE-01 2003 Page #175  
 WP-61 MM-54A Bldg 21 KB-88 WW-010 Area 51 S-4 11 32003 Special Operaxm Kfc 2003 Page #175  
her specific plan for securing the area, establishing a perimeter, secure c 2003 Page #176  
me quarters because it identified "Area 51 S-4" as one of the receiving fac 2003 Page #176  
MPLES: HUNT EOF? ANACHRONON1SMS □ “Area 51 was not there in 1954 ” □ “Why w 2003 Page #180  
.82003 Special OperaJons l.linual “AREA 51 DID NOT EXIST IN 1954 ” 11'8/200 2003 Page #182  
 Satellites not flown until 1957 □ Area 51 did not exist in 1954 Dish radar 2003 Page #182  
rants discussion is the claim that Area 51 did not exist in 1954, and there 2003 Page #183  
$300 million 1951 dollars to build Area 51 and today's huge black budget, f 2003 Page #187  
ugh to travel around Washington DC area, and I was fortunate enough to spea 2003 Page #194  
point of many stories dealing with Area 51 and crashed saucers. In April 20 2003 Page #202  
atic and military officials in the area. In your discussions with Chinese.. 2003 Page #207  
ic and sill- tary ©fflelals in th* area. In your discussions with Chinas* o 2003 Page #213  
atic and military officials in the area. j__In your discussions with Chines 2003 Page #222  
.i n and military officials in the area. In your discussions with Chinese o 2003 Page #225  
arch parties t^jLocate the general area. Detachment 3 «f the 9393rd Technic 2003 Page #233  
orders from Colonel S. 7 immediate area surrounding the crash site. Select  2003 Page #233  
d looking like a great bubble. The area in which the phenomenon could be ob 2004 Page #6  
oons or other known objects in the area which could have accounted for the  2004 Page #6  
 exploded and fell to earth in the area. The sighting and recovery took pla 2004 Page #6  
es. The same sources said that the area where the artificial satellite fell 2004 Page #8  
s from the BAF have flown over the area where the object was supposed to ha 2004 Page #9  
arch party directed to go into the area to find the object had found nothin 2004 Page #9  
s who vanished mysteriously in the area. I really think something big happe 2004 Page #10  
C-130 carried 'something' from the area where the UFO crashed." In addition 2004 Page #10  
ound on farmland in the Santa Cruz area of Bolivia. As I scrutinized these  2004 Page #10  
nacho Viveras. The place is in the area of Buen Retiro near the Yapacane Ri 2004 Page #11  
ghts was flying over the explosion area. After dawn on Friday morning the C 2004 Page #11  
mpesino started looking around the area of the impact and found a sphere. A 2004 Page #11  
ey hit the ground. However, in the area where they've been found, there wer 2004 Page #11  
 to the size and remoteness of the area, a search for debris had been unsuc 2004 Page #17  
M0 VIVFRA3, THE PLAtE IS • IN THE ,AREA OF SuEN ETIRO NEAR THE VApAcANE *Iv 2004 Page #21  
 WAS FLYING OVER THE • EMI:0.51[1N AREA, AFTER DAwN ON FRIDAY HORNING THE C 2004 Page #21  
AMPESINO STARTED LOMOND AROUND THE AREA OF THE TPRACT Awn FDUkr A SPHERE, A 2004 Page #21  
Y HIT THE CP0UND, HOWEVER * IN THE AREA wvERF 11-EYIVE SEEN FOL!ND * THERE  2004 Page #21  
P TEEM, WHO WERE VERY CLOSE To THE AREA, HAVE GOT SXIN RASEES, AND SOME OF  2004 Page #24  
T Of THE EXPLOSION IN THE AIR. THE AREA IS SO BIG THAT THEY DIDN'T HAVE THE 2004 Page #24  
 hoax, a fake story planted in the area newspapers to draw attention to the 2004 Page #26  
ted with the old cemeteries in the area, many containing the graves of earl 2004 Page #27  
ncident. The microfilm editions of area newspapers of the period were fille 2004 Page #27  
d content common to metals of this area." But the fourth "may require more  2004 Page #30  
ife who was teaching school in the area was told in all seriousness by Pig  2004 Page #31  
 small hill and came into the open area. One of the girls in the back thoug 2004 Page #34  
t current that flowed through that area. Wickens and the four women discuss 2004 Page #35  
detachment from his position in an area just west of Woods 32               2004 Page #35  
made good time from the Bear Point area. Some minutes earlier, while return 2004 Page #36  
 of the Bear Point road loop. This area incidentally would have major impor 2004 Page #36  
of the others gathered there — the area was now becoming a popular place to 2004 Page #37  
rt to his list of fishermen in the area with their own Cape [Sable] Island  2004 Page #37  
 who might have been flying in the area, including American military and ci 2004 Page #38  
the time, and avoided that general area for years after when sailing throug 2004 Page #40  
 fishing in or passing through the area. There were three possibilities off 2004 Page #42  
 to sea where it came to rest. The area that far out was never searched. 2. 2004 Page #42  
ts own power, then sank. Again the area was not searched beyond the Sound.  2004 Page #42  
ong currents and ebb tides in that area, therefore making it entirely possi 2004 Page #42  
and deeper water, why then was the area offshore not searched as well with  2004 Page #42  
e ships had to steam away from the area to intercept a Russian sub that had 2004 Page #43  
ted off the bottom and vacated the area to the south. Now here was this Lau 2004 Page #44  
at overlooked the Government Point area and suggested that Chris try and tr 2004 Page #44  
 aircraft that crashed in a remote area or in deep waters from only fragmen 2004 Page #44  
 days some of the vessels left the area at full revs and shortly afterwards 2004 Page #44  
ntwaters (nuclear) Weapons Storage Area first saw the unknowns from their o 2004 Page #47  
ed unidentified lights in a wooded area outside the base's East Gate. Altho 2004 Page #47  
nto the woods. As they entered the area of concern their Motorola radios be 2004 Page #47  
ganized grid-type pattern over the area. Evidence of landing sites were fou 2004 Page #47  
cess of ten times the norm for the area. Similar readings were recorded whe 2004 Page #47  
eams of light into their immediate area. They also documented a landing zon 2004 Page #47  
ground, within the Weapons Storage Area and the surroundings; military docu 2004 Page #48  
ing and intelligence activity. The area is also rich in myth, legend, and a 2004 Page #48  
e to the substation, now that's an area of about fifty Yards square, underg 2004 Page #52  
hat's a big (inaudible) inspection area. All for water? Your kidding. That  2004 Page #52  
 tunnels of a similar size. G. The area around here is pretty flat, it's a  2004 Page #53  
pons stored in the Weapons Storage Area at RAF Woodbridge were struck by be 2004 Page #54  
e the lights from the tower in the area. I was asked by our area supervisor 2004 Page #55  
er in the area. I was asked by our area supervisor if I wanted relief to go 2004 Page #55  
uilding structure light in our own area. As the end of our shift neared on  2004 Page #56  
idnight shift in the fighter alert area. This area had F-4 Phantoms that we 2004 Page #57  
ft in the fighter alert area. This area had F-4 Phantoms that were loaded w 2004 Page #57  
 take off at a moments notice. The area was situated near the end of the ma 2004 Page #57  
r the object reappeared in another area of the sky. At this time two F-4 fi 2004 Page #57  
changed course and headed into the area of the light it would disappear aga 2004 Page #57  
e "unexplained lights" were in the area. We also learned that their logs re 2004 Page #58  
omething like that, located in the area where this craft came down. There w 2004 Page #75  
hwest, around the Texas/New Mexico area; one was somewhere in the Carolinas 2004 Page #75  
tion. It is Canada's equivalent to Area 51. It had a restricted fly zone ov 2004 Page #87  
he stated: You are delving into an area that you can do absolutely nothing  2004 Page #99  
rashed flying saucer in a mountain area of Bolivia in 1977, while searching 2004 Page #99  
s of UFO activity in the tri-state area of Southeastern Ohio, northern Kent 2004 Page #108  
mpacting "in the El lndio-Guerrero area of the Texas-Mexican border" on pag 2004 Page #119  
stage • Select personnel, security area around crash, packaging procedures, 2004 Page #124  
e makes him quite credible in this area. Although he uses some near ad homi 2004 Page #127  
t testimony of USSR policy in this area Slide 27 MY CONCLUSIONS • Stringfie 2004 Page #128  
eports originated), Los Alamos, or Area 51. The latter two sites are surrou 2004 Page #129  
ions, based on active work in this area since 1967, are shown on Slide 28:  2004 Page #130  
 the debris down over a very large area. This is supported by statements of 2004 Page #143  
 We have all heard the tales about Area 51, Nevada. In a moment, we'll cons 2004 Page #144  
overup! Live! Larry King Live From Area 51 Close Encounters (Documentary) I 2004 Page #149  
xam Results I • Only front cockpit area survived • Original length estimate 2004 Page #167  
ilot sighting, the predicted crash area is calculated by PVO if possible. 1 2004 Page #168  
aw enforcement personnel, MVD. The area is cordoned off and strict security 2004 Page #169  
kage. The crash site is designated Area 1. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures  2004 Page #169  
Helicopters are dispatched to this area, Mi-24 with two Mi-8s is the usual  2004 Page #169  
se witnesses and remains is called AREA 2. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures  2004 Page #169  
t efficient means available in the area, to the nearest sizeable military i 2004 Page #171  
n Gemini 5, photos he had taken of Area 51 had been confiscated, and that P 2004 Page #176  
arly 1980s. Consider our notion of Area 51 which was leaked by Lazar and a  2004 Page #179  
 a Why: • He choose to pry into an area (UFO's ETs) that was closed even to 2004 Page #208  
olan had been working in the Aztec area in the oil fields, while Farley, on 2004 Page #216  
weapons research facilities in the area. As Ramsey notes, the three formed  2004 Page #220  
ent in the Albuquerque Air Defense Area does not provide adequate effective 2004 Page #220  
e coverage necessary to defend the area... specifically... over the Los Ala 2004 Page #220  
... over the Los Alamos and Sandia area." In order to provide a "reasonably 2004 Page #220  
ably effective air defense of that area," the recommendation was made to "e 2004 Page #220  
alleged crash site and surrounding area. There's always more, which is what 2004 Page #223  
ning ■ Dow Corning patents in this area ■ Name, timing of patent holders ■  2005 Page #11  
en body recoveries in the Varginha area of Brazil: On 20 January 1996, arou 2005 Page #31  
were strictly told to evacuate the area. An hour later, a creature was spot 2005 Page #31  
rdered to patrol the Jardim Andere area after a most unusual rain that had  2005 Page #32  
 used for celebrations in a wooded area near Varginha's zoo. She went out t 2005 Page #34  
 analysis, Daly was taken from the area by escort. Given the closeness of t 2005 Page #42  
 silence, he pointed vaguely to an area inside the Seate of Arizona. 'There 2005 Page #43  
hed,' he said. 'lt was in a desert area, but I don't know the exact locatio 2005 Page #43  
 colleagues were escorted from the area and told never to discuss the incid 2005 Page #44  
 of monkeys were flown through the area to determine radiation levels and e 2005 Page #50  
what's going on in this particular area. It intrigued me. I thought there h 2005 Page #67  
cument and observe this particular area?' It's out in the middle of nowhere 2005 Page #68  
er-flight to do an infrared of the area to see if there is anything buried  2005 Page #71  
icial dogma. Roswell was a "myth," Area 51 was ignored completely, and much 2005 Page #76  
 'ready' state for dispatch to any area in the USA to recover downed or cra 2005 Page #79  
echnology at places like S-4, near Area 51, were the first to receive publi 2005 Page #82  
other underground facifaies in rbe area. There have been many reports of st 2005 Page #83  
ve also been seen by people in the area at night. The nature and function o 2005 Page #83  
ce Reich moved from New York to an area just outside the town of Rangeley i 2005 Page #94  
was to toxify a surprisingly large area of southern Maine surrounding lus h 2005 Page #94  
its massive pollution of the Maine area, as the cause of their immediate in 2005 Page #96  
October 31 and November 1 over the area. By November 7, moisture in the atm 2005 Page #99  
rce aircraft was seen circling the area. More UFOs continued to be observed 2005 Page #100  
December 14, the atmosphere in the area of the base camp, and indeed, in Tu 2005 Page #100  
black cloud formed over the Tucson area, gradually turning deep purple with 2005 Page #100  
 background radiation count in the area jumped to an alarming one hundred t 2005 Page #100  
B-56 bombers flew i.n low over the area. Reich felt that this "cloud" maske 2005 Page #100  
k remains an extremely significant area of study for any student of ufology 2005 Page #104  
raft. From the many sightings over Area 51 in Nevada to the welldocumented  2005 Page #119  
uld such a unit be situated in the area of counterintelligence? Perhaps it  2005 Page #124  
nd other evidence point to a large area in the state of New Mexico known as 2005 Page #125  
  Majic Eyes Only in the tri-state area of southwestern Ohio, northern Kent 2005 Page #139  
ions, based on active work in thls area since 1967, point to many craft and 2005 Page #140  
ss at its age, as trus was not his area of expertise . Salas went on to sta 2005 Page #148  
them to be correct and a whole new area of research could open up ro us. ne 2005 Page #149  
conducted by the Americans in that area after the war using German expertis 2005 Page #151  
nd Zero, Uvi11g In The Shado111 OJ Area 51, Remigio Baca & Jose Padilla, 20 2005 Page #153  
strikes that suddenly peppered the area. The storm passed, and as we began  2005 Page #154  
6 December 1950, El Indio/Guerrero area, Tex-Mex border; June 1952, Spitzbe 2005 Page #163  
nd a mystery. \'{/e no,, know that Area 51, the _ levada flight-test base h 2005 Page #167  
ept at Norton, Edwards and Nellis (Area 51) Air Force Bases. Many UFO resea 2005 Page #168  
overnment; this craft was taken to Area 51, which was just being constructe 2005 Page #170  
so has a presence at Groom Lake in Area 51. I asked a colleague, Randy Kopp 2005 Page #173  
ded. not crashed Told to leave tha area and say nothing Another source lead 2006 Page #26  
 Says Steinman is •delvin9 into an area that you can do absolutely nothing  2006 Page #27  
rs • 1975 U.S. and Canadian border area • 9119/76 Iranian F-4 encounters •  2006 Page #28  
ar detected an unknown aircraft in area airspace. But they scoff at the ide 2006 Page #28  
chnology being covertly developed? Area 51 and Antelope The Triangles So:sr 2006 Page #30  
ar exceeding other aircraft in the area ' The Nellis UFO — Nov. 1994 ewer., 2006 Page #30  
i-day trips have been taken to the area with both intuitives on separate tr 2006 Page #47  
uth (near Ash Meadows, Devils Hole area) that scared him pretty badly. RM:  2006 Page #47  
e, California, and the Groom Lake (Area 51) facility in Nevada. Since many  2006 Page #72  
Secret, it was tested at the CIA's Area 51 facility at Groom Lake, Nevada,  2006 Page #72  
avigation system. He took off from Area 51 with Jack Weeks flying safety ch 2006 Page #73  
ltitude and entered the restricted area on the edge of Utah's Great Salt La 2006 Page #73  
ed and flew southwest, back toward Area 51. 70                              2006 Page #73  
rough the clouds he headed back to Area 51. As soon as he was in radio rang 2006 Page #74  
earch aircraft was dispatched from Area 51 while a few were held on standby 2006 Page #74  
er rather than trucked directly to Area 51. By late afternoon, two C-124 tr 2006 Page #75  
 civilian clothes walked the crash area for two full days after the cleanup 2006 Page #75  
anup effort ended. They covered an area four miles long and two miles wide  2006 Page #75  
d the impact point and surrounding area on horseback for nearly a week in e 2006 Page #75  
and Article 135, were delivered to Area 51 in 1964. Several test launches o 2006 Page #77  
 the launch pylons to the B-52H at Area 51 in the summer of 1967 and conduc 2006 Page #78  
g of 28 September, ground crews at Area 51 prepared the B-52H and its exper 2006 Page #78  
. About 50 nautical miles north of Area 51, the B-52H was climbing at about 2006 Page #78  
ss the desert. Recovery crews from Area 51 departed immediately for the cra 2006 Page #79  
d forth between the crash site and Area 51, ferrying personnel and supplies 2006 Page #79  
 was about 50 miles or so north of Area 51 at the time the drone launched.  2006 Page #79  
een present in the Railroad Valley area in 1967. He managed to contact one  2006 Page #80  
end them more detailed maps of the area with a request for any information  2006 Page #80  
e personnel ordered him out of the area with a warning to forget what he ha 2006 Page #80  
ery crews "spent days policing the area, picking up every piece" of debris  2006 Page #80  
ot on the map that was in the same area indicated by Hal and John. Tony and 2006 Page #80  
ogram in the late 1970s, tested at Area 51, and deployed to operational uni 2006 Page #81  
ere not allowed into the immediate area of the crash site, to extinguish th 2006 Page #82  
1) was declared a National Defense Area to prevent entry by unauthorized pe 2006 Page #82  
gnizable debris, the total surface area for the dig site would have been va 2006 Page #85  
f detail that only old-timers from Area 51 would remember, and then only in 2006 Page #85  
ird (Fig. 13). Initially tested at Area 51 in August 1963, the three protot 2006 Page #87  
erviews with Edwards personnel and area residents, I determined that there  2006 Page #87  
lked up a dirt path where a wooded area was located on their left and a lar 2006 Page #90  
t began to permeate throughout the area and sickened some of the group but  2006 Page #90  
ard strange noises coming from the area of a huge oak tree about four feet  2006 Page #90  
 something near it in the darkened area of the woods that resembled two lar 2006 Page #90  
ng glow and lighting up the entire area. Beams of light projected from the  2006 Page #90  
told me that their town and entire area went through hell back in 1952 when 2006 Page #92  
ntion. Strangers wandered into the area from around the country day and nig 2006 Page #93  
 The opinions of the locals in the area were also divided concerning the st 2006 Page #93  
e feet in length from the shoulder area to the bottom and flared out. 90    2006 Page #93  
 Monster Incident The top shoulder area was about three feet across and abo 2006 Page #94  
at sat on the upper plane shoulder area. The front of this large helmet was 2006 Page #94  
hung in great folds from the waist area to the bottom of the lower torso we 2006 Page #94  
 helped to familiarize me with the area while I was putting together a time 2006 Page #94  
cle, "Meteorite Spotted in Kanawha Area," the Gazette stated, "A large mete 2006 Page #94  
ational Guard troops stayed in the area to provide crowd control. I met wit 2006 Page #95  
ly, they called it the `Washington area meteor." According to a "confirmati 2006 Page #96  
ject was the well-known Washington area meteor of 12 Sep landing near Flatw 2006 Page #96  
span from the time the "Washington area meteor" passed over the Capital unt 2006 Page #96  
t would have reached the Flatwoods area in about 7-8 seconds. Shortly after 2006 Page #96  
e about the "well-known Washington area meteor." I discovered this alleged  2006 Page #96  
shower activity anywhere near that area on September 12, 1952. Furthermore, 2006 Page #97  
re reaching ORNL then departed the area shortly after and proceeded in the  2006 Page #97  
 of Charleston. Upon reaching this area, this fiery object actually crash-l 2006 Page #97  
n. The object finally departed the area and I tracked it heading south over 2006 Page #97  
Vest Virginia. The last documented area where the object was sighted was ov 2006 Page #97  
a meteor shower over a three state area." Several "(U.P.)" articles stated  2006 Page #99  
ed regions, and crashes in a rural area, and those who investigate, includi 2006 Page #102  
 ops with EBB-related pathogens at Area 51 as well? In the United Kingdom,  2006 Page #106  
ted a hyperchromatic violet-tinged area. A Case Study in Medical Cooperatio 2006 Page #109  
tive Americans in the Four Corners Area.23 A highly proficient long distanc 2006 Page #110  
ries of deaths in the Gallup, N.M. area. Epidemiologically speaking, the fi 2006 Page #110  
Dr. Jay Butler to the Four Corners area where he and his staff compiled lis 2006 Page #110  
ded to descend into the sea in the area of the town of Rhyl, or possibly in 2006 Page #120  
etailed photographic survey of the area. Nothing was reportedly found. (6)  2006 Page #120  
they would dispatch someone to the area. A minute or so after the call, the 2006 Page #120  
strange lights seen throughout the area were due to meteorite activity seen 2006 Page #121  
m, said that another search of the area was "unlikely" to occur unless furt 2006 Page #121  
gins in the 1982 crash in the same area of a Royal Air Force Harrier jet-pl 2006 Page #121  
ound and aircraft activity" in the area. Extraordinary events were unfoldin 2006 Page #122  
proached by a doctor living in the area around Bala. This doctor had told t 2006 Page #125  
levels of childhood cancers in the area; and his thesis was that this was c 2006 Page #125  
ith a nuclear power station in the area. He'd reported it to the Sunday Exp 2006 Page #125  
tential source of radiation in the area twenty years ago 122                2006 Page #125  
he had ferried the bodies from the area. But the very day on which that sto 2006 Page #126  
 rise in childhood leukemia in the area, and they had been trying very hard 2006 Page #126  
anoid creatures in the North Wales area on the night of January 23, 1974. F 2006 Page #128  
 had some instances of UFOs in the area and had been 'sent to investigate'  2006 Page #129  
 were reportedly dispatched to the area and, dressed in some sort of full-b 2006 Page #132  
er a barren and sparsely populated area of Northern Mexico. At first it was 2006 Page #133  
ian aircraft had gone down in that area. But it was clear that the missing  2006 Page #134  
 they both disappeared in the same area and at the same time. `With dayligh 2006 Page #134  
 source and assembled in a secured area. These helicopters were painted a n 2006 Page #134  
d that the convoy had departed the area heading south. "At that point the C 2006 Page #134  
iles east of the Miami-Dade County area (Bermuda triangle region). Dennis,  2006 Page #144  
. But the fighters remained in the area awhile and then came back. When the 2006 Page #146  
ere several sightings in the Miami area on different occasions. But this wa 2006 Page #146  
crews at TOP SECRET places such as Area 51, Nellis AFB, in Nevada, and Ceda 2006 Page #150  
About 250 miles as crow flies from Area 51 to Cedar Breaks Radar Site) One  2006 Page #150  
 Radar Site) One man trained in an Area 51 radar facility was assigned to m 2006 Page #150  
dar station under the direction of Area 51 - and to serve Area 51. Slide 23 2006 Page #150  
irection of Area 51 - and to serve Area 51. Slide 23: Map of Grown Lake and 2006 Page #150  
 the U. S. Navy allegedly operates Area 51 underground dry Groom Lake and i 2006 Page #150  
ned about this from the son of the Area 51 engineer, a man now 47-years-old 2006 Page #150  
outlined information he knew about Area 51 because his father had worked th 2006 Page #150  
Slide 24: Photo of dry Groom Lake, Area 51, Nellis AFB, Nevada (Area 51's d 2006 Page #151  
Lake, Area 51, Nellis AFB, Nevada (Area 51's dry, light-colored Groom Lake  2006 Page #151  
what he called "Jackass Flats," or Area 51, beneath the dry Groom Lake and  2006 Page #151  
the crow flies from Nellis AFB and Area 51. Paul's father was assigned to d 2006 Page #151  
ote Cedar Breaks National Monument area. The Air Force called it the Cedar  2006 Page #151  
'Jackass Flats.' Jackass Flats was Area 51. I grew up thinking it was at Ja 2006 Page #152  
t all the radar technicians called Area 51. (At the end of 1965) my Dad was 2006 Page #152  
nd southern Nevada and just a huge area. During the process of the conversi 2006 Page #152  
 above any radar site, there is an area above that big white dome where no  2006 Page #153  
XT OF YOUR FATHER'S RADAR WORK FOR AREA 51? Exactly. So, that weekend when  2006 Page #154  
 why, when it swung around to that area, I would ask him why it was blacked 2006 Page #154  
 around, it would make a pass over Area 51. In a matter of seconds, he got  2006 Page #154  
ed to sweep over the airspace over Area 51. My Dad mainly designed and help 2006 Page #154  
t those particular coordinates (of Area 51) and that's when he got the call 2006 Page #154  
 throughout. But mostly on the arm area and on the head area. WAS THIS BEIN 2006 Page #158  
ly on the arm area and on the head area. WAS THIS BEING WEARING ANY CLOTHES 2006 Page #158  
 United States, in the New England area, rather than over Alaska. The fact  2006 Page #168  
aft were approaching the northeast area of the United States and that there 2006 Page #170  
 started to form a line around the area. So, on the way back, I saw a littl 2006 Page #176  
atrol plane and flew to the border area where they thought it had crashed.  2006 Page #177  
 Mexican military cordoned off the area and waited for US Air Force personn 2006 Page #177  
r but at a different location, the area near El Indio and Guerrero, an area 2006 Page #177  
rea near El Indio and Guerrero, an area which is about halfway between Will 2006 Page #177  
re than 200 miles from the Del Rio area of Texas. This is beyond the range  2006 Page #178  
 10 reports that they searched the area "and sighted no debris but did sigh 2006 Page #184  
letes its search of the splashdown area. No object or debris has been found 2006 Page #185  
ices "requesting transportation to area of report for radiac (radioactive)  2006 Page #185  
es the outskirts of the splashdown area, they find nothing. But then, on th 2006 Page #187  
epth finder detects nothing in the area where the target was located just t 2006 Page #188  
el steam directly from the Seattle area to Lummi Island on the night of Dec 2006 Page #188  
hern end of Lummi Island, near the area known as 41 See Plate 2. 185        2006 Page #188  
ng the Coast Guard's search of the area. • Conclusion #2: This incident was 2006 Page #189  
ning up during re-entry around the area of Puget Sound. According to astron 2006 Page #189  
at this point in time in the exact area where an unidentified flying object 2006 Page #190  
ably spend some time searching the area where the object splashed down. He' 2006 Page #193  
in areas of the Test Site, such as Area 51 and S2, house alien craft that h 2006 Page #199  
ns that have been happening in the area. It seemed that over thirty animals 2006 Page #201  
 he did ask me once to remote view Area 51. What I perceived then drew and  2006 Page #202  
n, thus establishing his identity. Area 2000 Radio Show In the summer of 19 2006 Page #203  
o hours on Sunday evenings, called Area 2000. This program became the forer 2006 Page #203  
 disclaimer. Despite its short run Area 2000 was a great adventure. Strange 2006 Page #204  
ne of the goals of the radio show, Area 2000, was to invite the public to c 2006 Page #204  
est person I met was a listener to Area 2000 who brought his gun to the off 2006 Page #204  
 At the time of the dissolution of Area 2000, before Bigelow or I could dis 2006 Page #205  
and I also talked about Hoagland's Area 2000 interview and said that he was 2006 Page #205  
rtilage. The patient showed me the area behind his ear and there was a very 2006 Page #206  
Bend, Oregon. He was hunting in an area of lodge pole pines, which were gro 2006 Page #206  
degree angle. He looked around the area but could not find anything to acco 2006 Page #206  
of alloy! He made a guess that the area had been searched but the chunk was 2006 Page #206  
 and provided several speakers for Area 2000. Mediumship Research Robert Bi 2006 Page #207  
most likely would land in a remote area. Before news of such an event reach 2007 Page #29  
e might be advanced. One is in the area of technolo gy: the Internet and Wo 2007 Page #38  
               attraction in every area where they've been sighted .... AU  2007 Page #61  
or the Caribbean, press IJ); press area code and telephone number. To make  2007 Page #68  
dheld camera focused on the crotch area of a rwenry-something in random con 2007 Page #75  
had a top secret clearance, was an area that they weren't supposed to have  2007 Page #85  
raight up, and departed the Miaroj area at a tremendous speed. It's entirel 2007 Page #109  
the four djscs parked at the scrap area were the very last of their kind, a 2007 Page #114  
 could see the fire. There was one area ,vhere there were flames, where you 2007 Page #125  
plowing trees here" and "made this area," and then all of a sudden this one 2007 Page #125  
on and enabling them to secure the area. 120                                2007 Page #126  
on UFO Crashes in 1999 The biggest area of speculation, rumor and misinform 2007 Page #127  
home and rook his equipment ro the area. The fire moved quickly, nearly kil 2007 Page #128  
s were seen being removed from the area. At 3:30 A.M. on January 2, 1991, s 2007 Page #128  
years. Additional witnesses in the area reported bizarre power surges and b 2007 Page #129  
erved a group of UFOs approach the area from the north. One of the UFOs was 2007 Page #129  
val shape. The edges of the burned area where the fire had stopped looked l 2007 Page #129  
he mountain and witnessed a burned area of about one kilometer and both big 2007 Page #130  
ocal police were kicked out of the area and the National Guard was called i 2007 Page #130  
deral authorities cordoned off the area and removed the debris. A meteorolo 2007 Page #130  
 may have come from the New Mexico area in the late forties. Kilgallen said 2007 Page #135  
e that," covertly "dropped" in the area late one night, and who "found thei 2007 Page #138  
d that a number of persons in that area had observed it. 3. Any further inf 2007 Page #140  
 exploded and fell to earth in the area. The sighting and recovery took pla 2007 Page #140  
es. The same sources said that the area where the artificial satellite fell 2007 Page #141  
s from the BAF have flown over the area where the object was supposed to ha 2007 Page #142  
arch party directed to go into the area to find the object had found nothin 2007 Page #142  
ide metallic object from an impact area and moved it to l(jrdand AFB (Albuq 2007 Page #160  
t: This looks about as familiar an area as we can find. Paul: Well, they cu 2007 Page #168  
ad to turn around and to leave the area. Mom: Immediately! Aunt: Immediatel 2007 Page #168  
glowing, so it was iUuminating the area around it, plus the military had th 2007 Page #169  
 were searching the bushes and the area in the rocks outside and around of  2007 Page #169  
ed around and pretty much left the area. But that was it. W/e just left. Mo 2007 Page #169  
military vehjcles driving into the area. Mom: Yeah, that's what I was think 2007 Page #170  
aul: 1 t was Lighting up the whole area and you could see the ground undern 2007 Page #171  
ere was a disc hovering in an open area next to the road. 167               2007 Page #173  
inside the Manzano Weapons Storage Area, sighted an unidentified Light in t 2007 Page #176  
th to South over the Coyote Canyon area of the Department of Defense Restri 2007 Page #176  
 light landed in the Coyote Canyon area. Sometime later, three witnessed th 2007 Page #176  
ote Canyon Manzano Weapons Storage Area saw glowing lights land inside the  2007 Page #176  
controls. It was into this bizarre area that an out-ofcontrol U.S. military 2007 Page #185  
ened in the skies over the general area of Coyame, Mexico, not more than 30 2007 Page #185  
and the convoy headed north to the area of El Llano. It was here that the M 2007 Page #186  
ts, the U.S. soldiers explored the area, d1scovermg that_ all the Mexicans  2007 Page #187  
               moved away from the area with its unearthly cargo dangling b 2007 Page #188  
d to this remote Chihuahuan desert area, bent on further unraveling the tan 2007 Page #188  
 residents. Before an-iving in the area, we prepared for our field investig 2007 Page #188  
erest to us was exploration of the area known as El Llano, located northnor 2007 Page #188  
sh likely occurred in the El Llano area. . ._ .· . . '· .. -.. ,, .~, ' ~ . 2007 Page #188  
ious deep pit. The entire scorched area was littered with metal fragments p 2007 Page #189  
surements, we reluctantly left the area of this find and moved on to explor 2007 Page #189  
                               The Area Known as El Llano. During our trip  2007 Page #191  
rip to Coyame, we also visited the area known as El Llano, where the UFO cr 2007 Page #191  
curred. An elderly resident of the area, Pedro Venegas Leyva, told us that, 2007 Page #191  
in Coyame, the authors talked many area residents who have witnessed strang 2007 Page #191  
t, for whatever reason, the Coyame area is home to a great deal of paranorm 2007 Page #192  
eorite, crashed or exploded in the area in the early 1930's, and that a pie 2007 Page #195  
y cJ1en decided to investigate the area where the UFO had risen from. "Ever 2007 Page #196  
er on April 19 in the Nephi-Eureka area of Utah. They investigated them as  2008 Page #7  
border. Butt took his team into an area between Spring Mountain and Mesquit 2008 Page #8  
erview, that they had searched the area in jeeps and when the sun came up,  2008 Page #8  
 light source was coming from this area that was blanked out, in other word 2008 Page #10  
 the meteor probably struck in the area of the Wasatch National Forest; how 2008 Page #11  
 and Friend actually went into the area to conduct the investigation , and  2008 Page #11  
, more to this case. I visited the area in 1991 and interviewed a number of 2008 Page #11  
 grounds not all that far from the area. Tracking the times and dates as th 2008 Page #12  
the sky. I talked to others in the area who told me that there was a series 2008 Page #12  
t its light covered almost as much area as that created by the big hydrogen 2008 Page #16  
aerial phenomena in the New Mexico area was such that an organized plan of  2008 Page #26  
henomena occurring in this general area. 5 And a large body of that so-call 2008 Page #26  
lar object was sighted in the same area. 6 ln view of the illuminatin g fac 2008 Page #27  
s more traveling across controlled area [ emphasis mine] of Atomic Energy i 2008 Page #28  
Force's Command Post in the Tehran area. In quick succession, four calls ar 2008 Page #31  
Rendlesham Forest, a densely treed area adjacent to the joint Royal Air For 2008 Page #31  
d on the Andrews Creek I Elk River area outside of Westport. The Crash happ 2008 Page #42  
and calm. He lived in the Westport area most of his life, and now that he h 2008 Page #43  
ff's office, he still lives in the area. Figure 3 Vicinity Map 11·i1!, Cras 2008 Page #43  
igure 3 Vicinity Map 11·i1!, Crash Area Grays Harbor County and the South B 2008 Page #43  
 Harbor County and the South Beach area in particular is populated by fishe 2008 Page #43  
t some people had '·snuck into the area and got close. " The Mysterious Sgt 2008 Page #43  
ned they had tried to get into the area with their 4x4's right after it hap 2008 Page #45  
 accept being told not to enter an area where they had poached deer and par 2008 Page #45  
 they tried to sneak back into the area at night on foot, but they were cau 2008 Page #45  
nded object being flown out of the area was described as large with a cover 2008 Page #45  
e roads leading into the Elk River area. According to Bert Dinius, Larry La 2008 Page #46  
 1987, Donald Betts, a 67 year old area resident completed a MU FON sightin 2008 Page #47  
cause of "so many sightings in the area. " Identifies witness Estella Kruss 2008 Page #48  
ir miles from the estimated impact area. She observed what she thought was  2008 Page #49  
 he had worked in the woods in the area for many years, he tried to drive i 2008 Page #51  
 years, he tried to drive into the area from Gray land and was "turned arou 2008 Page #51  
nized the Harnden boys leaving the area as he was trying to enter. This was 2008 Page #51  
ogging Road I recently visited the area described by Gordon Graham. The woo 2008 Page #51  
g a Natural Resources Conservation Area (4,362 acres). Exactly three quarte 2008 Page #51  
 was to block access to the entire area. Three roads converge at one point. 2008 Page #51  
75 miles J,-0111 bridge The entire area has been logged repeatedly over tim 2008 Page #52  
. When the railroads were gone the area was networked with numerous tempora 2008 Page #52  
g roads leading into the Elk River area from the north. He said someone cam 2008 Page #52  
him. Lance Graham was not the only area resident who talked about unusual m 2008 Page #52  
 52 years old in 1987, was another area resident who claimed he was "threat 2008 Page #52  
was "threatened and run out of the area by troops." He added he spoke with  2008 Page #52  
8, 1979), he tried to get into the area twice. Both times he was not only s 2008 Page #52  
ver his house headed for the Crash area at about 5:00 pm. The next morning  2008 Page #53  
 The next morning he went into the area with two of his friends in their pi 2008 Page #53  
together and then live in the same area for years, working the timber or fi 2008 Page #53  
 Crash, and how Tuffy got into the area first and actually saw the object.  2008 Page #54  
 are few commercial flights in the area; no exhaust seen. The craft appear  2008 Page #54  
 jeeps headed towards the Grayland area. He stated the low-boy truck had a  2008 Page #55  
icles on the highway before in the area. His observation of the military co 2008 Page #55  
ads blocked by the military in the area of Elk River. Alan Rammer Sees the  2008 Page #55  
erious lights he observed from the area of John's River, about 3 to 4 miles 2008 Page #56  
is meant he would have been in the area of John's River at about 8:30 to 9: 2008 Page #58  
omewhere in the Elk River drainage area, possibly in the marshy, mudflats o 2008 Page #58  
ated from a number of bases in the area. Fort Lewis, WA and McCord AFB are  2008 Page #59  
 the local culture of the Westport area, where young men considered the log 2008 Page #60  
euvers were being conducted in the area" and requested to leave, but someon 2008 Page #60  
rash. I base this on statements by area residents who claim the roads were  2008 Page #60  
guarding anything in the Elk River area," on December 14, 1979, 20 days aft 2008 Page #60  
 that numerous other people in the area saw the UFO. The story generated ma 2008 Page #67  
 "The WSA Toi·ver (weapons storage area) saw all kinds of lights in the air 2008 Page #71  
the objecl. It was lighting up the area directly under (object) extending a 2008 Page #81  
re. The WSA Tower (weapons storage area) saw all kinds of lights in the air 2008 Page #86  
ssive explosion that decimated the area, and caused damage hundreds of mile 2008 Page #97  
ed a massive amount of iron in the area 92                                  2008 Page #98  
s merely a huge, SO-kilometer-wide area of flattened and burnt trees. Over  2008 Page #99  
 initiate three expeditions to the area, in an attempt to determine what ha 2008 Page #99  
guska meteorite had approached the area at an angle of 30-degrees from the  2008 Page #100  
and which exploded, saturating the area in deadly radioactivity and decimat 2008 Page #102  
ed of the possibility of owning an area, or if they were granted one it wou 2008 Page #113  
ry to come co an agreement in chis area. The appearance of unidentified spa 2008 Page #114  
er ■ Thing; F:111 Apart ■ Going to Area 51 ■ Gulf Breeze Revistecl ■ Gorbac 2008 Page #166  
chnology Ascendant ■ Investigating Area 51 ,mcl Antelope Valley ■ Crop Circ 2008 Page #166  
 Belgian Triangles ■ Investigating Area 51 and Antelope \Talley ■ Crop Circ 2008 Page #166  
■ UFOs in Early 1991 ■ Flocking to Area 51 ■ The Soviet Coup and .'\.fterma 2008 Page #167  
ver page (top secret UFO Sensitive Area with the CIA logo), a second page w 2009 Page #8  
back engineering project at S-4 in Area 51, and had been given the lead for 2009 Page #9  
tements on Soviet progress in this area will affect us in the future. The s 2009 Page #18  
 the Russian advantage lies in the area that is more easily checked, while  2009 Page #21  
rtain writers' cooperation in this area which has proven most effective in  2009 Page #25  
ne Gap, now considered Australia's Area 51. 27                              2009 Page #33  
 film. And the U2 was developed at Area 51 . With all of those often ignore 2009 Page #34  
 analysis, Daly was taken from the area by escort. Given the closeness of t 2009 Page #49  
With the entities removed from the area[,] work proceeded clean up and load 2009 Page #53  
952, Bethurum began working in the area. Bethurum's wife was a collector of 2009 Page #54  
collector of seashells; and as the area had been covered by ocean during pr 2009 Page #54  
 Bethurum searched the pitch-black area for a couple of hours; but, having  2009 Page #54  
e on from the WSA, Weapons Storage Area, and they were indicating that they 2009 Page #70  
onitor underground Weapons Storage Area (WSA), that presumably included nuc 2009 Page #71  
NG A BEAM COME DOWN IN THE GENERAL AREA OF THE WEAPONS STORAGE AREA? I coul 2009 Page #71  
ENERAL AREA OF THE WEAPONS STORAGE AREA? I could see something, yes. SO, FO 2009 Page #71  
IGHT DOWN INTO THE WEAPONS STORAGE AREA, THOSE WOULD BE OTHER EYEWITNESSES  2009 Page #71  
ers, as far as the Weapons Storage Area. SOME PEOPLE WOULD SAY THAT POWER,  2009 Page #75  
dlesham Forest and Weapons Storage Area shortly after the three nights of p 2009 Page #77  
 happen around the Weapons Storage Area. I do know the radio traffic was re 2009 Page #78  
ff base and what took place in the area of the Weapons Storage Area -that t 2009 Page #78  
in the area of the Weapons Storage Area -that tape was listened to. I've al 2009 Page #78  
). It involved the Weapons Storage Area. It was parked and had its own secu 2009 Page #79  
tact with the WSA (Weapons Storage Area) tower. Adrian and I were nmning to 2009 Page #79  
 and sell 15 homes in the Portland area. She was proud that she had carried 2009 Page #88  
ith the other employees in a break area. Master Sgt. Clarence entered and s 2009 Page #90  
ficer who escorted her to a secure area on the base where she was required  2009 Page #92  
jects, which circled the immediate area agitating the grass about forty fee 2009 Page #135  
nd the two began to move about the area, or "promenade ," as the colloquial 2009 Page #136  
re than a year. They inspected the area beneath the poplar tree and the tre 2009 Page #137  
rts in their search for truth. One area that is still virginal research ter 2009 Page #154  
orized to wear the Asiatic-Pacific Area Campaign ribbon for the work he did 2009 Page #164  
ngaged upon surveys of the Pacific Area during the period 1936 to 1942, tha 2009 Page #164  
epresentative in the South Pacific area (Enzedsopac) to place the proposal  2009 Page #164  
ey, Commander of the South Pacific Area (Comsopac) . Arrangements were made 2009 Page #164  
 War Research, who was then in the area investigating certain problems rela 2009 Page #164  
s favorably situated. Close to the area, there were several sites suitably  2009 Page #165  
n the Command of the South Pacific Area. This, combined with the many sugge 2009 Page #166  
 War Research, who was then in the area investigating cenain problems relat 2009 Page #169  
ngaged upon surveys in the Pacific Area during the period 1936 to 1942, tha 2009 Page #169  
ihoe rent.al areas •R.ln telephone area code swnmary of two associ.ttes of  2009 Page #193  
ed each lec1d • Checked Big 8asi n Area for location of photo •Local Colleg 2009 Page #193  
o1ogrc1phers : Jenna • Bakersfield area can,·assed for additional infOffll, 2009 Page #193  
ally met with bikers in the summit area • Newspapers checked • Enlisted ass 2009 Page #194  

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alley and Butler bring the Kingman area's total population to around 40,000 2009 Page #48  

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ted at the base's weapons-storag e area-and amid controversial rumors and a 2008 Page #32  

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eported to have fallen in a wooded area-Kecksburg in Westmoreland County."  2003 Page #66  

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 about five square miles, actually areas adjacent to roads at the time. His 2003 Page #36  
hts were seen zipping about secure areas of Kirtland. Other FOIA -released  2003 Page #147  
over the Base, and other sensitive areas. Thus equipped, the Air Force, NSA 2003 Page #148  
mpossibly inaccessible (by ground) areas where the Air Force had carefully  2003 Page #150  
iameter, and had been recovered in areas including New South Wales, Western 2004 Page #16  
A triangle of sensitive geographic areas and three secret experimental micr 2004 Page #71  
 Tierra Amarilla and Dulce are all areas where many unusual bloodless, trac 2004 Page #73  
istributed in nature, as UFO study areas are created near top-secret milita 2004 Page #161  
l science and ufology, among ocher areas of study. But orgonomy was nor wel 2005 Page #87  
r serious interest in at least two areas of Reich's work. Still, we do not  2005 Page #99  
and evidence collected in overseas areas. It certainly makes sense chat the 2005 Page #141  
helicopters that are dispatched to areas of UFO activity, including with op 2006 Page #26  
 location of the incident. Several areas of interest were examined and one  2006 Page #46  
man reactions. We arrived at three areas of familiarity -strangeness that b 2006 Page #53  
ccurred. The sites were located in areas that could easily be controlled by 2006 Page #86  
ms of light projected from the eye areas and it lifted from beside the tree 2006 Page #90  
raxton County and visited the town areas more frequently. The locals starte 2006 Page #92  
ing from the plane of the shoulder areas on both sides. The pleats of the d 2006 Page #94  
ring shortly after in other nearby areas. Each one of these objects crash-l 2006 Page #98  
sturbances of surface soil in some areas, but we were hampered to some exte 2006 Page #121  
pped before reaching any inhabited areas or major roads. Recon showed no ac 2006 Page #135  
e were no markings. There were two areas of the rim that showed damage, one 2006 Page #135  
 prove he could get into sensitive areas that were off limits. Howard had g 2006 Page #157  
 air bubbles surfaced in different areas. Were there indeed two separate ob 2006 Page #191  
gelow was interested in many other areas of anomalies research including UF 2006 Page #196  
 and crop circles and it was these areas that we investigated when I joined 2006 Page #196  
been much speculation that certain areas of the Test Site, such as Area 51  2006 Page #199  
 anywhere near these controversial areas. Because we were a University -spo 2006 Page #199  
 special privileges and shown many areas of the Test Site that are off-limi 2006 Page #199  
from Las Vegas and the surrounding areas that had interesting stories to re 2006 Page #204  
elow's interests moved on to other areas and I decided to leave the Foundat 2006 Page #207  
yhouse" CD-RO.M. ] don't know what areas of learnjng it emphasized, but the 2007 Page #63  
to good use, we could irrigate dry areas of the Sahara, do all sorts of thi 2007 Page #85  
re the military had isolated these areas retrieving whatever fell by keepin 2007 Page #128  
re desolate and sparsely populated areas of northern Mexico, seemingly avoi 2007 Page #185  
ully documented our exploration of areas that we had previously pinpointed  2007 Page #188  
find and moved on to explore other areas. 183                               2007 Page #189  
urity can be divided into two, key areas: (a) internal national security; a 2008 Page #24  
vice and assistance on a number of areas related to specific investigations 2008 Page #64  
 levelled the surrounding forested areas was very similar, if not consisten 2008 Page #101  
t. Shipping companies and, in some areas, German airlines, were well entren 2008 Page #137  
? Well, the views in most of those areas are fundamentally flawed and they  2008 Page #144  
... --, • CONDUCTED STUDIES IN TWO AREAS: ·CONTINUATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS •  2008 Page #153  
eld of intelligence, as in so many areas. Now, once again, the United State 2009 Page #15  
 missiles and in other significant areas. To our surprise, none of the NI E 2009 Page #18  
tween two enonnously controversial areas of study in American history. My b 2009 Page #30  
 support across a wide spectrum of areas that would be expected for somethi 2009 Page #36  
is in a fog in my head. Note these areas are in a fog to me. Cigar shaped f 2009 Page #83  
lying over nuclear weapons storage areas and nobody seems to have a grip on 2009 Page #85  
apabilities . ■ My guess !her main areas d research· viewing, and research  2009 Page #152  
s moved to New Zealand and Pacific areas owing to the fears of espionage. L 2009 Page #157  
ed to destroy life by fire in vast areas. The scientific principles of prod 2009 Page #158  
lly inspected large T.ihoe rent.al areas •R.ln telephone area code swnmary  2009 Page #193  

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sor for atmospheric science at the Arecibo Observatory ... ... and has been 2008 Page #75  

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e ume Prot sanrtng as idectrostato arecroitato,t. and ears are *no. rnent e 2006 Page #35  

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Sl&IT• ,:,t/6$ Al':Y~tTIS :UIJsr;r.ArED Hl.C:.$&,O Y.:Xtoe: o,.,a aEFC,lttT 2009 Page #126  

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Spielberg and stated, "I bet there aren't six people in this whole room who 2003 Page #198  
 We have found out the things that aren't so. We have something that was no 2004 Page #14  
this writer because they certainly aren't available in the archives, federa 2004 Page #41  
ments. You are pushing for answers aren't you? Based on many interviews we  2004 Page #100  
 the major researchers and authors aren't even on speaking terms any more.  2004 Page #148  
Spielberg and stated, "I bet there aren't six people in this who room who k 2004 Page #195  
 Proof • X. The Landings • Xl. Why Aren't There More Landings? • XII. The U 2004 Page #245  
e government know about this? What aren't they telling us now? In the absen 2006 Page #60  
nt. "But as I said to Tony: 'There aren't going to be many people who (a) w 2006 Page #123  
ing to find out who he is, anyway, aren't they?' 120                        2006 Page #123  
fter all, the government says they aren't real. And, if you can't trust the 2006 Page #173  
nding the answers. We know that we aren't just "stupid guilty sinners" whos 2006 Page #182  
sual Proof X. The Landings XI. Why Aren't There More Landings? XII. The U.S 2007 Page #44  
s out confirmed hoaxes too XI. Why Aren't There More Landings?: explores an 2007 Page #44  
less someone came up and said, you aren't meant to be here. ] could see you 2007 Page #88  
 "he's done this and chat" and you aren't allowed co argue chose points. M\ 2007 Page #91  
don't know what the hell to do and aren't going to mess with me because the 2008 Page #94  

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iberately "leaked" into the public arena, for the very purpose of making th 2004 Page #140  
of thjngs in the global, political arena. Reverse E11gi11ee1i11g is the pro 2005 Page #162  
rcher" who brought into the public arena "a multitude of government documen 2006 Page #17  
uccessfully kept out of the public arena. 21                                2006 Page #24  
well-known figures in the military arena of the day. She also claims to hav 2009 Page #53  
any people within the UFO research arena have firmly done so. In the minds  2009 Page #55  

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have been expended to journalistic arenas i.n the form of UFO magazines and 2009 Page #25  

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 and was first employed by Air i'v[areriaJ Command at \"(/rightPatterson Ai 2005 Page #41  

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woke." aoroilutted by saying; *VIM Argentina Is position to define its indu 2004 Page #20  
 17,1995 in the province of Salta, Argentina, hundreds of people witnessed  2007 Page #128  
                    March 13, 1974 Argentina. 148 - \.. March 17, 1947 ---, 2007 Page #154  
4; Ubacuba, Brazil, 1957; Poulain, Argentina, 1967; Bogota, Colombia, 1975  2007 Page #193  
USA, Russia, France,Japan, Brazil, Argentina and Chile. With the e xception 2007 Page #193  
 thus lives on. CASE # 3 -POULAIN (Argentina, February 1967) -Metal Fragmen 2007 Page #195  
lectronic technician from Cordoba, Argentina. Despite its impressive pedigr 2007 Page #195  
self when the Soviet Ambassador in Argentina gave a lecture at an Internati 2007 Page #198  
 Soviet Embassy in the Republic of Argentina of your letter of October 7, 1 2007 Page #198  
an incidents (Ramblon and Neuq~en, Argentina, 1978 and Santa Cruz, Bolivia, 2007 Page #201  
g assets into Switzerland, Panama, Argentina and Brazil-all critical outpos 2008 Page #129  
witzerland, 35 in Turkey and 98 in Argentina. LG. Farben owned an additiona 2008 Page #136  
l countries such a Switzerland and Argentina buy American stocks using fore 2008 Page #136  

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ains in the province of Mendoza on Argentina's mid-western region, in a sit 2007 Page #195  
next step was to check with one of Argentina's best institutions for that k 2007 Page #196  

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in" correspondent's story from the Argentine city of Salta. The object was  2004 Page #7  
alling behind the mountains on the Argentine - Bolivian border, causing an  2004 Page #8  
ell on Bolivian territory near the Argentine border. We can only say that t 2004 Page #8  
e border. We can only say that the Argentine and Uruguayan radio stations a 2004 Page #8  
 as to the truth of these reports. Argentine sources indicated that the bor 2004 Page #8  
d fallen on Bolivian soil near the Argentine border and that local Bolivian 2004 Page #8  
in: correspondent's story from the Argentine city of Salta. The object was  2007 Page #141  
ell on Bolivian territory near the Argentine border. We can only say that t 2007 Page #141  
e border. We can only say that the Argentine and Uruguayan radio stations a 2007 Page #141  
 as to the truth of these reports. Argentine sources indicated that the bor 2007 Page #141  
d fallen on Bolivian soil near the Argentine border and that local Bolivian 2007 Page #141  
s by now that both the Chilean and Argentine UFO fragments deserve a deeper 2007 Page #201  

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alling behind the mountains on the Argentine-Bolivian border, causing an ex 2007 Page #141  

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 1979 he had been contacted by the Argentinean investigator Nicholas Ojeda, 2004 Page #10  

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hat teahnology Is ng hold back. S. Argentlaa has taken the ra.1 of installi 2004 Page #20  

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ald of Mesa AZ drew the cover art. argonaut-greywolf@cox.net For further in 2003 Page #2  

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e been forensically tested and are arguable genuine. This is a watershed ev 2004 Page #253  

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ment in this case. Budd Hopkins is arguably the best known and most highly  2004 Page #58  
tringfield Leonard Stringfield was arguably the world's premier collector a 2004 Page #106  
hers appear to be original papers, arguably appropriate for their time peri 2004 Page #134  
rin g work of Leonard Stringfield, arguably the world's premier collector a 2005 Page #138  
y Santilli created what has become arguably the biggest controversy in the  2005 Page #145  
human intelligent (NHI) life would arguably be the most profound event in r 2006 Page #50  
 a non-trivial capability and were arguably the most instrumental in identi 2006 Page #106  
oviets on Moon Dust, then it could arguably have led to a catastrophe of un 2007 Page #136  
t large. Very controversially, and arguably as a result of the deep-seated  2008 Page #35  
y was about Dr. Wernher von Braun, arguably the most famous of the rocket s 2009 Page #92  

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His own data suggest that he could argue for on the order of 30 crashes, es 2004 Page #129  
 quickly. You learn what issues to argue over, and what issues never to dis 2005 Page #76  
 as this is -as I will continue to argue below -there is a fundamental lack 2005 Page #77  
 precipitated by lightning, others argue that no species would build a spac 2005 Page #120  
, I think he was low. His own data argue for on the order of 30 crashes, es 2005 Page #140  
h as SOM-01 itself. Indeed, I will argue the existence of a parallel organi 2006 Page #15  
ic dialogue. Some scientists would argue for constructive engagement with t 2006 Page #63  
esign useful tools. Now, one could argue that ant colonies are sophisticate 2006 Page #101  
 thought process. However, I would argue that the logic and math exists in  2006 Page #102  
 and I respectively (sic) tried to argue with him. I said, 'Yes, we recover 2006 Page #163  
nd chat" and you aren't allowed co argue chose points. M\XI: So the prosecu 2007 Page #91  
they belonged in a zoo." One mjght argue, given Alvarez's description, that 2007 Page #144  
oted on slide 45. One could easily argue that most of these instructions ar 2008 Page #111  
lared Mussolini . Can anyone today argue that the United States has not com 2008 Page #124  
mber. This added consistency could argue favoring authenticity for this pag 2009 Page #13  
ear. Furthermore , while one could argue that Quantico is a long-establishe 2009 Page #13  
ton and the CIA could persuasively argue that Oswald's involvement directly 2009 Page #44  
is allowed the CIA to successfully argue to the Warren Commission, through  2009 Page #44  
h of a difference , one could well argue. The wholly skeptical commentator  2009 Page #55  

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le hieroglyphs — were striking and argued against the hoax thesis. At the t 2004 Page #27  
g saucer. Captain Kevin Randle has argued, however, that if the Roswell Inc 2004 Page #141  
 lectured in Washington, D.C., and argued that UFOs were "the greatest scie 2004 Page #209  
 Karl Pflock, who has consistently argued that the Aztec incident was just  2004 Page #219  
ter all, it was a free country, he argued, and the public had its logical c 2005 Page #75  
erence Many so-called experts have argued against the authenticity of the f 2005 Page #148  
ied literature. Some skeptics have argued that this suggests that the docum 2006 Page #105  
mmunity. The ones in yeUow, 1 have argued, have played a clear role in dece 2007 Page #28  
n attempted. I suppose it could be argued that Major Hart did not have acce 2008 Page #15  
     To his dying day, Hill-Norton argued with a great deal of well-reasone 2008 Page #33  
e snoozing - or while, it might be argued, he was in an altered state-of-mi 2009 Page #54  

Word: "argues", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iodicals. Each time, some debunker argues that the Aurora spaceship crash s 2004 Page #26  
 about MJ-12 if it existed. Thomas argues 95                                2005 Page #97  

Word: "arguing", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n a whole new light, stumble along arguing with each other while the Defend 2006 Page #182  
                              When arguing for openness in extraterrestrial 2009 Page #21  

Word: "argument", 22 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ink is noteworthy and a very valid argument for authenticity. It is just an 2003 Page #28  
stay and observe. Bill got into an argument with the officer, and Bill was  2003 Page #70  
 answers to the "downed satellite" argument are shown on Slides 52 and 53.  2003 Page #183  
 to keep nosy people away. The big argument, though, comes from those who s 2003 Page #183  
arther from the truth. As with any argument, it is only as strong as the fa 2003 Page #201  
 concluded that there was a strong argument for believing that the object t 2004 Page #10  
nce also gives added weight to the argument that Smith saw the bodies. The  2004 Page #97  
irst case is a good counter to the argument that the desert is usually swar 2004 Page #115  
 "Gebauer and Newton were con-men" argument.' Nick Redfern and Stan Friedma 2004 Page #215  
re, wasn't there press conference" argument may be partially right if seen  2004 Page #236  
 that it was faked for the sake of argument. Given the inks, paper watermar 2004 Page #253  
ining rus decision noting that rus argument might be rejected; they rud, an 2005 Page #101  
cient buildings . Essentially that argument is chat humans are and were sma 2005 Page #163  
n me. We got into sort of a heated argument and he said he was going to hav 2006 Page #161  
locations. To me, this "averaging" argument does not make much sense. Fortu 2006 Page #178  
referred to keep an open mind. His argument was that we had no technology t 2006 Page #201  
s. 1 could probably make a similar argument for the others. Here's another, 2007 Page #28  
her and not far away. A compelling argument could be made the Crash on Nove 2008 Page #59  
larly reliable discriminator. This argument would be supported by the relat 2008 Page #108  
as also false, but there is a good argument against that. Specifically, if  2009 Page #12  
 choose their careers, this latter argument is less valid. Actually , the R 2009 Page #21  
ewhere in between . The competence argument in my opinion is the one that i 2009 Page #155  

Word: "arguments", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 this is a fake. Typically, strong arguments of fakery come from those who  2003 Page #171  
ossies. Slide 59 lists some of the arguments included in an International U 2003 Page #184  
on. Scooping up some of the fakery arguments, Slide 60 highlights the conce 2003 Page #184  
sapiens. In spite of the excellent arguments, there is a fine set of argume 2003 Page #185  
 arguments, there is a fine set of arguments against continued secrecy, sho 2003 Page #185  
have been no credible and specific arguments supporting fakery. Therefore,  2003 Page #186  
ories. Then, a look at some of the arguments against this scenario offered  2004 Page #106  
r inconsistent with physics. These arguments were rebutted one by one in my 2004 Page #121  
is Not That Bad", JSE, 1991. These arguments and rebuttals are not particul 2004 Page #121  
echnically inclined can follow the arguments in either The Downing of TWA F 2004 Page #130  
what seems to be involved in petty arguments about flowery designs on Scotc 2004 Page #148  
hat may counter several of the key arguments raised over the years by the s 2004 Page #216  
 get specific, logical, scientific arguments identifying anachronisms that  2005 Page #131  
nal inspired work. In a sense, the arguments against reverse engineering al 2005 Page #163  
lien technology are similar to the arguments against ancient astronauts eng 2005 Page #163  
he same old tired false anti-MJ-12 arguments keep being put forth despite t 2006 Page #12  
would violate the laws of Physics" arguments. Not many have worked on nucle 2006 Page #13  
ve provided a number of persuasive arguments for the authenticity of SOM1-0 2006 Page #15  
to understand the substance of the arguments if you are not trained in biol 2006 Page #113  
 sapiens. Therefore, the preceding arguments might also work for some EBEs. 2006 Page #116  

Word: "ari", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

k Creative Director: Mike Wolfsohn Ari Dlreclnr: Jules Fox Copywriter : Jas 2007 Page #66  
 ~=-=----'J CONCI.USIO:\S • 1·1·0. ARI:.\ GI.OU.\I. P11t:so~11:SA • RE,\.J, 2008 Page #156  

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lear antra riven poverplent In the aria, °we will hays r.rios:o and nonpoll 2004 Page #20  

Word: "arial", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

007 The percentage of Unidentified Arial Phenomena (UAP) reported is a frac 2007 Page #121  
k for those involved. Unidentified Arial Phenomena impacts cannot slip in-b 2007 Page #121  

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oaded virth other troops In trucks arid driven to a remote site in me night 2006 Page #26  
allowing rain clouds to drive past arid and semi-arid sections, we should b 2009 Page #162  
' , tn drln past 11rirl 11nrl ~cmi arid. a blophyiid!l and had done wori. · 2009 Page #183  

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Wright-Patterson, and later at a , ariery of civilian companie s involved w 2005 Page #41  

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rly unfounded," Mantle was told by Arild Isegg, the head of the Information 2004 Page #13  

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y sub-systems integrated through , arious operational parameters. Our first 2005 Page #161  

Word: "arise", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 oath if such an opportunity would arise in the future. Many of the old tim 2003 Page #57  
taint y, dangers and opportunities arise together. \Xlhat ufologically sign 2005 Page #85  
uilt in 1949) and other sites that arise in UFO discussion s. 8 Project Pap 2005 Page #125  
to point out the difficulties that arise in confirming UFO research. When a 2005 Page #126  
 do with the consequences that may arise not only from the impact upon the  2005 Page #128  
g and responding to whatever might arise. Because of the unfortunate stigma 2006 Page #49  
ny implications that are likely to arise from such an epochal event, if or  2006 Page #50  
 the general public. Schisms might arise among scientists regarding best wa 2006 Page #58  
of explosion . Suspicions began to arise when the military and scientific s 2007 Page #130  

Word: "arises", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 and so on. The question narurally arises, 111ho is in the best position tO 2005 Page #75  
omy; then a range of possibilities arises that is coo great for any single  2005 Page #85  
nded that in the event a situation arises in which the current security mea 2009 Page #25  

Word: "arising", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

athogens. The control of epidemics arising from exposure to alien pathogens 2006 Page #101  
roe] had secrets to tell, no doubt arising from her trysts with the Preside 2007 Page #135  

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Napster; 14 music labels including Arista Records, BMG, RCA Records, RCA Vi 2008 Page #143  

Word: "aristocratic", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

le Society, a group of wealthy and aristocratic Germans interested in the o 2008 Page #126  

Word: "aristocrats", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 of a small group of very powerful aristocrats and military officials who p 2007 Page #31  
, through a compromise with German aristocrats, industrialists and Army off 2008 Page #126  

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 1011.NPI., e1NINNI.0 , N 4-0 Jcla aritakl ionaf Park ; Langtry Del Rio zef 2006 Page #175  

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4Diat* 1 1. Lit•ClinktIvis I 1 I ' AritAr Uprivi krigs kite T..stei tyttat  2004 Page #156  

Word: "arizona", 53 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 privy to any other crash sites in Arizona, New Mexico? A. I was privy to t 2003 Page #43  
a Research Organization in Tucson, Arizona, and occasionally did some scien 2003 Page #143  
net Pluto, David H. Levy, Univ, of Arizona Press, 1991 (Contains many r^fer 2003 Page #182  
sh Retrieval Conference SLIDE #11: Arizona Republic, June 18, 1947 Airplane 2004 Page #67  
e Plains of San Augustin; Kingman, Arizona; northern Mexico south of Loredo 2004 Page #69  
heads" 5 1947 Papagos Reservation, Arizona, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Bill H 2004 Page #110  
ieval operations" 25 1953 Kingman, Arizona, USA See separate report on King 2004 Page #112  
nheim; UFO recovered 46 1967 Yuma, Arizona, USA 0 1 0 0 0 Proven hoax III,  2004 Page #113  
CASES WITH CRAFT agos-Reservation, Arizona,Jan 1947. Jeep drivers looking f 2004 Page #116  
he late Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona encouraged the belief that an ex 2004 Page #146  
Manufacturing Company" in Phoenix, Arizona. Redfern also points out that on 2004 Page #218  
dfern The genesis of the l(jngman, Arizona, UFO crash of May 1953 can be tr 2005 Page #39  
alien body recovery near !(jngman, Arizona, specificali) on May 21, 1953. C 2005 Page #39  
 site of a UFO crash at l(jngman , Arizona, approximately twenty } ears pre 2005 Page #39  
object in the vicinity of Kingman, Arizona. The object was constructed of a 2005 Page #40  
ho had knowledge of a UFO crash in Arizona in 1953 -significantly, both the 2005 Page #43  
ely to an area inside the Seate of Arizona. 'There's approx.imately where t 2005 Page #43  
 of the 1953 UFO crash at Kingman, Arizona. Stated Stringfield : "My new so 2005 Page #44  
ld him about one of two crashes in Arizona. He also told him three bodies,  2005 Page #44  
d witl1 'eyes only' details of the Arizona incident. Said Jill, as a young  2005 Page #44  
ain that the location was Kingman, Arizona. Her husband was a military offi 2005 Page #44  
an Eben aerial craft near Kingman, Arizona in 1953 and that four entities s 2005 Page #45  
ture did indeed occur at K.ingman, Arizona in May 1953. Operation Upshot-Kn 2005 Page #45  
hed in a desert site near Kingman, Arizona. Twenty-two days lacer on June 1 2005 Page #51  
hat it was related to the Kingman, Arizona crash. Miller talked about the D 2005 Page #65  
southern Maine in 1953, then above Arizona in 1954. On December 14 of that  2005 Page #88  
gery during the time Reich visited Arizona. My colleagues Jim Martin and Ke 2005 Page #97  
54-55 cloud-bustin g expedition to Arizona. The book, published in an editi 2005 Page #98  
y. Moise was in Ohio on his way to Arizona at the time .. A meeting with a  2005 Page #98  
eaving Ohio, Moise continued on ro Arizona. 1\t[eanwhile, Reich, his son Pe 2005 Page #99  
ir contrails during operations i.n Arizona. He even wondered: ''Whether the 2005 Page #100  
111, and a financial backer of the Arizona expedjtion) should go on ha, ing 2005 Page #103  
lown by military plane to Phoenix, Arizona where they boarded a bus with bl 2005 Page #168  
 ET craft that crashed in Kingman, Arizona in 1953. He further testifies th 2005 Page #170  
                                   Arizona, 1998: Landed UFO, Military, & M 2005 Page #177  
ep with friend near town of Globe. Arizona. Jan 1947 Reaches military block 2006 Page #26  
nalysis were done by University of Arizona metaUuro-ical eno-ineer '\ alter 2007 Page #195  
rican edition by the University of Arizona Press); and author of numerous p 2007 Page #198  
eports coming in from Idaho, Utah, Arizona, 'OCD' 28th and 29th (??) Region 2008 Page #9  
aho, Montana, New Mexico, Wyoming, Arizona and California, so that its ligh 2008 Page #16  
ound at an undisclosed location in Arizona in 1958, and the other at Taos,  2008 Page #37  
ntain ranges, the city of Kingman, Arizona was founded in 1882. Today, it h 2009 Page #48  
he site of a UFO crash at Kingman, Arizona, approximately twenty years prev 2009 Page #48  
bject in the vicinity of Kingman , Arizona. The object was constructed of a 2009 Page #49  
 of the 1953 UFO crash at Kingman, Arizona. Stated Stringfield: 44 My new s 2009 Page #50  
ld him about one of two crashes in Arizona. He also told him three bodies,  2009 Page #50  
ed with 'eyes only' details of the Arizona incident. Said JLD, as a young t 2009 Page #51  
ain that the location was Kingman, Arizona. Her husband was a military offi 2009 Page #51  
n Eben aerial craft near Kingman , Arizona in 1953 and that four entities s 2009 Page #51  
 entering a downed craft (Kingman, Arizona, 1953)." According to the docume 2009 Page #52  
s follows: the vessel that fell in Arizona contained 4 entities, 2 were dis 2009 Page #53  
en corpse at a medical facility in Arizona, two days after the incident had 2009 Page #53  
avis-Monthan Air Force Base (AFB), Arizona. Photograph courtesy USAF.       2009 Page #72  

Word: "arizona's", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ere transpiring, the University of Arizona's weather modification study was 2005 Page #100  
m the fifties in the University of Arizona's Physics and atmospheric Scienc 2005 Page #100  

Word: "ark", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

were locked away forever, like the Ark of the Covenant in the final scene o 2005 Page #81  
final scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Is this a hint at acquired crash re 2005 Page #81  
Other page.:, hove another w11term.ark which is circul.: ir .:shaped but ot 2007 Page #46  
ave been the remains of the mighty Ark of Noah as described in the Bible. A 2007 Page #137  
tory concernin g records on Noah's Ark. that had been referred to the NRO f 2007 Page #138  
ay was this wood, he said, like an ark would be made of," says Riggs. Riggs 2007 Page #138  
as nor just like a big old boar or ark. My dad aid it looked like a huge me 2007 Page #139  

Word: "ark's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ns to Turkey to try and locate the Ark's remains. Others maintain that remn 2007 Page #138  

Word: "arkansas", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

dder on this cow in Benton County, Arkansas back in 1993... SLIDE #32: Four 2004 Page #77  
IDE # 47: Disc in horse pasture in Arkansas, 1970s. I think the Corona ranc 2004 Page #79  

Word: "arl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r:::,,·u.::r ""'u,s ""-.-v Jn• ,1 .arl !V'OM"\t ltfV•'f•l'\lit"'!T'•.1 ,,"" 2005 Page #124  

Word: "arlington", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ance, James Forrestal is buried at Arlington Cemetery with full military ho 2003 Page #92  
mage from the University of Texas, Arlington. After receiving them we notic 2004 Page #226  
ing_oPiat Ft. Worth 060 Dal ileneo Arlington (6/ Dyes s AF B ( 6, San Angel 2006 Page #175  

Word: "arlon", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

D 01'-i SF.CRl:T Wt~APON -Jamcs a\[arlon ~nodgrass (abo\·e), 39-yC!ar-old C 2009 Page #180  

Word: "arm", 27 instance(s) (Back to Top)

investigations by the intelligence arm of the Government. Even the recovery 2003 Page #28  
"two fingers and an unusually long arm" extend out of the hatch. He went on 2003 Page #69  
, but that's all he could see. The arm angled up and over the front of the  2003 Page #69  
 said that there had to be another arm that closed the hatch from within, b 2003 Page #69  
trieval Conference if a legitimate arm of the U.S. Government is not contro 2003 Page #188  
amils aa* cO&tsy ®£SX b1m1s la the arm. Is year ilaawari —■ with OMaeaa qsb 2003 Page #223  
 Retrieval Conference intelligence arm of the U.S. Air Force made inquiries 2004 Page #13  
rg an4 other plans Itoti are bring arm tap, rue:tint Which he as that he is 2004 Page #20  
ng Office, Congress' investigative arm, to seek Air Force documents relatin 2004 Page #60  
 led the officer to touch its left arm without his gloves. On the 23"1, Che 2005 Page #33  
s not the bacteria penetrating the arm that caused d1e infection." Accordin 2005 Page #34  
ed and deteriorating. STEVE RAISES ARM TOWARD SOLAR PANELS BEHIND FENCE ''\ 2005 Page #66  
AFB stating that "AEC, AFS\VP, 4th Arm), [and] local commanders perturbed b 2005 Page #74  
el dintlges how he spearheaded the Arm) 's super secret reverse-engineering 2005 Page #167  
whoe Imre& tri aalilka• namory•ams arm*. adaWao.A. Sai Wads SCA* lit4.4414  2006 Page #32  
tection. Many people might seek to arm themselves, evacuate from cities, tu 2006 Page #57  
 The media would become a de facto arm of government. All non-essential pro 2006 Page #62  
rters ordered the flight leader to arm his weapons and destroy the object.  2006 Page #143  
 was throughout. But mostly on the arm area and on the head area. WAS THIS  2006 Page #158  
 clamp is attached to a mechanical arm which extends down from a giant UFO  2007 Page #71  
ounced off and gashed Mrs. Hodges' arm. Meanwhile , the mysterious explosio 2007 Page #133  
        B: Well, then Halt put his arm around me and said, 'Let's go.' And  2008 Page #89  
plant the VeriChip device in their arm. Other technology -to include ubiqui 2008 Page #123  
lled his dog and injured his son's arm. Although the harbor boat was regist 2009 Page #31  
evolutionary Front. The propaganda arm for that group in in Louisiana was c 2009 Page #33  
•l •,-.:,,l,T1l''!E'.J.:.'...(Y• I arm -••· eus .. .. -~$" ~T .. ;. SJ.•t/  2009 Page #120  
stage sets, heavy metal musicians, arm wrestlers , even aliens." The covera 2009 Page #138  

Word: "arm9", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

S11/t Clfsh nr Senn! C,cdir ...,.. ARM9 ,._, LEG 9 - ARE YOU PREPARED TO BE 2008 Page #152  

Word: "armadas-school", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

SA (Escola de Sargentos das Fon;as Armadas-School of Sergeants of the Armed 2005 Page #31  

Word: "armageddon", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

gion Media Some would view this as Armageddon; others as a test of faith. R 2006 Page #62  
te a nuclear response and "nuclear Armageddon." The Joint Chiefs of Staff ( 2006 Page #165  
or being among us was to instigate Armageddon, to usher in the era of the A 2008 Page #35  
51-1954," 15 July 200 I, Swords of Armageddon, on line [http://www.uscoldwa 2009 Page #96  

Word: "armaments", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lery Admintstration • MirtIstrY of Armaments Other Ministries GAU Seventh A 2004 Page #155  
 of their country's resources into armaments and armies. The war in Korea w 2006 Page #165  

Word: "armchair", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

C) Document research is from one's Armchair. Archival visits arc too much t 2003 Page #118  

Word: "armed", 40 instance(s) (Back to Top)

congressmen to the chairman of the armed services committee, March 28,1966  2003 Page #6  
ir loads of bricks. Myron observed armed men in white coveralls who were go 2003 Page #62  
he impact site and were stopped by armed military personnel. Other observer 2003 Page #66  
t Intelligence Cbnnittee Director, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project     2003 Page #214  
cal team accompanied by a S£D USA, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project, se 2003 Page #233  
and and personnel stationed at the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project at  2004 Page #63  
d Planform Space Vehicles by U. S. Armed Forces and Agencies." SLIDE #53: B 2004 Page #80  
cifically describes the details of armed conflict with aliens outside of th 2004 Page #119  
y did sweep that field clean under armed guards, as many witnesses claim, s 2004 Page #143  
ommittee No. 2 (Malenko0 m.sIty of Armed Forces General Staff WO Artillery  2004 Page #155  
Os or mother ship ■ Send a nuclear armed probe at Phobos on Mars ■ Send an  2005 Page #10  
Armadas-School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces) in the neighboring town of 2005 Page #31  
for the School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces in the city of Tres Corac;: 2005 Page #32  
 of the School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces, under the direction of Gen 2005 Page #35  
arshaU, then chief of staff of the armed forces, writes a Top Secret Memora 2005 Page #122  
 development for the United Stares armed services, NASA and other go\·errun 2005 Page #125  
d security detail" from the nearby Armed Forces Special \X/eapons Project i 2005 Page #126  
e in the family not serving in the armed forces at the time. San Antonio, a 2005 Page #153  
, survivalism and proliferation of armed paramilitary groups. The majority  2006 Page #62  
et, the drone's destruct mechanism armed, allowing the LCO to destroy the d 2006 Page #77  
ricted within a five- mile radius. Armed military guards and Kern County Sh 2006 Page #82  
ting for hares on the mountain and armed with powerful lamps — all in the s 2006 Page #121  
 ago and I am now retired from the Armed Forces." (12) Although work at Por 2006 Page #123  
to the bogey and his missiles were armed. Seconds later, the wingman scream 2006 Page #143  
 Staff (the "top brass" of all the armed services) had sent a warning to U. 2006 Page #165  
leave and everything else and then armed guards came out and thg started to 2006 Page #176  
 an indeterminate quarantine under armed guard, which could not be broken e 2006 Page #202  
th SAC/TAC/Navy/ Army bases. Under armed military guard, Jack was personall 2007 Page #95  
 around the thing. Aunt: They were armed. Paul: Yes, they had M-16s and the 2007 Page #169  
s he approached the object on foot armed with a shotgun, the object took of 2007 Page #176  
    document , we aiTived m Coyame armed with important information about t 2007 Page #189  
"bogey" and his missiles were duly armed. Only moments later, however , the 2008 Page #29  
hing happened. " The soldiers were armed with submachine guns and side arms 2008 Page #45  
al Socialism in Gemrnny and saw an armed Greater Germany as the most effect 2008 Page #126  
le was reportedly recovered by the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project Spe 2009 Page #17  
e ability to intercept and destroy armed satellites circling the earth" and 2009 Page #17  
best concealed through the use of "armed satellites" and "enemy missiles" a 2009 Page #17  
t she was required to accompany an armed officer who escorted her to a secu 2009 Page #92  
responsible to the Minister of the Armed Forces and War Coordination, Sir W 2009 Page #165  
responsible to the Minister of the Armed Forces and War Co-Ordination, Sir  2009 Page #167  

Word: "armen", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 In 1990 Walker was interviewed by Armen Azadehdel, who claimed to me that  2004 Page #99  
ng to ridicule the story, but when Armen stuck to the story, he suddenly to 2004 Page #99  
uck to the story, he suddenly told Armen that he could not help him saying, 2004 Page #99  
 for these things where I am now." Armen took the opportunity to get someth 2004 Page #99  
. I think so. In a later interview Armen asked Walker more questions about  2004 Page #99  

Word: "armies", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

try's resources into armaments and armies. The war in Korea was viewed as t 2006 Page #165  
ad the Fremde Heere Ost or Foreign Armies East, met with the CIA director D 2008 Page #138  

Word: "arming", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

uld turn survivalist or vigilante, arming themselves, looting for essential 2006 Page #63  
never climbed high enough to allow arming of the destruct mechanism or igni 2006 Page #79  

Word: "armistice", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

F in Canada to be a flier, but the armistice precludes his seeing action in 2003 Page #85  

Word: "armor", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ity fibers (such as Kevlar plastic armor), and classified discoveries, such 2005 Page #167  
t feet apart. Wore a suit of green armor. Looked like a mechanical man. Was 2006 Page #98  
serve and protect," but black body armor with the German-style military hel 2008 Page #145  
. Soviet editors lacking skeptical armor are also singled out, but the fina 2009 Page #139  

Word: "armored", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y after WWII due to high volume of armored combat in the Ukraine. Tsarist R 2004 Page #167  
 may also have been used as a flat armored glass windscreen. The standard A 2007 Page #100  

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tions of his patients: this human "armoring" served to block natural feelin 2005 Page #90  

Word: "armour", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Grave," p. 10 17 Scully, Frank: In Armour Bright (Chilton, 1963), p. 199. 1 2004 Page #224  

Word: "armpit", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ar co a boil appeared in Chereze's armpit. The officer complained of severe 2005 Page #33  

Word: "armpits", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rms out, they had him up under the armpits and out here. As I recall from t 2003 Page #23  
 feet tall. They had him under the armpits with arms outstretched on either 2003 Page #35  

Word: "arms", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tood him up and they stretched his arms out, they had him up under the armp 2003 Page #23  
hey had him under the armpits with arms outstretched on either side of him. 2003 Page #35  
no bone structure, very, very long arms. I vaguely remember three fingers,  2003 Page #35  
nstable O'Brien's vessel stuck his arms up to his elbows into the foamy wat 2004 Page #40  
. O'Brien examined the young man's arms and clothing but could not detect a 2004 Page #40  
n a couple of saucers suspended by arms rotating round a central tower with 2005 Page #171  
 tower with input runrung down the arms. The massi, e-k situation was summa 2005 Page #171  
nt science facilities would become arms of the 59                           2006 Page #62  
t enterprises would become virtual arms of government with strong ties to s 2006 Page #65  
y the larger helmet. The so-called arms and claws were actually antennae pr 2006 Page #94  
ointed chin and red hair under her arms, who obviously wanted to have inter 2006 Page #109  
ater displays 'radiation' burns on arms • "Pains throughout the body" • Nau 2006 Page #109  
a pint of beer in the nearby Dudlg Arms public house. He stated shortly aft 2006 Page #120  
rmed with submachine guns and side arms. The man who did the talking wore a 2008 Page #45  
so described feeling hair on their arms and back of their necks stand up li 2008 Page #81  
pushed frightened Germans into the arms of Hitler and his Nazis. After Hitl 2008 Page #126  
ed to ferry Nazi propagandists and arms. · Another company essential to the 2008 Page #129  
RESEARCH _We are not engaged in an arms race, but rather in a race of perfe 2009 Page #21  
 former emphasizes the quantity of arms, the latter their quality and parti 2009 Page #21  
ctivity. Dr. Vannevar Bush's Modem Arms and Free Men (Simon and Schuster, 1 2009 Page #24  

Word: "armstron", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t to her sister, Rebecca McKeeve r Armstron g, who is next to her son, Paul 2007 Page #166  

Word: "armstrong", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

at glued to the television as Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon. The even 2006 Page #182  
ere Sandy Rivers, Rebecca tkKeever Armstrong and Paul McKeever standing on  2007 Page #166  
dy Rivers and Mom Rebecca McKeever Armstrong, still residents of Albuquerqu 2007 Page #166  
cKeever, his mom (Rebecca McKeever Armstrong) and aunt (Sandy Rivers) out P 2007 Page #168  

Word: "armv", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ash-retrievals while he was in the Armv stationed at Roswell in 1948 and 19 2005 Page #165  

Word: "army", 225 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of the Foreign Technology Desk. LS Army R&D. .NSC advisor On Camera Intervi 2003 Page #13  
t's not made by our science or our Army Air Forces, I am inclined to believ 2003 Page #15  
nce General Hap Arnold Head or the Army Air Forces “New weapons are on the  2003 Page #16  
or instance, in the L.A. case, the Army grabbed it and would not let us hav 2003 Page #17  
. For instance in the La. Case the Army grabbed it and would not let us hav 2003 Page #24  
 the material in possession of the Army that may be of great significance t 2003 Page #25  
ls of two more saucers: one by the Army in the San Bernardino Mountains, ea 2003 Page #26  
e FBI Academy during ‘41-’46 □ WWI Army Tank CorpsPolice Chief Marshall F.  2003 Page #32  
. Military Academy Glee club, U.S. Army Signal Cops, U.S. Army War College, 2003 Page #44  
 club, U.S. Army Signal Cops, U.S. Army War College, New Mexico State Libra 2003 Page #44  
ng up. Speculation also is that an army missile went astray." That was the  2003 Page #53  
g." Above the headline it stated, "Army Ropes Off Area." Included in the st 2003 Page #55  
ly sealed off on the order of U.S. Army and state police officials, reporte 2003 Page #55  
e involved in the search. That the Army was involved that night seems quite 2003 Page #59  
ewspaper accounts that mention the Army involvement, to the many eyewitness 2003 Page #59  
y do observers claim Air Force and Army involvement, but also other eyewitn 2003 Page #59  
tter get your information from the Army." This led Murphy to believe that t 2003 Page #59  
id that he saw members of both the Army and Air Force at the barracks. Late 2003 Page #59  
 well as reporters reported seeing Army personnel and/or vehicles around th 2003 Page #66  
unts at that time also mention the Army involvement. In the December 10, 19 2003 Page #66  
ed, "State police from Greensburg, Army and Air Force officials, scientists 2003 Page #66  
tated, "Meanwhile, scientists, and Army and Air Force officials resumed a s 2003 Page #66  
aid of getting in trouble with the Army. Linda Foschia, the continuity dire 2003 Page #67  
that stuck in his mind was when an Army jeep with a driver and officer that 2003 Page #67  
us military experience, recognized Army and Air Force personnel. He also sa 2003 Page #69  
s. Joel said that he watched as an Army general jumped on top of the odd me 2003 Page #69  
/www.westol.com/~paufo References "Army Ropes off Area: Unidentified Flying 2003 Page #72  
rsy in 1996, when a former British Army source asserted that he transported 2003 Page #76  
ilities, President Truman asks the Army and the Navy to submit plans for a  2003 Page #86  
e ongoing inter-service rivalries, Army concern over a possible bias by a f 2003 Page #86  
tary toward the Navy, and both the Army and Navy's concerns over the role t 2003 Page #86  
 That June of that year the Soviet Army blockades West Berlin, setting into 2003 Page #88  
eported the ground zero location. (Army Air Force was splitting into Air Fo 2003 Page #99  
e was splitting into Air Force and Army during the summer of 1947.) They fo 2003 Page #99  
ado; Office of Naval Research; the Army/Air Force which were splitting into 2003 Page #99  
ent was well known to retired U.S. Army Lt. Colonel Philip J. Corso, former 2003 Page #101  
neral Arthur Trudeau, then head of Army Research and Development. The Colon 2003 Page #101  
 STREAI§ 1ERICAN ALL-STARS WIN 2-1 Army Finds Air Saucer '",r“ On Ranch in  2003 Page #118  
 TO CUT TAXES STARTING JANUARY 1 ■ Army Finds Flying Saucer ’ General Belie 2003 Page #119  
s before, after intact . • Roswell Army Air Field Missing Files - it Shredd 2003 Page #160  
) 1999 48 3132 S, uncl ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA 1999 1 335 TSM, conf ■ S-1 (ma 2003 Page #169  
 S-2 (mail plus to TC) ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (ma 2003 Page #169  
n 1941 □ Two were recovered by the Army and Navy after the “Battle of L.A.” 2003 Page #170  
ashes, which may have involved the Army, FBI, AEC and Navy. Slide 21 provid 2003 Page #173  
d "z." Comparing with a variety of Army Field manuals of that era, Slide 48 2003 Page #181  
PARISON WITH GENUINE DOCUMENTS For Army field manuals of the era, it has th 2003 Page #182  
ndenberg, Acting Deputy Commander, Army Air Forces Major General Lauris Nor 2003 Page #191  
e had while stationed with the 8th Army Air Force in Hawaii during World Wa 2003 Page #191  
in had served with the White House Army Signal Corps. In a conversation wit 2003 Page #192  
e an appearance at the old Roswell Army Air Base. There in front of the wes 2003 Page #198  
s. promptly denied rumors that the Army had flying saucers in their possess 2003 Page #235  
u would a freg. It is not known if army field surgens had performed explora 2003 Page #236  
with the Commander of the Bolivian army and he informed DATT that the army' 2004 Page #9  
 the object had found nothing. The army has concluded that there may or not 2004 Page #9  
Tarija." In contrast, the Bolivian Army and Air Force advised the U.S. Defe 2004 Page #9  
tormander in thief of the Polivian Army. vi 1 IMPlif• here neit it.Inday. T 2004 Page #20  
ff 1947 documents from the Roswell Army Air Field. The excuse was that mess 2004 Page #61  
the outgoing messages from Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) for this period of 2004 Page #61  
 air missiles by units of the U.S. Army National Antiaircraft Artillery Sch 2004 Page #62  
ol at Ft. Bliss, Texas and/or U.S. Army Air Force fighters based at Alamogo 2004 Page #62  
Force fighters based at Alamogordo Army Air Field at Alamogordo, New Mexico 2004 Page #62  
Lt. Col. Harold Turner of the U.S. Army/Ordnance and White Sands Proving Gr 2004 Page #64  
er his personal interview with the Army officer at White Sands Proving Grou 2004 Page #65  
u would a frog. It is not known if Army field surgeons had performed explor 2004 Page #80  
he Provost Marshall at the Roswell Army Air Base. His job was to provide se 2004 Page #84  
nce The story was told by a former Army Intelligence officer, who Stringfie 2004 Page #97  
recovery of two craft — one by the Army in the San Bernardino Mountains and 2004 Page #123  
rding to more than one report. The Army, Navy, and FBI all had security pro 2004 Page #123  
rly lie in order to "protect" this Army institution. Finally, except for a  2004 Page #125  
nt have been in place for years. • Army Corps of Engineers knows how to do  2004 Page #126  
 solutions. In the first place, an Army convoy does not need to get approva 2004 Page #129  
f they are indeed wide enough. The Army Corps of Engineering would seem to  2004 Page #129  
hat when soldiers from the Roswell Army Air Field saw debris of a Project M 2004 Page #133  
f the inarguable history. The U.S. Army Air Force first opened the door to  2004 Page #134  
on." RAAF is of course the Roswell Army Air Field. The military reversed it 2004 Page #134  
ho served in the 1940s in the U.S. Army in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1978 was 2004 Page #134  
t that happened when he was in the army, though he could no longer remember 2004 Page #134  
r interrogated or pressured by the Army to change his story, when there are 2004 Page #138  
Bond Johnson. He also called in an army weather expert, Irving Newton, who  2004 Page #141  
at any enlisted man at the Roswell Army Air Field could have identified ins 2004 Page #143  
 riding the range, years after the army had come by to vacuum the field. Wh 2004 Page #143  
outgoing messages from the Roswell Army Air Field for the time period in qu 2004 Page #146  
rash to American industry under an Army Research and Development program th 2004 Page #146  
 commanding officer of the Roswell Army Air Field in 1947, is interesting i 2004 Page #147  
 Tukachevsky, commander of the Red Army in 1933 believed that the new techn 2004 Page #153  
logy of rocketry could benefit the army, and recruited leading members of G 2004 Page #153  
. L'appareil, pp. 197, 201. • 'The army needs capable, honest men, just as  2004 Page #154  
urther when he traveled to the old Army Air Base at Roswell, New Mexico. Th 2004 Page #195  
naway lorry hit his car. II Former Army Brigadier • Married, four children  2004 Page #211  
f the 509th Bomb Group and Roswell Army Air Field at the time of the Roswel 2004 Page #222  
to Gen. Roger Ramey, Commander 8th Army Air Corps at Fort Worth, Texas. The 2004 Page #226  
Ramey, former commander of the 8th Army Air Force. She was upset because so 2004 Page #226  
crew out from the 509th at Roswell Army Air Field to survey the second site 2004 Page #230  
es 60 Buick, widely used as a U.S. Army staff car for high-ranking military 2004 Page #231  
 Bond returned from the Fort Worth Army Air Field with his pictures, he rem 2004 Page #237  
ut WHO HAD THE PARTS? ■ Initially, Army and FBI (1941) ■ Then, Army and Nav 2005 Page #5  
ially, Army and FBI (1941) ■ Then, Army and Navy (1942) ■ With Roswell, Spe 2005 Page #5  
) The agencies did not share {"The Army wouldn't Jet us have it ••• Hoover, 2005 Page #5  
Chief of Foreign Technology Div in Army R&D" (how long unclear) ■ "Three mo 2005 Page #8  
 THE MAN ■ Highly intelligent ■ An Army product ■ Limited civilian academic 2005 Page #11  
y cleared, but not to MJ-12 ■ U.S. Army focus and exposure ■ High integrity 2005 Page #11  
s on each side, was carried by two Army men. In the days that followed, a w 2005 Page #32  
aval Research Laboratory and U. S. Army Special Forces, Ft. Bragg, No. Caro 2005 Page #63  
ut in fact they are legion. A 1949 Army message from Kirtland AFB stating t 2005 Page #74  
intelligence officers of botl1 the Army and the Air Forces." Or, a 1950 mem 2005 Page #74  
ry officer in the Austro-Hungarian Army until war's end. \'v'ith all of the 2005 Page #89  
os Angeles, it has been learned by Army G-2 that Rear Admiral Anderson , Di 2005 Page #122  
nvestigation has revealed that the Army Air Corps also recovered a similar  2005 Page #122  
nsequence, I have issued orders to Army G2 that a special intelligence unit 2005 Page #122  
Directorate, DA [Department of the Army] was disestablished during the lace 2005 Page #123  
ecords' from this 'non-unit'), the Army Intelligence and Security Command a 2005 Page #123  
nce Directorate, Department of the Army ... records pertaining to the unit  2005 Page #123  
 Medical Doctor) to depart Andrews Army Airfield (AAF) 6 One might ask: why 2005 Page #124  
e; coordinate with the head of 4th Army Counter Intelligence Corps; "make a 2005 Page #125  
retary of Defense James Forrestal, Army Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Carl  2005 Page #125  
of the same period archived at the Army \'(/ar College and that it displays 2005 Page #129  
researcher after retiring from the Army, has unveiled intelligence, militar 2005 Page #141  
an, he was a cameraman with the US Army and chat in 1947 he had been flown  2005 Page #145  
itness was Sgt. CLifford Scone, US Army (Retired) . Stone was inteniewed in 2005 Page #147  
ip. Above: Sgt. Clifford Stone (US Army retired) who claims to have viewed  2005 Page #147  
psy film while serving with the US Army in 1969. 145                        2005 Page #147  
lt us a few surprises: A former US Army Sergeant who observed the film on a 2005 Page #150  
ar, a small contingent of the U.S. Army passed almost unnoticed through San 2005 Page #153  
g to Baca and Padilla, soldiers in Army fatigues loaded the shattered remai 2005 Page #153  
een sent here by the United States Army to get your permission to tear down 2005 Page #156  
er left. It wasn't long before the Army was on the scene with road building 2005 Page #156  
pinions, and reports that the U.S. Army and Air Force srudied the r emnants 2005 Page #161  
 being fired from \,'{lh.ite Sands Army Proving Grounds in New Mexico. Thou 2005 Page #172  
er Assistant Adjutant for the U.S. Army. Aldrich points to significant depa 2006 Page #15  
e friends cutting and pasting from Army manuals. He therefore concludes tha 2006 Page #15  
sh retrieval manual using existing army manuals as templates. This explanat 2006 Page #16  
 Clifford Stone served in the U.S. Army for a 22 year period from 1969 to 1 2006 Page #16  
oin the military. Upon joining the Army, Stone found himself starting a ver 2006 Page #16  
m, Alabama; and then given regular army assignments until called away to pe 2006 Page #16  
h one month being the longest. His army service record refers to him only p 2006 Page #17  
 how his effort to retire from the Army in 1989 (after twenty years of serv 2006 Page #17  
 favorably and even opposed by his Army superiors. His FOIA activities led  2006 Page #17  
ff Sergeant. Stone's conflict with Army authorities over his FOIA requests, 2006 Page #17  
without knowledge of his immediate army superiors. As far as they were conc 2006 Page #20  
e when called away from his normal Army duties to participate in crash retr 2006 Page #20  
rt agency operating through the US Army Military records have no details of 2006 Page #23  
 great difficulty in retiring from Army due to the 'Colonel' stating that h 2006 Page #23  
 SOM1-01 when compared to standard Army manuals. The discrepancies of SOM1- 2006 Page #24  
rt of the drafting process for new Army manuals. Overall, the MJ-12 Group m 2006 Page #24  
erviews Marcel a few months later. Army Finds 'Flying Saucer' Genet.' Sotat 2006 Page #26  
e. stationed in San Antonio in the Army In 1548 Loaded virth other troops I 2006 Page #26  
u would a frog. It is not known if army field surgens (sic) had performed e 2006 Page #104  
C, Atlanta, Georgia.) and the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infec 2006 Page #106  
 and the Dugway Proving Ground, an Army facility in Utah reported to be a s 2006 Page #106  
anuary 1974 he was stationed at an Army barracks in the south of England. " 2006 Page #122  
the guy will be traced back to the Army camp or the operational unit he wor 2006 Page #123  
he obvious problem was that if the Army or the government got to Prescott b 2006 Page #124  
 out in the open. That way, if the Army did anything against him, they'd be 2006 Page #124  
t Tony said that the guy was on an Army pension and was concerned that he'd 2006 Page #124  
s were loaded on to the back of an Army vehicle. They eventually got on to  2006 Page #124  
 Fire Service whose son was in the Army. But it's not surprising that he wo 2006 Page #127  
e the police weren't involved, the Army was — heavily. I can't give you an  2006 Page #127  
76, he didn't know that it was the Army who had taken the bodies off the mo 2006 Page #127  
real James Prescott in the British Army, and that Dodd decided to use that  2006 Page #128  
ided to use that same name for his Army source, was something that amounted 2006 Page #128  
he late 1960s. SLIDE # 12 — RADCOM Army Patch, 1967 (Army Air Defense Comma 2006 Page #142  
DE # 12 — RADCOM Army Patch, 1967 (Army Air Defense Command patch in 1967.  2006 Page #142  
April 1966, Bill signed up for the Army Air Defense Command called RADCOM a 2006 Page #142  
efense Command called RADCOM after Army basic training at Ft. Benning, Geor 2006 Page #142  
d by Bill.) Back in 1967, the U.S. Army Air Defense Command operated HAWK a 2006 Page #143  
corner where Bill was in the U. S. Army. And 129 miles to the northeast nea 2006 Page #143  
ll, Dennis, and many others in the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, NORAD, P 2006 Page #144  
beginning with Bill who was in the Army HAWK B-Battery, 65th Artillery, and 2006 Page #144  
to Key West because we had another Army site right next to us that had miss 2006 Page #148  
d no missiles on our site, but the Army did right next door. So, they were  2006 Page #148  
ceeded in driving the North Korean army back across the 38th parallel, the  2006 Page #165  
orders to destroy the North Korean army. Then, on November 25, the Chinese  2006 Page #165  
nese attack in December, 1941, the Army deployed, along the east and west c 2006 Page #170  
 AFB near Bangor, Maine. These are Army/Navy (AN) search radars. The CPS-5  2006 Page #171  
ice very confidentially advised by Army Intelligence, Richmond, that thy ha 2006 Page #174  
se of further information from the Army Security Agency under the Freedom o 2006 Page #174  
 however, resolved easily. Abilene Army Air Field was established at Abilen 2006 Page #178  
{main plus to TC) 1999 ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA 1999 ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) 2000 2007 Page #42  
M OF INFORMATION/PRIVACY OFFICE US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND A 2007 Page #42  
 his prior work with SAC/TAC/Navy/ Army bases. Under armed military guard,  2007 Page #95  
lose of \v'\Xlll, General Patton's army came upon a very unusual find at a  2007 Page #114  
nd landing space craft at 1--Iumer Army .Airfield (Savannah GA.) which was  2007 Page #114  
 only a few of them. They were not army trucks, but they were camouflaged.  2007 Page #124  
l you. There was nothing that said army, nothing that said anything. Except 2007 Page #124  
dia to accompany them, and a major Army helicopter strike equipped with inf 2007 Page #130  
with the Commander of the Bolivian army and he informed DA TT that the army 2007 Page #142  
 the object had found nothing. The army has concluded that there may or not 2007 Page #142  
Tarija." In contrast, the Bolivian Army and Air Force advised the US Defens 2007 Page #142  
ver at age 18 enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserves in August 1984. He is pict 2007 Page #172  
on Equipment Operator Coun.c After Army basic training, Paul returned to Al 2007 Page #174  
uerque where he remained in active Army reserves until 1992. \Xlhat Paul cl 2007 Page #174  
r helicopter mechanic in the U. S. Army and stated the object he observed w 2007 Page #176  
 Desert, headed either back to the army base at Ojinaga or perhaps to a Mex 2007 Page #187  
pit. Sr. Ramirez said that Mexican army soldiers had arrived at the site, t 2007 Page #190  
son 1 eixeira and by the Brazilian Army, with similar results, leading Font 2007 Page #195  
ce from the existing United States Army Air Forces, the subordination of th 2008 Page #25  
rse of history. In early 1942, the Army Corps of Engineers designated a 59, 2008 Page #27  
- 5 inches across. " It turned out Army and commercial pilots disputed the  2008 Page #54  
isputed the official explanation . Army helicopter pilot Warrant Officer Cl 2008 Page #54  
eaded for Aberdeen. He observed an Army "/ow-boy truck with a boom," two '' 2008 Page #55  
the front page under the headline "Army Spot UFOs Over Shropshire". Again,  2008 Page #68  
 the U. K. Ministry of Defence for Army training exercises. MAP of Orford N 2008 Page #72  
2 (mail plus to TC) 1999 ■Ft.Meade Army FOIA(TC) l999 ■ CIA Us:S metered(TC 2008 Page #115  
 Party, which soon included German Army Intelligence Agent Adolf Hitler, wh 2008 Page #126  
an aristocrats, industrialists and Army officers brokered by banker Baron K 2008 Page #126  
e ourbreak of war offered the U.S. Army Agfa film at a low price for photog 2008 Page #132  
 a letter to chief of staff of the Army Air Force, Brigadier General George 2008 Page #132  
ne, was assistant secretary of the Army in 1947, became Secretary of the Ar 2008 Page #133  
y in 1947, became Secretary of the Army in 1949 and a year later was named  2008 Page #133  
ted CIA, Dulles' translator was an Army Intelligence officer named Henry Ki 2008 Page #138  
e largest publisher for the Gem1an Army, reported the Independ ent Historic 2008 Page #144  
re obviously authentic (The Soviet Army Operations and Tactics) but have no 2009 Page #7  
e next IO years she worked for the Army Air Corps, which became the United  2009 Page #87  
of working at Wright Field for the Army Air Corps, I glimpsed how our milit 2009 Page #88  
missing communjcations from Walker Army Air Field in Roswell from 1947 as w 2009 Page #91  
lite forces like the Navy Seals or Army Special Forces are capable of doing 2009 Page #155  
ovided for the establishment of an Army Research Unit under the command of  2009 Page #165  
e Research Unit, known as the 24th Army Troops Company was manned primarily 2009 Page #165  
close to Auckland and the existing Army buildings had recently been reduced 2009 Page #165  
ovided for the establishment of an Army Research Unit under the command of  2009 Page #167  
mmander, work force of New Zealand Army officers & men with U.S. Navy ordna 2009 Page #176  
s might have ·some connection with army experiment s on methods of knocking 2009 Page #177  
l Field to the Commanding General, Army Air Forces concluded that: (a) This 2009 Page #178  
ighly classified experiment of the Army or Navy. Mr. (Reynolds) was very mu 2009 Page #178  
-The Bureau, at the request of the Army Air Forces Intelligence, has agreed 2009 Page #178  

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ilip J. Corso, former Chief of the Army's Foreign Technology Division in th 2003 Page #101  
and physicist Travis Taylor at the Army's Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, A 2003 Page #110  
army and he informed DATT that the army's search party directed to go into  2004 Page #9  
l than the 'shoot downs.' The U.S. Army's actions either caused, or were a  2004 Page #62  
lation. On September 25, 1980, the Army's director of counterintelligence r 2005 Page #123  
n and fire control operator in the Army's "B (Bravo)" Battery, 6th Battalio 2006 Page #142  
an and Fire Control Operator, U.S. Army's "B" Battery, 6th Battalion, 65th  2006 Page #144  
ater the FBI was informed that the Army's Counter Intelligence Corps had be 2006 Page #164  
re real because two days later the Army's Counter Intelligence Corps was pu 2006 Page #173  
In Here!) How very strange for the Army's Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC)  2006 Page #174  
rmy and he informed DA TT that the army's search party directed to go into  2007 Page #142  
 Intelligence Division of the U.S. Army's European Command, directed by Rob 2008 Page #138  

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mic poison ~ases woulrl he the :-:.arn,:,.                                  2009 Page #184  

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t and Guided Missile Branch of the Arn1y's Artillery School as well as comm 2008 Page #134  

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n Iraq. lille of llhidl r-11ed the Arnl"icai pubfic Vasttyimproval media co 2009 Page #151  

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 www majesticdocuments.com Kenneth Arnold, Pilot "Being a natural- born Ame 2003 Page #15  
h Retrieval Conference General Hap Arnold Head or the Army Air Forces “New  2003 Page #16  
also include such books as Kenneth Arnold ’s The Coming of the Saucers and  2003 Page #41  
d UFO themes. Palmer hired Kenneth Arnold to investigate the Maury Island c 2003 Page #41  
investigate the Maury Island case. Arnold, whose famous sighting came three 2003 Page #41  
 of the Maury Island case. Kenneth Arnold ’s investigation was eventually j 2003 Page #42  
claims; the Banister recovery; the Arnold investigation; the deaths of Air  2003 Page #42  
ess. On June 24, 1947, The Kenneth Arnold sighting in Washington State beco 2003 Page #86  
aucer problem started with Kenneth Arnold in June 1947, followed by the Ros 2003 Page #170  
ED UFO FACTS — 1947-1954 □ Kenneth Arnold saw nine discs on 24 June 47, fir 2003 Page #170  
irst major UFO sighting by Kenneth Arnold in 1947, just two weeks after the 2004 Page #133  
which he collaborated with Kenneth Arnold, said that the original prints of 2007 Page #48  
 Major Keyhoe, Ray Palmer, Kenneth Arnold, George Adamski, Harold T. Wilkin 2007 Page #48  
ap .. ,-~ . June 24, 194 7 Kenneth Arnold Sighting over Mt. Rainier (. f 1! 2008 Page #41  
e 1987 movie Predator that starred Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Tunguska expl 2008 Page #103  
 most populous state in the Union, Arnold Schwarzenneger, is the son of a A 2008 Page #144  
d in Washington State, and in fact Arnold was hired to investigate it. Late 2009 Page #29  
 gave it very little play. Kenneth Arnold discussed it in his book, Coming  2009 Page #33  
ret weapon project and the Kenneth Arnold sighting on the same page and sid 2009 Page #162  
 creating a mass hysteria. Kenneth Arnold After his famous June 24, 1947 si 2009 Page #179  
us June 24, 1947 sighting, Kenneth Arnold was interviewed by Anny Air Force 2009 Page #179  
IC agents took con-espondence that Arnold had received from the public. Arn 2009 Page #179  
nold had received from the public. Arnold noted in his book The Coming of t 2009 Page #179  
zations were attempting to contact Arnold regarding his UFO experience is c 2009 Page #179  
siasts do not realize that Kenneth Arnold not only had the distinction of k 2009 Page #179  
Island incident in late July 1947, Arnold soon found himself in a twilight  2009 Page #179  
hting seem mundane in comparison . Arnold wrote extensively about these str 2009 Page #179  

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he first modern UFO event, Kenneth Arnold's sightings over Mount Rainier. A 2003 Page #41  
UFO era, three days before Kenneth Arnold's famous Mount Rainier sightings. 2009 Page #29  
rs think that it, Maury Island and Arnold's Mount Rainier sightings might a 2009 Page #29  
pers worldwide reported on Kenneth Arnold's famous sighting. 149            2009 Page #155  
s reported just two weeks prior to Arnold's UFO sighting and I wondered if  2009 Page #156  
t Summary Two weeks before Kenneth Arnold's sighting on June 24, 1947 the n 2009 Page #176  
rly in 1947, even prior to Kenneth Arnold's sighting. However , a Report on 2009 Page #178  
ter-espionage explanation. Kenneth Arnold's experiences in Tacoma, Washingt 2009 Page #179  

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 Senator Barry Goldwater to Shlomo Arnon April 11, 1979 letter from Senator 2004 Page #149  

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 at LZ-2 as well as other members. Arnone BAFKRCLI? specialist identified a 2003 Page #234  

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ucture of Secrecy Richard Dolan 41 Arnual Crash Remo,' Conference Las Vegas 2006 Page #25  

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crat files .and t.1ke inventory of arn■itlvr. fllca that would connect ~.1- 2008 Page #120  

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,11. rsonsorss ironer swerreare ar aro COMM.. awn. gra, .2. oarit sato. en  2006 Page #35  
oe 4 •rit., . , 1. ararr,..r• r••• aro •••• *re-, .• rrr ...err. rp orgurr• 2006 Page #39  

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ites: 152 The pungent but pleasing aroma of greasewood was in tl1e air as J 2005 Page #154  

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ts in total. One detonation was an aromjc artillery projectile fired from a 2005 Page #39  

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s service to another when the need arose, this by either taxi or bus. Might 2004 Page #238  
one member of a group of 25 pilots arose and brought up the legendary subje 2005 Page #43  
ility that Todd's phone was tapped arose, too. Indeed, at one point, Todd t 2008 Page #30  
 officers when the subject of UFOs arose. All of the accounts focused on th 2008 Page #42  
e human natives of the region also arose in the I 91 Os in one of the settl 2008 Page #102  
 artificially produced tidal waves arose from a suggestion made by Wing Com 2009 Page #164  
ew Zealand Project." "Project Seal arose from a suggestion made by Wing Com 2009 Page #169  

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oe, Drl!Jtt bot-cs !Tllllec.t,ered aroU1d I for I 5 mnules TIie speed and r 2009 Page #144  

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further· ··concP.iva hly could fly arouncl a quottcl ao; ssint: th~ \\"C:tp 2009 Page #183  

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. . . I remember the conversations around the conference table in which it  2003 Page #11  
 bone structure, crinkly skin Fire around crash site Offered blessings Many 2003 Page #23  
 the spring of 1941 in the evening around 9:00-9:30, that someone had been  2003 Page #23  
ever,, what impressed him most was around the inside there were inscription 2003 Page #23  
a ball of fire, yet there was fire around the crash site, but none of the e 2003 Page #23  
with the little lines and scallops around it. There were two men holding up 2003 Page #35  
pioneer history and after tramping around old wagon and stagecoach roads, c 2003 Page #45  
hese on the old terraces that were around the old lake bed, as reported by  2003 Page #45  
eviously shot a lot of film in and around the arroyo and had one roll of Ko 2003 Page #45  
id-afternoon with a shovel and dug around the spot where I had found the ar 2003 Page #45  
replied, "Yeah they get plenty big around here, but look at that sky they c 2003 Page #46  
s a discussion about the sightings around the Pittsburgh area of the fiery  2003 Page #54  
 television coverage, while tuning around the AM radio band trying to find  2003 Page #54  
ne in the Kecksburg area. The area around where the object was said to have 2003 Page #54  
nd they witnessed various activity around that small farm community. Most o 2003 Page #55  
 people, not only from communities around Kecksburg and Westmoreland County 2003 Page #55  
r. I clearly recall the discussion around this community within days after  2003 Page #56  
t there are a few individuals from around that community who claim that the 2003 Page #57  
uture. Many of the old timers from around Mount Pleasant Township remember  2003 Page #57  
The news media and police agencies around the Pittsburgh, PA area were delu 2003 Page #58  
here were flames of various colors around the rear of the object. It was be 2003 Page #58  
e now know that a number of people around the Kecksburg area observed the o 2003 Page #58  
he Kecksburg area. The object fell around 4:47 P.M., but it wasn't until af 2003 Page #59  
 about 8 to 10 inches wide. It was around the ring area that Jim saw strang 2003 Page #60  
 be used build a protective shield around the object where it was going to  2003 Page #62  
at man was Jim Romansky. He walked around that area for quite a while. Ther 2003 Page #63  
A requests and tracking down leads around the country who might have knowle 2003 Page #65  
ing Army personnel and/or vehicles around the Kecksburg area that night. Ne 2003 Page #66  
there could have been more fingers around the back of the hatch, but that's 2003 Page #69  
evices with the personnel who were around the house. One must wonder what t 2003 Page #70  
 knotted his bathrobe sash tightly around his neck, tied the other end to t 2003 Page #92  
ng. On May 23, newspaper headlines around the country, and to a fair degree 2003 Page #92  
the country, and to a fair degree, around the world) dutifully report the s 2003 Page #92  
 still knotted and wrapped tightly around his neck when he was found." This 2003 Page #94  
... as if gravity was being folded around the outside of the wave that enve 2003 Page #102  
c field lines tend to be displaced around bismuth, rather than passing thro 2003 Page #107  
led by shifting the magnetic poles around the craft so as to control, or ve 2003 Page #111  
 to notice animated lights darting around the wilds of Kirtland Air Force B 2003 Page #141  
iens created humans and sent Jesus around later to keep us in line. And it  2003 Page #142  
 no choice. The lights were flying around the Manzano Weapons Storage compl 2003 Page #142  
 any canine or indeed human tracks around the mutilated carcasses. Many of  2003 Page #143  
. But had these lights been flying around in front of the Manzano Nuclear s 2003 Page #148  
ations that were starting to swirl around Paul Bennewitz were invisible to  2003 Page #148  
d out at Kirtland, and other bases around the country. In 1980, Dr. Robert  2003 Page #148  
and offshoots of this text floated around the grapevine for years afterward 2003 Page #149  
knows what is told to him by those around him. He can be cut off from knowl 2003 Page #191  
, I was fortunate enough to travel around Washington DC area, and I was for 2003 Page #194  
e that this mystery which has been around the country with all these variou 2003 Page #195  
 an embankment. There was snow all around in the photograph, and there were 2003 Page #197  
ee objocts on 3 July and lost them around. 2330 MSI on k July (a V—2 was sc 2003 Page #233  
e earth. This took place on May 6. Around that time some people in San Luis 2004 Page #8  
ty reasons had cordoned off 200 km around the spot where the object fell. T 2004 Page #8  
nformation given by the Campesino, around 12.30 a.m. on Friday last week he 2004 Page #11  
ning the Campesino started looking around the area of the impact and found  2004 Page #11  
6 automatic jets. This disc pivots around the central sphere which contains 2004 Page #12  
ed, they execute a speedy rotation around their discs. A brilliant glow of  2004 Page #13  
didn't hear anything. Ca Thursday, around 1930 hour:), the sky above Agadir 2004 Page #19  
NFORNATION RIVEN PY THE CAHPESIND, AROUND 1,130 AP ON FPIOAy LAST WEEK WE H 2004 Page #21  
RNING THE CAMPESINO STARTED LOMOND AROUND THE AREA OF THE TPRACT Awn FDUkr  2004 Page #21  
 with. Wickens wheeled his vehicle around a turn just past the entrance roa 2004 Page #34  
a fisherman and knowing the waters around Shag Harbor as he did, Wickens fi 2004 Page #35  
ast Prospect point road. They came around the curve in the highway and saw  2004 Page #37  
 and the other witnesses. He asked around some of the others gathered there 2004 Page #37  
ver it. The patch was huge and all around them. The Joan Prici/la, her engi 2004 Page #39  
had been specially trained to work around nukes. The other variable was roo 2004 Page #46  
els of a similar size. G. The area around here is pretty flat, it's a milit 2004 Page #53  
t a light aircraft and have a look around from an aerial position to be abl 2004 Page #53  
r the 81st Security Police: It was around Christmas 1980 and we, D Flight,  2004 Page #55  
ngs occurred on consecutive nights around Christmas, 1980. • Bob Ball was t 2004 Page #56  
ject of headlines and coverage all around the U.K. and beyond, including a  2004 Page #58  
nt," twenty-nine airplanes crashed around the world killing 198 people. The 2004 Page #68  
as supposed to have impacted on or around March 16, 1948. Photograph CD 200 2004 Page #70  
02 at a conference. We're standing around a plaque on a stand that was erec 2004 Page #70  
 one was located in the Southwest, around the Texas/New Mexico area; one wa 2004 Page #75  
e in the U.S. government knew that around them another "peculiar phenomenon 2004 Page #75  
 An ear, an eve, a circle of flesh around the eye, half the jaw flesh, the  2004 Page #76  
on wet sand without a single track around them, not even their own tracks.  2004 Page #77  
and killing and mutilating animals around the world since at least the earl 2004 Page #78  
 bloodless excisions and no tracks around them. Col. Corso said the classif 2004 Page #78  
ve an insight into why governments around the world are keeping the alien p 2004 Page #88  
ree time on my hands, I circulated around asking a few questions about flyi 2004 Page #89  
re." There is a great deal of this around, most of it in official (not USAF 2004 Page #95  
 saucer briefings. Six researchers around the world then contacted Walker o 2004 Page #98  
 talk about." He would try to talk around the questions he was being asked, 2004 Page #99  
e inside the NSC were afraid to he around him. Lundahl Talks to an Alien In 2004 Page #103  
However, they were all dead, lying around the craft. Checkable Reports Of t 2004 Page #117  
 • Select personnel, security area around crash, packaging procedures, cont 2004 Page #124  
pping of windmills and their parts around the country before our Interstate 2004 Page #127  
 independent aides, other generals around him, and he appreciates every man 2004 Page #154  
me that this mystery that has been around the country with all the various  2004 Page #177  
other was clearly alive and moving around on the floor. He was given no 176 2004 Page #179  
 an embankment. There was snow all around in the photographs, and there wer 2004 Page #187  
erested in UFOs, and that in being around the field for a while he had beco 2004 Page #191  
m out to Norton so they could look around. Miller was, interestingly enough 2004 Page #192  
th a bathroom cord tightly knotted around his neck — declared a suicide a W 2004 Page #203  
e three formed "a perfect triangle around Kirtland Air Force Base, Sandia N 2004 Page #220  
 arrived for Ramey's inspection at around 2:30 p.m. Several wrapped package 2004 Page #226  
he- shelf software, which has been around for 10 or 11 years, and not anyth 2004 Page #227  
s photo-session with Gen. Ramey at around 3:15pm on the afternoon of July 8 2004 Page #234  
o know the story had been floating around Roswell itself since Mac Brazel t 2004 Page #236  
was submitted to Project Blue Book around 1960; there are three return addr 2004 Page #244  
 don't you visit and will show you around? Note these subtleties: the word  2004 Page #246  
l tests are being conducted by SFL around the glue on tabs and their ink ma 2004 Page #250  
know the next breakthrough is just around the corner IT SEEMS REASONABLE TO 2005 Page #4  
.. ..., ................ ""~hgntll around lht tdgt or• ro11tlnJ: d s ... 'g 2005 Page #18  
rea of Brazil: On 20 January 1996, around 8:30 a.m., the Varginha military  2005 Page #31  
. Curious civilians were gathering around but were strictly told to evacuat 2005 Page #31  
n g moving inside. Later that day, around 3 p.m., the young women who would 2005 Page #31  
the employees who carried the food around and the working doctors. The 30   2005 Page #32  
 on January 20. On April 21, 1996, around 9 p.m., Ms. Terezinha Galo Clepf, 2005 Page #34  
the idea of an inevitable cover-up around the Varginha sightings. On that d 2005 Page #35  
s leaving her job as a housekeeper around 2:00 a.m., she was approached b)  2005 Page #36  
he would say laterwith four lights around it. Stacie at first, the UFO sudd 2005 Page #37  
 the direction of the lakebed back around 1953. SLIDE# 5 Linda standing in  2005 Page #51  
had constructed 135 miles of fence around the outside boundary using hundre 2005 Page #53  
ere is also fresh weather caulking around the doors. SLIDE# 17 Mono-directi 2005 Page #56  
The many photographs formed a grid around the triangle. \Xlhat aerial vehic 2005 Page #65  
de, and there are only rwo ranches around here. You would have to go 50 mil 2005 Page #68  
d, that would have placed it right around 1953, the middle of the night. Th 2005 Page #68  
bout a haunting memory he had from around 1953. AUDIOTAPE (1:14) -Rex Leona 2005 Page #69  
re people from the government came around to talk to people all over the va 2005 Page #69  
t appear to be forthcoming. People around the world see these amazing objec 2005 Page #74  
search program. Word certainly got around quickly within the aviation and a 2005 Page #80  
o complete the deal -reponed to be around $150,000, but never confirmed -ev 2005 Page #145  
ety of pubJjshers and TV companies around the world. First to publish still 2005 Page #146  
France and copies were soon flying around the world via the Internet. The d 2005 Page #146  
 1995 saw the film broadcast on TV around the world. And the rest, as they  2005 Page #146  
nan with the USAF, went for a walk around the base. WruJe on a tour of the  2005 Page #147  
gelatin and its formulas have been around and in use in the film industry f 2005 Page #149  
, rumbling sound, shook the ground around us. The sound seemed to come from 2005 Page #154  
aft, and pieces of metal scattered around several hundred feet. It was gett 2005 Page #155  
ted doct ors walked the live alien around the site. It lived for 12 hours.  2005 Page #165  
human testimony, the actual events around these early crashes may never be  2005 Page #167  
ig produced 30 fps on a voltage of around 50,000 and a small amount of curr 2005 Page #171  
 our local neighborhood on planets around some of the 1000 stars within 54  2006 Page #5  
I think aliens have been traipsing around the neighborhood for a very long  2006 Page #6  
 few hours. The space station goes around the entire Earth in 90 minutes. E 2006 Page #6  
rs. They can literally fly circles around our vehicles, move at very high s 2006 Page #9  
ade, by highly trusted individuals around the world, such as the Queen and  2006 Page #9  
 and off. U.S. Space Command site, around Noverriaer 2000, finds a list of  2006 Page #31  
 and obfuscation of the real facts around this UFO crash. The first know ar 2006 Page #44  
ually no UFO story activity except around this august 19-21st weekend in th 2006 Page #46  
 of the physical world that we see around us. It could bring us phenomenal  2006 Page #50  
 to build our images of the future around them. In the spirit of classic sc 2006 Page #51  
c at large. Government Governments around the world would have distinct int 2006 Page #55  
ries to come, yet rarely mentioned around the water cooler or on the golf c 2006 Page #61  
 at about 1,500 feet per minute at around 225 knots. As the bomber neared 2 2006 Page #78  
 story. I was dead wrong. I walked around Flatwoods and eventually spoke to 2006 Page #91  
ocals started to notice me hanging around their town more often. Yes, I was 2006 Page #92  
he way that the locals were acting around me was more mysterious than the m 2006 Page #92  
ce to be. In Flatwoods, people got around by walking or riding their bikes  2006 Page #92  
angers wandered into the area from around the country day and night asking  2006 Page #93  
. These vertical pipes were spaced around the lower shell of the torso and  2006 Page #94  
en color of the wooded environment around it when it lit up...hence the nic 2006 Page #94  
r locals who gave me private tours around Braxton County and helped to fami 2006 Page #94  
sisted that all of these sightings around the country were all attributed t 2006 Page #96  
his incident and was given the run around. I also discovered that there wer 2006 Page #99  
panish flu kills 50 million people around the world (did this start with re 2006 Page #107  
dish nodules, harder than the skin around them and protuberant, painful whe 2006 Page #109  
ical wounds. 4. No relevant tracks around the dead animal 5. No signs of an 2006 Page #115  
e mortem struggle 6. Skin or soils around bodies do not demonstrate presenc 2006 Page #115  
d fury. That something happened at around 8.30 p.m. on the night in questio 2006 Page #119  
se of something which had happened around 1993. "The Sunday Express had bee 2006 Page #125  
hed by a doctor living in the area around Bala. This doctor had told the Ex 2006 Page #125  
 "I first heard the story from him around 1976. At that time he only told m 2006 Page #127  
ted to photograph the tree and all around it. They said they had had some i 2006 Page #129  
in diameter with indented material around it. The other damage was describe 2006 Page #135  
ennis tell what happened beginning around 11 p.m. on a night in March 1967. 2006 Page #144  
ll the movies where the sweep goes around and around the dial and you see y 2006 Page #145  
es where the sweep goes around and around the dial and you see your targets 2006 Page #145  
hat know there is something flying around our skies. I know what I saw on t 2006 Page #148  
ching bogies from other worlds fly around on their radars and knew the U. S 2006 Page #150  
th that ball you were able to roll around a little thing on the screen and  2006 Page #152  
 a square. We could run the square around on the radar site and put it on a 2006 Page #152  
d actually bend the light that was around them so you could not see them. T 2006 Page #153  
 always ask Dad why, when it swung around to that area, I would ask him why 2006 Page #154  
 computers and when it would swing around, it would make a pass over Area 5 2006 Page #154  
 me straight and I guess he looked around to see that the boss was not arou 2006 Page #155  
round to see that the boss was not around. He said, 'Son, this is E. T.'s c 2006 Page #155  
 better things to do than scramble around searching for flying saucers.. .t 2006 Page #174  
s nothing better to do than to run around chasing "will o' the wisps" and s 2006 Page #174  
t let us go after it and we played around a little bit. We got to watching  2006 Page #176  
out and thg started to form a line around the area. So, on the way back, I  2006 Page #176  
ding to the way people were acting around it. So we never did get up to the 2006 Page #176  
 family history, she knows her way around such arcane instruments as librar 2006 Page #180  
c religious comrades parade boldly around the town square, shoving us blith 2006 Page #181  
rs to have a four-inch lip running around its outer edge. "It's not a boat  2006 Page #187  
re. Both Burke and Hoirup dive all around the vicinity, but to no avail. Th 2006 Page #188  
d resident—starts asking questions around the Bellingham marina, which is h 2006 Page #188  
e junk" burning up during re-entry around the area of Puget Sound. Accordin 2006 Page #189  
yle satellite dish, but with a rim around it and a clay, on one end. Burke' 2006 Page #190  
 our selves, others, and the world around us, all together on the wondrous  2006 Page #194  
ed to many sky watches, especially around Blue Diamond, just outside Las Ve 2006 Page #200  
ead, at various times, in pastures around Fyffe, AL, with various internal  2006 Page #201  
lowed up quite a few UFO sightings around the country. Many of the people h 2006 Page #204  
forty-five degree angle. He looked around the area but could not find anyth 2006 Page #206  
he Cl3S television show about UFOs around the Robertson Panel's conclusions 2007 Page #23  
don't you visit and we'll show you around?" EDITING THE MANUSCRIPT ■ Hired  2007 Page #49  
spect. NfW: I used to like messing around. I found it more invigorating tha 2007 Page #79  
was a story about a woman who went around Bosnia and she was endangering he 2007 Page #81  
 got a clean slate sensible family around ) ou? GM: Yeah they are pretty un 2007 Page #82  
s without hjndrance and be looking around without realising )OU were doing  2007 Page #87  
 be here. ] could see your looking around like trying lots of gates, and fi 2007 Page #88  
ould have any reason to be looking around as you were in any normal circums 2007 Page #88  
rung into their network and it was around the same sort of time that I was  2007 Page #90  
meter version used dual wheels all around. \Xlhen Jack was permitted to waJ 2007 Page #100  
 \Xlhen Jack was permitted to waJk around these discs, it was clear to him  2007 Page #100  
. permitted Jack to walk under and around this aircraft, but was soon told  2007 Page #105  
 of the actual incidents occurring around the globe regularly. Communicatio 2007 Page #121  
Xlyoming. We were all just sitting around roasting weenies and marshmallows 2007 Page #121  
ave been 72 or 73, somewhere right around in there. I can't remember exactl 2007 Page #122  
how would you describe the scenery around where this incident occurred? Joe 2007 Page #122  
cause there are no other mountains around it for quite a ways. And we could 2007 Page #122  
 is lower than the plains that are around it. \'(/here we were at, we had ( 2007 Page #123  
p. Maybe about 10 clays, somewhere around there. And all of the mail my mom 2007 Page #125  
e any other oddities chat occurred around that whole situation and time per 2007 Page #125  
 up the aircraft,, as there, right around the same time. DeBow: So chis is  2007 Page #125  
the Carbon Co1111(y J,Je1JJs, went around town. Opened it up, and about two 2007 Page #126  
nformation regarding UFOs re\·oh"e around stated crashes. Accorcljng to man 2007 Page #127  
orted seeing numerou s UFOs flying around. The Russians will not release an 2007 Page #129  
ry small metallic pieces scattered around. Some hours later a team of Helle 2007 Page #129  
ght light flying over the hill. At around 9:00 A.M. reports came in that a  2007 Page #130  
 their return, police were running around everywhere. First stating that th 2007 Page #130  
 inrucations that it was irutiated around 1953 to 1955. As evidence of this 2007 Page #132  
c tapping of typewriters resonated around the walls of FBI headquarters, as 2007 Page #137  
s the rurcraft reached a height of around fifteen thousand feet and a rusra 2007 Page #137  
he crew quickly swung the aircraft around and headed to the north of the mo 2007 Page #137  
they had been taken "at some point around '59 by a U-2 plane [sic]," and ha 2007 Page #138  
e earth. This took place on May 6. Around that time some people in San Luis 2007 Page #141  
ty reasons had cordoned off 200 km around the spot where the object fell. T 2007 Page #142  
djscs and non-humans were reported around the world -along with animal muci 2007 Page #145  
 orange bghts floating in a circle around Cadair l'viounrain of the Berwyn  2007 Page #149  
_see an object with a lot of light around it, bright light. And we were sto 2007 Page #168  
d we were told that we had to turn around and to leave the area. Mom: Immed 2007 Page #168  
ook at it. We could see the people around it. mil' Mom and Aunt: Yeah. The  2007 Page #168  
         Paul: There were soldiers around it and had pretty much a perimete 2007 Page #169  
it and had pretty much a perimeter around it. Every so many feet, there was 2007 Page #169  
y feet, there was a soldier dotted around the thing. Aunt: They were armed. 2007 Page #169  
ng, so it was iUuminating the area around it, plus the military had the deu 2007 Page #169  
 the area in the rocks outside and around of the ruse object. It looked Lik 2007 Page #169  
g was Like hirung in the bushes or around the rocks because they had soldie 2007 Page #169  
he rocks because they had soldiers around it. But the soldiers were back. T 2007 Page #169  
(police officer) just made us turn around. \Xie turned around and pretty mu 2007 Page #169  
t made us turn around. \Xie turned around and pretty much left the area. Bu 2007 Page #169  
y only had one guy turning traffic around, the state trooper. And the thing 2007 Page #170  
d see the ground underneath it and around it, ~!us the spotlight (on deuce  2007 Page #171  
t (on deuce and a hal~ was shining around. So, it was\ ery strange to me th 2007 Page #171  
 \X/elJ, the way the soldiers were around it with the spotlight and everyth 2007 Page #171  
ing it Like it was ours. The) were around it Like they were keeping it cont 2007 Page #171  
ave. We immediately turned the car around and went straight home. Paul: Whe 2007 Page #171  
ome. Paul: When he told us to turn around and the way he was acting -I reme 2007 Page #171  
p Coyote Canyon in the 1980s, came around a hill and there was a disc hover 2007 Page #173  
s from Presidio, Texas. Zigzagging around 179                               2007 Page #185  
fireball shook the earth for miles around. Simulation of Mid-air Collision  2007 Page #186  
surfaces. There was an outer "rim" around the central circumference of the  2007 Page #187  
lic surface of the disk "indented" around the jagged hole. None of the witn 2007 Page #187  
for Indian artifacts in the desert around Coyame and Chihuahua, came across 2007 Page #190  
 known as "El Ahogadero." The dirt around the pit was blackened by fire, as 2007 Page #190  
ulain went in person to the C.I.M. around 1980 and e,·entualhconvincecl sci 2007 Page #197  
rate cases, one on April 18 in and around Las Vegas and the other on April  2008 Page #7  
d to AFLC that the object appeared around 0300Z and was extremely bright -l 2008 Page #9  
minder of what may be going on all around us at any time, extraordinary eve 2008 Page #41  
o knew all of the rumors that flew around the communities of Westport and G 2008 Page #43  
 soldiers who politely turned them around. She described them as ··rowdy yo 2008 Page #45  
rea from Gray land and was "turned around" at a military checkpoint. He rec 2008 Page #51  
spheres of light moved erratically around the larger orb. Alan Rammer said  2008 Page #58  
the Crash to the population in and around Westport would have been a public 2008 Page #60  
ashed due to the volume of hits as around 220,000 people attempted to acces 2008 Page #63  
n the media. The Details There are around 160 files in all, covering sighti 2008 Page #63  
ists smelt a rat. But at a cost of around £3M all the files have now been d 2008 Page #64  
aft. The release made the news all around the world and within a couple of  2008 Page #65  
s the material had been downloaded around 2 million times. The National Arc 2008 Page #65  
rdinary objects or phenomena, with around 5% being more difficult to explai 2008 Page #65  
ngers on board. It was a height of around 22,000 feet over Kent, near Lydd, 2008 Page #66  
UFO accelerated away at a speed of around Mach 10. Torres stated that he wa 2008 Page #66  
nd other strange glowing phenomena around the COBRA MIST radar site in the  2008 Page #74  
f you take the magnetic field grid around the Earth and pretend it's made o 2008 Page #76  
 ON THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD GRID AROUND ORFORD NESS OR THAT REGION? Right 2008 Page #76  
rove back to the East Gate. It was around midnight. They phoned a Sgt. McCa 2008 Page #79  
ike it was on fixed legs. I walked around the craft and finally, I walked r 2008 Page #81  
o, but changed their minds, turned around and went back to the truck. Drawi 2008 Page #83  
ath he and John Burroughs took. By around 5:00 AM, the Security Control tea 2008 Page #85  
    B: Well, then Halt put his arm around me and said, 'Let's go.' And then 2008 Page #89  
ller and more transparent , and by around 2-3:00 p.m. completely disappeare 2008 Page #98  
them if MJ-8 through 12 were still around and involved. By using the letter 2008 Page #109  
tion for not leaving his signature around much. The whole thrust of the "Bu 2008 Page #110  
letely controlled by, and designed around, this crucial "Orion" symbolism.  2008 Page #135  
 owned an additional 700 companies around the world. Bormann used every kno 2008 Page #136  
e system at work in Washington and around the globe. What about the other P 2009 Page #12  
 and technical intelligence worked around the clock to secure as much data  2009 Page #17  
merely routed the raw intelligence around to the appropriate agencies witho 2009 Page #18  
e system at work in Washington and around the globe. Formidable difficultie 2009 Page #24  
Kingman area's total population to around 40,000. The town is known for its 2009 Page #48  
men. They were all olive-skinned , around five feet in height, wearing unif 2009 Page #54  
n : "They were all olive-skinned , around five feet in height, wearing unif 2009 Page #55  
t that he photographed and touched around 3 AM, December 26, 1980. SLIDE# 7 2009 Page #61  
esham Forest on December 26, 1980, around 3 AM. Onyx gem triangle 57        2009 Page #63  
d to pie-shaped circles that moved around the craft. Some were red and blue 2009 Page #64  
craft and then occasionally moving around the upper side. It appeared that  2009 Page #64  
second or third time I was walking around it-mainly in awe! Toward one side 2009 Page #65  
what was going on. As /felt my way around the craft, I came upon the symbol 2009 Page #66  
othing strange ever happened until around 3 AM on December 26, 1980, and th 2009 Page #77  
erent nights. Something did happen around the Weapons Storage Area. I do kn 2009 Page #78  
 it was over me. Almost like a fog around my perifrial vision. So the rest  2009 Page #84  
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o specified that there were rumors around the base that someone had flown i 2009 Page #90  
rts . All they did was take a walk around the park; then there is the issue 2009 Page #139  
he historic changes ' ' ' going on around us. Yuri sent me Soviet, then Rus 2009 Page #139  
," he said, "conceivably could fly around a city for awhile and upset the n 2009 Page #162  
peration could have been organized around this deception operation and the  2009 Page #177  
omenon. Something is really flying around. (b) Lack of topside inquiries, w 2009 Page #178  

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" attributes of NHI, if any, could arouse highly disruptive and uncontrolla 2006 Page #66  
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t did, and the whole town was soon aroused." Apparently there was even some 2004 Page #32  
ield at night when "suddenly I was aroused by a brilliant light in front of 2004 Page #32  

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it prior expectations/archetype s, arousing little religious backlash, allo 2006 Page #54  

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n • Tbat doe, not st.ate what they arr • The eYidence rupport.ing physic.al 2008 Page #146  
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his done in a closed meeting to be arra.~ged through the Director of the Na 2009 Page #28  

Word: "arrange", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

acraft -1954 ■ Likely called on to arrange for caskets for aliens in 1941 a 2003 Page #34  
n Hill; and the Broken Hill Police arrange to have the two spheres flown to 2004 Page #16  
 it would be probably necessary to arrange for private interviews with some 2004 Page #117  
se, attempt to contact Douglas and arrange a meeting with him. It had not b 2005 Page #97  
en sorted out, I would like you to arrange a program of data sharing with N 2009 Page #41  

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in Washington. In February 1988, I arranged for both to speak before the ph 2004 Page #58  
 with him, and soon. A session was arranged for the 15`h, during which I sa 2004 Page #59  
fficial state legislator position, arranged to travel with Scott to Maxwell 2004 Page #70  
 the X-conference in Washington, I arranged to meet with this man and his g 2004 Page #191  
 picture. All this could have been arranged over the phone without involvin 2004 Page #238  
 lines intersecting groups of dots arranged in circular patterns." - Twinin 2005 Page #11  
 energy in person. The meeting was arranged through Einstein's secretary-as 2005 Page #91  
sis of the four dead occupants was arranged by Dr. Bronk. It was the tentat 2007 Page #75  
obably jealousy the Americans have arranged to have the British man arreste 2007 Page #92  
the same one\\ hich Dr. Fontes had arranged co be analyzed b) the various B 2007 Page #195  
nce he received one sample, Vallee arranged for two rufferenr rests: a scan 2007 Page #199  
ssed through Gem1any unhindered as arranged by German banker Max Warburg-th 2008 Page #125  
man of Standard Oil of New Jersey, arranged sale of tetraethyl lead, an add 2008 Page #127  
e sidelines while bigger operators arranged the world's affairs," reported  2008 Page #137  
tion . In doing so, James Angleton arranged for a communist defector to be  2009 Page #45  

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hanced if there were a distinctive arrangement in the Mg crystal structure  2003 Page #109  
later that evening by just such an arrangement? Bought in from some other s 2004 Page #238  
would you need prior knowledge and arrangement to use them. 82              2007 Page #88  
dder" system. This control surface arrangement utiLizes "aerodynamic boost" 2007 Page #115  
 based primarily on syntax, or the arrangement or word fom1s to show their  2008 Page #106  

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er to Twining changing the meeting arrangements for an MJ-12 Special Studie 2003 Page #184  
se Department and I am pretty sure arrangements could be made to exchange i 2004 Page #91  
ion. Ground crews immediately made arrangements to cover any large pieces w 2006 Page #74  
he South Pacific Area (Comsopac) . Arrangements were made for Wing Commande 2009 Page #164  
he 8th January, 1945." Confirmed. "Arrangements were made for Wing Commande 2009 Page #169  

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red and dazed and his shocked aide arranges for Vannevar Bush's chauffer to 2003 Page #89  

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tainside. Delays due to difficulty arranging transportation prevented the t 2006 Page #82  

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 his homemade radio receivers, the array of antennas pointed at the base, a 2003 Page #145  
ections? With such an overwhelming array of points of authenticity, why wou 2003 Page #181  
 debris of a Project Mogul balloon array, they couldn't recognize what the  2004 Page #133  
f a Project Mogul research balloon array. If Bessie Brazel is correct, and  2004 Page #138  
in the construction of the balloon array were conventional. Note that the R 2004 Page #142  
 new type of twine for the balloon array? There was a thin, parchment like  2004 Page #142  
KGB UFO Files Krasnoyarsk • Phased Array Radar • Numerous UFO Crashes • Gen 2004 Page #162  
at here is a brand new solar panel array that has been installed on this fa 2005 Page #66  
ttle over Sl 00,000 of solar panel array that is set up in the middle of th 2005 Page #66  
s affirms the actions of those who array themselves against all that is lif 2005 Page #104  
at the Brits were building a whole array of tall(more than 200') towers wit 2006 Page #11  
pelin slowly moved parallel to the array and listened and found no signals. 2006 Page #11  
ing. NHI would also provoke a wide array of quasi-spiritual reactions, from 2006 Page #63  
ile intent, would result in a wide array of theories, "inside stories," rum 2006 Page #64  
ronment was nor much more open. An array of oppressive new laws made certai 2007 Page #17  
s, magnetic shock-waves and phased array radar systems are used to scramble 2007 Page #131  
ph of COBRA Ml ST fan-shaped radar array SLIDE# 8 COBRA MIST building SLIDE 2008 Page #73  
IN THE 1960S IN THAT 91-DEGREE FAN ARRAY AT ORFORD NESS AND WAS USING HIGH  2008 Page #76  
ld never have made such a careless array of errors. One reason for getting  2008 Page #105  

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 sticky tape for the Mogul balloon arrays that they launched near Roswell,  2004 Page #133  
hat some of the parts of the Mogul arrays were held together by an unusual  2004 Page #138  
 the materials used in his balloon arrays were conventional, ordinary mater 2004 Page #143  

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ped represent UFO witness Lar11 \X/arren to help him gee his passport back  2007 Page #91  
ing gear struts. Ac that point, \X arren was politely "escorted" out of the 2007 Page #115  
the hangar. As he was leaving, \'(/arren was able to look back and get one  2007 Page #115  
rations used for trus article, \'(/arren declared: "chat's the exact aircra 2007 Page #115  

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otten case received quite a bit of arrention in the Brazilian press back in 2007 Page #193  

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 Americans have decided to try and arrest him for it even though it was 10  2007 Page #92  
"/can't tell you-they 'II come and arrest me." At the time I had this first 2009 Page #88  

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erior kinistry no Ave persons were arrested and placed at the dtaposal of , 2004 Page #20  
y ships Cannot remember the names. Arrested in November 2002_ UK decision t 2006 Page #31  
red the civilians to depart "or be arrested." The witness said the mysterio 2006 Page #86  
 Wasrungton system. GM: When I was arrested in 2002 and the three years bet 2007 Page #90  
e arranged to have the British man arrested because the federal governme nt 2007 Page #92  
.x from his gambling venture. They arrested him and not the citizens for br 2007 Page #92  
Crisman was among the three tramps arrested in the railyard behind the gras 2009 Page #33  

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 in Vaccine. • February, 1998: FBI arrests two men, including Larry Wayne H 2006 Page #108  

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ir, I Wiese it will be ritalled In Arreyito." sito Nader, eonoluded by refe 2004 Page #20  

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who had been summoned by Faustino, arri, ed at the Padilla home. We directe 2005 Page #155  

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to people there which he did. Upon arrival it was a very different situatio 2003 Page #23  
e crash site. "My grandfather upon arrival, said there were already several 2003 Page #30  
ed an investigation at IZ—1. U. On arrival at IZ—2, personnel assessed the  2003 Page #232  
 the envelope notes when the later arrival was filed together with the othe 2004 Page #235  
oblem I can imagine would be their arrival here to stop the inevitable atom 2005 Page #102  
ash of a Soviet spy-plane; but, on arrival, it became clear chat chis was n 2005 Page #145  
e alive and moving about on tl1eir arrival minutes after the crash." 111ey  2005 Page #154  
oldiers prepared for the flatbed's arrival.2 Before the road was graded, ho 2005 Page #156  
ng Societal Reactions to Confirmed Arrival of Non-Human Intelligence Michae 2006 Page #48  
hey were: I. the relative speed of arrival/contact, from sudden (fast) to g 2006 Page #52  
 benevolent engagement days before arrival. By the time NHI arrives, govern 2006 Page #60  
instituted immediately. If the NHI arrival begins without violence, governm 2006 Page #62  
old depicts a strange-negative NHI arrival that confounds military attempts 2006 Page #63  
les and to wait at that point." On arrival at Llangollen, recalled Prescott 2006 Page #122  
ash site with the bodies and their arrival at Porton Down: "The crates were 2006 Page #124  
tual launching was held up for the arrival of additional equipment and two  2006 Page #135  
etrieval Conference "coon after my arrival at the (State) Department, Doug  2006 Page #167  
I became involved ■ The manuscript arrival ■ About author Vernon Bowen ■ Wh 2007 Page #42  
I became involved ■ The manuscript arrival ■ About author Vernon Bowen ■ Wh 2007 Page #49  
ere were numerous witnesses to the arrival of a fiery object in Grays Harbo 2008 Page #58  
 your E.T. A?' [ Estimated time of arrival.] We don't know. B (describing r 2008 Page #86  
 Dr. Robert M. Wood Since the 1984 arrival of the Eisenhower Briefing Docum 2008 Page #104  
 of late could have influenced the arrival of celestial scrutiny. They coul 2008 Page #114  
e White House since 2001, with the arrival of George W. Bush and Richard B. 2008 Page #142  

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out prompting. She had expected to arrive home at about 9:00 PM. It was alm 2003 Page #143  
 just a few hours before he was to arrive that morning Majestic Annex C Fra 2004 Page #204  
ad" of each of the researchers, we arrive at the following message. Granted 2004 Page #227  
nderstaniling of how Reich came to arrive at that quietly historic moment i 2005 Page #88  
interested in them, and how did he arrive at lus conclusions concerning the 2005 Page #94  
 for the assumed Russian planes to arrive over Washington. President Truman 2006 Page #168  
ited for US Air Force personnel to arrive Zechel further told me that in 19 2006 Page #177  
; several witnesses observe object arrive and explode on impact. No aircraf 2008 Page #48  

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aluation labs. I don't know how it arrived but the boys who tested it said  2003 Page #16  
 AFB "After the plane from Roswell arrived with the material, i asked the b 2003 Page #17  
of the event was that when Huffman arrived at the scene, there were police, 2003 Page #21  
-human entities. When the military arrived everyone was sworn to secrecy, y 2003 Page #21  
evious three documents are new and arrived in the summer of 2000. Yet, othe 2003 Page #27  
Yet, other Majestic documents that arrived at Tim Cooper's mailbox and thro 2003 Page #27  
people, and so not long after they arrived, military just showed up, surrou 2003 Page #30  
 offered was that the military had arrived on the scene in the Kecksburg ar 2003 Page #54  
e marshal and another investigator arrived on the scene. Also, with the two 2003 Page #59  
y in to that facility. When Murphy arrived at that location, he said that h 2003 Page #59  
on to go back with them. When they arrived in the vicinity, Murphy was deni 2003 Page #59  
ing of December 10, 1965, after it arrived from Pennsylvania. The object wa 2003 Page #61  
 lights down in the woods. When we arrived at the location, Bill took us to 2003 Page #63  
gotten out of the object before he arrived on the scene, and this was the e 2003 Page #69  
o dead and one alive: "...the Team arrived at the crash site just after the 2003 Page #99  
s. On May 27, 1996, a third letter arrived containing a surprise — six more 2003 Page #102  
hotograph the metal pieces as they arrived at his laboratory. He placed the 2003 Page #103  
rts in Hansen's narrative. When he arrived on June 3rd, Sprinkle rang the d 2003 Page #144  
d Air Force scientist Jerry Miller arrived at the Bennewitz home. Bennewitz 2003 Page #145  
ng of November 10, 1980, Bennewitz arrived for a meeting at Kirtland AFB wi 2003 Page #145  
 letter with no return address had arrived at APRO headquarters. It describ 2003 Page #146  
 200 landings, 35 humanoids MANUAL ARRIVED AS FILM IN A GREEN PHARMACY BOX  2003 Page #170  
 notice on the back of each page □ Arrived by U.S. mail as a roll of undeve 2003 Page #170  
 presentation is about. The Manual arrived by U.S. Mail as a roll of undeve 2003 Page #171  
ed: « James Webb, the head of NASA arrived at the ranch at 9:50 the morning 2003 Page #193  
mbers of the Joint Chiefs of Staff arrived the morning after the crash. » T 2003 Page #193  
sh. » The Governor of Pennsylvania arrived at the ranch in afternoon. On Su 2003 Page #193  
three days after the crash Johnson arrived back at the White House. The nex 2003 Page #193  
e Loa Alamos Scientific Laboratory arrived to insect 12—2, i became apparen 2003 Page #233  
uly , Lt, Geriera ^ Nathan Twining arrived at Alamogordo AAF fer a secret m 2003 Page #234  
ut on the Sound until his officers arrived, to which Wickens readily agreed 2004 Page #36  
that she and her daughter had just arrived home and a few minutes earlier t 2004 Page #36  
Conference Shortly afterwards they arrived at the outskirts of Shag Harbor  2004 Page #37  
few minutes after the Mounties had arrived on the scene, Werbicki decided t 2004 Page #37  
of the 5th, Coast Guard Cutter 101 arrived at the site after steaming the 1 2004 Page #40  
ortly after the Coast Guard vessel arrived, her skipper Ronnie Newell radio 2004 Page #40  
t they set out for Shag Harbor and arrived there on Friday morning, October 2004 Page #41  
eir emergency lights on. When they arrived at the end of the runway they tu 2004 Page #57  
rom the United States. When Groves arrived back in Cleveland he gave an int 2004 Page #94  
box emitting a beep. Recovery crew arrived with two tractor-trailer vehicle 2004 Page #117  
 at the site. The military quickly arrived and warned Barnett and the arche 2004 Page #135  
to meet with Johnson. When Johnson arrived back in Washington a couple days 2004 Page #177  
Emenegger. Alas, when the material arrived, the letter Emenegger confirmed  2004 Page #185  
?) ransacked plane before rescuers arrived 204                              2004 Page #207  
th, Texas. The planeload of debris arrived for Ramey's inspection at around 2004 Page #226  
E "DISC" THEY will ship FOR A3-AS2 Arrived(.) (G) **** **** L The BLACk box 2004 Page #229  
n. It seems the negatives may have arrived in the ST archive at different t 2004 Page #235  
s. Might the Marcel negatives have arrived at the Star Telegram later that  2004 Page #238  
ies of new Majestic documents that arrived in Tim Cooper's mailbox in June  2004 Page #243  
just a month after the burned memo arrived in July 1999. This is one of the 2004 Page #249  
s, as well as some NASA officials, arrived at Unicamp. The official purpose 2005 Page #33  
 at the right time when the crates arrived at night by DC-7.' "As we linger 2005 Page #43  
 craft when the U.S. military team arrived. Attempts were made to save its  2005 Page #43  
irfield away from the crowds. They arrived at an enormous hanger, were brou 2005 Page #83  
 scientific news in 1919. Einstein arrived in America from Germany in 1933, 2005 Page #92  
e UFOs had been disabled? :tvloise arrived at the facility early on the 14' 2005 Page #98  
nd had a cloud-buster in row. Ther arrived at the leased property ten miles 2005 Page #99  
as a battle. Interest in the newly arrived and highly aggravated radioactiv 2005 Page #100  
 Los Alamos Scientific Laborator y arrived to inspect LZ-2, it became appar 2005 Page #126  
 Air Force master sergeant who had arrived in a military transport from New 2005 Page #131  
that a Latino Sergeant named Avila arrived at the Padilla home. \Xie joined 2005 Page #156  
uildings at this airfield and they arrived at night. The truck drove up to  2005 Page #165  
an estimated four hours. When they arrived at their destination somewhere s 2005 Page #168  
ing the data some conclusions were arrived at that ntight be expected from  2005 Page #171  
HI response to human reactions. We arrived at three areas of familiarity -s 2006 Page #53  
n a few hours two transport planes arrived at Wendover with security person 2006 Page #74  
other material. Soon, other locals arrived on the scene. They included seve 2006 Page #79  
om a county road crew. Bill Gibson arrived with his wife Miriam and took se 2006 Page #79  
sonnel from Edwards Air Force Base arrived shortly thereafter, but found th 2006 Page #82  
vert Team was initiated at TTR and arrived at the crash site approximately  2006 Page #82  
ore civilian or military personnel arrived." McGregor determined that "post 2006 Page #82  
 elevation in the process). When I arrived, fresh green shoots of grass had 2006 Page #84  
ictures." Air Force personnel soon arrived, allegedly "smashed the camera," 2006 Page #86  
d the group. By the time the group arrived at the farm, it was dusk. They w 2006 Page #90  
cheduled C141 transporter aircraft arrived at Woodbridge just hours after t 2006 Page #132  
 for world war. When Clement Atlee arrived in Washington, DC, on Dec. 4 the 2006 Page #165  
his story by saying that, after he arrived at the White House Defense Under 2006 Page #167  
on, and debate. Yet, by the time I arrived on the scene, with my intellectu 2006 Page #183  
ished before the government vessel arrived? 42 The Zenit-4MKT FRAM series o 2006 Page #191  
ition is named Admiral Bird and he arrived in stores wearing aviator goggle 2007 Page #64  
 a company at the cime. The maiEng arrived at our offices in an oversized o 2007 Page #67  
 enter any of the discs since they arrived. · 94 t                          2007 Page #100  
am of Hellenic Air Force personnel arrived and told the villagers that a So 2007 Page #129  
further problem. The train finally arrived but it was three hours late for  2007 Page #130  
witness the phenomenon and when he arrived from the front of the house, the 2007 Page #165  
aid that Mexican army soldiers had arrived at the site, taken the bodies aw 2007 Page #190  
interviewed other Utah residents , arrived in Utah. Friend, writing to "Hq  2008 Page #11  
a. In quick succession, four calls arrived from one of the city's suburbs r 2008 Page #31  
ed UFOs for the MoD. Pope says: "I arrived at the office at about 8:30 a.m. 2008 Page #33  
am described what happened when he arrived at the old logging camp: ''Every 2008 Page #51  
had reported other UFO's, and they arrived the night after the Crash. ln 20 2008 Page #55  
although the strange orbs of light arrived together, they shot off in all d 2008 Page #58  
 , the disputed documents suddenly arrived at the home of a UFO researcher. 2008 Page #133  
 When Staff Sergeant Jim Penniston arrived at the East Gate, Sgt. Steffens  2009 Page #62  
go to RAF Bentwaters, England, and arrived in July 1979, about eighteen mon 2009 Page #77  

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 day, the new Secretary of Defense arrives at his new offices in the Pentag 2003 Page #87  
old friend Ferdinand Eberstadt who arrives soon after. Eberstadt is shocked 2003 Page #89  
duty-bound to wait until Menninger arrives the next day. As Menninger is th 2003 Page #90  
ys before arrival. By the time NHI arrives, governments are informed and pr 2006 Page #60  

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crash scene had been located. Upon arriving at that location, Romansky and  2003 Page #60  
sportation prevented the team from arriving sooner. Containment of the 150- 2006 Page #82  
R3-A. Black Manta • Obseived OISCS arriving and leaving Palmdale in the mid 2007 Page #55  
e aircraft were being parked. Upon arriving at the chain Link fence, which  2007 Page #95  
de ready for the Air Force Museum. Arriving at hangar #4, the group departe 2007 Page #114  

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witnes tht p/W.omonon and when he .arrlY• from tht front of the houu, the v 2007 Page #165  

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 SOME PEOPLE WOULD SAY THAT POWER, ARROGANCE AND GREED WERE THE STRONGEST M 2009 Page #75  

Word: "arrogant", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cessfully, some of them may become arrogant. When trained physicists feel t 2006 Page #101  
own phenomena, they too can become arrogant, until they encounter some data 2006 Page #101  

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t it no more. Not for this! Not to arrogantly and outlandishly just come ou 2006 Page #163  

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liJliam F. Tompkins, che Assistant Arrorney General; and none other than th 2007 Page #137  

Word: "arrow", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eaction particles indicated by the arrow, are organized into a 'pearl-chain 2003 Page #113  
 of a reaction crater Here the red arrow points to a 'vent-hole' in the 'do 2003 Page #113  
4 when Thomas Balwin's "California Arrow" lifted off from Oakland, Californ 2004 Page #28  
RES facility highlighted by yellow arrow. I'm standing inside the odd trian 2005 Page #51  
hree miles away beneath the yellow arrow is the U. S. Forest Service's Dese 2005 Page #51  
d and DRES highlighted with yellow arrow in distance. ln 1933, a large camp 2005 Page #53  
h altitude photographs. The yellow arrow marks the location of the Desert R 2005 Page #53  
, 70 and 116 feet in diameter (see arrow MacDiLI AFB aerial photo #2). Jack 2007 Page #95  

Word: "arrows", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 pages watermark is Eagle, shield, arrows ---------- . --- SPECKIN RESULTS  2007 Page #46  

Word: "arroyo", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iew of gap on ground Discussion of arroyo drainage Gap from ground Soil tes 2003 Page #44  
 This was to be my last day in the arroyo basin and I was going to thorough 2003 Page #45  
the large animals that were in the arroyo basin (cattle, deer, perhaps ante 2003 Page #45  
ot a lot of film in and around the arroyo and had one roll of Kodak ASA 64  2003 Page #45  
very site was higher than the main arroyo water course, and absolutely no w 2003 Page #45  
 was found as I was going over the arroyo site one evening with a Geiger co 2003 Page #49  
und in an area next to the present arroyo water course. When the arroyo bra 2003 Page #49  
sent arroyo water course. When the arroyo braid plugged up with sand and si 2003 Page #49  
rack used by cattle grazing in the arroyo. As I mentioned before, I was the 2003 Page #49  
landing at what were then known as Arroyo del Oso Apartments. NARRATION OVE 2007 Page #166  

Word: "arroyos", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and stagecoach roads, cabin sites, arroyos and pioneer junk piles for twent 2003 Page #45  

Word: "arroytto", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the future of a hear/ vat plant in Arroytto. Neuquen Province * regard- Atd 2004 Page #20  

Word: "arrs", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 aircraft. In early 1988, the 67th ARRS was re-designated as part of the 39 2006 Page #132  
pace Rescue and Recovery Squadron (ARRS). In 1992, after the Berlin Wall ca 2008 Page #72  

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 DEFINITELY KNOW MEAT wpwitn, THEY ARS MOWITORING THE wicou wonn. RECumAISS 2004 Page #24  
y initiatives such as SDI (Star \X/ars Projects), Project Horizon (to place 2005 Page #168  
ame role they played in \X/orld \X/ars I and II. The CIA's covert relations 2007 Page #12  
ridge flight line over by the 67th ARS. which was para rescue on Tuesday ni 2009 Page #79  

Word: "arse", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

efying Gravity: The Parallel' lien/arse of T Townsend Brown Fni St-Ave:Art  2006 Page #34  

Word: "arsenal", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

avis Taylor at the Army's Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama volunteer 2003 Page #110  
mless; covered up • Rocky Mountain Arsenal having nuclear contamination and 2004 Page #124  
 to the case of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, where even today the State of C 2004 Page #125  
s for possible inclusion in the US arsenal, to improve military tactics, eq 2005 Page #39  
ates develops a biological warfare arsenal. • 1968: U.S. conducts biologica 2006 Page #107  
RAL EVIDENCE RELEASE LEVEL TWO UFO ARSENAL FOIA LAWSUIT MEDIA SIDEWINDER r  2008 Page #1  

Word: "arsene", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

9. Schiff and Root were not alone. Arsene de Goulevitch , who was present d 2008 Page #125  

Word: "arspace", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 miles SE of Ocala, FL. Restricted arspace. Detailed account of Navy radar  2006 Page #28  

Word: "art", 45 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rence: Greg Bishop, Grant Cameron, Art Campbell, Jonathan Downes, Stan Frie 2003 Page #2  
McDonald of Mesa AZ drew the cover art. argonaut-greywolf@cox.net For furth 2003 Page #2  
lains of St. Augustine, New Mexico Art Campbell Col. Philip J. Corso, USA ( 2003 Page #43  
USA (ret) Statements researched by Art Campbell relating to Plains of San A 2003 Page #43  
come from the San Augustin crash. (Art Bell show with Linda Howe, 1997, aud 2003 Page #43  
(22 mm.) Photograph/ production by Art Campbell Post-video production by An 2003 Page #43  
nvironment and earth mysteries for Art Bell's radio programs, Dreamland and 2003 Page #97  
nd and COAST TO COAST AM. One day, Art received a letter dated April 10, 19 2003 Page #97  
not given by source. Photograph by Art Bell © 1996. The letter said: "I've  2003 Page #97  
. Of course, I will be listening." Art Bell called me and said there were h 2003 Page #103  
dures then currently in use in the art world. The identification of Kraft t 2003 Page #176  
n question, Florida UFO researcher Art Greenfield asked about a claim that  2003 Page #197  
rida with Shirley MacLaine, hello. Art Greenfield: "Hello, Good evening Lar 2003 Page #198  
Os. Here is what Greer said on the Art Bell show. You know Bill Clinton lea 2003 Page #199  
ttfertal ffidaaaa jragMaa wrtah 4a art iwrfrte ta eewrt yaliagr with ragari 2003 Page #215  
 yocs? co^saha ef the rtmW ( —tit. art yartaMe erteaqpMMM if vMate yea 9^ r 2003 Page #215  
e ta 'SSa gwat tfeat aartataaae it art gtaau Tea vlU tart with yea ahrt ■ay 2003 Page #215  
tart with yea ahrt ■ayarta  aMaarw art aaalataata «a ym teaa aaaaaaaay ta t 2003 Page #215  
— aai ixil—taljr k—ata la aaay lap art art CM— offUlala. It la arttanirt th 2003 Page #221  
i ixil—taljr k—ata la aaay lap art art CM— offUlala. It la arttanirt that I 2003 Page #221  
gy Cumbritige, lasseehosette. peer Art Ikansa‘ Inclosed yen idal find a lem 2004 Page #18  
Oldla they saw rolling vas la fl4t art.tficial sotoilito wohten already has 2004 Page #20  
 military scientist by the name of Art Bridge, that the official Secret Act 2004 Page #93  
sent from the states for analysis. Art Bridge, the military metallurgist wo 2004 Page #94  
most single-handedly created their art department and retired, in 1981, as  2004 Page #108  
ed Optical Weaponry • State of the Art Lasers • Fiber Optics • Reverse Engi 2004 Page #162  
scratch or burn. In March 2004 Mr. Art Campbell was a presenter at the UFO  2004 Page #240  
FO Symposium in Aztec, New Mexico. Art discussed some very unusual parts an 2004 Page #240  
 of Saint Augustine in New Mexico. Art and I became friends and discussed s 2004 Page #240  
 in the movies.' Would not expand. ART 0' tercept an Shootdown confr close  2006 Page #27  
rse of T Townsend Brown Fni St-Ave:Art ALL I, Gt 1 T5 ..VIE.er Eden Phillpo 2006 Page #34  
cenario planners. A better term of art for our product — which we have used 2006 Page #50  
resent. In his book Scenarios: The Art of Strategic Conversation, Kees Van  2006 Page #50  
s abridged report. 'Scenarios: The Art of Strategic Conversation by Kees Va 2006 Page #51  
o conjecture that the state of the art understanding of retroviruses probab 2006 Page #105  
993, Robert Bigelow and I met with Art Bell who had a weekly radio show loc 2006 Page #203  
 to contact interesting guests for Art to interview on the show. The weekly 2006 Page #203  
nday night, over the telephone, by Art Bell with George and Linda providing 2006 Page #203  
rhaps it was becoming too popular! Art Bell, who had been hosting the show  2006 Page #204  
the show with the Foundation, that Art would not get quality guests for the 2006 Page #204  
 quality of the show would suffer. Art did well and all that was needed was 2006 Page #204  
other qualification s were French, Art, Maths and Physics. So 1 was interes 2007 Page #80  
on I asked my daughter Carolyn, an art major to study Estella Krussel's sta 2008 Page #50  
au • None oftl1e technology claims art re:al • lnte~nted Circuitry • Laser, 2008 Page #151  
The Rendlesham Forest UFO incident art our families history, and the histor 2009 Page #139  

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 on every machjne I was on. :M\XI: Arte you able to talk about some of trus 2007 Page #88  
 ro:c■ !o!t::'.;sa 0~! tJ.■:t rc;,,arte.:. U:o CbJO~I, c-...-~re.etc:! ~ tr 2008 Page #22  

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the fl rtf aye c? y~E? rteaiaa yea artel* aartawer te atate ae aaartaaly aa 2003 Page #215  

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       Inside the USSR Majestic 12 Artem Mikoyan Family of Engineers,Test P 2004 Page #158  

Word: "artful", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

bout the aliens who developed this artful handiwork. In 1997 (Ret) Colonel  2005 Page #167  

Word: "arth", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 that ovrrw helming that riar.it I’arth i* biing xi.itid tn inlcllrji mix i 2003 Page #132  

Word: "arthur", 28 instance(s) (Back to Top)

itnessed by Congressman Brig. Gen. Arthur E. Exon Exon in 1947 was a Lt. Co 2003 Page #16  
Forrestal's friend, the journalist Arthur Krock, wrote in his memoir that " 2003 Page #94  
 contractors. His boss was General Arthur Trudeau, then head of Army Resear 2003 Page #101  
ater in the Pentagon under General Arthur Trudeau. The priority of the U. S 2003 Page #102  
shable from magic." These words by Arthur C. Clark reflect what I believe:  2003 Page #169  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Arthur Lundahl The final trail I wish to 2004 Page #101  
th's work is the UFO connection to Arthur Lundahl. Lundahl was considered t 2004 Page #101  
is also a close connection between Arthur Lundahl and the Majestic Document 2004 Page #101  
ed the CIA, he showed the piece to Arthur Lundahl, who had been a reserve o 2004 Page #102  
ale, and then move on to 1959 when Arthur Lundahl gets involved. Author and 2004 Page #103  
ery and headed to the NPIC to show Arthur Lundahl. Lundahl was very interes 2004 Page #104  
a reply that they had "no file" on Arthur Lundahl. The story of the CIA tal 2004 Page #105  
hunder. However, Brigadier General Arthur Exon, who was Base Commander of W 2004 Page #143  
right Patterson. Brigadier General Arthur Exon, as noted, served at Wright  2004 Page #144  
fter Roswell, served under General Arthur Trudeau in the Foreign Technology 2004 Page #144  
cis Swan that I discussed earlier. Arthur Lundahl allowed himself to be int 2004 Page #184  
iated with one of Reich's lawyers: Arthur Garfield Hays was a Sponsor of Co 2005 Page #93  
ho brought this story to light was Arthur G. Stansel (previously known by t 2005 Page #168  
he Office of Special Studies where Arthur worked. Stansel was loaned out to 2005 Page #168  
ion Early 1980s Canadian ufologist Arthur Bray finds key memo by Wilbert Sm 2006 Page #26  
cated, and that their society is 2 Arthur C. Clarke, Profiles of the Future 2006 Page #101  
 AP, NYT, etc.) ► 3) NYT publisher Arthur Sulzberger's policy was "to help  2007 Page #23  
"YT, etc.) ► 3) f\..T)'T publisher Arthur Sulzberger's policy was "to help  2007 Page #23  
DS, NEIGHBORS AND ASSOCIATES ... ■ Arthur Jones, personal assistant to John 2007 Page #43  
 to well-known lefrwing playwright Arthur ~liller and to basebal.l star Joe 2007 Page #137  
tive to the powerful U.S . Senator Arthur Vandenberg , who served as Presid 2008 Page #132  
e where the Holocaust was planned; Arthur Nebe, the criminal police chief w 2008 Page #139  
oversy. The new FDA Commissioner , Arthur Hull Hayes, over-ruled the govern 2008 Page #142  

Word: "artichoke", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ory. Specialists from MK-ULTRA and ARTICHOKE are hereby activated to conduc 2004 Page #253  
ing human assets from MK-ULTRA and ARTICHOKE on U.S. soil. With this eviden 2004 Page #254  
ANING ■Also,activate MK-ULTRA plus ARTICHOKE to conduct DOMESTIC IA,:Ml,;&& 2008 Page #122  

Word: "article", 151 instance(s) (Back to Top)

an, November 22, 1992 4. Newspaper article - FBI Office in Cape Planned, So 2003 Page #39  
 Missourian March 7, 1941Newspaper article - Obituary Charles H. Sanders, f 2003 Page #39  
ies, November 8, 1984 6. Newspaper article - Obituary Ruben R. Schade, Sout 2003 Page #39  
rian, January 2, 1986 7. Newspaper article - Obituary Carl Lewis, Southeast 2003 Page #39  
an, November 15, 1983 8. Newspaper article - Obituary W. Hinkle Statler, So 2003 Page #39  
urian, April 23, 1963 9. Newspaper article - Obituary Norval 'Grub' Short S 2003 Page #39  
absolutely nothing." Also, in that article, a spokesman from the 662nd Rada 2003 Page #55  
f the Pittsburgh, (PA) Press in an article concerning the fireball it was s 2003 Page #66  
 confirmed in the Pittsburgh Press article of December 10, 1965, where it i 2003 Page #66  
last and most chilling line of the article. "On the window sill from which  2003 Page #95  
January 5, 1951 is the date of the article. s We have notes from a witness  2003 Page #182  
pces pre-1954) 5J LAS VEGAS REVIEW ARTICLE □ Las Vegas paper described a ma 2003 Page #182  
is date, including a Time Magazine article just the previous month speculat 2003 Page #183  
5 shows a copy of the accompanying article describing a massive constructio 2003 Page #183  
lex. Furthermore, accompanying the article was the testimony of a local wit 2003 Page #183  
International UFO Reporter (CUFOS) article in 1996. Most of the explanation 2003 Page #184  
eport forwards a translation of an article which appeared in the Potit Moro 2004 Page #6  
e Potit Morocain [newspaper]. Each article is separately identified as to s 2004 Page #7  
newspapers carried this morning an article concerning an unidentified objec 2004 Page #7  
espect." I continued to review the article, and was intrigued to see that C 2004 Page #13  
anslation of a 1960s Russian media article on the UFO subject. Contained wi 2004 Page #14  
 UFO subject. Contained within the article, I was interested to see, was a  2004 Page #14  
gent circled with paragraph of the article referencing Spitsbergen, and wro 2004 Page #14  
it buNmpain, 14 January 196T. Each article ie eeparately identified ae to e 2004 Page #19  
 AN uNtIFFICIAL TRA*SLATICN OF Tv! ARTICLE FCLLOWS. CUOTE1 A SECOND FIRE PA 2004 Page #21  
our attention is also arawn to the article on "Illyixig flaupers" nIrewrilr 2004 Page #25  
tely looked up the April 19, 1897, article in The Dallas Morning News micro 2004 Page #26  
re noteworthy. I recall reading an article in the 1897 papers in which prom 2004 Page #28  
crash' except the single newspaper article. There were no follow-up article 2004 Page #31  
K. and beyond, including a feature article in the New York Times. An indire 2004 Page #58  
 PROCEDURES CLEAR • Don Berliner's article in the MUFON Journal sets the st 2004 Page #124  
George Earley published a two-part article in Fate Maga#ne raising issues a 2004 Page #127  
e both attempted, in a co-authored article in the MUFON Journal, to discred 2004 Page #136  
president. On my website I have an article called "President's UFO Talk" in 2004 Page #196  
as as alleged in National Inquirer article? The Harry B Cooper Story • Acco 2004 Page #212  
le from the original True Magazine article by J. P. Cahn in 1952, and which 2004 Page #215  
er since Cahn's 1952 True Magazine article.' The key question is whether or 2004 Page #218  
interviewed Scully for his initial article on the Aztec story for True Maga 2004 Page #218  
J. P. Cahn's original True Maga#ne article, wherein he claims that Scully a 2004 Page #219  
as "Dr. Gee," and yet he wrote his article as if he had. Unfortunately, eve 2004 Page #219  
lowing accounts are taken from his article, "Retrievals of the Third Kind," 2005 Page #78  
s an extraordinarily vicious smear article wLitten by a far-left-leaning jo 2005 Page #93  
d The 1VIame/011s Sex Box. Brady's article was a masterpiece of distortion  2005 Page #93  
o question that The Ne1J1 Republic article was clearly libelous, and Reich  2005 Page #93  
nsable in the preparation of th.is article. The following day, October 11,  2005 Page #98  
t shortly after J\{i.ldred Brady's article appeared in 194 7, but it had be 2005 Page #101  
 of a Russian Novosti Press Agency article on UFOs titled "Flying Saucers?  2005 Page #133  
're r\ Myth!" Contained within the article is a small section that reads th 2005 Page #133  
classification, the section of the article translation that referred to Spi 2005 Page #133  
atter. It was J J • .; the genuine article. Maloney claims to have seen oth 2005 Page #149  
ing Olvl.l\JI magazine about their article on the UFO cover up. I met Charl 2005 Page #163  
m the outset at producing a flying article. As a private venture he produce 2005 Page #171  
o name a few. In July 1957 another article appeared in the same magazine: T 2005 Page #172  
vity instead of fighting it." This article concludes by saying, "Make no mi 2005 Page #172  
they are nonsense. The Majestic 12 article in Wikipedia is loaded with fals 2006 Page #12  
und his flight log and a newspaper article and desk calendar indicating he  2006 Page #12  
nd Space Technology October 1 1990 article by Bill Scott' 'Muftiple Sightin 2006 Page #30  
ited a 1949 San Francisco Examiner article. From that starting point, it ha 2006 Page #44  
ut that the San Francisco Examiner article dateline MOJAVE, August 19, 1949 2006 Page #44  
 August 19, 1949 was not the first article about this amazing crashed UFO s 2006 Page #44  
und this UFO crash. The first know article was published by the Inyo Regist 2006 Page #44  
can do lots of thinkin'. From this article, we learn a location, craft desc 2006 Page #44  
day, August 18, 1949 Inyo Register Article published article likely taken o 2006 Page #45  
49 Inyo Register Article published article likely taken off the newswire, h 2006 Page #45  
ype, known to project personnel as Article 121, made its first flight in Ap 2006 Page #72  
t was not declassified until 1981. Article 123 (Fig. 1) was the third A-12  2006 Page #73  
IA pilot Ken Collins (Fig. 2) took Article 123 up for its 79th flight. He w 2006 Page #73  
n of cleanup activities. TAGBOARD (Article 501) 73                          2006 Page #76  
lled M/D-21. Two M-21 motherships, Article 134 and Article 135, were delive 2006 Page #77  
 M-21 motherships, Article 134 and Article 135, were delivered to Area 51 i 2006 Page #77  
start. The crew of the other M-21 (Article 134) watched in horror as the dr 2006 Page #77  
 crashed down onto the mothership. Article 135 pitched up and broke apart,  2006 Page #77  
d fit checks with a D-21B known as Article 501. Initial captive-carry fligh 2006 Page #78  
. Initial captive-carry flights of Article 501 (Fig. 5) included an inert r 2006 Page #78  
carry flight over northern Nevada. Article 501 was attached to the left win 2006 Page #78  
xperiencing some difficulty mating Article 501 to the pylon, a technician u 2006 Page #78  
ght checkout (IFC0) procedures for Article 501 while a second LCO checked o 2006 Page #78  
Retrieval Conference SENIOR TREND (Article 792) The Lockheed F-11 7A, code  2006 Page #81  
ade. The eighth production F-117A, Article 792, was delivered to the test s 2006 Page #81  
Skip Holm flew the first flight of Article 792 on 9 December. Holm and two  2006 Page #81  
e by the Air Force on 22 December, Article 792 was assigned to the 4450th T 2006 Page #81  
are (Fig. 10) took off from TTR in Article 792 on a one- ship training miss 2006 Page #81  
of unclassified aircraft. KEDLOCK (Article 1003) Some years ago, I read a b 2006 Page #86  
volving a Lockheed YF-12A known as Article 1003. The YF-12A, developed unde 2006 Page #87  
 to Edwards in the summer of 1964. Article 1003 was eventually assigned to  2006 Page #87  
ay, the two-man crew of a YF- 12A (Article 1003) was forced to eject becaus 2006 Page #87  
eird Spectacle." According to this article, commercial airline pilots said  2006 Page #94  
ighted across West Virginia. In an article, "Meteorite Spotted in Kanawha A 2006 Page #94  
o reported the monster story in an article, "Did it Ride A Meteor - Boys Sp 2006 Page #95  
line and story. The writer of this article was not far off in his explanati 2006 Page #95  
zette" reported the incident in an article titled, "Braxton Monster Left Sk 2006 Page #98  
 Skid Marks Where He Landed." This article was a "Special to The Gazette" e 2006 Page #98  
g. For this September 15th Gazette article, he was given the details of the 2006 Page #98  
 what was called a "monster." This article was the first and only article t 2006 Page #98  
his article was the first and only article to give the correct description  2006 Page #98  
s. May in the "Charleston Gazette" article. Several newspapers throughout 9 2006 Page #98  
ll, Terrifies Party of 7." This UP article reported the storyline of the in 2006 Page #99  
ire-breathing monster". Another UP article in the "Manchester Union-Leader" 2006 Page #99  
en reported since Friday." This UP article also called the giant figure "a  2006 Page #99  
t of 'Mass Hysteria" while another article stated, "police figured the smel 2006 Page #99  
spaper: "Regarding your front page article Wysteg Tremor' in the issue of J 2006 Page #121  
tory breaking, I had written a big article on the case for Sightings magazi 2006 Page #126  
se for Sightings magazine. In that article I mentioned the possibility that 2006 Page #126  
for these frequencies came from an article in the Astronautics and Aeronaut 2006 Page #200  
electromagnetic readings, but this article claimed otherwise. However, to m 2006 Page #200  
 ■ Seemed like he had copied every article ever written in papers and magaz 2007 Page #43  
ot an advertisement per se, A 1990 article from The Houston Chronicle had a 2007 Page #61  
   NOTE: The pictures used in this article are computer generated forensic  2007 Page #94  
 photos are still classified, this article and the associated illustrations 2007 Page #94  
ease note: The images used in trus article are computer generated forensic  2007 Page #94  
ont cover, and two-and-a-half page article witrun. The subject was Vintage, 2007 Page #94  
". Jack Pickett was issued for his article, the highest security clearance  2007 Page #95  
r the upcoming NCO Club newsletter article, and obtain additional detailed  2007 Page #95  
ve, it has been included into this article for historical purposes. In rega 2007 Page #108  
oximately 265,000 feet. For Jack's article, the O.1.C. told him that he cou 2007 Page #108  
-- (Illustration #28) THE PROPOSED ARTICLE: The four djsc shaped experiment 2007 Page #109  
 morning edition (which carried an article on the sighting), and brought th 2007 Page #110  
Force" to delay publication of his article. Jack was seated across the desk 2007 Page #110  
ould be outside the scope of th.is article. However, it now appears that fo 2007 Page #110  
ng the ilJuscrations used for trus article, \'(/arren declared: "chat's the 2007 Page #115  
 it. DeBow: And when the newspaper article finally came out, what did it sa 2007 Page #123  
nd about two pages back in a small article it said that lightning or possib 2007 Page #126  
rve this incident. He said that an article in a Bristol newspaper had repor 2007 Page #140  
eport forwards a translation of an article which appeared in the Polit Moro 2007 Page #140  
peared in the Polit Morocain. Each article identified as to source. Althoug 2007 Page #140  
newspapers carried this morning an article concerning an unidentified objec 2007 Page #141  
 are a few excerpts from that 1974 article: " ... Since last May, more than 2007 Page #146  
on Flares in Las Vegas Sky.'' That article suggested dozens of witnesses an 2008 Page #8  
 recorded out at Nellis. That same article mentioned Sheriffs Deputy Walter 2008 Page #8  
eware the Alien Virus According to Article IX of The Treaty on Principles G 2008 Page #36  
nt life form in the universe? This article is about one story, but it is si 2008 Page #42  
al Park who gave detailed account. Article identifies motorist witnesses Mr 2008 Page #48  
l- The second Aberdeen Daily World article led me to a key witness, Estella 2008 Page #49  
the Aberdeen Daily World newspaper article of July 26, 1987. 30 At the time 2008 Page #55  
 for DOD employees . 27 See online article from ww11·.Ho111e1ow11A11 11apol 2008 Page #70  
 a group photo near the end of the article. 28 Not Jong before this investi 2008 Page #70  
ame to grief at Tunguska, wrote an article in the May 200 l issue of Fate m 2008 Page #101  
or your perusal at the end of this article. Other errors noted on the right 2008 Page #105  
 assignments. When she gave me the article she pointed out that there was n 2009 Page #93  
 the hope that anyone reading this article might have information and would 2009 Page #94  
ass statement. Ms. Fein's Voronezh article of Wednesday, October 1 It\ only 2009 Page #138  
thod of using the atomic bomb. The article further elaborated that: The pro 2009 Page #157  
wer in the Wisconsin State Journal article which revealed that: Leech is [a 2009 Page #157  
y Gazette in a lengthy speculative article read: "Radiation May be Factor i 2009 Page #157  
g Gazette also quoted Miller in an article: "New Weapon May Be Airborne" Mi 2009 Page #160  
me scientific leader about it." An article in the Daily Inter Lake elaborat 2009 Page #160  
d Times, adjacent to the Snodgrass article, was this story: "Supersonic Wea 2009 Page #161  
ng for ages." The most astonishing article I found, however , is that of th 2009 Page #162  
r comment. The Winnipeg Free Press article of June 13, 194 7 states that T. 2009 Page #168  
 15, 194 7 Syracuse Herald Journal article notes that: Snodgrass insisted i 2009 Page #176  
gents. On August 28, 1947, a short article in the Pomeroy Herald echoed tha 2009 Page #177  

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ied ae to eource. Although the two article' are very contrediotory $ the pa 2004 Page #19  

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cleanup was top priority). OXCART (Article123) The Lockheed A-12, code name 2006 Page #72  

Word: "articles", 37 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s is to compare with known genuine articles, and Slide 47 provides a compar 2003 Page #181  
eport forwards translations of two articles which appeared in the Potit Mor 2004 Page #7  
ied as to source. Although the two articles are very contradictory, the pag 2004 Page #7  
eport forwarde translations of two articles which appeared in the Petit buN 2004 Page #19  
as Times Herald, wrote a series of articles about the Aurora crash after be 2004 Page #26  
r article. There were no follow-up articles, no photos, no police reports,  2004 Page #31  
und, although not so stated in the articles, had involved shipping of windm 2004 Page #127  
Securi(y Slale, as well as several articles.1 \X/hat such research by mysel 2005 Page #73  
lishin g Co., 2002. For additional articles on the theme of UFO cm·erup, se 2005 Page #73  
lack-world technolo gy, as well as articles for such publications as Jane's 2005 Page #82  
11hlic, other biased and distorted articles foUowed. Time l\llagazj11e's of 2005 Page #93  
ucial misstep and other scurrilous articles followed over the years that th 2005 Page #93  
elligencer, July 29, 1952; similar articles in San Francisco Chronicle JuJy 2005 Page #121  
ted in then-contemporary newspaper articles on the case were outright produ 2005 Page #133  
d material (newspaper and magazine articles). The greatest challenge is sep 2006 Page #71  
, 1952, the first of two newspaper articles about the monster appeared in r 2006 Page #95  
 and discovered two September 13th articles that referred to a "blazing obj 2006 Page #95  
at I found in all of the newspaper articles and combined them with the Proj 2006 Page #97  
hree state area." Several "(U.P.)" articles stated that, "Police laughed. T 2006 Page #99  
o 17 feet high in 24 hours." Other articles stated, "Police Discount Half-M 2006 Page #99  
 the story and came across several articles concerning a missing USAF Inter 2006 Page #99  
r had assembled many old newspaper articles and leaked government informati 2006 Page #139  
s • The Bellingham Herald, various articles. • Cummins, William, personal i 2006 Page #194  
or a brief time in the late 1970s. Articles appeared in the Columbia Journa 2007 Page #12  
oduced under contract ,. Books and articles written under contract          2007 Page #20  
roduced under contract ► Books and articles written under contract I've alr 2007 Page #21  
 about Flying Saucers: abstract of articles in magazines and books, ending  2007 Page #44  
eport forwards translations of two articles which appeared in the Polit Mor 2007 Page #140  
ied as to source. Although the two articles are very contradictory, the pag 2007 Page #140  
 provided copies of five newspaper articles all related to the events begin 2008 Page #48  
rldwide media coverage , including articles in the New York Times and cover 2008 Page #61  
w York Times to devote three major articles and an editorial to the story i 2009 Page #134  
Soviet, then Russian UFO newspaper articles and I sent him UFO documents ,  2009 Page #139  
 documents , reports and political articles unavailable to him at home. I n 2009 Page #139  
f you piece together the newspaper articles from June 13 -15, 1947, the sto 2009 Page #156  
s" June 15, 1947 June 15 newspaper articles focused on six major points tha 2009 Page #161  
t was Oddly enough, some newspaper articles mention that transferred to New 2009 Page #171  

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in 1979. She was also credible and articulate. She could be sworn in as a w 2008 Page #50  
all an ideal witness: he is highly articulate , logical, and very careful a 2008 Page #57  

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nted to their cause, especially as articulated in such books as The J\tlass 2005 Page #87  
acting telescope, observed a fu!Jy articulated cigar-shaped craft. In his n 2005 Page #100  
on Neill here. It is just tl1at he articulated the prevailing attitude so w 2005 Page #103  
stration depicted a glowing, fully articulated fl)~ng saucer as it hovers a 2007 Page #74  
s are to be made, national efforts articulated towards a unified data base  2009 Page #15  

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 to the CIA. As a result, a letter articulating his observations of, and co 2005 Page #96  

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ntained in the main portion of the artide and my revision, but his reaction 2004 Page #90  

Word: "artifact", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 at site Finding and discussion of artifact Lab analyses of artifact Discov 2003 Page #43  
ussion of artifact Lab analyses of artifact Discovery of gold wire Scanning 2003 Page #43  
ragments help date old china. This artifact fits absolutely none of these h 2003 Page #45  
 took what I was to later call the artifact over to a rock and laid it on t 2003 Page #45  
und the spot where I had found the artifact. I had hoped to turn up the bro 2003 Page #45  
oing home tomorrow. Figure 1. HDPE artifact as it was originally found. It  2003 Page #46  
ugustine, NM Figure 2. Top view of artifact is broken away, showing layer s 2003 Page #47  
common starch. Figure 3. Bottom of artifact is completely intact. Lower lef 2003 Page #47  
when found. Figure 4. Back side of artifact. This is unweathered and a gold 2003 Page #47  
 authorities about an unidentified artifact flying over the southern region 2005 Page #36  
ed up right next to another sunken artifact similar in composition but vari 2006 Page #191  

Word: "artifacts", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ched as a result of comparisons of artifacts from the Missouri discovery in 2003 Page #28  
he government had extraterrestrial artifacts from more than one spacecraft. 2003 Page #102  
roject trying to find pre-Cold War artifacts — meaning secret bases to put  2004 Page #70  
 "Museum" of crashed UFO high tech artifacts; four bodies in aquariums 31 1 2004 Page #112  
d recover UFO and debris; also saw artifacts and bodies at Grafford AFB in  2004 Page #114  
g Document • Report 30, USA, 1955: artifacts suggest reverse engineering at 2004 Page #118  
identified the location of the UFO artifacts as being in the so-called Blue 2004 Page #144  
om (the famous Blue Room where UFO artifacts were allegedly stored at Wrigh 2004 Page #246  
ineered extraterrestrial craft and artifacts. Even presidents have weighed  2005 Page #119  
 and the hopeful recovery of small artifacts that have been overlooked by t 2006 Page #47  
dent who enjoys looking for Indian artifacts in the desert around Coyame an 2007 Page #190  

Word: "artificia", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 1 Yl'lo: 2 Pl\UEI\IATIC DA:VIPED [ARTIFICIA.LL YJ P:-.'UE:',.V.TIC D,\:1-I 2007 Page #113  

Word: "artificial", 23 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ue language, neutronic , planform, artificial intelligence, aerodyne □ Form 2003 Page #29  
sting of Relativity Theory with an Artificial Satellite," J. Astronomical S 2003 Page #182  
 news from Salta confirms that the artificial satellite fell on Taire Mount 2004 Page #8  
urces said that the area where the artificial satellite fell has been decla 2004 Page #8  
y Large Akademgorodok • Center for Artificial Intelligence Studies • Near-P 2004 Page #163  
ho have created the rocket and the artificial earth satellites. We shall in 2004 Page #164  
for Roswell Apologists • Natural • Artificial • Venus • Balloons • Meteors/ 2004 Page #166  
mpacts. The implication is that an artificial digging process might have ta 2005 Page #61  
rint and TV outlets widely covered artificial satellites starting in 1952.  2005 Page #130  
 Technolo gy; Adaptive Systems and Artificial; Life -Artificial Intelligenc 2005 Page #162  
t future US vehicles will also use artificial gravit)'. He said: "People on 2005 Page #173  
cally all airliners would be using artificial gravity, yet the 1995 debut o 2005 Page #173  
ble top world of plastic trees and artificial snow. As one of the beams dra 2007 Page #74  
 news from Salta confirms that the artificial satellite fell on Taire Mount 2007 Page #141  
urces said that the area where the artificial satellite fell has been decla 2007 Page #141  
obable is that this material is an artificial aJJoy, but not a material of  2007 Page #198  
tely not a natural mineral, but an artificial alloy of some kind. However,  2007 Page #199  
ve formulas for the creation of an artificial atmosphere on the moon, which 2008 Page #112  
pon of war. Even the deployment of artificial sacell1ces for intelligence g 2008 Page #114  
ion er who approved aspartame , an artificial sweetener that is the object  2008 Page #142  
he use of explosives in triggering artificial tsunamis. After submitting Pr 2009 Page #163  
osives could be used to trigger an artificial tsunami as an offensive weapo 2009 Page #164  
lly trying to develop controllable artificial tidal waves to inundate the b 2009 Page #176  

Word: "artificial-he", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y-occurring mineral" and that it's artificial-he says "probably man-made."  2007 Page #197  

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AT DID THE GEOLOGIST SAY ABOUT THE ARTIFICIALITY OF THE TRIANGULAR SHAPE?"  2005 Page #70  

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C GYROSCOPIC PNF.UM ,\ TIC DAMPED (ARTIFICIALLY) PNEUMATIC DAMPED (ARTlFICI 2007 Page #112  
ialities of inundation by means of artificially produced tidal waves arose  2009 Page #164  

Word: "artillery", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

plished by deliberate antiaircraft artillery fire and/or use of surface-to- 2004 Page #62  
he U.S. Army National Antiaircraft Artillery School at Ft. Bliss, Texas and 2004 Page #62  
y of Armed Forces General Staff WO Artillery Admintstration • MirtIstrY of  2004 Page #155  
iort Other Enterpr Deputy Chk,f of Artillery Rocket Units NI1-4 NI-B8 Kap-v 2004 Page #155  
otal. One detonation was an aromjc artillery projectile fired from a 280mm  2005 Page #39  
eich served with distinction as an artillery officer in the Austro-Hungaria 2005 Page #89  
ly an hour observed the 37th Coast Artillery Brigade fire antiaircraft guns 2005 Page #121  
 American government's missile and artillery attacks on unidentified aerial 2006 Page #139  
y, 6th Battalion, 65th Air Defense Artillery in Key West, Florida. This aer 2006 Page #142  
s in the Army HAWK B-Battery, 65th Artillery, and Battery Control Center ra 2006 Page #144  
y, 6th Battalion, 65th Air Defense Artillery, Key West, Florida (about 129  2006 Page #144  
s ran from a rocket's engine to an artillery shell flying over. There was n 2008 Page #12  
rnini said that it sounded like an artillery shell flying over. He said tha 2008 Page #13  
s if large stones were falling, or artillery was fired. All buildings shook 2008 Page #98  
 to 6 minutes an exact likeness of artillery fire was heard: 50 to 60 salvo 2008 Page #98  
erial, including as many as 50,000 artillery fuses per month, more than thr 2008 Page #128  
f divisions , tens of thousands of artillery pieces, along with more than I 2008 Page #130  
ided Missile Branch of the Arn1y's Artillery School as well as commanding g 2008 Page #134  

Word: "artist", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

on the SOM description By forensic artist Bill McDonald 22 170              2003 Page #174  
lide 14 is a rendition by forensic artist Bill McDonald of the description  2004 Page #119  
a big leap for someone to be a con artist, then to find the FBI considers t 2004 Page #219  
aterials a,·ailable to the effects artist; gelatin and its formulas have be 2005 Page #149  
to video; and a UK special effects artist who disagreed with many of his co 2005 Page #150  
People." Mrs. May sat down with an artist in the studio before the show air 2006 Page #91  
e of the angle. I really am not an artist, so I could not really draw it to 2006 Page #158  
psychotherapist; and Budd Hopkins, artist and abduction researcher. Accordi 2006 Page #198  
of the Foundation work. Budd is an artist and writer who was the first rese 2006 Page #202  

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h witnesses, I discovered that the artist's depiction of the figure was not 2006 Page #91  
struct what she observed. Figure 9 Artist's reconstruction Kn,ssel UFO When 2008 Page #50  

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a stern government bureaucrat, his artistic mother, was a piano teacher. '' 2005 Page #88  

Word: "artium", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ille, Ohio in 1908. He received an Artium Baccalaureatus (A.B.) Degree in P 2009 Page #164  

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D (ARTIFICIALLY) PNEUMATIC DAMPED (ARTlFICIALL Yl EXPERl1\1EKT,\L r,xrERl'. 2007 Page #112  

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ay lap art art CM— offUlala. It la arttanirt that Ito at—1— vaaM to aaa^aaa 2003 Page #221  

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£hoot- Lltht .. ,.,,,'ft, !t aald, art~d a ---- we!r.~on ~;nrtcci a!,G Amcr 2009 Page #182  

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ey reabzed it was certainly not an arumaJ. It was a person-a very different 2005 Page #32  

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hereze saw it first. The apparent "arumal" looked either hurt or feeble as  2005 Page #32  

Word: "arumated", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the drink that made you a bit more arumated in your message to them and do  2007 Page #90  

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 DO YOU RELEASE THE INFORMATION??? ARV: NONSENSE OR TREASON ~ TOM'S SHELL S 2008 Page #152  

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ld's largest book clubs, including Arvato, Book-of-the -Month Club, Black E 2008 Page #144  

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ng. We knew it wasn't a missile of ary type. So then, we confirmed it with  2006 Page #176  

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                                   Ar~und tl1~t time period the local count 2007 Page #127  

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embrr ~OOS THE VIEWS £.'\'.PRESSED AR£TOTALL\' l\f\' OWN SENSE OF HUMOR A D 2008 Page #146  

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 — la a yarsatlaal and to—Halal aa—ar« Ito jpobSzr? is tetk aoflaa axd (— • 2003 Page #221  

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Kis -ttoong&rat Jth« “©©wibxye Baf ar® ^oing ,t© JUwaa -yo» will ccnrarrnn  2003 Page #216  

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 +,hn mi 14 barv of 4’i~4 ’ i.' 4" ar°a. 1~. -'.Hkx'r? vouz aiiuraaanl it 1 2003 Page #214  

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s an atomic bomb, also referred to as-"Death, the destroyer of worlds," in  2005 Page #153  

Word: "as-2", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e TS (TOP SECRET) Restricted Data. AS-2 required letter of authority before 2004 Page #246  
le as they are TS Restricted Data. AS-2 requires a letter of authority befo 2007 Page #49  

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particular place. According to the as-jet undisputed gewitness testimony of 2006 Page #189  

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•—•• 4.*A Mmkafik*uft004 4,me %.11 As4 1AALTIA P. SI AGGOVAS .rfedAt trArTr 2004 Page #203  

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ong-necked star went on ro be_come as_ recognize~ an~ ?eloved a worldwide i 2007 Page #62  

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e arroyo and had one roll of Kodak ASA 64 slide film left. I was wearing a  2003 Page #45  
, should be brought up to date.' ■"Asa semi-official recognition of the ext 2007 Page #47  

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arn are an a fact-Hartl ng adnaian asad tta& kfco felt ed Statea On— mA ana 2003 Page #226  

Word: "asalg", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r ten!)orary 6.ut; pending further asalg.nment in connection with tho Cro!J 2009 Page #175  

Word: "asap", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

FOs the past week. Request a reply ASAP. 4                                  2004 Page #7  
wanted them back at the detachment ASAP. O'Brien, who was working the radio 2004 Page #36  
FOs this past week Request a reply ASAP " •(vVtry would U S Ambassador know 2006 Page #29  
FOs the past week. Request a reply ASAP. The Department of Scare was not th 2007 Page #141  

Word: "asbestos", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 is likely to take 3 -4 years. The Asbestos Files While most files are ones 2008 Page #63  
iles that had been contaminated by asbestos. It was feared originally that  2008 Page #64  
se in the usual way. What's in the Asbestos Files? The 24 files cover the p 2008 Page #64  

Word: "ascendancy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

concern of the globalists over the ascendancy of the German Nazis was their 2008 Page #130  

Word: "ascendant", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 UFOs -Again ■ American Technology Ascendant ■ Investigating Area 51 ,mcl A 2008 Page #166  

Word: "ascended", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nism of the UFO as it took off and ascended, a Ort f "Liquid metal" which s 2007 Page #199  

Word: "ascendency", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 factors, combine with the growing ascendency of the Allied Nations in the  2009 Page #166  
factors, combined with the growing ascendency of the Allied Nations in the  2009 Page #169  

Word: "ascending", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

stantaneously appeared next to the ascending V-2 missile" and immediately t 2004 Page #64  
fied flying object that could pace ascending V-2 rockets and cause them to  2004 Page #65  
 object on radar appeared with the ascending V-2 rocket that immediately we 2004 Page #75  

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Air Force to accelerate the direct ascent anti-satellite program which was  2009 Page #17  

Word: "ascertain", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

will communicate with" (blank) "to ascertain whether he desires you to proc 2003 Page #206  
unicate with General Eisenhower to ascertain whether he desires you to proc 2003 Page #209  
i rite- vlth Cenerel Elsenhower to ascertain whether be desires ycra to es© 2003 Page #212  
nunloata with General MacArthur to ascertain whether he desires you to proe 2003 Page #213  
unicate with xinnral Eisenhower to ascertain whether h« desires you to proc 2003 Page #214  
ni nat.e with General MacArthur to ascertain whether he desires you to proc 2003 Page #225  
. In this case, it is difficult to ascertain whether the object was terrest 2004 Page #7  
o react to this crash and quick to ascertain all relevant data — all of whi 2004 Page #7  
l up and down the eastern coast to ascertain just who might have been flyin 2004 Page #38  
oe sometime at your convenience to ascertain this point. Some of the inform 2004 Page #90  
mation Act requests to the USAF to ascertain what their "national-level org 2004 Page #231  
ion of the question is in order to ascertain the reason(s) for bringing up  2004 Page #252  
might be glimpsed. Our goal was to ascertain the underlying logic of variou 2006 Page #50  
 agents not only sought to quickl) ascertain and record the faces, and co d 2007 Page #137  
arrative. The next key issue is co ascertain if the fragment was a solid pi 2007 Page #199  

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 tbs military crfTirrip'i.n in t&a ascoo In. Making yuixr appraisal it is d 2003 Page #212  

Word: "ascribed", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t the level of importance which he ascribed to his UFO observations (and hi 2005 Page #102  

Word: "ascribing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

g with them via the cloud-buster , ascribing to them intelligence and inten 2005 Page #102  

Word: "asdstaats", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

with ym such ewperts, aJwlsers aa* asdstaats as ym *eaa asoeweary to the ef 2003 Page #223  

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0v..-aei,t1 WHAT IS SCARY IS TH.AT ASE, A NEIGHBORING GOVERNMENT WOULD KNOW 2008 Page #151  

Word: "asecii•tgton", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Down f 'Original' Flying Saucers W.ASECII•TGTON, Aug. 19.—(AP)—The Air. For 2006 Page #45  

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LY, WE CAN'T TELL. SO, WHAT WE ARE AsEING 00W, PEOPLE LIKE THE ENGLISH, AM  2004 Page #24  

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 47, Memo by Don Zimmerman, Chief, ASG to Lt. Gen. Twining • Top R&D group  2003 Page #160  

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trolled descent. Pile of blackened ash was analyzed and ash was confirmed o 2003 Page #107  
 of blackened ash was analyzed and ash was confirmed of same elements of la 2003 Page #107  
rmed of same elements of layering. Ash consisted of fiberous (sic) dust & r 2003 Page #107  
 of fiberous (sic) dust & residue. Ash & all debris swept into bagging. Bag 2003 Page #107  
e saw something to the south (near Ash Meadows, Devils Hole area) that scar 2006 Page #47  

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f the thumps were heard, a kind of ashen cloud was seen near the horizon wh 2008 Page #98  

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ent book about the CIA, Le,g{IQ' q/Ashes, faith in the wisdom of the nation 2007 Page #36  
nything of importance, except some ashes that he thought were probably part 2008 Page #8  

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        Majic Eyes Only outside \X/ashington, DC to Condron AAF near White  2005 Page #125  
need to know.'"; then return to \X/ashington from Alamogordo, NM, and make  2005 Page #125  
gram co the Secretary of rate, \"X/ashington , DC. Classified Secret, the t 2007 Page #142  

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 production by Antares Multimedia, Ashland, Oregon Contents of video Sectio 2003 Page #43  

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saw at aa a hrlsf triy to Isrws to ashs m syyralsal of the sltaatlca there  2003 Page #223  

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t the viewer. The copy states that ASi\1[L is "Imaging for a more advanced  2007 Page #62  

Word: "asiatic", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Tall, mutilated, long blond hair, Asiatic look" • 2. Report 60, "Emily" sh 2004 Page #116  

Word: "asiatic-pacific", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

itz and was authorized to wear the Asiatic-Pacific Area Campaign ribbon for 2009 Page #164  

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 grave . lUoonaondatione have been aside qg 6© the typo and extant of aid,  2003 Page #228  
der the same banner. But Moon Dust aside, there is a still a long history o 2004 Page #12  
Constitutional rights could be set aside; martial law could become universa 2006 Page #68  
ered. (22) The James Prescott saga aside, another account links anomalous a 2006 Page #128  
e town square, shoving us blithely aside. For, so they say, we are the fool 2006 Page #181  
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ulled a few of his dose associates aside, and stated: "you know, we already 2007 Page #114  
e of vertical property was brushed aside by the tacit admission of freedom  2009 Page #14  
ply told her story as she knew it. Aside from the subject of UFO's, June re 2009 Page #89  
 more details of what she related, aside from UFO-related information , hav 2009 Page #90  

Word: "asimov", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

being confused with them" Dr Isaac Asimov. Fantasy and Science Fiction. 3.  2003 Page #118  
hat 1 had access to books by lsaac Asimov and Harf) Harrison. M\.XI: J use  2007 Page #81  

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L£ JUa' ,.:r 'T)U 'TIMf ~a, ,..,AJ.ASJ"',t'--' ""'-'\ CDM,?1.u °" roe. I\ L 2009 Page #102  

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idence that a crash did happen...i ask you this, were you there with me? Di 2003 Page #13  
 big questions that so many people ask is why are only a few people saying  2003 Page #57  
ash Retrieval Conference this case ask to remain anonymous. They don't want 2003 Page #58  
 concern and that he might want to ask his alien radio buddies what was goi 2003 Page #150  
nyone with a suspicious mind might ask if the Canadian study actually took  2004 Page #30  
on of why UFOs don't just land and ask to be friends. In a story datelined  2004 Page #32  
 of those right in the village and ask for their assistance. 34             2004 Page #37  
r the fact on base but we couldn't ask anything. II personally think your u 2004 Page #51  
ieval Conference Whenever we would ask him about Roswell, he would simply t 2004 Page #85  
nt at the present time. WBS: May I ask the reason for this classification?  2004 Page #91  
 this classification? RIS: You may ask, but I can't tell you. WBS: Is there 2004 Page #91  
ctly what you want to know. If you ask, "Does the U.S. Air Force have 91    2004 Page #94  
ct couldn't get him anymore, I did ask him and he said, "Yes he had seen th 2004 Page #96  
out anything they had the right to ask about it. Strangely enough, no one e 2004 Page #183  
 in the ufological community might ask, "what the heck is he doing making a 2004 Page #215  
closure. Thus, we would do well to ask another question: "does it matter th 2005 Page #77  
ies. Immediately most people would ask: ''\Vhat is the evidence for such a  2005 Page #77  
here is an even better question co ask, with a slighdy different nuance, le 2005 Page #77  
self to draw your own conclusions. Ask }Ourself three questions: 1) Do you  2005 Page #117  
e dilemma of uncertain intentions. Ask yourself finally: \Xfhat is next for 2005 Page #118  
n the UFO controvers y. Scientists ask how interstellar pilots could surviv 2005 Page #120  
 in Earth technology. Still others ask whether any one of us could recogniz 2005 Page #120  
ws Army Airfield (AAF) 6 One might ask: why would such a unit be situated i 2005 Page #124  
rmation" operations, then one must ask: whv were the records turned over to 2005 Page #124  
at Tim was the ideal researcher to ask for assistance. Prior to th.is, I ha 2005 Page #147  
ould give him some object and just ask him to study it. Rarely was he given 2005 Page #174  
large scale scientific studies and ask after each one how many have read it 2006 Page #4  
ndency might be to shoot first and ask questions later. Loss of planetary c 2006 Page #68  
age drop-in tourist and started to ask where I was from, what I was doing t 2006 Page #92  
htmare of events that they did not ask for. The opinions of the locals in t 2006 Page #93  
and Freddie and talk with them and ask them questions. I also met with some 2006 Page #94  
ed. Therefore, is it reasonable to ask whether it is possible or likely tha 2006 Page #117  
uld play with them, I would always ask Dad why, when it swung around to tha 2006 Page #154  
swung around to that area, I would ask him why it was blacked out? He was r 2006 Page #154  
s play ball by the rules.' DID YOU ASK HIM WHEN THE PUBLIC AND THE MEDIA WO 2006 Page #162  
mote viewing field although he did ask me once to remote view Area 51. What 2006 Page #202  
th's cows than anything else, just ask America's Beef Producers. In this ca 2007 Page #62  
so good cats all over the universe ask for it by name." 60 Agency: J~1111t• 2007 Page #66  
because we immediately -we did not ask, '\X'hat's going on?' after he told  2007 Page #171  
cted and finally they called me to ask me, and to be sure that I tell chem  2007 Page #197  
lled the Crash and she promised to ask him if he had anything else to tell  2008 Page #54  
to look at one of those lights and ask it questions that come to your mind. 2008 Page #89  
'Come to me.' Hypnotherapist 1988: Ask the lights what they are representin 2008 Page #89  
o easily available that we did not ask for a copy of the original from the  2008 Page #107  
e Commander Ted Conrad who did not ask either Jim Penniston or John Burroug 2009 Page #68  
into the car and left. They didn1t ask much. They said, 'Where?' and we poi 2009 Page #82  

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swell arrived with the material, i asked the base commander to personally t 2003 Page #17  
ographers already there and he was asked to provide blessings to the three  2003 Page #21  
g of '41. I saw that (picture) and asked my grandmother at a later time she 2003 Page #23  
e control, the civilians that were asked by the officials to come to the si 2003 Page #30  
, because of their jobs, have also asked to remain anonymous. The Object in 2003 Page #58  
t of the woods Murphy at one point asked Carl Metz if he had found anything 2003 Page #59  
o was with his family spoke up and asked if they were talking about the UFO 2003 Page #63  
look for the crash site. They then asked the boys if they would be willing  2003 Page #67  
their country." What the boys were asked to do was to give people looking f 2003 Page #67  
earned that Forrestal's family has asked the famous Dr. Menninger to be the 2003 Page #90  
personally called by Forrestal and asked to visit him at Bethesday Naval Ho 2003 Page #95  
irst letter. Bell and I repeatedly asked during radio broadcasts for those  2003 Page #98  
 and questions prior to them being asked. Sometimes it became frustrating.  2003 Page #100  
research findings on Dreamland and asked if anyone listening had any inform 2003 Page #109  
lass C RF signal." On the radio, I asked for research help. Electrical engi 2003 Page #110  
 try the experiment. But first, he asked his superiors and contacts at the  2003 Page #110  
ed about what we learned. First, I asked Travis if he would do a literature 2003 Page #110  
nario. Valdez called Bennewitz and asked if he would be interested in looki 2003 Page #143  
ns had gone so well that Bennewitz asked Sprinkle to come back soon to try  2003 Page #144  
nder wraps for the time, Bennewitz asked Doty if he could come to the base  2003 Page #145  
f the AFOSI called the "PJ" branch asked Doty to make a trip out to Paul's  2003 Page #145  
operation firsthand. Doty was also asked to take a partner along, someone w 2003 Page #145  
searcher stood up and rhetorically asked "Where did you get all that crap f 2003 Page #146  
993, started on documents Friedman asked me to look at the SOM Don Berliner 2003 Page #169  
ut hardly a single critic has ever asked me for a high quality copy of the  2003 Page #184  
e Library of Congress, when Carter asked for the files, then CIA Director B 2003 Page #196  
's account Back in 1977 when I was asked to participate as a special consul 2003 Page #197  
in preparation for a seminar I was asked to present to the top 50 scientist 2003 Page #197  
rida UFO researcher Art Greenfield asked about a claim that was made a coup 2003 Page #197  
thony Lake who was speechless when asked a question about Roswell on the Di 2003 Page #200  
he second caller who called in and asked me about Roswell Air Base, and the 2003 Page #201  
ne talk show since. The question I asked him was the key question of briefi 2003 Page #202  
auses. /)R. DETLEV BRONK/ has been asked, to assist in the autopsy of one w 2003 Page #236  
THE LINE TO RARGESA, TIMOTHY ECOTT ASKED HIM WRAP EX TmouGHT HAD RICXN GOIN 2004 Page #24  
ly. "Who do you think did this?" I asked. Case looked me in the eye and rep 2004 Page #31  
's other phone began ringing so he asked Wickens to remain where he was aft 2004 Page #35  
Laurie Wickens at the payphone and asked him more questions and Wickens tol 2004 Page #36  
sky, flashing on and off. Werbicki asked the young fisherman if he would mi 2004 Page #36  
ickens and the other witnesses. He asked around some of the others gathered 2004 Page #37  
 radioed Lawrence Smith's boat and asked for Corporal Werbicki. Werbicki to 2004 Page #40  
he microphone back to Lawrence who asked him: If they were not looking for  2004 Page #40  
the West End Mall in Halifax. When asked by the friend what Chris was up to 2004 Page #44  
off Shelburne." Taken aback, Chris asked him what he was talking about. His 2004 Page #44  
d on nine separate pages: Larry, I asked your publishers to forward this to 2004 Page #49  
during the October 28 1997 session asked the Secretary for Defence a series 2004 Page #53  
eft At East Gate: Lord Hill-Norton asked Her Majesty's Government: Whether  2004 Page #53  
ee mid shifts (11 p.m.-7 a.m.), we asked Bob Ball during guardmount (a brie 2004 Page #55  
 from the tower in the area. I was asked by our area supervisor if I wanted 2004 Page #55  
 result of this coverage was being asked to be the Bentwaters incident gues 2004 Page #58  
round facility, so much so that he asked me to find out if Budd might be ab 2004 Page #59  
ecently read Left At East Gate and asked Budd if they might do a separate s 2004 Page #59  
ict Congressman Schiff in 1993 had asked the Government Accounting Office ( 2004 Page #60  
, New Mexico, in 1947. Rep. Schiff asked the General Accounting Office, Con 2004 Page #60  
 or met with Truman. However, when asked about what he saw at the crash sit 2004 Page #84  
et work I contacted Murl Smith and asked her if Wilbert had been involved.  2004 Page #87  
 to do metallurgic analysis on. We asked him what they were and he said the 2004 Page #93  
y stated he had handled it. When I asked him "Exactly how much of it he and 2004 Page #94  
th questions be sure the questions asked are exactly what you want to know. 2004 Page #94  
w with Dr. Robert Sarbacher, Smith asked about how accurate the Aztec story 2004 Page #97  
n Dr. Robert Sarbacher in 1983, he asked him to identify someone who had be 2004 Page #98  
th UFOs and MJ-12. He stated, when asked, that he knew all the men listed o 2004 Page #98  
, he immediately phoned Walker and asked him if he had attended briefings a 2004 Page #98  
nce In the same interview Steinman asked him about the MJ-12 document which 2004 Page #99  
 windmills" was strange and he was asked a question years later to try and  2004 Page #99  
 around the questions he was being asked, but ended up giving up little pie 2004 Page #99  
 to Walker to get him talk. Walker asked a number of questions trying to ri 2004 Page #99  
ink so. In a later interview Armen asked Walker more questions about the MJ 2004 Page #99  
er's papers after he died. Palmiro asked him if he had seen anything in his 2004 Page #100  
l. Lundahl was very interested and asked Larsen to sit down and make a cont 2004 Page #104  
nt into trace. Lundahl and Neasham asked questions. Larsen used automatic w 2004 Page #104  
equest for proof was made. Neasham asked, "Can we have proof of your existe 2004 Page #104  
Report 34, WPAFB, French professor asked to measure histonic weight of samp 2004 Page #116  
0 or 1991 I introduced myself, and asked him the question, "Len, if you had 2004 Page #129  
. On Edwin Easley's deathbed, when asked about whether the account in UFO C 2004 Page #144  
er gave me was when I vociferously asked him for the information." Goldwate 2004 Page #147  
r the Roswell Incident, but we are asked to believe that people tend to for 2004 Page #148  
ll crash when President Truman was asked whether he knew anything about the 2004 Page #176  
ence when President Eisenhower was asked what he though about UFOs. The que 2004 Page #176  
as the last time the President was asked, or in other words, the President  2004 Page #176  
 words, the President has not been asked a question in 50 years. It is not  2004 Page #176  
film producers in Los Angeles, and asked them to produce a government spons 2004 Page #178  
 it's this — it's unknown stuff. I asked Emenegger if he thought President  2004 Page #184  
er the film was pulled he had even asked his friend Bob Haldeman if he knew 2004 Page #184  
bout what had really happened when asked if he had been used to acclimatize 2004 Page #184  
 will handle it." Robert Emenegger asked Colonel Coleman why the film had b 2004 Page #185  
en pulled many times. Each time he asked Coleman would have a different ans 2004 Page #185  
this, I immediately phoned Bob and asked him if he had gotten a letter from 2004 Page #185  
public. Jimmy Carter, for example, asked for the hidden UFO files when he r 2004 Page #185  
as writing the report. Sheehan was asked to give a lecture to the top 50 SE 2004 Page #186  
happened: Back in 1977, when I was asked to participate as a special consul 2004 Page #186  
replan= liar a seminar which I was asked to present to the top 183          2004 Page #186  
ribution list for the document. He asked me where he should look to find su 2004 Page #191  
 couldn't answer his question so I asked Stanton Friedman and passed on wha 2004 Page #191  
ing it as a legitimate document. • Asked if he believed there were people i 2004 Page #191  
documentary. Emenegger immediately asked who was behind this new plan. Was  2004 Page #192  
 He (Doty) said "my superiors have asked me to show you a document that you 2004 Page #193  
wn in New Mexico. Paul Sharde once asked me if I would be interested in goi 2004 Page #196  
ds in High Places that Clinton had asked him to go out and investigate UFOs 2004 Page #196  
on, Clinton reportedly stated when asked why he didn't do something about U 2004 Page #197  
September 1973— January 1976— Ford asked for resignation. • On April 27, 19 2004 Page #208  
e. Where, the skeptics have always asked, are the witnesses for Aztec, who  2004 Page #216  
se he didn't know who they were. I asked him who and he said two young guys 2004 Page #217  
 Aztec story for True Magazine, he asked Scully to reveal the identity of " 2004 Page #218  
me electrical transformers. Ramsey asked himself the logical question, "If  2004 Page #220  
debris from the Roswell UFO. Filer asked Bond (as Johnson prefers to be cal 2004 Page #226  
alysis. This organization was also asked to scrutinize the digitizHed photo 2004 Page #230  
adow in front of the vehicle. Neil asked Andrew Lavoie, a Canadian RPIT res 2004 Page #231  
ves. On the 23"1, Chereze's father asked his son what was "all the nonsense 2005 Page #33  
: "During the summer of 1977 I was asked by a local business executive, a f 2005 Page #43  
 well informed on the matter, so I asked that he standby for a chat later.  2005 Page #43  
s. However, in later years when he asked for more details, his relative did 2005 Page #44  
s from a former USAF pilot who has asked for anonymity. He says he has know 2005 Page #71  
luding Harzan, stayed behind. They asked Rich if he would expand on his sta 2005 Page #81  
ake. During the mid-1980s, Goodall asked him, "Do you believe in UFOs?" The 2005 Page #82  
positively, they do exist." \Xlhen asked if he could expand on that, the so 2005 Page #82  
p the conversation altogether. She asked me, "why do you think it's a good  2005 Page #86  
orce. Following his report, he was asked co fill out an official questionna 2005 Page #95  
senhower. The White House response asked him to send such communications to 2005 Page #96  
ober 14. Over the phone \"'v'atson asked Moise, if necessary, could their c 2005 Page #98  
veying Watson's apologies, and was asked if the report could be made to ATI 2005 Page #98  
 ACCO binder looked old and when I asked to ha, e an original page for fore 2005 Page #131  
(as a convicted and known con man) asked co continue telling his largely di 2005 Page #133  
0 or 1991 I introduced myself, and asked him the question: 'Len, if you had 2005 Page #140  
erenc e planned for August 1995. I asked Santilli if he wouJd show the fiJm 2005 Page #146  
hat they are of the same thing. We asked him whether he felt the Santilli f 2005 Page #149  
 Townshend continues: "Having been asked over the years co supply horror an 2005 Page #149  
or the first time in many years. I asked Santilli if he stuck to his story  2005 Page #150  
ade public, as far as I'm aware. I asked him if he had any other film that  2005 Page #151  
ght. He led the wa); I followed. l asked if it might be an airplane. Jose s 2005 Page #155  
-room, looking for something. They asked Faustino if he had anything that m 2005 Page #157  
r reactors to power the engines. I asked rum if he knew of any reason why U 2005 Page #164  
esence at Groom Lake in Area 51. I asked a colleague, Randy Koppang, to see 2005 Page #173  
nce in UFO crash recoveries, being asked by their superiors in the Majestic 2006 Page #16  
g for the 2005 Crash Conference. I asked Rich Dolan if he was aware of othe 2006 Page #44  
articipant stakeholder groups were asked to react to Contact events represe 2006 Page #58  
esearching the monster incident. I asked her many questions and she explain 2006 Page #93  
 causes. DR. DETLEV BRONK has been asked to assist in the autopsy of one we 2006 Page #104  
 that she was mad and then when we asked her again she wouldn't talk about  2006 Page #129  
't see it with the naked eye. They asked us if we knew what it was, but we  2006 Page #129  
 the scenes than meets the eye?' I asked Pope. Positively oozing uneasiness 2006 Page #130  
e missions, the question has to be asked: were they implicated in the recov 2006 Page #132  
outh shut." The cousins were never asked to sign non-disclosure agreements  2006 Page #144  
urs. But Thomas Sheppard was never asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement 2006 Page #160  
ed the Kadena AFB dentist visit. I asked Tom if the dentist might have impl 2006 Page #160  
n dentist in the United States who asked, "When did you do intelligence wor 2006 Page #160  
om, I just can't do it no more.' I asked, 'Does it have anything to do with 2006 Page #160  
and he did not like that. WERE YOU ASKED TO SIGN ANY KIND OF A NON-DISCLOSU 2006 Page #161  
 and it was basically like this: I asked him why we (U. S. military/governm 2006 Page #162  
 purposes of military advantage. I asked him if the U. S. President knew an 2006 Page #162  
w and he said, 'Can't go there.' I asked him how this might have an effect  2006 Page #162  
uld be disruptive to the Bible.' 1 asked him, 'Look, yeah, you have the Bib 2006 Page #162  
t talk again. Before be hung up, I asked whether be believed that the objec 2006 Page #167  
lephone I repeated the message. He asked whether the President had canceled 2006 Page #167  
ican Aerospace Defense Command) is asked to check for any orbital objects w 2006 Page #185  
mpanied me on the trips. David was asked by Robert Bigelow to construct sev 2006 Page #200  
da Test Site, someone in the group asked a question about whether cattle ha 2006 Page #201  
ations In April, 1993, Mr. Bigelow asked me to travel to Huntsville, Alabam 2006 Page #201  
the spring of 1993, Robert Bigelow asked to go to Manhattan, NY, to visit w 2006 Page #202  
en. "Does it make you nervous?" he asked. I wondered how I should respond.  2006 Page #204  
ay have had missing time, too. She asked me "How could I have spent three h 2006 Page #204  
l from an anonymous "listener" who asked about the show closing in mid-Febr 2006 Page #205  
he show closing in mid-February! I asked him how he knew about the show clo 2006 Page #205  
 being indiscreet. At one point he asked "....If you were to find out some  2006 Page #205  
he leaned forward in his chair and asked "If someone wanted to give some in 2006 Page #205  
 Bigelow could contact. I was also asked to conduct a study of mediums whic 2006 Page #207  
o conduct a study of mediums which asked how they became mediums, how they  2006 Page #207  
the recurring questions that I was asked is "Was Robert Bigelow working for 2006 Page #207  
over-up. Navy Secretary Frank Knox asked the American merua to begin censor 2007 Page #16  
re will they turn up next?," we're asked, then admonished to "be alert," an 2007 Page #62  
result made a decision to, or ·was asked to include tl1e EBE reference in a 2007 Page #76  
ft, he was amazed, and immediately asked questions regarding how large, and 2007 Page #99  
 AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE: \Xfben Jack asked the O.1.C. if these were the Fl)in 2007 Page #108  
ticed a hangar nearby. \Xlhen Jack asked the O.I.C. what \Vas in that hanga 2007 Page #110  
crashed-object' program?" [Corbin] asked me. 126                            2007 Page #132  
 hung up I knew he was upset and I asked him what ,vas wrong. He told me Ma 2007 Page #136  
 General.' When Pataki was recendy asked if he talked to Dorothy Kilgallen  2007 Page #136  
ld to rake it co my dad, who \\ as asked ro look at the phorographs co see  2007 Page #139  
red it ,vas extrarerresrriaJ. Paul asked a friend who had served in the Air 2007 Page #173  
t to the northwest. Kadesh, when I asked, said that he believed the object  2008 Page #13  
Two men, one older than the other, asked for Todd; when Todd came downstair 2008 Page #30  
 our own standard line on UFOs and asked myself the questions: ls this of n 2008 Page #34  
siasts in Westport. Sgt. Robertson asked them to conduct an "unofficial sea 2008 Page #44  
iven a copy of an aerial photo and asked to estimate where the UFO crashed. 2008 Page #48  
reparation for this presentation I asked my daughter Carolyn, an art major  2008 Page #50  
the Crash. When he came back, Andy asked him about the Crash because everyo 2008 Page #53  
e Washington Helicopter Service. I asked him to theorize about what on a he 2008 Page #54  
(DNR) of Washington State. My wife asked to read my Westport UFO Crash file 2008 Page #57  
was finishing this presentation. 1 asked him if he had any more thoughts on 2008 Page #60  
ading a science fiction story they asked to write, based on the files, whic 2008 Page #65  
hat was happening . Sgt. Penniston asked Airman John BmToughs and Sergeant  2008 Page #80  
eople showed up and John Burroughs asked what was going on. Burroughs Nov.  2008 Page #87  
nniston's Bentwaters interrogators asked about the glowing lights and craft 2008 Page #90  
m about some documents he had, and asked if l would go visit him since I li 2008 Page #104  
Wood scenario is that Einstein was asked for his opinion by the ClA (which  2008 Page #108  
 1949, the U.S. Intelligence Board asked Bush to study ways of combing inte 2008 Page #131  
FO briclifC! 10 BA~T-STAR) FOLKS I ASKED THE CORSO CONUNDRUM • We (NIDS) kn 2008 Page #151  
 boss at work at McDonnell Douglas asked me in 1967 to "look into that." Si 2009 Page #7  
reliability, of this information ? Asked about it at a private meeting the  2009 Page #18  
reference to the review Dulles was asked to undertake on June 28. The Burne 2009 Page #39  
s. However, in later years when he asked for more details, his relative did 2009 Page #51  
airplane on fire in the woods, and asked Sgt. Steffens, "When did it crash? 2009 Page #63  
mander, Lt. Fred "Skip" Buran, and asked for an Eastern Radar check. Lt. Bu 2009 Page #63  
ase to investigate. Sgt. Penniston asked Sgt. Steffens to go with him into  2009 Page #63  
 radio silence, and Sgt. Penniston asked Ed Cabansag to go back toward the  2009 Page #63  
y Base Commander Charles Halt, who asked a lot of questions. Their third de 2009 Page #68  
ldenhall , England. General Bazley asked, "What do we do?" The consensus of 2009 Page #74  
n the Rendlesham Forest. Col. Halt asked me if that was what we saw the fir 2009 Page #79  
ht. I told him I wasn't sure and I asked him if I could move fo,ward to get 2009 Page #79  
ver admits publicly about UFO's. I asked her how she knew this. She said, " 2009 Page #88  
 said, "Because I worked there." I asked her for details and she said, "/ca 2009 Page #88  
e was overcome with curiosity. She asked the officer where it came from and 2009 Page #91  
ere not men who joked very much. I asked June to think about that metal in  2009 Page #91  
sit he'd made to the U.S.S.R. When asked his opinion of the case, the noted 2009 Page #137  
ns to the field. I have often been asked by new researchers where they shou 2009 Page #154  
s heavy loss of life." The newsmen asked if the weapon had anything to do w 2009 Page #160  
et Weapon As Awesome as Atom Bomb" Asked about the weapon as an alternate t 2009 Page #161  
s heavy loss of life." The newsman asked if the weapon had anythinJ! to do  2009 Page #170  
 bomb. Reluctant 10 discuss 1.11cl Asked about ll~c weapon as an ,veapon, S 2009 Page #181  

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d the Pentagon, and that they were asking her for specific directions to th 2003 Page #59  
itz had shown up, making waves and asking inconvenient questions. To avoid  2003 Page #150  
n produced. So, some of you may be asking, "How do I know this is not a fak 2003 Page #171  
ively, he/she could write me first asking any questions. In a separate inte 2003 Page #179  
p Reagan away from school children asking questions after speeches because, 2003 Page #198  
nswered a letter from Ryan who was asking about Roswell. This is what Clint 2003 Page #201  
of ths United States Govorawnt. Xh asking your appraisal it is desired that 2003 Page #213  
like you got f**ked over later for asking too many questions — I remember t 2004 Page #49  
t his abduction work, the producer asking them had recently read Left At Ea 2004 Page #59  
h doses of morphine. My niece kept asking him, `Well Pappy — What did you s 2004 Page #85  
Soviet Union approached Mrs. Smith asking for the files. They all claimed t 2004 Page #86  
e on my hands, I circulated around asking a few questions about flying sauc 2004 Page #89  
d had chosen to cover it up. After asking a number of questions in the U.S. 2004 Page #89  
 it right), I think that Earley is asking a fair question about how the ret 2004 Page #127  
mutilation documentary. Then after asking Linda to sit in a chair situated  2004 Page #193  
from some of the wire services all asking for pictures. He remembers wishin 2004 Page #237  
ivilian named Harry Haberer (6:8). Asking where General Watson was, Moise w 2005 Page #98  
ustino received a military visitor asking for permission to remove It. Duri 2005 Page #154  
never heard of the guy ...and stop asking. 35                               2006 Page #38  
eptive to outsiders, including me, asking questions about the monster. They 2006 Page #91  
 more often. Yes, I was back again asking questions and spent a lot of time 2006 Page #92  
m around the country day and night asking questions about the monster. The  2006 Page #93  
ted seeing things on the scope and asking other locations, 'Do you see the  2006 Page #144  
ambled. A senior official burst in asking permission to telephone his wife  2006 Page #168  
y is worth something. We know that asking questions is often more important 2006 Page #182  
e should all be able to agree that asking questions is an essentially human 2006 Page #182  
gtime Lummi Island resident—starts asking questions around the Bellingham m 2006 Page #188  
g that no names would be used, and asking each person to recommend us to ot 2006 Page #198  
ative voice. There was no point in asking any questions because we weren't  2007 Page #171  
on and so I starred contacting and asking questions to see if l could get o 2007 Page #172  
is Excerpt 84 Penniston: "They are asking me ifl see binary code!? I see th 2008 Page #90  
 on slide 40. Find out why they're asking and assure them that UFOs are not 2008 Page #110  
"LANCER" at the time ■ "LANCER" is asking about these projects ■Deadline is 2008 Page #121  
to do if he asks about UFOs? ■ Why asking? ■ Not a "security threat" ■ Full 2008 Page #121  
 June 28 1961 Memorandum to Dulles asking him for a review of MJ-12 psychol 2009 Page #38  
rom Central Security Control (CSC) asking him to proceed to the RAF Woodbri 2009 Page #62  
space ship." l made the mistake of asking June if the officer was serious.  2009 Page #91  
 dictation for three (3) hours and asking certain questions to keep eve,yth 2009 Page #93  
 organizations that had written me asking for full accounts of my original  2009 Page #179  

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n of hostilities, President Truman asks the Army and the Navy to submit pla 2003 Page #86  
ook bound in red leather. Harrison asks if the patient would like a sleepin 2003 Page #91  
to this place. \Xlhy? I mean, that asks some big questions. "Talking to the 2005 Page #68  
uring the Bush (41) administration Asks to see the budget. Determines that  2006 Page #32  
e."35 4:55 AM: Seattle Coast Guard asks Whidbey Island Naval Air Station (a 2006 Page #185  
. 11140: Navy Secretary Frank Knox asks media to hold all' unauthorized Nav 2007 Page #16  
ustrial Development civic offering asks, "lf you're beginning to think the  2007 Page #61  
ort corridor while the banner copy asks, "Impressed? Amaze elite travelers  2007 Page #67  
"\X hat are EB Es?" a second\ oice asks. "EBEs are extraterrestrial beings  2007 Page #75  
dle the issue if someone important asks about UFOs, shown on slide 40. Find 2008 Page #110  
tent of Tab "A" ■ What to do if he asks about UFOs? ■ Why asking? ■ Not a " 2008 Page #121  

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e...,·~ rii~patch reported Leech . asl ;issl'rtcct •'OthN m1tioni. may find 2009 Page #183  

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ychiatrist, Commander R.R. Dean is asleep in the room next to Forrestal's,  2003 Page #91  
ught that his brother was probably asleep at that hour and did not want to  2004 Page #38  
nites. An hour or so after falling asleep, said Bethurum , he was awakened  2009 Page #54  

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 or Kin:.: Geor~e VI in London. A [aslll.tini:: u the atomic bornb," hC ne. 2009 Page #183  

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t forward by the tech corporatio n ASML In a ·1 998 ad in Electronic Ne111s 2007 Page #62  

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 aJwlsers aa* asdstaats as ym *eaa asoeweary to the effoetiwaeea of ymr ais 2003 Page #223  

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 an FDA Commission er who approved aspartame , an artificial sweetener that 2008 Page #142  

Word: "aspect", 38 instance(s) (Back to Top)

om Charlette I knew resolving this aspect of the case was critical. To revi 2003 Page #34  
dies One of the most controversial aspect of the case is the question if an 2003 Page #67  
d because of the cattle mutilation aspect, the number of UFOs and the on-bo 2003 Page #144  
rly the predominant focus of every aspect of the program. All these exposur 2003 Page #185  
and where it was signed a critical aspect to testing the idea that both dir 2003 Page #209  
yed host to12. The most disturbing aspect of this investigation was — there 2003 Page #236  
ciation of the sheer scale of this aspect of the larger UFO controversy. Be 2004 Page #4  
st. 3. Moon Dust: As a specialized aspect of its overall material exploitat 2004 Page #5  
rgen. , By far the most intriguing aspect of this saga, however, came from  2004 Page #14  
nd." Gray said the most intriguing aspect of the fragment was that, althoug 2004 Page #30  
cided upon a writing strategy, one aspect of which was that we did not want 2004 Page #48  
rtant though often sensationalized aspect of Larry Warren's account is the  2004 Page #51  
sment states: "The most disturbing aspect of this investigation was that th 2004 Page #79  
ould all have to sign off on every aspect of the operation. The agreement s 2004 Page #87  
 exclusively, into this particular aspect of the UFO phenomenon. Between 19 2004 Page #110  
vision shows that incorporate some aspect of the Roswell Incident, includin 2004 Page #137  
this flying saucer story and every aspect of the tale. They scoff at the ta 2004 Page #144  
 that secret but there may be some aspect of the UFO information with which 2004 Page #186  
"Dr. Gee," with the undeniable con aspect of the story long since exposed b 2004 Page #219  
cus exclusively on this particular aspect of the UFO phenomenon. Between 19 2005 Page #139  
ote is... "12. The most disturbing aspect of this investigation was — there 2006 Page #104  
ot everyone who has addressed this aspect of the Berwyn affair is convinced 2006 Page #125  
try to emphasize the alien-contact aspect of the [Berwyn] case by bringing  2006 Page #126  
ns with respect to this particular aspect of the broader mystery of what ma 2006 Page #129  
ing. I starred to enjo) the social aspect of school and not the academic as 2007 Page #79  
ect of school and not the academic aspect. NfW: I used to like messing arou 2007 Page #79  
or people to get in. GM: That's an aspect of ir. More importantly l was loo 2007 Page #83  
h participation . As a specialized aspect of its over-all material exploita 2007 Page #134  
on this particularly controversial aspect of the larger UFO mystery. 138    2007 Page #144  
Let's take a quick look at another aspect. The Air Force claimed that there 2008 Page #8  
rievals . Certainly, the Retrieval aspect implies there must be witnesses s 2008 Page #40  
ce. Perhaps the most extraordinary aspect of the story was a quote from the 2008 Page #67  
ientific basis. This hidden occult aspect has been kept carefully hidden no 2008 Page #135  
lem took on a completely different aspect when the discovery of space navig 2009 Page #14  
 At any rate, this illustrates one aspect of the difficulty of scholarly re 2009 Page #24  
ere is one particularly intriguing aspect to Bethurum's story. On the night 2009 Page #54  
, September 27, 1989. Almost every aspect of this case is decidedly non-sta 2009 Page #135  
et espionage had infiltrated every aspect of American society, from the Whi 2009 Page #177  

Word: "aspects", 45 instance(s) (Back to Top)

oswell? One of the most intriguing aspects is that after the crash event a  2003 Page #23  
and some are now unclear, but many aspects of the event he remembers well.  2003 Page #70  
 material in their careers and see aspects of this Manual that do not coinc 2003 Page #171  
. Scope of this manual Present all aspects of Majestic —12 in order to: o G 2003 Page #172  
that secret, but there may be some aspects of the UFO information, with whi 2003 Page #196  
s unknown. Autposies are scheduled aspects of the discoveries. The /nly Cab 2003 Page #235  
's Crash-Retrieval Reports Salient aspects of his life and two books are sh 2004 Page #108  
states, "One of the most difficult aspects of controlling the perception in 2004 Page #125  
amic Management Style • Headed All Aspects of USSR Space Program Built worl 2004 Page #160  
m retribution in the event certain aspects of these operations are revealed 2004 Page #170  
on of both physical and biological aspects of the EBE's, the protocols appe 2004 Page #171  
ree documentaries about particular aspects of the UFO phenomenon for Canadi 2004 Page #214  
riting styles, and a host of other aspects of the copies can be examined in 2004 Page #221  
ad, this speaks to three important aspects of the Roswell event: the latest 2004 Page #226  
00 investigating just the forensic aspects of many of these documents. This 2004 Page #250  
ssion of the psychological warfare aspects of the MJ-12 documents, see my p 2004 Page #254  
ak with the source; and very brief aspects of the story and interview were  2005 Page #39  
orting as personal belief -certain aspects of an alien technolog y research 2005 Page #80  
again sets the stage for the worst aspects of history to repeat themselves. 2005 Page #104  
o deal with such a wide variety of aspects, we need a structured process to 2005 Page #135  
o Anachronisms (specific issues or aspects of the case that are substantial 2005 Page #135  
 factor of 5.0. Zingers: These are aspects of any of the key authenticity m 2005 Page #136  
tandards . If relevant, typography aspects such as typewriter style, typese 2005 Page #136  
re damaging to the case. There are aspects of the case 135                  2005 Page #137  
erent research projects on various aspects of gravit) control. The Air Forc 2005 Page #173  
 and gravitational fields are only aspects of one and the same thing." Will 2005 Page #173  
d to assess the threat/opportunity aspects of Contact on the fly while orga 2006 Page #58  
t would likely keep secret certain aspects of the Contact event and afterma 2006 Page #59  
lict. Maximum emphasis on familiar aspects — "They're like us in so many wa 2006 Page #66  
eir own kind of food. The societal aspects of ant colonies are well known.  2006 Page #101  
former USSR that deal with various aspects of biological warfare and epidem 2006 Page #106  
esolved all of the many and varied aspects of the Berwyn affair. Of the man 2006 Page #121  
trangest — and somewhat unsavory — aspects of this affair surfaced in 1998  2006 Page #127  
evada Some of the most fascinating aspects of the research side of the Bige 2006 Page #198  
 Pop culture references to various aspects of ufology have appeared in some 2007 Page #76  
though Pope and I disagree on some aspects of the UFO controversy, he is to 2008 Page #35  
lien abduction" and "alien virus'' aspects of the phenomenon offer further  2008 Page #37  
vered by the military, and various aspects of the recovery operation are wi 2008 Page #40  
n both the technical and political aspects of Government work, receiving ma 2009 Page #9  
een challenged with respect to two aspects: ( 1) the similarity to the word 2009 Page #13  
data on some of the more sensitive aspects of MJ-12 activities ." If genuin 2009 Page #38  
ak with the source; and very brief aspects of the story and interview were  2009 Page #48  
e. ln 1990 June Crain related some aspects of what she learned about UFO's  2009 Page #89  
 it the editors discuss the unique aspects of the incident and contrast the 2009 Page #139  
roject, yet they misrepresent many aspects of this project. This leaves us  2009 Page #176  

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e • From Tarasenko, M.B., Voenniye Aspekti Sovietskui Kosmanautiki(Moscosv, 2004 Page #157  

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h alien matters • Plane crash near Aspen, CO 1966, someone (Military?) rans 2004 Page #207  
mer and I can remember because the Aspen trees were changing color. And we  2007 Page #121  
ti-Defamation League, Arab Bureau, Aspen Jnstitute, Association of Humanist 2008 Page #143  

Word: "aspertame", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cted to Rockefeller oil interests. Aspertame -Donald Rumsfeld, CEO of Searl 2008 Page #142  

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ous movies followed, including The Asphalt ]"ngle, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 2007 Page #136  

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r the Prohibition of Use in War of Asphyxiating. Poisonous or Other Gases a 2006 Page #107  

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t^t , sat yrrtabla iiaasyisasos *f asr^s^ffloae wMA yw my fusawml, sat ths  2003 Page #223  

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ith full disclosure on the phantom asrects and classified programs in which 2009 Page #42  

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fix" 11.8/2003 Special Operations ‘Asrx.il 3f GUIDE TO UFO IDENTIFICATION : 2003 Page #177  

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came back, "Listen, I'll have your ass. You're going to do it." I was not t 2004 Page #193  
ysis, People I,, Tro11ble, The lvf.ass Psychology of Fa.scis111 and The Can 2005 Page #89  
hn Pin. Craven. The Silent Wer. ai ass THE SILENT WA II To help ensure secr 2006 Page #32  
at ion canno:: be conducted on c:..ass:.c lines. A superior form of coloniz 2008 Page #113  

Word: "assassin", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

that Fred Crisman may have been an assassin working on behalf of aerospace  2003 Page #42  
onald Reagan was shot. His accused assassin, John Hinckly, was son of Bush  2008 Page #142  
last-known close friend of accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. Reagan, who  2008 Page #142  
hat Fred Crisman worked as a hired assassin for the military-industrial com 2009 Page #33  

Word: "assassinate", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 of aerospace industry concerns to assassinate Kennedy. In a well-known sam 2003 Page #42  
to effect • 1978: Bulgarian agents assassinate Georgi Markov in London, usi 2006 Page #107  
sing a Ricin pellet and attempt to assassinate Vladimir Kostov. • 1978 — 19 2006 Page #107  
: The CIA. Vietnam and the Plot to Assassinate John F. Kennedy , reveals th 2009 Page #45  
: The CIA, Vietnam and the Plot to Assassinate John F. Kennedy (Citadel; 20 2009 Page #47  

Word: "assassinated", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

overheat (July 1996) • JFK Jr. was assassinated by explosive device, not du 2004 Page #131  
ic 12 President John F Kennedy Why assassinated? • Usual reasons, pissed of 2004 Page #212  
ident John F. Kennedy was probably assassinated as a result of a conspiracy 2009 Page #44  
y wanted to end and was why he was assassinated . There is, however, a more 2009 Page #45  

Word: "assassination", 58 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Maury Island case and the Kennedy assassination of 1963. In 1968 Fred Cris 2003 Page #42  
n's investigation into the Kennedy assassination. Guy Banister operated an  2003 Page #42  
ict as part of a conspiracy in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Althou 2003 Page #42  
nations that connect it to the JFK assassination. It examines the document, 2003 Page #42  
g the Zapruder film of the Kennedy assassination, indicative of Crisman's a 2003 Page #42  
ald was the "lone gunman" in JFK's assassination. Even the classified versi 2004 Page #125  
ewing • Pat Price killed by remote assassination Post-Korolev/Gagarin Era • 2004 Page #163  
hands with the TV on about the JFK assassination. • Young Tim said what's w 2004 Page #212  
ing a potential motivation for JFK assassination — his inquiries into MJ-12 2004 Page #243  
n determining authorization of the assassination of JFK within the intellig 2004 Page #251  
to potentially point the finger of assassination on those MJ-12 individuals 2004 Page #254  
 1963 that were complicit with the assassination of a president? There is n 2004 Page #254  
nfiscation of evidence ► Character assassination ► Threats (against Individ 2007 Page #15  
cooperative individuals ► Physical assassination 9                          2007 Page #15  
nfiscation of evidence ► Character assassination ► Threats (against indjvid 2007 Page #16  
ooperati ve indjviduals ► Physical assassination •  -:, • .-·.:. 1; U.S. Ce 2007 Page #16  
11ment_ agen~ies regarding the JFK assassination as well as UFO requests. T 2008 Page #105  
icide officer in charge of the JFK assassination . The captain has a reputa 2008 Page #110  
d authority , then they should try assassination of JFK. If" ... the weathe 2008 Page #111  
n that this is a cryptic order for assassination , but in 1963 that was kno 2008 Page #111  
 arcane phrase used by the KGB for assassination and did not enter public p 2008 Page #112  
roup ■ And get no more money ■ Try assassination ■ "Wet'' was not a well-kn 2008 Page #122  
IA covert UFO projects ■Orders his assassination if the directives were app 2008 Page #122  
fy UFO Files and the Alleged MJ-12 Assassination Directive Dr. Michael Soll 2009 Page #5  
 researching both UFOs and the JFK assassination since the early 90s. Ultim 2009 Page #7  
ed Crisman for his role in the JFK assassination in 1968. That's strange en 2009 Page #29  
. JFK scholars often tangle up the assassination in a hard-tofollow tapestr 2009 Page #29  
hat he was involved in the Kennedy assassination. It claimed that Crisman w 2009 Page #33  
 anti-Castro Cubans involved in an assassination plot against Fidel in Flor 2009 Page #33  
as well as the most renowned modem assassination conspiracy . That the Maur 2009 Page #34  
ues to withhold over three hundred assassination related documents , saying 2009 Page #34  
fy UFO Files and the Alleged MJ-12 Assassination Directive Michael E. Sella 2009 Page #35  
 the political events prior to his assassination are evidence that a coup h 2009 Page #35  
itiatives led to implementation of assassination directive On November 12,  2009 Page #42  
 to the early 1960s, was a cryptic assassination directive. In case any sen 2009 Page #42  
the directive sanctioned political assassination. If genuine, the leaked do 2009 Page #42  
with other MJ-12 members a cryptic assassination directive. The directive w 2009 Page #42  
other MJ- 12 members was a cryptic assassination directive. In full, this s 2009 Page #43  
ded that the Burned Document is an assassination directive. In an interview 2009 Page #43  
, to lay the justification for the assassination of any elected or appointe 2009 Page #43  
ve was a pre-authorization for the assassination of any U.S. President who  2009 Page #43  
leton , two days before Kennedy 's assassination, had the MJ directives -th 2009 Page #44  
implicates Angleton in the Kennedy assassination due to the cryptic MJ-12 a 2009 Page #44  
ssination due to the cryptic MJ-12 assassination directive. There is more e 2009 Page #44  
 implicate Angleton in the Kennedy assassination. Lee Harvey Oswald was amo 2009 Page #44  
an, an early author on the Kennedy assassination , claims that CIA counteri 2009 Page #44  
ource of a ClA link to the Kennedy assassination was the investigation by J 2009 Page #44  
conspiracy."41 President Kennedy's assassination by a hit team organized by 2009 Page #44  
ald's participation in the Kennedy assassination, no matter how minimal, pr 2009 Page #44  
rough investigation of the Kennedy assassination. As a former communist def 2009 Page #44  
                               The assassination of President Kennedy direc 2009 Page #45  
ned Document including a political assassination directive against non-coop 2009 Page #45  
 six associates pre-authorized the assassination of Kennedy , it was the CI 2009 Page #45  
ders that culminated in Kennedy 's assassination . In doing so, James Angle 2009 Page #45  
ssional authorities. Was Kennedy's Assassination a Covert Coup by MJ-12? Hi 2009 Page #45  
 the CIA as complicit in Kennedy s assassination point to the CIA's role in 2009 Page #45  
and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The assassination directive represented a co 2009 Page #45  
and other unknown officials in the assassination of President Kennedy. The  2009 Page #46  

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 "it should be wet" a reference to assassinations? Of whom? Anyone in Washi 2004 Page #253  
reopened the investigations on the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Ma 2005 Page #84  
9 by the House Select Committee on Assassinations . The Committee concluded 2009 Page #44  
 Report of the Select Commillee on Assassinations of the U.S. House of Repr 2009 Page #47  

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en, J.: Planet in Trouble: The UFO Assault 011 Earth, New York, The Exposit 2005 Page #104  
takes the form of a military-style assault, global communication, command a 2006 Page #68  
f all-protecting the populace from assault via potentially aggressive overs 2008 Page #25  
ler launched Barbarossa, the grand assault on Russia, as a pre-emptive stri 2008 Page #130  
avor which has prevented a general assault by groups and individuals to uti 2009 Page #25  

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 the provirus theory and the focus assay, shared with Baltimore the Nobel p 2006 Page #112  

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nsMtusnoas • la, ths svsasfe tSsit assdstanoa is net glrun® When your Kisai 2003 Page #212  

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t Defense Department employees are assembled to see Louis Johnson sworn in  2003 Page #89  
 had built and the evidence we had assembled, and to encourage others who h 2004 Page #46  
h Retrieval Conference Soon we had assembled an eclectic group dedicated to 2004 Page #227  
117A, unlike earlier aircraft, was assembled with Torx fasteners whereas th 2006 Page #85  
rx fasteners whereas the F-101 was assembled with Phillips fasteners. The p 2006 Page #85  
ch this team and its equipment was assembled suggests that this was either  2006 Page #134  
 26 Aug. 74, the recovery team had assembled and been staged at Fort Bliss. 2006 Page #134  
wn in from some unknown source and assembled in a secured area. These helic 2006 Page #134  
ts in New Mexico. Rep. Kissner had assembled many old newspaper articles an 2006 Page #139  
s. Five years later in 1952, MJ-12 assembled its First Annual Report. In Pa 2006 Page #140  
ribed in the Majestic-12 documents assembled by Bob and Ryan Wood and archi 2007 Page #160  
hly object. An elite recovery team assembled by the CIA ended up winning th 2007 Page #184  

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 at programming and then I learned assembler language. Then there was the A 2007 Page #78  

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ressing the United Nations General Assembly, 1987 www.majesticdocuments.com 2003 Page #7  
aft. Was this the reason for first assembly of the USSR's MJ-12 counterpart 2004 Page #167  
ld cause, when charged, the entire assembly to rotate. These charged capaci 2005 Page #171  
a C-5 cargo transport. After final assembly and a series of engine runs and 2006 Page #81  
he right-hand side of the fuselage assembly of a Lockheed F-117A. Pieces of 2006 Page #84  
num airplane parts from the rudder assembly and other sections. Although lo 2007 Page #189  
l (2) (U.N. Address to the General Assembly) Tim Cooper's email to me I wen 2008 Page #119  
ialist movement following the 1919 assembly of the Third International in M 2008 Page #125  
 before the United Nations General Assembly on September 20, 1963, Presiden 2009 Page #40  
22 Address Before the 18th General Assembly of the United Nations (Septembe 2009 Page #46  

Word: "assercions", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 host of claims, counterclaims and assercions regarding the Ararat Anomaly  2007 Page #138  

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at there WA a big exploGian others assert that they didn't hear anything. C 2004 Page #19  
t in the public interest but would assert its independence as well. Many in 2006 Page #59  
urvival. Governments would need to assert strong leadership and coordinate  2006 Page #62  
g morale, government would have to assert much greater control over media a 2006 Page #64  

Word: "asserted", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 when a former British Army source asserted that he transported alien bodie 2003 Page #76  
es with the Norwegian military who asserted that they had no knowledge of t 2004 Page #13  
pers in which prominent scientists asserted with authority that humans coul 2004 Page #28  
nd/or too good to be true is being asserted in the general text), wherein o 2004 Page #222  
ff Young had interviewed a man who asserted that he had worked with Project 2005 Page #39  
nd to whoever would listen. Newton asserted in his diary that while he migh 2005 Page #133  
oon on 25 May." The writer further asserted "all small bits and pieces [wer 2006 Page #76  
he mountainside (as James Prescott asserted that he had heard was the case) 2006 Page #129  
ion from his sources. Rep. Kissner asserted there had been an American gove 2006 Page #139  
ff Young had interviewed a man who asserted that he had worked with Project 2009 Page #48  
ather of induction in electricity, asserted frequently before his death a f 2009 Page #158  
evastating as the atomic bomb," he asserted. "Other nations may find them.  2009 Page #162  

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rnment has felt comfortable in its assertion that the case is closed, and t 2004 Page #138  
s were "substantially correct," an assertion he reiterated decades later wh 2004 Page #217  
. Take, for example, this critical assertion as to the character of Colonel 2004 Page #222  
e control box, confirmin g Reich's assertion, and the observations of numer 2005 Page #92  
ries. This can best be done by the assertion that they have either misinter 2005 Page #129  
ited States, clearly contradicting assertion in The Wise Men that they were 2006 Page #168  
 researchers in the 1990s with his assertion that the time and date of many 2008 Page #134  
ete and that this was a ridiculous assertion. Leech was the Acting Director 2009 Page #168  

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ved by unprovable or unfalsifiable assertions, which is "vhat all such clai 2005 Page #86  
p on authority and undermine their assertions of reality? You can hone your 2005 Page #118  
s detractors . Nevertheless , such assertions abound. Several years ago, fo 2008 Page #37  

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 Force at Boscombe Down, Rita Hill asserts that UFOs were involved in sever 2003 Page #78  
itness Navy yeoman Dale Bailey, he asserts that he saw a version of this Ma 2003 Page #179  
the post-atomic era. Friedman even asserts that we as a species may have be 2004 Page #133  
mes Bond Johnson's unconditionally asserts no other members of the press we 2004 Page #231  
 runnel to the DR.ES buildings. He asserts that he has firsthand knowledge  2005 Page #71  
ly-Secret Scace Department airgram asserts: "Preliminary information provid 2005 Page #143  

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 rook preLiminar y measurements to assess the momentum of a crasrung craft, 2005 Page #168  
loped, exercises were conducted to assess the vested interests of stakehold 2006 Page #51  
siness and media) were convened to assess stakeholder concerns and interest 2006 Page #51  
ned, Session participants began to assess the characteristics of eight poss 2006 Page #53  
n the short time frame in which to assess and react. There must be an immed 2006 Page #54  
ent Government would be obliged to assess the threat/opportunity aspects of 2006 Page #58  
nteresting, not evil. With time to assess and explore, science would lead t 2006 Page #61  
igence gathering, rally science to assess NHI vulnerabilities. Media would  2006 Page #63  
d intelligence agencies to Science assess and counter NHI technology and fi 2006 Page #64  
 and reaction to NHI threat and to assess NHI psychology and culture. Busin 2006 Page #64  
d to penetrate NHI strangeness and assess vulnerabilities. All efforts woul 2006 Page #64  
above all on buying time — time to assess nature and capabilities of NHI, t 2006 Page #68  
nse. Because threat may be hard to assess, governments may have difficulty  2006 Page #69  
ms evident that further efforts to assess the prospects of contact, with th 2006 Page #69  
to assume that it is reasonable to assess their motives, means and opportun 2006 Page #102  
ks were used at different times to assess the possible impact of non-techni 2008 Page #108  
 and cavalier approach to properly assess the problem and find a workable s 2009 Page #16  
ied programs in which I can better assess the [UFO] situation."2 While the  2009 Page #42  

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a credit to the Public Printer. He assessed the good copies I had made of t 2003 Page #179  
. U. On arrival at IZ—2, personnel assessed the finds as not belonging to a 2003 Page #232  
 the military sense can be further assessed from two leaked documents from  2005 Page #124  

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ON UNIT SU:M.1.\1ARY: INTELLIGENCE ASSESSi\1ENT." In 1960, according to mar 2005 Page #125  

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"current situation" of April 1954, assessing the ETs as a small threat comp 2003 Page #173  
printed document can be helpful in assessing authenticity, although with so 2003 Page #179  
ely listening to the witnesses and assessing their integrity and circumstan 2004 Page #129  
ely listening to the witnesses and assessing their integrity and circumstan 2005 Page #140  
gs might have much more difficulty assessing the risks of contact. Developi 2006 Page #52  
 apparent familiarity would aid in assessing positivity, fast occurrence wo 2006 Page #65  
y and slow occurrence would aid in assessing positivity, creating maximum o 2006 Page #66  
ankind, but strangeness could make assessing and exploiting such benefits v 2006 Page #67  
iversal. Science will be turned to assessing vulnerabilities of NHI and cre 2006 Page #68  
ranny. - Science will be turned to assessing vulnerabilities of NHI and cre 2006 Page #69  

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 dated September 24, 1947 (Mission Assessment of Recovered Lenticular Aerod 2003 Page #28  
t is a Memorandum For the Military Assessment of the Joint Intelligence Com 2003 Page #87  
ve x Top Secret Ultra Intelligence Assessment http://www.majesticdocuments. 2003 Page #211  
NOMKMNON UNIT SUMMARI INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT File ref. OO15h.7122-A.12O6 T 2003 Page #232  
ed Judgement on this issue 13. Our assessment of this investigation rests o 2003 Page #236  
times: UFO. But he was late in his assessment of the situation. Werbicki an 2004 Page #41  
ENOMENON UNIT SUMMARY INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT File Ref. 001947122-A.1206 "T 2004 Page #79  
d by and date The IPU Intelligence Assessment was dated September 4, 1960 b 2004 Page #79  
enomenon Unit Summary Intelligence Assessment states: "The most disturbing  2004 Page #79  
main for years. To do an effective assessment, it would be probably necessa 2004 Page #117  
itary gerso rtra.dialmillf 1111,16 Assessment of the Joint Intelligence Com 2004 Page #210  
 turn, the leaked IPU intelligence assessment, later stamped i\1L\JIC, unve 2005 Page #125  
ress."10 The report concluded: Our assessment of this investigation rests o 2005 Page #126  
e shields or counter-mea sures, an assessment of these capabilities would b 2005 Page #162  
hreat would be widely assumed. The assessment of positivity can develop thr 2006 Page #54  
to humankind. Clear perception and assessment of the NHI remains difficult, 2006 Page #54  
entific community for rapid threat assessment and communication assistance. 2006 Page #59  
be pressed by government for rapid assessment but would hold out for cautio 2006 Page #59  
ority would be communication; then assessment of attending technologies. Sc 2006 Page #59  
ecause strangeness can make threat assessment far more difficult, slow-stra 2006 Page #60  
 raise doubts and concerns, making assessment of positivity difficult. Broa 2006 Page #66  
ange -Positive - Slow would aid in assessment of positive, but strange woul 2006 Page #67  
ent familiarity will make negative assessment easy, but speed of occurrence 2006 Page #67  
on degree and kind of strangeness, assessment of negativity could be delaye 2006 Page #68  
t because of strangeness, accurate assessment of danger could be delayed. - 2006 Page #69  
 non-classified forum a systematic assessment of the possibility of direct  2006 Page #69  
 big mouth shut." (p. 285) INK AGE ASSESSMENT ■ Ball point 1961: certainly  2007 Page #47  
 ■ Felt tip 1962: Early government assessment ■ 1977 ball point: -Remarks b 2007 Page #47  
More accurate airplane cost growth assessment ; Measurement of high-altitud 2007 Page #163  
f a small civilian airplane. Their assessment of what had occun-ed would un 2007 Page #186  
ted." Does Nick Pope feel that the assessment of the Assistant Chief of the 2008 Page #34  
 Second, a treatment of linguistic assessment of the Einstein/Oppenheimer d 2008 Page #104  
ated Linguistic Identification and Assessment System) which was the tool us 2008 Page #107  
te, the highest level intelligence assessment guiding overall policy. Blue  2008 Page #111  
ated Linguistic Identification and Assessment System} is 95% here 21 Chaski 2008 Page #118  
ality of Teller's thinking. My own assessment of word length confirmed that 2009 Page #11  
 on Atomic Energy and the Material Assessment of the Joint Intelligence Com 2009 Page #19  

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 are informed and prepared; threat assessments are complete, and the genera 2006 Page #60  
ins the weakest. Moreover, injtial assessments undertaken ar the behest of  2007 Page #143  

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into unity. ” British Intelligence Asset 1941-42 www.maj9sUcdocum9nts.com 1 2003 Page #14  
e used by the AFOSI as an "insider asset." He didn't know it yet, but that  2003 Page #146  
." He didn't know it yet, but that asset was going to be UFO researcher Bil 2003 Page #146  
ected Ms. Dukas of being an active asset of Soviet intelligence since at le 2005 Page #92  
 campaign may have proved to be an asset to loca.l traffic cono-estion, it  2007 Page #69  
n by a hit team organized by a CIA asset, Clay Shaw, directly implicates th 2009 Page #44  

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jor population centers using human assets from MK-ULTRA and ARTICHOKE on U. 2004 Page #254  
 to take steps to protect business assets and interests. Under benevolent s 2006 Page #56  
panding covert network , of "media assets.· .. ,.. 1953: CIA's Robertson Pa 2007 Page #26  
expanding covert network of "media assets." ► 1953: CIA's Robertson Panel c 2007 Page #26  
inancing Hitler. Handling the Nazi assets was bank director Prescott Bush.  2008 Page #129  
rs Harriman and UBC-related client assets were seized under the Trading wit 2008 Page #129  
ncerns doing business in or moving assets into Switzerland, Panama, Argenti 2008 Page #129  
t association with a number of CIA assets provided opportunities for Anglet 2009 Page #44  

Word: "assiduously", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

gent provocateur", 'who had worked assiduously for the tsarist secret polic 2004 Page #153  

Word: "assign", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 into feasible components and then assign to appropriate intelligence agenc 2009 Page #19  
e Office of National Estimates and assign a represent ative to integrate ma 2009 Page #19  

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ng the announcement. Who the agent assigned to this field office is unknown 2003 Page #32  
no contact with the V.I.P. patient assigned to this important job on this n 2003 Page #95  
is night? Apparently the regularly assigned attendant did not appear for hi 2003 Page #95  
witz research project. The players assigned to watch Bennewitz did not care 2003 Page #145  
research and expertise. Fugate was assigned to a project that could to some 2003 Page #148  
oving the parts, with the RED TEAM assigned to complete craft, and OPNAC in 2003 Page #176  
 EBEs treated by medical personnel assigned to OPNAC Team. No medications.  2003 Page #177  
he 9393rd Technical Services Unit, assigned to Alamogordo AAF, was responsi 2003 Page #233  
had. limited duty as naval officer assigned, to Naval Intelligence during w 2003 Page #236  
 Brobs and TyHenson, who have been assigned as special observers of the Arc 2004 Page #13  
 Flight, the same Flight Larry was assigned to. Mark is mentioned on page 1 2004 Page #49  
 former Security Police Specialist assigned to D Flight, named on nine sepa 2004 Page #49  
 'enemy weapons system.' A T-Force assigned to secure flying disc crash sit 2004 Page #62  
inter-service, U. S. military unit assigned a mission to take, hold and def 2004 Page #62  
f officers and civilian scientists assigned to the Joint Research and Devel 2004 Page #65  
 intrusions, and high priority was assigned to collect a .0ecimen of the te 2004 Page #65  
sible. That phrase, "High priority assigned to collect a specimen of the te 2004 Page #65  
ts Moon Dust and Pounce which were assigned security of air space over Whit 2004 Page #65  
944, the Navy's Bureau of Ordnance assigned the Applied Physics Laboratory  2004 Page #66  
e, the media, and citizenry. I was assigned a code number — Fox Trot Kilo 3 2004 Page #108  
very publication has been read and assigned a Report Number, relating the y 2004 Page #110  
 Force Major George Filer (who was assigned to the facility at the time). 4 2005 Page #78  
. If one speculates that UFOs were assigned to CI for some arcane "disinfor 2005 Page #124  
n, DC, reports that in 1976 he was assigned to shred documents from the vau 2005 Page #130  
e, the media, and citizenry. I was assigned a code number-Fox Trot Kilo 3 Z 2005 Page #139  
d members of the public alike have assigned the Alien Autopsy film co the h 2005 Page #151  
st experience occurred when he was assigned to a special operations team th 2005 Page #164  
ll be treated by medical personnel assigned to the OPNAC Team. If the team  2006 Page #19  
r Project Moon Dust in 1969 he was assigned to guarding a captured EBE. The 2006 Page #21  
in ELINT. When he was subsequently assigned to the NSA, Sherman worked on a 2006 Page #22  
iven to a remote site in me night. Assigned to retrieve fragments of metall 2006 Page #26  
ce on 22 December, Article 792 was assigned to the 4450th Test Squadron Nig 2006 Page #81  
ham provided a cover for personnel assigned to the 4450th and could have se 2006 Page #83  
 1964. Article 1003 was eventually assigned to a joint program involving th 2006 Page #87  
d in an Area 51 radar facility was assigned to move about 250 miles to Ceda 2006 Page #150  
AFB and Area 51. Paul's father was assigned to design and build a new radar 2006 Page #151  
ne clrcutts; n,lntary lntelllgenco assigned · · cen10Bhlp of oveBaas mall a 2007 Page #16  
 talked to a retired m.ilitary man assigned co transport two crates from th 2007 Page #149  
investigated by military personnel assigned to the three, above-projects .  2008 Page #23  
o a "security specialist " who was assigned to the 6947th Security Squadron 2008 Page #29  
or (B) American military personnel assigned to one of the most strategicall 2008 Page #32  
 their home territory the soldiers assigned to secure the Crash Zone may ha 2008 Page #60  
he East Gate in a truck with newly assigned Aim1an 1st Class Edward Cabansa 2008 Page #80  
d 1w story in depth and • Coro was assigned wh,n & where ht cla.inu · Couo  2008 Page #151  
ORY AND NO CLASSIFICATION HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO THE fNFORMATION CONTAINED HE 2009 Page #23  
 in Vietnam and Japan before being assigned as Deputy Base Commander at RAF 2009 Page #60  
sted in the U.S. Air Force. He was assigned to a school for Maintenance Eng 2009 Page #68  
heed C-130 Hercules cargo aircraft assigned to Ramstein Air Base (AB), Rein 2009 Page #72  
er and his team of petty officers. Assigned entire island of Isle Ne. situa 2009 Page #176  

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rective to Twining on July 8, 9147 assigning him to go to New Mexico - leak 2003 Page #211  

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f all Navy war needs: a staggering assignment by any standards. By all acco 2003 Page #86  
 book, Colonel Corso described his assignment in 1961 to 1963 to get extrat 2003 Page #101  
Moore. He would eventually get the assignment to follow and report on Benne 2003 Page #146  
rder, and there is a sophisticated assignment of numbers and letters availa 2003 Page #172  
ation not photographed; or (b) the assignment of the Manual by stamp to Uni 2003 Page #185  
 he returned from his World War II assignment in Italy. He told me that he  2004 Page #78  
phone lines. It is not part of our assignment, our duty, our national defen 2004 Page #183  
lemnly swear that during a special assignment with the U.S. Air Force, on M 2005 Page #40  
rted experience, he was on special assignment to the AEC at the atomic prov 2005 Page #41  
 Roswell, New Mexico, on a special assignment. Initially, the cameraman was 2005 Page #145  
er part of August 1945 on a secret assignment. Little or nothing has been p 2005 Page #153  
l was told to report for a special assignment at the lndjan Springs Air For 2005 Page #168  
ving his normal duties to go on MY assignment with the Project Moon Dust cr 2006 Page #19  
fy what I had heard about his last assignment. He retired as the Chief of P 2008 Page #45  
lemnly swear that during a special assignment with the U.S. Air Force, on M 2009 Page #49  
personnel documents identified her assignment as the Parachute Branch. In 2 2009 Page #92  

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 be allocated to facilitate future assignments that the unit may be called  2003 Page #237  
s: In addition to their staff duty assignments, intelligence team personnel 2004 Page #4  
rise), :J\t1ichaelis' seruor staff assignments included the Strategic Plans 2005 Page #130  
1: In addition to their staff dury assignments, inteUigence team personnel  2005 Page #142  
 his special and highly classified assignments . He worked for the US Air F 2005 Page #174  
abama; and then given regular army assignments until called away to perform 2006 Page #16  
ce to his alleged training for, or assignments with, UFO crash retrieval te 2006 Page #17  
his is consistent Stone's overseas assignments and with the following SOM1- 2006 Page #18  
ide 28: Sheppard "Naval History of Assignments" (Includes March 26, 1976 to 2006 Page #156  
y: In addition to their staff duty assignments, intelligence team personnel 2007 Page #134  
e covert world, even to get choice assignments like the JFK hit. Serious re 2009 Page #31  
o the details of his residence and assignments. When she gave me the articl 2009 Page #93  

Word: "assimilate", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ess community would take longer to assimilate NHI technology due to its str 2006 Page #61  

Word: "assisi", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

opmtttl or rupportlng mlllrrlals • Assisi In diss,mlnalion or lnformadon to 2008 Page #154  

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ispatched to the Kecksburg area to assist in the search for what was initia 2003 Page #60  
d States Government is prepared to assist realistically and immediately a p 2003 Page #222  
. DETLEV BRONK/ has been asked, to assist in the autopsy of one well preser 2003 Page #236  
ad the services of Nick Redfern to assist me in doing some of the backgroun 2004 Page #106  
EX. (DR) by b29st OR C47 wright to AsSist flights AT ROSWELL. Assure (G) ex 2004 Page #229  
ed me to see if I might be able tO assist in the making of a UFO documentar 2005 Page #146  
DR. DETLEV BRONK has been asked to assist in the autopsy of one well preser 2006 Page #104  
some of these patients in Korea to assist a crack team of researchers. Extr 2006 Page #108  
uding the advertising indust~·, co assist in a program designed co graduall 2007 Page #59  
ch employ UFO and aljen imagery to assist in their markecing. lnformacion s 2007 Page #67  
 there a covert effort in place to assist the public in making what will ve 2007 Page #77  
vels of the Mexican government to "assist" with the recovery. Mexico stated 2007 Page #187  
cs fl~ing co its ,icirury as if co assist it. They were of the same shape a 2007 Page #199  
na, Austria. It was established to assist in international police cooperati 2008 Page #139  
he and his colleagues undertook to assist us in better understanding what a 2009 Page #140  

Word: "assistanc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a deep breath and phoned directory assistanc e and got their phone number.  2009 Page #137  

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ccupant was dispatched for medical assistance and isolation. The bodies wer 2003 Page #99  
issonance of apparent approval and assistance on one hand, and doors slamme 2003 Page #150  
d the probable consequences of the assistance, which you may recommend." On 2003 Page #206  
tent, and probable @one@qusna*s of assistance which you nay r*twn»sBd. Mhsn 2003 Page #213  
consequences of direct large-scale assistance. For some time I have had in  2003 Page #224  
ted States Government can consider assistance in a program of rehabilitatio 2003 Page #225  
tent, and probable consequences of assistance which you may recommend, 3nd  2003 Page #225  
ble consequences in the event that assistance is not given. When your missi 2003 Page #225  
consequences of direct large-scale assistance. For soae ties X have had ia  2003 Page #228  
uthorities have urgently requested assistance from the U.S. National Aerona 2004 Page #8  
rnment, which, in turn, had sought assistance from the U.S. National Aerona 2004 Page #8  
t in the village and ask for their assistance. 34                           2004 Page #37  
alify as "owners," albeit with the assistance of manager class members (or  2005 Page #75  
ess partner, Volker Spielberg, for assistance.                              2005 Page #145  
and in some instances even with my assistance. The fact remains, however, t 2005 Page #146  
 the last 3 years, I have received assistance in further research into the  2005 Page #146  
as the ideal researcher to ask for assistance. Prior to th.is, I had worked 2005 Page #147  
y is consistent with the first aid assistance described in SOM1-01. As part 2006 Page #19  
ario planning consultant, with the assistance of Susan Stickley. John, with 2006 Page #49  
 of Susan Stickley. John, with the assistance of Michelle Bowers, Michael L 2006 Page #49  
hreat assessment and communication assistance. Government would lean on med 2006 Page #59  
hed in the United States. With the assistance of Stanton T. Friedman and se 2006 Page #99  
pact point. In turn, they received assistance in the search from the RAF st 2006 Page #120  
e, gave a huge amount of technical assistance and support to a BBC televisi 2006 Page #131  
 it bent over backwards to provide assistance to a TV company producing a s 2006 Page #131  
 rescue and they would provide any assistance necessary in future space mis 2006 Page #132  
ls and received numerous calls for assistance from therapists and experienc 2006 Page #197  
ks without public debate. Research Assistance Also, in the spring of 1993,  2006 Page #202  
Project Blue Book received regular assistance from the 4602nd AISS -whose w 2007 Page #133  
uthorities have urgently requested assistance from the US National Aeronaut 2007 Page #141  
rnment, which, in turn, had sought assistance from the US National Aeronaut 2007 Page #141  
h the recovery. Mexico stated that assistance was not required, and that th 2007 Page #187  
neral maps of the region. Of great assistance to us were a number of Coyame 2007 Page #188  
otional distress, the Hills sought assistance from Dr. Benjamin Simon, a Bo 2008 Page #35  
rinciple of cooperation and mutual assistance and shall conduct all their a 2008 Page #36  
DIS provided specialist advice and assistance on a number of areas related  2008 Page #64  
 Zealand officers. All practicable assistance of facilities and personnel i 2009 Page #165  
. The report goes on to detail the assistance provided by British scientist 2009 Page #165  
ed by the U.S. Navy and scientific assistance provided by British scientist 2009 Page #172  
ea • Newspapers checked • Enlisted assistance from PG & E meter reader -··- 2009 Page #194  

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SoLl states devemnoat oan consider assistanee in a ©f rehabilitation only i 2003 Page #213  

Word: "assistant", 33 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 of my on-site historical research assistant, Margaret, she found and secur 2003 Page #32  
 charged with being "the principle assistant to the President in all matter 2003 Page #87  
xt day. As Menninger is the former assistant to the Navy's Surgeon General, 2003 Page #90  
 purely as an interest item of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligenc 2003 Page #162  
f of Staff for Intelligence." Many Assistant COS-G2, have been directly lin 2003 Page #162  
nt: Honorable W. Stuart Symington, Assistant Secretary of War Lt. General H 2003 Page #191  
ral and two of the General and his assistant, Col. TJ DuBose. Johnson then  2004 Page #227  
af, and to Reich's long-time first assistant, Dr. Elsworth F. Baker, for ha 2005 Page #88  
s, then went on to work as Freud's assistant for the next six years. They p 2005 Page #89  
om Germany in 1933, along with his assistant and secretary Helen Dukas. \Xl 2005 Page #92  
dates from 1954 when Reich had his assistant, \Xlilliam I'vfoise, attempt t 2005 Page #97  
h F. Baker, DrReich's former first assistant; Reich biographer Dr. Myron Sh 2005 Page #105  
4, 1947 from IPU headquarters, the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligenc 2005 Page #124  
cret Ultra" under the authority of Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligenc 2005 Page #125  
om Roben Cutler, who was a special assistant to 123                         2005 Page #125  
pment Programs, Office of the CNO; Assistant Chief of Naval Operations (A.i 2005 Page #130  
hers such as Jan Aldrich, a former Assistant Adjutant for the U.S. Army. Al 2006 Page #15  
 Disappears Catherine Austin Fitts Assistant Secretary of HUD during the Bu 2006 Page #32  
 Air Force Colonel Charles Winkle, Assistant Executive in the Directorate f 2006 Page #169  
IATES ... ■ Arthur Jones, personal assistant to John D. Rockefeller ■ John  2007 Page #43  
ment ; \'(liJliam F. Tompkins, che Assistant Arrorney General; and none oth 2007 Page #137  
ommand. The main addressee was the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff; so wha 2008 Page #34  
pe feel that the assessment of the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff was a f 2008 Page #34  
nolds Tobacco Company fortune, was assistant secretary of the Army in 1947, 2008 Page #133  
d a year later was named a special assistant on national security affairs t 2008 Page #133  
nel Robert Schow, who would become assistant director of the ClA in 1949 an 2008 Page #137  
nt director of the ClA in 1949 and assistant chief of staff for intelligenc 2008 Page #137  
etwork. It was during his stint as assistant to the U.S. Ambassador that Du 2008 Page #138  
nel Robert Schow, who would become assistant director of the CIA in 1949 an 2008 Page #138  
nt director of the CIA in 1949 and assistant chief of staff for intelligenc 2008 Page #138  
e NSC, or perhaps amore likely-the Assistant to the President for National  2009 Page #19  
ary 1947, Leech was invited by the Assistant Secretary , U.S. Navy, to work 2009 Page #166  
ary 1947, Leech was invited by the Assistant Secretary, U.S. Navy to work w 2009 Page #172  

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th you such experts," (blank) "and assistants as you deem necessary to the  2003 Page #206  
perts, technicians, scientists and assistants" vs. "experts, advisors and a 2003 Page #207  
stants" vs. "experts, advisors and assistants" Concerns Abouf Authenticity  2003 Page #207  
xperts, trohnielans, sdentista and assistants aa you detoa necessary to the 2003 Page #212  
ith you such experts, advisers and assistants as nay be de*ned necessary to 2003 Page #213  
? . technicians, s*-ientist ,; and assistants as you deem nrcessw to th« nf 2003 Page #214  
It is my feeling that the group of assistants should be held to the minimum 2003 Page #222  
ral Vfedemeyer to China with a few assistants to make a fact-finding survey 2003 Page #224  
eight or ten experts, advisers and assistants. It is suggested, and General 2003 Page #224  
ith you such experts, advisers and assistants as you deem necessary to the  2003 Page #225  
eral Wedeaeyer to China with a few assistants to sake & fact-finding survey 2003 Page #228  
eight or ten experts, advisers and assistants. It is suggested that General 2003 Page #228  
 that he and g2?@up of experts and assistants will be in China ap- proxiaat 2003 Page #229  
ding Wedemeyer to China with e few assistants to make a survey • of the sit 2003 Page #230  
I started accompanied by these two assistants to make a trial trip," the st 2004 Page #32  
r Mia Adams with one of Einstein's assistants who allegedly joined him in a 2004 Page #119  
peatedly observed by Reich and his assistants during To-T violated the Seco 2005 Page #91  
 years. But then one of Einstein's assistants offered a simple explanation. 2005 Page #92  
 colleagues , and Einstein and his assistants continued to change hands ove 2005 Page #92  

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f and the late Len Stringfield who assisted me with the investigation, with 2003 Page #62  
ht" was drifting with the ebb tide assisted by a natural 3-4 knot current t 2004 Page #35  
d included three live aliens being assisted out of the craft. Significant w 2004 Page #117  
ts of July 1947, the Star Telegram assisted Roger Ramey in matters totally  2004 Page #237  
to reveal his name but said he had assisted in the capture of the creature  2005 Page #36  
U.S. Air Force, on May 21, 1953, I assisted in the investigation of a crash 2005 Page #40  
her trained cloud-buster operator, assisted Reich and Moise in the operatio 2005 Page #99  
on where law enforcement personnel assisted him with setting up security fo 2006 Page #74  
e leading facility is Biopreparat, assisted by support facilities of the An 2006 Page #106  
left government service in 2006, I assisted the National Archives in the re 2008 Page #61  
hat Deutsche Bank official who had assisted in moving Lenin through wartime 2008 Page #127  
Jr. and Maury D. Field. Others who assisted me in various ways were Donald  2009 Page #25  
U.S. Air Force, on May 21, 1953, I assisted in the investigation of a crash 2009 Page #49  
nally intended that Leech would be assisted by a senior group comprising of 2009 Page #165  
ke useful contributions." would be assisted by a senior group comprising Pr 2009 Page #173  

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he S&rtea 'Zotm reset aaa ■raaiiar assistewm la a yreym af weQy IT the CMas 2003 Page #223  

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version of this Manual when he was assisting in the destruction of classifi 2003 Page #179  

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telephone area code swnmary of two associ.ttes of photos •Called each lec1d 2009 Page #193  

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," a word so rare as to be totally associable with one author. The word tha 2008 Page #109  

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was unknown. In the mid-1980's, my associate George Lutz and I were looking 2003 Page #63  
FON, the Mutual UFO Network; as an Associate -Investigator for CUFOS, the C 2004 Page #108  
onaut, according to Moore's former associate and publisher of the alternati 2004 Page #145  
tion by John Andrews, a friend and associate of his. Indeed, Andrews was on 2005 Page #80  
r Savings and Loan, and as a close associate of President Eisenhower. He wa 2005 Page #97  
ch authorized his friend, research associate and sonin-law (who was a train 2005 Page #98  
 was appointed to the committee as Associate Director, and at some point du 2005 Page #99  
ening. Just prior to th.is Reich's associate, · Dr. Silverc, had transporte 2005 Page #100  
FON, the Mutual UFO Network; as an Associate lnYestigator for CUFOS, the Ce 2005 Page #139  
a Technical Institute, and a close associate of Victor Schauberger, who had 2005 Page #169  
tions were that people would still associate the show with the Foundation,  2006 Page #204  
1: Byron Prtce. executive edNor of Associate Pren. ewom In as Director of C 2007 Page #16  
ve disinte grated when they had to associate with previousl y unfamiliar so 2007 Page #76  
972, Jack Pickett and }us business associate Harold Baker published for the 2007 Page #94  
t, Dr. Robert Kadesch , who was an associate professor of physics at the Un 2008 Page #11  
ainnan Gerhardt Westrick , a close associate of John Foster Dulles, who was 2008 Page #128  
 data produced by Hoagland and his associate, Michael Bara. As a former res 2008 Page #135  
General Walter Dom berger, a close associate of Yon Braun; Werner Heisenber 2008 Page #138  
eface to a book by former Research Associate in the Defense Studies Program 2009 Page #11  
ev is a structural engineer and an Associate Professor of Mechanics, who wa 2009 Page #136  
. The Bismark Tribune quoted Leech associate W.A. Miller of the Sydney Univ 2009 Page #159  
ersity from 1943 -46 as a Research Associate and Field Representative , Div 2009 Page #164  

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 Jackson MO police departments and associated fire departments along with t 2003 Page #30  
rg who took part in the activities associated with that event. Most of thes 2003 Page #57  
is the question if any bodies were associated with the Kecksburg crash. I'l 2003 Page #67  
that the ship went underground. He associated that with an underground cave 2003 Page #144  
interested scientists tended to be associated with NSA operations on the Ba 2003 Page #146  
mile beneath the surface. The name associated with this project was "Excali 2003 Page #149  
 item number three and none of the associated tabs are declassified yet. If 2003 Page #157  
ils the procedures for packing and associated paperwork. One expert on ship 2003 Page #176  
early 100 years. There were hoaxes associated with the flap. In the 1960s,  2004 Page #28  
increased background radiation now associated with a landing zone, another  2004 Page #58  
his death, The Washington Post and Associated Press wrote: "Congressman Sch 2004 Page #60  
tive orders that required everyone associated with the extraterrestrial inv 2004 Page #80  
r being bloodless, without tracks, associated with mysterious lights and be 2004 Page #82  
n complaints since the 1960s, also associated with mysterious lights and be 2004 Page #82  
 occurred, and that top scientists associated with the military had been ca 2004 Page #92  
 This, of course, is the code word associated with several QDs, such as the 2004 Page #119  
e to withstand colossal "G" forces associated with rapid acceleration and d 2004 Page #147  
k like a suicide • Why: People she associated with • Things she knew, but d 2004 Page #207  
1935. Brady was also professionaUy associated with one of Reich's lawyers:  2005 Page #93  
abinet,' may have been privy to or associated with the MJ-12 group. I agree 2005 Page #97  
to atomic energy-a subject closely associated with UFOs, since sightings an 2005 Page #130  
ld include typographical anomalies associated with the printing process of  2005 Page #136  
5.0. Combining the weighted scores associated with these seven categories,  2005 Page #137  
 off to calf. Despite minor perils associated with being away from adults,  2005 Page #154  
assified UFO crash retrieval teams associated with Project Moon Dust, and o 2006 Page #17  
g and service records of personnel associated with crash retrieval teams wo 2006 Page #21  
ies, awards or clearances that are associated with MJ-12 Group projects. 8. 2006 Page #24  
f the unfortunate stigma sometimes associated with serious consideration of 2006 Page #49  
te the most critical uncertainties associated with Contact and then to buil 2006 Page #51  
is type have intrinsic assumptions associated with them. We tried to make o 2006 Page #52  
ly display characteristics usually associated with animals, most notably mo 2006 Page #113  
o forms tiny fibers called scrapie associated fibrils (SAFs) in the test tu 2006 Page #114  
 Nothing is known about the deaths associated with the foreign recovery tea 2006 Page #136  
his despite the fact that everyone associated with the private mission made 2006 Page #192  
 certain frequencies that had been associated with UFO sightings: "EMC reco 2006 Page #200  
ron Price, executive editor of the Associated Press wire service, was sworn 2007 Page #16  
of Scripps Howard and owner of the Associated Press wire service. Note the  2007 Page #16  
y responsible choose an image long associated with some UFO abductions, the 2007 Page #74  
of the seriousness or implications associated with disclosure through h.is  2007 Page #76  
l classified, this article and the associated illustrations represent the m 2007 Page #94  
i on sys rem which might have been associated "·ith the USAF 1 • EPA (Nucle 2007 Page #109  
thers, Johnson remembered no sound associated with the object. He did belie 2008 Page #11  
 rule out a bolide. They are often associated with a roaring sound or a ser 2008 Page #12  
 the witness dido 't want his name associated with UFOs. I could understand 2008 Page #14  
cause in ufology the word is often associated with the work of Dr Steven Gr 2008 Page #69  
on and evaluation of the ten pages associated with the "Burned Memo;" and f 2008 Page #104  
ot typed by professional secretary associated with the Institute ■"Director 2008 Page #118  
                      "I have been associated with this activity for almost 2008 Page #134  
ity. Berkner also was president of Associated Universities , Inc. (AUI), es 2008 Page #134  
ood deal of understandable mystery associated with the phenomena , intellig 2009 Page #15  
 to the national security problems associated with the phenomenon of uniden 2009 Page #25  
secretly studying the technologies associated with the UFO issue. Bush had  2009 Page #36  
port by the Pentagon , was closely associated with CI.A covert operations,  2009 Page #37  
ction Memorandum. NSAM 271 and the associated Top Secret Memorandum to the  2009 Page #41  
ght-Patterson and the laboratories associated with the Foreign Technology D 2009 Page #92  
an city, or the singular qualities associated with the beings involved, or  2009 Page #140  
and naval officers were said to be associated in the project. What an intri 2009 Page #157  

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the Kecksburg event, and one of my associates and another man were talking  2003 Page #63  
hat President Truman and his close associates felt when they allegedly lear 2004 Page #75  
n told by one of Smith's close UFO associates, a military scientist by the  2004 Page #93  
e wife of one of Smith's close UFO associates, described another story Smit 2004 Page #94  
 a story that one of Smith's close associates had been telling since the 19 2004 Page #96  
 of the accumulators Reich and his associates constructed over the years va 2005 Page #90  
ity for that matter. Reich and rus associates had broken no laws, but given 2005 Page #101  
 text stamped onto one inside page associates the document with a unit KB-8 2005 Page #129  
 manuscript FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS AND ASSOCIATES ... ■ Arthur Jones, personal  2007 Page #43  
 Ben fuch pulled a few of his dose associates aside, and stated: "you know, 2007 Page #114  
ents also showed that Bush and his associates routinely tried to conceal th 2008 Page #129  
tration . While Dulles and his six associates pre-authorized the assassinat 2009 Page #45  

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ted by the National Shoe Retailers Association on foot anatomy shoe fitting 2003 Page #48  
that multitudes of people had some association with this incident. Many of  2003 Page #56  
 UCLA School of Engineering Alumni Association. According to one of the att 2005 Page #81  
is attorney's politics, and of his association with Mrs. Bradv. There is no 2005 Page #93  
urn address of the Police Officers Association . The contents are dated Mar 2005 Page #122  
nizer for the British UFO Research Association (BUFORA), and I already had  2005 Page #146  
ions for tl1e British UFO Research Association (BUFOR.A) and "iv[UFON Repre 2005 Page #152  
he real ones are phony... guilt by association. It is interesting that Colo 2006 Page #13  
d BUFORA, The British UFO R;search Association. I don't remember specifical 2007 Page #80  
 via the Maryland Chiefs of Police Association. An executive secretary sent 2008 Page #45  
e the longest continuous record of association with them." Gray also worked 2008 Page #134  
r psychische Hygiene or the German Association for Mental Hygiene. Dr. Rems 2008 Page #140  
        r The American Psychiatric Association in its I 952 Diagnostic and  2008 Page #141  
 John Hinckly, was son of Bush oil association and Bush's son Neil was sche 2008 Page #142  
gue, Arab Bureau, Aspen Jnstitute, Association of Humanistic Psychology , B 2008 Page #143  
up, Mont Pelerin Society, National Association for the Advancement of Color 2008 Page #143  
ted publications of members of the Association of Former Intelligence Offic 2009 Page #14  
rintelligence. Oswald's subsequent association with a number of CIA assets  2009 Page #44  

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g further interconnecting business associations of this time was Internatio 2008 Page #128  

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ch , ehicle carried an appropriate assortment of laborator y equipment and  2005 Page #99  
he things and who exactly were the assortment of beings and entities who ap 2009 Page #140  

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n. F. Kennedy "I would like you to assume personally the initiative and cen 2003 Page #6  
t looking. He had a suit on, or we assume it was a suit, it could have been 2003 Page #23  
n we have won the war the USA must assume its destiny; there will be a time 2003 Page #27  
signed by JFK “I would like you to assume personally the initiative ...of s 2003 Page #162  
f a hoaxed document. Some skeptics assume that everything is a fake and try 2003 Page #181  
istances. Furthermore, the critics assume that these 179                    2003 Page #183  
. In addition, most of the critics assume that the security system being us 2003 Page #185  
of extreme significance. I have to assume that this event was one still con 2004 Page #6  
ing a hypothetical sighting, if we assume that there has been radar or pilo 2004 Page #168  
 or if someone at the very last. I assume there are people — I understood t 2004 Page #185  
 course, is the whole point. Let's assume, for the moment, that Pflock real 2004 Page #221  
ebris in Ramey's office. So let us assume these were taken at his remembere 2004 Page #237  
 LAWS IN OUR UNIVERSE ■ Let's also assume there is no magic ■ Math and logi 2005 Page #4  
was hardly egoistic that he should assume that his activities might be the  2005 Page #96  
, but he called mem pictures, so I assume they were photos. At one point du 2005 Page #165  
d that nobody is coming here. They assume, because it takes less energy to  2006 Page #11  
ople a few hundred miles away, why assume we can second guess aliens? They  2006 Page #11  
s and 21st century. • Plausible to assume some of the encounters could have 2006 Page #29  
understand it. Humans will tend to assume that such a life form possesses s 2006 Page #52  
f hostility. If so, its body might assume any one of innumerable shapes, si 2006 Page #53  
ate human perception and gradually assume control. Once the hostile intent  2006 Page #55  
 Some might also be called upon to assume a more statesman-like role as lia 2006 Page #57  
resenting technologies. Some might assume and try to assure that they knew  2006 Page #58  
e. Conservatives might immediately assume total evil; liberals might take w 2006 Page #63  
amiliar -Negative Government would assume that enemy is comprehensible and  2006 Page #63  
Lawlessness would rise. Many would assume that government is lying, that th 2006 Page #64  
 unidentified, it is reasonable to assume that many UFO crashes involve exp 2006 Page #88  
 doing some of that), I'm going to assume that it is reasonable to assess t 2006 Page #102  
have. In summary, it is logical to assume that the laws of nature apply equ 2006 Page #102  
weapons. Would it be reasonable to assume that there are black ops here wit 2006 Page #106  
 at 40,000 ft. It is reasonable to assume that the radar installations in M 2006 Page #170  
than the 300 mph calculated above. Assume that at the initial detection was 2006 Page #172  
iously on your systems or did ) ou assume everything was secure. GM: I took 2007 Page #83  
alicious or terrorist in nature. I assume you would like to work in compute 2007 Page #91  
 the part of the official world to assume that misleading the general publi 2008 Page #37  
h may one day come co light. Let's assume that magnesium silicates on the m 2008 Page #112  
 the text was: I would like you to assume personally the initiative and cen 2009 Page #40  

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le there on the scene, two that he assumed were local photographers, fire p 2003 Page #30  
scent, but a disc is round. So, we assumed the grandfather was using "disc" 2003 Page #99  
hape of the alien hand, which were assumed as controls and activation surfa 2003 Page #100  
Staff. Following his retirement he assumed the role of the UK's highest ran 2004 Page #53  
ons, noted in Slide 6. It has been assumed that Len was so protective of hi 2004 Page #115  
n Friedman and so many others have assumed it to be — is a topic for which  2004 Page #134  
plicit that there was no gouge. He assumed that the object, whatever it was 2004 Page #143  
n in Ramey's office. He has always assumed, as anyone would, that as the Ma 2004 Page #234  
ct clisappeared suddenly and Souza assumed it had crashed. He puUed over ne 2005 Page #37  
in Project Winterhaven, but it was assumed that particle dualism in the sub 2005 Page #171  
ence behind the SETI effort. It is assumed that there are civilizations usi 2006 Page #11  
We tried to make ours explicit. We assumed that: 1. Contact will be made wi 2006 Page #52  
pabilities; threat would be widely assumed. The assessment of positivity ca 2006 Page #54  
BEs. Other EBEs, however, could be assumed to be contemplating how best to  2006 Page #116  
wnsville civilian radar, but it is assumed that no civilian radar detected  2006 Page #133  
f Northern Mexico. At first it was assumed that the object had descended be 2006 Page #133  
ological Warfare) "At first it was assumed that the object might be a meteo 2006 Page #134  
ut much more than 10 hours for the assumed Russian planes to arrive over Wa 2006 Page #168  
 or dragged away? It has long been assumed that the alleged NOAA vessel, wh 2006 Page #191  
e December 1948, this District has assumed the responsibility for collectin 2008 Page #26  
as attorney for the Shroeder bank, assumed control over Project Paperclip a 2008 Page #138  
as recognized by General Smith who assumed responsibility for the UFO progr 2009 Page #18  
efore exiting. It was latter [sic] assumed that they were communicating wit 2009 Page #53  
 was not the hoaxer that many have assumed him to be. In essence, that is w 2009 Page #55  
 of the UFOs on the ground." It is assumed that 35mm "footage" included the 2009 Page #60  
reddish-orange light in the trees, assumed it was a crashed airplane on fir 2009 Page #63  
ligence and complaint programs. He assumed command of Pacific Air Forces at 2009 Page #73  

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 their load. (Incidentally, Earley assumes that the UFOs are heavy — actual 2004 Page #129  
o try to attract our attention. It assumes there is no colonization and no  2006 Page #11  
events. The na·1ve meclia consumer assumes chat news organizations present  2007 Page #7  
 report I J • Scientific Community assumes the study was thorough • Condon  2008 Page #147  
resident Elect after he officially assumes his office and is granted NEED-T 2009 Page #25  

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r was born May 3rd 1941, so we are assuming this was the middle to the last 2003 Page #30  
tect aircraft at higher altitudes. Assuming the greater probability that ei 2006 Page #172  
ff for intelligence in 1956. After assuming the directorship of the newly-c 2008 Page #138  
ish UFO material that is available assuming that this might give some futur 2009 Page #12  
sh lJFO material that is available assuming that this might give some futur 2009 Page #23  

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f we make the eminently reasonable assumption that every advanced civilizat 2006 Page #8  
s. The moment violence ensues, the assumption is all-out war. Science The s 2006 Page #62  
anic if they are really here. This assumption, in my opinion, significantly 2006 Page #103  
 speed calculation is based on the assumption that the initial detection wa 2006 Page #171  
ich would not be easily solved. My assumption -bias if you will-about "the  2009 Page #23  
(Garrett) stated that he based his assumption on the following: He pointed  2009 Page #178  

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ich would not be easily solved. My assumption-bias if you will-about "the G 2009 Page #12  

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ent to which any of our underlying assumptions have been shaken or altered  2004 Page #134  
le's specifications; however, some assumptions were required when measuring 2004 Page #232  
. It is time to review some of our assumptions. After all, the UFO phenomen 2005 Page #75  
erts political, economic and moral assumptions. If these anomalous data are 2005 Page #117  
of this investigation rests on two assumptions: 1) Either this discovery wa 2005 Page #126  
 turbine engine. Using a number of assumptions as co the nature of gravity, 2005 Page #171  
n its own without being colored by assumptions that might be made about tho 2006 Page #49  
verturning of collective -cultural assumptions that have stood since the be 2006 Page #50  
              Scenarios of Contact Assumptions All processes of this type h 2006 Page #52  
cesses of this type have intrinsic assumptions associated with them. We tri 2006 Page #52  
e. This scenario evokes images and assumptions of surprise attack. As such, 2006 Page #61  
the strangeness. Standard military assumptions might not apply; the NHI's v 2006 Page #62  
nt computer programs use different assumptions, and Pace, Wood and Chaski w 2008 Page #108  

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of this investigation rests on two assumptionsx 1) Either this discovery wa 2003 Page #236  

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ir little affairs, serene in their assurance of their empire over matter. N 2004 Page #148  
 of exposure is eliminated and the assurance that no residuals are present  2004 Page #253  
eople would look to government for assurance of the strange being's harmles 2006 Page #61  
ents of nation-states in providing assurance of national sovereignty to the 2008 Page #24  
, territorial waters and airspace, assurance of international trade safety  2008 Page #25  
ccessful defense need not be I 00% assurance; DON'T mention pre-deployment  2009 Page #10  

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m President Harry S. Truman “I can assure you that flying saucers, given th 2003 Page #5  
 front of 80,000 people, and I can assure you after a couple weeks at the R 2003 Page #201  
u are keeping up the good work and assure you that my interest is just as h 2004 Page #101  
ight to AsSist flights AT ROSWELL. Assure (G) execute on order AAF APPEARS  2004 Page #229  
eliminated and won't be the last I assure you. You have been left alone for 2004 Page #249  
nodeficienc y, for sure... [Bur] I assure you that no abscess can cause an  2005 Page #34  
h the utmost care and attention to assure that potentially beneficial conta 2006 Page #56  
gies. Some might assume and try to assure that they knew all along (which m 2006 Page #58  
                                "I assure you, madam, if any such creatures 2007 Page #45  
s and services as they continue to assure the public that UFOs and aliens a 2007 Page #77  
0. Find out why they're asking and assure them that UFOs are not a security 2008 Page #110  

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 the American people would be more assured that there were, or were not, if 2003 Page #195  
Laurie Wickens and Norm Smith, had assured the Mounties that the "pale yell 2004 Page #39  
 the American people would be more assured that there were or were not if a 2004 Page #177  
 **o**ure EXECUTE ORDERs HQ APEARS ASSURED IT WOULD BE MAJOR Line 6 (M) MID 2004 Page #229  
r the fact because their "experts" assured the editors that man could not f 2005 Page #120  
strange being's harmlessness; once assured, most people would be glad not t 2006 Page #61  
were very reluctant to talk but we assured them that we were not reporters  2006 Page #198  
resident Eisenhower says he's been assured by the Air Force that we're not  2007 Page #24  
mes l wish that there were one. Be assured though that UFO and alien-relate 2007 Page #77  
MX program more seriously Mutually Assured Survival: The Best Anti-War Insu 2009 Page #10  
 strengthen a position of mutually assured survival. The Nuclear Elephant.  2009 Page #10  
 national defense authorities have assured themselves of an actual threat s 2009 Page #25  

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graphic reference point. a 3'. The AST personnel were mainly interested in  2003 Page #232  
an • N.S. Khrushchev C' •IT/ N't 1 Ast.A.sr Sergei P. Korolev • Chief Desig 2004 Page #160  
Letter from E.C. President - Akron Ast. Club." This 10073 document also sta 2006 Page #96  

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a lesser degree of confidence, and asterisks to act as placeholders where w 2004 Page #228  
seven paragraphs separated by five asterisks. This slide 9 attempts to summ 2008 Page #106  

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 the depths of the ocean or in the asteroid belt. F. The visitors may be ch 2006 Page #7  
 the back side of the moon, in the asteroid belt, on Mars or some Alien "Co 2006 Page #10  
mystery of Tunguska , including an asteroid, a small comet, a black hole, o 2008 Page #100  

Word: "asteroids", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e bottom of the ocean and from the asteroids between Mars and Jupiter. We h 2006 Page #7  

Word: "astlaata", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tate as concisely as 9©oGibl0 your astlaata of tha sharaetsr, extent, and p 2003 Page #213  

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ng the early risers of Aurora were astonished at the sudden appearance of t 2004 Page #26  

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ebster" in high school, due to the astonishing fact that he actually memori 2004 Page #106  
cinating to seek the truth of chjs astonishing claim. It is also rufficulc. 2005 Page #117  
ry in quality and derail. Some are astonishing, and serious readers can pro 2005 Page #121  
ited States government share these astonishing facts with any other leaders 2006 Page #140  
ds now provide firm evidence of an astonishing , official link between NASA 2008 Page #135  
their masks and threw up. What was astonishing they could not remember any  2009 Page #53  
s been falling for ages." The most astonishing article I found, however , i 2009 Page #162  

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ebster" in rugh school, due to the astonishj ng fact that he actually memor 2005 Page #138  

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ction crew to look at the man with astonishment. Myron went on to describe  2003 Page #68  

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and continued to take photographs. Astonisrungly, these revealed (from a di 2007 Page #137  

Word: "astorusrung", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y , it flew co the southwest at an astorusrung speed, rusappearing from sig 2007 Page #196  

Word: "astounded", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n microfilm, I reviewed it and was astounded to find nearly two hundred pag 2006 Page #96  
ng the course of his lecture, Halt astounded the audience by revealing some 2006 Page #132  
 caught my attention. I was really astounded to hear that kind of reaction  2006 Page #157  
BS News during the Apollo Program, astounded conspiracy researchers in the  2008 Page #134  

Word: "astounding", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

anctum, Status Report VI shares an astounding letter from Charlette Mann. I 2003 Page #21  
perspective. What I discovered was astounding. The Aurora story was not an  2004 Page #27  
olors — one need only consider the astounding variety of life on earth to a 2006 Page #53  
acy of the details she related was astounding . June Crain had two more spe 2009 Page #90  

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 also is that an army missile went astray." That was the news bulletin whic 2003 Page #53  
AFOSI at Kirtland and had been led astray about almost everything nearly fr 2003 Page #150  
es Sun-News: May 16, 2947 V-2 Goes Astray, Lands in Six Miles of Alamogordo 2004 Page #62  
mena' Is Blamed as V-2 Rocket Goes Astray There is a clue in a 1947 stateme 2004 Page #64  
hite Sands Proving Ground had gone astray, experienced a total gyroscope fa 2004 Page #68  
 that book, they may have been led astray by testimony from a Roswell resid 2004 Page #137  

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ir Force conclusion was listed as (ASTRO) meteor. The report did contain nu 2003 Page #56  

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 reconstruct an overview for alien astro-nautical systems and, from this, l 2005 Page #167  

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issions, were set to coincide with astrological alignments of the stars and 2008 Page #134  
 as many others, was guided by the astrological alignment of the stars and  2008 Page #135  
d Russia with an eye toward occult astrological alignments? And who did Pre 2008 Page #136  

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    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Astronaut Gordon Cooper “Several days in 2003 Page #14  
ced civilization. ” USAF pilot and Astronaut, United Nations UFO debate, 27 2003 Page #14  
searcher Chris Coffey V, 5 Witness Astronaut Onizuka aw movie of dead bodie 2004 Page #113  
tor Barry Goldwater, Mercury Seven Astronaut Gordon Cooper, Lunar Astronaut 2004 Page #132  
ven Astronaut Gordon Cooper, Lunar Astronaut Edgar Mitchell, Lt. Col. Phili 2004 Page #132  
ery well may be true. Furthermore, astronaut Edgar Mitchell and the late Dr 2004 Page #132  
d and nearly bankrupted by a lunar astronaut, according to Moore's former a 2004 Page #145  
s in The Roswell Incident that the astronaut in question had UFO sightings, 2004 Page #145  
uestion had UFO sightings, and the astronaut considered the statements fals 2004 Page #145  
he Roswell story. The fact is that Astronaut Edgar Mitchell, one of a dozen 2004 Page #146  
n the audience to hear him say it. Astronaut Gordon Cooper concurs, one of  2004 Page #146  
meron Copyright 2004 Grant Cameron Astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell has stated  2004 Page #176  
xample. Gordon Cooper, the pioneer astronaut who died recently, told a key  2004 Page #176  
de a campaign speech for Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt where he made 2004 Page #195  
 technology ? Of course, Apollo 14 astronaut, Dr. Edgar Mitchell, has on se 2005 Page #81  
 years. See Cox, Billy, "Apollo 14 astronaut searches for the truth," in Fl 2005 Page #81  
y 1996; also [no author citation! "Astronaut Mitchell Calls for Government  2005 Page #81  
urnal, 11/98; Moore, Waveney Ann. "Astronaut: We've had Visitors," St. Pete 2005 Page #81  
ing made by former i\Iercury SeYen astronaut and re t pilot Gordon Cooper.  2007 Page #109  

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tory in his book Leap of Faith: An Astronaut's Journg into the Unknown that 2004 Page #176  

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n March, 1948. Source: Engclopedia Astronautica (www.astronautix.com/sites/ 2004 Page #64  
internet archive called Engdopedia Astronautica states: "1947 May 15 V-2 Fl 2004 Page #64  

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     Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics William F. Hamilton Ill Cop 2005 Page #161  
at has been learned to date. Alien astronautics is a subject predicated on  2005 Page #161  
   - Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics Engineering; Mechanical Eng 2005 Page #163  
     Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics On Septemb er 23, 1990 I wa 2005 Page #165  
     Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics \'{/ithout publicly availab 2005 Page #167  
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     Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics Donald Keyhoe looked into t 2005 Page #173  
     Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics After a 1969 Nixon "Purge," 2005 Page #175  
encies came from an article in the Astronautics and Aeronautics Journal.8 T 2006 Page #200  
y remote viewers at Forte Mead. 8. Astronautics and Aeronautics Journal Jul 2006 Page #208  

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rce: Engclopedia Astronautica (www.astronautix.com/sites/whislc33.htm) In t 2004 Page #64  

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 the first of the original Mercury astronauts, fought hard in 1976 to try t 2004 Page #146  
ake an honest look ... " he wrote. Astronauts Gordon Cooper and Brian O'Lea 2005 Page #119  
r to the arguments against ancient astronauts engineering ancient buildings 2005 Page #163  
titsbandecl rt._seutt totare of 31 astronauts bases: in Los. An • • STS-114 2006 Page #31  
as trained and available to rescue astronauts with their HH-53 and HC-130 a 2006 Page #132  
as originally intended to apply to astronauts returning from space flights. 2006 Page #202  
 in his debut novel of 1951 titled Astronauts , sci-fi author Stanislaw Lem 2008 Page #102  
 central theme. Eight years later, Astronauts was adapted into a movie titl 2008 Page #102  

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ener, was Chair of the Physics and Astronom y Department at the University  2007 Page #162  

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mber, 9, 1965. "Fireball A Meteor, Astronomer Explains" Pittsburgh Post-Gaz 2003 Page #72  
 Donald Menzel, the famous Harvard astronomer identified as a member of Maj 2004 Page #247  
reality of UFOs has grown weighty. Astronomer Dr. J. Allen Hvnek, one of th 2005 Page #119  
e travel is utter bilge." (British Astronomer Royal, 1956.3) Others attempt 2006 Page #101  
1961 3 Sir Richard Wooley, British Astronomer Royal, 1956, one year before  2006 Page #101  
g as far away as New York. A NORAD astronomer said that the object could ha 2008 Page #9  
pokesman , in contradiction to the astronomer, said, "There's only one thin 2008 Page #9  
llege Observatory, was a respected astronomer who led a double life. He bec 2008 Page #133  
publicly known as simply a notable astronomer having int1iguing and high-le 2008 Page #134  
A 's UFO files. As a scientist and astronomer , I found this most dishearte 2009 Page #17  
rmidable difficulties exist for an astronomer on call who sets out to descr 2009 Page #24  
 expressed for Dr. J. Allen Hynek, astronomer and consultant to the Air For 2009 Page #25  

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vents, is more than justified. Few astronomers, astrophysicists, philosophe 2006 Page #69  
 the universe. In the past decade, astronomers have positively identified s 2006 Page #69  
September 12, 1952 and worked with astronomers to find out more about the " 2006 Page #96  
 Blue Book files. According to the astronomers, there was no meteor and not 2006 Page #97  

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 with an Artificial Satellite," J. Astronomical Society of the Pacific, Feb 2003 Page #182  
a drag-less environment to produce astronomical velocities. But the ion mot 2005 Page #171  
f the real black budget is clearly astronomical. Money is not a problem for 2006 Page #32  
al headings. I then researched the astronomical history of meteors for Sept 2006 Page #96  
 area of Puget Sound. According to astronomical digests of the day, no mg/o 2006 Page #189  
 might be attributed to a standard astronomical occurrence (such as a meteo 2006 Page #189  
e incident. 1. INTRODUCTION Recent astronomical discoveries, such as the Hu 2007 Page #184  
ons, and other natural phenomena), astronomical objects (such as stars, pla 2008 Page #23  

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iversity of Illinois Press, 1953. “Astronomy from the Space Station, ” Whip 2003 Page #182  
 at this place and an authority on astronomy, gives it his opinion that he  2004 Page #26  
onfirmation" letter from the Akron Astronomy Club, it was sighted at "appro 2006 Page #96  
ds, W. Va. Have confirmation of an Astronomy Club from Akron, Ohio. Letter  2006 Page #96  
Perseid meteor; refuted by college astronomy instructor. 5. December 14, 19 2008 Page #49  

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whether the presence of ce-est:.a_ astrop_anes in our atmosphere is a direc 2008 Page #113  

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d paper co-written \\~th Brazilian astroph) sicist Pierre Kaufmann, "On Eve 2007 Page #195  

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nited States, both the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and the Mount  2008 Page #97  

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E. Ogilvie, by Stanford Uni\ersity astrophysicist Dr. Peter Sturrock, and a 2007 Page #195  

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e than justified. Few astronomers, astrophysicists, philosophers or theolog 2006 Page #69  

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tory operated by the Institute for Astrophysics at the University of New :i 2007 Page #161  
 and operated b) the Institute for Astrophysics at the University of New Me 2007 Page #161  

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ership's shockwave and suffered an asymmetrical engine unstart. The crew of 2006 Page #77  

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se like, "The blue light is back." ATA Tl~IE LIKE TIii~ ., ,, ... WHOSE CEl 2007 Page #74  

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T (•’ tr-FFK y Hear -ecretary Forr*atali Ao per our recent conversation on  2003 Page #136  

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1 —aaysr far ywr appro —1, Tte law atari — af tor and fcry itnanr, Alta ata 2003 Page #221  
chnology and computers? GM: \~/ell Atari games console firstly and playing  2007 Page #78  
firstly and playing games and then Atari brought out one that you could pro 2007 Page #78  
mbler language. Then there was the Atari ST and you could do music on that. 2007 Page #78  

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 of fallen airborne objects in the atato of New Mexico, between U July - 6  2003 Page #232  

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re Is one clue ir: the re· mch " ,;atc!litc ol th cartb. rcall' port,; of l 2009 Page #182  

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ttvorle up to W. year l9S5 4-1 the atcOnd stage tract that year lentil !OW, 2004 Page #20  

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roytto. Neuquen Province * regard- Atdhhe laid that "the plans resale ftr b 2004 Page #20  

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tizenry, it's unlikely that anyone ate eggs a la concrete that day. In nati 2006 Page #183  
ieen founa dead and nicsome[y muti ate in Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa. On Joh 2007 Page #146  
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 that depcnda on oina of the sewer atereterist." sloe spot* ot the future o 2004 Page #20  

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, over the military base at RAF St Athan, close to Cardiff International Ai 2008 Page #67  

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e Sky Spilt Apart, Roy A. Gallant, Atheneum , 1995 The Unknown Tunguska , V 2008 Page #103  

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ft axillary furuncle • Chereze was Athletic Hispanic male, Healthy, Age 23, 2006 Page #109  
symptoms in a patient as young and athletic as Bahe were shocking enough to 2006 Page #110  

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p at football but I loved running, athletics and trampolinin g and stuff. M 2007 Page #79  

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George C. Marshall's desk calendar atI 11 Virginia Military Institute - Jul 2003 Page #160  

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e, 23 Sep 1953, Brig. Gen Garland, ATIC • Source: RG341, E284, Box 127 • “T 2003 Page #162  
l headache for all its Commanders. ATIC Commanders (would) cringe on hearin 2004 Page #178  
ir Technical Intelligence Command (ATIC) in Dayton, Ohio, and make an appoi 2005 Page #98  
ked if the report could be made to ATIC Deputy Commander Colonel Wercenbake 2005 Page #98  
Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) will analyze and evaluate: All inf 2005 Page #141  
cument, "Project 10073 Record Card ATIC Form 329," gave the details of the  2006 Page #96  
 which it was flown immediately to ATIC. An hour or two later the object wa 2007 Page #133  

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nan-arien collaboration. ■ Various atien types: grays, insectoids, reptoids 2009 Page #152  

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n higher than 27%, and is contempl ating the possibility of a hoaxer. The p 2008 Page #108  

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hese cap~b1 Occupants gave ho info atio :••!· ;,,. 31_1 ' •; . :©:fl • ' G, 2007 Page #180  

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ragment ln his 1990 book Co11fro11/atio11s, the noted French-American scien 2007 Page #199  

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ased or who feared direct communic ation with him). Stringfield was cautiou 2005 Page #78  
the fragment with aJJ the document ation collected up to that point. The pa 2007 Page #198  

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l Estimates and assign a represent ative to integrate material received. 3. 2009 Page #19  

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at all under the wings. SLIDE #14: Atizona Republic, June 16, 1947 Aviation 2004 Page #69  

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 written by John Baxter and Thomas Atkins. 94                               2008 Page #100  
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Fire Came By, John Baxter & Thomas Atkins, Doubleday, 1976 Cauldron of Hell 2008 Page #103  

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ified (Center for Disease Control, Atlanta) and classified (Fort Detrick, M 2006 Page #103  
sease Control and Prevention (CDC, Atlanta, Georgia.) and the U.S. Army Med 2006 Page #106  
-known Center for Disease Control, Atlanta that interacts with the media an 2006 Page #106  
the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta and the Ivanovski Institute in M 2006 Page #107  
rail is cold, shipping the disk to Atlanta (Center for Disease Control was  2006 Page #109  
ation of the convoy reportedly was Atlanta, Georgia. "Here the hard evidenc 2006 Page #135  
to this unknown base directly from Atlanta. "The best description of the di 2006 Page #135  
would a recovered disk be taken to Atlanta? And where did the disk come fro 2006 Page #136  
sky was reported simultaneously in Atlanta, Newman, and Columbus, Georgia;  2007 Page #133  

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caused by the meeting of the North Atlantic and the current through the Sou 2004 Page #40  
; and Commander, Naval A.ir Force, Atlantic Fleet. He was certainly in a po 2005 Page #130  
les Lindberg 33 hours to cross the Atlantic. The Concorde did it in just a  2006 Page #6  
any more far out than crossing the Atlantic on a 747 is today. I recently f 2006 Page #6  
942 — "for the good of the service ATLANTIC MOW *MOM srommos Son moPoui, ma 2006 Page #39  
tion. These items out there in the Atlantic really got them upset because t 2006 Page #145  
OMNAVAIRLANT (Commander Air Force, Atlantic Fleet (AIRLANT). [Editor's Note 2006 Page #161  
organizations: Commander Carriers, Atlantic Fleet; Carrier Replacement Squa 2006 Page #161  
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lantic Fleet; and Fleet Air Wings, Atlantic. A similar reorganization had p 2006 Page #161  
could crash land offshore into the Atlantic Ocean. Eventually, the fughr cr 2007 Page #109  
1979: Sometimes known as the South Atlantic Flash, the Vela Incident is a s 2007 Page #142  
urity by the creation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. In the ear 2008 Page #132  
he newly-construc ted route of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The city  2009 Page #48  
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ed to the meeting with Mr. Clement Atlee as if nothing were happening. But, 2006 Page #165  
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and that it re-entered the Earth's atmosphere at 3:18 A.M. in Canada on tha 2003 Page #65  
to thrive in the ultra-high stress atmosphere. When Navy Secretary Frank Kn 2003 Page #86  
 to survive accelerated entry into atmosphere, when Craft was experiencing  2003 Page #107  
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ew members survived entry into our atmosphere due to unknown causes. /)R. D 2003 Page #236  
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 that may have entered the Earth's atmosphere near May 6 can be made." More 2004 Page #10  
alls of fire when they entered the atmosphere because of the friction and a 2004 Page #11  
tation designed to study the upper atmosphere. These types of V-2 launches  2004 Page #64  
ches were managed by the V-2 Upper Atmosphere Research Panel, which was est 2004 Page #64  
y, 1947 and evolved into the Upper Atmosphere Rocket Research Panel in Marc 2004 Page #64  
 tracked by radar down through the atmosphere to Aztec, New Mexico. At the  2004 Page #70  
eather patterns in the surrounding atmosphere. More, some of these weather  2005 Page #88  
gues observed that a change in the atmosphere would alter the temperature d 2005 Page #91  
s, but also in the soil and in the atmosphere; it is visible and can be con 2005 Page #91  
 the pollution accumulating in the atmosphere. Co11tart IVith Space, privat 2005 Page #98  
perations, regularly observing the atmosphere with their meteorological ins 2005 Page #99  
ea. By November 7, moisture in the atmosphere had risen from the usual 15%  2005 Page #99  
nts were kept. By December 14, the atmosphere in the area of the base camp, 2005 Page #100  
hat may have reentered the Earth's atmosphere near 1fay 6 can be made; howe 2005 Page #143  
ist J. Robert Oppenheimer. ln this atmosphere of suspicion, denial and apat 2005 Page #153  
n uncertain situation. Ideally, an atmosphere/attitude of cosmic statesmans 2006 Page #58  
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ew members survived entry into our atmosphere due to unknown causes. DR. DE 2006 Page #104  
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rbital objects re-entering Earth's atmosphere, planned or unplanned, at thi 2006 Page #189  
had survived re-entry into Earth's atmosphere would simply break into two p 2006 Page #191  
p" across the upper porcion of the atmosphere, thereby slowing down and clj 2007 Page #109  
several thousand miles up into the atmosphere, but a local sheriff intervie 2007 Page #130  
at may have re-entered the Earth's atmosphere near May 6 can be made; howev 2007 Page #142  
c modeling: Kinetic cooling of the atmosphere via a high-power CO2 laser--1 2007 Page #163  
 the oxidation in contact with the atmosphere . Observation: The results ab 2007 Page #194  
reality of alien spacecraft in our atmosphere. On April 18, 1962 there was  2008 Page #7  
 's Global Change Program 's Upper Atmosphere Component and is the special  2008 Page #75  
stand up like in the electrostatic atmosphere of a thunderstorm. But it was 2008 Page #81  
r malfunctioning craft high in the atmosphere. Others place the blame on Ru 2008 Page #103  
s for life existing outside of our atmosphere and beyond, always hypothetic 2008 Page #112  
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tif ied space craft flying :.n our atmosphere land possib_y maintaini ng or 2008 Page #113  
 of space where there is no air or atmosphere cannot be called air space. I 2009 Page #14  
problem immediately focused on the atmosphere, and the UFO sovereignty prin 2009 Page #14  
ereignty is to be a reality in our atmosphere and space we must ann our nat 2009 Page #16  
 to understand the socio-political atmosphere of post World War 2 America.  2009 Page #156  

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” Dr. James McDonald. Professor of atmospheric sciences, senior physicist - 2003 Page #13  
 that could to somehow correct for atmospheric turbulence so that high-powe 2003 Page #148  
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ole, which was the ninth series of atmospheric nuclear weapons tests and wh 2005 Page #39  
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rial tends to attract and hold the atmospheric energy, while the metal (ino 2005 Page #90  
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 and the Tucson-based Institute of Atmospheric Physics was founded in 1953  2005 Page #99  
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due to erroneous interpretation of atmospheric conditions. The President in 2006 Page #168  
ates Lovett was the source of the "atmospheric effects" explanation mention 2006 Page #168  
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d relatively slow moving geese or "atmospheric effects" such as a radar mir 2006 Page #172  
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ett tell the President that arctic atmospheric conditions caused the radar  2006 Page #173  
AA, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration. January 21,  2006 Page #188  
able he is seated at. The lesson: "Atmospheric pollution affects everyone . 2007 Page #67  
nitial estimates p~inred toward an atmospheric nuclear explosion of two or  2007 Page #143  
ent and is the special advisor for atmospheric science at the Arecibo Obser 2008 Page #75  
tory recorded a marked decrease in atmospheric transparency in the immediat 2008 Page #97  
eature's skin had darkened due to "atmospheric exposure." Ray FO'wler and t 2009 Page #49  
about the Aerobee rocket, an early atmospheric sounding rocket. June knew a 2009 Page #89  

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apon was some in its eftects as he ato1nic I an effective a\ternate to the  2009 Page #181  

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uo n. Amold .i:..!d ht tbal tllie .atocruc bomb hr rom?iad -' cloc.¼:ed th' 2009 Page #163  

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 U. S. MOURNING SET := 200 A • 145 atoe•ev1 ,akt w(ft ,IIATION IS SHOCKED ; 2004 Page #203  

Word: "atoll", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ological weapons tests at Johnston Atoll in the South Pacific. • 1969: U.S. 2006 Page #107  
ted by the United States at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands in the sum 2009 Page #173  
ogical location would be at Bikini Atoll. So why does Snodgrass not mention 2009 Page #176  

Word: "atolls", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

roblem of international 1...pirda, Atolls is utty that teahnology Is ng hol 2004 Page #20  

Word: "atom", 32 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nd neutrons in the nucleus of each atom. For example, magnesium on earth is 2003 Page #107  
 at the center of each 24Magnesium atom. The other twenty percent is equall 2003 Page #107  
and UFO propulsion may derive from atom.ic reactors. Those with access to " 2005 Page #130  
he world's only combat operational atom bomb base (Roswell AAF) in 1947. Hu 2005 Page #175  
Mtn. elertro4sassastl essi grew... Atom! Ave...mai co.f., salmi oaf perste* 2006 Page #37  
kill their prey by lobbing a small atom bomb at them then I fail to see how 2006 Page #121  
r released by the splitting of the atom. 7 And it is not without profound s 2008 Page #27  
te -1 over 1000 words (Bulletin of Atom. Sci.) -3 over 500 words (FDR, Broa 2008 Page #117  
fuge expert Dr. Paul Harteck; Nazi atom bomb physicist and military project 2008 Page #138  
nity in 1939. The splitting of the atom was considered "monkey shine" to ma 2009 Page #20  
ience Tries/or New Weapon Matching Atom Bomb in Power" 150                  2009 Page #156  
re of a new weapon-approaching the atom bomb in importance-which the New Ze 2009 Page #157  
 played a role as effective as the atom bomb in subjugating Japan. Wonderin 2009 Page #157  
erican weapon said to outrival the atom bomb as credited today to Prof. T.  2009 Page #157  
 methods of using the power of the atom; one in an explosive bomb, the othe 2009 Page #158  
 played a role as effective as the atom bomb in the subjugation of Japan,"  2009 Page #159  
uch a threat to world peace as the atom bomb. This may not be amplified fur 2009 Page #159  
 not connected in any way with the atom bomb and that it was not a biologic 2009 Page #160  
d the secret weapon outrivaled the atom bomb. The Herald Tribune says it re 2009 Page #160  
ms New Secret Weapon As Awesome as Atom Bomb" Asked about the weapon as an  2009 Page #161  
Bomb" Weapons as terrifying as the atom bomb -super sounds that would upset 2009 Page #161  
ical capacity at the second Bikini atom bomb trial. The latter was unable t 2009 Page #166  
erican weapon said to outrival the atom bomb as credited today to Prof. T.D 2009 Page #168  
 played a role as effective as the atom bomb in the subjugation of Japan."  2009 Page #172  
uch a threat to world peace as the atom bomb. This may not be amplified fur 2009 Page #172  
ical capacity at the second Bikini atom bomb trial. The latter was unable t 2009 Page #172  
n clolld L-1 ll.:JV WI\.V wJU: :be atom lxlnQ the blrt!'lduy hono:3 Ju. or  2009 Page #182  
l I c,d II role as cUccti"c 05 the atom dC\'CIOP!Di"nt Of atomic eno.rgy I  2009 Page #182  
e hshment and wouid . be 111.lc to atom bomb. Thu may no! be iim-make u~ctu 2009 Page #182  
 lyslems o! ,he w~ole popula-1 the atom homh and thel it is M( tinn." !a hi 2009 Page #183  
e?J;I weapon sn1ci 1? outr1val the atom says i:hared !n th!? c.evclopmen t  2009 Page #184  
 an alrbome weapon outrh'a.ltd the atom miss.lie such as the German bomh. · 2009 Page #184  

Word: "atomic", 133 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hese include "robot, jet-propelled atomic bombs guided by television that f 2003 Page #16  
 of finding practical uses for the atomic secrets learned from study of cel 2003 Page #25  
 phrases • “super weapon of war", “atomic secrets", “celestial devices ”, " 2003 Page #26  
 Roswell, home of the world's only atomic bomb wing. While the government a 2003 Page #86  
ersity of California, Los Angeles; Atomic Energy Commission; National Advis 2003 Page #99  
om a bismuth ingredient. Bismuth's atomic number on the Periodic Table of E 2003 Page #106  
replacement parts for all sorts of atomic devices. It was the most secretiv 2003 Page #142  
stroy alien underground bases with atomic weapons and "bunker buster"-type  2003 Page #149  
er-initiated project at the Nevada atomic test site to explode low-yield nu 2003 Page #149  
g Box 121 • 1 July 1947, Souers on Atomic Energy Intelligence NND943011, fo 2003 Page #165  
ir Technical Intelligence Center • Atomic Energy Intelligence • NARA & Pres 2003 Page #167  
Naval Research Laboratory, the old Atomic Energy Commission labs, former mi 2004 Page #60  
r of OSRD, in cooperation with the Atomic Energy Commission's Los Alamos Sc 2004 Page #63  
elevant civilian authority was the Atomic Energy Commission and its nationa 2004 Page #63  
mos Laboratory which had built the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Na 2004 Page #70  
 the Los Alamos Laboratory and the Atomic Energy Commission's Sandia Base i 2004 Page #71  
buquerque. Both were involved with atomic bomb production. El Vado official 2004 Page #71  
amos National Laboratory where the atomic bomb was secretly developed in th 2004 Page #73  
. 13. In the opinion of the senior Atomic Energy Commission medical officer 2004 Page #81  
II that created such things as the atomic bomb, the homing torpedo, radar,  2004 Page #90  
he world at that time that had the atomic bomb and the planes to fly it, wo 2004 Page #142  
oyan USSR Post WWII • No completed Atomic. Super, or Hydrogen bomb program  2004 Page #158  
 in 1946, but were operated by the Atomic Energy Commission until the Air F 2004 Page #220  
purpose was to protect the various atomic weapons research facilities in th 2004 Page #220  
orical Study of the Air Defense of Atomic Energy Installations, March 1946  2004 Page #220  
historical Study: The Air Weise of Atomic Energy Installations, March 1946  2004 Page #224  
R ON THE "DISK" MUST THUS SAVE FOR ATOMIC LABORATORY (DR) **At 505 Pm THE " 2004 Page #229  
ice IN THE BLACK BOX MUST SAVE FOR atomic AnALySts Line 5 (M) **** URGENT P 2004 Page #229  
t an item ... " ■ " ... called the atomic lab at Ft. Belvoir" ■ "We project 2005 Page #7  
ort speculated that each fiber ... atomic/molecular ■ alignment" ■ " ••• me 2005 Page #9  
nimals ■ Surveying (spying) on our atomic installations ■ Hindering missile 2005 Page #9  
rth. At that time 1 was out of the atomic testing, but 1 was still with the 2005 Page #40  
ecial assignment to the AEC at the atomic proving ground in Nevada." The so 2005 Page #41  
curred during the Uphsot-K.nothole atomic tests. Did one of the atomjc test 2005 Page #45  
, 1953: Upshot-Knothole Tower with atomic device being raised to the cab. 4 2005 Page #45  
. · .. ' .. f ( 280 mm Cannon with atomic round, locked and loaded. Crew ru 2005 Page #46  
FO Crash of 1953 Military effects, atomic heat and shock overtaking parked  2005 Page #49  
Knothole tests. Pilot returns with atomic cloud samples. Railroad tank car  2005 Page #49  
" Or, a 1950 memo from the Hanford Atomic Energy Commission plant stating t 2005 Page #74  
lt co authorize de, elopment of an atomic bomb project, this as the Germans 2005 Page #92  
s proposal for the peaceful use of atomic energy was accepted by the United 2005 Page #101  
rrival here to stop the inevitable atomic destruction of all life. Mutual f 2005 Page #102  
e we developed guided missiles and atomic bombs), could have interfered wit 2005 Page #121  
: the Trinity Site where the first atomic bomb was tested; Alamagordo Anny  2005 Page #125  
the Trinity test site of the first atomic bomb. While early reports specula 2005 Page #126  
jargon "special weapons" refers to atomic energy-a subject closely associat 2005 Page #130  
ed UFO materiel, related issues of atomic power, and implications for Naval 2005 Page #130  
f the Trinity site where the first atomic bomb was tested on July 16, 1945. 2005 Page #153  
e military had reported. It was an atomic bomb, also referred to as-"Death, 2005 Page #153  
ed. Stansel was loaned out to the .Atomic Energy Commission and was designa 2005 Page #168  
ated as a project engineer on some atomic bomb tests referred to as "Operat 2005 Page #168  
loyed 60,000 people to develop the atomic bomb at a cost of several billion 2006 Page #8  
dioactive site, at which the first atomic bomb was tested, was noted. We ce 2006 Page #11  
ure 1 at the end of this paper. 18 Atomic Energy Commission 101             2006 Page #104  
appearing B-36 Bombers, Pilots and Atomic Bombs MJ12's Annex C, Paragraph 5 2006 Page #141  
 None of the crews were found. The atomic bombs were not recovered; thus cr 2006 Page #141  
e these Soviet bombers loaded with atomic bombs to drop on Boston, New York 2006 Page #164  
ar in Korea, a missile race and an atomic bomb race. Russia and China were  2006 Page #165  
 meclia and public. When the first atomic bomb was set off at the Trinity S 2007 Page #30  
 the Medical Advisory Board of the Atomic Energy Commission. During \Xlorld 2007 Page #75  
t of interest in the many defense, atomic, and military establishments that 2008 Page #26  
en reported in the vicinity of the Atomic Energy Commission Installation at 2008 Page #27  
s Alamos was the birthplace of the atomic bomb, are we seriously expected t 2008 Page #27  
ionwide for the development of the atomic bomb. No fewer than 3,000 residen 2008 Page #27  
 change the world and usher in the atomic age. Today, Oak Ridge has evolved 2008 Page #27  
ificance to note that when secret, atomic research at Oak Ridge was in full 2008 Page #27  
t generated on 2 March 1950 by the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC): 21       2008 Page #27  
ontrolled area [ emphasis mine] of Atomic Energy installation at Oak Ridge  2008 Page #28  
aboratory , Histo,y, www.oml.gov 8 Atomic Energy Commission, Memoranda, 2 M 2008 Page #38  
mission, Memoranda, 2 March 1950 9 Atomic Energy Commission Memoranda, 3 Ma 2008 Page #38  
see following the detonation of an atomic device. And even more intriguing  2008 Page #101  
are typically characteristic of an atomic detonation . Vladimir V. Rubtsov, 2008 Page #101  
uring the previous year to see the atomic devastation that was wrought at H 2008 Page #102  
 is a direct result of our testing atomic weapons? The presence of unidenti 2008 Page #113  
complished nothing. The use of the atomic bomb combined with space vehicles 2008 Page #114  
mber s are the mode of delivery of atomic bombs that can be detected by lon 2008 Page #114  
2 parts) ■Did they come because of atomic testing? (Orbital bombs soon.) ■" 2008 Page #116  
led to the production of the first atomic bomb, was another prime candidate 2008 Page #131  
 the medical advisory board of the Atomic Energy Commission. From 1953 unti 2008 Page #133  
s commanding general of the Sandia Atomic Energy Commission facility in Alb 2008 Page #134  
f the key scientists that made the atomic bomb (see Pandora 's Keepers: Nin 2009 Page #9  
ndora 's Keepers: Nine Men and the Atomic Bomb, by Brian YanDeMark, 2003).  2009 Page #9  
to appraise the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy and the Material Assessmen 2009 Page #19  
h relativity is not. Terms such as atomic theory, hot and cold fusion, or t 2009 Page #20  
 kept much better than that of the atomic bomb. Similarly, the "fire" of an 2009 Page #20  
on with non-terrestrial metals and atomic transmutation of uranium and plut 2009 Page #20  
ar II, Niels Bohr , the founder of atomic theory, made a statement I shall  2009 Page #20  
rth. At that time I was out of the atomic testing, but I was still with the 2009 Page #48  
s June 3, 1947 -Soviets raiding US atomic secrets June 5, 1947 -US warns th 2009 Page #156  
ecrets June 5, 1947 -US warns that atomic race with Soviets is underway Jun 2009 Page #156  
 agents have infiltrated Oak Ridge atomic facility June 13, 1947 -Contract  2009 Page #156  
 a secret weapon, that rivaled the atomic bomb had been jointly developed b 2009 Page #156  
n weapons project that was not the atomic bomb but equally destructive. How 2009 Page #156  
 to the Canadian Press-rivaled the atomic bomb, was "top secret," and for w 2009 Page #156  
ilarity to one method of using the atomic bomb. The article further elabora 2009 Page #157  
ng story! A weapon on par with the atomic bomb and as compartmentalized as  2009 Page #157  
ilarity to one method of using the atomic bomb." There are two methods of u 2009 Page #158  
ases, but fine dusts or mists. The atomic poison gases would be the same. T 2009 Page #158  
 has been declared to be as bad as atomic bombs. But these claims omit the  2009 Page #159  
ecret super-weapon approaching the atomic bomb in importance . The defense  2009 Page #159  
 much less than the development of atomic energy production. However , the  2009 Page #159  
paper headline had stated that the atomic bomb had been rendered obsolete,  2009 Page #160  
 not connected in any way with the atomic bomb. 2. It is not a biological w 2009 Page #161  
 the weapon as an alternate to the atomic bomb, Snodgrass said only: "First 2009 Page #161  
Another Secret Device Greater Than Atomic Bomb" Weapons as terrifying as th 2009 Page #161  
ture warfare as devastating as the atomic bomb," he asserted. "Other nation 2009 Page #162  
 wc-.apoos and one of ~rn w,u the .atomic bomt. To ~sum~ that aU !h~ !ecre: 2009 Page #163  
en C':ltnf'. O\l!.!2-,.dng: :.."It atomic bomb strt~-l~nl(th dre.(£ and whi 2009 Page #163  
Dr. Karl Compton , Chairman of the Atomic Energy Evaluation Board, visited  2009 Page #166  
considerable magnitude. The use of atomic bombs as multiple charges may be  2009 Page #167  
 was an effective alternate to the atomic bomb. Professor , T.D.J. Leech re 2009 Page #167  
ilarity to one method of using the atomic bomb." In Auckland today, Prof. L 2009 Page #168  
paper headline had stated that the atomic bomb had been rendered obsolete,  2009 Page #168  
: As awesome in its effects as the atomic bomb . 1. It is not connected in  2009 Page #168  
 not connected in any way with the atomic bomb. 2. It is not a biolo~ical w 2009 Page #168  
considerable magnitude. The use of atomic bombs as multiple charges may be  2009 Page #168  
at Project Seal would not make the atomic bomb obsolete and that this was a 2009 Page #168  
onsiderable magnitude . The use of atomic bombs as multiple charges may be  2009 Page #168  
 Dr. Karl Compton, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Evaluation Board, visited  2009 Page #172  
o-American weapon, on par with the Atomic bomb, possibly airborne and outsi 2009 Page #176  
ecret weapon is not related to the atomic bomb, when atomic weaponry would  2009 Page #177  
t related to the atomic bomb, when atomic weaponry would have to be used to 2009 Page #177  
n airborne weapon that rivaled the Atomic Bomb and wanted the Soviets to be 2009 Page #177  
·e(SJ11m !)aid to he ll1e equal or atomic bomb iu . lcacHiness. l!.JameK M. 2009 Page #180  
:;s awesome in its c[f «.ts ns the atomic bomb." {AP Wirephoto).            2009 Page #180  
tive a\ternate to the bon1b.11 · ; atomic bomb. Reluctant 10 discuss 1.11cl 2009 Page #181  
 sa_id it \vas alternate .. to the atomic bomb, not connPctcd in Dny \vay \ 2009 Page #181  
ti"c 05 the atom dC\'CIOP!Di"nt Of atomic eno.rgy I : lJomb In tne subju~11 2009 Page #182  
:t o{ !ayml!:i ancJ ncH: c;ime the atomic bomb.~ lro:n :,ny s,.·iP.:itilic  2009 Page #182  
I in London. A [aslll.tini:: u the atomic bornb," hC ne...,·~ rii~patch rep 2009 Page #183  
rult v civli cni;:-Jnc"r• ; to the atomic b□mb. eLuter dis· i ;, •. ~ , pat 2009 Page #184  
larit y to one method of using lhe atomic horn b.'' There are-two methods o 2009 Page #184  
:--, but fine du~ts or-misb. Ti1t: atomic poison ~ases woulrl he the :-:.ar 2009 Page #184  

Word: "atomic-angle", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ns. Rubtsov, too, commented on the atomic-angle: The work by the first post 2008 Page #101  

Word: "atomic-energy", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s invading the airspace of another atomic-energy installation-in this case, 2008 Page #29  
ve installations engaged in secret atomic-energy research by aerial vehicle 2008 Page #37  

Word: "atomjc", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n a UFO £lying near the site of an atomjc test in Nevada that was part of a 2005 Page #39  
ts and which were conducted by the Atomjc Energy Commjssion (AEC) at the Ne 2005 Page #39  
thole atomic tests. Did one of the atomjc tests possibly cause the object t 2005 Page #45  
arez, who worked on the Manhattan (atomjc bomb) project at Los Alamos, New  2007 Page #144  

Word: "atoms", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

FO material ... • •piece ... whose atoms or molecules were aligned" • "Phot 2005 Page #8  
olve in a transparent alignment of atoms" (750/o accurate , 250/o questiona 2005 Page #9  
rumental in bringing Eisenhower's "Atoms for Peace" to completion. In his m 2005 Page #97  
the United Nations. le was called "Atoms for Peace." Some months prior to t 2005 Page #101  
g from it. The paper was entitled "Atoms for Peace." The Eterature generate 2005 Page #101  

Word: "aton1bomb", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

·ew Secrei Weapo1;/ "As Awesome as Aton1Bomb" C 1NC11\'N A TI. }P-J an1cs : 2009 Page #181  

Word: "atop", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

January 1974, "something" occurred atop a mountain in North Wales. Theories 2003 Page #75  
ybe more lights dancing in the sky atop the tree line towards Woodbridge ba 2004 Page #55  
llustrated with a bag of Meow M.ix atop the same lighting fixture craft and 2007 Page #66  

Word: "ator", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

endlinc had n .'l;\.\lccl \hot the ator..ic bomb had I,' llccn rendered obs 2009 Page #183  

Word: "atow", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ambiguous character. 011 3retianu atow •3 tra uge-r um ti v r Government L 2006 Page #61  

Word: "atp", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

HICAL PROPORTIONS /STATUS ORIGINAL ATP OUTLINE • BACKGROUND • HISTORY • PEO 2008 Page #148  
PACT OF BLUE BOOK & CONDON • BASIC ATP BRIEFING • CASES WITH MILITARY SIGNI 2008 Page #148  
E • CASES WITH PHYSICAL EVIDENCE • ATP UPDATE (IT ISN'T GOING AWAY)         2008 Page #148  

Word: "atrophied", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

abled it to talk through otherwise atrophied vocal cords. A story that stru 2004 Page #194  

Word: "atsaua", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Xa jaooortia ths fSatlags aS J7CS7 atsaUa yw shoal 1 istnwir to stats as os 2003 Page #223  

Word: "atsugi", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

arvey Oswald. Oswald served at the Atsugi air base in Japan out of which fl 2009 Page #34  

Word: "att", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 o! which ie & thid, i.nsulat2"n m.att"""' upon which the palicot lies. The 2005 Page #17  
 l.'-h()'t.-\.t.O~t.. O,U .. -;.-..Att:,','fY.J. \ // A~µ,,o,,,,:s L"W L~ I 2007 Page #44  
 of International strucrures (NA G.ATT. IMF, World Bani:). --::::::::~::::: 2009 Page #153  

Word: "attaahod", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

f anrrwst aoaditdaaa than. than la attaahod a draft of a dlraatiw ta Qaawra 2003 Page #220  

Word: "attaamo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rogor* to tha rapidly datortawtiwg attaaMo Ghlaa* W arc daadrmo of ftadlag  2003 Page #220  

Word: "attaatot", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

airaat aoatltla — ttaors. Iters la attaatot. a draft «f a dlrastiw ta Ossa— 2003 Page #221  

Word: "attach", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ic scenario planning, we sought to attach no probability or likelihood of a 2006 Page #51  
 on a couple of sides of paper and attach the original reports." "He took a 2008 Page #34  

Word: "attache", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 transmitted from the U.S. Defense Attache Office in La Paz to a variety of 2004 Page #9  
Air Force advised the U.S. Defense Attache Office that their search for the 2004 Page #9  
ketch showed a smjling man with an attache case srandjng in a doorway looki 2007 Page #67  
as transmitted from the US Defense Attache Office in La Paz to a variety of 2007 Page #142  
d Air Force advised the US Defense Attache Office that their search for the 2007 Page #142  

Word: "attached", 28 instance(s) (Back to Top)

es in College Park there is a note attached to the directive by Hutchin to  2003 Page #204  
President: I wanted to take up the attached with you at the cabinet meeting 2003 Page #204  
on to China that has the directive attached to it. IX Top Secret, July 2, 1 2003 Page #211  
current conditions there. There is attached a draft of a directive to Gener 2003 Page #224  
ortant Chinese officials. There Is attached a draft of a directive to Gener 2003 Page #228  
of a directive, et cetera. This is attached. I might say now that a portion 2003 Page #230  
 The object that these lights were attached to could not be seen but the po 2004 Page #34  
 rack, a list of fishermen's names attached to the Coast Guard Marine Rescu 2004 Page #36  
e of only a small handful of women attached to the 81st Security Police at  2004 Page #54  
 hit the North Tower had an object attached to its underside, also suggesti 2004 Page #131  
 then self-destructed. Technicians attached the launch pylons to the B-52H  2006 Page #78  
r northern Nevada. Article 501 was attached to the left wing pylon and mate 2006 Page #78  
e that a man came up to me. He was attached to the science editorial team o 2006 Page #125  
 object on the flatbed truck, then attached them to a cargo cable from the  2006 Page #135  
ve" or active? Why had no sea life attached itself or grown upon the object 2006 Page #192  
c-shaped object if we presented an attached coupon when making our purchase 2007 Page #65  
bout to close on him. The clamp is attached to a mechanical arm which exten 2007 Page #71  
opter hovered overhead as soldiers attached the crashed UFO to its tow cabl 2007 Page #187  
 are all burned and had small tabs attached to each of them, for a total of 2008 Page #109  
 pages were thrown in the fire not attached to each other or they were inte 2008 Page #109  
 shield. An enhancement of this is attached at attachment C. The manufactur 2008 Page #109  
 is a 9- page document with 8 tabs attached and has •er stamped on each pag 2008 Page #119  
Classified Executive (#092447) and attached to a larger leaked document cal 2009 Page #37  
the weapon while he was a civilian attached to the National Defense Researc 2009 Page #160  
ended. 4. Snodgrass was a civilian attached to the National Defense Researc 2009 Page #161  
nded. 4. Snodgras s was a civilian attached to the National Defense Researc 2009 Page #169  
 that a Mr. (X) who is a scientist attached to the Air Forces Intelligence, 2009 Page #178  
hree or more discs in odd numbers, attached together by a wire, from an air 2009 Page #178  

Word: "attaches", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t Wedemeyer's mission to china and attaches a draft of the directive and st 2003 Page #205  

Word: "attachment", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aft. Such a plan was also noted as Attachment G to the Eisenhower Briefing  2003 Page #176  
wer* 1 and July 9, 1947 for Truman Attachment B were created during Twining 2003 Page #208  
White Hot report; furthermore, the attachment of a directive authorizing a  2003 Page #210  
ecretaries of War and Navy concur. Attachment! Directive to Lt. General Wed 2003 Page #224  
a thread-tap on one of the forward attachment bolts. Although this facilita 2006 Page #78  
etrieval Conference As the forward attachment bolt failed, the D-21B/DZ-1 s 2006 Page #79  
-1 stack pivoted, shearing the aft attachment. Wallis watched helplessly as 2006 Page #79  
ed it couldn't have been a meteor (Attachment #1), prompted further investi 2008 Page #11  
enhancement of this is attached at attachment C. The manufacturer of the pa 2008 Page #109  

Word: "attachments", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

te an early draft, which is in the attachments of this paper, but there is  2003 Page #208  
where else a reasonable man looks? Attachments ' Top Secret Eyes Only Direc 2003 Page #211  
urvey of current oenditlcns there. Attachments: 1. Directive to Lt. General 2003 Page #228  

Word: "attaché", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 course, upper echelon people with attaché cases that were chained and lock 2004 Page #94  

Word: "attack", 61 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and to make a common front against attack by people of other planets. The p 2003 Page #10  
cretary Frank Knox dies of a heart attack later that year, Roosevelt has Fo 2003 Page #86  
oing to tell them. 3. If you can't attack the data, attack the people. It's 2003 Page #118  
. 3. If you can't attack the data, attack the people. It's easier. 4. Do re 2003 Page #118  
ating that Ike had died of a heart attack. Ike's press secretary James Hage 2003 Page #192  
head of Mount Weather, the nuclear attack proof bunker outside Washington D 2003 Page #193  
aders are taken in case of nuclear attack. In fact, on September 11 when th 2003 Page #193  
now where the president in case of attack. He told me at that time, the fir 2003 Page #194  
lly a SECRET surface-to-air rocket attack on one or more unidentified radar 2004 Page #68  
y reduce our ability to counter an attack by a hostile alien culture. But i 2004 Page #75  
e built to detect a Russian bomber attack from over the North Pole. On Sept 2004 Page #91  
me day make a common front against attack by people from other planets." We 2004 Page #133  
ent Eisenhower had died of a heart attack. That was another of those new "m 2004 Page #144  
be taken in the event of a nuclear attack, was involved in the phone traffi 2004 Page #176  
denly age of 37 of "apparent heart attack" 201                              2004 Page #204  
blood via a poison to induce heart attack. • Why: His intent to share class 2004 Page #205  
 • Father stated she died of heart attack sitting up in bed • Corner said t 2004 Page #206  
s presumed he had suffered a heart attack before falling into the water. Co 2004 Page #208  
V Answer: Chemically induced heart attack — cold blooded murder a Why: • He 2004 Page #208  
to provide for defense against air attack at Los Alamos," 31 Ramsey maintai 2004 Page #220  
 cause of deatl1 1isced as a heart attack, the question of murder is likely 2005 Page #104  
ng their citizens that we tried to attack UFOs and they returned the favor, 2006 Page #10  
k President Truman to task for the attack orders. Frank Feschino Jr. ("Shoo 2006 Page #10  
images and assumptions of surprise attack. As such, reaction across all sta 2006 Page #61  
 operating out of Tonopah were A-7 attack aircraft. At Nellis Air Force Bas 2006 Page #83  
loud"5 which described the psychic attack on Earth of a cloud of particles  2006 Page #102  
 two people died, one from a heart attack and one from 5 Fred Hoyle, The Bl 2006 Page #102  
0 prisoners died. • 1941: Japanese attack the city of Changteh with cholera 2006 Page #107  
child that centered upon a hostile attack on the British Isles by alien for 2006 Page #130  
 Invasion Earth that dealt with an attack on the planet by hostile aliens.  2006 Page #131  
about American military efforts to attack the disc technology with unexpect 2006 Page #142  
 the guy was going to have a heart attack. He went into shock. He got reall 2006 Page #161  
ssary in the event that this is an attack. I'll keep you informed. After I  2006 Page #164  
est the Russians were preparing to attack." And yet, the radar had detected 2006 Page #164  
ws stories of an impending nuclear attack on the USA by Russia, apparently  2006 Page #165  
 Soviet Union! Was this the feared attack? Some high government officials w 2006 Page #166  
(INS): A warning of an *ending air attack resulted in a false alarm in this 2006 Page #169  
ph). It appears that this supposed attack did have repercussions in Alaska. 2006 Page #169  
es were common. After the Japanese attack in December, 1941, the Army deplo 2006 Page #170  
                codes and knew the attack was coming. Nothing was done to s 2007 Page #12  
ming. Nothing was done to stop the attack because the U.S. government neede 2007 Page #12  
as corrung? After the Pearl Harbor attack, news reports were censored to mi 2007 Page #16  
man bravely faces his fear of the "Attack of the littJe green mints." The c 2007 Page #66  
apter 13 \vhich is entitled "Enemy Attack and UFO Potential." To have knowl 2007 Page #127  
gencypreparedness measures against attack from hostile forces. 18           2008 Page #24  
rtical p_ane in its fullest sense. Attack no longer comes from an exclusive 2008 Page #114  
aggressor is, how to intercept the attack, or how co effect immediate repri 2008 Page #114  
e was forced to retaliate for this attack, Hitler sent his tanks into Polan 2008 Page #128  
in's Russia was about to launch an attack on Western Europe. Only Hitler's  2008 Page #130  
 1941, a month before the expected attack by Russia, Hitler launched Barbar 2008 Page #130  
ng threatened , but rather only to attack that which seemed incapable of de 2008 Page #130  
o a halt in the event of a nuclear attack. Ironically, he (incorrectly) sta 2009 Page #10  
lace nuclear vs. non-nuclear with "attack and destruction" vs. "defense and 2009 Page #10  
ve us blind and open to a surprise attack and possibly lead to accidental n 2009 Page #17  
 and contingency plans for nuclear attack if they had been able to. As far  2009 Page #18  
nse as a countermeasure to nuclear attack. Anyone who seeks reliable and co 2009 Page #22  
d complete defense against nuclear attack will search in vain, but the two  2009 Page #22  
ich the Russians would simulate an attack to draw our fire. Above all, to f 2009 Page #22  
anes or small rockets to defeat an attack on the mother ship. It is probabl 2009 Page #22  
nceivable forms of bacteriological attack. Death rays in general are almost 2009 Page #159  
hes before the landing phase of an attack. We were devising and carrying ou 2009 Page #176  

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Es) a Very insightful Critics have attacked this document because of misspe 2003 Page #27  
 copper and cobalt. Bismuth is not attacked by hydrochloric acid, and only  2003 Page #106  
igence has, and will, retaliate if attacked. SLIDE #5: Las Cruces Sun-News: 2004 Page #62  
example he said, "If we were being attacked by space aliens, like in that m 2004 Page #197  
 — but, you know, if we were being attacked by space aliens, we wouldn't be 2004 Page #197  
phiJs of a person when he is being attacked by h.ighJy virulent bacteria. T 2005 Page #34  
onom) has been ignored, rustorted, attacked and confounded since 1c was fir 2005 Page #87  
s a masterpiece of distortion that attacked Reich's "sex racket;" while tru 2005 Page #93  
ey were afraid maybe we were being attacked! (laughs) So, they are not goin 2006 Page #150  
 had suddenly opened up and it had attacked these bases?" "If that had been 2008 Page #34  
 do is to tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for 2008 Page #123  
oldiers dressed in Polish uniforms attacked a German radio station on the b 2008 Page #128  
Lee Harvey Oswald. Reagan, who had attacked Trilaterals , manipulated into  2008 Page #142  

Word: "attacker", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

isticated countermeasures known to attacker One does well to consider that  2006 Page #112  

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fic cases in which the UFOs zapped attacking Earthling aircraft. Tim Good i 2006 Page #5  
he Japanese prior to ground forces attacking. Confirmed by Snodgrass in his 2009 Page #170  

Word: "attacks", 23 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed Bi/Mg Metal ............ 93 New Attacks on Roswell and MJ-12............ 2003 Page #3  
                               New Attacks on Roswell and MJ-12 Stanton Fri 2003 Page #117  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 Spokane Woman 2003 Page #119  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 117           2003 Page #121  
                       '0 ’jt?*New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 119           2003 Page #123  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-1 2 121          2003 Page #125  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 123           2003 Page #127  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-1 2 I 0 !TECHNOL 2003 Page #129  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-1 2 I UH b“.; Kt 2003 Page #131  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 Ua«^rtaMvh|ia 2003 Page #133  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 ‘ re MJ-12 pa 2003 Page #135  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 GENERAL ALBER 2003 Page #137  
                               New Attacks on Roswell & MJ-12 135           2003 Page #139  
1950s." Alien Retaliation to U. S. Attacks on Discs? SLIDE #9: 22-millimete 2004 Page #65  
fferent ufologists, the barrage of attacks from debunkers, and the denials  2004 Page #216  
 \v'ilhelm Reich was the target of attacks from both the right and the left 2005 Page #87  
 come true; and despite vociferous attacks from the more skeptical research 2006 Page #122  
government's missile and artillery attacks on unidentified aerial discs tha 2006 Page #139  
d foreknowledge of impendin g 9-11 attacks and "consciously failed" to act; 2007 Page #40  
al" or a "moderate amount" for the attacks , 1'lYT/CBS Poll, Oct. 14, 2006: 2007 Page #40  
ed upon ensuring the prevention of attacks on public infrastructures, their 2008 Page #24  
d Security in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. Needless to say, the measures a 2008 Page #25  
on TeJTorism to include unprovoked attacks on Afghanistan and Iraq based on 2008 Page #123  

Word: "attained", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r aircraft in 1950, but was easily attained by fighter aircraft. A more pro 2006 Page #171  
ess, she was steadily promoted and attained a high level security clearance 2009 Page #87  

Word: "atte111pts", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

echnological changes ■ The ongoing atte111pts to end UFO secrecy Book Featu 2008 Page #158  

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east Texas (see detailed report in attehment A), and radar stations at Alam 2003 Page #233  

Word: "attempcing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 in his driveway while the car was attempcing to start itself. There were a 2007 Page #129  

Word: "attempt", 70 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eedom of Information Act (FOIA) to attempt to locate any government documen 2003 Page #56  
 recovered, under study e No alien attempt to recover dead or contact autho 2003 Page #174  
. This is contrasted with a modern attempt at hoaxing the anomaly of occasi 2003 Page #176  
warning notes), and so the leakers attempt to conceal their identity, as is 2003 Page #178  
d off a further FOIA request in an attempt to obtain copies. Regrettably, t 2004 Page #11  
 report vont:eine, however, I will attempt to get a copy as soon as it is p 2004 Page #18  
 gather — looking for a rowboat to attempt a rescue of what he considered w 2004 Page #37  
x that it would be unproductive to attempt to summarize the details. Howeve 2004 Page #121  
y behind the scenes. I believe the attempt to release the Holloman film was 2004 Page #180  
ory will go down as the first real attempt to be upfront with the American  2004 Page #180  
background that fit nicely into an attempt by the government to mold the UF 2004 Page #181  
ght President Nixon was behind the attempt to disclose using the documentar 2004 Page #184  
offer of the UFO films was another attempt by the government to mislead the 2004 Page #193  
e." • A few weeks before his first attempt at suicide he told Bob Wood "I'v 2004 Page #209  
lock dismisses as a "vague, feeble attempt to provide for defense against a 2004 Page #220  
 the copies can be examined in the attempt to determine their authenticity; 2004 Page #221  
weather balloons." Was the memo an attempt at damage control with weather b 2004 Page #230  
e text printed on the paper. In an attempt to read this text to determine i 2004 Page #230  
lice and military personnel. In an attempt to help the dying alien breathe  2005 Page #32  
yl caught that creature." A funher attempt at forcing the main witnesses to 2005 Page #36  
tedl y, and so has every following attempt to bring this matter public reco 2005 Page #75  
terms of mathematics, as though an attempt of commurucation was conducted i 2005 Page #79  
his assistant, \Xlilliam I'vfoise, attempt to contact Douglas and arrange a 2005 Page #97  
se defies description and I'll not attempt to give you the details ... the  2005 Page #99  
ystify biology, then mechanicall y attempt to impose tl1eir own sex-negativ 2005 Page #104  
 is often "a strenuous and devoted attempt co force nature into the concept 2005 Page #117  
r a Canadian TV documentary, in an attempt to show how the Alien Autopsy fi 2005 Page #150  
h advanced technology much less to attempt to duplicate its function? \Y/e  2005 Page #161  
e uncovers more secrets, engineers attempt to put them to use. Forward engi 2005 Page #163  
ated by security in making such an attempt. In order to ensure the EBE's sa 2006 Page #21  
in pursuit. 7/27/87. UFO intercept attempt in SE Ghana. US Defense Informat 2006 Page #28  
 our approach began with a careful attempt to isolate the most critical unc 2006 Page #51  
 alien activity. Rather, it was an attempt to develop the best possible cou 2006 Page #51  
cience The science community would attempt to maintain credibility and eval 2006 Page #58  
sive interview!"). Government will attempt to use the media as a pubic cont 2006 Page #58  
ary preparations, government would attempt back-channel communications, dip 2006 Page #63  
le-cross as some • . in government attempt private deals, seeking advantage 2006 Page #63  
 miles of desert. The first search attempt yielded nothing of interest. The 2006 Page #80  
he time of impact. Mulhare made no attempt to eject, and was killed when th 2006 Page #82  
h Astronomer Royal, 1956.3) Others attempt to classify the anomalous data a 2006 Page #101  
destructive, seemingly mechanical) attempt to kill everyone in sight until  2006 Page #102  
n London, using a Ricin pellet and attempt to assassinate Vladimir Kostov.  2006 Page #107  
was all part of a less-than-subtle attempt on the part of the British Gover 2006 Page #131  
horities on January 11, 2001 in an attempt to resolve the issue of the Port 2006 Page #133  
ombers and Air Force fighters will attempt to penetrate our air space for t 2006 Page #149  
 about the Chinese response to the attempt of the United Nations to preserv 2006 Page #165  
 1984 featured photos depicting an attempt to fry an egg on a local sidewal 2006 Page #183  
barnstorming the country in a vain attempt to oust President Ronald Reagan  2006 Page #183  
rvice in Seattle finally mounts an attempt to reconnoiter the mysterious ob 2006 Page #187  
. Throughout the ensuing retrieval attempt, Dominic Papetti recalls watchin 2006 Page #187  
proar of such an intense retrieval attempt. Had the object already vanished 2006 Page #191  
ir financial interests to at least attempt some sort of hoax. But, in actua 2006 Page #192  
official Coast Guard reports as we attempt to unravel the mystery of About  2006 Page #194  
membrane keypad. That was my first attempt at programming and then I learne 2007 Page #78  
me intriguing infomrntion , didn't attempt to answer the questions they pos 2008 Page #8  
ith local residents and an aborted attempt to find the object that everyone 2008 Page #10  
d that the object was a bolide. An attempt was made to locate the object bu 2008 Page #11  
e markings or appendages." When an attempt at radio contact failed, Cuban a 2008 Page #29  
dy Estella Krussel's statement and attempt to reconstruct what she observed 2008 Page #50  
is entirely possible that MoD will attempt to disengage from the subject al 2008 Page #68  
ree expeditions to the area, in an attempt to determine what had really occ 2008 Page #99  
y 20th Century Earth as part of an attempt to rebuild their stricken craft. 2008 Page #102  
n of communism in Russia and their attempt to form a League of Nations. Ano 2008 Page #139  
-Contra scandal, seen widely as an attempt to start a war in Central Americ 2008 Page #142  
dward Teller himself, I decided to attempt to use forensic linguistics to d 2009 Page #9  
ncoe, Ill., 1956) remains the only attempt to explore the nature of intelli 2009 Page #24  
e Freedom of Information Act in an attempt to force authorized intelligence 2009 Page #25  
 implications was a more secretive attempt to release classified UFO files. 2009 Page #40  
12 Group. President Kennedy's bold attempt to have NASA cooperate with the  2009 Page #45  
 is not a joke, nor a hoax, nor an attempt to drum up local tourism by draw 2009 Page #138  

Word: "attempted", 34 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ans district attorney Jim Garrison attempted to indict as part of a conspir 2003 Page #42  
statements to the effect that they attempted to sneak down into the woods t 2003 Page #66  
thew Bevan, a computer hacker that attempted to uncover the UFO secrets of  2003 Page #83  
way: nothing he did, authorized or attempted during his entire tenure at De 2003 Page #89  
f the Mounties and a fisherman had attempted to get out to the site in a ro 2004 Page #37  
was overcome and collapsed when he attempted the removal of a body. Another 2004 Page #81  
ency meeting. In this meeting they attempted another contact which failed.  2004 Page #105  
consistently a believer, have both attempted, in a co-authored article in t 2004 Page #136  
 Nixon it appeared that Reagan had attempted to get out some of the UFO fac 2004 Page #189  
ing on after forcing the issue. He attempted to get it out but couldn't. Re 2004 Page #197  
t the mjlirary was im·olved in the attempted bribes is a matter of speculat 2005 Page #35  
C Plant," and that "Air Force jets attempted interception with negative res 2005 Page #74  
our knowledge, without ever having attempted to replicate any of his publis 2005 Page #87  
n chat e, idence. Researchers have attempted co obtain what little evidence 2005 Page #167  
th a secret Air Force project that attempted ro utilize the knowledge gaine 2005 Page #173  
we AF encounter extraordinary UFO. Attempted interception. Good case and do 2006 Page #28  
lanning method employed throughout attempted, first, to identify a range of 2006 Page #48  
imates of stakeholder reaction, we attempted to create an overarching list  2006 Page #65  
egan to shudder and stall. Collins attempted to lower the nose, but the A-1 2006 Page #74  
uments (sic) and collapsed when he attempted the removal of a body. Another 2006 Page #104  
Ls). Viral isolation should not be attempted without BL-4 containment." The 2006 Page #106  
(see map). (Both I and Zechel have attempted to locate the interview video  2006 Page #177  
od upon...that a government agency attempted to retrieve? Follow along with 2006 Page #194  
         Although governments have attempted to conu-ol the news for all of 2007 Page #10  
don Cooper and rus squadron-m aces attempted to intercept a group of silver 2007 Page #109  
re. And all of the mail my mom had attempted to send during the long ordeal 2007 Page #125  
ved a round disk-shaped object. He attempted to raclio for a back up patrol 2007 Page #176  
city street lights. Multiple rpts. Attempted recovery by Col Friend & Dr. H 2008 Page #10  
n launched and intercepts had been attempted. I suppose it could be argued  2008 Page #15  
reparation for this presentation I attempted to contact Robbie Robertson no 2008 Page #45  
 wish I had the answer; 1 don't. I attempted to interview Ken Miller after  2008 Page #54  
nformation, which preceded FOi but attempted to apply some of the principle 2008 Page #62  
e of hits as around 220,000 people attempted to access the material on the  2008 Page #63  
decision making operation. We have attempted this kind of defense weapon in 2009 Page #22  

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 research into the film. What I am attemptin g to do now is to look at both 2005 Page #147  

Word: "attempting", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 looses control of his plane while attempting to intercept an unknown. That 2003 Page #88  
 evident that we have been clearly attempting to "reverse engineer" these r 2003 Page #187  
nessed at military base: personnel attempting to get inside 40 1964 Wright- 2004 Page #112  
ocuments that Ryan and I have been attempting to authenticate. These will b 2004 Page #115  
ntage count. This may be useful in attempting to estimate the total number  2004 Page #115  
 generally deal with such leaks by attempting to discredit the source... or 2004 Page #140  
arch has been mainly concerned. In attempting to take accurate measurements 2004 Page #233  
surely does matter whether you are attempting to obtain disclosure from a f 2005 Page #77  
arfare) Engineers was killed while attempting to defuse a bomb on board HMS 2006 Page #128  
true" scientists, struggle forward attempting to unravel the mysteries of h 2006 Page #181  
 electronjc eavesdropping and were attempting to negotiate with high levels 2007 Page #187  
he Predators themselves , who were attempting to conceal their existence fr 2008 Page #103  
olitical left and right, today are attempting to subdue the American popula 2008 Page #145  
Fundamental problems exist in even attempting an accurate historical survey 2009 Page #24  
Kennedy , reveals that Kennedy was attempting to end the CIA 's influence o 2009 Page #45  
agents in which organizations were attempting to contact Arnold regarding h 2009 Page #179  

Word: "attempts", 33 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Crash Retrieval Conference several attempts to take his life. At the reques 2003 Page #90  
espite Forrestal's earlier suicide attempts (and allegedly another one that 2003 Page #90  
ignor is rebuffed all six times he attempts to see the former Navy and Defe 2003 Page #95  
s I have chosen, are the result of attempts to track down rumored stories,  2003 Page #189  
ifacts suggest reverse engineering attempts, correlating with "15t Annual R 2004 Page #118  
in the public's mind of government attempts of denial and ignorance — is ac 2004 Page #125  
ring the 1970s that appeared to be attempts to mold the world view of UFOs  2004 Page #180  
sional Research Service. After two attempts Sheehan was unable to get the f 2004 Page #186  
 then accepted or discarded as one attempts to reach the most logical and r 2004 Page #214  
habet organization. Yet all of our attempts to find out what their read was 2004 Page #231  
s in downtown Varginha, where vain attempts were made to keep it from dying 2005 Page #32  
en the U.S. military team arrived. Attempts were made to save its life with 2005 Page #43  
e it in the next. The fact is that attempts to pry the UFO topic out of the 2005 Page #76  
 he was repeatedly rebuffed in his attempts to gain 5 Sarbacher , Robert. P 2005 Page #79  
r can we rule out man's deliberate attempts to shoot them down using proxim 2005 Page #121  
nature, but it is engineering that attempts to imjtare or even surpass the  2005 Page #163  
ngineering proceeds from there and attempts to improYe on the original insp 2005 Page #163  
ence invite diplomatic welcome and attempts at constructive engagement. Gov 2006 Page #59  
HI arrival that confounds military attempts at containment/control. The NHI 2006 Page #63  
 30,000 feet. After making several attempts to right the aircraft, Collins  2006 Page #74  
m or possibly a famous test pilot. Attempts by reporters to follow up vario 2006 Page #75  
er, DOA after heroic resuscitative attempts in an ambulance). Bahe was gasp 2006 Page #110  
Bahe's death, Tempest's networking attempts produced a list of five healthy 2006 Page #110  
rcraft would have acknowledged the attempts to contact them by radio, attem 2006 Page #173  
attempts to contact them by radio, attempts which must have been made numer 2006 Page #173  
iar wi~ the variou~ disinformation attempts by the U.S. government to hide  2007 Page #24  
arate days, that there had been no attempts of an intercept by Air Force fi 2008 Page #7  
radar sighting, proof of intercept attempts, and confusion about the dates  2008 Page #7  
ed by five asterisks. This slide 9 attempts to summarize the essence of the 2008 Page #106  
mo to all PFIAB members . Sep 2448 Attempts to answer three questions: 1976 2009 Page #10  
n accepted without numerous failed attempts by air defenses and heated disc 2009 Page #14  
o main phases to John F. Kennedy's attempts to gain access to files concern 2009 Page #35  
ial oversight. President Kennedy's Attempts to Control MJ-12 When President 2009 Page #37  

Word: "attend", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s event is that he was selected to attend the FBI academy in Quantico, Virg 2003 Page #32  
rs or so, Larry would occasionally attend support groups in Budd's home, an 2004 Page #58  
ise was told that he was unable to attend. Angered, Moise left and returned 2005 Page #98  
s the kind of situation that might attend Contact. Scenarios as described h 2006 Page #51  
, "What are the uncertainties that attend a Contact event, and which are mo 2006 Page #51  
des to return to shore in order to attend to Burke's welfare, discuss the r 2006 Page #187  
l UNLV nurses, lecturers and me to attend a conference on alternative healt 2006 Page #206  
 to have received an invitation to attend a reception at the SO\ iet Embass 2007 Page #137  
O in Stanmore. Two police officers attend the scene, witness the craft and  2008 Page #64  

Word: "attendance", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 location to build churches, their attendance, fellowship and cash flow. He 2003 Page #22  
 by Congress; an honor guard is in attendance. "You deserve it Jim," says T 2003 Page #89  
 and future Attorney General is in attendance and observes, "Unable to resp 2003 Page #89  
hat afternoon with six thousand in attendance, James Forrestal is buried at 2003 Page #92  
t President Eisenhower would be in attendance. Quoting Martin: "Thomas sugg 2005 Page #97  
rk. Harry Haberer, the civilian in attendance, was described as working on  2005 Page #99  
 I believe would happen: A. Church attendance would increase. B. Mental hos 2006 Page #9  
rograms. Religion . Overall church attendance would grow, with notable resu 2006 Page #60  
idence in human traditions. Church attendance would increase, along with cu 2006 Page #61  
on and foster hope. Overall church attendance would be way up, along with p 2006 Page #64  
ayor and other town dignitaries in attendance . These vehicles feature a fa 2007 Page #70  

Word: "attendant", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n the room next to Forrestal's, an attendant, Hospital Apprentice R.W. Harr 2003 Page #91  
 awake at the 1:45 room check. The attendant finds Forrestal copying a Soph 2003 Page #91  
 Apparently the regularly assigned attendant did not appear for his shift t 2003 Page #95  
 the re- discovered object and its attendant equipment at a Podlipki (later 2004 Page #167  
to a first-aid station. There, the attendant was appalled at the sight of t 2005 Page #32  
to controlling NHI influence, with attendant pain and destruction, both phy 2006 Page #55  
I choose that it is "logic and the attendant mathematical lore that goes wi 2006 Page #101  
early with even better concept and attendant equations than we have. In sum 2006 Page #102  
t of intelligence is logic and the attendant equations. Therefore, there is 2006 Page #116  
the Prescott story (and all of its attendant controversies) is essentially  2006 Page #125  

Word: "attended", 19 instance(s) (Back to Top)

unusual event that Revered Huffman attended late one early spring night jus 2003 Page #21  
-shaped object on the ground being attended to by five "peculiarly dressed  2004 Page #32  
 one man from Pennsylvania who had attended all the meetings, but he couldn 2004 Page #98  
hat Dr. Walker was the man who had attended all the crashed saucer briefing 2004 Page #98  
ned Walker and asked him if he had attended briefings at Wright Patterson r 2004 Page #98  
ccupants." Walker replied, "Yes, I attended the meeting concerning that sub 2004 Page #98  
President USSR Academy of Sciences Attended Steklov Mathematics Institute W 2004 Page #157  
President Carter and Jack McGeorge attended at least the initial briefing.  2004 Page #189  
ronted by obvious hoaxers.' Having attended more than a few UFO conferences 2004 Page #215  
 Air Force Base that day. Sorensen attended with an exceedingly well-connec 2005 Page #83  
rted Moise to the conference, also attended by a USAF Captain H.iJJ and a c 2005 Page #98  
 Steinman that Walker (*for sure•) attended UFO meetings at Wight-Pat in th 2006 Page #27  
he early 1950S Walker says 'yes, I attended meetings concerning that subjec 2006 Page #27  
 In preparation for my position, I attended the annual Mutual UFO Network S 2006 Page #196  
logists, psychiatrists, and others attended. Prof. David Jacobs, Budd Hopki 2006 Page #198  
. Figure 13 Alan Rammer's Letter I attended last year's Crash Retrieval Con 2008 Page #57  
mer approached Marshall while they attended ceremony at Princeton. As I und 2008 Page #114  
coral formations occasionally were attended by unexpectedly large waves. Ge 2009 Page #164  
coral formations occasionally were attended by unexpected large waves." "It 2009 Page #169  

Word: "attendees", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sociation. According to one of the attendees, lBM executive (and MUFON memb 2005 Page #81  

Word: "attending", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ides being a Baptist and logically attending Reverend Huffman's church he w 2003 Page #34  
n of Project Magnet. In 1950 I was attending a rather slow-moving broadcast 2004 Page #89  
icer, his friend Brad Sorensen was attending an air show at Norton Air Forc 2005 Page #83  
M1-01. As part of the advance team attending crash retrieval sites, Stone w 2006 Page #19  
itment to MJ- 12 Group projects by attending more advanced training, and no 2006 Page #24  
earcher VVilliam Steinman Confirms attending meetings at Wnght Patterson AF 2006 Page #27  
 communication; then assessment of attending technologies. Scientists would 2006 Page #59  
re shocking enough to motivate the attending physician, Bruce Tempest, M.D. 2006 Page #110  
o); raised partly in Pennsylvania (attending Valley Forge Elementary School 2006 Page #194  
In September of 1978, \X'arren was attending a reunion with his fellow pilo 2007 Page #114  
g told Kilgallen that [Monroe] was attending Hollywood parties hosted by Ho 2007 Page #135  
epped the U.S. State Department by attending a meeting in Brussels to forma 2008 Page #139  

Word: "attends", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

on to become a priest. Young James attends local schools but has other idea 2003 Page #85  
and the content of the meetings he attends. He will continue keeping this d 2003 Page #86  

Word: "attention", 91 instance(s) (Back to Top)

al was a cover story to divert the attention of the press." Source: Brigadi 2003 Page #17  
this is the "First Roswell." Close attention is paid to the primary witness 2003 Page #21  
xamined later. Now let us turn our attention to other key validating source 2003 Page #24  
on on the UFO flap with particular attention paid to retrieval stories. Cri 2003 Page #42  
f the brilliant object came to the attention of the authorities and the new 2003 Page #55  
        The Kecksburg Incident His attention was drawn to a military flatbe 2003 Page #61  
ncident, many new leads came to my attention both locally and nationally. O 2003 Page #61  
 many explanations have come to my attention concerning the possible origin 2003 Page #65  
, a number of new leads came to my attention. One name stuck out in the cro 2003 Page #68  
 him. Joel's name first came to my attention about 13 years ago from a tip  2003 Page #68  
as down there for a while when his attention turned to a metallic object wh 2003 Page #68  
ther sources. Joel wants no public attention at this point since his family 2003 Page #70  
n the case are being brought to my attention. Contact: Stan Gordon I can be 2003 Page #72  
trieval Conference skills to FDR's attention, Forrestal is invited to join  2003 Page #86  
rce cooperated and helped to drive attention away from actual sightings of  2003 Page #141  
al Security Agency didn't want any attention drawn to the base and their ac 2003 Page #148  
ore noise? Wouldn't that draw more attention to the very things they were t 2003 Page #148  
The trick involved misdirection of attention and more. The main intention w 2003 Page #148  
t it was time to start drawing his attention away from the base. The projec 2003 Page #150  
home, so the task of directing his attention away from them was difficult.  2003 Page #150  
son panel in 1953 to reduce public attention to this topic. In 1954, there  2003 Page #170  
anel met in Jan 53, reduced public attention e French landings in 1954: 200 2003 Page #170  
tl, wiwli, pey^e^giGal csd ■Hilary attention — rurart and jnM. Ja the scssr 2003 Page #226  
however, I would like to draw your attention to a seldom-seen series of doc 2004 Page #4  
to examine any possibilities. Your attention is invited to State Airgram A- 2004 Page #9  
hroughout the world that caught my attention, I considered one of the most  2004 Page #14  
L" II/ Dr. rtar.-111.;:miz 2. Your attention is also arawn to the article o 2004 Page #25  
ted in the area newspapers to draw attention to the little town which was d 2004 Page #26  
re the lights seemed to demand his attention. They were peculiar to him; so 2004 Page #34  
g and hilly old road commanded his attention once more. Norm had rolled dow 2004 Page #36  
 up the driveway to the house. His attention was drawn upward by some motio 2004 Page #37  
 landing and did not pay that much attention to it. A few minutes later I s 2004 Page #57  
co that warranted the government's attention! There's only one problem. No  2004 Page #221  
, were the first to receive public attention. Amazingly, after nearly twent 2005 Page #82  
al indication that he had paid any attention to all the publicity surrounru 2005 Page #94  
ht be the subject of their special attention. If these craft had harnessed  2005 Page #96  
idence. Ryan \Xlood has paid close attention to the evidence. In partnershi 2005 Page #117  
st for those who were paying close attention to the "flaps" over spherical  2005 Page #118  
and they are trying to attract our attention, which is totally absurd. Answ 2006 Page #6  
haps there was a momentary loss of attention when the Trinity highly radioa 2006 Page #11  
ve developed to try to attract our attention. It assumes there is no coloni 2006 Page #11  
sis on crash retrievals. • Limited attention (till late 70s) on cover-up. • 2006 Page #25  
rried out with the utmost care and attention to assure that potentially ben 2006 Page #56  
c projects meant to focus people's attention on the here-and-now and give t 2006 Page #65  
 It drew unwanted public and media attention, and rampant speculation. The  2006 Page #83  
here likely would have been little attention from the press or public. The  2006 Page #83  
e locals were getting tired of the attention. Strangers wandered into the a 2006 Page #93  
up by the entire group just to get attention. Some Flatwoods residents I sp 2006 Page #93  
nvassing possible witnesses. Press attention had developed and a Navaho tab 2006 Page #111  
which, coupled with the fortuitous attention of Drs. James LeDuc and Jamie  2006 Page #111  
 out prion diseases for particular attention. They are both infectious and  2006 Page #115  
c Fevers (VHFs) and prions warrant attention because the diseases they caus 2006 Page #117  
continue. (31) Let us now turn our attention to the events in Mexico that o 2006 Page #133  
true.' Well, this really caught my attention. I was really astounded to hea 2006 Page #157  
thing BIG, that demanded immediate attention. Evidently whatever had happen 2006 Page #174  
saw unusual lights that drew their attention. They saw seven lights in a bo 2006 Page #200  
newspaper // Prog,nso comes to the attention of U.S. Intelligence for its s 2007 Page #26  
 events that should have attracted attention are surprisingly easy to hide  2007 Page #30  
y on September 20th of 1967 to the attention of the 0.1.C. at MacDill, who  2007 Page #110  
ave not had the media publicity or attention chat the Roswell incident got, 2007 Page #127  
hose questions we have to turn our attention to a Unjted States Air Force p 2007 Page #132  
tter book that we have to turn our attention when it comes to trying to det 2007 Page #132  
g in Communism, we have to tum our attention to the FBI. Born Norma Jean Mo 2007 Page #136  
 of 1967 that was prepared for the attention of Moon Dust and was titled UF 2007 Page #140  
o examine any possibilities . Your attention is invited to State Airgram A- 2007 Page #142  
erson ("MJ6/44") for the eyes-only attention of one ocher inruvidual: the " 2007 Page #143  
and doing that might have provoked attention of the disc intelligences? Som 2007 Page #162  
ration. ls that what attracted the attention of the non-terrestrial djsc te 2007 Page #164  
rieval deserves as much ( or more) attention as the 194 7 UFO crash near Ro 2007 Page #186  
rm in my hands, but what called my attention most was its weight, it weighe 2007 Page #196  
50, and which was for the specific attention of Brigadier General Joseph F. 2008 Page #26  
s, Estella Krussel, who paid close attention to the strange object that pas 2008 Page #49  
 I interview witnesses l pay close attention to eye contact and the emotion 2008 Page #50  
felt as if she had paid such close attention to the UFO she was somehow men 2008 Page #50  
ead at night would not attract any attention. Gordon Graham and Lance Graha 2008 Page #51  
ying for over 30 miles, attracting attention along the way. Mr. Carroll sai 2008 Page #54  
es where there is extensive public attention, the explanation offered by th 2008 Page #55  
cular he pulled over to pay closer attention . He got out of his car as did 2008 Page #58  
 before the Crash it attracted the attention of drivers as far as 33 miles  2008 Page #59  
ses that have attracted most media attention . Both are to be covered in Se 2008 Page #67  
. Robertson which deflected public attention away from UFOs by concluding t 2008 Page #134  
 the decade since World War II. My attention focused 5                      2009 Page #11  
f the outside world of UFOs to the attention of policy makers. It was appar 2009 Page #12  
 policy makers. Too lillle serious attention has been given to, and inadequ 2009 Page #12  
 the decade since World War II. My attention focused primarily upon the Cen 2009 Page #23  
 the outside world of lJFOs to the attention of policy makers. It was appar 2009 Page #23  
rationa l systems demand the close attention of senior??? policy makers. To 2009 Page #24  
enior??? policy makers. Too little attention has been given to, and inadequ 2009 Page #24  
out the publicity which would call attention to a special meeting. Sincerel 2009 Page #28  
the craft and gave them a lot more attention , feeling each one and then re 2009 Page #66  
m beginning to end with respectful attention paid to the child witness acco 2009 Page #138  

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. The cover (Slide 10) is quite an attention-getter, with the title, "Extra 2003 Page #171  

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o provide so many presentations to attentive audiences. REFERENCES 1. Fried 2006 Page #13  

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ry • Walker dodged UFO researchers atter this. died 1995. None of his presu 2006 Page #27  

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e dramatically, as this writer can attest to, having been there myself and  2004 Page #40  

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eanor, his reaction to me, and his attitude and take on the whole situation 2003 Page #144  
k to see if they saw anything. The attitude from the desk sergeant voice ov 2004 Page #55  
w day break, and with the negative attitude from the desk sergeant, well, I 2004 Page #55  
ave explained the sudden change in attitude on July 27, 1955, when Douglas  2005 Page #98  
l1at he articulated the prevailing attitude so well. In December 1957, a mo 2005 Page #103  
f the object, they had a different attitude. They appeared more serious now 2005 Page #156  
o the best of his knowledge . .His attitude was one of not caring whether h 2005 Page #165  
 • New order evade UFOs • American attitude more aggressive. says Sokolov t 2006 Page #28  
eep numbing Mar A third is a -high attitude aircraft that crosses the night 2006 Page #30  
 situation. Ideally, an atmosphere/attitude of cosmic statesmanship would p 2006 Page #58  
; liberals might take wait and see attitude, unless NHI is overtly violent. 2006 Page #63  
met. Many would adopt a fatalistic attitude: try to keep living as usual, b 2006 Page #65  
he speed of sound during its dive, attitude and airspeed data would have be 2006 Page #82  
roached this subject with the same attitude I would try to bring co any inv 2007 Page #59  
t is difficult to predict what the attitude of internat iona_ law wi.L be w 2008 Page #113  
lieved ... even by the enlightened attitude of 1967." The show's production 2009 Page #32  

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 Regardless of the core values and attitudes of individuals, it is clear th 2006 Page #55  
ideas on this matter. Two opposing attitudes prevail in this particular cas 2007 Page #59  
the price of changes in values and attitudes and behavior." The New York Ti 2007 Page #76  
ceptions and normalizing society's attitudes toward these other intelligenc 2007 Page #76  

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ith British Prime Minister Clement Attlee. The secure phone rings. It is th 2006 Page #164  
eled the eleven-thitV meeting with Attlee, and was told that he had not. We 2006 Page #167  
while I was meeting with (Clement) Attlee -- Lovett notified me that the re 2006 Page #168  

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 INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND ATTN HCSF-F1 FORT HEADE, MARYLAND, MARYL 2007 Page #42  

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,wing with JFK and his brother the Attomey General.' When Pataki was recend 2007 Page #136  

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subpoenaed by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison as part of Garriso 2003 Page #42  
e people that New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison attempted to indic 2003 Page #42  
 advisor of Forrestal's and future Attorney General is in attendance and ob 2003 Page #89  
 be off his beam. While Tom Clark (Attorney General) was in Florida last we 2003 Page #89  
 comes from prominent civil rights attorney Daniel Sheehan. He was called i 2003 Page #196  
dig up grandma," explained Decatur attorney Bill Nobles. H.R. "Pig" Idell,  2004 Page #31  
ld go on to become the prosecuting attorney when Reich finally came to tria 2005 Page #94  
name comes co mind. He is a former Attorney General which is a high ranking 2007 Page #91  
 trysts with the President and the Attorney General. One such "secret" ment 2007 Page #135  
on. [Monroe] repeatedly called the Attorney General and complained about th 2007 Page #135  
 supporter was Senator Elihu Root, attorney for Federal Reserve founder Pau 2008 Page #125  
l that Russell A. Nixon, the young attorney for the U.S. Military Governmen 2008 Page #131  
nvestigator, Department of Justice attorney James Stewart Martin, was sent  2008 Page #137  
allowing Hitler's rise to power as attorney for the Shroeder bank, assumed  2008 Page #138  
to retrieve it," noted former U.S. Attorney and Nazi hunter John Loftus, ad 2008 Page #141  
ndesert" Nuclear Reactors. Memo to Attorney General Yvelle Feb 1755 J. Youn 2009 Page #10  
igation by Jim Garrison , District Attorney of New Orleans. Garrison found  2009 Page #44  

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izations. Reich was unaware of his attorney's politics, and of his associat 2005 Page #93  

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that the Dulles brothers were both attorneys for and business partners with 2008 Page #138  

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 And why did thjs activjty seem to attract the appearance of UFOs? \Xlhat w 2005 Page #88  
tallic (organic) material tends to attract and hold the atmospheric energy, 2005 Page #90  
s would use and they are trying to attract our attention, which is totally  2006 Page #6  
o ones we have developed to try to attract our attention. It assumes there  2006 Page #11  
assing overhead at night would not attract any attention. Gordon Graham and 2008 Page #51  

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nd the events of January 1974 have attracted a wealth of controversy. An ea 2003 Page #75  
lide 9, I offer three reports that attracted me as unusual. They are self-e 2004 Page #115  
sses, the implications of its work attracted interest from the Soviet milit 2004 Page #153  
e weather modjftcati on operations attracted UFOs -first over southern Main 2005 Page #88  
orilinar y events that should have attracted attention are surprisingly eas 2007 Page #30  
ment Adrrurustration. ls that what attracted the attention of the non-terre 2007 Page #164  
pectacular way before the Crash it attracted the attention of drivers as fa 2008 Page #59  
 highlight the two cases that have attracted most media attention . Both ar 2008 Page #67  
uced magnetic field anomalies that attracted one or more non-human intellig 2008 Page #75  

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 to keep flying for over 30 miles, attracting attention along the way. Mr.  2008 Page #54  

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m the Coulomb Law of electrostatic attraction, in that the opposite forces  2006 Page #36  
m the Coulomb Law of electrostatic attraction in that the opposite forces a 2006 Page #36  
                                   attraction in every area where they've b 2007 Page #61  

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akes reason number three look more attractive if you are a UFO investigator 2004 Page #42  

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documents would be faked. The memo attracts more espionage and fools no one 2003 Page #210  
, while the metal (inorganic) also attracts the energy, but unable to absor 2005 Page #90  

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e of such nature that they are not attributable to natural phenomena or kno 2005 Page #74  

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atistical Comparison of Directives Attribute Twining Directives of July 8 & 2003 Page #205  
es of Wedemeyer Directive to China Attribute A B C D E F Source HST-Lib NAR 2003 Page #205  
ough not a UTA image it's cutlines attribute it to James Bond Johnson by na 2004 Page #235  

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e quarters the explosions had been attributed to UFOs. Interestingly, the d 2003 Page #163  
e quarters the explosions had been attributed to UFOs. Interestingly, the d 2004 Page #17  
htings around the country were all attributed to the same meteor. I discove 2006 Page #96  
 further information surfaced that attributed the lights to another source. 2006 Page #121  
ry unlikely that this event can be attributed to any meteorological phenome 2006 Page #189  
s sighting and splashdown might be attributed to a standard astronomical oc 2006 Page #189  
the event, this maneuver cannot be attributed to an optical illusion or tri 2006 Page #190  
of funding is unknown but has been attributed co mobster Frank Costello. (P 2007 Page #26  
s gels very well with the comments attributed to KiJgallen in the CIA docum 2007 Page #136  

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questions as detailed in the seven attributes of authentici t:y cited above 2005 Page #137  
 Perceived "God-like" or "magical" attributes of NHI, if any, could arouse  2006 Page #66  
 Perceived "God-like" or "magical" attributes of NHI, if any, could arouse  2006 Page #67  

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n the field of forensic authorship attTibution using computational linguist 2008 Page #106  

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 Mu:UJO ■ Philip ?Our /\ C0'\11 rt Atuck 3: Great E..'Pectations, 1976-1978 2009 Page #144  

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o Nader, eonoluded by referring to Atuehs I. labels, no Ttroorg an4 other p 2004 Page #20  

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,l~dt.,v to one of proc,c.n,ng the atwmc bomb m Im-lhc applic,1l!ons o: the 2009 Page #182  

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omb strt~-l~nl(th dre.(£ and white at~ may be only on~ s'.ep ir: the dit!i- 2009 Page #163  

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-~rJ~ decep~o~s:. .. I .• ~.. t...;at~_;Y ... ~~~:-. .r-- .. ~-~~ Let's con 2007 Page #29  

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06~! S&~ VOlJ~ $'1$J4T1AI~ tLLUSn:.AT£D "'"tt: S&ND 'rOU-" Uf'O ~£.Poer'"'  2009 Page #106  

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.. I~~~! .... _ ....... ...., .. ~ au .. 1 ... •-•.....,."-"'~..,,.. ~----~ 2005 Page #14  
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.;r..:rr-·"1!F~'.'-'• ._,._,,,..,,.au: 111o1t lh•Annr Air~ .aho~.,..,. -~ ~ 2005 Page #124  
nspect LZ-2, it became apparent to aU concerned that what had crashed in th 2005 Page #126  
ified Top Secret Majic-states that aU four technicians djed from seizures a 2005 Page #126  
ay Santilli is the man who started aU of this controversy in the first plac 2005 Page #150  
 the alien and the technology. And aU of this would have to be conducted in 2005 Page #162  
nd ears are *no. rnent elf.o,t and au Nor Von conrentianan eterthOSetrt ort 2006 Page #35  
ea where they've been sighted .... AU reports confirm that it is extrnterre 2007 Page #61  
 cabins at the Old Baldy Club. And aU of a sudden we heard a lot of aircraf 2007 Page #125  
 one mutilated cow), he found that aU of the animal's blood had been draine 2007 Page #146  
New Mexico: May 17, 1974 -Chilili, AU. S. Air Force team allegedly removed  2007 Page #160  
es. From what I noticed, they were aU military personnel. The onJy person w 2007 Page #169  
ance. For a complete discussion of aU these results, readers should consult 2007 Page #195  
 analysis of his Andean sample. In aU his correspondence with official inst 2007 Page #197  
ould like to acknowledge and thank aU the speakers at the conference: Steph 2008 Page #3  
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 I also interviewed Sally Desmarte au who also recalled the Aberdeen Police 2008 Page #70  
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tCCTHS. ~ OU::Olll1Lt1'T a·~ OF n~ au .. ncr.n E'iDrTS tAfl'tt:S f1ICtC 1"P 2009 Page #150  
mpo!3iblt.. -Ameld ' ,~alt ..-ilh .au:.bo~it.r. Lily= .ue: ~d. ~but there i 2009 Page #163  
,u the .atomic bomt. To ~sum~ that aU !h~ !ecre:.5 b.i..-e ttt.n un..-eUe.d 2009 Page #163  
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- S. Truman July 9, 1947". O tW» ‘ Au8- 9. 197j"---- - ***3 Dy./,           2003 Page #215  

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 ■Cooper 14 100 100 -- Average for AUAS (Automated Linguistic Identificatio 2008 Page #118  

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 Santilli in London for an invited auc:lience onJy, he set about selling th 2005 Page #146  
! I~;: In.-~ nussinr. pb:u. ~id he Auc)i;~nl. !'\. Z.. P_ofe5or .:.A:ecb I  2009 Page #163  

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Dav.ldr importance. James Leech ol Auc1dancl to I "But farther than that he 2009 Page #184  

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 for somc Um~ to produ~I.' rr.an-. aucb a n.~· th11t woutcl be eUee:ivc mod 2009 Page #182  

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of the reality of man-mad e flying aucer would do well to review the sighci 2007 Page #109  

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raalmanl for narv- caramany of nil aucGoiaar, lxul«| qu« and phyalcal •Mhiu 2003 Page #91  

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t :nost inconceivable [or ~Uecll,· auch rays were known to electricul milit 2009 Page #182  

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zation. ·. ·i -.. ■ · 1n1emal Navy auciit reveals excessive· . compartmenta 2007 Page #53  

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ipon. The f New Zealand Heral:! o: Auckl.lncJ j 1•hllS comp:ircd !he new de 2009 Page #183  

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 ere .• aid 10 h~,e .c-:.-. uu1 o! Aucklanci which quctcd chnn_i:eo •~e~~ a 2009 Page #182  

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h is [an] engineering professor at Auckland University. During the war he w 2009 Page #157  
 refused to discuss stories out of Auckland which quoted most reliable sour 2009 Page #159  
Japan," the New Zealand Herald, of Auckland , reported. Without discounting 2009 Page #159  
The new secret weapon mentioned in Auckland, N.Z. reports "might be in the  2009 Page #159  
he went to New Zealand in 1939. In Auckland today, Professor Leech said he  2009 Page #160  
ted as Professor of Engineering at Auckland University College in New Zeala 2009 Page #163  
ssor Leech vacated his position at Auckland University to work as the Chief 2009 Page #163  
dopted. It was reasonably close to Auckland and the existing Army buildings 2009 Page #165  
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 of the critical conditions at the Auckland University College. However , h 2009 Page #166  
tinuous critical conditions at the Auckland University College forced the C 2009 Page #166  
thod of using the atomic bomb." In Auckland today, Prof. Leech said he was  2009 Page #168  
n of the Faculty of Engineering at Auckland University College from 1940 -1 2009 Page #168  
y a new secret weapon mentioned in Auckland, N.Z., reports "might be in the 2009 Page #171  
rofessor Leech wrote a textbook on Auckland to have an "expert knowledge of 2009 Page #171  
 of the critical conditions at the Auckland University College. However he  2009 Page #172  
tinuing critical conditions at the Auckland University College forced the C 2009 Page #172  
ol c"pccted ;hat ,bey .w, porls In Auckland 53\d Lt'ech had vorcc, her 11lt 2009 Page #182  
w ,ecrt\ wceron r.1entlor,r.ci l n Auckland IN. u., reports '"m:gh~ be in t 2009 Page #183  

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11st October , , queried about the Aucklllnd re-The:,, l;:ive nu children.  2009 Page #182  

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,. ew .l •0•· ov1d J1mes Lc,cch o! Auck• land lo !111~e "11n 1:xpen Kt10wle 2009 Page #183  

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 extraterrestrial truth to a wider audience has not faltered. Bill McDonald 2003 Page #2  
July 1st. Soon after he began, the audience began to mutter amongst themsel 2003 Page #146  
y a man whom they had trusted. The audience didn't even know if they could  2003 Page #147  
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ceived another phone call from our audience requesting confirmation of repo 2004 Page #8  
ng, significant announcement to an audience of the Illuminating Engineering 2004 Page #15  
ns for allowing us to be its first audience. This new and previously unpubl 2004 Page #59  
es, I was moved to try to give the audience a flavor of the nature of the t 2004 Page #115  
ng with alien bodies. I was in the audience to hear him say it. Astronaut G 2004 Page #146  
 personnel stood up in front of an audience made up of the medja, telLing o 2005 Page #147  
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s shown to the national television audience, who thought it to be the actua 2006 Page #91  
of his lecture, Halt astounded the audience by revealing something that had 2006 Page #132  
, Nevada studio. There was a great audience following the show and he wante 2006 Page #204  
extraterrestri al truth to a wider audience has not faltered. The informati 2007 Page #3  
ws of such an event reached a mass audience, there would likely be ample ti 2007 Page #29  
t for: , Fragmentation of the mass audience ► Easier government surveillanc 2007 Page #39  
he years. Children were the target audience of this marketing campaign, spa 2007 Page #62  
ceived another phone call from our audience requesting confirmation of repo 2007 Page #141  
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 Coughlin had built large national audiences in the 1930s with much the sam 2004 Page #224  
over 700 times in 18 countries. My audiences, mostly college and profession 2006 Page #4  
n looking to the skies. I check my audiences after my lectures and find tha 2006 Page #11  
nthusiastic response I get from my audiences, especially from the technical 2006 Page #13  
so many presentations to attentive audiences. REFERENCES 1. Friedman, Stant 2006 Page #13  

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g hold of copies of Colonel Halt's audio recording. With the release of the 2004 Page #58  
e Naval Research Laboratory (NRL). AUDIO EXCERPT # 1 ( 1:00) 62             2004 Page #65  
 a night in 1948 — probably March. AUDIO EXCERPT # 2 ( 2:35) Scott Ramsey:  2004 Page #72  
ade during a visit to the military audio visual repository at Norton Air Fo 2004 Page #182  
ief of Requirements at the Defense Audio Visual Archives which was statione 2004 Page #182  
issing 18 minutes on the Watergate audio tape. The missing letter did howev 2004 Page #185  
ith the two top men at the Defense Audio Visual Agency (DAVA) at Norton Air 2004 Page #192  
 Garrison and Baker LI DA INTRO TO AUDIO: In 1953, a boy named Bart \X righ 2005 Page #69  
y vividly etched in his mind." END AUDIO SEGMENT PowerPointFramePosition #  2005 Page #70  
trol Center radar room in Key West Audio Interview: Bill, in March 1967, Mi 2006 Page #144  
n his fear — at least on that day. Audio Interview: Paul, Truck Owner/Opera 2006 Page #151  
troyed years ago. Zechel still has audio taped interviews and video intervi 2006 Page #177  
veral times, and we exchanged some audio and video segments on UFO shows. A 2006 Page #205  
 a wide range of digital video and audio recording equipment , as well as h 2007 Page #188  
 remain anonymous , who told me on audio tape, that he had been traveling t 2008 Page #14  
ell University Ithaca, New York 70 Audio: Prof. Michael Kelley and Linda Ho 2008 Page #76  
ne 25th press release to state: #1 Audio Halt ( :27) Col. Halt: "/ wish to  2009 Page #59  
                             58 #2 Audio Penniston ( 5:26 ) Staff Sgt. Jame 2009 Page #64  
ent.co.uk used with pennission. #3 Audio Col. Halt ( 2:08 ) "The object sto 2009 Page #70  
azley said it's a Brit affair." #4 Audio Col. Halt ( 1 :35 ) a ' ~" ... ; - 2009 Page #74  
d 1,000 feet above their heads. #5 Audio Airman LaPlume ( 2:08 ) Former RAF 2009 Page #83  

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lip Corso in various interviews on audio- and videotape Corso's background  2003 Page #43  

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n was also home to the Air Force's Audio-Visual Division for the investigat 2005 Page #174  

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part of his memory. I was given an audiocassette of that 1994 session to tr 2008 Page #90  

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t Bell show with Linda Howe, 1997, audiotape program # 970706D) Q. Were you 2003 Page #43  
the 1960s, and who has declared on audiotape in a recorded phone conversati 2004 Page #143  
ng memory he had from around 1953. AUDIOTAPE (1:14) -Rex Leonard "1 t was a 2005 Page #69  
pdates about the DR.ES mystery: 1) Audiotape excerpts from a former USAF pi 2005 Page #71  
s no longer in business) developed audiotape copies of the shows for sale t 2006 Page #203  
ber 29, 1980, Col. Halt played his audiotape from Rendlesham Forest for his 2009 Page #72  
 Col. Halt when he handed back the audiotape and said, "Bazley said it's a  2009 Page #74  

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r of the base, they came across an audjtorium, a bit Like a smaU theater. T 2005 Page #147  

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~1:nt 1, ol thu ntomic bo,nb. s In Aue!~ :rnd today, Pro~. Leech r :11 Id h 2009 Page #183  

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right 2005 William F. Hamilton The aUeged recovery of a flying disc near Ro 2005 Page #161  
ted for authenticiry. There was an aUeged Siberian UFO crash that occurred  2007 Page #129  

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y 2004 in Roswell, New r-.•fexico, auended by the author. 79                2005 Page #81  

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                                   Aufte.-iiy N 0 Dz’.eS/Vfl MEMORANDUM FOR 2003 Page #228  

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of psychology, yet no records DOB. Aug 1921, SS# 720-09- 1812 Lives In New  2003 Page #36  
~£59 fiBai' Dept, of State letter. Aug. 9, 1973 f WARS                      2003 Page #224  
Washington, states: Local press 17 Aug 1967 reported that a satellite, cube 2004 Page #7  
ginal' Flying Saucers. WASHINGTON, Aug 19, - (AP) _The Air Force said tonig 2006 Page #45  
al' Flying Saucers W.ASECII•TGTON, Aug. 19.—(AP)—The Air. Force- said tceig 2006 Page #45  
s. The document reads thus: "On 25 Aug. 74, at 2207 hrs, U.S. Air Defense r 2006 Page #133  
 any cooperation. "By 2100 hrs, 26 Aug. 74, the recovery team had assembled 2006 Page #134  
t day: , Zogby lnternational Poll, Aug. 30, 2004: Half of L ew Yorkers bebe 2007 Page #40  
horos each had red date stamps of "AUG 74 ABQ." Eddie Chavez told me his fa 2007 Page #162  
L l O•Tl I "w• KIRTLAND ~3, :•H, 8 Aug -J Sep 80, 2 -Cl c:~• IU) 1200 All-, 2007 Page #174  
tion of the President's Address of Aug 442 March 23. Memo to Conferees, Aug 2009 Page #10  

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ng ion mass spectroscope (SIMS) or Auger analysis. The SEM analysis "showed 2007 Page #199  

Word: "augmented", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a million volt electrostatic field augmented by an unspecified frequency of 2003 Page #110  
today's huge black budget, further augmented today by the threat of terrori 2003 Page #187  
 Barrington Passage. They would be augmented by RCMP divers from Halifax Su 2004 Page #41  
sion and range factors from OS1 as augmented intelligence for final intelli 2009 Page #19  
s old. The papers she gave me, now augmented and verified by the National A 2009 Page #87  

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ll black box that Ozzie called an "augmenter." Ozzie made some interesting  2005 Page #165  

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e preceding history and quotations augur to the ambitious student of biolog 2006 Page #105  

Word: "august", 91 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ht think." Source: New York Times, August 18, 1945 wwwjnajesticdocumenu.com 2003 Page #16  
.0 This target area was visited in August 2000 with metal detectors; howeve 2003 Page #37  
ub' Short Southeastern Missourian, August 13, 1993 10. 1938 Road Map of Cap 2003 Page #39  
 complex on just after midnight on August 9, 1980, three guards saw a brigh 2003 Page #147  
episode that had happened in early August of the same year. But had these l 2003 Page #148  
ts com JAnother Crash Retrieval? 9 August 1949 - Hebgen Lake, MT November 1 2003 Page #159  
inia Military Institute - July and August Si'i 1947 missing years before, a 2003 Page #160  
 of recoveries sometime in It-late August this year. The President was give 2003 Page #234  
 a Department of State telegram of August 1967 from the American Embassy at 2004 Page #7  
roximately three tons discovered 3 August 50 miles from Kutum. Satellite de 2004 Page #7  
ng year (specifically the month of August), a number of strange objects had 2004 Page #10  
evealed that: On late afternoon [8 August 1979] the Embassy here received i 2004 Page #10  
2. I reviewed the CIA's papers for August of that year: Writing in the Germ 2004 Page #12  
 as quickly as it had surfaced. In August 2004, Jonathan Downes and I — Dow 2004 Page #16  
ity Council (NSC), newly formed in August 1947, served as overall program c 2004 Page #63  
's colored drawing of cow in beam, August 27, 1989, Portland, Oregon The su 2004 Page #79  
nts and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) August 1954. It is important to this con 2004 Page #86  
tion gained worldwide notoriety in August 1954 when Smith and his team of s 2004 Page #86  
of Public Relations. But it was on August 27, 1945 that Stringfield was thr 2004 Page #108  
y which remained unfilled until 01 August, 1950, which date Gen. Walter B.  2004 Page #203  
 • Marconi Director (UK) • He died August 1988 electrocuted in his flat aft 2004 Page #211  
ory revisited," MUFON UFO Journal, August 2004, pp. 3 — 7; Aztec 1948, dir. 2004 Page #223  
indlers" True: The Man's Magazine (August, 1956), 36 - 37, 69 — 72. Calm wa 2004 Page #223  
oNght that the incident dated from August 1953; and while she could not be  2005 Page #44  
in the MUFON UFO Journal, July and August 1978. 76                          2005 Page #78  
 UFOs that had gone into effect in August of that ) ear. Reich had filled o 2005 Page #95  
tions. Jim Marrs Springtown, Texas August, 2005 Introduction There are all  2005 Page #120  
of Public Relations. But it was on August 27, 1945 that Stringfield was thr 2005 Page #138  
rce regulation AFR 200-2, dated 12 August 1954, clearly stated: The Air Def 2005 Page #141  
eady had a conferenc e planned for August 1995. I asked Santilli if he wouJ 2005 Page #146  
t. The day after our conference in August 1995 saw the film broadcast on TV 2005 Page #146  
controversy in the first place. In August 2001, I caught up with him and in 2005 Page #150  
                   San Antonio, NM August 1945 Crash Retrieval Reme Baca Co 2005 Page #153  
ing in San Antonio, Ne\\ Mexico in August 1945 when, they say, they literaL 2005 Page #153  
as not until three weeks later, on August 6, that the terrified residents o 2005 Page #153  
 San Antonio in the latter part of August 1945 on a secret assignment. Litt 2005 Page #153  
operation took place between about August 20 and August 25, "I 945, there i 2005 Page #154  
 place between about August 20 and August 25, "I 945, there is no doubt," B 2005 Page #154  
ose and I set out on horseback one August morning in 1945 to find a cow tha 2005 Page #154  
 in the desert near San Antonio in August 1945. \Xlas it just a weather bal 2005 Page #158  
7, Pia.ins of San Augustin, NM; 13 August 1947, NM desert; October 1947, Pa 2005 Page #163  
 Examiner article dateline MOJAVE, August 19, 1949 was not the first articl 2006 Page #44  
of Death Valley) the day before on August 18, 1949, and is reproduced below 2006 Page #44  
 likely occurs over the weekend of August 5-6, 1949. 2. Sometime between Mo 2006 Page #45  
Sometime between Monday and Friday August 7-12, 1949, Fred Meyers the prosp 2006 Page #45  
t the site and event. 4. Thursday, August 18, 1949 Inyo Register Article pu 2006 Page #45  
has not been confirmed. 5. Friday, August 19 & 20th, 1949 several west coas 2006 Page #45  
 story activity except around this august 19-21st weekend in the Inyo Regis 2006 Page #46  
d. They flew in by helicopter on 8 August; a day after the military had dep 2006 Page #83  
3). Initially tested at Area 51 in August 1963, the three prototypes were m 2006 Page #87  
000. 23. Interview with Anne Owen, August 11, 2000. 24. Operation Thunderch 2006 Page #137  
I followed up with a phone call on August 20th and learned that Paul's fath 2006 Page #150  
ne-recorded conversation we had on August 20th, with his permission. Please 2006 Page #151  
not agree to talk with me. Even on August 20th, Paul was at first nervous a 2006 Page #151  
nference The Bigelow Foundation In August of 1992, I finally met with Rober 2006 Page #197  
n they were under''. Status update August 28, 2004: email received from Rup 2007 Page #115  
fire-nothing else. At 1:45 P.M. on August 17,1995 in the province of Salta, 2007 Page #128  
 two days before Monroe's death on August 5, 1962, tells the whole, remarka 2007 Page #135  
 last part of July or the first of August when Marilyn called, Pataki state 2007 Page #136  
alJ-powerfu l agency came about in August 1955. On the 1 S'h of the month,  2007 Page #137  
ys later certainly were. lt was on August 19 that, in Hoover's e~es, the ac 2007 Page #137  
ographs, except that it was before August 1974, when they were printed. The 2007 Page #162  
isted in the U.S. Army Reserves in August 1984. He is pictured here on far  2007 Page #172  
on's restricted test range between August 8 and September 3, 1980. That hig 2007 Page #174  
int title is: "KIRTLAND AFB, NM, 8 August to 3 September 1980, Alleged Sigh 2007 Page #174  
stored. The complaint says that on August 8, 1980, three poLicemen from the 2007 Page #176  
 states that three nights later on August 11, 1980, a Sanclia Security Guar 2007 Page #176  
opter." In summary, three times in August 1980 on the 81 \ 9th and 22nd, se 2007 Page #176  
s Writer, Researcher, Librarian On August 25, 1974, a UFO collided with a s 2007 Page #184  
azing UFO encounter near Coyame in August 1973 by the nephew of a former pr 2007 Page #184  
 knows more than it is telling. 2. AUGUST 1974 Sunday, August 25, 1974 was  2007 Page #185  
is telling. 2. AUGUST 1974 Sunday, August 25, 1974 was a typical sizzling h 2007 Page #185  
r its collision with the plane. On August 26, 1974, the day after the crash 2007 Page #187  
a UFO sighting made near Coyame on August 1973 by Juan David Mateos, nephew 2007 Page #191  
r reaction. And, most recently, in August 2004 a Russian expedition to the  2008 Page #102  
 Explosion -UFO Meets Comet?, AFP, August 23, 2004 97                       2008 Page #103  
lite people control the world." On August 10, 1944, Hitler's deputy, Martin 2008 Page #136  
g 442 March 23. Memo to Conferees, August 10 and August 24. Some 1983 main  2009 Page #10  
. Memo to Conferees, August 10 and August 24. Some 1983 main ideas: success 2009 Page #10  
r document that was missed was the August 1983 memo to the conferees , wher 2009 Page #11  
scoverer 5 mission of the previous August, had been deflected into a higher 2009 Page #16  
 already playing on these fears in August 1961 when he referred to space we 2009 Page #17  
ate. To illustrate my point, on 26 August, 1957, the Soviets announced the  2009 Page #18  
recognition . Previously , in late August 1967, another UFO researcher, Gar 2009 Page #32  
ought that the incident dated from August 1953. And while she could not be  2009 Page #51  
nty, Virginia. Three months ago on August 18th, I interviewed Col. Halt abo 2009 Page #69  
r a year before June Crain died on August 23, 1998. Knowing that she probab 2009 Page #89  
tion would come to the surface. On August 28, 1990, Yuri wrote, "My special 2009 Page #139  
FOs as potential Soviet agents. On August 28, 1947, a short article in the  2009 Page #177  
iew was echoed by a FBI Memo dated August 19, 1947 from E.G. Fitch to D.M.  2009 Page #178  
 Washington in late July and early August of 194 7 also point to a counter- 2009 Page #179  

Word: "augustin", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Campbell relating to Plains of San Augustin crash, as mentioned by Philip C 2003 Page #43  
e of it may have come from the San Augustin crash. (Art Bell show with Lind 2003 Page #43  
 Mexico? A. I was privy to the San Augustin crash and one other crash right 2003 Page #43  
n UFO Conference 1997) Q. That San Augustin crash could that have been cras 2003 Page #43  
 crashed at Socorro instead of San Augustin, in that area? A. No, it wasn't 2003 Page #43  
wasn't Socorro; it was down on San Augustin. I got a map and Roswell went t 2003 Page #43  
ty site and keeps going to the San Augustin area (videotape interview -Ted  2003 Page #43  
nvestigations on the Plains of St. Augustin" (22 mm.) Photograph/ productio 2003 Page #43  
d Magdalena near the Plains of San Augustin; Kingman, Arizona; northern Mex 2004 Page #69  
ell (possibly on the plains of San Augustin). He (Ramey) will send a crew o 2004 Page #230  
l, NM; 5 July 1947, Pia.ins of San Augustin, NM; 13 August 1947, NM desert; 2005 Page #163  

Word: "augustine", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ash Retrieval on the Plains of St. Augustine, New Mexico .................. 2003 Page #3  
ash Retrieval on the Plains of St. Augustine, New Mexico Art Campbell Col.  2003 Page #43  
            Crash Retrieval in St. Augustine, NM Excerpts from Chapter 4 Th 2003 Page #45  
            Crash Retrieval in St. Augustine, NM Figure 2. Top view of arti 2003 Page #47  
            Crash Retrieval in St. Augustine, NM child has a foot this narr 2003 Page #49  
7 UFO crash on the plains of Saint Augustine in New Mexico. Art and I becam 2004 Page #240  
ing a "dig" at the Plains of Saint Augustine in June, 2004. This "dig" came 2004 Page #240  

Word: "aui", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of Associated Universities , Inc. (AUI), established in 1946 to "acquire, p 2008 Page #134  
deral Government." Funding for the AUi came from such luminary institutions 2008 Page #134  
titutions closely connected to the AUI is Brookhaven National Laboratory on 2008 Page #134  

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oaaysr raters via Xar— far a tolaf aui'wy af sairaat aoatltla — ttaors. Ite 2003 Page #221  

Word: "aukov", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

channel) • Pyotr Kapitsa • Marshal aukov • Yakov Zel'dovich • A. Ioffc • Ya 2004 Page #160  

Word: "aum", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iological warfare defense. • 1995: Aum Shrinikyo releases Sarin gas in the  2006 Page #108  
ses Sarin gas in the Tokyo subway. Aum also researches biological weapons,  2006 Page #108  

Word: "aunl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tO"'T~ WU IQ!emniztd in the Mt. Pl,aunl C!lurc-b of God. nt-ar Srnitluburg  2009 Page #163  

Word: "aunt", 38 instance(s) (Back to Top)

en we went inside to tell you guys Aunt Sandy Rivers and Mom Rebecca McKeev 2007 Page #166  
 of Albuquerque, New Mexico: Yeah. Aunt: We heard that it had landed in the 2007 Page #166  
 door and the kids were coming in. Aunt: And we came out to get the kids to 2007 Page #167  
ER THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT? Mom and Aunt: J use the rwo of us because he was 2007 Page #167  
RD THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT. Mom and Aunt: Right. Yes. AND THEN YOU TOOK OFF. 2007 Page #167  
 AND THEN YOU TOOK OFF. Mom: Right Aunt: \Y/e more or less followed the glo 2007 Page #167  
 at the end of 1ifenaul. Mom: Yes! Aunt: l remember hearing that an unident 2007 Page #167  
m (Rebecca McKeever Armstrong) and aunt (Sandy Rivers) out Pennsylvania to  2007 Page #168  
e glowing disc in the sky. Mom and Aunt: This looks about as familiar an ar 2007 Page #168  
ll down to put those houses on it. Aunt: All these homes. There was nothing 2007 Page #168  
ed just a little bit up the slope. Aunt: And we came up as far as we could  2007 Page #168  
 leave the area. Mom: Immediately! Aunt: Immediately! Paul: Yeah, he was ve 2007 Page #168  
 Paul: Yeah, he was very agitated. Aunt: He meant what he said. Paul: Yeah, 2007 Page #168  
the people around it. mil' Mom and Aunt: Yeah. The 1tary. 162               2007 Page #168  
a soldier dotted around the thing. Aunt: They were armed. Paul: Yes, they h 2007 Page #169  
but it was level. That baffled me. Aunt: Because it was more or less on a r 2007 Page #169  
ldn't see any gears or legs or ... Aunt: No, you could not see anything und 2007 Page #169  
ones up there in that line or not. Aunt: Yeah, I don't remember seeing anyb 2007 Page #169  
DE AS A KID. AND THEN YOUR MOM AND AUNT RAN OUTSIDE WHEN THEY HEARD THE RAD 2007 Page #169  
o 20 minutes, something like that. Aunt: Seems like it. And it seems like I 2007 Page #170  
, that's what I was thinking, too. Aunt: There were a lot of (military) peo 2007 Page #170  
l: But there were a Jot of people. Aunt: A lot of vehicles already there. P 2007 Page #170  
 to it. But they were back a ways. Aunt: They were back away from it. Paul: 2007 Page #170  
ow far we were that rught. Mom and Aunt: Yeah!· Paul: We were -for this kin 2007 Page #170  
that. Nowadays I don't know if ... Aunt: ... we could have gotten in that c 2007 Page #170  
That's the question. I don't know. Aunt: It was either hovering or ... Paul 2007 Page #170  
ee anything underneath ... Mom and Aunt: Nothing under it came out. Paul: N 2007 Page #170  
aul: Nothing protruded ... Mom and Aunt: To help it sit there, or whatever. 2007 Page #170  
vel on the side of a hiil. Mom and Aunt: Yeah! (both laugh) Mom: Very stran 2007 Page #171  
d all chose people ready so quick? Aunt: lt was Like they were standing the 2007 Page #171  
uld have been facing away from it. Aunt: Course, coo, they might have been  2007 Page #171  
t was just like ic never happened. Aunt: Like it never happened. Mom: As co 2007 Page #171  
ber it scared me when I was a kid. Aunt: And he said it in a very authorita 2007 Page #171  
YSAWJT? Mom: No, strangely enough. Aunt: Just family. Mom: Right, just fami 2007 Page #172  
VE ANY JDEA WHY? Mom: No, l don't. Aunt: I don't know why either that I nev 2007 Page #172  
THAT YOU WERE LITERALLY SO SCARED? Aunt: We did tell family, but. Paul: It' 2007 Page #172  
· that the disc he and his Mom and Aunt had seen "was nor ours" and he figu 2007 Page #173  
six years after he and his Mom and Aunt saw the disc at ground level on the 2007 Page #174  

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/e more or less followed the glow. AUNT'S VOICE OVER ANIMATED MAPS: \Xie we 2007 Page #167  

Word: "auo", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

,394, mived I 19 god ,n U.S. Pat , Auo 16, 1960 fvrtner, eJectrolonetic tra 2006 Page #35  
 bHc QUO{ed a.5 nyia, lout ot form.auo n. Amold .i:..!d ht tbal tllie .atoc 2009 Page #163  

Word: "auo\", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e cable photo depiction). Jack was aUO\\ ed to select chose photographs bes 2007 Page #95  

Word: "auoci", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nd the \\holr panoramic :lSJ)('C'I auoci:1trd in ~co:,:raphic \puc:. C'\'nl 2005 Page #107  

Word: "auoh^xporta", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o^ed win Trt^o- Tem wCTI -with-you auoh^xporta , adMsors and juiristants as 2003 Page #216  

Word: "auow", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t is written in a manner that will aUow any interested layperson to conduct 2005 Page #93  

Word: "auowed", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

i.e., no further deep space travel aUowed) ► Monitoring and interference wi 2007 Page #37  

Word: "auo«", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

•1~".\0",i, ~ SlvGl:.A\... "'"U'T" auo«.E DfFAW.":tt.iG. "t,J ':~o,4'-DDV~" 2009 Page #116  

Word: "aura", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

weave it into their tale to add an aura of authenticity? More grist for the 2004 Page #221  
NHI, a strange NHI would retain an aura of inaccessibility, even if obvious 2006 Page #61  
's Mormon Mesa -with Space Captain Aura Rhanes, a supposed citizen of the p 2009 Page #54  

Word: "auras", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a) — formers W. aegrodve of degri, auras, tor orgeto. 24-7 amt.*. oceration 2006 Page #35  

Word: "aurder", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

that would connect ~.1-17 to Jy~•• aurder. Thia docucont did not oxiat offi 2008 Page #120  

Word: "auriphebo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

razilian ufologist, as well as by .Auriphebo Simoes, an airline pilot and r 2007 Page #193  

Word: "aurora", 37 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 it approached the small hamlet of Aurora, Texas, less than 20 miles northw 2004 Page #26  
 local newspapers at the time, the Aurora crash continues to be a source of 2004 Page #26  
ime, some debunker argues that the Aurora spaceship crash story was a hoax, 2004 Page #26  
 it was my turn to investigate the Aurora story. Here's what I learned: In  2004 Page #26  
ote a series of articles about the Aurora crash after being told the story  2004 Page #26  
k this morning the early risers of Aurora were astonished at the sudden app 2004 Page #26  
 was given Christian burial in the Aurora Cemetery." The similarities betwe 2004 Page #27  
ery." The similarities between the Aurora account and modern UFO cases — si 2004 Page #27  
Telegram and decided to follow the Aurora story. I contacted Bill Case and  2004 Page #27  
poken to some of the old timers in Aurora and was convinced that something  2004 Page #27  
d there in 1897. I met Case at the Aurora Cemetery, where he showed me what 2004 Page #27  
the 1897 period, trying to put the Aurora story in perspective. What I disc 2004 Page #27  
t I discovered was astounding. The Aurora story was not an isolated inciden 2004 Page #27  
 so I began interviewing people in Aurora. The population of the little ham 2004 Page #28  
Gregg has consistently decried the Aurora story as a hoax. Her primary sour 2004 Page #29  
 the time the 1973 publicity about Aurora broke. "I heard the story for yea 2004 Page #29  
papers recently. We were living in Aurora at the time, but my mother and fa 2004 Page #29  
n' and buried him that same day in Aurora Cemetery. That crash certainly ca 2004 Page #29  
ow and moved straight ahead toward Aurora about three miles to the north. T 2004 Page #29  
alyzing some of the metal from the Aurora crash site, physicist Dr. Tom Gra 2004 Page #30  
ll Case had written further on the Aurora story and had generated some inte 2004 Page #30  
ken to seek an exhumation, several Aurora residents, including cemetery dir 2004 Page #30  
died away, Bill Case met me at the Aurora, saying there was something he wa 2004 Page #31  
 of the crash, excitement over the Aurora story quickly faded. Displaying a 2004 Page #31  
F tying Saucer Myth, summed up the Aurora crash thusly, "In retrospect, it  2004 Page #31  
othing to back up the story of the Aurora 'crash' except the single newspap 2004 Page #31  
ash Retrieval Conference While the Aurora crash story underscores the probl 2004 Page #33  
Os, it is now clear to me that the Aurora spaceship crash story is based on 2004 Page #33  
ith the skin of a reptile" 18 1953 Aurora, Ohio, USA 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher J 2004 Page #111  
ITH RECOVERY TEAMS • 1. Report 18, Aurora, Ohio. 1953. Power repairman saw  2004 Page #118  
nd the Lockheed Pulsar, nicknamed "Aurora." Behind a black curtain that div 2005 Page #83  
rge, silver cigar-shaped object in Aurora, Texas, a story well covered in t 2005 Page #119  
eported in the small communit y of Aurora, Texas on April 17, 1897. That is 2005 Page #123  
rld. The existence of the so-caUed Aurora spy plane was denied by the Air F 2005 Page #167  
d convinced himself that it showed Aurora -supposedly a prototype aircraft, 2008 Page #67  
because you are not underneath the aurora, it's even less because you don't 2008 Page #76  
 of the Earth. It takes God's best aurora to even make a 5% effect and we'r 2008 Page #77  

Word: "aurora's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ill Nobles. H.R. "Pig" Idell, then Aurora's city marshal, "rode shotgun" on 2004 Page #31  

Word: "auroracad5@aol", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 60014 Phone: 815-814-2145 e-mail: auroracad5@aol.com                       2007 Page #120  

Word: "auroral", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sedly HAARP (High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program) plays a part i 2007 Page #130  
 construction of the High Altitude Auroral Research Project, known as HAARP 2008 Page #75  
halon and the HighFrequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) near Ga 2008 Page #123  

Word: "aurutorium", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hrough a Plexiglas window into the aurutorium . It \\as filled with miLirar 2005 Page #147  

Word: "aus", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

brought to \X1oomera, a joint USA/ AUS secret facility. Another crash occur 2007 Page #130  

Word: "auspices", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

VERT WORLD OF UFO CRASH RETRIEVALS auspices of the National Security Agency 2006 Page #22  
b) chat the project fell under the auspices of the Air Force's 4602nd Air I 2007 Page #133  

Word: "aust", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Weapon 1MayBe ,Airborne SYDI-,EY, Aust:-nil:., June ~4 _ (iVJ-Pror. W. A.  2009 Page #183  

Word: "austin", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin “The possibility of reduced-time  2003 Page #15  
t to the Lyndon Johnson library in Austin Texas, I spend a week looking at  2003 Page #192  
on was at his White House ranch in Austin, Texas. A careful review of the e 2003 Page #193  
uthern Oklahoma to as far south as Austin. The object was referred to mostl 2004 Page #32  
on Money That Disappears Catherine Austin Fitts Assistant Secretary of HUD  2006 Page #32  
ef Petty Officer, Chief Yeoman, in Austin, Texas. Photo courtesy Tom C. She 2006 Page #156  
) 8(1, rni U 1 O k 171 172 To Waco Austin -. San Antonio Broc..ks AFB hell  2006 Page #175  
nicle Money Laundering ■ Catherine Austin Fitts ■ Large banks and contracto 2007 Page #53  
               ln 2004 the ciry of Austin, Texas employed a particularly st 2007 Page #69  

Word: "austr_nlia", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s dlspntch rcr,ort-Sl'D:'llEl :", .Austr_nlia, ~1unc 14·, ell Dr. Lci!Ch :t 2009 Page #184  

Word: "australia", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n 1947. And from Russia we turn to Australia. In his 1991 book, Alien Liais 2004 Page #15  
tablishment in Salisbury, southern Australia. As the man recalled, in eithe 2004 Page #15  
eres had been recovered throughout Australia in the period 1963 to 1972; an 2004 Page #15  
including New South Wales, Western Australia, and Queensland. Whether the A 2004 Page #16  
the governments of New Zealand and Australia were involved in the recovery  2004 Page #16  
, Ohio, and subsequently served in Australia, the Philippines and Japan, fi 2004 Page #108  
co Chronicle JuJy 29, 1952, Sydney Australia New Herald,July31, 1952 3 Prel 2005 Page #121  
ld, OH, and subsequently served in Australia, the Philippines and Japan, fi 2005 Page #138  
to California and the Klondike and Australia for gold or to Texas and the M 2006 Page #6  
o nasty to each other. Georgia and Australia were first settled by convicts 2006 Page #7  
 of this world!" Bear in mind that Australia is a country with a high incid 2007 Page #60  
of 1994 on the Nullarbor Plains of Australia. One late evening, the enginee 2007 Page #130  
hat discs were being seen all over Australia and even close-up near the gro 2007 Page #164  
--.. July 19. 1965 Vaucluse Beach. Australia s-Little Robotoid .;u .. v "'· 2009 Page #123  
s born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. He was a lecturer in Civil En 2009 Page #163  
ntains Hydro-Electric Authority in Australia. Professor Leech is also the a 2009 Page #163  
vited to represent New Zealand and Australia in a technical capacity at the 2009 Page #166  
vited to represent New Zealand and Australia in a technical capacity at the 2009 Page #172  

Word: "australia's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

opment of Pine Gap, now considered Australia's Area 51. 27                  2009 Page #33  

Word: "australian", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ralia, and Queensland. Whether the Australian authorities were satisfied wi 2004 Page #16  
f evidence made available to me by Australian and New Zealand authorities w 2004 Page #16  
enced one of the sphere crashes on Australian territory in 1963. According  2004 Page #16  
looking 1VIIBs while waiting at an Australian airport. She says that she ma 2006 Page #204  
erstood form. In March of 1994 the Australian weekly Ne1v Idea ran a t'-.vo 2007 Page #60  
g national periodicals . It was an Australian company however that was resp 2007 Page #74  
late evening, the engineers of the Australian National Railways reported th 2007 Page #130  
came the F-111 and was sold to the Australian government, creating a fundin 2009 Page #33  
rofessor Snodgrass and two eminent Australian hydraulic engineers, Messrs.  2009 Page #173  
) for Adm. Halsey. Working with an Australian scientist/engineer. New Zeala 2009 Page #176  

Word: "australians", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ties (Coyote Test Field).] ..... - AUSTRALIANS OVERWHELMED BY RECURRING VIS 2007 Page #164  

Word: "austria", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

I. It was headquartered in Vienna, Austria. It was established to assist in 2008 Page #139  
luss or unification of Germany and Austria, the organization came under Naz 2008 Page #139  
s after the 1938 Nazi Anschluss of Austria. Hoover kept up a friendly corre 2008 Page #139  
m, who was deposed as president of Austria after his Nazi background became 2008 Page #145  

Word: "austria-hungary", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the Central Powers of Germany and Austria-Hungary in World War 1.-Hitler ' 2008 Page #124  

Word: "austrian", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ich first became involved with the Austrian Communist Party, his intention  2005 Page #89  
ld Schwarzenneger, is the son of a Austrian Nazi Brown Shirt leader and, un 2008 Page #144  

Word: "austrian-born", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e Werner worked. Dr. \Xiang was an Austrian-born graduate of the Vienna Tec 2005 Page #41  
 at some point. Dr. \'Xiang was an Austrian-born graduate of the Vienna Tec 2005 Page #169  

Word: "austro-hungarian", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ound Wilhelm Reich was born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1897. His fat 2005 Page #88  
ion as an artillery officer in the Austro-Hungarian Army until war's end. \ 2005 Page #89  

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                                s• Authaty /41/17fra etaggiCUARA 10 March', 2004 Page #18  

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03 Soeoal Operators Mjn_a! SOM1-01 AUTHENT8CDTY: I.U.R., SPRING 1996 “...is 2003 Page #186  

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hermore, suggestive and supporting authentic documents interconnect to thes 2003 Page #21  
e Documents Trail Are there public authentic documents that support and cor 2003 Page #24  
astic statements and documents are authentic? Why Is It Authentic? ■ Unique 2003 Page #26  
documents are authentic? Why Is It Authentic? ■ Unique period words and phr 2003 Page #26  
 must turn to why is this document authentic? Why Is It Authentic? Correct  2003 Page #26  
this document authentic? Why Is It Authentic? Correct OCS filing sequence a 2003 Page #26  
 committee for its work. Why is it authentic? □ Rare Double Top Secret Stam 2003 Page #27  
ation of such a committeeWhy Is It Authentic? These previous three document 2003 Page #27  
sh Retrieval Conference Einstein's authentic writings shows that characteri 2003 Page #28  
      The First Roswell? Why Is It Authentic? □ Unique language, neutronic  2003 Page #29  
s the highly believable and likely authentic, military and presidential doc 2003 Page #38  
SC/MJ-12 Special Studies Project • Authentic document in National Archives  2003 Page #156  
s examples of widow lines exist in authentic manuals. After the Table of Co 2003 Page #173  
 era; furthermore, similarly dated authentic manuals use some of the exact  2003 Page #178  
usage and compare with other known authentic documents. Although not shown, 2003 Page #178  
e: etymology o Compare with known, authentic docs PROVENANCE OF SOM 1-01 »  2003 Page #180  
n "unauthorized" and the "z" in an authentic Camera Guide (found by Ryan Wo 2003 Page #181  
language, and comparing with known authentic documents. In the Manual, ther 2003 Page #181  
ay, "You haven't proven them to be authentic." Failing all the tests for fa 2003 Page #184  
ts, many of which seem to be quite authentic (and have not been proven to b 2003 Page #187  
fakery i.e. a document that is not authentic or genuine. More disturbing is 2003 Page #203  
 Twining from copying from a known authentic directive to Wedemeyer. 2. The 2003 Page #203  
 format and signatures yet all are authentic. See Table 2. Table 2: Compari 2003 Page #205  
m? 2. Find other examples from the authentic historical records that show s 2003 Page #209  
ary commanders in 1947 where known authentic directives are similar or have 2003 Page #209  
ctive to Lt. General Twining x" is authentic for the following reasons: 1.  2003 Page #210  
izations. 4. The signature appears authentic but without an original, it is 2003 Page #210  
lves don't work. It's made to look authentic. 1 think if they move in a mob 2004 Page #51  
d for the American public, and the authentic stamp, "Not for Public Inspect 2004 Page #125  
s Jesus Angleton • Several obscure authentic markers William R Lovelace II, 2004 Page #207  
ce to another document known co be authentic and released through official  2005 Page #123  
ot believe the SOM 1-0 I manual is authentic due to formatting questions. I 2005 Page #127  
ers of other documents . In one-an authentic former Top Secret memorandum d 2005 Page #128  
ollars in research. Some cases are authentic almost by definition ; they ca 2005 Page #134  
 and testing of inks against known authentic standards . If relevant, typog 2005 Page #136  
e case or document has shown to be authentic or nearly problem free. At th. 2005 Page #137  
 no reason to accept this story as authentic. I mention it here only becaus 2008 Page #15  
ent described therein However , if authentic, I am advised the statement wo 2008 Page #30  
laiming that the documents are not authentic . ln most cases the chain of c 2008 Page #104  
ritz for JJA." I am hunting for an authentic copy of the signature of Capta 2008 Page #110  
ments, many of which are obviously authentic (The Soviet Army Operations an 2009 Page #7  
ing to do with UFOs. Some are also authentic but are not very exciting (A T 2009 Page #7  
ions on maintaining secrecy of the authentic "burned memo." Today we will f 2009 Page #8  
term. As as result, I copied eight authentic Teller documents , most of whi 2009 Page #10  
eller's pitch to Reagan on SDI) is authentic, QDl will match it pretty well 2009 Page #11  
he similarity to the wording of an authentic (TS) letter from Eisenhower to 2009 Page #13  
xtensive similarity of words to an authentic 1959 letter by Ike, the subtle 2009 Page #13  
 by providing a document with some authentic material and some deceptive ma 2009 Page #14  
ct during the l 950's and l 960's, authentic works remain scarce, and bibli 2009 Page #24  
been conclusively determined to be authentic (it has been ranked medium-to- 2009 Page #42  

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sh Retrieval Conference HOW DO YOU AUTHENTICATE? s Establish provenance if  2003 Page #180  
Ryan and I have been attempting to authenticate. These will be discussed la 2004 Page #115  
egatives and we can do our best to authenticate them as photographic negati 2004 Page #243  

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c revelations, but how much can be authenticated? I pursued a number of lea 2004 Page #13  
e the same evidentiary value as an authenticated government document , much 2005 Page #78  
as a historic document that can be authenticated by comparing its chief ele 2006 Page #15  
lso said: '(The document] has been authenticated by the best document resea 2007 Page #135  
stamp in principle could be easily authenticated if similar documents were  2008 Page #111  

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oof of Keen UFO Interest ......149 Authenticating the Special Operations Ma 2003 Page #3  
                                   Authenticating the Special Operations Ma 2003 Page #169  
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                                   Authenticating the Special Operations Ma 2003 Page #177  
tion Techniques The techniques for authenticating questioned documents are  2003 Page #178  
                                   Authenticating the Special Operations Ma 2003 Page #179  
                                   Authenticating the Special Operations Ma 2003 Page #181  
                                   Authenticating the Special Operations Ma 2003 Page #183  
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                                   Authenticating the Special Operations Ma 2003 Page #187  
n, watermarked paper with numerous authenticating markers, the document is  2004 Page #242  
n, watermarked paper with numerous authenticating markers, the document is  2004 Page #247  
or are the perpetrators of hoaxes. Authenticating such material is challeng 2005 Page #129  
 future of forensic techniques for authenticating documents. A little perso 2008 Page #104  
ce of 2003. My evident interest in authenticating leaked documents resulted 2009 Page #7  

Word: "authentication", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ting is that this memo sets up the authentication of a leaked top secret me 2003 Page #24  
, http://www.maiesticdocuments.com/authentication/pdf/osvwar.Ddf 3. Obituar 2003 Page #39  
ed for each of these five stimuli. Authentication Techniques The techniques 2003 Page #178  
ues (as opposed to "physical") for authentication that apply in our case: l 2003 Page #181  
 made of sulfate pulp. The classic authentication process is to compare wit 2003 Page #181  
TWINING MEMO CONCERNS ABOUT MANUAL AUTHENTICATION Concern Does not follow s 2003 Page #186  
annot verify classified material • Authentication in progress Speoji Operab 2003 Page #186  
meyer of July 9, 1947 Ryan S. Wood Authentication Problem Statement Each "D 2003 Page #203  
 of Top Secret MJ-12 material. The authentication principles of provenance, 2004 Page #242  
ts, then a description of forensic authentication procedures. These procedu 2004 Page #242  
entially the most unusual point of authentication or anachronism about the  2004 Page #246  
jesticdocuments.com under Document Authentication. If we believe the forens 2004 Page #254  
 went to space turn into points of authentication, since major print and TV 2005 Page #130  
the extraterrestrial matter 16 See authentication section of www.majesticdo 2005 Page #130  
d have discarded his testimon ) as authentication of reverse engineering .  2005 Page #168  
an Wood Including a preface and an authentication appendix is available for 2007 Page #49  

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etailed in the seven attributes of authentici t:y cited above. Medium-Low L 2005 Page #137  

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being scientifically evaluated for authenticiry. There was an aUeged Siberi 2007 Page #129  

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t perspectiv e, ocher hallmarks of authenticit y should also be mentioned-t 2005 Page #123  
ing anachronisms that question the authenticit y of SOM1-01. PotentiaUy, th 2005 Page #131  
ple of an extraterrestrial. Hence, authenticit y of a crash retrieval incid 2005 Page #135  
and effectively rate each case for authenticit y. We ha\ e developed a weig 2005 Page #135  
on to see if it either suppons the authenticit y of the film, or adds weigh 2005 Page #147  

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aterrestrial crash and reviews the authenticity results for each. Furthermo 2003 Page #21  
xdTMO Corf ?i The key evidence for authenticity is format and language, wit 2003 Page #26  
ul compelling evidence in favor of authenticity is the unique language used 2003 Page #27  
rthy and a very valid argument for authenticity. It is just another subtlet 2003 Page #28  
it to the 95% confidence level for authenticity was my research into the pe 2003 Page #29  
sing its provenance, analyzing its authenticity, rebutting claims of fakery 2003 Page #169  
cument can be helpful in assessing authenticity, although with sophisticate 2003 Page #179  
this was an almost certain mark of authenticity because it was one of the r 2003 Page #179  
LOGY Four anachronisms seem to add authenticity to the SOM 1-01 □ “First Ai 2003 Page #180  
etymology) that tends to favor the authenticity. In 1954 and earlier, First 2003 Page #181  
an overwhelming array of points of authenticity, why would anyone think SOM 2003 Page #181  
n." Other critics have shot at the authenticity early and often, but hardly 2003 Page #184  
s close as you can come to proving authenticity. Other, less careful skepti 2003 Page #184  
Twining, presumably to improve its authenticity or believability. Furthermo 2003 Page #203  
ors and assistants" Concerns Abouf Authenticity Raised by Friedman and Othe 2003 Page #207  
sion. Such an obscure fact adds to authenticity. 2. The ***TOP SECRET*** fo 2003 Page #210  
ignature is not a discriminant for authenticity. 5. The typewriter is consi 2003 Page #210  
 provide strong endorsement of the authenticity of the "Einstein/Oppenheime 2004 Page #119  
 of the QDs, thereby enhancing the authenticity of both the QDs and the wit 2004 Page #119  
ntact from the general public. The authenticity of these documents is still 2004 Page #134  
s are probab# real, but that their authenticity cannot be proved beyond a r 2004 Page #214  
evidence. 1 Some supporters of the authenticity of the original documents f 2004 Page #214  
hoaxes, as some opponents of their authenticity are fond of doing. That kin 2004 Page #214  
 of very interesting tidbits added authenticity to their accounts — Nolan,  2004 Page #216  
 into their tale to add an aura of authenticity? More grist for the mill. T 2004 Page #221  
 in the attempt to determine their authenticity; with the Cutler-Twining Me 2004 Page #221  
icts with his conclusion as to the authenticity of the 220                  2004 Page #223  
nd ink analysis, content analysis, authenticity "zingers," and anachronisms 2004 Page #242  
but we do not know for certain the authenticity of the documented being pho 2004 Page #243  
; the fourth, what we have termed "authenticity zingers"; the fifth, faking 2004 Page #243  
ifferent way to compute an overall authenticity rating for each document. F 2004 Page #243  
ly old inks and writing a stronger authenticity rating than arcane and uniq 2004 Page #243  
CRET/MAJIC. What is compelling for authenticity are the numerous hand notat 2004 Page #245  
ons www.majesticdocuments.corn The Authenticity Discussion The manuscript i 2004 Page #245  
aitimulaithomellimaio.. 110 A good authenticity zinger is the mention of Pr 2004 Page #246  
o by the government also indicates authenticity. On the other hand, we have 2004 Page #247  
ith Dr. Bob Wood. Another check of authenticity is that Nate Twining died i 2004 Page #247  
n the document. Another zinger for authenticity is a reference to Donald Me 2004 Page #247  
T/MJ-12 There are several powerful authenticity examples, in fact even zing 2004 Page #252  
s and weighs toward the document's authenticity. 125                        2005 Page #127  
tailed summary statement about the authenticity of the Special Operations M 2005 Page #129  
ovides powerful logic for SO~l1-01 authenticity. 127                        2005 Page #129  
e modern "duct tape". The l.ist of authenticity points ts very long; 16 and 2005 Page #130  
or Naval strategy. Skeptics to the authenticity of SOM 1-01, such as Richar 2005 Page #130  
ents and Mounting Evidence for the Authenticity of the MJ l 2 Documents . 1 2005 Page #130  
ed and moved much closer to a firm authenticity conclusion. Many of the cas 2005 Page #134  
 objective methodology to rate the authenticity of the crash retrieval even 2005 Page #134  
s1t1on until evidence is gathered. Authenticity is a manifold function; it  2005 Page #135  
ermore, each of the key vectors of authenticity has different weighting fac 2005 Page #135  
tegory and ultimatel y generate an authenticity rating for the UFO crash in 2005 Page #135  
eloped a weighting factor for each authenticity category under consideratio 2005 Page #135  
fre for each UFO crash i11ci.dent. Authenticity Class Weighting Multiplier  2005 Page #135  
hese are aspects of any of the key authenticity metrics that go far beyond  2005 Page #136  
ism could in fact be a hallmark of authenticity. The goal is to have no ana 2005 Page #137  
e , yields five possible levels of authenticity for each case, as follows.  2005 Page #137  
ch case, as follows. High Level of Authenticity -80-100% ~ This means that  2005 Page #137  
 all indicate the highest level of authenticity. At least several researche 2005 Page #137  
raphy and zingers. Medium Level of Authenticity -40-60% ~ The medium level  2005 Page #137  
level shows both signs of positive authenticity and worrisome questions as  2005 Page #137  
f the document) that show signs of authenticity, but on balance there are m 2005 Page #138  
ing points than good. Low Level of Authenticity -0-20% ~ A low level means  2005 Page #138  
ators . The reader will notice the authenticity graphic near the title of e 2005 Page #138  
ed experts have argued against the authenticity of the film, stating that i 2005 Page #148  
 has been most vocally against the authenticity of the film is the Special  2005 Page #149  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Authenticity of SOM1-01 as a 1954 docume 2006 Page #15  
er of persuasive arguments for the authenticity of SOM1-01 as a document pr 2006 Page #15  
the Woods' analysis suggesting the authenticity of SOM1-01 as a document pr 2006 Page #15  
y manual, but does not dismiss the authenticity of SOM1-01 as a government  2006 Page #16  
eness of SOM1-01 as implied by its authenticity as a 1954 document (confirm 2006 Page #16  
king this event helped confirm the authenticity of the cover story, but the 2006 Page #85  
r,n, ;,,.elf b • o.""''-"!" •T· ,, AUTHENTICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIONS ■ "A 2007 Page #48  
■ MOON DUST felt tip post-1962 ink AUTHENTICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIO NS "Ra 2007 Page #48  
ference." "Wrong. 001 has prints." AUTHENTICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIONS "Suc 2007 Page #48  
 fake UFO photo resonated ,vith an authenticity missing from most UFO-theme 2007 Page #61  
e can neither confirm nor deny the authenticity of this statement , nor the 2008 Page #30  
s time period, providing a 1ing of authenticity. Dating the ink on them wou 2008 Page #110  
 QO Unexamined issues for Einstein authenticity ■Was it created in German?  2008 Page #119  
ncouraged me to take a look at the authenticity of the "Special Operations  2009 Page #7  
of subtleties posited strongly for authenticity. We were satisfied that all 2009 Page #7  
shing the possible but not certain authenticity of the first and outlining  2009 Page #8  
ensic linguistics to determine the authenticity; i.e., the probability that 2009 Page #9  
d consistency could argue favoring authenticity for this page, which mentio 2009 Page #13  
ld seem a tall order to defend the authenticity of the Ike letter to the DC 2009 Page #13  
uments from the period support its authenticity. Early in his administratio 2009 Page #37  
nvolved psychological warfare. The authenticity of the June 28, 1961 Memora 2009 Page #38  
een ranked medium-to-high level of authenticity) , 25 there is no question  2009 Page #41  
een ranked medium-to-high level of authenticity),30 it is consistent with t 2009 Page #42  
//majesticdocuments .com/documents/authenticity.php 26 Available online at: 2009 Page #46  
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r many years. Medium-High Level of Authenticity- 60-80% ~ The medium-high l 2005 Page #137  
y cited above. Medium-Low Level of Authenticity- 20-40% ~ The medium-low le 2005 Page #137  

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itchell, Ph.D. 6* Man To Walk Moon Author Bernard Newman Fiction Book -The  2003 Page #14  
ics Essays, Volume 9, No. 1, 1996, author of Fundamentals of Quantum Electr 2003 Page #15  
stics preliminarily support FDR as author a Format is correct, dual dates,  2003 Page #26  
sense. The fact that in Part V the author laments the lack of a unified int 2003 Page #28  
ormation Act requests filed by the author and other researchers, first hand 2003 Page #41  
g Saucer By Newman In 1948 British author Bernard Newman wrote a novel abou 2003 Page #73  
ining Directive is genuine and the author of Wedemeyer Reports book in prep 2003 Page #203  
team operational capabilities. The author of the paper elaborates: 1. Unide 2004 Page #4  
fted off from Oakland, California. Author and debunber Philip J. Klass, aft 2004 Page #28  
UFO crash retrieval researcher and author, Leonard Stringfield, in the earl 2004 Page #65  
when Arthur Lundahl gets involved. Author and UFO investigator Major Donald 2004 Page #103  
be known to many Ufologists as the author of the now infamous Cutler-Twinin 2004 Page #103  
hone conversation in about 1990 by author Kevin Randle, stated that he stil 2004 Page #144  
" or was it a very pointed threat? Author of the book The Roswell Incident, 2004 Page #145  
 threats against him. Best-selling author Sidney Sheldon, in the last chapt 2004 Page #145  
rote essentially the same thing to author William S. Steinman. On July 26,  2004 Page #146  
dvisor, did confirm in a letter to author William Steinman the reality of t 2004 Page #147  
ity • Personal correspondence with author confirms "officially sanctioned m 2004 Page #199  
. In other words, to paraphrase an author I know, beware of "inconvenient f 2004 Page #222  
 ended my first interview with the author of Behind the Fbing Saucers. Gett 2004 Page #224  
lying saucers, Bowen was a notable author and wrote several popular childre 2004 Page #244  
etrieval Conference He is also the author of the "Important Memo," written  2004 Page #249  
a Tod0•, 12 January 1996; also [no author citation! "Astronaut Mitchell Cal 2005 Page #81  
ll, New r-.•fexico, auended by the author. 79                               2005 Page #81  
f my questions. Jerome Eden was an author, educator and ufologist, and used 2005 Page #88  
bout this meeting, or about Reich. Author Jim ·Martin noted that Einstein's 2005 Page #92  
ng Sa11cers from 011ter Space. The author, a retired Marine Corps Major nam 2005 Page #94  
Martin and Kenn Thomas (archivist, author and conspiracy-related publisher) 2005 Page #97  
ind, l cannot tell." Investigative author Jim Martin was able to locate col 2005 Page #100  
e occasions l was a speaker there. Author David Boadella sums the conundrum 2005 Page #103  
Reich biographer Dr. Myron Sharaf; author and scientist, scientist and auth 2005 Page #105  
uthor and scientist, scientist and author Dr. Jim DeMeo, and investigativ e 2005 Page #105  
Meo, and investigativ e writer and author Jim Martin. 103                   2005 Page #105  
ch by distinguished journalist and author Jim Marrs began to lay out the tr 2005 Page #123  
stigation on behalf of this book's author. An investigator conducted direct 2005 Page #131  
ssel in Carp, Canada. Accomplished author and international UFO researcher  2005 Page #132  
s to the work of the investigative author Karl Pflock: namely, extracts fro 2005 Page #132  
 flying saucer." As researcher and author \'v'illiam Moore notes: "Unsubsta 2005 Page #134  
O ts Private correspondence to the author. 132                              2005 Page #134  
s. In 2003, sources contacted this author about the Bolivia case, prompted  2005 Page #143  
O skeptic in Britain as well as an author and lecturer on the subject. In o 2005 Page #146  
antle8353.fsworld .co.uk About the author: Philip Mantle is the former Dire 2005 Page #152  
is the copyrighted material of the author. For further information about ne 2006 Page #2  
sting that Colonel Richard Weaver, author of the grossly misleading USAF Bo 2006 Page #13  
rate disinformation effort. 8. The author hires two world-class remote view 2006 Page #46  
h Valley National Monument. 9. The Author hires NCDC of Colorado Springs, m 2006 Page #46  
 interview, SMSgt. Roy Pruitt told author James C. Goodall that the recover 2006 Page #84  
ed verb, adjectives and nouns. The author of the report clearly favored the 2006 Page #105  
Each reader can decide whether the author of the 1st Annual Report was "hyp 2006 Page #105  
ple hoax, as the UFO authority and author Jenny Randles explains: "[T]n 199 2006 Page #125  
not happen. It hurts.' Speaker and author: Linda Moulton Howe Reporter and  2006 Page #163  
o unravel the mystery of About the Author... Matthew Edward Thuney was born 2006 Page #194  
contact the publisher or email the author at mdthuney@email.msn.com. 192    2006 Page #195  
dation had been sent a copy by the author, McDaniels. The caller remarked t 2006 Page #205  
is the copyrighted material of the author. For further information about ne 2007 Page #3  
ions. In th.is talk, Terry Hansen, author of The 1\l.lissi11g Times: J"\eJ1 2007 Page #7  
                                As author Tim Weiner explained in his recen 2007 Page #36  
d ■ The manuscript arrival ■ About author Vernon Bowen ■ What the book says 2007 Page #42  
d ■ The manuscript arrival ■ About author Vernon Bowen ■ What the book says 2007 Page #49  
Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) , and the author of five books on UFOs, inclurung  2007 Page #132  
t Milo Speriglio -an investigative author now deceased, who wrote three boo 2007 Page #134  
 lnfonn;iti on C s;nts;r Corporate Author: AIR FORCE WEAPONS LAB KIRTLAND A 2007 Page #163  
hree small metallic fragments. The author of the letter (whose name have ne 2007 Page #194  
 University of Arizona Press); and author of numerous papers. According to  2007 Page #198  
is rhe copyrighted material of the author. ror further information about n_ 2008 Page #3  
itical scientist, Hans Morgenthau, author of the book Politics Among Nation 2008 Page #24  
ert Wood-father of Majic Eyes Only author Ryan Wood-whose forthcoming book, 2008 Page #36  
logist named Professor Kramer; the author, who is from Olympia, WA, chose t 2008 Page #70  
 research on the ionosphere and is author of several publications . Current 2008 Page #75  
he question: what is their source? Author Contact: Linda Moulton Howe Repor 2008 Page #96  
used. For example , in 1946 Soviet author Alexander Petrovich Kazanstev wro 2008 Page #102  
of 1951 titled Astronauts , sci-fi author Stanislaw Lem used the scenario o 2008 Page #102  
 that he specifical ly was not the author of the Einstein memo. The "Burned 2008 Page #105  
ow a problem should be solved. The author was responding to the question of 2008 Page #106  
ntences and can provide impressive author correlation. Forensic linguistics 2008 Page #106  
 100% certain of someone being the author. All the calculations of all of t 2008 Page #106  
 However, if Einstein had been the author, Dr. Chaski thinks that the conel 2008 Page #108  
 to be totally associable with one author. The word that is obvious is Eins 2008 Page #109  
ds some credibility to Einstein as author of the Ein-Opp memo of June 47    2008 Page #122  
lgner has a sense of humor," noted author Higham. "He gave the American gov 2008 Page #132  
r crimes. CNN reporter Linda Hunt, author of the 1991 book Secret Agenda: T 2008 Page #137  
f staff for intelligence in 1956," author Hunt reported. She added that off 2008 Page #137  
cian from California. According to author Webster Tarpley, future President 2008 Page #141  
s the cop) righted material of the author. For further information about ne 2009 Page #3  
clusion is that Teller was not the author of the QD I although some of the  2009 Page #11  
 in 1960, Alan Weberrnan, an early author on the Kennedy assassination , cl 2009 Page #44  
ralia. Professor Leech is also the author of an aerodynamic textbook: The p 2009 Page #163  
 Men and Women of Science, was the author of more than 50 technical and sci 2009 Page #164  

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et than the "i\Ianhattan Project". Author' special note: Those that are ske 2007 Page #109  

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 50 aircraft flying in formation . Author's special note: The specific USAF 2007 Page #99  
the U.S.A.F. now had "bener ones". Author's special note: Although the foll 2007 Page #108  
cement for current space shuttle). Author's special note: During the time t 2007 Page #110  
near the \11 and V2 launch sites). Author's special note: This finding was  2007 Page #114  
ever else n1e go i11 outer space". Author's special note: This statement is 2007 Page #114  
led inside (see illusu-ation #34). Author's special note: During a telephon 2007 Page #115  

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ified TOP SEC1tET/MJ-12, allegedly authored by Allen W. Dulles with the foc 2004 Page #251  
ivities for Human Affairs." 1t was authored by Brooking s' Donald N. Michae 2007 Page #76  
He died Sept 9, 2003 at age 95. He authored five books: Memoirs with Judith 2009 Page #9  

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ion on ihls ratter, you are hereby authorised to proceed with all dur speed 2003 Page #136  
te LZ-2, the CO of Roswell AAf was authorised to give a brief press release 2003 Page #235  
ons were released. :tee parson was authorised to 144kv• aerial of ti.... JO 2004 Page #20  

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litical structure as opposed to an authoritarian one. In the second place,  2005 Page #77  
the same. le GM: l was always anti authoritarian. I loved people though, ha 2007 Page #79  

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id. Aunt: And he said it in a very authoritative voice. There was no point  2007 Page #171  
ler-Twining Memo is among the most authoritative documentary sources so far 2009 Page #35  

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use the one person able to comment authoritatively about it, James Bond Joh 2004 Page #233  

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e interest." In other words, if US authoriti es have indeed recovered alien 2007 Page #134  

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idance, by quasi-human pilots. The authorities in possession of important i 2003 Page #18  
bject came to the attention of the authorities and the news media, the word 2003 Page #55  
st secrecy by British and American authorities. Was Kilgallen fed this data 2003 Page #73  
ing the third floor roof. Hospital authorities surmise that the patient, fi 2003 Page #92  
orts from his doctors and hospital authorities had indicated steady progres 2003 Page #95  
d present this mass of data to the authorities, whom he thought would waste 2003 Page #142  
s reporting their sightings to the authorities, but Paul Bennewitz was the  2003 Page #151  
attempt to recover dead or contact authorities o Greatest threat is from un 2003 Page #174  
r" non-U.S. spacecraft to American authorities. But what do the files of Pr 2004 Page #5  
ill considered "sensitive" by U.S. authorities. Nevertheless, two years lat 2004 Page #6  
ns evident on outer surface. Local authorities in El Fasher have photograph 2004 Page #7  
ere it has already been located by authorities. The same sources said that  2004 Page #8  
e frequently, saying that Bolivian authorities have urgently requested assi 2004 Page #8  
ine border and that local Bolivian authorities had requested aid from the c 2004 Page #8  
e fallen object, adding that local authorities for security reasons had cor 2004 Page #8  
, and had "already been located by authorities." Furthermore, on the follow 2004 Page #9  
bject was indeed recovered by U.S. authorities and that both the CIA and NA 2004 Page #9  
ortly afterwards, showed that U.S. authorities were taking a considerable i 2004 Page #11  
l, I noted with interest that U.S. authorities had received, "A roll of 35  2004 Page #11  
wards, Good was informed that U.S. authorities claimed that the material wa 2004 Page #15  
ough, all had been claimed by U.S. authorities to be a shaving originating  2004 Page #15  
Queensland. Whether the Australian authorities were satisfied with the expl 2004 Page #16  
o me by Australian and New Zealand authorities was a 1972 newspaper clippin 2004 Page #16  
, Coroner's office, and also other authorities concerned. Lord Gilbert: MoD 2004 Page #54  
was permanently vested in civilian authorities by classified Presidential E 2004 Page #63  
r. Vannevar Bush.The United States authorities are investigating along quit 2004 Page #89  
ondered UFOs. And not the reigning authorities? Certainly not, if we go by  2004 Page #132  
ment the premise that the reigning authorities knew for a fact, since 1947, 2004 Page #132  
d throw down the gauntlet and call authorities to task for a half century l 2004 Page #134  
o talks between Disney Studios and authorities which might have led to Disn 2004 Page #147  
ng is for sure, though. Unless the authorities declassify quite a large num 2004 Page #148  
s death was ruled an accident, and authorities presumed he had suffered a h 2004 Page #208  
d be the second time the Brazilian authorities would go public about the UF 2005 Page #35  
Defense Command) alerted Brazilian authorities about an unidentified artifa 2005 Page #36  
monstrat e concern by the relevant authorities. After all, what person resp 2005 Page #74  
f? There is no proof. There are no authorities whatsoever. No president, no 2005 Page #94  
na themselve s are rare, and often authorities rirucule the facts and imped 2005 Page #117  
is considered by the United States authorities to be of tremendous signific 2005 Page #128  
 other UFO evidence handed over to authorities or ransacked from private fi 2005 Page #131  
rgeant. Stone's conflict with Army authorities over his FOIA requests, and  2006 Page #17  
 would lean on media and religious authorities to help maintain public orde 2006 Page #59  
unction. Reliaion _ Most religious authorities would demonize the NHI. Some 2006 Page #64  
Va. Ogre Tale" in part it stated, "Authorities said they believed the 'flyi 2006 Page #99  
 at an official level with British authorities on January 11, 2001 in an at 2006 Page #133  
ith daylight the next day, Mexican authorities began a search for the missi 2006 Page #134  
■ Significant interest by military authorities. ■ Origins: unknown ■ Interc 2007 Page #51  
How does that work. I thjnk the US authorities are completely unrealistic i 2007 Page #92  
rded. Shortly after the impact the authorities closed down William Floyd Pa 2007 Page #129  
e of multiple helicopters. Federal authorities cordoned off the area and re 2007 Page #130  
 recovered Soviet space debris -as authorities would have us belie,·e. Inde 2007 Page #139  
ere it has already been located by authorities. The same sources said that  2007 Page #141  
e frequently, saying that Bolivian authorities have urgently requested assi 2007 Page #141  
ine border and that local Bolivian authorities had requested aid from the c 2007 Page #141  
e fa!Jen object, adding that local authorities for security reasons had cor 2007 Page #142  
, and had "already been located by authorities." Furthermor e, on the follo 2007 Page #142  
olation of the crash site, Mexican authorities waited until after dawn the  2007 Page #186  
n recovery effort wound down, U.S. authorities continued their electronjc e 2007 Page #187  
on, the explanation offered by the authorities ends up looking like a cheap 2008 Page #55  
was stopped in Halifax by Canadian authorities but released on orders of Br 2008 Page #125  
lation s. On November 17, 1942, US authorities also seized the Silesian-Ame 2008 Page #129  
r forgotten connection bet\Veen US authorities and the Nazis was the Intern 2008 Page #139  
te criticism from educators, state authorities and libertarians alike. They 2008 Page #142  
ttle in useful data that convinced authorities responsible for foreign inte 2009 Page #15  
ED-TO KNOW" clearance by releasing authorities responsible for its contents 2009 Page #25  
n established and national defense authorities have assured themselves of a 2009 Page #25  
is considered by the United States authorities to be of tremendous signific 2009 Page #36  
follow by federal or congressional authorities. Was Kennedy's Assassination 2009 Page #45  
em as bombs that American military authorities are studying. Half a mile ra 2009 Page #158  
nate that the majority of the U.K. authorities were originally pessimistic  2009 Page #166  
nate that the majority of the U.K. authorities were originally pessimistic. 2009 Page #170  
rposes, it makes sense that higher authorities would not be alarmed over th 2009 Page #178  

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n is an internationally recognized authority on orbital debris and foreign  2003 Page #71  
a time and date typed in, with the authority of either MJ/04 or MJ/01, and  2003 Page #181  
ges were replaced from 1954- 56 by authority of MJ-1 or MJ-4 a The initials 2003 Page #182  
d easily have been given their own authority for security, since security i 2003 Page #185  
at although people do not have the authority just because they take a secur 2003 Page #187  
ause the president is the ultimate authority. Only when the president stand 2003 Page #189  
1LTONs COL* USAF 13. (V) AFPRrvING AUTHORITY. HAROLO T HAH/LTON* criL, 113A 2004 Page #21  
LE TO DO THAT. SCOTT WHATEVER YOUR AUTHORITY IS CIA/MING THAT THIS MIOE7 HA 2004 Page #24  
rvice officer at this place and an authority on astronomy, gives it his opi 2004 Page #26  
prominent scientists asserted with authority that humans could not survive  2004 Page #28  
icial secrecy ay a higher level of authority. My investigation came to a cl 2004 Page #31  
time were destroyed without proper authority." Schiff pointed out that thes 2004 Page #61  
n July 1948. The relevant civilian authority was the Atomic Energy Commissi 2004 Page #63  
 Chiefs of Staff (JCS) under whose authority weapons test ranges were estab 2004 Page #65  
4 July to 6 July 1947." SLIDE #49: Authority of and approved by and date Th 2004 Page #79  
was dated September 4, 1960 by the authority of Lt. General John A. Samford 2004 Page #79  
ed: "The only reason that those in authority have said nothing about it is  2004 Page #88  
a very manageable number given the authority of the recovery teams to go wh 2004 Page #129  
cted Data. AS-2 required letter of authority before removing. Must have Maj 2004 Page #246  
 Congress" Essay by Source S-1 10. Authority of Director of Central Intelli 2004 Page #248  
mplaint with the FDA, or an) other authority for that matter. Reich and rus 2005 Page #101  
uch truths to loosen their grip on authority and undermine their assertions 2005 Page #118  
arked "Top Secret Ultra" under the authority of Assistant Chief of Staff fo 2005 Page #125  
clearances or been in positions of authority and were not aware of the extr 2005 Page #130  
itary officers where rank dictates authority. However, the 'Colonel' and th 2006 Page #18  
 rank or status. No person has the authority to interfere with the OPNAC Te 2006 Page #18  
d challenge to their relevancy and authority. "•also The media would be lea 2006 Page #59  
cenario is loss of public trust in authority. People would become skeptical 2006 Page #64  
 placed under the aegis of a civil authority, and on 1 April 1979, it becam 2006 Page #123  
dence of a simple hoax, as the UFO authority and author Jenny Randles expla 2006 Page #125  
ed Data. AS-2 requires a letter of authority before removing. Must have Maj 2007 Page #49  
make a request to higher Air Force authority for the clearance needed for p 2007 Page #110  
ed from the outside. The executive authority for internal national security 2008 Page #25  
                       and role of authority in matters of civil-and human- 2008 Page #26  
ere informed by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) -the UK equivalent of th 2008 Page #65  
2 is going to lose their money and authority , then they should try assassi 2008 Page #111  
lade. It was the symbol of central authority . Under fascism, the individua 2008 Page #124  
n other words, someone with enough authority to set the launch date and tim 2008 Page #135  
erstimd:ui.g ,~ e:11::ercising the authority set forth in --;" "-~\\ :. C . 2009 Page #28  
reestablish Presidential executive authority over it. On June 28, 1961, Pre 2009 Page #37  
document has no date of issue, the authority of the writer and the politica 2009 Page #39  
gence. It was Angleton who had the authority to implement Kennedy 's Top Se 2009 Page #44  
n describes a dynamically evolving authority . In 1946, the "Government" wo 2009 Page #154  
ss conspiracy-sounding . like "UFO Authority," but this would only serve to 2009 Page #154  
s is being perpetrated by an elite authority . Gomer Pyle is on one end of  2009 Page #155  
hat even the presidential chain of authority was broken to maintain this se 2009 Page #155  
the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Authority in Australia. Professor Leech  2009 Page #163  
ts for New Zealand. He was also an authority on aerodynamics and hydrodynam 2009 Page #168  

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\:_ ·some way to brief the various Authoriz.ing Commanders on the subject t 2009 Page #28  

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onnection with my Classif1ed Basic Authorizat1on of March 22, 1953, .and th 2009 Page #27  

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issing Files - it Shredded without authorization per GAO Mj and Congressman 2003 Page #160  
had somehow been destroyed without authorization. That DOD reply so angered 2004 Page #61  
ere mysteriously destroyed without authorization. Let's take another look a 2004 Page #146  
g important records without proper authorization, as the GAO tells us occur 2004 Page #148  
 extreme secrecy, without ironclad authorization USSR Crash Retrieval Proce 2004 Page #170  
may be key evidence in determining authorization of the assassination of JF 2004 Page #251  
a document that leaked out without authorization. On April 5, Thompson sent 2005 Page #42  

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40 advising President Roosevelt co authorize de, elopment of an atomic bomb 2005 Page #92  
 and I'd have to decide whether to authorize destruction , permanent retent 2008 Page #62  

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st negligible way: nothing he did, authorized or attempted during his entir 2003 Page #89  
 highest level civilian decoration authorized by Congress; an honor guard i 2003 Page #89  
ion on this matter, you are hereby authorized to proceed with all due speed 2003 Page #134  
f Majestic —12 in order to: o Give authorized personnel better understandin 2003 Page #172  
. Press Blackout: extreme measures authorized Official denial Discredit wit 2003 Page #175  
ositions of responsibility you are authorized to state categorically that t 2003 Page #222  
he Truman Administration allegedly authorized a classified Executive Order  2004 Page #61  
 its construction was specifically authorized by President Harry Truman him 2004 Page #71  
y fearful of the disclosure to our authorized channels and leaks in the Whi 2004 Page #248  
ent NIE. Reference to BLUE BOOK is authorized only when responding to publi 2004 Page #253  
y requests forwarded to members by authorized individuals or institutions a 2004 Page #253  
d down. Units designated GREEN are authorized to interrogate and detain any 2004 Page #253  
e following day, October 11, Reich authorized his friend, research associat 2005 Page #98  
be limited to those who ha\ e been authorized by you. The memo states not o 2005 Page #123  
ears by Jay Miller (the first-ever authorized history of the Lockheed Advan 2006 Page #79  
ntion or a further review. I never authorized the destruction of a UFO file 2008 Page #62  
e 31 was easily tracked to a meter authorized to the CIA. The pages were ac 2008 Page #109  
 requests from the public but from authorized people and institutions , suc 2008 Page #111  
 Courts); the PA TRI OT Act, which authorized $150 million in tax money for 2008 Page #123  
inston Churchill and with passport authorized by Pres. Woodrow Wilson. Leni 2008 Page #125  
the early l 950's OSI has not been authorized to study the radar data while 2009 Page #17  
n the coordination between CIA and authorized intelligence agencies concern 2009 Page #19  
ified flying objects as defined by authorized intelligence agencies respons 2009 Page #25  
rmation Act in an attempt to force authorized intelligence agencies to decl 2009 Page #25  
citation by Admiral Nimitz and was authorized to wear the Asiatic-Pacific A 2009 Page #164  
.,o Air ?rioritl, NA'rs, ia hereb] authorized. 3. It: 1 :3 1~equontcd that  2009 Page #175  

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ore, the attachment of a directive authorizing a mission is the type of pro 2003 Page #210  
about visitors from outer space by authorizing a press release by Lieutenan 2004 Page #134  
,111gtyl Traria was scrambling and authorizing • ' ff40Wh the whole easlehl 2006 Page #28  

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wo Air Pr'ior1'7, !£\TS, 1e hnreby authorlzed. ti ta -.-ated that tbe a.nic 2009 Page #174  

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hey confirmed key points of my co- authors account and offered details and  2004 Page #49  
n torn to shreds by many skeptical authors) will not be released until I th 2004 Page #125  
 Some of the major researchers and authors aren't even on speaking terms an 2004 Page #148  
ries, and who is one of the better authors I have found in the UFO field, n 2004 Page #222  
parison. Various photographers and authors documented the airplane extensiv 2006 Page #84  
 whole variety of UFO researchers, authors, and investigators have looked i 2006 Page #123  
on #10) DESCRIPTIONS OF THE DISCS: Authors special note: Ir's important to  2007 Page #99  
in need of much more research, the authors have unearthed amazing new evide 2007 Page #184  
cent visits to Coyame, Mexico, the authors discovered , among other things, 2007 Page #184  
ieved by the Mexican military. The authors also found a witness living near 2007 Page #184  
ON -JAN. 2007 In January 2007, the authors traveled to this remote Chihuahu 2007 Page #188  
. CONCLUSIONS While in Coyame, the authors talked many area residents who h 2007 Page #191  
any other uses, please contact the authors. 6. REFERENCES Douglass, Elaine. 2007 Page #192  
               le According to the authors, the magnetic field of the earth 2008 Page #101  
ases to shed light on the probable authors or non-authors of documents. We  2008 Page #104  
d phrase relations that individual authors choose to use. Other techniques  2008 Page #106  
scriminate between the three known authors on the basis of their submitted  2008 Page #108  
gram in slide 23 against the known authors, Cooper and Oppenheimer have no  2008 Page #108  
ll, and so we can rule them out as authors. However, if Einstein had been t 2008 Page #108  
have been essentially ruled out as authors. 102                             2008 Page #108  
 not clear if there were different authors; but the typing is consistently  2009 Page #8  
ld Larry Warren and Peter Robbins, authors of Left At East Gate[© 1997], "I 2009 Page #60  
o ROSWELL , Revised edition, 2009, Authors: Thomas J. Carey and Donald R. S 2009 Page #96  
onezh and a letter from one of its authors. He had contacted the editor in  2009 Page #139  

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style markers that uniquely define authorship. Forensic tests are typically 2005 Page #136  
Oppenheimer document to determin e authorship; third, an explanation and ev 2008 Page #104  
ed expert in the field of forensic authorship attTibution using computation 2008 Page #106  
epted in court trials to determine authorship. She emphases the definitions 2008 Page #107  
at it is not possible to detem1ine authorship with total certainty using an 2008 Page #108  
 the basis of the detem1ination of authorship relations. This table 22 refl 2008 Page #108  

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N: MOM C INFORMAT ION AllaPPDVIIIi AUTIIONITY: 7. (0617411.1 Looal preee We 2004 Page #19  

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y one of out psychologists at. the Auto Nedical Laborateny at Wright ,riwig 2004 Page #18  
ty. Most people are aware of AIDS (auto immune deficiency syndrome), HIV (h 2006 Page #113  
 was later used as a place to dump auto parts, but nobody knows for sure. D 2007 Page #189  

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pation in Crossroads in any of his autobiographical writings? lt is possibl 2009 Page #176  
experience. James Marion Snodgrass Autobiographical Note: wwn. South Pacifi 2009 Page #176  

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. The first version comes from the autobiography of Dean Acheson, Present a 2006 Page #166  
oking first at Secretary Acheson's autobiography we find that, during the m 2006 Page #166  
atible with the claim in Acheson's autobiography that the planes were sever 2006 Page #169  
as made very apparent in his rough autobiography which he had started writi 2009 Page #173  
ention his I 94 7 notoriety in his autobiography because he was still under 2009 Page #177  

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 : __ -Pi ~-v:-... ¥-,;-,... ~ The autocoodeo ■atlon couch con1.1i.t.e of " 2005 Page #17  

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 POB 958, Houlton, ME 04730-0958 . Autographed by STF 4. Friedman, Stanton  2006 Page #13  
es. $17, incl. S and H from UFORI. Autographed 5. Weaver, Colonel Richard L 2006 Page #13  

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 developed a program called ALIAS (Automated Linguistic Identification and  2008 Page #107  
er 14 100 100 -- Average for AUAS (Automated Linguistic Identification and  2008 Page #118  

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nsity increased this was ruled out automati cally. The cockpit was illumina 2008 Page #10  

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provided at its peripheral with 46 automatic jets. This disc pivots around  2004 Page #12  
asham asked questions. Larsen used automatic writing to answer the question 2004 Page #104  
r existence." Larsen switched from automatic writing to talking and things  2004 Page #104  
ket engine ignited (Fig. 6) as the automatic sequencing took over. Because  2006 Page #79  
ow if you have ever heard of Semi- Automatic Ground Environment, the SAGE r 2006 Page #145  
sly as me, simply because of their automatic reaction to hearing the word " 2008 Page #66  

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suddenly felt "as if my hands were automatically driven," and also that "it 2005 Page #36  
ybody found guilty of such contact automatically became a wanted criminal t 2006 Page #202  

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focusing on new product design and automation in the computer industry. Aft 2005 Page #174  

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2 Spokane Woman Killed When Hit by Automobile. LATE Racing Resultsant (Jjjr 2003 Page #119  
fficient smoke to cause a delay in automobile traffic. He advised that this 2007 Page #140  
 to violent events or survivors of automobile crashes who describe a sense  2008 Page #59  

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ment of The Roswell Incident Alien Autopg: Fact or Fiction? (Fox TV Documen 2004 Page #149  

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tness Leon Visse III, 27-30 Bodies autopsied 35 1962 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio,  2004 Page #112  
on how the government "would have" autopsied the aliens (requiring as many  2004 Page #127  

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ncludes information on bogus alien autopsies and UFO disinformation operati 2003 Page #73  
body fluids from the occupants. 9. Autopsies on the four dead SED technicia 2004 Page #81  
Report, page 9, item 9 discussing "autopsies on the four dead SED technicia 2004 Page #119  
 deaths of three technicians, with autopsies schedule to determine cause of 2004 Page #119  
swell nurse had told him about the autopsies that took place at the base ho 2004 Page #145  
lously documented details of alien autopsies given to him by unidentified p 2004 Page #145  
restrial pilots. He explained that autopsies determined them to share some  2004 Page #147  
est Medical or Dental facility and autopsies performed or life support init 2004 Page #170  
damaged corpse of an EBE (type?) • Autopsies were performed under KGB direc 2004 Page #172  
n and mjssion, which would include autopsies of aLien borues and a profilin 2005 Page #162  
and heat suffocation (Recovery and autopsies of the occupants are covered i 2006 Page #103  
body fluids from the occupants. 9. Autopsies on the four dead SED technicia 2006 Page #104  
o. 98, page 1.) More on bodies and autopsies: "11. As to the bodies recover 2006 Page #104  
ith extraten-estrials and no alien autopsies. If such things have happened  2008 Page #68  

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erience and exposure to historical autopsy procedures, tables and equipment 2003 Page #173  
/ has been asked, to assist in the autopsy of one well preserved cadaver to 2003 Page #236  
s or corroboration II, 10-13 Alien autopsy details; participant doctor; 3.4 2004 Page #111  
se, there was the notorious "alien autopsy film" first shown to the public  2004 Page #137  
d, which is not to say that actual autopsy film of alien beings might not e 2004 Page #137  
 up until about the time the alien autopsy film was first shown in a museum 2004 Page #144  
es had been used to film the alien autopsy. William Moore, co-author of the 2004 Page #145  
the movie Roswell where I play the autopsy room photographer. 148           2004 Page #151  
d it as being similar to the alien autopsy footage that had been shown on t 2004 Page #180  
 76 pictures, craft, backchannels, autopsy & documents 3. IMPORTANT Memo 4. 2004 Page #248  
ereze died. His body was taken for autopsy, which revealed a urinary tract  2005 Page #33  
                             Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Philip Mant 2005 Page #145  
ry of UFO research, when his Alien Autopsy film hit the front pages of nume 2005 Page #145  
-and not only that, but the actual autopsy of two of the dead aliens. Above 2005 Page #145  
o-interview with the alleged Alien Autopsy cameraman. Do you recognize this 2005 Page #145  
t it did indeed appear to show the autopsy of an alien. Santilli immediatel 2005 Page #145  
image from the controversial Alien Autopsy film. Over the next couple of ye 2005 Page #146  
 research into the so-called Alien Autopsy film from my colleague Tim Matth 2005 Page #146  
                             Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later thjs fiJm b 2005 Page #147  
tiJ 1995 when Stone saw the AJjen .Autopsy film that he made the connection 2005 Page #147  
 have viewed scenes from the Alien Autopsy film while serving with the US A 2005 Page #147  
state that it was indeed the Alien Autopsy film that he transferred and tha 2005 Page #148  
 handled the 16mm film and saw the autopsy images on it. This, accorrung to 2005 Page #148  
 have viewed scenes from the Alien Autopsy film while working at the Disney 2005 Page #148  
                             Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Photographe 2005 Page #149  
 guessed it, scenes from the Alien Autopsy film. It \\ as 16mm film and the 2005 Page #149  
\\ ho claim to have seen the Alien Autopsy film long before its ownership b 2005 Page #149  
 comments with regard to the Alien Autopsy film: "As for the alien itself,  2005 Page #149  
 would." A recreation of the Alien Autopsy film, made by the Canadian speci 2005 Page #150  
n an attempt to show how the Alien Autopsy film could have been faked. Spec 2005 Page #150  
                           • Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later The fiJm is 2005 Page #151  
blic alike have assigned the Alien Autopsy film co the hoax bin, my researc 2005 Page #151  
 research into a book titled Alien Autopsy Inquest that is now a,·ailable,  2005 Page #151  
ng a canister of the alleged Alien Autopsy film. 149                        2005 Page #151  
Ray Santilli's controversial Alien Autopsy film, they can contact Philip Ma 2005 Page #152  
NK has been asked to assist in the autopsy of one well preserved cadaver to 2006 Page #104  
ence Service Officer, on 19 May.25 Autopsy results disclosed that pulmonary 2006 Page #110  
ungs, (which had been disclosed by autopsy to consist of leakage in the cap 2006 Page #110  
amination of the brain obtained at autopsy. Plaques are also found in other 2006 Page #114  
de rum an ideal choice to head the autopsy team of the borues of non-human  2007 Page #75  
aft; and that outlined an apparent autopsy of the alien corpse at a medical 2009 Page #53  

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 the fourth technician is unknown. Autposies are scheduled aspects of the d 2003 Page #235  

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a macabre depiction of love in the autumn 147                               2005 Page #149  
1976 [ ... ] Until 0030 on a clear autumn morning , it had been an entirely 2008 Page #31  

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d to the Coast Guard Marine Rescue Auxiliary, and headed out of the office. 2004 Page #36  
r ultimate destination at a Little auxiliary airfield on me edge of Groom L 2005 Page #165  

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 , m , C-llifoTnia as a co-worker. Au~kl2.nd• N. Z., reports might . Orisin 2009 Page #184  

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n Ld.ril.rtes vainahniad bean Vint av eta •nd ease •nt•rea Man at 'boas lot 2006 Page #29  

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 plate that carries signals to the av-ionics controls via optical fibers. A 2005 Page #164  
esigning a simulator using our own av-ionics technolog y. Bill said that Ge 2005 Page #164  

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all around the vicinity, but to no avail. The object has apparently vanishe 2006 Page #188  
scratch, or damage the metal to no avail. When she folded or bent the metal 2009 Page #91  

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 to action necessary to ensure the availability of the EBEs for study by th 2006 Page #20  

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n remains high and dependin g upon availabiljt) ,, you can stili rent a Ros 2007 Page #70  

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 a time when surplus funds will be available; and finally, FDR commends the 2003 Page #27  
e." Part III states: "Based on all available evidence collected from the re 2003 Page #28  
. Historical aerial photography is available for 32                         2003 Page #36  
 a fraud resulted from the lack of available historical facts, many of whic 2003 Page #41  
he straps together, again, was not available until the 1940s or so. Nylon ( 2003 Page #49  
 first discovered in 1916, but not available until 1920 45                  2003 Page #49  
here empty, secured rooms are also available. Once the patient is secured,  2003 Page #90  
 assignment of numbers and letters available in the archives at Tinker Air  2003 Page #172  
il entities and remains in any way available □ Establish Special Teams to d 2003 Page #172  
d PageMaker or equivalent software available, skeptics often claim that it  2003 Page #179  
mailed on March 1994; the software available then was quite crude. Furtherm 2003 Page #179  
 claim that if the evidence is not available in the archives, that suggests 2003 Page #184  
would like to buy a replica of it, available at my table in the back for ju 2003 Page #185  
ant Cameron Before considering the available evidence about crashed saucer  2003 Page #189  
dent should still receive the best available material, as he is the head of 2003 Page #189  
o other supporting evidence is yet available, but MUFON Ohio is still worki 2003 Page #190  
d farther that any aid nay bo sad* available shall ba subject to tbs superv 2003 Page #213  
her that any aid which may be made available shall be subject to the superv 2003 Page #225  
ion — there are official documents available that concern UFO crashes in th 2004 Page #4  
 a 1965 document on Moon Dust made available to me by the CIA. Titled, "Fra 2004 Page #6  
ul day back in May 1978? While the available U.S. government records certai 2004 Page #9  
rcraft's cargo was raised. So, the available evidence still did not answer  2004 Page #10  
nto security and therefore are not available to the general public. From th 2004 Page #15  
interesting piece of evidence made available to me by Australian and New Ze 2004 Page #16  
iter because they certainly aren't available in the archives, federally or  2004 Page #41  
 well with sonar and other methods available to the Navy? Or was it? One re 2004 Page #42  
t is not known, and no records are available to substantiate Nickerson's st 2004 Page #42  
 motor pool because no 0 Level was available that night. I was on call, oth 2004 Page #50  
 populations with no medical cures available. Retro-viruses was not even a  2004 Page #80  
owever, most of the data were made available to Stringfield in an unpublish 2004 Page #115  
pecial Operations Manual SOM 1-01, available as a reprint from Bob and Ryan 2004 Page #127  
ported by the most efficient means available in the area, to the nearest si 2004 Page #171  
usion is simply unsupported by the available evidence. Conversely, the docu 2004 Page #214  
clusion is also unsupported by the available evidence. This is, of course,  2004 Page #214  
hese were in fact the best systems available at the time. So, which is it?  2004 Page #220  
ar Films Limited, 2004. Copies are available at www.redstarfilm.com 2 Thoma 2004 Page #223  
y for press use. Other lenses were available, from ultra wide angle to tele 2004 Page #234  
Photos in White Hot folder are not available as they are TS (TOP SECRET) Re 2004 Page #246  
ter ribbons that were commercially available during the same time frame. A  2004 Page #250  
ith pencils that were commercially available during the 1950's. This is sol 2004 Page #250  
th stamp ink that was commercially available; therefore it could have been  2004 Page #250  
ity threat and make the technology available for use in the private sector. 2005 Page #81  
ugh, he read one of the best books available on the subject at the time, F/ 2005 Page #94  
e a time when surplus funds may be available to pursue a program devoted to 2005 Page #128  
is means that virtually all of the available investigative channels and ide 2005 Page #137  
 that effect. Physical evidence is available; for example, rocks co test, s 2005 Page #137  
e resolved. Forensic tests are not available or the results are damaging to 2005 Page #137  
w book Alien A11top.ry !nqlfesl is available in e-book form from: www.filam 2005 Page #152  
n Astronautics \'{/ithout publicly available records and mostly human testi 2005 Page #167  
moved from the library and was not available to the public. According to Bi 2005 Page #173  
s published in books and generally available. They were retyped, much hand  2006 Page #12  
strial manufacture that may become available.... 4.b. The recovery for scie 2006 Page #18  
errestrial origin which may become available... 4.c. The establishment of S 2006 Page #18  
ical personnel are not immediately available. First Aid will be administere 2006 Page #19  
however, a medical manual was made available to detail what substances coul 2006 Page #19  
y threat aid mak e t he technology available for use in the private sector' 2006 Page #27  
ation with the NHI, if that is not available at the outset. Science would a 2006 Page #62  
y staying home, off streets, using available supplies sparingly, tending to 2006 Page #62  
shed by Foundation for the Future. Available in draft form at http://member 2006 Page #70  
archeologist has a number of tools available to help identify aircraft/spac 2006 Page #72  
rain, and no electric lighting was available, work halted after darkness fe 2006 Page #75  
ed, more reference material became available for comparison. Various photog 2006 Page #84  
populations, with no medical cures available." An item on page 9 reinforces 2006 Page #105  
sted the witness testimony and the available evidence, can we come to any f 2006 Page #129  
n — unanimously — all of the other available evidence points to January 23  2006 Page #130  
the time, the unit was trained and available to rescue astronauts with thei 2006 Page #132  
no indication in the documentation available as to whether anything was vis 2006 Page #136  
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tes background of instructions not available from Air Force Intelligence, w 2006 Page #174  
ad a whole roster of potential and available speakers available. We had sev 2006 Page #204  
f potential and available speakers available. We had several weeks of angry 2006 Page #204  
IL NOTATIONS CONSISTENT WITH THOSE AVAILABLE DURING THE 1950s" ■ "I hope DM 2007 Page #47  
.M. Photos in White Hot folder not available as they are TS Restricted Data 2007 Page #49  
 and an authentication appendix is available for $20 43                     2007 Page #49  
gress, just like SAPs. ■ Some info available to certain committees. ■ Congr 2007 Page #52  
ity official Air Force photographs available at the Adjutant General's Libr 2007 Page #95  
he only such collection capability available to AFCIN, and it is vitally ne 2007 Page #134  
ul day back in May 1978? While the available US Government records certainl 2007 Page #142  
small portion of all the currently available data pertaining to Project Moo 2007 Page #144  
'') Boller & Chivens Cassegrain is available for use primarily by the staff 2007 Page #161  
 Roswell: The Chihuahua UFO Crash, available for $13.95 from Amazon.com, Ba 2007 Page #192  
Analysis of the Brazil Magnesium" (available on the web at http://w,vw.nica 2007 Page #195  
re missing but a metal fragment is available for lab analysis. \Xie find pa 2007 Page #200  
f the metallic fragments are still available for further analysis, only the 2007 Page #201  
ed the infom1ation was not readily available and let it go at that. Let's t 2008 Page #8  
cking in any defense significance. Available official documentation strongl 2008 Page #31  
official reports in 1979 than were available in 1987 because the files had  2008 Page #59  
ese files and more besides are now available on the MoD website, www.mod .u 2008 Page #62  
rief details of these 24 files are available on the MoD website, in the Dis 2008 Page #64  
ed on October 20, 2008 and are now available at the National Archives . The 2008 Page #65  
 (noted in slide 13) was so easily available that we did not ask for a copy 2008 Page #107  
y transcribed with the only person available who could type, who was not a  2008 Page #108  
h stamps ink that was commercially available during that time frame. The ty 2008 Page #109  
tent with carbon transfer that was available at that time frame." Isl Erich 2008 Page #109  
nticated if similar documents were available from the CIA. (Not likely.) Ps 2008 Page #111  
ut because Rockefeller's money was available at their inception to fund inc 2008 Page #144  
an subscribing to all the journals available, I now have a library of hundr 2009 Page #7  
tion of his unclassified files are available for inspection at the Hoover I 2009 Page #9  
 have passed since I collected all available material on "the GIA UFO probl 2009 Page #12  
t and publish UFO material that is available assuming that this might give  2009 Page #12  
equirement to analyze all UFO data available to the Agency for proper analy 2009 Page #17  
was that crucial intelligenc e was available from State, Defense, and CIA,  2009 Page #18  
 far as such knowledge can be made available to our intelligence. A more de 2009 Page #21  
 only if more scientific talent is available . Military UFO research is unp 2009 Page #21  
 have passed since I collected all available material on '·the UFO problem  2009 Page #23  
 and publish lJFO material that is available assuming that this might give  2009 Page #23  
s and other research resources are available from POB 210553, St. Louis, MO 2009 Page #34  
eves, on the basis of the evidence available to it, that President John F.  2009 Page #44  
rchives.gov/foia/ufos.html#mj 12 2 Available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
tler_twining.pdf 3 Smith's memo is available online at: http://v.f\vw.majes 2009 Page #46  
l .pdf 4 Vannevar Bush's biography available online at: http://en.wikipedia 2009 Page #46  
ikipedia.org /wiki/Vannevar_Bush 5 Available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
an _ majestic.pdf 6 Truman Memo is available online at: hllp://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
ts.com /pdf/tmman _forrestal.pdf 7 Available online at: http://majesticdocu 2009 Page #46  
 (Marlowe and Co., 2005 [ 1996]. 9 Available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
/pdf/kennedy _ ciadirector .pdf 10 Available online at: http://www.lib.umic 2009 Page #46  
, was issued on September 2, 1953. Available online at: http://www.presiden 2009 Page #46  
sb.edu /ws/index.php?pid=605 73 12 Available online at: http://www .jfklibr 2009 Page #46  
horse Publishing, 2008) 134-35. 14 Available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
ations Review: The MJ-12 Project," available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
j l 2opsreview-dulles -6 l .pdf 16 Available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
69.php 18 The burned Memorandum is available online at: http://majesticdocu 2009 Page #46  
 See page one of burned Memorandum available at: http://www.majesticdocumen 2009 Page #46  
 See page one of burned Memorandum available at: hllp://www .majesticdocume 2009 Page #46  
ited Nations (September 20, 1963). Available at: http://www.jfklibrary.org/ 2009 Page #46  
th GeneralAssembly09201963 .btm 23 Available online at: http://tinyurl.com/ 2009 Page #46  
e at: http://tinyurl.com/mejpm4 24 Available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
.com/documents/authenticity.php 26 Available online at: http://tinyurl.com/ 2009 Page #46  
e at: http://tinyurl.com/mejpm4 27 Available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
ticdocuments.com/pdf/umbra .pdf 28 Available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
ticdocuments.com/pdf/umbra .pdf 29 Available online at: http://www.majestic 2009 Page #46  
com/documents /authenticity.php 31 Available online al: http://tinyurl.com/ 2009 Page #47  
e al: http://tinyurl.com/mejpm4 32 Available online at: http://www.spacewar 2009 Page #47  
cewar.com/news/russia-97h .html 33 Available online at: http://tinyurl.com/ 2009 Page #47  
om/pdf/bumedmemo-s l-pgs3-9.pdf 36 Available on line al: http://www.scribd. 2009 Page #47  
ibd.com/doc/6404 IO 1/JFK-MJ 12 37 Available on line al: http://www.majesti 2009 Page #47  
/pdf/kennedy _ cia.pdf 38 NSAM 271 available online al: hllp://tinyurl.com/ 2009 Page #47  
the U.S. House of Representatives. available online at: http://www.archives 2009 Page #47  
recalled, there were no references available to the public; the project rem 2009 Page #91  

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J revolution when it became easily avajlable for people because now instead 2007 Page #84  

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ranaa te aa eananwle aid pragma la Avan and ita rolatiaa te geaaenl pelitia 2003 Page #226  

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. lt flay—The Interior kinistry no Ave persons were arrested and placed at  2004 Page #20  
ELNK HAPPENED IS THAT THERE mEET )(Ave BEEN A MISSILE FIR= FROM SOMEwHERE.  2004 Page #24  
lertro4sassastl essi grew... Atom! Ave...mai co.f., salmi oaf perste* twain 2006 Page #37  
_ Coop• (5.11] Chaski ...... _r.,, ave. I Pace . I t---Ei+teln U.N. I Wood  2008 Page #119  

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; Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 10 Avec 1948, Ramsey interview. "Ibid. 12 I 2004 Page #224  
0 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 31 Avec 1948, Pflock interview. 32 Special  2004 Page #224  

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70 4.80 4.90 5.00 5.10 S.20 5.30 • aven1• tor QO Hapax legomana word? ■ "If 2008 Page #119  

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LIDE # 9 — Navy Flight 19 Five TBM Avenger Torpedo Bombers "One such incide 2006 Page #141  
 a flight of five U. S. Navy TBM-3 Avenger torpedo bombers from the Naval A 2006 Page #141  

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." This is an interesting research avenue. They are not talking about the F 2004 Page #253  
at the Bigelow HQ on South Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas. The Foundation was lo 2006 Page #197  
 that matter, needs co be. Madison Avenue and regular numbers of its client 2007 Page #59  
ss Card. The text was pure Madjson Avenue at its best: "You're right off th 2007 Page #68  

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h a claim, I continued to work the avenues of investigation open to me, eve 2004 Page #51  
ment . Virtually all investigative avenues have been pursued and show littl 2005 Page #138  
 at the moment. However, 1 see two avenues where change might be advanced.  2007 Page #38  
cy . 32 New Media Opportunities: ► Avenues to challenge the official story  2007 Page #38  
tunities presented by new medja: , Avenues to challenge the official story  2007 Page #39  

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itand out in IN desert, presumably aver a dry (axe bed Vehi,:ie rriasms eve 2006 Page #30  

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rnating layers. The bismuth layers average one to four microns and the magn 2003 Page #106  
rons and the magnesium/zinc layers average 100 to Figure 11. A pure, man-ma 2003 Page #106  
e is so. Neither the media nor the average person is convinced that we have 2004 Page #121  
that the accumulator registered an average 0.3-0.4 degree temperature (cent 2005 Page #92  
tions, freedom, capitalism. On the average, except for the high price of oi 2006 Page #10  
to a maximum of 47.3 kilovolts DC (average) at which point with a dissipati 2006 Page #41  
, many locals realized I wasn't an average drop-in tourist and started to a 2006 Page #92  
 radar site at that time ran at an average of 3 megawatts, that's 3 million 2006 Page #152  
Willingham's story but decided to "average out" the location by picking a p 2006 Page #178  
e" but overall the calls were from average people. These individuals had so 2006 Page #204  
uture? The text tells us that "The average person wili spend 5,880 minutes  2007 Page #70  
th.)" [ Howe's Note: Wikipedia -An average bolt of lightning carries an ele 2008 Page #77  
er 14 100 79 ■Cooper 14 100 100 -- Average for AUAS (Automated Linguistic I 2008 Page #118  
ity of noun phrases) and obtain an average value of these variables (think  2009 Page #11  
tion to gauge the reaction of your average Soviet citizen in the face of th 2009 Page #140  
recorded "83 space-based UFOs, o.n average of more than ne per month. Star  2009 Page #152  
put yourself into the shoes of the average American of 194 7 by reading dig 2009 Page #156  

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e dark, glassy craft's surface and averaged 3 inches high. They measured pr 2009 Page #66  

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lars; the next 19 would share S45 (averaging just under S2.50 per person);  2005 Page #75  
llingham's locations. To me, this "averaging" argument does not make much s 2006 Page #178  

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ntor to Prescott Bush. Another son Averell Harriman , also held ownership i 2008 Page #129  
 in all major wartime conferences. Averell later became Ambassador to Londo 2008 Page #129  
ace. He also was a close friend to Averell Harriman , the U.S. Ambassador t 2008 Page #131  
Ambassador to Moscow, replacing W. Averell Ha1Timan. In 1950, he replaced A 2008 Page #132  
ent and business partner, Democrat Averell Harriman . lt should be noted th 2008 Page #138  
supporters such as John J. McCloy, Averell Harriman, and George F. Kennan.  2008 Page #141  

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sted that this difficulty could be averted by deleting the words "utilizing 2009 Page #27  

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 ADDRESSES ON ENVELOPE Typed on an Avery label: Mr. Timothy s. Cooper PO Bo 2007 Page #42  
ooster of "the Rome-Berlin Axis." "Avery Rockefeller owned 42 percent of Sc 2008 Page #126  

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ne home if there's a problem." THE AVER~,GE PERSON \NILL SPEND 5.8:30 MINUT 2007 Page #69  

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I[ STORY 0¥ TH[ UNUSUAL [LCCTROClt.AVHY L,VCNTION or RUOOlf c.. W,'SS(R E-r 2005 Page #29  

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thal Weapons generate conflict THE AVIARY: • WAS A flGl\1ENT OF MOORE'S ll\ 2008 Page #148  

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rence Professor Felix Zigel Moscow Aviation Institute “Unidentified flying  2003 Page #12  
rofessor Felix Zigel of the Moscow Aviation Institute, Moscow Central Telev 2003 Page #12  
cientific capacity with the Moscow Aviation Institute, and revealed that th 2004 Page #15  
 In the spring of 1973, Bill Case, aviation writer for the now-defunct Dall 2004 Page #26  
the hoax thesis. At the time I was aviation/aerospace writer for the _Fort  2004 Page #27  
xactly what one would expect of an aviation writer. He was a practical man  2004 Page #27  
r. Dedev Bronk, Chief, Division of Aviation Medicine, JRDB. Personnel selec 2004 Page #63  
4: Atizona Republic, June 16, 1947 Aviation Inquiry Ordered June 15, 2947,  2004 Page #69  
for a special investigation of the aviation crisis. Former New Mexico State 2004 Page #82  
ley. The story was a claim made by aviation historian Air Force Major Truma 2004 Page #97  
n, a friend of his, who was in the aviation business and who claimed in 195 2004 Page #97  
 co-authored with Don Berliner, an aviation and science writer. Marcel told 2004 Page #135  
logical Problem • MAP: Ministry of Aviation Industry • MEP: Ministry of Ele 2004 Page #157  
ingfield thus: " ... Don Berliner (aviation writer) just returned from visi 2005 Page #42  
er) just returned from visiting an aviation historian friend in Illinois, T 2005 Page #42  
m a good friend of Weaver's in the aviation business ... who worked as a te 2005 Page #42  
mpson, whom he knew through mutual aviation interests. On the same day I ph 2005 Page #42  
inly got around quickly within the aviation and aerospace communit y. Rich' 2005 Page #80  
day."8 Incidentall y, according to aviation journalist Nick Cook, from his  2005 Page #81  
he statements of James Goodall, an aviation journalist who has written seve 2005 Page #82  
ations as Jane's Defense ll7eek91, Aviation ll:7eekb• I.:,~ Space Tech11olo 2005 Page #82  
cked multiple rimes by the Federal Aviation Administration f1ying through c 2005 Page #82  
e is a great deal of very advanced aviation technology not onJy at the famo 2005 Page #83  
s Antelope ValJey, dubbed b) some "Aviation Valley" for its heav1 concentra 2005 Page #83  
eloped Tri-X film that appeared in aviation writer and UFO researcher Don B 2005 Page #126  
adu . liFT. teparently worked In C Aviation Week and Space Technology Octob 2006 Page #30  
y could have been avoided. Federal Aviation Administration air traffic cont 2006 Page #83  
 the story to the proprietor of an aviation memorabilia shop. When I first  2006 Page #85  
ion, first operated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 1962.)  2006 Page #151  
horough investigation, the Federal Aviation Administration office at Bellin 2006 Page #185  
jnders. Calling upon hjs extensive aviation background, Warren was able to  2007 Page #115  
a professional pilot and expert on aviation mechanics, who was for many yea 2007 Page #196  
ion. We were informed by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) -the UK equival 2008 Page #65  
traethyl lead, an additive used in aviation gasoline to Germany . The resul 2008 Page #127  
 , technical services and business aviation and special mission aircraft."  2008 Page #131  
 Trust Company of New Orleans, the Aviation Company and the General America 2008 Page #133  
unter in Rendlesham Forest ■ Close Aviation Encount ers ■ Conclusi on ■ A S 2008 Page #162  
possibly abortive UFO Disclosure ■ Aviation W eelcly nearly spills some bea 2008 Page #167  
 the followin g: ... Don Berliner (aviation writer) just returned from visi 2009 Page #50  
er) just returned from visiting an aviation historian friend in lllinois, T 2009 Page #50  
m a good friend of Weaver's in the aviation business ... who worked as a te 2009 Page #50  
pson , whom he knew through muh1al aviation interests. On the same day, I p 2009 Page #50  

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d and he arrived in stores wearing aviator goggles. Considering all the way 2007 Page #64  

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tch Scifi series? GM: Yes 1 was an avid reader. 1 think my stepfather inter 2007 Page #81  

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 then that a Latino Sergeant named Avila arrived at the Padilla home. \Xie  2005 Page #156  
rsation with the soldier. Sergeant Avila said to Faustino, "I have been sen 2005 Page #156  
have accidentall y crashed there." Avila and Faustino reached an agreement  2005 Page #156  

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tc-rminc • first cb1c of commcm al avililabiliy The writing on p1gc 188 is  2007 Page #46  

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Base. The 12, for example, denotes avionics. The use of a security warning  2003 Page #172  
husetts, in the early Seventies on avionics systems. Dr. Eric \Vang, who ha 2005 Page #41  
difficulty controlling the aliens' avionics. Bill worked at Los Alamos in c 2005 Page #164  
chusetts in the early seventies on avionics systems. Jr is unknown as to wh 2005 Page #169  
radar-absorbent materials, special avionics and the aircraft's shape to mak 2006 Page #81  
reputedly involved with classified avionics testing. This elaborate sham pr 2006 Page #83  
t to a highway during a classified avionics test. I have visited more than  2006 Page #86  
kes Them Lockheed Martin Helendale Avionics Facility-claims of huge undelgr 2007 Page #56  

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 Dr. Steven Greer and in Electrogr aviti cs II by Tom Valone Verified by Dr 2005 Page #30  

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 ~ OIO\C a.otKG f,o:)OI. OO;f, 1.1.avJt fcY,H6 .SAUCV. BAU ~ ~!~ U/.O'T CD, 2009 Page #130  

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/, and edited by Boyd Higgins, M.: Avmiccm Odysse_y Letters and ]011mals, 1 2005 Page #105  

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 asking inconvenient questions. To avoid confusion amongst intelligence ope 2003 Page #150  
sion scopes c Kevlar material B To avoid the unknown religious impact 11W/2 2003 Page #188  
* &ARGUMENTS FOR SECRECY IN 2003 □ Avoid criminal prosecution □ There might 2003 Page #188  
explained. "We started at night to avoid being seen. Everything worked so w 2004 Page #32  
veway then jammed on his brakes to avoid backing out in front of one of the 2004 Page #37  
 motive for secrecy was money...to avoid having to pay potentially huge lia 2004 Page #125  
story to deny making a mistake, to avoid confronting the truth. No one like 2004 Page #219  
 ... the Air Force will do well to avoid entanglements but what is absolute 2005 Page #99  
s no evidence for UFOs, but always avoid dealing with the large scale scien 2006 Page #11  
ploit us, displace us, destroy us, avoid us or ignore us? Communication/Cap 2006 Page #53  
ared among human groups/nations to avoid major conflict. Maximum emphasis o 2006 Page #66  
ared among human groups/nations to avoid major conflict. - Perceived "God-l 2006 Page #66  
 awareness of unfolding contact to avoid possible downside of strangeness.  2006 Page #67  
at Salt Lake Desert. Struggling to avoid cloud formations, they turned and  2006 Page #73  
 airspeed was getting too slow. To avoid stalling, Weeks extended his turn  2006 Page #74  
tor in October 1957 about 1 AM (to avoid the heat of day) when an alien cra 2006 Page #109  
 inquired how these rurcrafr could avoid burning up while descending from s 2007 Page #109  
t and defeat, or at the very least avoid, both threats and espionage , and  2008 Page #25  
refore, has been able to carefully avoid commenting on the controversy. The 2008 Page #35  
nduct exploration of them so as to avoid their harmful contamination and al 2008 Page #36  
he Crash was classified, either to avoid a disclosure about classified tech 2008 Page #60  
ands of years into the past was to avoid affecting the time travelers' futu 2008 Page #95  
se the hoaxer's own style so as to avoid recognition , and the intent was t 2009 Page #13  
ssifying UFO files. The aim was to avoid the risk of a mistaken military co 2009 Page #41  
ps to deal with the UFO problem to avoid the risk of future conflict. Kenne 2009 Page #41  
of Government in the UFO field. To avoid accusations of conspiracy mongerin 2009 Page #154  

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aking it a kind of cosmic approach avoidance conflict: I'm fascinated by th 2007 Page #77  
 setting up a pattern of scholarly avoidance. (Although in 1950 also, the f 2009 Page #30  

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o sail through it at the time, and avoided that general area for years afte 2004 Page #40  
, the media frenzy could have been avoided. Federal Aviation Administration 2006 Page #83  
n readings in the woods, carefully avoided capture, and created a controver 2008 Page #31  

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vie, keeping Cavitt's initials but avoiding use of his real name at that ti 2004 Page #139  
they were extraterrestria1. 12 So, avoiding panic became one of the centerp 2006 Page #103  
urned south along the Texas coast, avoiding entry over land, and seemed hea 2007 Page #185  
reas of northern Mexico, seemingly avoiding both the Texas border and the l 2007 Page #185  

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H, SACA, JRD9, IAKD1. Do»-d on all avollnblc evidence collected fron The fr 2003 Page #28  

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ndix A of A Histog of UFO Crashes (Avon Books, New York, 1995). For the pur 2006 Page #72  
ry of UFO Crashes by Kevin Randle (Avon Books, NY, 1995). Supplemental info 2006 Page #175  
00 miles Southeast of MacDill AFB. Avon Park consjsred of runways far too s 2007 Page #109  
to the aircraft that cook off from Avon Park, and was responsible for the M 2007 Page #110  
 Visits to Earth, Kevin D. Randle, Avon Books, 1995. The Strange Sto,y of J 2009 Page #56  

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to be confused with the well known Avro VZ-9 Avrocar, Chance Vought V-173 " 2007 Page #95  
 for the over-fly of i\lfiami (see Avro Silverbug lllustration). Immediatel 2007 Page #110  
Top Secret Experimental aircraft. (Avro Silverbug Illustration) 104         2007 Page #110  
t to work for John C. Frost of the Avro Aircraft Company (a subsidiary of H 2007 Page #111  
 "special projects group" in 1952. Avro ,vas currently working on at least  2007 Page #111  
of these aircraft, and visited the Avro Canada plant on September 16, 1953. 2007 Page #111  
he first test flight of crus USAF/ Avro disc, occurred in Malton in 1955, w 2007 Page #111  

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signer from England, who headed up Avro's "special projects group" in 1952. 2007 Page #111  
 officially took over and financed Avro's saucer program in late 1954. Trus 2007 Page #111  

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used with the well known Avro VZ-9 Avrocar, Chance Vought V-173 "Flying Pan 2007 Page #95  

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red and we had aJJ thjs technology avruJable co a covert few who were outsi 2007 Page #84  

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sota' • Writer for Jane's Defense. AVVST. lnteravia. Many 1st-person interv 2006 Page #27  

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 His father was a commander in the avy and was stationed w-ith the Pentagon 2005 Page #164  

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 aastataata feo ■aka a fteaWlaiiag aw wj aC tha altwtiaa aad rajart hartt w 2003 Page #220  
fey V, 5 Witness Astronaut Onizuka aw movie of dead bodies 56 1973 Unknown, 2004 Page #113  
arc ,.,quired to m.-\intain and be aw:irc of this Collection Rcqrtircment : 2007 Page #175  
: All MQ,(J ~A."TEI: .,~~ rT Sl'ED AW"Y TO'H1'1'.0 THE oc.EI.W. li.EA.06~!  2009 Page #106  
OOY CN,4f our AAO :, soo,.: !;H()T AW,.,Y IXTD 4™E S~Y. • to1• tlU -!,1.tl  2009 Page #106  

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. fM,T """"11,TN.. . -Dl'Llo WlllQ AW'D 1D W1T,Cff;t: TltH ,N,IT ·ci&AA,..  2009 Page #116  

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aiaa yon ahawM andaawr ta wtata aa awaaljaaXy as pcooSLMLo ywr eatiaate af  2003 Page #226  

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lant the claim with a researcher • Await the researcher to claim publicly • 2004 Page #122  
ologically significant revelations await us? What will be our dangers and o 2005 Page #85  
lant the claim with a researcher ; await the researcher's public statements 2005 Page #132  
ale space operations would have to await the fuU development of electrograv 2005 Page #171  

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ultant to Blue Book “When the long awaited solution to the UFO problem come 2003 Page #11  

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 very last of their kind, and were awaiting orders to either be scrapped or 2007 Page #114  

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 He appears to be sleeping, but is awake at the 1:45 room check. The attend 2003 Page #91  
hjng because somebody was actually awake and in the office at the time and  2007 Page #86  

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r, "I hope this (explanation) will awaken your sense of skepticism , so tha 2005 Page #92  

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ed through Dr. Deen is immediately awakened and a search of the room commen 2003 Page #92  
30 miles from here who said he was awakened from a deep sleep when he was 1 2005 Page #68  
hile all of the villagers had been awakened and had seen the whole operatio 2007 Page #129  
 of AJbuquerque, New i\lexico, was awakened to see a large glowing object m 2007 Page #165  
 This man claimed that he had been awakened in the night and taken out into 2008 Page #14  
 .... ~---• Lieutenant nt Nellis , Awakened in Night • Transported by Bus ~ 2008 Page #22  
ing asleep, said Bethurum , he was awakened by what he described as "mumbli 2009 Page #54  

Word: "award", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n historian" that "Truman sent out award letters to the Wright Patterson Ba 2004 Page #85  
h. Linda had just produced an Emmy Award winning documentary, A Strange Har 2004 Page #193  
n, in her column Broadway Bulletin Award, Miss Kilgallen stated that "a Har 2007 Page #48  
 Navy Distinguished Public Service Award, for his outstanding contributions 2009 Page #164  
wl!e 6( the lnternat1on:illy known award o! lite rank of commondc:r conduct 2009 Page #182  

Word: "award-winning", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n, Miami, Florida Background: Emmy Award-winning TV producer and investigat 2006 Page #139  
is also Reporter and Editor of the Award-winning science, environment and R 2006 Page #139  

Word: "awarded", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 No doctorates of alien exobiology awarded or gravity control companies. Ir 2003 Page #38  
roversial defense contract that he awarded to General Dynamics instead of t 2003 Page #42  
y working press-photographer to be awarded fellowship s from both the Royal 2005 Page #148  
s. He is, in fact, the most highly awarded photographer in the UK. He has m 2005 Page #149  
n board HMS Antelope. He was later awarded a posthumous Conspicuous Gallant 2006 Page #128  
ogy (MIT) in l 919 and in 1936 was awarded a major grant by the Rockefeller 2008 Page #131  
tems, Inc. Professor Snodgrass was awarded a Navy citation by Admiral Nimit 2009 Page #164  
1968, Professor Snodgrass was also awarded the U.S. Navy's highest civilian 2009 Page #164  

Word: "awards", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

al Emmys and many other journalism awards for my documentary films and live 2004 Page #76  
cted ninety-six major photographic awards including Press 146               2005 Page #148  
982-1994) and received a number of awards including the Commendation Medal  2006 Page #21  
individual's training, activities, awards or clearances that are associated 2006 Page #24  

Word: "aware", 62 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ien picture and how she came to be aware of it. "Well, the first awareness  2003 Page #35  
ight of December 9, 1965. I am not aware of any statements that were ever r 2003 Page #53  
any information released that I am aware of which would suggest that a miss 2003 Page #53  
of these boxes. Was the government aware that there was someone or somethin 2003 Page #70  
ement?" Actually, most people were aware of our plans for satellites in Apr 2003 Page #183  
age pieces, and that Ike was fully aware of the facts. Lovekin had served w 2003 Page #192  
e "light" before it sank, and also aware of the types of current running th 2004 Page #39  
uestions. First since everyone was aware of the strong currents and ebb tid 2004 Page #42  
ished at the time that he had been aware of this second incident, because h 2004 Page #43  
Lord Hill-Norton: Whether they are aware of reports from the United Stated  2004 Page #54  
 relevant contemporary government, aware of how it all began. 60            2004 Page #63  
ors that the early presidents were aware of UFO crashes and controlled the  2004 Page #84  
s Canada. The fact that Canada was aware that America possessed a crashed s 2004 Page #85  
references to the fact that he was aware of UFO crash retrievals: I do have 2004 Page #95  
father handled, also stated he was aware his father had been involved in cr 2004 Page #95  
with it. There are no stories I am aware of that indicate Bill Clinton had  2004 Page #196  
neL I often wondered if Randle was aware of the irony of his opposition to  2004 Page #224  
 about such a document. He was not aware of such a report for general circu 2005 Page #42  
y reason to suspect that MJ-12 was aware of -or interested in -Reich's work 2005 Page #88  
the reality of orgone energy, but, aware of the controversy the announcemen 2005 Page #91  
er laboratory conrutions, I am not aware of it. The Einstein Affair In late 2005 Page #91  
y Helen Dukas. \Xlhile the FBI was aware of the physicist's left-leaning S) 2005 Page #92  
t if the members of MJ-12 were not aware of Reich's UFO-related activities  2005 Page #97  
ositions of authority and were not aware of the extraterrestrial matter 16  2005 Page #130  
iousl y made public, as far as I'm aware. I asked him if he had any other f 2005 Page #151  
olescence. That was because he was aware of T.T. Brown's work on electro-gr 2005 Page #172  
litary traffic, they would be well aware of different ruling groups in diff 2006 Page #10  
ng and they fortunately never were aware of how well their planes were bein 2006 Page #11  
scribed as "the school:" I was not aware of where it was located, what was  2006 Page #20  
t normal military commanders being aware that he was performing duties for  2006 Page #23  
t normal military commanders being aware that he was performing duties for  2006 Page #23  
minimizing the number of personnel aware of such activities; and exerting m 2006 Page #23  
inimizes the number of individuals aware of MJ-12 projects, and provides no 2006 Page #24  
ence. I asked Rich Dolan if he was aware of other potential UFO crashes and 2006 Page #44  
m. Most probably, the life form is aware of human life on earth and may hav 2006 Page #52  
 Contact Planning Sessions are not aware of any other similar effort, befor 2006 Page #69  
 upon our society. Most people are aware of AIDS (auto immune deficiency sy 2006 Page #113  
O Magazine, would have been keenly aware of the James Prescott controversy, 2006 Page #131  
SA border, someone would have been aware of it. There would have been a fli 2006 Page #173  
ir Force Intelligence, who are not aware of reason for alert locally, but a 2006 Page #174  
 his duty call. Zechel was already aware of the immediate alert FBI documen 2006 Page #177  
nsorship. Many of you are probably aware of a claim by Lydia Slepp) that sh 2007 Page #20  
arentl y someone in management was aware of the fiftieth anniversary of Ros 2007 Page #70  
uction -related advertisements I'm aware of dates back to 1976 when the sub 2007 Page #71  
man and vehicle abduction that I'm aware of. In it, alien craft appearin g  2007 Page #74  
. 1 don't know if :Mr. Haas became aware of the seriousness or implications 2007 Page #76  
 has ever been alluded to that I'm aware of Which companies are using ti-us 2007 Page #76  
seems sensible but I wasn't reall) aware of that mechanism at the rime. I c 2007 Page #89  
 personal experience, and was well aware that when the military and defense 2007 Page #108  
 Riggs' father was not previousl y aware of -and how Moon Dust personnel ha 2007 Page #138  
ing like gold, and so on. 1 am not aware of an) known material that can pro 2007 Page #199  
oxically , and despite being fully aware of the illuminating contents of it 2008 Page #23  
 Washington State The way I became aware of the Westport Crash Retrieval Ev 2008 Page #41  
d not say anything. " She was also aware Don Betts had seen the object desc 2008 Page #53  
as journalists become increasingly aware that there's a serious story here  2008 Page #67  
cers, one of whom is probably well aware of who created the hoaxed parts an 2009 Page #14  
edy came to office in 1961, he was aware of the existence of MJ- 12, and it 2009 Page #37  
itors. They the visitors were well aware of the mishap of one of their vess 2009 Page #52  
ll it on the radio. They were well aware there was activity going on in the 2009 Page #79  
. Further, few UFO researchers are aware of multiple crash recovery events  2009 Page #90  
lled, but also by how she remained aware of places where her recollection w 2009 Page #91  
t which even the President was not aware of. The level of secrecy of a proj 2009 Page #155  

Word: "awareness", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o be aware of it. "Well, the first awareness that I had of it is actually a 2003 Page #35  
udied the topic agrees that the US awareness of the flying saucer problem s 2003 Page #170  
vert training occurred without the awareness of normal military commanders  2006 Page #23  
vert training occurred without the awareness of normal military commanders  2006 Page #23  
by the individual, and without the awareness of normal military commanders. 2006 Page #24  
2 Group project occurs without the awareness of normal military commanders. 2006 Page #24  
cts. 8. The lack of paper trail or awareness by normal military commanders  2006 Page #24  
 might seek to mask/deflect public awareness of unfolding contact to avoid  2006 Page #67  
ch themes to increase the public's awareness and acceptance of an alien pre 2007 Page #59  
ch themes to increase the public's awareness and acceptance of an alien pre 2007 Page #76  
 has been noted elsewhere, and his awareness of the UFO crash retrievals at 2009 Page #14  
wo will remain inseparable. Public awareness is more advanced in the case o 2009 Page #20  
this present environment of public awareness of the phenomenon , presidenti 2009 Page #25  

Word: "away", 172 instance(s) (Back to Top)

swear everyone to secrecy and take away the evidence. Where did they come f 2003 Page #33  
answer is just a short fifty miles away was the Sikeston military base. Thi 2003 Page #33  
 2. Top view of artifact is broken away, showing layer structure. Three lay 2003 Page #47  
. On a rocky slope about ten yards away, I found the small dried rubber pie 2003 Page #49  
 eye as it fell into woods not far away. He and his sister ran home where t 2003 Page #54  
an object covered with a tarpaulin away from the area near where the object 2003 Page #56  
e woods near Kecksburg, only miles away. We now know that a number of peopl 2003 Page #58  
d with a tarp, that was a distance away across a field and moving along a t 2003 Page #60  
g shovels to clear dirt and debris away from the object, in preparation for 2003 Page #69  
from Joel's position some distance away, looked similar to a deer trail. Jo 2003 Page #69  
lived in Johnstown, about 40 miles away. After hearing the radio news repor 2003 Page #70  
being seen, and a few hundred feet away came across two military olive gree 2003 Page #71  
 a more energetic reaction to back away from the direction of the RF signal 2003 Page #111  
nstead of trying to explain things away, official (and secret) policy at th 2003 Page #141  
ated and helped to drive attention away from actual sightings of experiment 2003 Page #141  
ome. At times, the lights streaked away as quickly as a magician's sleight  2003 Page #142  
5 mm cameras whirring and clicking away? Bennewitz had told a few people th 2003 Page #148  
 As long as his questions kept him away from sensitive projects at Kirtland 2003 Page #148  
intention was to draw curious eyes away from the center of activity while,  2003 Page #148  
ime to start drawing his attention away from the base. The projects that Be 2003 Page #150  
he task of directing his attention away from them was difficult. The Nation 2003 Page #150  
mine picked out this mistake right away. 172                                2003 Page #176  
hoices offered to keep nosy people away. The big argument, though, comes fr 2003 Page #183  
ly had people hired to keep Reagan away from school children asking questio 2003 Page #198  
 Wedemeyer cover story going right away can you write up the directives?" O 2003 Page #209  
Given that the event occurred well away from U.K. territory, no other expla 2004 Page #12  
 was put into place to keep people away for the crash site — the cover stor 2004 Page #16  
fter the exhumation furor had died away, Bill Case met me at the Aurora, sa 2004 Page #31  
cation of the metal. "They took it away," he said cryptically. "Who do you  2004 Page #31  
, young man, don't give this thing away. We are experimenting with this ves 2004 Page #32  
wrence Smith's "Ronda D" was first away from the wharf and he now steered h 2004 Page #38  
ore some of the ships had to steam away from the area to intercept a Russia 2004 Page #43  
bright red lights climbing upward, away from the water about a half mile fr 2004 Page #45  
iles from Bentwaters, but close by away RAF Woodbridge's East Gate. Upon di 2004 Page #47  
 gleaming things, like metal, fell away from the plane as it hurtled down." 2004 Page #68  
and hoped the whole thing would go away. (Underlined in the original letter 2004 Page #88  
us. However, just before he passed away in 1962, when he felt the Act could 2004 Page #96  
nsylvania. He lived only 100 miles away, and had identified 1965 as the las 2004 Page #100  
lures." Leonard Stringfield passed away on December 18, 1994; having died i 2004 Page #110  
rieved UFO and bodies but some got away 13 1950 Unknown, USA 1 0 0 1 0 No n 2004 Page #111  
r Force Reports explaining Roswell away, including the rather silly crash d 2004 Page #140  
laugh at it. They wish it would go away. And maybe the aliens did go away.  2004 Page #144  
 away. And maybe the aliens did go away. Some say they were flown to Edward 2004 Page #144  
d. Stringfield himself was whisked away from a Mutual UFO Network Symposium 2004 Page #145  
 Front section "appeared as if cut away by laser beam" • Cabin was empty 16 2004 Page #167  
crafts landed and two of them went away. Question: Why did it land? Shank:  2004 Page #182  
heir penultimate effort to explain away the Roswell crash of 1947. Lo and b 2004 Page #230  
e had his security clearance taken away and lost his government job in 1954 2004 Page #249  
fs were to be deliberately steered away form the evidence of UFOs and Uncon 2004 Page #254  
xes. In one box was the body taken away from Hospital Humarutas, Varginha.  2005 Page #32  
The young man was scared and drove away as fast as he could. On April 28, a 2005 Page #35  
ebed on July 16, 2005. Three miles away beneath the yellow arrow is the U.  2005 Page #51  
 UFO not more than a hundred yards away. It was making absolutely no sound  2005 Page #70  
e. The impact zone is only 3 miles away (from DR.ES) and here you have a fa 2005 Page #71  
s cou.ld be, but Rich did nor back away. The reference to "Un F uncled Oppo 2005 Page #81  
ranspose into hardware were locked away forever, like the Ark of the Covena 2005 Page #81  
e," and they walked ro an airfield away from the crowds. They arrived at an 2005 Page #83  
nated organization that had broken away from Consumers Research, Inc. in 19 2005 Page #93  
you fill it out. Then they cook it away; what happened with it, nobody know 2005 Page #95  
concern, they warn the good reader away, like police at the scene of an acc 2005 Page #102  
ash Retrieval Conference hauled it away. "That such an operation took place 2005 Page #154  
minor perils associated with being away from adults, it was a routine outin 2005 Page #154  
e ordered to Sta) a short distance away. The huge field of litter appeared  2005 Page #156  
we were warned by Faustino to stay away, Jose and I sometimes watched from  2005 Page #156  
eter guards, or they were very far away. 154                                2005 Page #156  
d with a tarp and prepared to haul away. Lying in a trench, we obserYed all 2005 Page #157  
 back roads transport of the truck away from the site. Ozzie accompanied a  2005 Page #165  
uquerque, Ne,v i\Iexico. He passed away on December 4, 1960. Bill Uhouse se 2005 Page #169  
ate action to escort the intruders away or shoot them down. As far back as  2006 Page #5  
ivilization "only"1000 light years away. This would, of course, make us ver 2006 Page #5  
 down the street, 39.2 light years away, we find a pair of sun like stars,  2006 Page #5  
hicle coming from many light years away could possibly crash. Please note t 2006 Page #10  
similar people a few hundred miles away, why assume we can second guess ali 2006 Page #11  
ular army assignments until called away to perform his UFO crash retrieval  2006 Page #16  
e concerned, Stone would be called away to perform TDY duties or training,  2006 Page #20  
ance required by Stone when called away from his normal Army duties to part 2006 Page #20  
statements concerning being called away through the use of secret codes and 2006 Page #20  
Opect nyfeet above, rapidly climbs away. • 7178 Security personnel shoot at 2006 Page #28  
ery of life by humans on some far- away planet was not addressed. Critical  2006 Page #52  
or support; many others might turn away, convinced that religion was now po 2006 Page #57  
ance, while many others would turn away from their faith. New cults would a 2006 Page #59  
ake Isabella. Meanwhile, 200 miles away, a team of Air Force personnel was  2006 Page #71  
 helplessly as the vehicle dropped away from the B-52. Five seconds later,  2006 Page #79  
 was burning intensely a few miles away. As he approached, he saw scattered 2006 Page #79  
. A Kern County coroner was turned away by military officials who said they 2006 Page #82  
oud of dust rising "several blocks away." She claimed to have walked to the 2006 Page #86  
 it with cables" before hauling it away. The witness claimed "there was no  2006 Page #87  
thereafter, and broadcasted as far away as Europe and Japan. This was a lot 2006 Page #92  
ing three were found some distance away from the cylinder. All five appeare 2006 Page #103  
nd who had died less than 60 miles away from an identical siege of acute on 2006 Page #110  
ur Corners Outbreak, having passed away in a small Indian Health Clinic; in 2006 Page #110  
ed seeing blue lights." Five miles away, Police Sergeant Gwyn Williams was  2006 Page #120  
e walls shook and the mirror swung away from the wall," he recalled. "My fi 2006 Page #120  
the lights were seen clearly miles away — this was reported by the national 2006 Page #121  
. "Some people...some lorries took away pieces, debris. Others took away bo 2006 Page #124  
k away pieces, debris. Others took away bodies. And, according to this man, 2006 Page #124  
lking perhaps a mile and a quarter away from where it all occurred; so it's 2006 Page #127  
all occurred; so it's not very far away at all. "[She] still remembers what 2006 Page #127  
. It was difficult to know how far away from us it was as it was pitch blac 2006 Page #128  
 and smaller highways, and staying away from cities. The destination of the 2006 Page #135  
ORAD net. Well, one night, he went away. He said, 'I've got to take somethi 2006 Page #144  
 to the bogies — probably 40 miles away — the bogies simply disappeared. UF 2006 Page #145  
h power, it could have just put us away, I think! (laughs) But it disabled  2006 Page #149  
alked about. I was literally blown away. I thought to myself, Well, if nati 2006 Page #161  
cking aircraft as far as 210 miles away." By combining the known radar capa 2006 Page #171  
ell, NM. However, this was too far away. On the other hand there were five  2006 Page #178  
he object hovered and then it flew away very fast). The first object was id 2006 Page #179  
ster George Gallup had just passed away. (Or, at least, 86% of those polled 2006 Page #183  
e from stem to stern. The "Carried Away" theory: Is it possible that the my 2006 Page #191  
ect was taken, floated, or dragged away? It has long been assumed that the  2006 Page #191  
Or maybe the object simply floated away. When Richard Burke stood on the ob 2006 Page #192  
he mysterious object and spirit it away during the very short 24-hour perio 2006 Page #192  
vexing thing? If it wasn't carried away via any of the mundane means discus 2006 Page #192  
 h propagand a machine was focused away from Europe and toward the U.S. The 2007 Page #10  
er the delay, we'll text 1ou right away." Ll:.Vl STRAUSS & COi\ifPANY'S EBE 2007 Page #75  
s 1 have encountered they hid them away and made sure the kids didn't get o 2007 Page #80  
 disc, with the gear moving up and away from the centerline of the aircraft 2007 Page #107  
 this large craft would totally do away for the need of long range bombers, 2007 Page #107  
f the runway (which was five miles away) was "off limjts". It would seem th 2007 Page #114  
n, which is about a two hour drive away, a real windy dirt road, my dad got 2007 Page #121  
ing the public and the land owners away from the sites during their operati 2007 Page #128  
d. A witnesses was only 500 meters away and he didn't hear any noise, but a 2007 Page #129  
ny noise, but a fire started right away. He was afraid but he held his posi 2007 Page #129  
 Birmingham , Alabama ; and as far away as Greenville, Mississippi. This br 2007 Page #133  
 strange objects," they whisked it away to Maxwell Field, from which it was 2007 Page #133  
omaly ha e been found and spirited away to classified milita[)' and governm 2007 Page #138  
 in Belen. Mr. Chavez, Sr., passed away in 2006, leaving behind this photo  2007 Page #161  
7, 1974, plus these photos not far away near the Manzano Mountains and othe 2007 Page #162  
t like close to it. They were back away from it. To the right of the object 2007 Page #169  
 back a ways. Aunt: They were back away from it. Paul: And they were facing 2007 Page #170  
n you guarded something, you faced away from it. So, they weren't guarding  2007 Page #171  
 the guards would have been facing away from it. Aunt: Course, coo, they mi 2007 Page #171  
L AFRAID OF THE MAN WHO TURNED YOU AWAY? Mom: I don't know that we were afr 2007 Page #171  
 the key in the ignition and drove away. Another colleague of the Air Force 2007 Page #173  
 as El Llano, just a stone's throw away from the Texas border, a mid-air co 2007 Page #186  
                             moved away from the area with its unearthly ca 2007 Page #188  
ived at the site, taken the bodies away, and cleaned the location of almost 2007 Page #190  
ntly slamming into the earth miles away from them. There seems little doubt 2007 Page #192  
rsukov was born in 1928 and passed away on July 22, 1992. He was a Correspo 2007 Page #198  
ad one report of a sighting as far away as New York. A NORAD astronomer sai 2008 Page #9  
it was more than five or six miles away. Distances and sizes of objects in  2008 Page #11  
y or deliberately . Witnesses move away, forget, or pass on. Time makes it  2008 Page #40  
people claimed to have been turned away at gunpoint. There were no reports  2008 Page #44  
iewed a witness who lived 20 miles away and her description included a simi 2008 Page #48  
 of the young people grow and move away, but many graduate from high school 2008 Page #53  
d it and then had his camera taken away by the military. I wish I had the a 2008 Page #54  
e with his wife. She stated he was away and sometimes works 6 to 7 days a w 2008 Page #54  
adjacent to each other and not far away. A compelling argument could be mad 2008 Page #59  
4 rockets when the UFO accelerated away at a speed of around Mach 10. Torre 2008 Page #66  
gain. The slow motion feeling went away. Then John Burroughs saw more color 2008 Page #83  
nd caused damage hundreds of miles away from the presumed impact site of wh 2008 Page #97  
ptured on seismic equipment as far away as Britain. And, in the United Stat 2008 Page #97  
 (mentioned above) more or less go away, and we are left with the few hyper 2008 Page #108  
 three books in which he explained away most reports and dismissed others,  2008 Page #133  
n which deflected public attention away from UFOs by concluding that they d 2008 Page #134  
J-12], to steer the investigations away from the intelligence community [an 2008 Page #141  
DENCE • ATP UPDATE (IT ISN'T GOING AWAY)                                    2008 Page #148  
ttem in Abductions ■ The FBI Backs Away From Mutilations ■ Going Crazy in t 2008 Page #160  
ese parts but one generally "stays away" from the known Teller group. The o 2009 Page #11  
. It also says that Crisman walked away with a $2000 pay off intended for a 2009 Page #33  
, brilliant light is when I backed away from the craft. John (then) was may 2009 Page #67  
aft. John (then) was maybe 15 feet away, 20 feet away, standing there. BECA 2009 Page #67  
n) was maybe 15 feet away, 20 feet away, standing there. BECAUSE YOU WERE A 2009 Page #67  
of us, less than ten orfifteenfeet away. WHAT HAPPENED AT THAT MOMENT? We s 2009 Page #70  
reasons not to confide in me right away. When I met June I noted how she lo 2009 Page #88  
e to a friend who has since passed away. 82                                 2009 Page #88  
une 18, 1977; Dr. von Braun passed away on June 16, 1977. She wrote questio 2009 Page #93  
SOVE r")A "'_...H:~t- . TI4CH $)OT AWAY IC' $1ll'l!liNIC: !,rl;[O. TOUOIVIO 2009 Page #126  
ionles s until the tall one looked away. It then climbed back into the tree 2009 Page #136  
When the initial disc finally flew away it left some sort of platform on th 2009 Page #136  
ur miles, not for killing that far away, but for crashing planes by interfe 2009 Page #158  
ccecdcd . and wn•n the ;,IMn_n far away but for l:rll•hln" J)l:ine• ,:r~t c 2009 Page #182  

Word: "away-baca", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e. In time, they grew up and moved away-Baca to Tacoma, \Xlash.ington, and  2005 Page #154  

Word: "awbvard", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hts advocate and helps people with awbvard cases that need his type of pres 2007 Page #91  

Word: "awd", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 been disclosed within the agency. AWD was very fearful of the disclosure t 2004 Page #248  
bocn dlccloacd v1thin the agency . AWD w~a·vcry fearful of di•cloauro to un 2008 Page #120  

Word: "awe", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ockets thudded into the earth. The awe - stricken peoples of the Earth wait 2003 Page #14  
 any rweeuiaMd* and tka yrabaMLa a—awE.i:a in tha evwad that aaadatanae in  2003 Page #226  
 And, with an indefinable sense of awe, I sat glued to the television as Ne 2006 Page #182  
stark desert darkness; watching in awe as the huge alien craft grew ever sm 2009 Page #55  
 I was walking around it-mainly in awe! Toward one side of the craft., ther 2009 Page #65  
 AT THAT MOMENT? We stood there in awe fl)1ing to -you know, is it a signal 2009 Page #70  
the years, I often found myself in awe at the dedication of so many Ufologi 2009 Page #154  

Word: "awe-", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d Dr. \veapon he _;,aid \Vets ''as awe- 1 Leech as saying the weapon was so 2009 Page #181  

Word: "aweinspiring", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

crap-yard, Jack first saw the most aweinspiring aircraft ever built. Jack's 2007 Page #95  

Word: "awesome", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l undoing. With the most advanced, awesome defense establishment in history 2003 Page #89  
onal roots, however , lie with the awesome power released by the splitting  2008 Page #27  
ts: "Confirms New Secret Weapon As Awesome as Atom Bomb" Asked about the we 2009 Page #161  
hat James Snodgrass was quoted: As awesome in its effects as the atomic bom 2009 Page #168  
r a ~ecret weJpon he said was ":;s awesome in its c[f «.ts ns the atomic bo 2009 Page #180  
onfirn1s -N·ew Secrei Weapo1;/ "As Awesome as Aton1Bomb" C 1NC11\'N A TI. } 2009 Page #181  

Word: "awestruck", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

vents. Estella Krussel was clearly awestruck by the strange aircraft that g 2008 Page #50  

Word: "awfully", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

to a "blazing object" that passed "awfully low" over Washington D.C. on Sep 2006 Page #95  

Word: "awhile", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ly 25 meters [80 feet] wide. After awhile they were able to determine that  2004 Page #40  
cident. I was in the picture after awhile and re- interviewed these people  2004 Page #45  
ion. Ben P.S. I will be at ADC for awhile. Why don't you visit and will sho 2004 Page #246  
 the fighters remained in the area awhile and then came back. When the jet  2006 Page #146  
By Retaliatory Damage Bill: "After awhile, one of the bogies broke off and  2006 Page #147  
on. Ben "P.S. I will be at ADC for awhile. Why don't you visit and we'll sh 2007 Page #49  
said the object was therefor quite awhile. 1 went under hypnosis to try to  2009 Page #80  
ivably could fly around a city for awhile and upset the nervous systems of  2009 Page #162  

Word: "awhvard", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ity of Tres Corac;:oes carrying an awhvard cargo, ail sealed in heavy boxes 2005 Page #32  

Word: "awiww•a", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Ana. tlroWst irta, •Ye slaie. IAA AWIWW•A                                  2006 Page #34  

Word: "awkward", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

taken with a Speed Graphic, a very awkward way to use 231                   2004 Page #234  

Word: "awl-av", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o, word part, such as [not, n't] • AWL-av..-age wo.-d length, with word cal 2008 Page #118  

Word: "awllaua", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

her that way ait vldak 9kj te aata awllaUa shall ha cnbgcoS wayorvKUa af ri 2003 Page #223  

Word: "awn", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

MOND AROUND THE AREA OF THE TPRACT Awn FDUkr A SPHERE, AS IT WAS NOT HEAVY. 2004 Page #21  
rss ironer swerreare ar aro COMM.. awn. gra, .2. oarit sato. en punt., - 1. 2006 Page #35  

Word: "awnd", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

er:tis\s in; Slaies.. . . [ New Ze.awnd G1·c;;l Eri::irn ;;nd The ,lc:-ald  2009 Page #182  

Word: "awoke", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a.1 of installing a pilot plant et Awoke." aoroilutted by saying; *VIM Arge 2004 Page #20  
 February 25, 1942 air raid sirens awoke thousands throughout Los Angeles,  2005 Page #121  
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tler's dictatorship. "When Germany awoke," wrote British reporter Douglas R 2008 Page #128  

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th a rehearsal for D-Day that went awry and was covered up for decades. Jap 2004 Page #140  

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m Lake source: for Jane's Defense, AWST, "Absolutely, positively, [UFOs] ln 2007 Page #56  

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ne x chick*.  ■ ■i-ncl *hi n.lan t ax itt. io KR "Jii't- Marcel had—for pur 2003 Page #132  
on as it rotated about its central ax.is. This observation lasted about 1 m 2007 Page #165  
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wever, is just evidence. It has no axe to grind, no agenda to promote. Dete 2006 Page #71  
a bundle of rods with a protruding axe blade. It was the symbol of central  2008 Page #124  

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EARING •Iir:f1imImu: os Cl~L\l:CJI AXIi (lfTEI.Ol')IE~T _JOIST fiH!illTIF,F 2009 Page #130  

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1996 • Presenting symptom was left axillary furuncle • Chereze was Athletic 2006 Page #109  

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nder the sun," and an equally true axiom is that "nothing happens in a vacu 2009 Page #156  

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onomic booster of "the Rome-Berlin Axis." "Avery Rockefeller owned 42 perce 2008 Page #126  

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ated some kind of official secrecy ay a higher level of authority. My inves 2004 Page #31  
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There, parked outside on a taxi-\\ ay near the base scrap-~ ard, were four  2007 Page #95  
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esearch: The Old and the New ■ lvf.ay 1986 -Pennsylvania and Bra:il ■ UnFun 2008 Page #164  

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s AFB. Now we know ,vho built the "Aying Saucers" that Jack Pickett saw at  2007 Page #111  

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tions, rhe dreaded word UFO was ah,ays a,·oided; the piece was described as 2007 Page #197  

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ot faltered. Bill McDonald of Mesa AZ drew the cover art. argonaut-greywolf 2003 Page #2  
n with 37.005 flgnattres. The gre :az/ of thousands of missing persons. The 2004 Page #20  
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rt; October 1947, Paradise Valley, AZ; 13 February 1948, Aztec, NM; 25 Marc 2005 Page #163  
, Norway; 20/21 May 1953, Kingman, AZ. A friend of mine met Charlie in a ph 2005 Page #163  
965 Roswell, NM Aztec, NM Kingman, AZ Las Vegas, NV Kecksburg, PA Bolivia,  2006 Page #29  
ion. Disappearance at I 05 degrees az[imuth] 10,000 feet altitude. Heading  2008 Page #8  

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90 Walker was interviewed by Armen Azadehdel, who claimed to me that he cou 2004 Page #99  
t he could get Dr. Walker to talk. Azadehdel told me that he and a German f 2004 Page #99  
at he had been involved with UFOs. Azadehdel agreed to interview Walker on  2004 Page #100  

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ar designed to monitor a 91-degree azimuth sector. During its development i 2008 Page #72  

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ologist Sukhoveev; leaks from son, Azizova, quoted by Anfalov • Comparison  2004 Page #168  

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ID THAT THE NEXT.FVENING A SILEpt/ AZRORAFT THAI lop THREE LIGHTS WAS FLYIN 2004 Page #21  

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aths Ryan S. Wood 195 UFO Crash at Aztec Paul Kimball 211 Report on the Ram 2004 Page #3  
Mexico south of Loredo, Texas; and Aztec, New Mexico. SLIDE #16: UFO CRASH  2004 Page #69  
ew Mexico. SLIDE #16: UFO CRASH AT AZTEC — A WELL KEPT SECRET © 1986 by Wil 2004 Page #69  
rote a book entitled: UFO Crash At Aztec - A Well Kept Secret. The front co 2004 Page #69  
n Mesa on cloudy day Field trip to Aztec crash site in Hart Canyon twelve m 2004 Page #69  
t Canyon twelve miles northeast of Aztec during the March 22-24, 2002, Azte 2004 Page #69  
ztec during the March 22-24, 2002, Aztec UFO Conference in Aztec, New 66    2004 Page #69  
-24, 2002, Aztec UFO Conference in Aztec, New 66                            2004 Page #69  
on about twelve miles northeast of Aztec, New Mexico, where a 99-foot-diame 2004 Page #70  
 of the craft's impact. SLIDE #18: Aztec UFO Conference Speakers, Alleged D 2004 Page #70  
e eyewitnesses were policemen from Aztec and Cuba, according to their survi 2004 Page #70  
dar down through the atmosphere to Aztec, New Mexico. At the same time, Rep 2004 Page #70  
s there really a crashed disc near Aztec? To help get more military facts,  2004 Page #70  
 evidence that a disc crashed near Aztec. Eventually he was lead to familie 2004 Page #72  
lly he was lead to families of two Aztec and Cuba, New Mexico, police offic 2004 Page #72  
in his 50s back at the time of the Aztec incident. We don't really pinpoint 2004 Page #72  
 disk on the Hart Canyon mesa near Aztec highlight how well the U.S. govern 2004 Page #73  
in 1948, twelve miles northeast of Aztec on the Hart Canyon mesa? SLIDE #22 2004 Page #73  
esa? SLIDE #22: MAP of Farmington, Aztec, Los Alamos Farmington and Aztec,  2004 Page #73  
, Aztec, Los Alamos Farmington and Aztec, New Mexico, 100 air miles northwe 2004 Page #73  
the discovery of a large disc near Aztec. Beyond the alleged presidential b 2004 Page #73  
e discovered in the Farmington and Aztec region. SLIDE #23: Silver Disc, "F 2004 Page #73  
ought to have been used instead of Aztec because in 1949, Farmington was a  2004 Page #73  
 nearby rural farming community of Aztec. [Note: 70                         2004 Page #73  
r data comes from the story of the Aztec UFO crash in 1948. The story had b 2004 Page #97  
Smith asked about how accurate the Aztec story was. Sarbacher replied, "The 2004 Page #97  
gular head to pointed chin 11 1948 Aztec, New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researc 2004 Page #111  
                                   Aztec 1948: A Documentary Re-Appraisal o 2004 Page #214  
and most recently, one on the 1948 Aztec alleged flying saucer crash. Being 2004 Page #214  
s he doing making a film about the Aztec UFO incident? Doesn't Kimball know 2004 Page #215  
erson, Kaufmann or, in the case of Aztec, Newton and Gebauer. My initial re 2004 Page #215  
search into the "story" behind the Aztec story since 1988. Much to my surpr 2004 Page #215  
d indicated that there was more to Aztec than just the "it was all just a h 2004 Page #215  
sey that there is something to the Aztec story after all, general backgroun 2004 Page #215  
                                   Aztec 1948 traditional view of the Aztec 2004 Page #216  
Aztec 1948 traditional view of the Aztec story as a hoax, by finding eviden 2004 Page #216  
lways asked, are the witnesses for Aztec, who could back up the claims made 2004 Page #216  
ife. Nolan had been working in the Aztec area in the oil fields, while Farl 2004 Page #216  
 Hart Canyon Road, just outside of Aztec, both claim to have seen the crash 2004 Page #216  
y, had stopped in Cedar Hill, near Aztec, to pick up a friend who was trave 2004 Page #216  
about some sort of ruckus out near Aztec. Farley and his friend drove out t 2004 Page #216  
t point saw a group of people from Aztec — the oil field people, two law en 2004 Page #216  
 New Mexico, which is southeast of Aztec. That police officer claimed that  2004 Page #217  
ue of whether or not they used the Aztec story as part of a con irrelevant. 2004 Page #217  
er, mention in connection with the Aztec incident. Dr. Robert Sarbacher, a  2004 Page #217  
decades later when tracked down by Aztec researcher William Steinman, as we 2004 Page #217  
sses who appear to corroborate the Aztec story as told in Frank Scully's or 2004 Page #217  
                                   Aztec 1948 examine the role of Silas New 2004 Page #218  
 key source for the details of the Aztec incident, ever since Cahn's 1952 T 2004 Page #218  
 that this is what happened in the Aztec case. Indeed, when J. P. Cahn inte 2004 Page #218  
lly for his initial article on the Aztec story for True Magazine, he asked  2004 Page #218  
ly divulged various details of the Aztec incident to Newton and Gebauer, wh 2004 Page #218  
 documents contain far more on the Aztec case than has been published and p 2004 Page #219  
o has consistently argued that the Aztec incident was just a hoax, admitted 2004 Page #219  
g in there that would bear on [the Aztec story], and give us some answers,  2004 Page #219  
ult, the objective observer of the Aztec incident is left with a very real  2004 Page #219  
everyone who has written about the Aztec incident since has simply accepted 2004 Page #219  
 crashed flying saucer incident at Aztec. This leads to the question — is t 2004 Page #219  
gh-powered radar. This part of the Aztec story, wrote Dave Thomas, like all 2004 Page #219  
stablishing the credibility of the Aztec incident. 216                      2004 Page #219  
                                   Aztec 1948 Ramsey discovered that there  2004 Page #220  
wards. This was of no help, as the Aztec incident was supposed to have occu 2004 Page #220  
s."" Even those convinced that the Aztec incident was just a hoax had to no 2004 Page #220  
y July, 1950 — two years after the Aztec incident — the "present radar depl 2004 Page #220  
 using, existed at the time of the Aztec incident, just as reported in Behi 2004 Page #221  
nt to be cover with respect to the Aztec incident. This is the matter of Si 2004 Page #221  
 supposedly admits that the entire Aztec story was indeed a con job, but th 2004 Page #221  
d."34 Wow. That seems to cinch it. Aztec was a hoax, but something else may 2004 Page #221  
smoking gun" that finally lays the Aztec story to rest. However, no one els 2004 Page #221  
                                   Aztec 1948 — like the testimony of Farle 2004 Page #222  
g up to support his conclusions on Aztec. Accordingly, the "Newton diary" — 2004 Page #222  
n any meaningful discussion of the Aztec incident. A final note about the d 2004 Page #222  
sion So, where does this leave the Aztec Incident? There is, of course, mor 2004 Page #223  
cause con men told the story about Aztec, doesn't mean that there wasn't a  2004 Page #223  
t mean that there wasn't a genuine Aztec story to tell. »40 To me, however, 2004 Page #223  
owever, one thing is certain — the Aztec incident has finally reclaimed it' 2004 Page #223  
dstarfilm.com 2 Thomas, Dave, "The Aztec UFO Symposium: How the Saucer Stor 2004 Page #223  
 for CSICOP, and has spoken at the Aztec UFO Symposium about the Aztec inci 2004 Page #223  
 the Aztec UFO Symposium about the Aztec incident. He is the president of N 2004 Page #223  
001), p. 200-211. 4 Ramsey, Scott "Aztec crash / retrieval story revisited, 2004 Page #223  
O Journal, August 2004, pp. 3 — 7; Aztec 1948, dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar F 2004 Page #223  
— which even the proponents of the Aztec story will admit — and to cast the 2004 Page #223  
story will admit — and to cast the Aztec story as one of their cons; Aztec  2004 Page #223  
 Aztec story as one of their cons; Aztec 1948, Karl Pflock interview both i 2004 Page #223  
ipts; Pflock, Karl, 'The Day After Aztec: Revelations from Beyond the Grave 2004 Page #223  
 the Little Men: Investigating the Aztec UFO Affair" Fortean Times 181 (Mar 2004 Page #223  
on & Schuster, 1997), pp. 211-231; Aztec 1948, interview with Nick Redfem,  2004 Page #223  
New York: Marlow & Company, 1992); Aztec 1948, interview Stanton T. Friedma 2004 Page #223  
                                   Aztec 1948 original Majestic-12 document 2004 Page #224  
s at Roswell and El Indio, but not Aztec, which surely would have been incl 2004 Page #224  
o the legitimacy of both MJ-12 and Aztec. 8 It must be noted that Ramsey is 2004 Page #224  
e Stevens, whose book UFO Crash at Aztec, while flawed in many respects, wa 2004 Page #224  
 least a start on re-examining the Aztec incident, and provided more than a 2004 Page #224  
ntually followed up on. 9 Ramsey, "Aztec crash / retrieval story revisited" 2004 Page #224  
/ retrieval story revisited" p. 5; Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 10 Avec 19 2004 Page #224  
msey interview. "Ibid. 12 Ibid. 13 Aztec 1948; Ramsey, "Aztec crash retriev 2004 Page #224  
. 12 Ibid. 13 Aztec 1948; Ramsey, "Aztec crash retrieval story revisited,"  2004 Page #224  
 47— 53. 16 Pflock, 'The Day After Aztec: Revelations from Beyond the Grave 2004 Page #224  
30s with much the same rhetoric. n Aztec 1948, Redfern interview. 23 Aztec  2004 Page #224  
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p. 111 — 112. 25 Thomas, Dave "The Aztec New Mexico Saucer Scam" New Mexica 2004 Page #224  
n be found on-line at www.nmsr.org/aztec.htm 26 Aztec 1948, Ramsey intervie 2004 Page #224  
-line at www.nmsr.org/aztec.htm 26 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. v Ramsey,  2004 Page #224  
1948, Ramsey interview. v Ramsey, "Aztec crash retrieval story revisited,"  2004 Page #224  
al story revisited," pp. 4 — 5. 28 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 29 Aztec 1 2004 Page #224  
8 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 29 Aztec 1948, Pflock interview. 30 Aztec 1 2004 Page #224  
9 Aztec 1948, Pflock interview. 30 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 31 Avec 19 2004 Page #224  
, p. 70. 34 Pflock, 'The Day After Aztec: Revelations from Beyond the Grave 2004 Page #224  
2, interview with Kevin Randle. 4° Aztec 1918, Friedman interview. 221      2004 Page #224  
 presenter at the UFO Symposium in Aztec, New Mexico. Art discussed some ve 2004 Page #240  
egard to the infamous UFO crash at Aztec, New Mexjco in 1948 that many peop 2005 Page #132  
on (one of the key sources for the Aztec story) from the 1970s. In the diar 2005 Page #132  
has intervie·wed, there was a 1948 Aztec crash. Thjs raises a number of imp 2005 Page #133  
dise Valley, AZ; 13 February 1948, Aztec, NM; 25 March 1948, White Sands, N 2005 Page #163  
1948, White Sands, NM; April 1948, Aztec, NM; 7 /8 J u11 1948; 1949, Roswel 2005 Page #163  
8 • 1953 • 1962 • 1965 Roswell, NM Aztec, NM Kingman, AZ Las Vegas, NV Keck 2006 Page #29  

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