Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings, KWIC Index Page: f

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:

"f$co-" "f'" "f'--•~_"

"f'111rs" "f'6ul" "f'_fe" "f'i" "f'j" "f'joc" "f'l" "f'l'rlli"

"f'lfa" "f'n" "f'or~jo" "f's" "f't" "f'urther" "f'w" "f-"

"f-0" "f-1" "f-100" "f-101" "f-101b" "f-104" "f-104s" "f-105"

"f-11" "f-111" "f-117" "f-117a" "f-15" "f-16" "f-16s" "f-19"

"f-22" "f-4" "f-51" "f-5s" "f-80" "f-84f" "f-86" "f-86d"

"f-94" "f-a" "f-e" "f-i6" "f-layer" "f-lislo'" "f-lstoricauy" "f-~"

"f-···-~" "f0" "f03" "f1" "f11" "f17" "f1ictc" "f1imimu"

"f1k" "f1ni" "f1onors" "f1ric" "f1y" "f1ying" "f2bng" "f2s"

"f4" "f40" "f44" "f4a%" "f6w~}·" "f" "f\1tacl" "f\j"

"f\l" "f\l'oo'" "f\lnf'n" "f\rk" "f\vw" "f^z" "f_g-" "f_rem"

"fa" "fa'is" "faa" "faaillar" "faaliag" "faalllar" "faamlly" "faat'r4"

"faata" "fabian" "fabric" "fabricated" "fabrication" "fabrications" "fabricator" "fabulous"

"fac1" "face" "face-to-" "face-to-face" "faced" "faces" "facet" "facets"

"faci" "facial" "facibty" "facifaies" "facifay" "facijjry" "facijjties" "facile"

"faciliry" "facilitate" "facilitated" "facilitator" "facilitators" "facilities" "facility" "facility-claims"

"facing" "facror" "facrors" "facsimiles" "fact" "fact-finding" "fact-hartl" "facthties"

"factions" "facto" "factor" "factories" "factors" "factory" "facts" "factual"

"faculties" "faculty" "fad" "fade" "faded" "fading" "fafejaat" "fahrenheit"

"fai" "fail" "failed" "failing" "failln" "fails" "failure" "failures"

"faint" "fainter" "fair" "fairborn" "fairing" "fairings" "fairly" "fairlyhigh"

"fairness" "faith" "faithful" "faithfully" "fake" "faked" "faker" "fakery"

"fakes" "faking" "fal" "falcon" "falkirk" "falkland's" "falklands" "fall"

"fall-out" "fallen" "fallible" "falling" "fallout" "falls" "false" "false-flag"

"faltered" "falu" "falwell" "fam" "fame" "famed" "fami1" "famij"

"famijy" "famil" "familial" "familiar" "familiar-positive" "familiarity" "familiarize" "families"

"family" "family's" "famine" "famjlies" "famous" "fan" "fan-shaped" "fanatic"

"fanatics" "fanciful" "fancily" "fancy" "fancy's" "fanfare" "fanned" "fanning"

"fans" "fantasies" "fantasist" "fantastic" "fantasy" "fanuary" "far" "far-"

"far-flung" "far-left-leaning" "far-presumably" "far-reaching" "far-to" "far-vaaamar" "farben" "farben's"

"fare" "farewell" "farish" "farley" "farley's" "farm" "farmer" "farmer's"

"farmers" "farmhands" "farmhouse" "farming" "farmington" "farmir" "farmland" "farms"

"farnwr" "farrar" "farrell" "farriltty" "fart" "fartbor" "farther" "fas"

"fasces" "fascinated" "fascinates" "fascinating" "fascination" "fascism" "fascist" "fascisti"

"fascists" "fasher" "fashion" "fast" "fast-" "fast-acting" "fast-familiar" "fast-moving"

"fast-slow" "fast-strange" "fast-strange-negative" "fast-strange-positive" "fastened" "fastener" "fasteners" "faster"

"fastest" "fasts" "fastwafkers" "fastwalke" "fat" "fatal" "fatalistic" "fatalities"

"fatally" "fate" "fateful" "father" "father's" "father-in-law" "fatherland" "fathom"

"fathomed" "fatigue" "fatigued" "fatigues" "fatima" "fatter" "fault" "faults"

"faulty" "fauna" "faustino" "favor" "favor'" "favorable" "favorably" "favored"

"favoring" "favorite" "favorites" "favors" "fawcett" "fawn" "fax" "fay"

"fb" "fbi" "fbi's" "fbing" "fbi}" "fbj" "fbl" "fbreee"

"fby" "fc" "fcdc" "fcfi'i'" "fch" "fci" "fcigd" "fcl'l"

"fcllows" "fcr" "fcrce" "fcrceieneralt5aff" "fcry" "fcs" "fct" "fcy"

"fda" "fdj" "fdlly" "fdr" "fdr's" "fdukr" "fd~·•" "fe"

"fear" "feared" "fearful" "fearing" "fears" "fear~" "feasibility" "feasible"

"feat" "feather" "feature" "featured" "features" "featuring" "feb" "febrile"

"february" "feburary" "feces" "fectious" "fectly" "fed" "federal" "federally"

"federally-mandated" "federatio" "federation" "fedex" "feeble" "feed" "feedback" "feeding"

"feel" "feelers" "feeling" "feelings" "feellr" "feels" "feet" "fein"

"fein's" "felix" "fell" "fellers" "fellow" "fellows" "fellowship" "felt"

"female" "females" "fence" "fence-line" "fences" "fencing" "fender" "fentir"

"feo" "feodossia" "fer" "feral" "ferdinand" "ferences" "ferguson" "fernando"

"ferocious" "ferraro" "ferret" "ferried" "ferrite-impregnated" "ferrites" "ferry" "ferrying"

"fervent" "fervor" "feschino" "feschino's" "fesvlng" "fet" "fetal" "fetched"

"fetish" "fetuses" "feud" "fever" "fevers" "fewer" "ff" "ff-"

"ff40wh" "ff_jf" "ffer" "ffficieng" "fficer" "fficl" "ffidaaaa" "ffirarn"

"fflakes" "fflcc-fiction" "ffltt" "ffmbu" "ffteer" "ffyi11g" "ff~7" "ff~s~"

"ff•" "fgntosu" "fh-a" "fhe" "fhenomkmnon" "fheuac" "fhewlailag" "fhin"

"fhr-raaahlag" "fi" "fi-0" "fi-~·-" "fi01" "fiasco" "fibai'" "fiber"

"fiber-optic" "fiberboard" "fiberglass" "fiberous" "fibers" "fibrils" "fiction" "fictional"

"fictionalized" "fictitious" "ficully" "ficx" "ficy" "fidd" "fiddlesex" "fide"

"fide-shot" "fidel" "fidelity" "fides" "fie" "fie4113" "fie^ii" "field"

"fields" "fier" "fiery" "fiets" "fifcieth" "fifteen" "fifth" "fifths"

"fifties" "fiftieth" "fifty" "fifty-nine" "fifty-two" "fig" "fight" "fighter"

"fighter's" "fighter-interceptors" "fighters" "fighting" "figiiter" "figjred" "figtiter" "figurative"

"figure" "figured" "figures" "figuring" "fih" "fiheerjs^g5i^h«rstbrle3" "fijm" "fil&s"

"filamentbooks" "filbert" "file" "filecape" "filed" "filer" "filer's" "files"

"files'" "filing" "fill" "filled" "filler" "fillers" "filll" "film"

"film's" "film-andphotographic-experts" "film-holder" "filmed" "filming" "filmmaker" "films" "filter"

"filtered" "filtering" "filters" "filtration" "fim" "fim1" "fim1ly" "fime"

"fin" "fina" "final" "finalizing" "finaljy" "finally" "finance" "financed"

"finances" "financial" "financier" "financiers" "financiers-and" "financing" "finau" "finauy"

"fincling" "finclings" "find" "find-as" "finder" "finding" "findings" "findjngs"

"finds" "fine" "fined" "finely-tuned" "fines" "finest" "finger" "fingered"

"fingerprint" "fingerprints" "fingers" "fingertips" "finish" "finished" "finishes" "finishing"

"finland" "finlayson" "finned" "finrung" "finrungs" "fint's" "fiq" "fir"

"fir026" "fir=" "firces" "fire" "fire-at" "fire-breathing" "fire-nothing" "fire-the"

"firearms" "fireball" "fireballs" "fired" "firefight" "firefighter" "firefighters" "firefighting"

"fireman" "firemen" "fireplace" "fires" "firestone" "firestorm" "fireworks" "firing"

"firm" "firma" "firmage" "firmed" "firmly" "firms" "firnn" "firrnly"

"firs" "first" "first-" "first-aid" "first-although" "first-ever" "first-hand" "firsthand"

"firstly" "fis" "fiscal" "fiscally" "fish" "fishbine" "fisher" "fisherman"

"fishermen" "fishermen's" "fishing" "fishlake" "fisk" "fisk's" "fission" "fist"

"fit" "fitch" "fitn" "fits" "fitting" "fittirl" "fitts" "fitzgerald"

"fitzwater" "fivan3" "five" "five-" "five-man" "five-month" "fix" "fixation"

"fixed" "fixjng" "fixture" "fixtures" "fj" "fj--" "fji08•" "fjlh"

"fjorls" "fjt" "fj{" "fk" "fkeo" "fl" "fl'l" "fl's"

"fl4t" "fl_" "flab-" "flabbergasted" "flag" "flagpole" "flail" "flair"

"flake" "flakes" "flame" "flames" "flame··" "flaming" "flap" "flapping\"

"flaps" "flare" "flared" "flares" "flash" "flash-fire" "flash-over" "flashed"

"flashes" "flashing" "flashlight" "flashlights" "flask" "flat" "flat-topped" "flatbed"

"flatbed's" "flatbeds" "flatland" "flatly" "flats" "flatten" "flattened" "flattened-egg-shaped"

"flattering" "flatwoods" "flatwoods-home" "flaupers" "flavor" "flawed" "flaxen" "flay"

"flc" "flcor" "flcr" "flecked" "fled" "fledgling" "fleeing" "fleet"

"flek" "flesh" "flesh-eating" "fletcher" "flew" "flex" "flexible" "flfiilg"

"flgh" "flgl\1ent" "flgnattres" "flhfwsss" "fli" "flier" "flies" "flif'lo"

"fliger" "flight" "flight's" "flight-leader" "flight-resting" "flight-test" "flight-training" "flights"

"flights-just" "flinn" "flippant" "flipped" "flipping" "flirting" "flit" "fli~lia"

"fli•" "fll" "fll'c" "fllca" "flld" "fllilt1" "fllmci" "flloiidim"

"flltaff" "flnd" "floa" "floated" "floating" "flock" "flocked" "flocking"

"flocks" "flood" "flooded" "flooding" "floodlights" "floodplain" "floor" "floored"

"flooring" "floors" "flora" "florida" "florlcl" "flotilla" "flouxetine" "flow"

"flowed" "flower" "flowers" "flowery" "flowing" "flown" "flows" "floy"

"floyd" "flr" "flr&" "flrcr" "fls" "flt" "fltfsooltlkl" "flth"

"flting" "flt•f" "flu" "fluc-u" "fluff" "fluid" "fluids" "flummoxed"

"fluorescence" "fluorescent" "fluoridated" "fluoride" "fluoxetine" "flurr" "flurry" "flush"

"flushed" "flux" "flu·" "fly" "fly-over" "fly1ng" "flyers" "flyiag"

"flying" "flyingsaucery" "flyins" "flyover" "flyovers" "fl~ing" "fl•" "fl•·"

"fm" "fmeter" "fml" "fmllk" "fmving" "fn" "fn-u" "fnd%fsw»rtfflrj»"

"fnformation" "fnger" "fni" "fniro" "fnll" "fnmin" "fnrcr" "fnrifiltl"

"fnrreetal" "fntellige" "fntelligence" "fntroduction" "fn~" "fo" "fo's" "fo'wler"

"fo1ce" "foa" "foam" "foamy" "fobs" "focal" "focus" "focused"

"focuses" "focusing" "fodor's" "foe" "fog" "foggy" "foi" "foia"

"foiaoriginate" "foias" "foibles" "foij" "foil" "foil-like" "foipa" "foja"

"foja-proof" "fojogy" "fol" "fol1ow" "fola" "fold" "folded" "folder"

"folder-and" "folders" "folding" "folds" "foliage" "foliowing" "folk" "folklore"

"folks" "foll" "foll-suoc" "follies" "follo" "follo\" "follo\ving" "follov"

"follow" "follow-persists" "follow-up" "follow-ups" "follow_ing" "followed" "follower" "followers"

"followin" "following" "following\" "followini" "followino-the" "follows" "fom" "fom1"

"fom1s" "fon" "fonbarger" "fonctional" "fond" "fondness" "fonhe" "fonncr"

"fonner" "fonnerly" "fonning" "fonns" "fonnut" "font" "fontana" "fontes"

"fonts" "fonvard" "foo" "foo-fighter-" "food" "foods'" "fool" "fooled"

"fooling" "foolish" "fools" "foor-man" "foot" "footage" "football" "foothills"

"foothold" "footlockers" "footnote" "footnotes" "footprints" "footsteps" "fop" "fop'"

"for=" "forays" "forbes" "forbidden" "force" "force's" "force-" "force-fed"

"force-sponsored" "forced" "forceful" "forcefully" "forcenavy" "forces" "force•" "force•o"

"forcibly" "forcified" "forcing" "ford" "forda~" "fore" "foreboding" "forecast"

"forecasts" "foreeast" "forefront" "foregather" "foregoing" "foreground" "foreigh" "foreign"

"foreknowledge" "foreman" "foremost" "forensic" "forensically" "forensics" "forepart" "forerunner"

"foresee" "foreseen" "forest" "forestall" "forested" "forestry" "forests" "forever"

"forfeit" "forgave" "forge" "forged" "forgery" "forget" "forgets" "forgiven"

"forgot" "forgotten" "forhts" "fori" "forking" "forklift" "forks" "form"

"formacions" "formal" "formaldehyde" "formally" "formari" "format" "formation" "formations"

"formative" "formats" "formatted" "formattin" "formatting" "formed" "former" "formerly"

"formerly-secret" "formers" "formidable" "forming" "formosa" "forms" "formula-which" "formulaic"

"formulas" "formulate" "formulated" "formulations" "forn1" "forn1er" "fornl" "forr"

"forraatal" "forrestal" "forrestal'" "forrestal's" "forrestals" "forrn" "forrsalal" "forry-one"

"forshores" "fort" "forte" "fortean" "forth" "forthcomin" "forthcoming" "forthright"

"forthwith" "forties" "fortnight" "fortress" "fortuitous" "fortunate" "fortunatel" "fortunately"

"fortunato" "fortune" "fortunes" "forty" "forty-eight" "forty-five" "forty-six" "forum"

"forward" "forwarde" "forwarded" "forwarding" "forwards" "for~" "for·" "fos"

"foschia" "fosket" "fossilized" "foster" "fosters" "foster•leahy" "fot" "fought"

"foul" "fouled" "founa" "found" "foundation" "foundation's" "foundational" "foundations"

"founded" "founder" "founders" "founding" "foundtion" "fountain" "fouowed" "fouowing"

"four" "four-hundred-year-old" "four-inch" "four-layer" "four-to-five" "four-wheel" "fourteen" "fourth"

"fourth-generation" "fouwo" "fowler" "fox" "foxhole" "foxtrot" "fo~i1ble" "fo~l"

"fo•" "fpioay" "fps" "fps-3" "fps-6" "fq" "fquo" "fr"

"fr'" "fr-1" "fr0n1" "fr1nlo111" "fr^vinr" "fractal" "fraction" "fractional"

"fractions" "fracture" "fractured" "fractures" "fragile" "fragite" "fragment" "fragment's"

"fragmentary" "fragmentation" "fragmented" "fragments" "fram" "frame" "framed" "frametown"

"framework" "framingham" "framjngham" "france" "francis" "francisco" "franco" "frank"

"frankenstein" "frankfurt" "franklin" "frankly" "frankovich" "franks" "frantic" "fraternity"

"fraud" "frauds" "fraudulent" "frcr" "frdrml" "freaks" "fred" "freddie"

"frederick" "fredericton" "fredrich" "free" "freebie" "freed" "freedom" "freedom'"

"freedomofinfo" "freedoms" "freelance" "freelancer" "freeloading" "freely" "freeport" "frees"

"freewheeling" "freeze" "freezer" "freezing" "freg" "freight" "freiherr" "freitag"

"fremde" "french" "french-american" "frenchie" "frenchman's" "frenzy" "frequenc1" "frequencies"

"frequency" "frequent" "frequenting" "frequentl" "frequently" "freschetta" "fresh" "freshly"

"freud" "freud's" "freudian" "frfss" "fri" "fri&kle" "friar" "friction"

"friday" "fridays" "fried" "friedman" "friedman's" "friend" "friendly" "friends"

"friendship" "friendships" "fright" "fright-patterson" "frighten" "frightened" "frightening" "frighteningly"

"frightens" "frigid" "frills" "fringe" "friotion" "frisec" "friskies" "frit"

"fritz" "frlnunp" "frnm" "frn~" "fro" "froa" "frog" "from'"

"fromtho" "from·this" "fron" "fronabarger" "fronk" "front" "frontiers" "fronts"

"frony" "fron~" "frorn" "frorv" "frost" "frozen" "frthay" "frtint"

"fruit" "fruition" "fruitless" "fruled" "frustrated" "frustrating" "frustratingly" "frustration"

"fry" "fry's" "frying" "fr~ed" "fr•" "fsatlags" "fsb" "fsla"

"fsr" "fsrvic" "fswald" "fsworld" "ft" "ft#" "ft'" "ft-"

"ft-·-_" "fta" "ftadlag" "ftat" "ftata" "ftca" "ftd" "fteawlaiiag"

"fted" "ftermath" "ftflfar" "ftfo~'" "ftfty" "fth" "ftlllki_iic_" "ftm"

"ftny" "ftp" "ftr" "fts" "ftt" "ftuahar" "ftut" "ftvl"

"fu" "fu'1" "fuac'lm" "fuch" "fucking" "fudged" "fuehrer" "fuel"

"fueled" "fuelled" "fuels" "fuenzalida" "fugate" "fughr" "fught" "fui"

"fujitsu" "fujitsu's" "ful" "ful'" "fulbright" "fulfil" "fulfill" "fulj"

"fuljy" "full" "full-body" "full-scale" "full-swing" "full-time" "fuller" "fullest"

"fully" "fumoux" "fun" "function" "functional" "functionalit" "functionaries" "functioned"

"functioning" "functions" "functiorung" "fund" "fundamental" "fundamentalist" "fundamentalists" "fundamentaljy"

"fundamentally" "fundamentals" "funded" "fundin" "funding" "funds" "funeral" "fungi"

"funher" "funllcr" "funneled" "funneling" "funnily" "funny" "funrung" "fur"

"furn" "furnish" "furnished" "furor" "furtado" "furthennore" "furthering" "furthermor"

"furthermore" "further·" "furtive" "furuncle" "fury" "fusawml" "fuse" "fused"

"fuselage" "fuses" "fusion" "futile" "future" "future-it" "futures" "futurist"

"futuristic" "futurists" "fuu" "fuzzy" "fv'" "fvening" "fvrtner" "fwaaf"

"fwar" "fwarl" "fwc" "fwrd" "fwwtota" "fx" "fy" "fyffe"

"f~" "f~'" "f~'f" "f~amt" "f~u" "f" "f-~£4-" "f£0"

"f•" "f•lu-" "f•tdom" "f•~" "f•°"

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

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Word: "f'l'rlli", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

H. H:!: S,,,,.W Ii '-"""'O POil f\ f'l'rlli..C. 'TM6H l'LV /WA'/. 118 .._ _ 2009 Page #124  

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

CATION STATEMENT l!I ~\'.'"•L"'"b,.f'lfA YHE HiGHEST CLAss(!1c'.i.lffd'tfFD 2007 Page #45  

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

u • co-: ltl,,lldj coulrl br, hrol.f'n up ancl' worker. 1 1 ,.1:1rt r~inf~I 2009 Page #183  

Word: "f'or~jo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ER. IIIU.ARD COUNTY, UTAH PrliC9ac!F'or~Jo,,.e&Co ~Ce:Joma -er LGS~.-c Sal  2005 Page #60  

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

rn by examining the details of the f's and g's. He provided me with high qu 2003 Page #179  

Word: "f't", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.S"'l"'"fD~·• ~ ... t u~ ....... \.f'T!,t ~ .,:, w: ,,,. !,.&1.A..1i. ~~ w. 2009 Page #123  

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

ns of January 23, 1953, I have no .f'urther _instructions -to ·add. All :th 2009 Page #27  

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

aq 19" "-!-~• ... as.a-. Cal11wa1a f'w 1iuq: ■sq duV ttl& . • Ill • .U.. Id 2009 Page #174  

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

OQSo j , IMA Pateg/faM | TOP CTgRB f- DRAFT OF TKLESRAM TO GEKWL. MaoARTPUS 2003 Page #229  
was given as the home base for the F- 105. Two factors helped keep the cove 2006 Page #75  
rs. This is the correct format for F- 117A part numbers. For example, a par 2006 Page #84  
eld debris and compare it to known F- 117A parts as well as to debris from  2006 Page #85  
mposites or RAM, for instance. The F- 117A, unlike earlier aircraft, was as 2006 Page #85  
~1..:~ ,, ::..rs o• '!li •·•5 ~:.c:f-:-v• •IO'of "° .... rs r::.ou --.,Lil  2009 Page #123  

Word: "f-0", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, ~ .INC,.t..N.O •.. Nic;.,,cTL.V ,F-0._ ALJwl-C'ST A~':")'\. A QCCC:"-FOOT 2009 Page #117  

Word: "f-1", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ereafter someone involved with the F-1 17A program began to spread disinfor 2006 Page #84  
erence material needed to identify F-1 17A parts, but I felt that the narra 2006 Page #85  
tion methods used in the F-101 and F-1 17A are very different. So are the p 2006 Page #85  

Word: "f-100", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

F-80 Shooting Scar, F-86 Saber and F-100 Super Saber jet aircraft. Some of  2007 Page #99  

Word: "f-101", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

claimed that they "broke up an old F-101 Voodoo that crashed at the [Groom  2006 Page #85  
 identified as part of a McDonnell F-101 Voodoo. I did confirm that James S 2006 Page #85  
I had the opportunity to study two F-101 crash sites, as well as complete a 2006 Page #85  
 well as complete and disassembled F-101 airframes, for comparative analysi 2006 Page #85  
d construction methods used in the F-101 and F-1 17A are very different. So 2006 Page #85  
o are the paints and coatings. The F-101 contains no thermoplastic composit 2006 Page #85  
ed with Torx fasteners whereas the F-101 was assembled with Phillips fasten 2006 Page #85  
e was no evidence of foreign (i.e. F-101) material having been planted at t 2006 Page #86  

Word: "f-101b", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

flying safety chase in a McDonnell F-101B. They climbed to cruising altitud 2006 Page #73  
had been killed in the crash of an F-101B in September 1967 while flying ch 2006 Page #85  

Word: "f-104", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

at 5,000 miles an hour." Slide 20: F-104 by Lockheed (In 1967, F-104 was fa 2006 Page #145  
de 20: F-104 by Lockheed (In 1967, F-104 was fastest jet, having broken one 2006 Page #145  
idn't have anything faster than an F-104 back then in the 1960s. WHEN THEY  2006 Page #146  

Word: "f-104s", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

I was seeing. So, we scrambled the F-104s from Homestead AFB because there  2006 Page #145  
Station on Boca Chica Key launched F-104s after unidentified targets under  2006 Page #145  
 — he went ahead and scrambled the F-104s. We didn't have anything faster t 2006 Page #146  

Word: "f-105", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 to the news media that a Republic F-105 operating from Nellis had crashed  2006 Page #75  

Word: "f-11", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

R TREND (Article 792) The Lockheed F-11 7A, code named SENIOR TREND, was th 2006 Page #81  
atterson Air Force Base. Pieces of F-11 7A airframes that underwent routine 2006 Page #84  
entifiable as pieces of a Lockheed F-11 7A. Conversely, I found no debris a 2006 Page #85  

Word: "f-111", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

al fighter, which later became the F-111 and was sold to the Australian gov 2009 Page #33  

Word: "f-117", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t advanced aircraft, including the F-117 A stealth fighter, have malfunctio 2005 Page #161  
 stealth aircraft, the B-2 and the F-117, were born in the Black \X orld, b 2005 Page #167  
Johnson and the man famous for the F-117 Nighthawk Stealth fighter, its hal 2005 Page #174  
nd led development of the heralded F-117 stealth fighter. 173               2005 Page #175  
" accuraC) decades before Lockheed F-117 Stealth Fighters dropped "smart bo 2007 Page #107  

Word: "f-117a", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Range (fit), the existence of the F-117A was a closely guarded secret for  2006 Page #81  
ly a decade. The eighth production F-117A, Article 792, was delivered to th 2006 Page #81  
the unusual air-data system on the F-117A does not function properly above  2006 Page #82  
 to look for. The existence of the F-117A was not declassified until Novemb 2006 Page #84  
the site six more times. After the F-117A was declassified, more reference  2006 Page #84  
he fuselage assembly of a Lockheed F-117A. Pieces of metal or composite cov 2006 Page #84  
airplane's exhaust. As soon as the F-117A was declassified, Defense Departm 2006 Page #84  
sure hunters. Several years later, F-117A Flight Test director Richard Abra 2006 Page #85  
s well as to debris from two other F-117A crash sites. Based on this inform 2006 Page #85  
l. There were clearly identifiable F-117A parts and materials in the debris 2006 Page #86  

Word: "f-15", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the size of the F4" chasing3/15/96 F-15 from Scott AFB chases UFO near Evan 2006 Page #28  
globes: which vanished one by one. F-15 from Scott AFB seen in USAF says mi 2006 Page #28  

Word: "f-16", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

F Bentwaters Wing Commander) to an F-16 on the Bentwaters tarmac the AM of  2004 Page #50  
aying: "I did drive Williams to an F-16 on the Bentwaters tannac the AM of  2008 Page #88  
rive General Gordon Williams to an F-16 on the Bentwaters tarmac the AM of  2009 Page #60  

Word: "f-16s", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

on, DC 2002 ribelliasimititon post F-16s Pursue Unknown Craft Over Region S 2006 Page #28  

Word: "f-19", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the HA VE BLUE, and the top secret F-19 Stealth Interceptor . 172 Before Ri 2005 Page #174  
ears regarding rumors of 50 to 70 "F-19 stealth" airplanes allegedly based  2006 Page #81  

Word: "f-22", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aking • More maneuverable than the F-22 Nikita S.Khrushchev We shall erect  2004 Page #164  

Word: "f-4", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 fighter alert area. This area had F-4 Phantoms that were loaded with nukes 2004 Page #57  
 area of the sky. At this time two F-4 fighters took off from our base and  2004 Page #57  
dian border area • 9119/76 Iranian F-4 encounters • 3/7/77. French Mirage f 2006 Page #28  
 3/6/94 Alabama Air National Guard F-4 explodes in mid-flight over Heard Co 2006 Page #28  
es that Just before the explosion. F-4 was chasing a missile-like or cigar- 2006 Page #28  
h an episode [was] reported by two F-4 Phantom                              2008 Page #30  
, he immediately scrambled an IIAF F-4 to investigate [ ... ] When approxim 2008 Page #31  
er Alert, 1975-1976 ■Iran • As tne F-4 approacneo a rani;;e ot 1----------- 2009 Page #143  
ta t?on and conmun.canons wnen the F-4 turreo a., a1 trom the o:i;ect and a 2009 Page #143  

Word: "f-51", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ell was on a "ferry mission." Four F-51 Guard planes of the 165th Fighter S 2005 Page #64  
Kentucky, the remruns of Mantell's F-51 were found scattered over half a mi 2005 Page #64  
e UFO encounter by the pilot of an F-51. His description of the craft was " 2005 Page #74  

Word: "f-5s", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 treetop leve: • 1978 Two C:hilean F-5s sent from Cerro Morena AFB and -squ 2006 Page #28  

Word: "f-80", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

light photos also appeared to show F-80 Shooting Scar, F-86 Saber and F-100 2007 Page #99  

Word: "f-84f", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

wed the discs being escorted by an F-84F Thunderstreak (swept-wing) interce 2007 Page #99  

Word: "f-86", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

peared to show F-80 Shooting Scar, F-86 Saber and F-100 Super Saber jet air 2007 Page #99  
 saucer shaped craft. Fl~ing their F-86 Saber jets at 45,000 feet, they wer 2007 Page #109  
r to fast co be intercepted by his F-86. Colonel Cooper recalJecl that thes 2007 Page #109  

Word: "f-86d", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tember 1960, a pilot was flying an F-86D between an overcast above and belo 2004 Page #6  

Word: "f-94", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

7.: Laredo Laredo AF Brownswriiled F-94 C 'Down in Dyess Air Force Base in  2006 Page #175  
 testing what turned out to be the F-94 (Lockheed Starfire, jet fighter, to 2006 Page #175  
nearly the maximum altitude of the F-94) and traveling 3 to 4 times faster  2006 Page #177  

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

 CXJJett neaoea s.ra1ght t~ard the F-A • 3: Great Expectati ■Jimmy Carter a 2009 Page #143  

Word: "f-e", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ft:T IN OlAM~iC:.1'. ANO 80 'TO qo F-e eT t-l16H. H:!: S,,,,.W Ii '-"""'O P 2009 Page #124  

Word: "f-i6", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ilitary officials confirm that two F-I6 jets from Andrews Air Force Base we 2006 Page #28  

Word: "f-layer", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lse-Doppler method, which used the F-layer of the ionosphere to reflect hig 2008 Page #73  
DRE radar that was bounced off the F-layer of the ionosphere in the 1960s t 2008 Page #74  

Word: "f-lislo'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

al the Greatest Secrets in lvfodem F-lislo')'· Prepublication Rush Edition, 2005 Page #84  

Word: "f-lstoricauy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ashes have not, in fact, occurred. f-LstoricaUy, however, news organizatio  2007 Page #7  

Word: "f-~", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, /"" • ,I ... ,::; d·· fi-~·- ~ • f-~ .l · ! I t' : . • \' l l ~-.. ' ' ~  2005 Page #61  

Word: "f-···-~", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

-"--; • .. -. . f ti~ ,;-~:Jt!:\3;.f-···-~:: . i • I •,: r. I To: The Direc 2009 Page #27  

Word: "f0", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, run by U.S. military Believes 1..F0 was shot down by a HAWK missile       2006 Page #29  

Word: "f03", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eference+ Desk/Speeches /JFK/003PO F03 _ 18th GeneralAssembly09201963 .btm  2009 Page #46  

Word: "f1", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.. c,.,.r,t:, 7""ct r-..,..;,....r f1,r\r ruc,.-r •1,, -,,..:-,.) ,,,,.. (  2007 Page #97  
-. . .,. .·· :: . -.. ,G?,f..df-~ .f1/ /' _, .. :t~z ..... , .... Meteor St 2008 Page #21  
V 7....ealand. ,~c.:~pon ~c,l,or~u f1:1m ?'sew Zea he rcc:i.lJcd having spo 2009 Page #184  

Word: "f11", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

"h~tosh1 I• ,.c.1aL..,.J t.t.o lhc f11.tcrt.or, .'r:I tor a.alnU!&a.1w:.,,  2008 Page #121  

Word: "f17", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y, \'(/est Yorkshire, England, \'(/f17 7S\Y/; orb) emailing him at: philip@ 2005 Page #152  
.-' •~. 1'.!We &►• UJ,ct. l ...._. f17,l•a • C-111 Ur.;;ro11L fNll:I t.M l~ 2008 Page #19  

Word: "f1ictc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

F n~ au .. ncr.n E'iDrTS tAfl'tt:S f1ICtC 1"P0SE VM:: &I-a: L:xs0PHJS11CATO 2009 Page #150  

Word: "f1imimu", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

AR PROPULSION PROGRAM HEARING •Iir:f1imImu: os Cl~L\l:CJI AXIi (lfTEI.Ol')I 2009 Page #130  

Word: "f1k", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ~ ..... , .... ,1 -=~~~.!. :!~-~= f1k::'tJTni1ll/ tJ;• ,U. ,m ~r!NI-J.l"f! 2005 Page #27  

Word: "f1ni", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

SIDE BEroHE FlfiilG JA., . .!~ rn+ f1Ni,....,.o. lHr 10•:,';.PCQ"\..f OF .. 2009 Page #111  

Word: "f1onors", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 mentioned on th!? birthday . . -- f1onors list o! King GcorE:e VI in fo~i1 2009 Page #184  

Word: "f1ric", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t,..'1ff W."~ ff-:.J()JHlfiCC -;e, F1riC 1, \Jl'"J J•LC,l,T· ING OVl:R HE~  2009 Page #104  

Word: "f1y", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

vable f1ying triangle, designed to f1y very high, very slowly, and quietly. 2005 Page #82  

Word: "f1ying", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he Federal Aviation Administration f1ying through controlled air space at s 2005 Page #82  
stealth, low electronic observable f1ying triangle, designed to f1y very hi 2005 Page #82  

Word: "f2bng", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

losure ■ The Soviet Coup :md Aft ■ F2bng • • •                              2009 Page #150  

Word: "f2s", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a pair of old, but very good Nikon F2s I also have telephoto, wide-angle an 2003 Page #45  

Word: "f4", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t "a third to half the size of the F4" chasing3/15/96 F-15 from Scott AFB c 2006 Page #28  

Word: "f40", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

:. 1,uD YA•JIS~E.O o·..-,i: 'Tl-IE f40((Jl.Ot,.. n,uo.c.c:o~,··s" ... ,rnA. 2009 Page #128  

Word: "f44", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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

Word: "f4a%", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

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

Word: "f6w~}·", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rrtal={l1fiiiJ~)~E2~-.cf .· · f -i;f6W~}·\::.: :• ,/~--1''1\i·1GOL/\l uJ:;. 2009 Page #27  

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

,;ces (UPI, AP, l\T"YT, etc.) ► 3) f\..T)'T publisher Arthur Sulzberger's p 2007 Page #23  
e (II I:) •••1.•••.'N,ilt~ ..... •"f\,;,_-_-:,.,: .. ,,.,-., ~ ••e. • .,-"" 2009 Page #102  
~_.. l I ~ -.-,C,,CC."-1 *.t ft:...f\('1 1 ;"_':~t!i ... =-~~ ... ► --,.::i 2009 Page #122  
l16H. H:!: S,,,,.W Ii '-"""'O POil f\ f'l'rlli..C. 'TM6H l'LV /WA'/. 118 .. 2009 Page #124  

Word: "f\1tacl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

HilliG THE EN'.TLOPE 0\D HOMINfJYI f\1TACl:,S .. His 'lntcn~st in ::.lien a 2008 Page #146  

Word: "f\j", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ur situation with regard to China. f\j I therefore brought Wedemeyer in qui 2003 Page #230  

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

rieval Conference Quote* tn-ra ITO f\l‘l Rf* 1. "The reliable com* are omnt 2003 Page #118  

Word: "f\l'oo'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

1 --·-........ J r,,9;.,11,-. •• , f\l'oo', ... ,~ ... ~ .. ,.. l.• ......  2005 Page #30  

Word: "f\lnf'n", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 • •f11£lF , .. ,or o-.c SHRf.n or f\lnf'n :· • I f(h , SOL, nF1c· IICB-Hr  2008 Page #155  

Word: "f\rk", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ludes "There was no hisrory of the f\rk or whatever it was, and nothing tha 2007 Page #139  

Word: "f\vw", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o is available online at: http://v.f\vw.majesticdocuments.com/pdf /smithmem 2009 Page #46  

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

t Lat. 33—^0—31^', Long. 106 —28—2 F^Z, with Oscura Peak being the geograph 2003 Page #232  

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

 Global Aeual Crescendo ■ Citizens f_g-.• mst UFO Secrecy ■ The Crash R.etr 2008 Page #161  

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

ject MO0W DUST, AGADIR' 1ZJan2A147(f_rem cur private oorreapondafit)t Scien 2004 Page #19  

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

bo ba tasad so—stat ay— aa s—If st fa ar 1—efnalaal opj-jofcoX of tto ftata 2003 Page #221  
f rajraaautailwaa ef the Oa— aaib* fa Making yawr afpndaal it in daalrad th 2003 Page #226  
ro11ble, The lvf.ass Psychology of Fa.scis111 and The Cancer BiopatfD, all  2005 Page #89  
emabonal SIA/f, ME11111(1 accortkq fa a ievai puNna ,nd 144,4:141, The repo 2006 Page #32  
n learning about the nature of the fa!Jen object, adding that local authori 2007 Page #142  
CPOAT':-OfoaJlCT S TNAT UOV'1 VCnY FA.Sf AND IIH[ 9CAJIII TURl.s (),a OIHC/ 2008 Page #149  
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Word: "fa'is", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ‘ORANDUK FOR GENERAL CAR IE R, S ’fA'IS DEPARTMENT 2. General Kedemeyer wo 2003 Page #216  

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

rcraft, or missile explosions. The FAA now speculates that the flaming obje 2003 Page #53  
ntaminated body. "Inquiries to the FAA reveal no documents concerning the c 2006 Page #136  
e Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 1962.) Paul got to join his fath 2006 Page #151  
there was no noise. Denver center [FAA flight center] reported at 0332Z tha 2008 Page #9  
to report "numerous reports to the FAA and AFLC [ command post] on the abov 2008 Page #9  
r and the controllers in the local FAA control tower, saw the flash and tol 2008 Page #13  
ty (CAA) -the UK equivalent of the FAA -that there had been a near miss inv 2008 Page #65  
TAH) • PHIL CORSO • BILL COLEMAN • FAA • SUPPORT TO JOHN lL.\CK • BEST UFO  2008 Page #153  

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

a —alk ar adx waata, to 1* faamlly faaillar »1M tka @tate af affairs la CM— 2003 Page #221  

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

that y* '□Sfiih dataahnaiA ft— nay faaliag af prior ahi 1 gat taw tn anpyac 2003 Page #226  

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

onth or six weeks. He is generally faalllar with the state of affairs in Ch 2003 Page #228  

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

rl teak a —alk ar adx waata, to 1* faamlly faaillar »1M tka @tate af affair 2003 Page #221  

Word: "faat'r4", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

v,.r c...:-- ... ~MEuvl!c.C: 1)-1£ fAAT'r4. c...,.,,..-wn .. 0,..?1.!.IHO 7 2009 Page #127  

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

atla ar laaafHata^ •ntaiaal of tha faata, of tha otaaaaa of roal aaaaaglt»k 2003 Page #220  

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

munist League, Environmental Fund, Fabian Society, Ford Foundation , Founda 2008 Page #143  

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

, were lying unshrouded [sic] on a fabric, which he explained prevented fre 2005 Page #43  
ght up to the craft. I noticed the fabric of the shell was like a smooth, o 2008 Page #81  
institutionalized within the basic fabric of society. " ... That's a tremen 2008 Page #144  
n: "ft was a triangular craft. The fabric of the era.ft. was black like gla 2009 Page #64  
ike glass. And then throughout the fabric of the craft, there was some colo 2009 Page #64  
ing was a part of the actual craft fabric. It made no sense. I've never see 2009 Page #64  
e movement of color throughout the fabric of the craft. -sometimes a small  2009 Page #65  

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

f the debris looked strangely like fabricated metal, and in one of the phot 2004 Page #226  

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

plicate the part using appropriate fabrication techniques. A human-fabricat 2005 Page #161  
nology through devising methods of fabrication and manufacturin g. lf this  2005 Page #162  
ade of the material and methods of fabrication . If the spacecraft had the  2005 Page #162  

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essie Brazel statements deliberate fabrications given under government pres 2004 Page #139  

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

the first U.S. Government-approved fabricator of uranium rods. Bush also wa 2008 Page #131  

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

chnology and ideas could result in fabulous new products and market opportu 2006 Page #56  

Word: "fac1", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 military personnel in underground fac1 ■ H1.11'11n and alien workers ■ T u 2009 Page #152  

Word: "face", 52 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tion on Earth was powerless in the face of an unknown threat. And as the ma 2003 Page #95  
 members present at every face-to- face meeting with the survivor. The surv 2003 Page #100  
one hand, and doors slammed in his face, as well impassioned letters going  2003 Page #150  
tters General size for some 3 Type face S Paragraph spacing a Italics on a, 2003 Page #182  
resident. From the March 26, 1966 "Face The Nation" show the following ques 2003 Page #195  
 was this stunned blank look on my face. I had no idea what he was talking  2003 Page #201  
d in connection with the case. The face that none of these story tellers we 2004 Page #43  
hen certain government people came face to face with the reality of the spa 2004 Page #88  
ain government people came face to face with the reality of the space peopl 2004 Page #88  
26 Witness saw alien corpse, white face, triangular head to pointed chin 11 2004 Page #111  
 Roswell Incident stares us in the face like a dire proposition, and that i 2004 Page #132  
tt, presumably with a smile on his face and a wink in his eye, as "our offi 2004 Page #139  
henomena. In a 1966 interview with Face the Nation, Congressman Ford spoke  2004 Page #177  
MJ-12 documents, for example, type face, the writing styles, and a host of  2004 Page #221  
 possible answer staring me in the face, prompted by Bond Johnson's own rec 2004 Page #237  
the same type material. It wore no face covering or helmet. 1 certify that  2005 Page #41  
e, the camera is carefull y set to face the night sky with the shutter open 2005 Page #95  
lication and standing by it in the face of almost universal criticism. Read 2005 Page #102  
ortant thinker of our time? I must face the question that was so often rais 2005 Page #103  
 short guys. I had my hand over my face, peeking through my fingers. Jose,  2005 Page #155  
ic—might react and interact in the face of varying contact scenarios; and f 2006 Page #48  
lity and evaluative control in the face of uncertainty. They would want han 2006 Page #58  
ious, conservative approach in the face of unexpected strangeness. First pr 2006 Page #59  
tter or worse. All religions would face profound challenge to their relevan 2006 Page #59  
e history for similarities. In the face of strangeness, versions of truth a 2006 Page #59  
nce of normal economic function in face of hostile threat. If the NHI final 2006 Page #64  
now who or what to believe. In the face of plummeting morale, government wo 2006 Page #64  
this role. Religious leaders would face a rising tide of despair, disorient 2006 Page #65  
 independent engagement of NH!. In face of growing public disorientation an 2006 Page #65  
, any would-be collaborators would face a dire fate. - This scenario world  2006 Page #69  
l, four feet wide. Had a blood red face. Sported a black, spade-like cowl w 2006 Page #98  
an important point. Because, let's face it, those of us who pursue true sci 2006 Page #181  
lication on the Mathematics of the Face on Mars. 13 The Foundation had been 2006 Page #205  
 Foundation 13. Mathematics of the Face on Mars is now out of print althoug 2006 Page #208  
omes out, the U.S. gO\ ernment may face the righteous wrath of the American 2007 Page #40  
                              each face page. The illustration is accompani 2007 Page #65  
urnt, he had a little burns on his face, but he was alive, so we were all h 2007 Page #122  
kin, you know, and the hair on his face. DeBow: you said there have been fi 2007 Page #125  
g object moving across the western face of the Sandia Mountains. It was so  2007 Page #165  
ked as if he had seen a ghost. His face was white and he was so excited tha 2008 Page #13  
 maintain national security in the face of threats to society, such as 9/ 1 2008 Page #25  
nsmittal note shown on slide 36 at face value, he also says he worked for A 2008 Page #110  
 craft pose. One must consiaer che face chat mis-identification of these sp 2008 Page #114  
us video cameras in public places, face recognition technology , the comput 2008 Page #123  
ry of space navigation brought man face to face with the use of space by UF 2009 Page #14  
ace navigation brought man face to face with the use of space by UFO's. The 2009 Page #14  
t certainly, our craft. We have to face up to our short-comings and cavalie 2009 Page #16  
the government tried to put a bold face on the prospect of U.S. defenseless 2009 Page #17  
the same type material. It wore no face covering or helmet. I certify that  2009 Page #49  
your average Soviet citizen in the face of the unknown? Just about anything 2009 Page #140  
een coming from, especially in the face of other priorities then facing the 2009 Page #140  
n connection with tho Cro!J:.IY.'' face P1•oject. 2. tln.o'"' ri.,o Air ?ri 2009 Page #175  

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rity Team members present at every face-to- face meeting with the survivor. 2003 Page #100  

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lications of publicly acknowledged face-to-face contact between human being 2006 Page #48  

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. President said that if the earth faced an invasion by extraterrestrials,  2003 Page #18  
is. But it was not the only crisis faced by the American military this summ 2003 Page #88  
time of his 1993 inauguration, was faced with 17,000 classified documents a 2003 Page #189  
braries. 2. The president has only faced the UFO question twice during a ne 2003 Page #190  
of reports of UFOs the past week?" Faced with this overwhelming body of off 2004 Page #10  
ppeared on Larry King Live she was faced with a question about what Cage ha 2004 Page #188  
id things. But in any case you are faced with a choice like that and someon 2004 Page #190  
a Srie11tific Fact. "\.Vhat we are faced with here is not so much a simple  2005 Page #103  
r the motives of such institutions faced with the hints of vast technologie 2005 Page #118  
an to accept the idea that America faced a permanent hostile threat. A revo 2007 Page #11  
th's Civilization M.ight Topple If Faced by a Race of Superior Beings." Dra 2007 Page #76  
y, when you guarded something, you faced away from it. So, they weren't gua 2007 Page #171  
ests. I fell into one of the traps faced by all investigators-I quit too so 2008 Page #55  
ia, these globalists realized they faced the same problem they had with the 2008 Page #130  
 or Burroughs did, the two who had faced the phenomenon directly. Even Depu 2009 Page #68  
pgs. 44 7-456. For a woman who had faced serious illness and who was recall 2009 Page #90  
cted June Crain as a woman who had faced tragedy, adversity , and illness w 2009 Page #95  

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 nose at them, while rubbing their faces in what he said was their naivete. 2003 Page #147  
 era seem genuine SECURITY WARNING FACES EVERY PAGE TOP SECRET / MAJIC EYES 2003 Page #172  
that he should be extradited to US Faces up to 70 years in prison PART FIVE 2006 Page #31  
ies, a 1950s clad spaceman bravely faces his fear of the "Attack of the lit 2007 Page #66  
o quickl) ascertain and record the faces, and co discribuce them to ocher,  2007 Page #137  
al height with noticeably wrinkled faces. Other stories and accounts were r 2009 Page #136  

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out from the air. There is another facet of the Roswell story that involves 2004 Page #143  

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skeptics.' Eyewitnesses One of the facets of the Roswell incident which has 2004 Page #216  

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 L~ 1777, ~S4,~~~ ~j~'u'LIL ~~,'f= fACI. Wf'U l"MeY fi.l[T~ ~ OIO\C a.otKG  2009 Page #130  

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his point in the interview, Joel's facial expression changed, and you could 2003 Page #69  

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in 2005 from the outside, the DRES facibty looks run down with paint peelin 2005 Page #54  

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 linking it with other underground facifaies in rbe area. There have been m 2005 Page #83  

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 J\frDonnelJ Douglas. The Northrop facifay is located near the Tehachapi Mo 2005 Page #83  

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who became convinced that the DRES faciJjry was being used by the U. S. gov 2005 Page #64  

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of military and defense contractor facijjties. Near the towns of Rosamond,  2005 Page #83  

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eper and more significant than the facile explanations of weather balloons  2008 Page #42  

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d physicist and house them in this faciliry and no one would know the bette 2005 Page #71  

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jjropriate budgets be allocated to facilitate future assignments that the u 2003 Page #237  
n Blue Fly has been established to facilitate expeditious delivery to Forei 2004 Page #5  
D-TO-KNOW" and states "In order to facilitate cooperation with current acti 2004 Page #252  
n Blue Fly has been established to facilitate expeditions deliver) to FTD [ 2005 Page #142  
re of 'black projects' designed to facilitate UFO crash retrievals, and the 2006 Page #14  
nt suppression and, along the way, facilitate greater transparency . 32 New 2007 Page #38  
n Blue Fly has been established to facilitate expeditious delivery to FTD o 2007 Page #134  

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ge. The Sessions were designed and facilitated by John L. Petersen, a futur 2006 Page #49  
rd attachment bolts. Although this facilitated the connection, it also weak 2006 Page #78  
 U.S. government secrecy which has facilitated the loss of crilJjons of dol 2007 Page #36  

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urther information) as primarily a facilitator of general discussion rather 2006 Page #181  

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ts could also serve as liaisons or facilitators of communication between th 2006 Page #56  

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e ever released by any of the Nike facilities in the Pittsburgh area that n 2003 Page #53  
d reportedly penetrate and destroy facilities up to a mile beneath the surf 2003 Page #149  
o do it □ Establish and run secure facilities at secret locations □ Establi 2003 Page #172  
ea 51 S-4" as one of the receiving facilities. Later, we will provide evide 2003 Page #176  
ourassa. He headed up the "Special Facilities Division" within the Office o 2003 Page #193  
es on Bourassa and on the "Special facilities Division" to see how it fit i 2003 Page #193  
t matter, that this place also had facilities to track these UFOs. Finally, 2003 Page #194  
ention a final note on the Special Facilities Division. In a 1996 story for 2003 Page #194  
of Emergency Preparedness, Special Facilities Division." I followed up on t 2003 Page #194  
 this possible role of the Special Facilities Division in the crash at Keck 2003 Page #194  
CHT acrbss-iheVWSFG to the storage facilities ef the NRL. All this was acco 2003 Page #234  
on 10 July, made inspection of R&D facilities at Alamogordo and then return 2003 Page #234  
ntelligence Studies • Near-Perfect facilities and personnel for Reverse Eng 2004 Page #163  
tizens are admitted to psychiatric facilities and their political reliabili 2004 Page #170  
iznals Corp that Mount Weather had facilities to track UFOs. NASA was repor 2004 Page #177  
he various atomic weapons research facilities in the area. As Ramsey notes, 2004 Page #220  
r are three mysterious underground facilities, operated as early as the 198 2005 Page #83  
itrun hidden and secure government facilities. Yet, secret government test  2005 Page #119  
aintain the confidentiality of the facilities and scientists who are involv 2005 Page #157  
lationship with, and which had the facilities ro conduct studies and mainta 2005 Page #167  
pend upon it. All relevant science facilities would become arms of the 59   2006 Page #62  
histicated multi-level containment facilities exist in industry for researc 2006 Page #103  
earch. The sophistication of these facilities transcends those in this fict 2006 Page #103  
 of the series titled "New Medical Facilities for Biological Warfare; New G 2006 Page #104  
doubtedly went right to classified facilities and has stayed there. It woul 2006 Page #105  
both in the USA and the USSR. What facilities deal with biological warfare  2006 Page #105  
ical warfare and epidemiology? The facilities designed for safely studying  2006 Page #105  
n Viruses and Leaked Documents The facilities are divided in Biosafety Leve 2006 Page #106  
ent with no known cure. Other U.S. facilities include the well-known Center 2006 Page #106  
s Biopreparat, assisted by support facilities of the Anti-Plague Institute  2006 Page #106  
n Sverdlovsk. In all there were 47 Facilities located across former USSR th 2006 Page #106  
llance/ interference wrth military facilities 4) Psychological warfare/ con 2007 Page #36  
events) for NCO and Officer's Club facilities for several military bases in 2007 Page #94  
 the U.S. military of unbelievable facilities being found. General Patton d 2007 Page #114  
tems Command's test and evaluation facilities at Holloman AFB near Alamogor 2007 Page #162  
o-Explosive, and Aerial Cable Test Facilities (Coyote Test Field).] ..... - 2007 Page #164  
ge to build and operate three huge facilities that would change the world a 2008 Page #27  
and operate laboratories and other facilities that would unite the resource 2008 Page #134  
sions over nuclear weapons storage facilities. One fatal act of aggression  2009 Page #18  
on near Los Alamos and White Sands facilities from 1944-1949 . The files I  2009 Page #24  
roves that she did work in various facilities at Wright- Patterson AFB wher 2009 Page #95  
ers. All practicable assistance of facilities and personnel in this Command 2009 Page #165  

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kdale were on their way in to that facility. When Murphy arrived at that lo 2003 Page #59  
Kennedy had previously visited the facility. The object apparently only sta 2003 Page #61  
 was to go to the Wright-Patterson facility. Another truck driver has verif 2003 Page #61  
condary examinations at Los Alamos Facility. Footlockers subsequently airli 2003 Page #107  
former scientist who worked at the facility recently said that "Some of the 2003 Page #142  
e had been taken to an underground facility, she had seen body parts floati 2003 Page #143  
ame convinced that the underground facility that Myrna Hansen had described 2003 Page #144  
or his suspicion of an underground facility there. Miller noticed that Doty 2003 Page #145  
 his warning fingers right at this facility, even though he hadn't the slig 2003 Page #149  
 charge o One inventory form using facility definitions 11/8/2003INTRO —DEF 2003 Page #175  
nsive weaponryMJ-12 Code Receiving Facility U A-002-6 Area 51 S-4 ID-301-F  2003 Page #175  
we will provide evidence that this facility was started under construction  2003 Page #176  
ually, there is evidence that this facility was started in 1951, probably f 2003 Page #183  
ceed on a brief trip to Sandia AEC facility" yet Sandia is in New Mexico, w 2003 Page #207  
n brie*' trip to t1-.'' Sandia AEC facility to make an appraise!. or hr' -, 2003 Page #214  
taken against their will to a huge facility below the base where they were  2004 Page #48  
he existence of a huge underground facility located below the twin base com 2004 Page #51  
f his billet and brought to such a facility where for the next one to two d 2004 Page #51  
 I was working in the nuke storage facility at the main radio station when  2004 Page #57  
me he had spent in the underground facility, so much so that he asked me to 2004 Page #59  
o be any aliens in the underground facility, Larry did encounter some of th 2004 Page #59  
old and defend a specialized enemy facility or specific piece of enemy equi 2004 Page #62  
t the NRL), he had been taken to a facility somewhere in the state of New M 2004 Page #66  
 alien bodies or craft in a secure facility, so the date used is the date o 2004 Page #110  
 and charred" body in "underground facility" 110                            2004 Page #113  
edly is a top secret space medical facility. To reject the current official 2004 Page #144  
nia that he was denied access to a facility at Wright Patterson and he said 2004 Page #146  
BEs immediately. • The nearest MVD facility sufficient to house witnesses a 2004 Page #169  
 USA) and removed to a psychiatric facility with the designation of "Politi 2004 Page #169  
d to the nearest Medical or Dental facility and autopsies performed or life 2004 Page #170  
supervise the transfer to a secure facility of undisclosed location_ 167    2004 Page #170  
c review before visiting blue room facility. Suggest you call Nate for appo 2004 Page #246  
re taken to an unspecified medical facility. "He also states that a recover 2005 Page #45  
nda standing in lake bed with DRES facility highlighted by yellow arrow. I' 2005 Page #51  
e SLIDE# 6 DRES Map from plaque at facility The Desert Experimental Researc 2005 Page #52  
... into the buildings of tbe DRES facility .... SLIDE# 22 ... where power- 2005 Page #58  
rash. Miller talked about the DRES facility that he thought was used for co 2005 Page #65  
from a basement of one of the DRES facility basements. The many photographs 2005 Page #65  
is first research trip co the DRES facility. In the spring of 2005, Steve e 2005 Page #65  
riving van on road toward the DRES facility, Utah, on July 16, 2005: "I thi 2005 Page #66  
ay that has been installed on this facility out in the mjddie of nowhere. J 2005 Page #66  
at is set up in the middle of thjs facility in the mjddie of nowhere. \Xlhy 2005 Page #66  
her build a very large underground facility or have access to it in stealth 2005 Page #71  
y (from DR.ES) and here you have a facility that is perfectly suitable for  2005 Page #71  
he has knowledge of an underground facility that was connected by runnel to 2005 Page #71  
rge Filer (who was assigned to the facility at the time). 4. A former Air F 2005 Page #78  
ng programs at Nevada's Groom Lake Facility. According to Goodall at that t 2005 Page #82  
nment owned and contractoroperated facility with many production sites for  2005 Page #82  
 not onJy at the famous Groom Lake Facility in southern Nevada, but also in 2005 Page #83  
ed, small and large in size. Th.is facility has "runways" that are nor used 2005 Page #83  
ons apply to the McDonnell Douglas facility Qocated northeast of Llano, Cal 2005 Page #83  
elendale, California) The Lockheed facility in particular also has an obvio 2005 Page #83  
 disabled? :tvloise arrived at the facility early on the 14'\ where he was  2005 Page #98  
, and Corporal. It remains a major facility that supports missile testing a 2005 Page #125  
nded the Naval Air Special Weapons Facility at Kirtland AFB from 1951-1954. 2005 Page #130  
rgy department at an international facility, where three different scanning 2005 Page #157  
's oldest and largest space launch facility) • 7/4/78 Two Italian soldiers  2006 Page #28  
rnia, and the Groom Lake (Area 51) facility in Nevada. Since many of these  2006 Page #72  
it was tested at the CIA's Area 51 facility at Groom Lake, Nevada, with sup 2006 Page #72  
 direct course heading toward this facility located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee 2006 Page #97  
ted without BL-4 containment." The facility USARMIID at Ft. Detrick, MD con 2006 Page #106  
the Dugway Proving Ground, an Army facility in Utah reported to be a storeh 2006 Page #106  
 United Kingdom, the oft-mentioned facility for biological warfare is Porto 2006 Page #106  
 that there is another more covert facility with BL-IV capability. In the f 2006 Page #106  
e former Soviet Union, the leading facility is Biopreparat, assisted by sup 2006 Page #106  
Novosibirsk, the Bacterial Warfare Facility at Oblensk and Compound 19 in S 2006 Page #106  
tish experts inspect a Biopreparat facility • 1991: Ken Alibek quits Biopre 2006 Page #108  
cargo was quickly taken inside the facility. "Once inside," explained Presc 2006 Page #122  
 boxes were opened by staff at the facility in our presence. We were shocke 2006 Page #122  
 in Nevada, and Cedar Breaks Radar facility in Utah, had their hands litera 2006 Page #150  
ne man trained in an Area 51 radar facility was assigned to move about 250  2006 Page #150  
ed to design and build a new radar facility at the Blowhard Mountain Facili 2006 Page #151  
 facility at the Blowhard Mountain Facility ID Z-216 that had first become  2006 Page #151  
ome operational in 1962. Slide 26: Facility Z-216, Blowhard Mountain, Cedar 2006 Page #151  
 zone above the Cedar Breaks radar facility in Utah — as if the discs playe 2006 Page #151  
E of Steep Hill Side Beneath Radar Facility (Photo supplied by Andrew Kissn 2006 Page #152  
e at Location E; White Beach Naval Facility at tip of eastern peninsula jut 2006 Page #156  
c review before visiting blue room facility. Suggest you call Nate for apro 2007 Page #49  
re TS Restricted Data ■ "blue room facility" ■ "recommend prior approval fr 2007 Page #49  
vanced Systems Division. Tejon RCS Facility, 'The Anthill·. An electromagne 2007 Page #56  
hill·. An electromagnetic research facility in the Tehachapi Mountains. "Cl 2007 Page #56  
 have been seen hQveling over this facility. (Ours or theirs?) McDonnell Do 2007 Page #56  
glas Phantom Works. Gray Butte RCS Facility. Most of the U.S. black budget  2007 Page #56  
eally swred for operations at rrus facility. Jack learned that rrus new pro 2007 Page #109  
a sort of "clearing house" storage facility for Ultra Top Secret Experiment 2007 Page #110  
 unusual find at a captured German facility in France (near the \11 and V2  2007 Page #114  
 ln 1972 Jack Pickett visited this facility and contacted the Officer in ch 2007 Page #114  
\X1oomera, a joint USA/ AUS secret facility. Another crash occurred on Octo 2007 Page #130  
lla Peak Observatory is a research facility owned and operated b) the Insti 2007 Page #161  
 a low-cost gas dynamic laser test facility: Epoxy canister development: Co 2007 Page #163  
 a low-cost gas dynamic laser test facility. 157                            2007 Page #163  
oximity of the Pacific Beach Naval Facility just north of Ocean Shores acro 2008 Page #44  
7 to 1987 Pacific Beach was a Navy facility; it remains a conference center 2008 Page #70  
of. Michael Kelley SLIDE# 13 HAARP facility in Gakona, Alaska Ness, Bentwat 2008 Page #75  
tion in the Orford Ness COBRA MlST facility might have produced magnetic fi 2008 Page #75  
he Sandia Atomic Energy Commission facility in Albuquerque , New Mexico, fr 2008 Page #134  
hat Quantico is a long-established facility, it would seem unlikely that "a 2009 Page #13  
re taken to an unspecified medical facility. He also states that a recovery 2009 Page #52  
. All entities were later taken to Facility X for medical treatment and tes 2009 Page #53  
pped to an undisclosed Nevada test facility. The entry crew was sent to Fac 2009 Page #53  
cility. The entry crew was sent to Facility X to undergo medical examinatio 2009 Page #53  
y of the alien corpse at a medical facility in Arizona, two days after the  2009 Page #53  
f him and over the weapons storage facility (above), said to contain nuclea 2009 Page #69  
lirting with a her in a top secret facility at WP AFB, showing her a highly 2009 Page #91  
 have infiltrated Oak Ridge atomic facility June 13, 1947 -Contract to Doug 2009 Page #156  

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Lockheed Martin Helendale Avionics Facility-claims of huge undelgroond capa 2007 Page #56  

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 worldwide would vanish if we were facing an Alien threat from outside this 2003 Page #7  
h a security warning notice on the facing pages. . It was, after developing 2003 Page #171  
ics. The use of a security warning facing every page (Slide 11) is uncommon 2003 Page #172  
OL PAGE 0 “Unit KB-88, Bldg 21” on facing page □ Change pages noted n Dates 2003 Page #182  
nual. In addition (see Slide 5 1), facing the control page is th e back of  2003 Page #183  
insaying the fast that the probloa facing ua is bofch complex and grave . l 2003 Page #228  
r us, or some combination of both. Facing such a monumental prospect, one t 2006 Page #50  
ld be among the biggest challenges facing government and law enforcement. P 2006 Page #57  
unusual aircraft. The only problem facing Mr. Frost, was the overwhelming c 2007 Page #111  
t might help address global issues facing humanity today. Like the shipwrec 2007 Page #121  
among the most important questions facing Ufology are surely: 1. Who within 2007 Page #132  
Yes, they had M-16s and they ·were facing the object. ([ o his i\lom) You s 2007 Page #169  
: But for the most part, they were facing the object and the thing was glow 2007 Page #169  
 away from it. Paul: And they were facing it. FROM WHERE YOU ARE RIGHT NOW, 2007 Page #170  
e ours, the guards would have been facing away from it. Aunt: Course, coo,  2007 Page #171  
the soldiers in 1974 were standing facing the disc as if on guard. He kne,, 2007 Page #173  
 by the house at Vanavara Factory, facing north. I suddenly saw that direct 2008 Page #99  
jumps to the conclusion that it is facing something infinite, something lim 2009 Page #20  
 the face of other priorities then facing the crumbling empire. I think the 2009 Page #140  

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, when multiplied by the weighting facror, results in a maximum total score 2005 Page #135  

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or document, and why? All of these facrors, as well as other related sub-qu 2005 Page #135  

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Ink Dating and Paper, Typewriting, Facsimiles, Photocopies, Fingerprints, N 2004 Page #250  

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nts.com“The evidence points to the fact that Roswell was a real incident an 2003 Page #14  
ircraft" “mystery airplanes are In fact not earthly" “all probability of In 2003 Page #26  
t www.majesticdocuments.com is the fact that just two weeks later Marshall' 2003 Page #26  
ords would fit and make sense. The fact that in Part V the author laments t 2003 Page #28  
e government have been hiding this fact at least since 1941; and that the i 2003 Page #38  
g and complicated life's story. In fact, Crisman's life submerges into a mu 2003 Page #41  
y Plaza. Kennedy's last speech, in fact, concerned a controversial defense  2003 Page #42  
h Airport definitely confirmed the fact that there was an object in the sky 2003 Page #54  
he UFO incident is only a hoax. In fact they feel that the story is exagger 2003 Page #57  
hments of the investigation is the fact that former Air Force personnel who 2003 Page #65  
is paper that Mr. Forrestal was in fact murdered at the behest of powerful  2003 Page #85  
tch them." I submit here that this fact was a primary factor in Forrestal's 2003 Page #89  
ndfather told me about Roswell. In fact, I enclose for your safekeeping 'sa 2003 Page #97  
se, the results were the same. The fact that very fine Bismuth particles re 2003 Page #114  
product. This was indicated by the fact that when the 40-day water samples  2003 Page #115  
didn't plan to clue him in, and in fact, began a campaign to get him pointi 2003 Page #149  
e imprint identifies not only that fact that MJ-12 was the customer but the 2003 Page #172  
t would be made by many today. The fact that this is the only error in the  2003 Page #176  
noted that it was "old paper." The fact that the film negative was manufact 2003 Page #179  
 without seriously considering the fact that if there WERE crash recoveries 2003 Page #181  
ore than one occasion, and were in fact good friends. The oral history test 2003 Page #191  
vidence to indicate that he may in fact have gone to Edwards to see alien b 2003 Page #192  
ing sidelight to this story is the fact that one of the air force men repor 2003 Page #192  
1965 blackout of New York City. In fact, he wrote a report to Ellington det 2003 Page #193  
existed in the Northeast U.S., the fact that sabotage, enemy action, and un 2003 Page #193  
aken in case of nuclear attack. In fact, on September 11 when the Trade Tow 2003 Page #193  
s on the White House ghost, or the fact that he claimed his father spoke to 2003 Page #198  
What I should have said is that in fact the alien does not look anything li 2003 Page #201  
It was titled "The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Deser 2003 Page #201  
ised by Friedman and Others 1. The fact that the Twining directive says, "w 2003 Page #207  
rier, which is consistent with the fact that his plane had already left and 2003 Page #210  
doing the mission. Such an obscure fact adds to authenticity. 2. The ***TOP 2003 Page #210  
ny revealed that the emblem was in fact that of a little-known body within  2004 Page #12  
s people who have testified to the fact that something unusual occurred. Th 2004 Page #16  
 But it was not to be. Despite the fact that no legal action had been taken 2004 Page #30  
ed Wickens was their angle and the fact that this object was coming down in 2004 Page #34  
 object in sight, thankful for the fact that in a tiny village like this on 2004 Page #34  
en nothing out of the ordinary. in fact they had probably passed Laurie Wic 2004 Page #36  
ble survivors of a plane crash. In fact, everyone there was of the opinion  2004 Page #37  
 Harbor dive. This was despite the fact that his source had tracked down th 2004 Page #43  
ecord, this remains a story. It is fact to Chris and I but to the public it 2004 Page #45  
n the British press, thanks to the fact that one of the eyewitnesses, forme 2004 Page #46  
night, and what happened after the fact to some of the key witnesses. First 2004 Page #46  
om at the time. While secret, this fact was well known to personnel like Wa 2004 Page #46  
hic and historic evidence, and the fact that Suffolk, East Anglia, has long 2004 Page #48  
 on an individual's life after the fact. Early on Larry and I decided upon  2004 Page #48  
f out of place civilians after the fact on base but we couldn't ask anythin 2004 Page #51  
others were meddled with after the fact. Good luck. An important though oft 2004 Page #51  
ing zone, another acknowledges the fact that certain nearby radar stations  2004 Page #58  
on. That explanation never fit the fact of high military security used at t 2004 Page #61  
o radar site is underscored by the fact that its construction was specifica 2004 Page #71  
lley, Washington Van Huisen cow In fact, animals were found dead and mutila 2004 Page #77  
 was "in the loop" was Canada. The fact that Canada was aware that America  2004 Page #85  
nvolved. She stated that he had in fact been at the center. She told me tha 2004 Page #87  
equent cover-up was embarrassment. Fact is when certain government people c 2004 Page #88  
d difficult to answer. Despite the fact that all governments have chosen to 2004 Page #88  
 points higher than the H-bomb. In fact, it is the most highly classified s 2004 Page #91  
 Smith and the Crashed Saucers The fact that Smith had knowledge of crashed 2004 Page #93  
on James was the one that made the fact public. In an earlier conversation  2004 Page #93  
ade a few direct references to the fact that he was aware of UFO crash retr 2004 Page #95  
 same subject and he confirmed the fact that Wilbert Smith had also seen a  2004 Page #96  
named McAdams, which confirmed the fact that the alien craft and bodies wer 2004 Page #97  
tanton Friedman and Bill Moore. In fact, when he first entered the Pentagon 2004 Page #98  
ers Walker tried to get across the fact that "This is a subject I don't tal 2004 Page #99  
ery confirming. He volunteered the fact that he had notes from the crashed  2004 Page #99  
anel UFO photographic evidence. In fact, he actually testified to the commi 2004 Page #104  
igh school, due to the astonishing fact that he actually memorized the enti 2004 Page #106  
 identified. The second surprising fact (to me, anyway) is the large percen 2004 Page #115  
 look at some of the less reported fact of the JFK Jr. death, you will find 2004 Page #130  
he reigning authorities knew for a fact, since 1947, that mankind is being  2004 Page #132  
his distinction — whether it is in fact what Stanton Friedman and so many o 2004 Page #134  
ertainty about whether this was in fact the so-called Roswell saucer, or wh 2004 Page #135  
tinued until 1968. In spite of the fact that it appeared in so many newspap 2004 Page #136  
to go along with them, however the fact that his documents were fraudulent  2004 Page #137  
 Of course, believers point to the fact that there have been "leaks" — doze 2004 Page #140  
 fiction? This is another disputed fact. There are government regulations,  2004 Page #141  
 value to anyone. Another diiputed fact involves whether there was an actua 2004 Page #143  
d. Thus, for the UFO believer, the fact that there have been converts to th 2004 Page #145  
 version of the Roswell story. The fact is that Astronaut Edgar Mitchell, o 2004 Page #146  
trial bodies from UFO crashes. The fact that Dr. Sarbacher actually did wri 2004 Page #147  
iens picked up by the military. In fact, these crash dummies weren't releas 2004 Page #148  
The Roswell Incident Alien Autopg: Fact or Fiction? (Fox TV Documentary, Ro 2004 Page #149  
 some of the confusion lies in the fact that the President has been shielde 2004 Page #176  
 about the crash_ He passed on the fact that he had received word of recove 2004 Page #176  
d to believe what we now accept as fact. The Plan Almost from the beginning 2004 Page #179  
y to acclimatize the public to the fact that we were being visited by extra 2004 Page #179  
story he told in 1995 hints at the fact that the Disney Company might just  2004 Page #179  
at there are many rumors about the fact that Nixon was fascinated with the  2004 Page #180  
y all had a chance. As a matter of fact, you know, one of our agreements wa 2004 Page #183  
 UFO craft that were there, and in fact projected that it appeared to be th 2004 Page #187  
d to any other conclusion than the fact that they appeared to be coming fro 2004 Page #187  
to me. Another confirmation of the fact that Carter did get to the UFO secr 2004 Page #188  
 stated many reasons including the fact that the document had been put in a 2004 Page #191  
the UFO truth. This is despite the fact that many things happened during th 2004 Page #196  
 and crashed saucers. Based on the fact that Carter, Reagan, and Clinton al 2004 Page #197  
e United States government, is the fact that the story is replete with peop 2004 Page #216  
it's in the middle of nowhere. The fact that [Ken said] there were two poli 2004 Page #216  
 "Dr. Gee" was not Gebauer, but in fact a composite of eight different scie 2004 Page #218  
g to Nick Redfern, it is "a proven fact that in the 1940s he was employed a 2004 Page #218  
kely. Even more interesting is the fact that only half of the file has been 2004 Page #218  
d it, which he did.24 Cahn was, in fact, never able to prove that Gebauer w 2004 Page #219  
pted Cahn's unproven conclusion as fact. What is an undisputed fact is that 2004 Page #219  
ion as fact. What is an undisputed fact is that both Gebauer and Scully mai 2004 Page #219  
amsey maintains that these were in fact the best systems available at the t 2004 Page #220  
lying Saucers, and that this was a fact which was top secret at the time th 2004 Page #221  
anchard well."3- This, despite the fact that in my film Do You Believe in M 2004 Page #222  
ese with NO image manipulation. In fact, the only "manipulation" we've done 2004 Page #227  
shed the tome, The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Deser 2004 Page #230  
her, longer focal length lens. One fact Bond Johnson has maintained as long 2004 Page #234  
el, and now we had stumbled on the fact the Marcel pictures seemed to have  2004 Page #234  
l Conference the Speed Graphic. In fact this could indicate they may well h 2004 Page #235  
ion. This can be inferred from the fact that packing paper in both of these 2004 Page #238  
ese documents. This stems from the fact that these experts in typewriters p 2004 Page #250  
powerful authenticity examples, in fact even zingers. The first is the larg 2004 Page #252  
s a matter of speculation. le is a fact, however, that the head department  2005 Page #35  
cribe, said the source, due to the fact that it was nighttime, which made a 2005 Page #39  
eration when drinking. Despite the fact that this raised suspicions, the \X 2005 Page #40  
ield. We also have the significant fact that the crash occurred during the  2005 Page #45  
ng of a satellite uplink." AND THE FACT THAT AT 9 /11 THIS PLACE CAME ALIVE 2005 Page #66  
s to mention in this paper, but in fact they are legion. A 1949 Army messag 2005 Page #74  
nly to deflate it in the next. The fact is that attempts to pry the UFO top 2005 Page #76  
a Top Secret memo by a general (in fact, the father of his girlfriend) . 1t 2005 Page #78  
to consider that a11 this might in fact be real. She 83                     2005 Page #85  
ugh I have to wonder how much. The fact is tl1e idea of aliens here on Eart 2005 Page #86  
ent at home. I confirmed the basic fact, for myself, and have sought a rati 2005 Page #93  
1d Develop111e11t of a Srie11tific Fact. "\.Vhat we are faced with here is  2005 Page #103  
morafoy on the rest of us? No. The fact is that at tl1e time of his death D 2005 Page #104  
s study of the ubiquitous UFOs. In fact, for many years, many people, inclu 2005 Page #118  
 issue head on, largely due to the fact that the corporate mass media stead 2005 Page #119  
ent for almost rwo years after the fact because their "experts" assured the 2005 Page #120  
pe is the famous Roswell crash (in fact, multiple crashes) in the middle of 2005 Page #121  
ir life, costs or consequences. In fact, d1e anti-aircraft shell scenario s 2005 Page #121  
 that the mystery airplanes are in fact not earthly and according to secret 2005 Page #122  
ntiallv more .I significant is the fact that we rarely get specific, logica 2005 Page #131  
sbergen case because of the proven fact that several of those cited in then 2005 Page #133  
rical intrigue were it not for the fact that, according to a memorandum in  2005 Page #134  
nerals, th.is anachronism could in fact be a hallmark of authenticity. The  2005 Page #137  
gh school, due to the astonishj ng fact that he actually memorized the enti 2005 Page #138  
ances even with my assistance. The fact remains, however, that there is no  2005 Page #146  
normal client confidentialit) . In fact, Salas would only agree to answer o 2005 Page #148  
of the Year three times. He is, in fact, the most highly awarded photograph 2005 Page #149  
could very well be real due to the fact that it does tend to behave in the  2005 Page #150  
for up to two minutes, despite the fact that aluminum silicate would be exp 2005 Page #158  
e engineering is predicated on the fact that we have acquired alien hardwar 2005 Page #161  
Lien psychology and motivation. In fact, every clever way that you could th 2005 Page #162  
ry similar to the sun. The driving fact here is that we have only had fancy 2006 Page #5  
an impending rocket launch and the fact that it used vacuum tubes. This was 2006 Page #11  
s keep being put forth despite the fact that I have demonstrated that they  2006 Page #12  
el Richard L. "The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Deser 2006 Page #13  
ancisco Examiner and LA Times. The fact the Air Force chose to make a state 2006 Page #46  
ning the cause of the accident. In fact, a formerly Secret memorandum to Ja 2006 Page #76  
tion, and rampant speculation. The fact that much of this speculation was r 2006 Page #83  
 Top Secret Crashes newsworthy. In fact, news of the YF-12A crash was inclu 2006 Page #88  
nt shapes: in this simple chemical fact may lie the heart of the whole prio 2006 Page #114  
the correct one. He also cites the fact that some of the tales about a cras 2006 Page #121  
 collected since all points to the fact that this was correct." According t 2006 Page #124  
ssibly up to an hour or more. "The fact that the military were already ther 2006 Page #125  
iately." (20) Needless to say, the fact that Tony Dodd was not related the  2006 Page #128  
ble pseudonym. In other words, the fact that there existed a real James Pre 2006 Page #128  
ims that the book was base more on fact than fiction. His comments were ill 2006 Page #130  
ne is very worrying. Moreover: the fact that biological materials found at  2006 Page #136  
 several times in 1966 to 1967. In fact, one of the most dramatic incidents 2006 Page #143  
 read is partly fiction and partly fact. Something DID happen that morning, 2006 Page #165  
area, rather than over Alaska. The fact that fighter aircraft were scramble 2006 Page #168  
oughly toward Washington, D.C. The fact that the air force bases scrambled  2006 Page #172  
, was enveloped by a heat wave. In fact, the front page of The Bellingham H 2006 Page #183  
ven the size of the object and the fact that it had been wedged into the se 2006 Page #192  
lved mystery. All this despite the fact that everyone associated with the p 2006 Page #192  
vate mission made no secret of the fact that they were in it for the money. 2006 Page #192  
 some sort of hoax. But, in actual fact, virtually everyone caught up by th 2006 Page #192  
h people that crashes have not, in fact, occurred. f-LstoricaUy, however, n 2007 Page #7  
sed to entering \Xlorld \Xlar I, a fact that alarmed the British government 2007 Page #10  
-level public-relations lackey. In fact, he was one of the nation's top the 2007 Page #22  
able source may have some basis in fact. lt takes courage and strength co q 2007 Page #33  
can lead to your establishing some fact or idea you were actually in search 2007 Page #59  
declassified materials confirm the fact that from at least 1947 on, many of 2007 Page #59  
s, to good to be true. Despite the fact that the photo had long been djscre 2007 Page #68  
uddica and told us that she was in fact called Buddica and not Bodicea, and 2007 Page #80  
R\Xf and Raytheon and Lockheed. In fact I might not be rememberin g TR\Xf c 2007 Page #85  
been presented to prove you djd in fact take down the entire military djstr 2007 Page #90  
 seen on any aircraft before". The fact that this large aircraft utilized m 2007 Page #105  
had picked out earlier. Due co the fact that the Air Force had changed thei 2007 Page #110  
hich was shown to Jack Pickett. In fact, Genera] Patton specifically warned 2007 Page #114  
his exact word) of an aircraft. In fact, after seeing the ilJuscrations use 2007 Page #115  
ad. My dad didn't say anything, in fact, I never e, en noticed my dad ever  2007 Page #123  
ittle-known, and seldom-ruscussed, fact that Keyhoe describes witrun the pa 2007 Page #132  
ce Squadron . It is an established fact that the Air Force's UFO program, P 2007 Page #133  
urfaced. Equally intriguing is the fact that Dr. Steven Greer, Director of  2007 Page #135  
st it scheduled Jjfe-span. Jr is a fact that the satellite had a failed ele 2007 Page #143  
 notable roo. The reference to the fact that the FOIAoriginate files contai 2007 Page #143  
ndeed the case is borne out by the fact that the same doc um en t refers to 2007 Page #144  
he 18 April 1962 sighting, and the fact that the Air Force investigation ca 2008 Page #11  
ts that Friend might be right. r n fact, Dr. Robert Kadesch , who was an as 2008 Page #11  
public reaction and perception. In fact, not all that long ago I heard a ca 2008 Page #14  
rrected for the time zones and the fact that some of the sighting reports w 2008 Page #15  
ea. 6 ln view of the illuminatin g fact that Los Alamos was the birthplace  2008 Page #27  
r. Yet, once again-and despite the fact that this particular UFO seemingly  2008 Page #31  
 public and local RAF stations. In fact, I would say that the total number  2008 Page #33  
 the views of Pope. Sources 1 USAF Fact Sheet, 1987. 1 Ibid. 3 Letter to Ni 2008 Page #38  
EAL maneuver and the object was in fact a Huey Helicopter firing up its tur 2008 Page #44  
tor in the UK decision, as was the fact that the MoD receives more FOI requ 2008 Page #61  
e were only 8 individual cases. In fact, most of the files were sighting re 2008 Page #64  
were then invited to continue. The fact that such extensive media coverage  2008 Page #65  
ren't interested" in UFOs with the fact that they had a telephone line for  2008 Page #68  
ee: the Tunguska space body had in fact exploded in the air and therefore c 2008 Page #101  
ction of their huge craft. And the fact that Tunguska continues to play a m 2008 Page #102  
ensures that the fine line between fact and the fiction becomes even more i 2008 Page #102  
hroeder banks loans in the USA. ln fact, Dulles, in addition to providing l 2008 Page #127  
tions of Sirius, Orion and Leo. In fact, the original official NASA Apollo  2008 Page #135  
an mythological connection, was in fact completely controlled by, and desig 2008 Page #135  
ighting conditions, because of the fact that they occur for a variety of mi 2008 Page #135  
 the use of mind-altering drugs, a fact passed over by the mass media, whic 2008 Page #141  
lectual clout than Don Menzel. The fact that he denied being involved late  2009 Page #13  
ion." This was more of a ruse than fact. It did keep the Soviets fearful. T 2009 Page #17  
cret known to a million people, in fact, is no longer a secret. 14          2009 Page #20  
the chemists sought them. (The one fact the alchemists proved was that scie 2009 Page #21  
 Sound in Washington State, and in fact Arnold was hired to investigate it. 2009 Page #29  
r an often overlooked true history fact, especially considering all the cra 2009 Page #29  
er, Crisman notes: "An interesting fact -one of our members sent a copy of  2009 Page #32  
e and lunar missions is a historic fact. ·what is not well known is that th 2009 Page #45  
 Gary Heseltine. DO YOU KNOW FOR A FACT WITH YOUR OWN EYES THAT YOU WERE SE 2009 Page #71  
              Security Agency. The fact that it would confirm a lot of what 2009 Page #79  
ure or post card. Voronezh does in fact possess noteworthy examples of czar 2009 Page #134  
 hours earlier. "U.F.O. Landing is Fact, Not Fantasy, Russians Insist" open 2009 Page #138  
epressions .... It is (a) striking fact that the initial shape and dimensio 2009 Page #139  
sed quite easily. It is historical fact that there have been Government pro 2009 Page #155  
c bombs. But these claims omit the fact known to all biologists that man's  2009 Page #159  
sibility that flying disks were in fact, a very highly classified experimen 2009 Page #178  

Word: "fact-finding", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l oalso it oloar that you ara on a fact-finding Mission and. that tho 0ai ” 2003 Page #213  
na with a few assistants to make a fact-finding survey of the situation and 2003 Page #224  
ll mate it clear that you are on a fact-finding mission and that the United 2003 Page #225  
na with a few assistants to sake & fact-finding survey of tha situation and 2003 Page #228  
aeyer it proceeding to China, on a fact-finding □ioslon within a few days.  2003 Page #229  

Word: "fact-hartl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

M ■eke it wlaar that yarn are an a fact-Hartl ng adnaian asad tta& kfco fel 2003 Page #226  

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he was the Director of the Special Facthties Division which was described b 2004 Page #176  

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se. Namely, ET's are real; certain factions of the government have been hid 2003 Page #38  

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

ry project for HBO (UFOs: The E.T. Facto?), I met an elderly rancher who li 2004 Page #75  
faith. The media would become a de facto arm of government. All non-essenti 2006 Page #62  
l relevant science would become de facto top secret. Security measures woul 2006 Page #65  
t) is now, however, accepted as de facto by our military. On every questio  2008 Page #113  

Word: "factor", 29 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 here that this fact was a primary factor in Forrestal's gradual undoing. W 2003 Page #89  
incident guest on the The O'Reilly Factor— three weeks later in London, I w 2004 Page #58  
scs might have been a contributing factor in the deaths of over six hundred 2004 Page #62  
TV special called, UFOs: The E. T. Factor. On April 9th, I had a meeting at 2004 Page #69  
raphic Interpretation. It may be a factor in why his son would become the v 2004 Page #101  
e years. A concluding but critical factor is the "control" of the media. On 2004 Page #125  
and such fear is probably a strong factor in tl1e resistance that many peop 2005 Page #86  
tion Reich supplied a contributing factor in Hillenkoetter's becoming such  2005 Page #96  
esert. Bur there is the additional factor to consider as well -that at the  2005 Page #100  
great work be mixed up with either factor? That Reich later had some illusi 2005 Page #103  
 y. We ha\ e developed a weighting factor for each authenticity category un 2005 Page #135  
Eyewitnesses are given a weighting factor of 3.0. Sources: How did the case 2005 Page #136  
ent? Sources are given a weighting factor of 5.0. Zingers: These are aspect 2005 Page #136  
ces. Zingers are given a weighting factor of 5.0. Content: Refers to all th 2005 Page #136  
osed? Content is given a weighting factor of 2.0. Chronology: Is there a de 2005 Page #136  
a? Chronology is given a weighting factor of 2.0. Forensics: This can inclu 2005 Page #136  
s. Forensics are given a weighting factor of 5.0. 134                       2005 Page #136  
ave no anachronisms. The weighting factor for anachronisms is 5.0. Combinin 2005 Page #137  
ious institutions would be the key factor determining whether society survi 2006 Page #57  
es in which there is no known risk factor although it seems likely that inf 2006 Page #115  
ry and nothing else. The important factor at work, however, is that regardl 2008 Page #36  
 release its UFO files was a major factor in the UK decision, as was the fa 2008 Page #61  
ANNA BUY A BRlDGE? THE ONE PERCENT FACTOR • I COULD BE WRONG (BUT I DOUBT I 2008 Page #153  
 alien viruses have been and are a factor in our biological warfare issues  2009 Page #7  
h NASA where Unknowns [UFOs] are a factor. This will help NASA mission dire 2009 Page #41  
 There is, however, one intriguing factor suggesting that, just maybe, Beth 2009 Page #55  
ve article read: "Radiation May be Factor in Latest Secret Weapon" There is 2009 Page #157  
 experiments . Espionage was not a factor in the location. work on the proj 2009 Page #171  
14, 19•17 -· -. . Radiation May Be Factor In Latest Secret ll' eapon ATLANT 2009 Page #182  

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

nstallation, or in some instances, factories working on classified military 2004 Page #171  
ans , and c1uickJy dismantled many factories, rebuilding them in Russia. It 2007 Page #111  

Word: "factors", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 a question of memory, or if other factors are at play." For the latest upd 2003 Page #66  
s breakdown brought on by combined factors, central to which was his far-re 2003 Page #85  
broke under the strain of combined factors, not the least of which was the  2003 Page #95  
 knowledge has been limited by two factors, 1. The lack of records in presi 2003 Page #190  
hat the President is bound by many factors, such as security oaths and a la 2004 Page #197  
e to trial. But there were greater factors at play here as well. Jim Martin 2005 Page #94  
thenticity has different weighting factors: for example, an eyewitness to a 2005 Page #135  
y questions posed by the weighting factors to move higher or lower. This le 2005 Page #137  
 the home base for the F- 105. Two factors helped keep the cover story inta 2006 Page #75  
taps: and absolutely none of these factors, singly or collectively , has a  2008 Page #30  
oster vehicle propulsion and range factors from OS1 as augmented intelligen 2009 Page #19  
me strict analysis. The historical factors Moscow* SOVIET UNION Reported to 2009 Page #134  
ical depth near the surface. These factors, combine with the growing ascend 2009 Page #166  
, 1944 and January 8, 1945. "These factors, combined with the growing ascen 2009 Page #169  
 in the examination of a number of factors." The New Zealand Herald said it 2009 Page #173  

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

s in his sixties, and is a retired factory worker. Joel was very cordial, b 2003 Page #68  
things, like the tape from the toy factory. And suddenly he found records o 2004 Page #139  
 to do with Scotch tape from a toy factory. An FBI memo released at the tim 2004 Page #142  
a wood sticks with tape from a toy factory? It's harder still to imagine th 2004 Page #142  
 designs on Scotch tape from a toy factory and crash dummies dropped from A 2004 Page #148  
m was started at the BMW' /Heinke! factory in Dresden in 1943. This design  2007 Page #111  
s sitting by the house at Vanavara Factory, facing north. I suddenly saw th 2008 Page #99  

Word: "facts", 85 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d contrasted with known historical facts, pinning down the date and locatio 2003 Page #21  
 1941. It is the totality of these facts that that lead me to think it is r 2003 Page #38  
m the lack of available historical facts, many of which connect the story u 2003 Page #41  
s and time constraints. All of the facts put forward have credible and in m 2003 Page #85  
 during radio broadcasts for those facts because several different testimon 2003 Page #98  
Carolina writer were hard physical facts that could be tested. I contacted  2003 Page #100  
 J. RS 1. Don't bother me with the facts, my mind is made up 2. What the pu 2003 Page #118  
covered such COMMONLY ACCEPTED UFO FACTS — 1947-1954 □ Kenneth Arnold saw n 2003 Page #170  
to Quillin ’s DrugsNEW UFO HISTORY FACTS = There was a Missouri crash in 19 2003 Page #170  
 where I either disagreed with his facts or his logic. There was no signifi 2003 Page #184  
f those below him to gather up the facts for him. With this as background,  2003 Page #189  
nd that Ike was fully aware of the facts. Lovekin had served with the White 2003 Page #192  
case. Thus began a move to get the facts on Roswell. The USAF started their 2003 Page #200  
ument, it is only as strong as the facts one wishes to leave out. Here is t 2003 Page #201  
the identical dates and signature. Facts in Evidence 1. From the National A 2003 Page #204  
c or insufficient appraisal of the facts, of the chances of real accomplish 2003 Page #224  
to Roswell: A Primer of Undisputed Facts and Factual Disputes Paul Davids 1 2004 Page #3  
sive report until some sensational facts have been discussed with U.S. and  2004 Page #13  
s of the impressions. All of these facts were mentioned on the episode. In  2004 Page #56  
 his confidential sources that the facts remain classified and off limits t 2004 Page #64  
r Aztec? To help get more military facts, Andrew Kissner, in his official s 2004 Page #70  
ive reporter, I have tried to find facts about the important question: What 2004 Page #75  
on's decision to keep all the real facts about UFOs and what was in them fr 2004 Page #80  
w how much of it is true. RIS: The facts reported in the book are substanti 2004 Page #91  
story was. Sarbacher replied, "The facts in the book are substantially corr 2004 Page #97  
w become accepted by the public as facts. The first secret was that the Tri 2004 Page #125  
d To Roswell: Primer of Undisputed Facts and Factual Disputes Paul Davids C 2004 Page #132  
ter the human race from disturbing facts that would strip us of our illusio 2004 Page #132  
or which there are many undisputed facts and many factual disputes. it is i 2004 Page #134  
kam. We carefully followed the key facts of the Roswell UFO case as we unde 2004 Page #134  
es in the date, and the undisputed facts and factual disputes, more concise 2004 Page #137  
a brother-sister dispute about the facts. It is surprising and curious that 2004 Page #138  
 essentially state the hidden true facts are deliberately "leaked" into the 2004 Page #140  
ration, requires a belief that the facts are still being withheld by delibe 2004 Page #144  
cing a documentary film disclosing facts about extraterrestrial UFOs and bi 2004 Page #147  
re the highlights of the undhputed facts and factual disputes of the Roswel 2004 Page #148  
mation that Carter did get the UFO facts, but was unable to release it to t 2004 Page #187  
tempted to get out some of the UFO facts using back door cloak and dagger m 2004 Page #189  
ept perhaps Clinton knew the basic facts of what is known about UFOs and cr 2004 Page #197  
I'm interested in evidence, and in facts, wherever they might lead. Accordi 2004 Page #214  
 met one — who shared my "just the facts, ma'am" approach to the search for 2004 Page #215  
er Wilbert Smith in 1950 that the "facts reported" in Behind the I-7ying Sa 2004 Page #217  
e Scully book could be verified as facts that only insiders could have know 2004 Page #219  
flock's book Roswell: Inconvenient Facts and the Will to Believe: [His] ten 2004 Page #222  
or I know, beware of "inconvenient facts and the will to disbelieve." 39 21 2004 Page #222  
 Pflock, Karl Ronvelk Inconvenient Facts and the Will to Believe (Amherst,  2004 Page #223  
. 36 Pflock, Roswell: Inconvenient Facts and the Will to Believe, p. 95. 37 2004 Page #224  
 pressed on: "The goal is co prove facts, isn't it?" The general replied, " 2005 Page #35  
and often authorities rirucule the facts and impede research. In 'The S1mc/ 2005 Page #117  
 give lircle time to uncomfortable facts and numerous case hjstories; they  2005 Page #117  
urce credibility) Zingers (obscure facts or actions, rare verifiable subtle 2005 Page #135  
th case itself or with other known facts of history) Forensics (physical tr 2005 Page #135  
wn then and now? Are there obscure facts that were classified then that wer 2005 Page #136  
eline consistent with the reported facts of the crash retrieval event? Is t 2005 Page #136  
mmand has a direct interest in the facts pertaining to UFO B's (UFO reports 2005 Page #141  
were considered to be accomplished facts beyond 1990. If they are secret ac 2005 Page #173  
0. If they are secret accomplished facts, why are we still flying that flam 2005 Page #173  
aliens. However, let us note three facts: A. The White House is in a forbid 2006 Page #5  
nkers is "Don't bother me with the facts, my mind is made up." Another is " 2006 Page #12  
mation and obfuscation of the real facts around this UFO crash. The first k 2006 Page #44  
ory about the crash. However, many facts are omitted and changed from the o 2006 Page #45  
mystify NHI strangeness with solid facts. - Maximum information flow is ess 2006 Page #66  
ly, and they disclosed two salient facts to the Doctors: 1. the pinyon nut  2006 Page #111  
"It should be noted that the above facts do not tell the complete story. No 2006 Page #136  
ry was from orbital altitude. "The facts that are known have been gathered  2006 Page #136  
government share these astonishing facts with any other leaders on this pla 2006 Page #140  
tions, Theories... The fundamental facts of the Lummi Island Incident are a 2006 Page #188  
eporters to recall basic histoncal facts, even from the NYTilself) ► 6) Bot 2007 Page #23  
Unwillingness to check UFO-related facts ► 8) Unwillingness to correct UFO- 2007 Page #23  
orters to recal.l basic historical facts, even from the J\T}T itself) ► 6)  2007 Page #24  
Unwillingness tO check UFO-related facts ► 8) Unwillingness to correct UFO- 2007 Page #24  
 information vacuum co conceal the facts about theses events. The occurrenc 2007 Page #121  
 of explanations and ignored those facts that didn't fit. But the witnesses 2008 Page #17  
re not alone in the universe? What facts about other intelligences interact 2008 Page #95  
 so dangerous that they hide those facts for decades under a policy of deni 2008 Page #95  
ted by nuclear weapon tests. These facts (as well as the local magnetic sto 2008 Page #102  
ing to this puzzling statement are facts indicating a connection between th 2008 Page #134  
his is how I opened CS!: Never let facts get in the way of an opinion VICTO 2008 Page #155  
ole of which was to bring the main facts of the outside world of UFOs to th 2009 Page #12  
eaders with full disclosure of the facts as they exist and not a watered do 2009 Page #16  
ole of which was to bring the main facts of the outside world of lJFOs to t 2009 Page #23  
 . With all of those often ignored facts, an objective observer will not be 2009 Page #34  
ever been rescinded. Documents and facts bear witness to the complicity of  2009 Page #45  
wasn't perfect after 50 years. The facts remain -the documents she gave me, 2009 Page #95  
IQ ."'... .... • • Researching the Facts First, let's examine in more detai 2009 Page #163  

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dings public." Perhaps because the factual information contained in the 're 2003 Page #94  
nlc information to preside a solid factual hash for an explanation" Hen Bra 2003 Page #118  
 understand it, would be to obtain factual information on which you and the 2003 Page #222  
: A Primer of Undisputed Facts and Factual Disputes Paul Davids 129 Inside  2004 Page #3  
ll: Primer of Undisputed Facts and Factual Disputes Paul Davids Copyright 2 2004 Page #132  
are many undisputed facts and many factual disputes. it is in that spirit t 2004 Page #134  
date, and the undisputed facts and factual disputes, more concisely than an 2004 Page #137  
hlights of the undhputed facts and factual disputes of the Roswell Incident 2004 Page #148  
 no problem accepting the detailed factual data that I present leading to m 2006 Page #4  
tors are planning epic fiction and factual movies for film companies at hom 2006 Page #8  
two combined. And there were often factual misstatements. Deuterium is NOT  2006 Page #12  
gstock (although coverage is often factual) and secs the pattern for other  2007 Page #27  
 "helicopter exhaust glow" lacks a factual basis and was contradicted by pi 2008 Page #59  

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is very big. Eventuall y, critical faculties would return. When that happen 2005 Page #86  

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n 1939 and was invited to join the faculty of New York City's New School fo 2005 Page #89  
 been in the room when srndems and faculty members at his beloved Summerhil 2005 Page #103  
imarily by the staff, students and faculty at UNM. German physicist, 155    2007 Page #161  
nvestigation of Materials), at the Faculty of Engineering in Cordoba. There 2007 Page #196  
y, and thus my debt remains to the faculty and guest lecturers who particip 2009 Page #25  
where he worked as the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering from 1940-1949. D 2009 Page #163  
 hydrodynamics and was Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at Auckland Unive 2009 Page #168  

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

FO expert Philip J. Kh* and other* fad Lexicographic inconsistencies that s 2003 Page #135  
ng today? This is another disputed fad, as to whether such a longstanding c 2004 Page #140  

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

 When l saw the 'star' to the west fade out four times in succession , what 2005 Page #96  
ay nothing and let the whole issue fade from memory. Instead, Stringfield w 2005 Page #139  
is country. It has been allowed to fade into obscurity and mediocrity due t 2009 Page #15  

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

ment over the Aurora story quickly faded. Displaying an obvious lack of und 2004 Page #31  
and ordinary star and the star had faded out four times. There was no mista 2005 Page #96  
 two minutes of direct drawing, it faded, came back, flashed, pulsated, and 2005 Page #96  
ion of a conventional project that faded out due, allegedly, to lack of act 2005 Page #142  
 state that the original track had faded out and it appeared that the fligh 2006 Page #170  
Winkle's document the radar track "faded out" at 11:04 AM, or about 24 minu 2006 Page #172  
day in West Texas, and as daylight faded, the residents of the sleepy borde 2007 Page #185  
ard Nevada. He watched it until it faded from sight. At one time, I would h 2008 Page #14  
ething that looked like a star and faded in with the stars. This was not of 2009 Page #85  

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

re elderly, and their memories are fading. Some others involved with the ca 2003 Page #56  
stars but space machines. With the fading out of the two 'stars,' the cloud 2005 Page #96  
Conference which would explain the fading of the track. (One would expect,  2006 Page #173  

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

                                   fafejaat* tort* rt SwU Mwtw ta mm ftr Ma 2003 Page #220  

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

anywhere from 3200 to 3800 degrees Fahrenheit and it would make the metal h 2006 Page #176  
t the time was probably 34 degrees Fahrenheit, something like that. The sym 2009 Page #66  

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•IFIAA. AAA WA. .149•I 1.1 t ./fet fai. bP, PWW NSW* AID • W.% KAN SAO. ••• 2006 Page #34  

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

ich caught my eye said, "Searchers Fail To Find Object." The story included 2003 Page #55  
tion, 10 December 1965. "Searchers Fail To Find Object." Tribune-Review, Gr 2003 Page #72  
etic radiation, have been known to fail or receive anomalous signals that c 2005 Page #161  
g a small atom bomb at them then I fail to see how anyone can accept such a 2006 Page #121  
ibraries and microfiches. When you fail to find what you're looking for ove 2006 Page #180  
and the OSI, Konxville, Tennessee, fail to evolve an adequate explanation f 2008 Page #28  
ribution and exchange. What people fail to understand and history fails to  2008 Page #124  
ained , "Only a blind person could fail to see that a military build-up of  2008 Page #130  

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

Conference17 October, 1947 “...has failed, so far, to identify it as a V-2, 2003 Page #158  
ey attempted another contact which failed. Friend returned to write up the  2004 Page #105  
ajestic 12 MiG-21/MiG-23 Intercept(Failed) from Secret KGB UFO Files Krasno 2004 Page #162  
 widespread public discussion have failed for decades. What does this mean? 2005 Page #76  
ered UFOs in Soviet air space More Failed UFO Intercepts 3/6/94 Alabama Air 2006 Page #28  
y a week in early June. They, too, failed to find the packet and the search 2006 Page #75  
nce As the forward attachment bolt failed, the D-21B/DZ-1 stack pivoted, sh 2006 Page #79  
dages. When a try at radio contact failed, Cuban air defense headquarters o 2006 Page #143  
e something new, then we will have failed our mission on this planet. For h 2006 Page #194  
in g 9-11 attacks and "consciously failed" to act; 66% call for new probe ► 2007 Page #40  
vel maths up to a certain point. I failed the HND as weU. I had loads of pr 2007 Page #78  
to say it was a meteor. Was this a failed disinformation effort? There are  2007 Page #130  
is a fact that the satellite had a failed electromagnetic pulse (EMP) en or 2007 Page #143  
cribed above, but which ultimately failed co adequately resolve the matter. 2007 Page #143  
"one full day" investigating. They failed to interview all but a few of the 2008 Page #7  
ut a few of the witnesses and they failed to find any trace of an extraterr 2008 Page #7  
 locate the object but this effort failed due to the general nature of the  2008 Page #11  
" When an attempt at radio contact failed, Cuban air defense headquarters o 2008 Page #29  
ather of President George W. Bush, failed to divest himself of more than a  2008 Page #129  
has been accepted without numerous failed attempts by air defenses and heat 2009 Page #14  
The film recovery capsule from the failed Discoverer 5 mission of the previ 2009 Page #16  
ed as follows: [ 1] Communications failed; the crew after one hour inside e 2009 Page #53  
for a couple of hours; but, having failed to find any such seashells, retur 2009 Page #54  

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

en't proven them to be authentic." Failing all the tests for fakery is abou 2003 Page #184  
 With their flashlights and radios failing, they made their way into the fa 2004 Page #47  
ported to have been chewed out for failing to take the information serious  2009 Page #16  
in particular, was criticized for "failing to fulfil its duty "to correlate 2009 Page #18  

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

 In golden light. :i2589. lblbos 2 failln !1127J91l Glittn,g, iridescn , pa 2009 Page #151  

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

onomic chaos if business community fails to present united front to preserv 2006 Page #59  
t together, the bolide explanation fails, but separated they are spectacula 2008 Page #16  
i is taking priority because if it fails to comply, MoD would be breaching  2008 Page #63  
ple fail to understand and history fails to reveal in plain language is tha 2008 Page #124  

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

tal telling him that he is a total failure and considering suicide. He is a 2003 Page #89  
k ultimate responsibility for that failure, and in doing so, came to see hi 2003 Page #95  
oing so, came to see his life as a failure as well. Like a good Roman soldi 2003 Page #95  
ray, experienced a total gyroscope failure, flew 180 degrees off course and 2004 Page #68  
en hardware through flight systems failure of an alien spacecraft, or throu 2005 Page #161  
ation to foreign US bases, and the failure to progress in rank beyond Staff 2006 Page #17  
annot be wholly absent. Only human failure to find it, study and understand 2006 Page #88  
ath via pulmonary edema or cardiac failure) finally came down to the follow 2006 Page #110  
 site. That led to complete system failure and a lot of damaged equipment.  2006 Page #147  
y, but I'm going to guess it was a failure. Will any of you be ordering an  2007 Page #65  
s of diplomats have been doomed co failure and have accomplished nothing. T 2008 Page #114  
rather than raw intelligence . Our failure in 1953 caused us to lose precio 2009 Page #16  

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

edibility that UFOs have had fatal failures." Leonard Stringfield passed aw 2004 Page #110  
 had many successes, but also many failures                                 2004 Page #163  
dibility that UFO's have had fatal failures." Sadly, on December 18, 1994,  2005 Page #139  
 starting in 1960, after 12 secret failures. The first one that worked prov 2006 Page #8  
 one else reported any other power failures in the town. Both Bernini's wif 2008 Page #13  
 PENTAGON SAYS ..... " THE BIGGEST FAILURES Of UFO ENTHUSIASTS • NO UNDERST 2008 Page #147  

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

de milicaries, the alien let off a faint hummin g sound. The military truck 2005 Page #31  
ting on a concrete strip emitted a faint hum. A ghostly glow surrounded its 2005 Page #172  
dline read, "Braxton Co. Residents Faint, Become Ill-After Run-In with Weir 2006 Page #95  

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

n shortly after, and again, became fainter and smaller after drawing on it. 2005 Page #96  
re were lights at the edges with a fainter light in the middle." He continu 2008 Page #33  

Word: "fair", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 spring evening in 1941. It took a fair amount of pleading with her grandmo 2003 Page #22  
lines around the country, and to a fair degree, around the world) dutifully 2003 Page #92  
at virtually any deceptive step is fair, whether it is official or unoffici 2003 Page #176  
), I think that Earley is asking a fair question about how the retrieval te 2004 Page #127  
not be reasonably countered. It is fair to say that we "know" it. Beyond th 2005 Page #77  
djcaced to Living that idea. It is fair to say that the past cenrury saw mo 2005 Page #87  
Reich and the Cold ll1/' or. It is fair to say that in 1941 Albert Einstein 2005 Page #92  
n bother. With no real interest in fair scientific inquiry or method, and n 2005 Page #102  
purpose of my message. I suggested fair warning and an opportunig for prgye 2006 Page #167  
he advent of Expo '86, the World's Fair to be held in Vancouver, British Co 2006 Page #183  
 some fascinating people. We had a fair share of fanatics, psychotics and p 2006 Page #204  
stant Chief of the Air Staff was a fair one? "Yes and no. I felt extremely  2008 Page #34  
erally bureaucrats feel it is only fair game to try secretly to obtain UFO  2009 Page #15  
oup in in Louisiana was called the Fair Play for Cuba Committee , an outfit 2009 Page #33  
 elevated the notion of 'seemingly fair and objective' to a new level. In i 2009 Page #139  

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

n place. 44 1965 Air Force Museum, Fairborn, Ohio 1 0 0 0 0 No name or corr 2004 Page #113  

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

hat compartment featured a "spinal fairing" that ran from the canopy, and t 2007 Page #99  

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

ite material from the chines (side fairings on the forward fuselage) was pa 2006 Page #76  

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

rash Site? To answer this question fairly takes considerable time; there ar 2003 Page #29  
agreed to an interview but kept it fairly brief. At the time we and two col 2004 Page #51  
 NM The V-2 research program moved fairly quickly, with flights scheduled a 2004 Page #64  
s that had been out and about were fairly accurate...I think there were des 2004 Page #96  
e forensics of leaked documents is fairly straightforward but it's expensiv 2004 Page #250  
l security oaths. Logically we can fairly conclude that people were murdere 2004 Page #254  
ON member) Jan Harzan, Rich gave a fairly standard history of Skunbvorks, b 2005 Page #81  
ge may begin to feel uncomfortable fairly quickly, possibly experiencing so 2005 Page #90  
as and Dr. Einstein were put under fairly close observation b) the FBI from 2005 Page #92  
s, we need a structured process to fairly and effectively rate each case fo 2005 Page #135  
 had been established it is then a fairly standard procedure to build. From 2005 Page #149  
s in a curl. Protein molecules are fairly flexible and can adopt a number o 2006 Page #114  
ar later this evenjng? This ad had fairly wide placement. This one appeared 2007 Page #65  
endance . These vehicles feature a fairly lurid graphic of a crashed saucer 2007 Page #70  
ould afford this because they were fairly well off. They are extraruted to  2007 Page #92  
 it (UFO) really well, but we were fairly close to the object. I mean, clos 2007 Page #168  
itude. He said that the motion was fairly steady and that there were lights 2008 Page #33  
nvolve an object descending from a fairly high altitude, possibly falling.  2008 Page #59  

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

rol saw a triangular-shaped UFO at fairlyhigh altitude. He said that the mo 2008 Page #33  

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

er suggesting that a good deal of "fairness," objectivit y and patience wer 2005 Page #102  

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

al, by Major Donald Keyhoe Leap of Faith, by Gordon Cooper The Day After Ro 2004 Page #149  
ld a key story in his book Leap of Faith: An Astronaut's Journg into the Un 2004 Page #176  
be called upon to reinforce social faith, hope and cohesion. In many places 2006 Page #57  
 others would turn away from their faith. New cults would appear overnight. 2006 Page #59  
as Armageddon; others as a test of faith. Religious institutions would be c 2006 Page #62  
ction and preserve public hope and faith. The media would become a de facto 2006 Page #62  
eam believers would question their faith or turn to radical forms of cult w 2006 Page #65  
ll be called upon to uphold public faith and morale by all possible means.  2006 Page #68  
ll be called upon to uphold public faith and morale by all possible means.  2006 Page #69  
e Paradigm remain certain in their faith that they know The Truth. How do t 2006 Page #181  
k about the CIA, Le,g{IQ' q/Ashes, faith in the wisdom of the national secu 2007 Page #36  

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

bt and fear among the conservative faithful. If the NHI were to promise a g 2006 Page #61  

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

for a few people who have accepted faithfully the Warren Commission's repor 2004 Page #125  

Word: "fake", 39 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 an elite group of scientists that fake a series of crashed UFO incidents i 2003 Page #73  
king, "How do I know this is not a fake?" I will discuss this issued in mor 2003 Page #171  
than a 50/50 chance that this is a fake. Typically, strong arguments of fak 2003 Page #171  
often claim that it is too easy to fake. However, if fake, this Manual was  2003 Page #179  
t is too easy to fake. However, if fake, this Manual was produced before it 2003 Page #179  
 there have been a few examples of fake documents, and we wouldn't want to  2003 Page #181  
eptics assume that everything is a fake and try to prove it without serious 2003 Page #181  
and therefore the Manual must be a fake. Interestingly, early responses to  2003 Page #183  
 Air Force that claimed it to be a fake had the paragraph discussing this i 2003 Page #183  
enuine, but one can prove they are fake, using the techniques I outlined ea 2003 Page #184  
ore the onus in on him who claims "fake" to find the evidence for fakery, r 2003 Page #184  
an think of that might be favoring fake on every questioned document on thi 2003 Page #184  
CDTY: I.U.R., SPRING 1996 “...is a fake for these reasons: Concern □ “Does  2003 Page #186  
FAKERY □ "Gnvernment says they are fake" □ "There is ne prevenance" n "Arch 2003 Page #186  
ic (and have not been proven to be fake using objective analyses), and thes 2003 Page #187  
ogical? Why not fix errors in the "fake document to make it more credible"  2003 Page #210  
 for anyone to have created such a fake to fool, confuse or obfuscate the t 2003 Page #211  
paceship crash story was a hoax, a fake story planted in the area newspaper 2004 Page #26  
the airship has been regarded as a fake by our people. There is, however, n 2004 Page #32  
don. He mysteriously declared it a fake before he even saw it. He went on t 2004 Page #144  
aid: "If the film that I saw was a fake, it was a brilliant fake." The Malo 2004 Page #180  
saw was a fake, it was a brilliant fake." The Maloney encounter with the al 2004 Page #180  
 question — if the whole story was fake, how did Scully get this specific d 2004 Page #221  
nlike computer programs that might fake such a document toda~. The 32-page  2005 Page #129  
f official document s and it looks fake to me." In general, what our team h 2005 Page #130  
 the military would want to spread fake stories about the U.S. GO\ ernmem b 2005 Page #133  
fficult is the incident to hoax or fake? \,'(/ho might fake the incident or 2005 Page #135  
ent to hoax or fake? \,'(/ho might fake the incident or document, and why?  2005 Page #135  
ers have c:lismissed the film as a fake, usually accusing Santilli of being 2005 Page #146  
er he felt the Santilli film was a fake. He replied: "l am convinced, Phili 2005 Page #149  
l am convinced, Philip, it's nor a fake. I am convinced it's nor a hoax." T 2005 Page #149  
e United Nations? Why would people fake MJ-12 documents? Why do you say SET 2006 Page #4  
 suspicious... 9. WHY would people fake a bunch of MJ-12 documents? I am no 2006 Page #12  
o disinform the public so that the fake documents would be an excuse for la 2006 Page #12  
is suggests that the document is a fake because of this error. However, a c 2006 Page #105  
e Columbian coffee, of course. The fake UFO photo resonated ,vith an authen 2007 Page #61  
 people in with tempting or either fake information so they can track them  2007 Page #86  
e documents on there probably some fake email addresses. l fl was doing one 2007 Page #87  
 no evidence that the document was fake. Large numbers of subtleties posite 2009 Page #7  

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

t locate them ” n "Anything can be faked today ” □ "Content is the theme of 2003 Page #186  
ment to make it more credible" Who faked it and why? There are no realistic 2003 Page #210  
as to why these documents would be faked. The memo attracts more espionage  2003 Page #210  
in a taped interview that they had faked the weather balloon debris in Gene 2004 Page #142  
Cancer • Twist — Why was his death faked in a plane crash? William Eagan Co 2004 Page #208  
rs, the document is either real or faked by a major intelligence agency. Wi 2004 Page #242  
rs, the document is either real or faked by a major intelligence agency. Wi 2004 Page #247  
r, let's take the tack that it was faked for the sake of argument. Given th 2004 Page #253  
that it is real or (b) that it was faked by an intelligence agency. But why 2004 Page #254  
e same. Obviously, if Santilli had faked the fiJm, Sgt. Clifford Stone coul 2005 Page #147  
r being matched, and yet it looked faked. 1 had to re-do the cosmetic look  2005 Page #150  
at matter, and yet it still looked faked. The point I'm making is that the  2005 Page #150  
Alien Autopsy film could have been faked. Special effects experts Like Rob  2005 Page #150  
 damn poor one. No photos or film (faked or genuine) were produced by anyon 2006 Page #192  

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

es: Emulation or Boilerplate? 1. A faker created both Truman and Eisenhower 2003 Page #203  
ses: Photocopy or Pantograph? 1. A faker might have copied the signature fr 2003 Page #203  
 and not in the Wedemeyer. Would a faker add a comma? • "Before going to" ( 2003 Page #206  
centered on Wedemeyer. Why would a faker not keep it identical? • Note the  2003 Page #207  

Word: "fakery", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 authenticity, rebutting claims of fakery and telling you my latest thinkin 2003 Page #169  
ke. Typically, strong arguments of fakery come from those who have had acce 2003 Page #171  
ly a trail of evidence pointing to fakery. One cannot prove they are genuin 2003 Page #184  
ms "fake" to find the evidence for fakery, rather than to say, "You haven't 2003 Page #184  
hentic." Failing all the tests for fakery is about as close as you can come 2003 Page #184  
perations Manual 1-01 or issues of fakery, a rather significant omission. S 2003 Page #184  
 omission. Scooping up some of the fakery arguments, Slide 60 highlights th 2003 Page #184  
. All these exposures to claims of fakery have led me to create one summary 2003 Page #185  
chart of the eight phony claims of fakery, Slide 61. The only two not touch 2003 Page #185  
 Operabom Manual 8 PHONY CLAIMS OF FAKERY □ "Gnvernment says they are fake" 2003 Page #186  
 and specific arguments supporting fakery. Therefore, the alternative is th 2003 Page #186  
ruman Presidential Library suggest fakery i.e. a document that is not authe 2003 Page #203  
. Is this a sign of genuineness or fakery? How do you decide? • "...opinion 2003 Page #207  

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

oking at here, OK?' These were not fakes. These were the real stuff. I was  2006 Page #159  
rlining POST 1961 BALLPOINT INK ■ "Fakes? Real? Make up your own mind." ■ " 2007 Page #47  

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

 not discussed here, the logic for faking such documents is extremely weak  2003 Page #26  
 different. Psywar Discussion - Is Faking Logical? Why not fix errors in th 2003 Page #210  
 it creates an opening to consider faking of the documents by a foreign int 2004 Page #243  
"authenticity zingers"; the fifth, faking considerations; the sixth, anachr 2004 Page #243  
ct evidence. A credible motive for faking the document or hoax.ing an event 2005 Page #138  
 some skeptics have accused him of faking some if not all of these document 2008 Page #105  
The Soviet Coup and .'\.ftermath ■ Faking Crop Circles ■ UFOs in Space: STS 2008 Page #167  

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

r reference*. Ml arc denw nstrebls FAl *11 RULES FOR UFO DEBUNK J. RS 1. Do 2003 Page #118  

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

 this guy that became known as the Falcon, and he will still not divulge th 2004 Page #190  
ard Doty or anyone else. This guy (Falcon) — who turns out to have worked f 2004 Page #190  

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

st off? GM: My stepfather was from Falkirk which is quite near Bonnybridge  2007 Page #80  

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

21) Curiously, however, there is a Falkland's link to this story. Regrettab 2006 Page #128  
onvoy of ships that headed for the Falkland's when war was declared. Is it  2006 Page #128  
body recovery" was involved in the Falkland's campaign and that the pseudon 2006 Page #128  

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

 Prescott who lost his life in the Falklands War in 1982. It was May 17, 19 2006 Page #127  
, in their book The Battle for the Falklands: "A broadcast from the bridge  2006 Page #128  
 Prescott killed in the war of the Falklands fourteen years previously coul 2006 Page #128  
r 14, 2000. 20. The Battle for the Falklands, Max Hastings & Simon Jenkins, 2006 Page #137  

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

know that witnesses saw the object fall slowly from the sky into a wooded a 2003 Page #53  
Kecksburg area observed the object fall into the woods that afternoon just  2003 Page #58  
f the young boy who saw the object fall, reported this to WHJB radio in Gre 2003 Page #59  
s the young boy who saw the object fall, and his mother who saw the smoke.  2003 Page #59  
at an object of unknown origin did fall near Kecksburg. The origin of the o 2003 Page #65  
 died of injuries sustained in the fall, that his behavior prior to death " 2003 Page #94  
ive him a little shove to make him fall. Bennewitz was compiling thousands  2003 Page #149  
he friction and after a high speed fall they hit the ground. However, in th 2004 Page #11  
TWE.FRIOTION AND AFTER ANICW SlEIC FALL THEY HIT THE CP0UND, HOWEVER * IN T 2004 Page #21  
 1896-97, which all started in the fall of 1896 when a large airship was se 2004 Page #27  
 mutilation phenomenon back in the fall of 1979. I had graduated from Stanf 2004 Page #76  
peration. The agreement started to fall apart when the military could not g 2004 Page #87  
 objects orbiting the Earth in the fall of 1952 with new long range radar t 2004 Page #103  
D including Korolev. Tukachevsky's Fall • Was Joe Stalin an OKHRANA agent?" 2004 Page #153  
 standard. Many ufologists seem to fall into this trap. Like Pflock, for ex 2004 Page #224  
eeper other things also started to fall into place which also set the Marce 2004 Page #234  
he lf!'hole Emth RevieJJJ, No. 52, Fall, 1986. And conversations with Dr. E 2005 Page #105  
as been recovered by the Air Force fall into the hands of unfriendly foreig 2005 Page #129  
me down inside the territory of or fall into the possession of foreign powe 2006 Page #18  
Valley junction when he saw a disc fall. That's right—a disc. A big, shiny, 2006 Page #44  
op. Meantime, social reports would fall over each other seeking access to t 2006 Page #60  
ifference. The "alien story" would fall off the front page quickly, replace 2006 Page #61  
he houses shook and she had things fall off the mantle-piece in the house.  2006 Page #127  
ves that significant benefits will fall to the MoD in terms of recruiting,  2006 Page #131  
e trips north of Las Vegas, in the fall of 1992 and spring of 1993, to smal 2006 Page #198  
e Animal Mutilation Studies In the fall of 1992, when we visited the Nevada 2006 Page #201  
w what we had in our files? In the fall of 1993, I had a phone call from a  2006 Page #205  
vices are involved as well. In the fall of 2000 an e-business performance c 2007 Page #67  
originally built in Germany in the fall of 1943, with the first flight occu 2007 Page #111  
dreds of people witnessed the free fall of a flying aircraft. The object wa 2007 Page #128  
 to have been caused by the disk's fall to earth after its collision with t 2007 Page #187  
on, had caused all the soldiers to fall unconscious or possibly even die. W 2007 Page #187  
h. Their personal fortunes rise or fall on whether the fishing is good or i 2008 Page #43  
tizens who might be injured by the fall to earth of these objects which hav 2009 Page #14  
gman in May 1953 does not stand or fall on the word of one solitary witness 2009 Page #48  
n until the initial meeting in the fall of 1953. One other point was that t 2009 Page #52  
drian also told me that he did not fall down. He felt something pushed him  2009 Page #80  
ment involvement. These rationales fall into their own spectrum of belief - 2009 Page #155  

Word: "fall-out", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed upon the effects of radioactive fall-out on civilian life. 45            2005 Page #47  

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

ere the object is reported to have fallen. It is likely that reports of a f 2003 Page #53  
re it appeared that the object had fallen, but their mother, thinking that  2003 Page #54  
 where the object was said to have fallen was being cordoned off, and a sea 2003 Page #54  
e inspection" of whatever may have fallen." Robert Gatty, a reporter for th 2003 Page #55  
e reports that the object may have fallen. 51                               2003 Page #55  
and the other firemen observed the fallen object. Romansky, who has many ye 2003 Page #60  
aged tree path that the object had fallen. Jim indicated that the night he  2003 Page #63  
smoldering object reported to have fallen in a wooded area-Kecksburg in Wes 2003 Page #66  
hey soon heard that the object had fallen near Kecksburg, and they went to  2003 Page #68  
io news reports that an object had fallen in the Kecksburg area, and since  2003 Page #70  
 A1. The extraordinary recovery of fallen airborne objects in the atato of  2003 Page #232  
 15 May 1978. Captioned "Report of Fallen Space Object," it stated: 1. The  2004 Page #7  
ed "Reports Conflict on Details of Fallen Object," the document reads thus: 2004 Page #8  
ed that an unidentified object had fallen on Bolivian soil near the Argenti 2004 Page #8  
n learning about the nature of the fallen object, adding that local authori 2004 Page #8  
clearly stated that the object had fallen to earth on Taire Mountain, Boliv 2004 Page #9  
 place where the flying saucer had fallen a few hours after it had been dis 2004 Page #12  
 FICX UP ANY DEBRIS THAT MIGHT RAW FALLEN. THEY HAVEN'T REM ABLE TO DO THAT 2004 Page #24  
206 "The extraordinary recovery of fallen airborn (misspelled in document)  2004 Page #79  
rces that saucers HAVE crashed and fallen into the hands of "Earth people." 2004 Page #95  
after a most unusual rain that had fallen over the city, Chereze and Lopes  2005 Page #32  
noyed -as he felt this should have fallen under his direction, coo -he even 2005 Page #81  
ncounters with nonhuman technology fallen to earth. Future readers will und 2005 Page #117  
e would recover foreign satellites fallen out of orbit and other space debr 2005 Page #141  
tt was adopted as a tribute to his fallen colleague (and perhaps as a "sign 2006 Page #128  
s at a silvery alien that has just fallen from the sky, basrung the umbrell 2007 Page #67  
se alert. A three-state search for fallen objects was immediately begun by  2007 Page #133  
 a space satellite, had apparently fallen in Bristol, Connecticut. [Deleted 2007 Page #140  
'vlay 15, 1978. Captioned &po,1 of Fallen Space Of!jecl, it stated: 1. The  2007 Page #141  
ed Reporls Co,iflict on Details of Fallen Of!jecl, it reads thus: We have r 2007 Page #141  
ed that an unidentified object had fallen on Bolivian soil near the Argenti 2007 Page #141  
clearly stated that the object had fallen to earth on Taire Mountain, Boliv 2007 Page #142  
 object that everyone was sure had fallen not far from Eureka. Or maybe "la 2008 Page #10  
. It would mean that something had fallen near Eureka, Utah, and something  2008 Page #14  

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rce since 1970 on various projects falling in his area of research and expe 2003 Page #148  
ject which resembled a soccer ball falling behind the mountains on the Arge 2004 Page #8  
andall Clement II, 20 Officers saw falling craft; UFO malfunctioning? 71 19 2004 Page #114  
cated to covertly recovering items falling. Prior to satellites in 1957, th 2004 Page #115  
had suffered a heart attack before falling into the water. Colby's Death im 2004 Page #208  
ages were old with clipping scraps falling off many of the pages. The docum 2004 Page #244  
orted to be on fire and had pieces falling off them. These objects were dis 2006 Page #98  
ges, some fragile ■ Clippings were falling off ■ Numbered upper right, gree 2007 Page #43  
hat a big luminous object was seen falling and was followed by a loud noise 2007 Page #130  
ject which resembled a soccer ball falling behind the mountains on the Arge 2007 Page #141  
rotect classified infom1ation from falling into the wrong hands. The modem  2008 Page #25  
any description, flights of birds, falling leaves, insect swarms, peculiar  2008 Page #29  
ould have been when the bombs were falling. So, I came to the conclusion th 2008 Page #34  
 disc-shaped object • Reports of a falling, smoking object • Reports of a " 2008 Page #44  
ed tail coming down, out of power, falling." Not long afterwards , I interv 2008 Page #48  
 perception-the unknown object was falling and out of power. Library Archiv 2008 Page #48  
m a fairly high altitude, possibly falling. Estella K.russel and Tim Wenzel 2008 Page #59  
was heard, as if large stones were falling, or artillery was fired. All bui 2008 Page #98  
 such noise came, as if rocks were falling or cannons were firing, the eart 2008 Page #100  
lien spacecraft to prevent it from falling into the hands of the scientific 2008 Page #103  
e Clarionites. An hour or so after falling asleep, said Bethurum , he was a 2009 Page #54  
 and Adrian Bustinza both remember falling to the ground next to each other 2009 Page #69  
ing a drogue parachute to slow the falling bomb and allow the delivery airc 2009 Page #92  
this process we can stop rain from falling where it has been falling for ag 2009 Page #162  
ain from falling where it has been falling for ages." The most astonishing  2009 Page #162  

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 & military status quo) _ 4) Legal fallout from the cover-up (Constitutiona 2007 Page #36  

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lined, "Unidentified Flying Object Falls Near Kecksburg." Above the headlin 2003 Page #55  
f Area: Unidentified Flying Object Falls Near Kecksburg" Tribune-Review, Gr 2003 Page #72  
ge o Danger if advanced technology falls into hands of unfriendly foreign p 2003 Page #172  
dnous eotije goes &woes the sky an falls 4:)wn into the Sea. This phenomeno 2004 Page #19  
y 30, 1947 V-2 Rocket, Off Course, Falls Near Juarez 38 Lose Lives In Worst 2004 Page #67  
e? The use of forensic linguistics falls in this category, i.e. the examina 2005 Page #136  
 to about IO times that of Niagara Falls, and the reflector, perhaps of pur 2009 Page #158  

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is official or unofficial, true or false, ethical or unethical —and by infe 2003 Page #176  
uld anyone be impressed by a known false statement?" Actually, most people  2003 Page #183  
for validity offered"Explanation • False - see "restricted ’example • Only  2003 Page #186  
 it a satellite, a meteorite, or a false alarm? 5                           2004 Page #8  
e of that mound is what I think is false water tanks, 'cause we tried to re 2004 Page #51  
y his cases. This would seem to be false, since 79% of the cases cited have 2004 Page #115  
17 WHAT SOME HOAXERS DO • Create a false claim like the anomalous reports • 2004 Page #122  
man had a lot of Roswell tales and false documents to go along with them, h 2004 Page #137  
stronaut considered the statements false or somehow libelous. Co-author Cha 2004 Page #145  
tocols devised to eliminate such a false explanation. Reich even describes  2005 Page #92  
d notes that some hoaxers create a false claim. For example, plant the clai 2005 Page #132  
on; it is not as simple as true or false, hoaxed or real. Furthermore, each 2005 Page #135  
 case. 1t is important to weed out false cases, and this places a special b 2005 Page #138  
on specialists? The same old tired false anti-MJ-12 arguments keep being pu 2006 Page #12  
rticle in Wikipedia is loaded with false and misleading claims For example, 2006 Page #12  
"ring of truth" test. It just felt false. The more I thought about it, the  2006 Page #85  
rtion of the narrative was clearly false. But what of the cover story's oth 2006 Page #85  
n *ending air attack resulted in a false alarm in this capitol ci0 todol. N 2006 Page #169  
real, partially real and partially false (disinformation) or completely fal 2006 Page #177  
lse (disinformation) or completely false. Opinions differ widely on this. T 2006 Page #177  
rationale for creating the CIA was false. There must have been other reason 2007 Page #12  
oherent picture. The official (but false) story about UFOs, as presented vi 2007 Page #23  
 errors ► 9) Willingness to report false CIA claims about UFOs ► 10) Docume 2007 Page #23  
 errors ► 9) Willingness tO report false ClA claims about UFOs ► 10) Docume 2007 Page #24  
erride local broadcasts and insert false broadcasts on top, with no one bei 2007 Page #28  
s it a saceUice, a meteorite, or a false alarm? On May 18, 1978 the US Emba 2007 Page #142  
0, led by Coral Lorenzen . After a false start with Project Blue Book, whic 2007 Page #195  
e demonstrably, and outrageously , false and misleading-as you will soon le 2008 Page #24  
ome secret test, which is patently false; as such tests would be conducted  2008 Page #66  
ig Connection, wrote: "lt would be false to say [John D. Rockefeller] was t 2008 Page #144  
 and deception. But it wouldn't be false to say the Rockefeller money has b 2008 Page #144  
l:i.nd :ind Beyond, 1989-1990 ■ 9: False D:i.wn, 1990-1991 151              2008 Page #157  
                                9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 ■ The Abortive Dis 2008 Page #167  
g The New World Order ■ Conclusion False Dawn ■ .,_~ possibly abortive UFO  2008 Page #167  
lated to a hoaxed document as also false, but there is a good argument agai 2009 Page #12  
onceivable that the alarm could be false. There might even be situations in 2009 Page #22  
Dreamland and Beyond, 1989-1990 9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 ■ The Srructute of 2009 Page #150  
                                9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 ■Aviati on Weeki·  2009 Page #151  
tive UFO Dis/Y ■UFOs in space · 9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 9: False Da"'-i1,  2009 Page #151  
pace · 9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 9: False Da"'-i1, 1990-1991 ■A possible abo 2009 Page #151  
ossible abortive UFO Disclosure 9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 IIAviation Weekly  2009 Page #151  
e Tehachap California. aircra~" 9: False Da\\rn, 1990-1991 ■The Gulf War an 2009 Page #151  
                                9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 "lndividunl Truget 2009 Page #152  
d the UFO ph,,nam!!irulll, ;..--9: False Dawn, 1990-1991 ■Case of US.I\? Tc 2009 Page #152  

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nd without pretext. ln a classinc "false-flag" operation, German soldiers d 2008 Page #128  

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 truth to a wider audience has not faltered. Bill McDonald of Mesa AZ drew  2003 Page #2  
 truth to a wider audience has not faltered. For further information about  2004 Page #2  
mmary of cases where visitors haYe faltered to earth, alJow yourself to dra 2005 Page #117  
 truth to a wider audience has not faltered. The information contained in t 2006 Page #2  
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 truth to a wider audience has nor faltered. The information contained in t 2008 Page #3  

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f religious fundamentalists (Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson come to mind)  2006 Page #10  

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ittority Nh/J~?GOQSo j , IMA Pateg/faM | TOP CTgRB f- DRAFT OF TKLESRAM TO  2003 Page #229  

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er as one of its primary claims to fame. More than a million visitors have  2004 Page #148  
r Mariner pitchers, would find his fame with another team (the then-Califor 2006 Page #186  
e benefited, in terms of wealth or fame, from this unsolved mystery. All th 2006 Page #192  
varez (of the CIA debunking report fame of 1953) became joined on several g 2009 Page #9  
 be the "Deep Throat" of Watergate fame. 26                                 2009 Page #32  

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

very beginning of 20th century, by famed archaeologist Vikentiy Khvyoka who 2004 Page #167  
ed Development Projects (ADP), the famed Skunk Works. Some of the stamps ev 2006 Page #84  
e by Ben fuch, (former head of the famed Lockheed SkunkWorks, and Kelly Joh 2007 Page #114  
r with Farben chief Schmitz, hired famed New York publicist Ivy Lee to pass 2008 Page #127  

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y of camping in the mountajns. The fami1) consisted then of the now decease 2007 Page #196  

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- years-old, living with his large famiJ) of a dozen siblings on the outski 2005 Page #69  

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unt: Just family. Mom: Right, just famiJy. 1 have never told anyone except  2007 Page #172  

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ogging trade, immediatel y got the famil) home and rook his equipment ro th 2007 Page #128  

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

 one case per million per year. In familial CJD, it is known that there are 2006 Page #114  

Word: "familiar", 36 instance(s) (Back to Top)

with a flashlight. He was somewhat familiar with the area since he had hunt 2003 Page #60  
t location since Joel was somewhat familiar with the area since he had hunt 2003 Page #68  
n is to apply a simple flame test, familiar to most students taking basic c 2003 Page #114  
O information, with which I am not familiar which might be related to some  2003 Page #196  
onth or six weeks. He is generally familiar with the state of affairs in Ch 2003 Page #224  
te as possible. QQ Re is generally familiar with the China state of affairs 2003 Page #230  
 small emblem with which I was not familiar. Closer scrutiny revealed that  2004 Page #12  
 light because they were more than familiar with every buoy and buoy light  2004 Page #39  
ret. The front cover photograph is familiar to those of us who... SLIDE #17 2004 Page #69  
 was tougher than anything we were familiar with on earth. "It was conclude 2004 Page #74  
FO information with which I am not familiar that might be related to some s 2004 Page #186  
One example of this is that he was familiar with the &van aben invasion rem 2004 Page #196  
cupied by Ben Rich. He clearly was familiar with Sarbacher's statement. And 2005 Page #81  
 However, the ORAC most people are familiar with was designed to hold a sin 2005 Page #90  
 physicist, told Moise that he was familiar with Reich's work. Harry Habere 2005 Page #99  
lt of the ad hoc manner that those familiar with crash retrieval operations 2006 Page #24  
ed) can be perceived as strange or familiar, sudden or gradual, hostile or  2006 Page #52  
ations. If the NHI life form seems familiar (for example, more or less huma 2006 Page #52  
enarios of Contact Net Effect FAST Familiar iiiii Strange k Familiar SLOW S 2006 Page #54  
fect FAST Familiar iiiii Strange k Familiar SLOW Strange Being must be clea 2006 Page #54  
al Conference FAST SLOW Net Effect Familiar Strange _ Familiar g Strane , T 2006 Page #55  
SLOW Net Effect Familiar Strange _ Familiar g Strane , There could be wides 2006 Page #55  
onse and welcome. Despite positive/familiar signs, government would necessa 2006 Page #58  
 the NHI showed its benevolent and familiar nature. To prevent undue social 2006 Page #58  
rs adapt. Since the NHI seems both familiar and positive, it would be easie 2006 Page #60  
, guidance and reassurance. Unlike familiar NHI, a strange NHI would retain 2006 Page #61  
ajor conflict. Maximum emphasis on familiar aspects — "They're like us in s 2006 Page #66  
ble deniabilit y?) Many of you are familiar wi~ the variou~ disinformation  2007 Page #24  
 thjs time, 1989, the term was one familiar to serious students of ufology  2007 Page #75  
nergy stuff is amazmg. MW: Are you familiar with the term Honeypot, i.e. so 2007 Page #86  
ificall} seated that he indeed was familiar with this aircraft, and in his  2007 Page #115  
 Mom and Aunt: This looks about as familiar an area as we can find. Paul: W 2007 Page #168  
thirty-nine business leaders, with familiar names like Krupp, Siemens, Thys 2008 Page #126  
raduate of the Naval Academy , was familiar with both mtelhgence work and t 2008 Page #131  
 is more difficult. One individual familiar with military UFO technology an 2009 Page #21  
 or even informed speculation I am familiar with suggests this possibility  2009 Page #140  

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              Scenarios of Contact Familiar-positive implies very big oppor 2006 Page #66  
ale benefit with low disruption. - Familiar-positive implies very big oppor 2006 Page #66  

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

l (slow) 2. the apparent degree of familiarity or strangeness 3. human inte 2006 Page #52  
onference The perception along the familiarity -strangeness dimension is ba 2006 Page #53  
ions. We arrived at three areas of familiarity -strangeness that bear consi 2006 Page #53  
bside rather quickly. The sense of familiarity will mask, for many, the pro 2006 Page #58  
or signs of physical/psychological familiarity and vulnerability, in case o 2006 Page #59  
liar -Negative ...] Government NHI familiarity fosters belief that we under 2006 Page #62  
ld be a sense of hope based on NHI familiarity. There would also be a sense 2006 Page #62  
amiliar -Positive - While apparent familiarity would aid in assessing posit 2006 Page #65  
w-Familiar -Positive Both apparent familiarity and slow occurrence would ai 2006 Page #66  
ion of the human species. Apparent familiarity will make negative assessmen 2006 Page #67  

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intention of thjs paper is to help familiarize the reader with the specific 2005 Page #88  
round Braxton County and helped to familiarize me with the area while I was 2006 Page #94  

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Cuba, according to their surviving families today. The investigator who fou 2004 Page #70  
. The investigator who found those families is businessman Scott Ramsey, Vi 2004 Page #70  
r Aztec. Eventually he was lead to families of two Aztec and Cuba, New Mexi 2004 Page #72  
o, police officers, who told their families about the UFO disc each saw in  2004 Page #72  
etrieving the testimonies from the families, they kept using the words, 'Lo 2004 Page #72  
O Crash Retrieval Conference Their families were lied to... unfortunate acc 2006 Page #9  
01 that the USA had a meeting with families of the crew members that they w 2006 Page #9  
ipants can tell no one - including families. • Participants must have true  2006 Page #32  
ew the boys growing up, knew their families, and said they were well respec 2006 Page #93  
tter of weeks-the homes that their families had occupied for generations. T 2008 Page #27  
ildren, most of whom come from the families of illegal aliens. Standardized 2008 Page #143  
by the Gennan Bertelsmann and Mohn families. The remaining 23.1 percent own 2008 Page #144  
ossible that the wealthy globalist families and companies that first create 2008 Page #144  
lesham Forest UFO incident art our families history, and the historic chang 2009 Page #139  

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share this story with his wife and family. With this intriguing story and l 2003 Page #21  
 on the force would know about his family connection, especially the corone 2003 Page #34  
andidates. Each person and related family is being researched. Who Likely H 2003 Page #34  
r Force interviewed witnesses of a family who lived not far from the crash  2003 Page #56  
 incident. Some of these folks had family members, friends or neighbors dir 2003 Page #57  
lic at a local mall. A man and his family were walking by and stopped to lo 2003 Page #63  
hat case. The man who was with his family spoke up and asked if they were t 2003 Page #63  
 electronics company. Mike and his family lived in Kecksburg in 1965 close  2003 Page #67  
 attention at this point since his family is against it, but he is willing  2003 Page #70  
ield near the house that the Hay's family was renting, which was on the way 2003 Page #70  
, as it turned out), and moves his family to Washington, accepting a dollar 2003 Page #86  
as he has learned that Forrestal's family has asked the famous Dr. Menninge 2003 Page #90  
am a bit paranoid, but I do have a family & career to think about. I hope y 2003 Page #103  
Paul Bennewitz remains in the same family as the CIA's MKULTRA mind-control 2003 Page #151  
 meter, and members of the Quillin family and one of the employees has been 2003 Page #179  
ding to what the Reverend told the family his cousin Cordell Hull had taken 2003 Page #190  
s old on the day of the crash, her family lived outside of town and no one  2004 Page #29  
s supposed to have hit." The Oates family all suffered serious health probl 2004 Page #29  
own the next day. Returning to the family farm, he described a mass of torn 2004 Page #30  
ment, the deformities of the Oates family, the recollection of Charlie Step 2004 Page #31  
olice Officer) finally said to the family — 'That actually did happen. I wa 2004 Page #72  
 site that day.' Going back to the family members, they remember him saying 2004 Page #72  
 DNA) Definition: Any virus in the family Retroyiridae that has RNA as its  2004 Page #81  
ke his promise and admitted to his family that he had seen more than a weat 2004 Page #84  
Girardeau, Missouri, USA 1 1 1 1 1 Family Member Charlette Mann VI, 69-71 U 2004 Page #110  
the USSR Majestic 12 Artem Mikoyan Family of Engineers,Test Pilots, and Min 2004 Page #158  
out the affair. On the 26'\ as his family watched the evening news talking  2005 Page #33  
 -tell no one. Perhaps a friend or family member. Unquestionably, this is a 2005 Page #74  
ng convicted members of the McNabb family, leading to a doctrine for police 2005 Page #126  
er the cameraman or members of his family will eventually go public. Until  2005 Page #150  
 got a small share. Jose Padilla's family lived on a ranch to the south of  2005 Page #153  
 since he was the onl) male in the family not serving in the armed forces a 2005 Page #153  
, Seate Policeman Eddie Apodaca, a family friend who had been summoned by F 2005 Page #155  
to gather in churches or with peer/family groups for security. Many will st 2006 Page #59  
ter story?" I explained that I had family in these parts and would stay wit 2006 Page #92  
 realized that I had relatives and family ties to Braxton County, I was no  2006 Page #92  
om 1971 to 1974. My wife [and] her family came from Corwen. At the time tha 2006 Page #126  
ter that, his father had moved the family to Las Vegas while he studied mor 2006 Page #151  
when Paul was seven-years-old, the family had moved to Cedar City, Utah, ab 2006 Page #151  
tless research into our collective family history, she knows her way around 2006 Page #180  
our front yard with the rest of my family, staring up with a mix of wonder  2006 Page #182  
; and moved to California with his family in the early Sixties (enough said 2006 Page #194  
 visit the test Site, with planned Family Day visits, but never saw as much 2006 Page #199  
ter death, having suffered a major family tragedy prior to working with him 2006 Page #207  
. ► 1950: Death of Pope Sr. sparks family struggle for control of II Progre 2007 Page #26  
eenager years. MW: \Xlhat was your family situation like when younger, did  2007 Page #79  
 way. "tvfW: Do you have any close family who are militaf)' or police? GM:N 2007 Page #81  
\.X/: Any famous or well respected family members of note? I'm just curious 2007 Page #81  
ave you got a clean slate sensible family around ) ou? GM: Yeah they are pr 2007 Page #82  
ce can be done. As at the time his family didn't even know what their fathe 2007 Page #84  
 Elk Mountain, Wyoming,Joe and his family were camping and they saw an oran 2007 Page #127  
onJy dirt trails back in 1974. The family thought one particular rockcovere 2007 Page #168  
: No, strangely enough. Aunt: Just family. Mom: Right, just famiJy. 1 have  2007 Page #172  
y. 1 have never told anyone except family. DO YOU HA VE ANY JDEA WHY? Mom:  2007 Page #172  
 talk that much about it even with family. DO YOU THINK IT WAS THAT YOU WER 2007 Page #172  
RALLY SO SCARED? Aunt: We did tell family, but. Paul: It's hard to talk abo 2007 Page #172  
ately 18 hours (6 PM). The Poulain family was 189                           2007 Page #195  
ProoD, where he describes chat the family was enjoying a beautiful summer l 2007 Page #196  
eed, rusappearing from sight." The family remained silent for a few moments 2007 Page #196  
sibly a meteorite, that he and his family had found in the Andes, and wante 2007 Page #197  
 reported what she had seen to her family. She believed the sighting lasted 2008 Page #50  
ole my g-damned camera!., Miller's family ran a gravel pit. Supposedly the  2008 Page #53  
e. More interestingly , the Miller family was described as having money pro 2008 Page #53  
til this event; however , Miller's family bought a new pickup truck and a b 2008 Page #53  
cused on the gravel pit run by his family in close proximity to the Crash,  2008 Page #54  
979) later he was offduty with his family on SR I 05 near the Ocosta Bargai 2008 Page #55  
cing law enforcement with home and family, and trying to find time for othe 2008 Page #55  
after her UFO sighting. She told a family member who reported her sighting  2008 Page #70  
tion there was Jacob Schiff, whose family had lived with the Rothschild fam 2008 Page #125  
mily had lived with the Rothschild family in Frankfurt , Ge1many. Schiff, a 2008 Page #125  
 foreign bank accounts because his family secretly owned an entire chain of 2008 Page #129  
of a relationship with the Thyssen family after the initial 1942 seizures.  2008 Page #129  
 a relative of the Presidents Bush family. ln 1949, the U.S. Intelligence B 2008 Page #131  
r. and financed by the Rockefeller family. The American College of Surgeons 2008 Page #140  
is a fourth-generation member of a family long connected to Rockefeller oil 2008 Page #142  
newspapers, 21 magazines including Family Circle, Parents, Geo and Stern. B 2008 Page #143  
The Year in Review ■ The Kno\;Jles Family Encounter ■ The U.S. Coast Guard  2008 Page #165  
t claim to protect himself and his family after his business was sabotaged, 2009 Page #30  

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 rus brother Robert grew up on the family's rural estate observing nature a 2005 Page #88  
ntil war's end. \'v'ith all of the family's property and holdings vaporized 2005 Page #89  

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reductions due to plagues, wars or famine. Epidemiologists study this histo 2006 Page #107  

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 backwards -after one of the early famjlies who settled in the Mojave Deser 2005 Page #164  

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                          Contents Famous UFO-Related Quotes .............. 2003 Page #3  
                                   Famous UFO-Related Quotes Ryan S. Wood S 2003 Page #5  
                                   Famous UFO-Related Quotes President Rona 2003 Page #7  
                                   Famous UFO-Related Quotes Governor Howar 2003 Page #9  
                                   Famous UFO-Related Quotes Albert M. Chop 2003 Page #11  
                                   Famous UFO-Related Quotes James E. McDon 2003 Page #13  
                                   Famous UFO-Related Quotes *  iGeorge Fil 2003 Page #15  
                                   Famous UFO-Related Quotes Brig. Gen. Tho 2003 Page #17  
                                   Famous UFO-Related Quotes 3 'I ’Cosmonau 2003 Page #19  
cdocuments com Appendix Classified Famous Quotes Access Restricted MAJIC-12 2003 Page #19  
e Maury Island case. Arnold, whose famous sighting came three days after Ma 2003 Page #41  
ocation to which wreckage from the famous Roswell incident was reportedly t 2003 Page #83  
t Forrestal's family has asked the famous Dr. Menninger to be the psychiatr 2003 Page #90  
is Air Force Base in Nevada at the famous Groom Lake site (Area 51 known as 2003 Page #102  
t to "bless the bodies." After the famous "Battle of L.A." there were two c 2003 Page #170  
ess resembles that reported in the famous Cash-Landrum Texas case resulting 2003 Page #173  
ber 1952. This briefing has become famous because of the MJ-12 document mai 2003 Page #191  
rrestrial intelligence. Sheehan is famous for his legal work on the Pentago 2003 Page #197  
 The peak seemed to come after the famous May 29, 1947 "Juarez, Mexico" exp 2004 Page #67  
bodies. The animal mutilations are famous for being bloodless, without trac 2004 Page #82  
ng before Harold Shermon wrote his famous 1946 book The Green Man about an  2004 Page #84  
ith an alleged 1955 viewing of the famous "Blue Room" at WPAFB. More signif 2004 Page #119  
part of the retrieval process. The famous Kecksburg retrieval is an excelle 2004 Page #129  
as a second part. It occurred when famous British photographer, Mike Malone 2004 Page #179  
h the subject of UFOs. We have the famous story how Nixon made it possible  2004 Page #180  
Not MJ-12 Related • Dr. John Mac — Famous abduction researcher — died vehic 2004 Page #201  
 the mention of the Blue Room (the famous Blue Room where UFO artifacts wer 2004 Page #246  
is the handwriting of Ben Chidlaw, famous Strategic Air Command General. Ac 2004 Page #247  
 a reference to Donald Menzel, the famous Harvard astronomer identified as  2004 Page #247  
have been six years after the more famous Roswell crashes and retrievals of 2005 Page #45  
viation technology not onJy at the famous Groom Lake Facility in southern N 2005 Page #83  
gy. Addressing the notion that the famous Roswell crash was precipitated by 2005 Page #120  
 primary case of th.is type is the famous Roswell crash (in fact, multiple  2005 Page #121  
 mingled with the powerful and the famous, having dined in the Kremlin with 2005 Page #149  
tions and construction. Two of our famous stealth aircraft, the B-2 and the 2005 Page #167  
 founder Kelly Johnson and the man famous for the F-117 Nighthawk Stealth f 2005 Page #174  
in the space program or possibly a famous test pilot. Attempts by reporters 2006 Page #75  
nster." Most of these books show a famous photograph taken in 1952 of Mrs.  2006 Page #91  
lien creatures. The first one, the famous "War of the Worlds"7 by H.G. Well 2006 Page #102  
s, has been made into at least one famous radio broadcast 8 and two movies. 2006 Page #102  
ton Down controversy: Although the famous UFO incident at Rendlesham Forest 2006 Page #132  
ong with their occupants. The most famous publicly reported crash was betwe 2006 Page #140  
r version of the Carvel Compan y's famous Flying Saucer ice cream sandwich  2007 Page #65  
af)' or police? GM:No lVf\.X/: Any famous or well respected family members  2007 Page #81  
rk of one of the earliest and most famous figures in U foJogy -Donald Keyho 2007 Page #132  
case in Brazil are two of the most famous), we wanted to restrict this pape 2007 Page #201  
e John G. Fuller described the now famous UFO encounters of police officers 2008 Page #42  
eds. Then you would.have lived the famous limerick: There once was a lady n 2008 Page #95  
 Watson in I 983, posited that the famous playwright Anton Chekhov knew the 2008 Page #102  
uting sentence or word length. The famous United Nations address (noted in  2008 Page #107  
three days before Kenneth Arnold's famous Mount Rainier sightings. Known as 2009 Page #29  
have been six years after the more famous Roswell crashes and retrievals of 2009 Page #51  
rnher von Braun, arguably the most famous of the rocket scientists brought  2009 Page #92  
 discussed this interview with the famous scientist several times. It was J 2009 Page #92  
dwide reported on Kenneth Arnold's famous sighting. 149                     2009 Page #155  
hysteria. Kenneth Arnold After his famous June 24, 1947 sighting, Kenneth A 2009 Page #179  

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, the proverbial srur will rut the fan. There is one consideration I confes 2005 Page #85  
ive, coherent human response or to fan paranoia and chaotic reactions. In a 2006 Page #57  
program, known as Unit 731, at Pin Fan, Manchuria and other cities in China 2006 Page #107  
nd sticking the bits on the intake fan of the chemistry lab and turning it  2007 Page #82  
hands pile into pickup truclcs and fan out across the rolling prairie of no 2007 Page #145  
ING IN THE 1960S IN THAT 91-DEGREE FAN ARRAY AT ORFORD NESS AND WAS USING H 2008 Page #76  

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7 Aerial photograph of COBRA Ml ST fan-shaped radar array SLIDE# 8 COBRA MI 2008 Page #73  

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er. Cutler, like Eisenhower, was a fanatic about secrecy. Cutler was the Ex 2004 Page #103  
 in 1997, is one example. He was a fanatic about the Roswell case and busy  2004 Page #144  

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ing people. We had a fair share of fanatics, psychotics and people on the " 2006 Page #204  

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out of hand as nothing more than a fanciful hoax generated by some unfortun 2006 Page #126  
d the plane. According to the most fanciful speculation, Crisman would have 2009 Page #31  

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lephone is cheaper! Hah. It is all fancily dressed hogwash. They could easi 2006 Page #11  

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ess and contrast. No filtering, no fancy computer enhancement stuff—nothing 2004 Page #227  
fact here is that we have only had fancy technology for perhaps 100 years.  2006 Page #5  

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At that point, that tied in to Ken Fancy's story, also backing up his claim 2004 Page #217  

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ued to verify his findings without fanfare or public acknowledgement. One o 2005 Page #91  

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lized these three objects actually fanned out across the United States on w 2006 Page #97  

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pinions would rapidly proliferate, fanning public confusion and turmoil. Go 2006 Page #59  

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gy than we have discovered so far. Fans of Star Trek and Star Wars and othe 2008 Page #95  

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terrestrials could be dismissed as fantasies, dreams, delusions and hoaxes, 2008 Page #35  

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t maybe, Bethurum wasn't quite the fantasist that so many believed him to b 2009 Page #55  

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tion, so how do we know that these fantastic statements and documents are a 2003 Page #26  
d to uncover his own cornucopia of fantastic scenarios. The heat of the sch 2003 Page #146  
 disc itself." These are certainly fantastic revelations, but how much can  2004 Page #13  
OT MAXIM ANY CLAIMS OF THAT OR ANY FANTASTIC CLAIMS LIKE THAT, YOU KNOW. WH 2004 Page #24  
iness there for UFO -"Unbelievably Fantastic Opportunities." The French aer 2007 Page #61  
pwards and climbed up rapidly in a fantastic maneuver. We followed the spec 2007 Page #194  
 along this line. It may be just a fantastic dream. It may not." Light wave 2009 Page #162  

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nfused with them" Dr Isaac Asimov. Fantasy and Science Fiction. 3. “All nnn 2003 Page #118  
ate them to the worlds of myth and fantasy? Or can there be yet another, ev 2006 Page #123  
lier. "U.F.O. Landing is Fact, Not Fantasy, Russians Insist" opened with th 2009 Page #138  

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ther 1961 or 1977 earliest Dr.Wood fanuary 30, 2001 Page 3 The ballpoint in 2007 Page #46  

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s. In my opinion, the UFO problem, far from being the 'nonsense problem' it 2003 Page #13  
 his eye as it fell into woods not far away. He and his sister ran home whe 2003 Page #54  
ed in Mount Pleasant Township, not far from my hometown of Greensburg, Penn 2003 Page #54  
ron was quoted as saying, "that as far as the department (Defense Departmen 2003 Page #55  
itnesses of a family who lived not far from the crash site, but who had an  2003 Page #56  
received that another resident not far from Kecksburg had also gone down in 2003 Page #63  
were curious, and having driven so far wanted to find out more. 66          2003 Page #70  
e gravity: mercury and bismuth. So far, the Bi/Mg was "dead," not moving, i 2003 Page #111  
 Gabriel Valdez, an officer in the far northwestern corner of the state had 2003 Page #143  
. The area patrolled by Valdez had far more than its share of UFO sightings 2003 Page #143  
and intelligence establishment was far, far more intricate and complicated  2003 Page #147  
ntelligence establishment was far, far more intricate and complicated than  2003 Page #147  
 to them from their vantage points far inside the base. The events and orga 2003 Page #148  
 it was electronic gobbledygook as far as he could tell. There were pattern 2003 Page #149  
at that. Perhaps they even went as far as reporting their sightings to the  2003 Page #151  
nd for Bennewitz to take things as far as he did, these organizations and t 2003 Page #151  
7 October, 1947 “...has failed, so far, to identify it as a V-2, GAPA or ot 2003 Page #158  
Excellent provenance. Slide 42. As far as SOM 1-01 goes, the provenance beg 2003 Page #179  
61. The only two not touched on so far are "Why would the Government keep E 2003 Page #185  
een doing for nearly 50 years. How far have we come? To what extent is our  2003 Page #187  
nce such as crashes. This is quite far from the truth. Once sworn in a pres 2003 Page #189  
he answer to your question. No, as far as I know, an alien spacecraft did n 2003 Page #201  
=©®3a Ccssasd Center without daisy far the purpose of sating on of the repo 2003 Page #212  
ill pre*e*d t* China without delay far th* Pits^ oo of Baking a* appraisal  2003 Page #213  
 Cl—aral Watoaaysr raters via Xar— far a tolaf aui'wy af sairaat aoatltla — 2003 Page #221  
aft «f a dlrastiw ta Ossa—1 —aaysr far ywr appro —1, Tte law atari — af tor 2003 Page #221  
s will pnm  to Chlaa wlthest *elay far th* pmyooi «f ea aypealaal f the pol 2003 Page #223  
uences of talking to the press. So far, se^-ecy seems to be forking. All ci 2003 Page #235  
 there were other bodies found not far from LZ—1 that looked as if they had 2003 Page #236  
ject was terrestrial in origin, or far more exotic in nature. The key point 2004 Page #7  
a measure that has been unknown so far. The investigation has also shown th 2004 Page #12  
aft recovered at Spitsbergen. , By far the most intriguing aspect of this s 2004 Page #14  
spheres in less than ten years. By far the most interesting piece of eviden 2004 Page #16  
he crashed UFO controversy extends far beyond Roswell both geographically a 2004 Page #17  
s were from correspondents from as far north as southern Oklahoma to as far 2004 Page #32  
r north as southern Oklahoma to as far south as Austin. The object was refe 2004 Page #32  
experimenting with this vessel. So far, it's a surprise. We expect to revol 2004 Page #32  
ou called something a UFO, then as far as the fishermen were concerned, the 2004 Page #41  
ere it came to rest. The area that far out was never searched. 2. The objec 2004 Page #42  
d anecdotal evidence that Chris so far had not uncovered. 39                2004 Page #42  
 the sightings that night involved far too many people to fully contain. C  2004 Page #51  
ut the window) "Just literally the far side of that mound where that concre 2004 Page #51  
 bomb-proof hanger is, yes? At the far side of that, there's a mound. And t 2004 Page #51  
ed up with concrete bricks. At the far side of that mound is what I think i 2004 Page #51  
specs, actual measurements, or how far underground, or how large... G. No.  2004 Page #53  
t Roswell and White Sands. But, so far, the tribal story is only anecdotal. 2004 Page #74  
 there were other bodies found not far from Landing Zone 1 between Corona a 2004 Page #79  
scs to study? A: The technology is far beyond what is known in ordinary ter 2004 Page #100  
lation Most of what I have said so far, in my opinion, is strongly supporte 2004 Page #130  
arry Goldwater, who merely went so far as to imply in strong terms that it  2004 Page #132  
dle/Schmitt books about Roswell, I far prefer the first one, which seemed t 2004 Page #137  
ont of a brigade of the press. "As far as I know," he said, "no alien space 2004 Page #140  
ed extremely well with Korolev Had far reaching vision on reverse engineeri 2004 Page #157  
e's no such thing as you are in so far you can't get out? Well I don't know 2004 Page #190  
ities.' This is, of course, not so far fetched as debunkers may have us bel 2004 Page #218  
 do the withheld documents contain far more on the Aztec case than has been 2004 Page #219  
tem from the United States Navy.3° Far from being what Pflock dismisses as  2004 Page #220  
tly unique in America at the time. Far more renowned men, including Charles 2004 Page #224  
nt investigator what I conclude so far are three things. The first is that  2004 Page #247  
should be in the papers and spread far and wide, but the media sensitivity, 2004 Page #253  
report of a possible UFO crash not far from Varginha that would have occurr 2005 Page #36  
oles in the ground just to see how far down we could go before we hit solid 2005 Page #71  
pection, and deniability are never far from one's mind in circles such as t 2005 Page #80  
k trillions of ancient stars-whose far planets are just now being found 1 T 2005 Page #117  
terial Command summed it all up as far back as September, 1947, when he wro 2005 Page #118  
ch interest at the end of World \'(far If. This is indicated in a leaked me 2005 Page #127  
dvanced 12 This memorandum and, by far, the most extensive archive of such  2005 Page #128  
s demonstrated by UFOs, which were far beyond any human technology or human 2005 Page #131  
im to continue spreading the story far and wide and to whoever would listen 2005 Page #133  
e key authenticity metrics that go far beyond the norm. In essence, a zinge 2005 Page #136  
 over 20 clifferent countries. 13y far the most popular TV documentary made 2005 Page #145  
ntilli did trus at our request. As far as Salas was concerned, if thjs was  2005 Page #148  
ad not previousl y made public, as far as I'm aware. I asked him if he had  2005 Page #151  
presents the tip of the iceberg as far as on-going research into the 6Jm is 2005 Page #151  
erimeter guards, or they were very far away. 154                            2005 Page #156  
st a weather balloon, or something far more mysterious, worthy of recovery  2005 Page #158  
ductees they seem less bizarre, by far. We find it hard to believe that the 2005 Page #165  
ruders away or shoot them down. As far back as the summer of 1952 when, in  2006 Page #5  
to see that aliens have technology far in advance of Earthling technology.  2006 Page #5  
able neighbor nearby would provide far more incentive for the development o 2006 Page #5  
 travel is not considered any more far out than crossing the Atlantic on a  2006 Page #6  
ve monitoring systems that provide far more information than we civilians c 2006 Page #8  
aliens, who can come here, must be far more advanced technologically than a 2006 Page #10  
kground to my presentations: A. So far as I know I have worked on more canc 2006 Page #13  
f his immediate army superiors. As far as they were concerned, Stone would  2006 Page #20  
times pulsating — flying at speeds far exceeding other aircraft in the area 2006 Page #30  
ntagon's Missing Money *we mv.tra, far ttm r#4.0. ten Commapamoirmi I 41..  2006 Page #32  
 MOWN 40 difICO 0 rm.. elrimitvoly far Mil sina011.1.1, Anthilp Re. tbe /0/ 2006 Page #37  
name is removed and two new and as far as my investigation has gone, fictit 2006 Page #45  
ngeness can make threat assessment far more difficult, slow-strange-positiv 2006 Page #60  
maintaining economic stability. As far as possible, people would keep going 2006 Page #64  
air by the crew of a JC-130 flying far below. A mothership, based on the A- 2006 Page #77  
site to a depth of six feet and as far as 1,000 feet beyond the last recogn 2006 Page #84  
occurred just west of town and not far from Highway 58, just inside the bas 2006 Page #87  
tly thereafter, and broadcasted as far away as Europe and Japan. This was a 2006 Page #92  
The writer of this article was not far off in his explanation of these two  2006 Page #95  
 there were other bodies found not far from LZ-1 that looked as if they had 2006 Page #104  
k he probably does exist — he'd be far better off talking to people. But To 2006 Page #124  
credentials of James Prescott. How far that goes and what it means, I don't 2006 Page #124  
 it all occurred; so it's not very far away at all. "[She] still remembers  2006 Page #127  
ving. It was difficult to know how far away from us it was as it was pitch  2006 Page #128  
 North Wales community at least as far back as 1976; and were later elabora 2006 Page #129  
me, in the state of Chihuahua, not far from the U.S. border. There the obje 2006 Page #133  
 Exactly. That was the question as far as I know to this day that has never 2006 Page #155  
e air defense installations in the far north were reporting large formation 2006 Page #168  
 "had success tracking aircraft as far as 210 miles away." By combining the 2006 Page #171  
utes for a speed of 500 - 600 mph, far in excess of anything but the fastes 2006 Page #172  
Roswell, NM. However, this was too far away. On the other hand there were f 2006 Page #178  
r. PART 4: DISCONNECTED EVENTS? So far we have three seemingly disconnected 2006 Page #178  
 feet to the surface, and emerging far from each other. Apart from accompli 2006 Page #191  
question is documented at least as far back as 1960 when, at the request of 2007 Page #76  
 flying much higher, and traveling far to fast co be intercepted by his F-8 2007 Page #109  
FB. Avon Park consjsred of runways far too short for the operation of conYe 2007 Page #109  
corporated a unjque feature at the far end. An upward turned "ski slope" wa 2007 Page #114  
 to National Security has now been far out-weig hed by the economic and env 2007 Page #120  
sh. It crossed the horizon from as far as we could see and it didn't leave  2007 Page #121  
ad a pretty good sized airport, as far as the runway goes. Lucille Ball and 2007 Page #125  
ng was hitting those. That was how far the belly of this low-bed was sagged 2007 Page #126  
Dust's work may have extended into far stranger -and possibly even out-of-t 2007 Page #132  
 and Birmingham , Alabama ; and as far away as Greenville, Mississippi. Thi 2007 Page #133  
lue Fl). Marilyn and Moon Dust: By far the most controversial piece of docu 2007 Page #134  
hing Monroe to an extent that went far beyond that described within the pag 2007 Page #135  
, on the basis of our inquiry thus far, that the saucers were staffed by sm 2007 Page #136  
rk of Moon Dust personnel extended far beyond that of merely analyzing reco 2007 Page #139  
ality of the version that has thus far been declassified. Nevertheless, doc 2007 Page #140  
 co adequately resolve the matter. Far more incriguino-however is a "leaked 2007 Page #143  
egrees that remain unresolved thus far -somehow linked to the Vela Incident 2007 Page #144  
ay 17, 1974, plus these photos not far away near the Manzano Mountains and  2007 Page #162  
tains east of Albuquerque, and not far from ChiJjlj, was the access road to 2007 Page #164  
enaul and beyond Tramway Blvd. -as far as we could go after 33 years of hou 2007 Page #168  
the slope. Aunt: And we came up as far as we could on the pavement and then 2007 Page #168  
p the dirt trail -I'm not sure how far we came up when you could see it (UF 2007 Page #168  
UND, CAl"\J YOU EXPLAIN ABOUT HO\V FAR YOU THINK YOU WERE FROM THE CRAFT? P 2007 Page #170  
(behind), we are real close to how far we were that rught. Mom and Aunt: Ye 2007 Page #170  
 the thing was probably about that far (600 to 1,000 feet to rocky hill beh 2007 Page #170  
ugust 1984. He is pictured here on far left. Paul was sent for basic traini 2007 Page #172  
rstellar travel is not possible as far as our current technology permits. B 2007 Page #184  
                                   Far more sophisticated and high-tech ana 2007 Page #201  
ey had one report of a sighting as far away as New York. A NORAD astronomer 2008 Page #9  
t everyone was sure had fallen not far from Eureka. Or maybe "landed" would 2008 Page #10  
ugway Proving grounds not all that far from the area. Tracking the times an 2008 Page #12  
 of selecting national leaders. As far as external national security is con 2008 Page #25  
ity, ever be fully justified? 4 As far as UFOs are concerned, it seems that 2008 Page #26  
 Supposedly the gravel pit was not far from the Crash site. More interestin 2008 Page #53  
racted the attention of drivers as far as 33 miles from the impact location 2008 Page #59  
are adjacent to each other and not far away. A compelling argument could be 2008 Page #59  
ngs from pilots. No Smoking Gun So far as the files are concerned, don't ex 2008 Page #68  
e paper trail can only lead you so far. ln any organization, but especially 2008 Page #69  
ennae up there to modulate. And as far as we know, they weren't modulating  2008 Page #76  
               Hypnotherapist: HOW FAR IN THE FUTURE? A long time. Very lon 2008 Page #91  
ure. It takes too much energy. HOW FAR INTO THE PAST CAN THEY GO? These shi 2008 Page #92  
in a reasonable length of time are far beyond everything that can be expect 2008 Page #95  
smology than we have discovered so far. Fans of Star Trek and Star Wars and 2008 Page #95  
s captured on seismic equipment as far away as Britain. And, in the United  2008 Page #97  
 ly, and there are those who go so far as to give formulas for the creation 2008 Page #112  
ot believe it necessary to go chat far. I::. would mere_y be a matter of in 2008 Page #113  
hering and target selection is not far off. The military imporcance of spac 2008 Page #114  
r the entire Apollo Lunar program, far from being merely "represented" by t 2008 Page #135  
h 'pinkos.' When McCarthy went too far in his Communist investigations , it 2008 Page #141  
\TNO ONE St\,ID!! Apollo was about far more than going to the Moon IF THERE 2008 Page #151  
consulted on the UFO problem, with far more intellectual clout than Don Men 2009 Page #13  
ttack if they had been able to. As far as I know, the UFO incidents did mak 2009 Page #18  
 the true state of UFO reality, so far as such knowledge can be made availa 2009 Page #21  
ield. Nonetheless , the subject is far too important to be left unexplored. 2009 Page #24  
 not, I am convinced that you know far more about the United States intelli 2009 Page #24  
thoritative documentary sources so far for the existence of an MJ-12 Specia 2009 Page #35  
eristic of government work, but so far forensic laboratories have been unab 2009 Page #39  
by (then Deputy Chief of the ClA's Far East Division) to James Angleton in  2009 Page #43  
ritz Werner. 1n reality, there are far more than a handful of stories, repo 2009 Page #48  
light in the forest. They drove as far as they could to the trees, parked a 2009 Page #63  
served some very strange things as far as lights and objects.               2009 Page #70  
what goes on at RAF Bentwaters, as far as the Weapons Storage Area. SOME PE 2009 Page #75  
efell er Center which was not that far from my apartment. It got me wonderi 2009 Page #137  
 the incident and contrast them to far nastier accounts of alien abduction  2009 Page #139  
ors, they maintain, should be made far more welcome then their U.S. counter 2009 Page #139  
onezh? Skepticism can be taken too far. These very columns, in 1920, poured 2009 Page #139  
t four miles, not for killing that far away, but for crashing planes by int 2009 Page #158  
xchanged ideas and information. So far as is known, no details of the proje 2009 Page #159  
mphibious warfare has definite and far reaching possibilities as an offensi 2009 Page #165  
f'flce, Holly1oo0.1, L&l1.l'orn1a, far ten!)orary 6.ut; pending further asa 2009 Page #175  
subject of a different paper as it far too complex to examine in this limit 2009 Page #179  
 iluccecdcd . and wn•n the ;,IMn_n far away but for l:rll•hln" J)l:ine• ,:r 2009 Page #182  

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iscovery of life by humans on some far- away planet was not addressed. Crit 2006 Page #52  
 amazed to find how widespread and far- reaching the story of this incident 2006 Page #91  

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 could not have heard of the other far-flung sightings. After reviewing the 2004 Page #28  

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vicious smear article wLitten by a far-left-leaning journalist, lvWdred Edi 2005 Page #93  

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aterrestrial craft would travel so far-presumably across our galaxy-only to 2005 Page #120  

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 factors, central to which was his far-reaching knowledge of UFO reality, t 2003 Page #85  
of real accomplishment, and of the far-reaching consequences of direct larg 2003 Page #224  
 real cocoa- pllshaent, and of tha far-reaching consequences of direct larg 2003 Page #228  

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read -at the height of the Cold \'(far-to try and com·ince the Soviets that 2005 Page #133  

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f real eaeespllataaot, cs±l c£ b&a far-vaaaMar aaaaafaaeaaa af dlraat lirga 2003 Page #221  

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system, including the dominant LG. Farben and Vereinigte Stahlwerke , which 2008 Page #127  
he Nazi side in World War II." LG. Farben had subsidiaries , offices and re 2008 Page #127  
nnections by pointing out that the Farben chief once "held as much stock in 2008 Page #127  
y the time war began in 1939, I.G. Farben had doubled in size, became the l 2008 Page #127  
rld War II." Teagle, together with Farben chief Schmitz, hired famed New Yo 2008 Page #127  
erica. Payments to Lee came from a Farben U.S. subsidiary , American LG., a 2008 Page #127  
GAF remained a subsidiary of I. G. Farben. Schroeder, the powerful head of  2008 Page #127  
Aniline and Film [part of the I.G. Farben combine], SKF [Swedish Enskilda B 2008 Page #128  
y to the board of directors of LG. Farben with close connections to the Dut 2008 Page #129  
d Film (GAF), a subsidiary of l.G. Farben with 91.5 percent ownership by th 2008 Page #132  
ownership by the brother-in-law of Farben chaim1an Hemrnnn Schmitz. Heading 2008 Page #132  
Hermann Schmitz, chairman of 1. G. Farben and Hermann Abts, chairman of Deu 2008 Page #136  
ritz Thyssen and the powerful I.G. Farben combine , created 750 foreign fro 2008 Page #136  
in Turkey and 98 in Argentina. LG. Farben owned an additional 700 companies 2008 Page #136  
s enjoyed a virtual monopoly. I.G. Farben subsidiaries had a firm hold on t 2008 Page #137  
ces between Standard Oil and I. G. Farben, Standard Oil Vice President Fran 2008 Page #140  

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es , Bernhard was employed in l.G. Farben's Intelligence Department NM7. -- 2008 Page #132  

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D OUT is OF WEATHER BALLOONS would fare (G)**** NEXT could you ** IF WEATHE 2004 Page #229  

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intellectual thinking." ---after a farewell dinner CORSO'S VIEWS ON DEBUNKE 2005 Page #10  
g President Dwight D. Eisenhower's farewell address to the nation detiYered 2007 Page #108  
t floor, where they bid each other farewell. In a few moments , Bethurum wa 2009 Page #55  

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-known UFO researcher named Lucius Farish as the contact person for a group 2009 Page #32  
mself in the third person, telling Farish, "Mr. Crisman is probably the mos 2009 Page #32  

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pewter in color. Going back to Ken Farley and Doug Nolan and the two police 2004 Page #72  
hers before their deaths, were Ken Farley and Douglas Nolan, neither of who 2004 Page #216  
ztec area in the oil fields, while Farley, on his way to San Diego, had jus 2004 Page #216  
ged crash site. Ramsey interviewed Farley in 2000. Farley, who had just got 2004 Page #216  
Ramsey interviewed Farley in 2000. Farley, who had just gotten out of the m 2004 Page #216  
ome sort of ruckus out near Aztec. Farley and his friend drove out to Hart  2004 Page #216  
oviding unexpected support for the Farley story that he had "parked" a few  2004 Page #217  
Aztec 1948 — like the testimony of Farley and Nolan referred to above — wou 2004 Page #222  

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 look. Ramsey recounts the rest of Farley's story: Ken and his friend got t 2004 Page #216  

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various activity around that small farm community. Most of the major Pittsb 2003 Page #55  
e area, but found their way onto a farm lane. Jerry recalls seeing various  2003 Page #60  
rove over. He found himself on the farm lane that numerous other people rep 2003 Page #70  
ion of the area fits well with the farm lane that many other people reporte 2003 Page #70  
strange object had been found on a farm near Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Source st 2004 Page #10  
h of the city of Santa Cruz on the farm of Jan Saavedra by the Campesiono G 2004 Page #11  
H OF THE CITY DT SANTA CRUZ oN tHe FARM OF JON SAAvEDRA ST THE CAMPESIONO G 2004 Page #21  
 next day. Returning to the family farm, he described a mass of torn metal  2004 Page #30  
ying co run across the road from a farm. Gardingo described a creature almo 2005 Page #35  
d crashed. He puUed over next to a farm where the UFO had probably crashed, 2005 Page #37  
and his wife were driving to their farm in the neighborhood when they saw i 2005 Page #37  
." Just after 5.00 p.m., CST, on a farm near Franklin, Kentucky, the remrun 2005 Page #64  
mber of 1991, I visited a cousin's farm in Frametown, West Virginia, locate 2006 Page #89  
occurred over and near my cousin's farm. I was overwhelmed when I saw dozen 2006 Page #89  
 the crest of a knoll located on a farm on the other side of the road. The  2006 Page #89  
ountain located on the back of the farm and crash-landed to the ground.     2006 Page #89  
 four of the curious boys onto the farm located directly behind the house i 2006 Page #90  
 the five boys proceeded up to the farm and were joined by another boy, a s 2006 Page #90  
 the time the group arrived at the farm, it was dusk. They walked up a dirt 2006 Page #90  
creaming in terror and ran off the farm. Within a half hour, the word about 2006 Page #90  
 and the boys who walked up on the farm that night and claimed they saw a m 2006 Page #93  
 the boys did see something on the farm that night, but what it was and whe 2006 Page #93  
mes and he actually took me to the farm where the monster was seen and expl 2006 Page #93  
onel Leavitt took me to the Fisher Farm in Flatwoods where the incident occ 2006 Page #95  
red. During the second trip to the farm, I was granted an interview and I v 2006 Page #95  
was also ordered to then go to the farm and retrieve any and all samples fr 2006 Page #95  
 and fifty troops also went to the farm in Flatwoods and gathered several s 2006 Page #95  
ow what it was" that landed on the farm. Leavitt also told me that the 50 t 2006 Page #95  
he night" at the crash site on the farm "in case something else happened."  2006 Page #95  
fter went to the crash site on the farm. He was the first person to have in 2006 Page #98  
e data point. Since the mid-1960s, farm animals, mostly cattle, have been f 2006 Page #115  
Miami. Next door was a CIA antenna farm. UFOs had been reported over Miami, 2006 Page #143  
ances to shop at Roswell Livestock Farm Suppl)." The darkening 'ET'ish hori 2007 Page #60  
ield is from SONY. Even though the farm couple is obviously shaken by this  2007 Page #73  
54. Trus allowed the Air Force to "farm out" their own saucer program on fo 2007 Page #111  
nsas and Iowa. On John Sunderman's farm outside Madison, Neb., a cow was ki 2007 Page #146  
s report, " ... you could hear the farm animals making a lot of noises." In 2008 Page #80  
this time, the animals on a nearby farm went into a frenzy .... The next da 2008 Page #93  

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

ed that in 1978, a Denison, Texas, farmer named John Martin saw a dark flyi 2004 Page #28  
 to view and, being a conservative farmer type, he declined to talk about a 2004 Page #30  
0 No names or corroboration V, 8-9 Farmer found crashed disc and alien bodi 2004 Page #114  
ary, Villas-Boas was a 23 year old farmer in Brazil on a tractor in October 2006 Page #109  
LL TEXT OF BEN'S REMARKS ( compare farmer Trent's photos with the photograp 2007 Page #49  
r_folli!g_. " ... And at least one farmer claims that a shiny UFO landed in 2007 Page #146  

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

significant was what occurred in a farmer's field less than a mile from the 2004 Page #47  
ling, they made their way into the farmer's field called Capel Green. Here  2004 Page #47  

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

e from all walks of life including farmers, teachers, law enforcement offic 2003 Page #57  
on phenomena that was haunting the farmers in the western United States. Th 2004 Page #193  
 blood 7. During the investigation farmers or other observes note strange b 2006 Page #115  
BI document citied Visit of Soviet Farmers to the U.S., 1955, Monroe is sai 2007 Page #137  

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

ay, just before dusk, r:inchcn nnd farmhands pile into pickup truclcs and f 2007 Page #145  

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n rattled the windows of his small farmhouse and gave him a fright that he  2007 Page #191  

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

y for abduction rights. Aliens are farming human body parts for supper. Ali 2003 Page #142  
 larger town than the nearby rural farming community of Aztec. [Note: 70    2004 Page #73  

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

art Canyon mesa? SLIDE #22: MAP of Farmington, Aztec, Los Alamos Farmington 2004 Page #73  
P of Farmington, Aztec, Los Alamos Farmington and Aztec, New Mexico, 100 ai 2004 Page #73  
disc with a dome discovered in the Farmington and Aztec region. SLIDE #23:  2004 Page #73  
c region. SLIDE #23: Silver Disc, "Farmington" Computer Simulation of B&W P 2004 Page #73  
lored disc was 99 feet, found near Farmington, New Mexico prior to 1950. Se 2004 Page #73  
titled "The Report on the Crash at Farmington." The officer said he saw a b 2004 Page #73  
e geographic location was given as Farmington, New Mexico, "prior to 1950." 2004 Page #73  
e found inside the craft. The name Farmington in the file title was thought 2004 Page #73  
 instead of Aztec because in 1949, Farmington was a larger town than the ne 2004 Page #73  
fireballs and an explosion west of Farmington, which might mean there was m 2004 Page #74  
trieved somewhere near the town of Farmington, New Mexico, prior to 1950. A 2004 Page #74  
port referred to `crashes' and the Farmington crash information was used to 2004 Page #75  

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i hi* dtuarluit from th* Fnrifiltl farmir 8»cr«l«ry of If’nblml noil m Iht  2003 Page #91  

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

 strange objects had been found on farmland in the Santa Cruz area of Boliv 2004 Page #10  

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 were south of town, working their farms when the object flashed overhead.  2008 Page #11  

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

t stNaled at wet cit tie ndan Pont farNwr T- /tidy. Jay 24 15th4 . 'Though  2006 Page #30  

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D THE DEFEAT OF JAPAN Ronald Lewin FARRAR STRAUS GIROUX 133                 2003 Page #137  
11 Reich and A.S. Neill. New York: Farrar &Giroux, 1981. Croall, J. ( ed.): 2005 Page #104  
h: An Alftobiogr,rpl?J'· New York, Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1998. Reich, W/, 2005 Page #105  
and ]011mals, 1940-1947, New York, Farrar Straus Giroux, 1999. Robbins, P.: 2005 Page #105  
s Secret Air War in the Cold War", Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, New York, 20 2006 Page #13  
in a World out of Balance" (U.S.A. Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1994) 25 Ibi 2006 Page #110  

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hs On October 14, 1988, actor Mike Farrell hosted UFO Cover-Up: Live!, a tw 2008 Page #84  

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 on a brief trip to tte Sandia ITO farriltty to sake an agsgssiaal of the e 2003 Page #212  

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aileti a 1)1 Wing+ vaceport a, Cal:fart and sctapprd a voleten*mtrarthrof e 2006 Page #31  

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od gUh dotaetaaoM Xr©* W I® ehjg&B fartbor wfZkdal Okinaaa J# $$ ; Aoac&Ma  2003 Page #216  

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

 USAF conclusion. Nothing could be farther from the truth. As with any argu 2003 Page #201  
king Chinos* rocovery and providod farther that any aid nay bo sad* availab 2003 Page #213  
a CMaeee srccc^csy gz3 pa a rife A farther that eogp aid which any ba oade  2003 Page #226  
ashington cannot be influenced any farther, the weather is lacking any prec 2004 Page #253  
 in the woods, WAY, WAY out there, farther than you guys were (December 26, 2008 Page #87  
pon of tremendous importance. "But farther than that he would not go," the  2009 Page #160  
James Leech ol Auc1dancl to I "But farther than that he have "an expl?rt kn 2009 Page #184  

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oming All the Way Killer." Source: FAS Space Policy Project. ] SLIDE # 17 — 2006 Page #143  

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om the ancient Roman symbol of the fasces, a bundle of rods with a protrudi 2008 Page #124  

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

 to check out the claim. Smith was fascinated with the contact and remained 2004 Page #103  
mors about the fact that Nixon was fascinated with the subject of UFOs. We  2004 Page #180  
unday Express. He said that he was fascinated by what I had to say because  2006 Page #125  
oss the night sky. Likewise, I was fascinated and horrified by the amazing  2006 Page #182  
c approach avoidance conflict: I'm fascinated by the subject but can't alJo 2007 Page #77  
t the disclosure project and I was fascinated because at the time they had  2007 Page #85  
eter, New Hampshire .23 I remained fascinated and intensely curious. I knew 2008 Page #42  

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

he ones whose presence on Earth so fascinates and eludes us at the same tim 2008 Page #60  

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

about this event. However, what is fascinating is that this memo sets up th 2003 Page #24  
 given some poor copies ' with the fascinating title of"Any sufficiently ad 2003 Page #169  
oth Lundahl and Wilbert Smith is a fascinating story of an incident that oc 2004 Page #102  
non Bowen, is a well-written book, fascinating for its sidebar comments uni 2004 Page #242  
ins AFB in Georgia describing , in fascinating detail, a ten minute UFO enc 2005 Page #74  
s mind in the MilJ...-y Way. It is fascinating to seek the truth of chjs as 2005 Page #117  
any people believe to be a hoax, a fascinating piece of documentary evidenc 2005 Page #132  
 be classified as a virus having a fascinating structure and mechanism of a 2006 Page #102  
esearch in Nevada Some of the most fascinating aspects of the research side 2006 Page #198  
nducted. It was all intriguing and fascinating yet unsettling. In later yea 2006 Page #199  
 brought us into contact with some fascinating people. We had a fair share  2006 Page #204  
racticed their abilities. This was fascinating as we had a couple of hundre 2006 Page #207  
and files on a vast range of other fascinating subjects including MoD's 200 2008 Page #62  
UFO project ( 199 l to 1994). It's fascinating to see these files again -it 2008 Page #65  
         There are plenty of other fascinating cases from the MoD UFO files 2008 Page #67  
ignified the beginning of the most fascinating investigation of my 24-year  2009 Page #88  
 but made no further comment. This fascinating story took another strange t 2009 Page #160  

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

ct president for the job. He had a fascination with the space race right fr 2004 Page #177  

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

books as The J\tlass Psychology qf Fascism. Reich's blasts at Soviet-style  2005 Page #87  
ynonymous with totalitarianism and fascism. Italian dictator Benito Mussoli 2008 Page #124  
 is credited with coining the word fascism, defined by the American Heritag 2008 Page #124  
logy of belligerent nationalism ." Fascism is a name taken from Mussolini ' 2008 Page #124  
ymbol of central authority . Under fascism, the individual is subordinate t 2008 Page #124  
corporatism. " "The first stage of fascism should more appropriately be cal 2008 Page #124  
 liberalism spells individualism , Fascism spells government ," Mussolini p 2008 Page #124  
gnize that, as an economic system, fascism was widely accepted in the 1920s 2008 Page #124  
mned, but the practice of economic fascism never was," wrote Thomas J. DiLo 2008 Page #124  
 The reason for this acceptance of fascism was rampant fear of communism ,  2008 Page #124  
d industry -the very definition of fascism. Mergers and leveraged take-over 2008 Page #145  

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

, whether it is a democracy , or a fascist dictatorship, or a parliament ,  2008 Page #123  
? The only real difference between fascist Italy and Nazi Germany is that i 2008 Page #124  

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

m Mussolini 's Black Shirts called Fascisti. This term derived from the anc 2008 Page #124  

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'30s. The evil deeds of individual fascists were later condemned, but the p 2008 Page #124  
ps were very common between emigre Fascists and the right-wing of the Ameri 2008 Page #141  
y have been under the influence of fascists came in May, 1985, when he laid 2008 Page #142  

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r surface. Local authorities in El Fasher have photographs and with difficu 2004 Page #7  

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

 it happen? Well, maybe... after a fashion. Jesse Marcel recalls a number o 2004 Page #237  
g updates from "?vlj" sources in a fashion typical of government procedure. 2005 Page #129  
that are developed in a meticulous fashion to eliminate discrepancies. In 1 2006 Page #15  
 And it's a gurney in an elongated fashion and the alien entity lying on to 2006 Page #159  
better drawing of its palm in this fashion without a thumb. If it had a thu 2006 Page #159  
had a Little fun at the expense of fashion designers who are at it again wi 2007 Page #61  
gain with a new season of 'Unusual Fashion Objects.' A more compelling ques 2007 Page #61  
ng such tutelage over us in such a fashion? (a) Although the United Nations 2008 Page #113  
to cover such events in a colorful fashion that relegates the reporting to  2009 Page #25  

Word: "fast", 37 instance(s) (Back to Top)

m o Exploded from within, impacted fast, pieces light '. Analysis shows mat 2003 Page #175  
er. There can be no gainsaying the fast that the probloa facing ua is bofch 2003 Page #228  
ory after story. Something big and fast — though sometimes slow — was flyin 2004 Page #32  
 red/orange lights descending at a fast pace once more behind the trees and 2004 Page #37  
e was "The Rip" to contend with, a fast moving current caused by the meetin 2004 Page #40  
 a liking to each other and became fast friends. They would go out drinking 2004 Page #188  
icult position. I feel the time is fast approaching when the files of the M 2004 Page #248  
g man was scared and drove away as fast as he could. On April 28, a disturb 2005 Page #35  
bject was "solar white," extremely fast, and the pilot felt a "bump" when t 2005 Page #74  
e of these was smalJ and extremely fast -Mach 4 to Mach 6. Another was very 2005 Page #82  
 strange looking creatures, moving fast, seemingly under stress, shadowy, a 2005 Page #155  
ation can be oven Object moved too fast AND too slow for standard aircraft. 2006 Page #30  
d of arrival/contact, from sudden (fast) to gradual (slow) 2. the apparent  2006 Page #52  
   Scenarios of Contact Net Effect FAST Familiar iiiii Strange k Familiar S 2006 Page #54  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference FAST SLOW Net Effect Familiar Strange _  2006 Page #55  
would aid in assessing positivity, fast occurrence would raise doubts and c 2006 Page #65  
n many quarters to seek advantage. Fast occurrence would be well managed on 2006 Page #66  
ge-Positive - Both strangeness and fast occurrence would raise doubts and c 2006 Page #66  
ready knew who I was. Word travels fast in a small community and she knew I 2006 Page #93  
 Earth because they were going too fast." - Dennis, Richmond USAF Station,  2006 Page #139  
om Cuba? Or what? But they were so fast on the scope! They were moving at 5 2006 Page #145  
and have a pretty good idea of how fast it's going. In my mind, I was think 2006 Page #147  
tities because they were going too fast. We knew the Russians and the Chine 2006 Page #148  
ave air traffic that could go that fast. DID ANYBODY AT NORAD TALK WITH YOU 2006 Page #148  
 as high as 32,000 ft or flying as fast as 300 mph and there likely would h 2006 Page #172  
e other hand, were flying high and fast and were radio-silent. According to 2006 Page #172  
 AM (one object, half-moon shaped, fast, flying in a southerly direction) a 2006 Page #179  
hovered and then it flew away very fast). The first object was identified a 2006 Page #179  
nds to be extradited under the new fast track system however this is meant  2007 Page #92  
y the O.1.C. that "we could fly so fast as to anain sufficient altitude to  2007 Page #108  
 much higher, and traveling far to fast co be intercepted by his F-86. Colo 2007 Page #109  
s. Crossing the horizon about that fast (quick hand motion gesturing how fa 2007 Page #121  
t (quick hand motion gesturing how fast). We could see it hit Elk Mountain, 2007 Page #121  
uch as this came through thick and fast over the course of the next week or 2008 Page #33  
 can move that erratically or that fast. What also stuck in his mind is tha 2008 Page #58  
on. They went down. They went down fast. They don't know what it was. They  2008 Page #84  
eping us busy"? I feel tho ticc ls fast ;1pproachlng "hen thc !1lu o! th, 1 2008 Page #121  

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ng or combating NHI hostility. The fast- strange-negative scenario is the m 2006 Page #55  

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surprising and untimely victims of fast-acting illnesses, most. notably Con 2004 Page #146  
 by government and business peers, fast-acting private sector risk takers w 2006 Page #67  

Word: "fast-familiar", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e reactions follow: Scenario . ,;. FAST-FAMILIAR -POSITIVE Government Gover 2006 Page #58  
implications of the NH! contact. A fast-familiar -positive contact, and its 2006 Page #58  
 cooler or on the golf course. The fast-familiar -negative contact scenario 2006 Page #61  
     Scenarios of Contact Scenario Fast-Familiar -Negative ...] Government  2006 Page #62  
cy recommendations and strategies. Fast-Familiar -Positive - While apparent 2006 Page #65  
eactions in some religious groups. Fast-Familiar -Negative - This equates t 2006 Page #67  

Word: "fast-moving", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 their town. On this very night, a fast-moving Saturn-shaped disc that lit  2007 Page #185  

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 three dipolar uncertainties (e.g. fast-slow) were identified as the most r 2006 Page #51  

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rash Retrieval Conference Scenario Fast-Strange -Positive p., • , , . „.... 2006 Page #59  
uman survival. Scenario Government Fast-Strange -Negative The government's  2006 Page #62  
illing to cut any survivable deal. Fast-Strange -Negative Depending on degr 2006 Page #68  

Word: "fast-strange-negative", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s all ethnic and economic divides. Fast-strange-negative is perhaps the wor 2006 Page #62  

Word: "fast-strange-positive", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d in the TV series Alien Nation. A fast-strange-positive event would induce 2006 Page #58  
ork for minimum social disruption. Fast-Strange-Positive - Both strangeness 2006 Page #66  

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ing two inches by one inch tightly fastened together and covered by a silky 2004 Page #7  

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e coveralls that bad a Velcro-type fastener at the back. Of course, Velcro- 2005 Page #166  

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

t the back. Of course, Velcro-type fasteners did not exist in 1949 and Ozzi 2005 Page #166  
 aircraft, was assembled with Torx fasteners whereas the F-101 was assemble 2006 Page #85  
 F-101 was assembled with Phillips fasteners. The part numbers and manufact 2006 Page #85  

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

they were able to change direction faster than our fighters. I do believe U 2003 Page #14  
han 100 mph meant it was traveling faster than anything known. It should be 2004 Page #28  
 ahead of me moving at my speed or faster. I'm trying to close in for a bet 2005 Page #64  
nology. Their vehicles are clearly faster, more maneuverable, and have acce 2006 Page #5  
ype aircraft, would be smaller and faster than the A-12 and have an even sm 2006 Page #77  
he F-104s. We didn't have anything faster than an F-104 back then in the 19 2006 Page #146  
would make a metal that would cool faster. In a way it looked like magnesiu 2006 Page #176  
e F-94) and traveling 3 to 4 times faster than the jet, i.e., several times 2006 Page #177  
 intensity of the light diminished faster than it had increased. After the  2008 Page #10  
 observer. You, the traveler going faster than light, would have no referen 2008 Page #95  
ady named Bright Who traveled much faster than light. She departed one day  2008 Page #95  
o June 3, 1947 -Bell Aircraft XS-1 faster than sound plane completes prelim 2009 Page #156  

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

h. Therefore, considering that the fastest transportation of the day — trai 2004 Page #28  
s in the tragic shortcoming of our fastest fighter jets to make and hold co 2005 Page #95  
, 2005, TV mockumentary), that our fastest spacecraft is the Voyager spacec 2006 Page #6  
04 by Lockheed (In 1967, F-104 was fastest jet, having broken one speed rec 2006 Page #145  
 far in excess of anything but the fastest fighter jets of the time. Simila 2006 Page #172  

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c or insufficient appraisal of the fasts, of the ohanooa of real cocoa- pll 2003 Page #228  

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Data Base" lttybirty''). A list of fastwAfkers tmcked by the SP s,1tellites 2009 Page #152  

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ka ■ The Young Internet ■ Tracking Fastwalke rs at Cheyenne Moun.tam ■ Summ 2008 Page #164  

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 like a pile of solidified chicken fat above the sand. Part of it was burie 2003 Page #45  
underarm and groin o Body thin, no fat, good muscles o Small hands, four lo 2003 Page #174  
 . ..:::..'_ ,.,:. ( (. (_ .1/ .:. FAT FRisec:e uFo ~ ,, ,\·,, \·I I ... 'I 2009 Page #107  
()SI reliable" soucccs "" ~av-. So fat ~ is ,,110\\ n. no dc1~1l.'l o[ inl! 2009 Page #182  

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

ut individuals having adverse (and fatal) reactions to an alien virus at th 2004 Page #17  
tus Report III, June 1982 • 4. The Fatal Encounter at Ft. Dix-McGuire: A Ca 2004 Page #107  
the credibility that UFOs have had fatal failures." Leonard Stringfield pas 2004 Page #110  
lives, one that would end up being fatal to one of them. By then, the three 2005 Page #32  
he credibility that UFO's have had fatal failures." Sadly, on December 18,  2005 Page #139  
ind will be at a huge and possibly fatal disadvantage. However, this scenar 2006 Page #67  
the viability of the system, but a fatal accident during the fourth launch, 2006 Page #77  
, even in local newspapers, as the fatal B-57 accident was considered more  2006 Page #87  
rion-based diseases are invariably fatal, but the disease takes years to de 2006 Page #116  
n disease', as it is categorically fatal, jumps species, and the pathogen i 2006 Page #116  
investigating anything-a murder, a fatal traffic accident, or a crashed UFO 2008 Page #55  
ar weapons storage facilities. One fatal act of aggression could have resul 2009 Page #18  
rassy knoll, and that he fired the fatal head shot. Garrison eventually wou 2009 Page #33  
rt of radiation was expected to be fatal. These engineering dreams were mad 2009 Page #158  

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 would plummet. Many would adopt a fatalistic attitude: try to keep living  2006 Page #65  

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 shoot Tnree figtiter crashes, two fatalities • New order evade UFOs • Amer 2006 Page #28  

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at a later time she was at my home fatally ill with cancer so we had a fran 2003 Page #23  

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

ke a good Roman soldier seeing his fate before him, the Secretary had tried 2003 Page #95  
gs further, and therein sealed his fate. His belief in the scenario he had  2003 Page #151  
dstone. More unexplainable was the fate of the metal in the grave. A few mo 2004 Page #31  
ey published a two-part article in Fate Maga#ne raising issues about the fe 2004 Page #127  
was to play a sinister part in the fate of Marshal Tukachevsky 150 • Some L 2004 Page #153  
ly, the KGB OIC determines his/her fate. • Intimidation of witnesses, unles 2004 Page #170  
be collaborators would face a dire fate. - This scenario world has as one p 2006 Page #69  
 article in the May 200 l issue of Fate magazine that further demonstrated  2008 Page #101  
wn Tunguska , Vladimir V. Rubtsov, Fate, May 2001 Great 1908 Tunguska Explo 2008 Page #103  
ew Year's Day, 1924, the financial fate of Germany was settled in London at 2008 Page #127  
s are rapid and often violent. The fate of all hinges on the development an 2009 Page #19  

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

 So what exactly did occur on that fateful day back in May 1978? While the  2004 Page #9  
cur on the Berwyn Mountains on the fateful night in question has been the s 2006 Page #119  
 what, exactly, did happen on that fateful night of January 23, 1974? Did t 2006 Page #121  
 So what exactly did occur on that fateful day back in May 1978? While the  2007 Page #142  
t what cud or did not occur on che fateful day in question. Initial inquire 2007 Page #143  
ysical examinations. 17 Since that fateful day, countless other individuals 2008 Page #35  

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ments.com Professor Hermann Oberth Father of Modern Rocketry "It is my conc 2003 Page #12  
pieces during conversations of her father and uncle and when Floy was dying 2003 Page #22  
he entities had been burned and so father did pray over them, giving them l 2003 Page #23  
s in 1941 a Either he owned or his father owned Cracraft-Miller funeral hom 2003 Page #34  
 Fisk by Guy Huffman (Charlette ’s father). Charlette in a videotaped inter 2003 Page #35  
f it is actually a picture that my father had and it was at a dinner party. 2003 Page #35  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference father was one thing, but it was very im 2003 Page #36  
ll in part, together." Charlette's father, Guy Huffman, had told the crash  2003 Page #36  
ow is Beacon New York in 1892. His father is a contractor active in local D 2003 Page #85  
's potential as a security breach, Father Sheehy would have been one of the 2003 Page #95  
ash ConferenceTim provides copy of father ’s USAF UFO Program Citation sign 2003 Page #164  
is son, who has confirmed that his father wrote this documents. Excellent p 2003 Page #179  
y Easley's daughter who stated her father had promised not to talk after ma 2003 Page #191  
t, or the fact that he claimed his father spoke to him during his funeral.  2003 Page #198  
and told the story. "I remember my father remarked that the judge outdid hi 2004 Page #29  
ora at the time, but my mother and father wouldn't let me go with them when 2004 Page #29  
was a hoax because that's what her father said. Pro and con, you could take 2004 Page #29  
than 10 years old, he was with his father putting some cattle out to pastur 2004 Page #29  
ish our chores." Stephens said his father rode a horse into town the next d 2004 Page #30  
ay as the crash. So when Stephens' father was in town, there was no body to 2004 Page #30  
d spaceman." The son also said his father knew who took the headstone but w 2004 Page #31  
g Harbor where Norm lived with his father. Dave dropped him off and went ho 2004 Page #37  
ng into the house, and, seeing his father, Wilfred, was still up, dragged h 2004 Page #37  
, dragged him outside to see them. Father and son were in time to see the o 2004 Page #37  
UFO in the sky when Norman and his father witnessed it, because Lawrence li 2004 Page #38  
hardware that had been sent to his father by American officials for analysi 2004 Page #93  
ome forward about the hardware his father handled, also stated he was aware 2004 Page #95  
dled, also stated he was aware his father had been involved in craft retrie 2004 Page #95  
anan mentioned the story that your father had seen a crashed flying saucer  2004 Page #96  
on of other persons. He thinks his father destroyed it before his death, as 2004 Page #100  
ndation that was received by Tim's father, Harry. It was signed by Curtis L 2004 Page #101  
 corroboration III, 27-30 Source's father worked on alien craft at WPAFB, " 2004 Page #112  
ing three reports on behalf of his father, Harry Bob Cooper, and three repo 2004 Page #115  
 wide. Jesse Marcel Junior and his father described much smaller, more deli 2004 Page #138  
ie Brazel claimed that her rancher father, Mac Brazel, was never held in de 2004 Page #138  
ill Brazel, who recounted that his father wasn't released to return to the  2004 Page #138  
de the 70 mile round trip with her father to Roswell and back in one day, t 2004 Page #138  
 the book UFO Crash at Roswell. My father had been Bill Clinton's professor 2004 Page #140  
eve it. They reminded him that his father had been patriotic and cooperativ 2004 Page #143  
 daughter confirmed later that her father said he had made a promise to Pre 2004 Page #144  
 degrees, dismayed that he and his father could never confirm some of the w 2004 Page #145  
am almost certain that I knew your father, the Colonel. There is not much w 2004 Page #147  
the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and father of the USSR's hydrogen bomb Acade 2004 Page #170  
nk... Death of Dorothy Kilgallen • Father stated she died of heart attack s 2004 Page #206  
r he came home in 1964 to find his father with his head in his hands with t 2004 Page #212  
 war, and radio demagogues such as Father Charles Coughlin had built large  2004 Page #224  
. Mac came to Corona to request my father to go out to the ranch and see wh 2004 Page #240  
e ranch and see what was there. My father declined. A couple of years later 2004 Page #240  
ightforward but it's expensive. My father and I have spent over $10,000 inv 2004 Page #250  
his gloves. On the 23"1, Chereze's father asked his son what was "all the n 2005 Page #33  
researcher Charles Wilhelm, ·whose father had been told an account by a '~l 2005 Page #41  
et memo by a general (in fact, the father of his girlfriend) . 1t stated th 2005 Page #78  
stro-Hungarian Empire in 1897. His father was a stern government bureaucrat 2005 Page #88  
 evidence. In partnership with hjs father, accomplished aerospace physicist 2005 Page #117  
is Ryan Wood. Ryan, along with lus father Dr. Robert M. Wood, has done sign 2005 Page #119  
 or below the poverty line. Baca's father was a sharecropper, responsible f 2005 Page #153  
 reported their findings to Jose's father Faustino, on whose ranch the craf 2005 Page #154  
 during the early Vietnam era. His father was a commander in the avy and wa 2005 Page #164  
search and Developm ent Board. His father had been with President Eisenhowe 2005 Page #164  
ering alumnus who is known as the "Father of Stealth" is recognized as one  2005 Page #175  
 he knew about Area 51 because his father had worked there. I followed up w 2006 Page #150  
ugust 20th and learned that Paul's father had begun a radar engineering car 2006 Page #150  
d Groom Lake bed.) After that, his father had moved the family to Las Vegas 2006 Page #151  
rom Nellis AFB and Area 51. Paul's father was assigned to design and build  2006 Page #151  
AA) in 1962.) Paul got to join his father two or three times a month at wor 2006 Page #151  
his life in conversations with his father, who is still alive, but would no 2006 Page #151  
) DURING THAT TIME, PAUL, DID YOUR FATHER EVER SAY TO YOU AS A FIVE TO SEVE 2006 Page #152  
 OUTER SPACE HERE? No, but what my father did tell me was that we were work 2006 Page #152  
NG A 7-YEAR-OLD (1966), WITH THEIR FATHER PRESENT. COULD YOU PLEASE GIVE DE 2006 Page #153  
family didn't even know what their father was doing for the military. MW: I 2007 Page #84  
remember not going hunting with my father, at least in Wyoming. DeBow: Talk 2007 Page #123  
uld see it had starred a fire. His father, having heavy equipment and being 2007 Page #128  
oved quickly, nearly killing Joe's father and destroying his bulldozer that 2007 Page #128  
 the story of one Don Riggs, whose father \Vorked in a civilian capacity th 2007 Page #138  
before his death in the 1990s, his father had revealed to rum a startling s 2007 Page #138  
 Dayton, Ohio. Riggs adds that rus father told rum that the file referred t 2007 Page #138  
 Dust -an organizacion that Riggs' father was not previousl y aware of -and 2007 Page #138  
 late 1960s. Riggs states that hjs father had discussed with rum his knowle 2007 Page #138  
ly, however, he maintains that his father revealed that at some point in th 2007 Page #138  
 to the site." Riggs says that his father was given access to these latter  2007 Page #138  
 Moon Dust." Riggs claims that his father did nor know too much of the true 2007 Page #139  
Anomaly. However, he says that his father made it clear r~ him that the Ano 2007 Page #139  
an who gave this photograph to the father of Eddie Chavez in Belen. Mr. Cha 2007 Page #161  
 74 ABQ." Eddie Chavez told me his father never knew the date his friend to 2007 Page #162  
consisted then of the now deceased father, Luciano Poulain, a professional  2007 Page #196  
 weighed too much for irs size. My father came next to me and took it and j 2007 Page #196  
s a full-time police officer and a father with small children. Don Johnson, 2008 Page #55  
ending this trial package. Like my father I served in the Intelligence Comm 2008 Page #115  
hip Line along with Prescott Bush, father and grandfather of two future U.S 2008 Page #127  
, originally founded by Thyssen 's father in 19 I 6, that Nazi money was pa 2008 Page #129  
orated Nazi Wernher von Braun, the father of the National Aeronautics and S 2008 Page #137  
rize winner Otto Hahn, called the "father of nuclear chemistry "; scientist 2008 Page #138  
75. He was given the label as the "Father of the H-Bomb," was a Senior rese 2009 Page #9  
 Sergei Khrushche v said after his father initially refused Kennedy's offer 2009 Page #42  
the weeks after the rejection, his father had 'second thoughts' and had acc 2009 Page #42  
 researcher Charles Wilhelm, whose father had been told an account by a Maj 2009 Page #49  
 has leaked out. Nicola Tesla, the father of induction in electricity, asse 2009 Page #158  
n of tremendous importance ." "But father than that he would not go" and "w 2009 Page #171  

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thes then he and Norm got into the father's truck and backed down the drive 2004 Page #37  
would have been 25 years after his father's death. At that point James then 2004 Page #93  
him if he had seen anything in his father's papers related to UFOs. Brian c 2004 Page #100  
, showed some of this debris in my father's bar in Corona, and shortly ther 2004 Page #240  
 saw and learned about UFOs in his father's radar work was greater than his 2006 Page #151  
CITY, UTAH, IN THE CONTEXT OF YOUR FATHER'S RADAR WORK FOR AREA 51? Exactly 2006 Page #154  
ller on LFOs • Salina's note At my father's request I'm sending this trial  2008 Page #115  

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, managed by Prescott Bush and his father-in-law George Herbert Walker, and 2008 Page #129  

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flicting with the interests of his Fatherland. In other words, everything t 2008 Page #139  

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

o communicate with NHI or at least fathom Alkali its motives. Military woul 2006 Page #64  
understandable scenario. Harder co fathom is the possibility that aliens ar 2007 Page #127  

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read. General Ramey could not have fathomed that fifty years later, compute 2004 Page #141  

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

ida. Md , where phynral and mental fatigue and - Mr Forraatal la balnr trea 2003 Page #91  
the 'casualty of war'/occupational fatigue rationale greatly helped America 2003 Page #94  
with the diagnosis of "operational fatigue," it was instantly understood th 2003 Page #94  
dt-Jakob Disease (CJD) and chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome  2006 Page #113  

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ot, who earlier had reported being fatigued, became disoriented during the  2006 Page #82  

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Baca and Padilla, soldiers in Army fatigues loaded the shattered remains of 2005 Page #153  

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

 witnesses in the case, Liliane de Fatima Silva, 16, her sister, Valquiria  2005 Page #31  

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re very almond-shaped and they are fatter up here (on upper corners) and sk 2006 Page #159  
on upper corners) and skinny down. Fatter here and skinny down. The blottin 2006 Page #159  

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thing was, it was not entirely his fault. In spite of his misplaced paranoi 2003 Page #141  
.) There was mention of a magnetic fault, or opening, or something like tha 2004 Page #75  
ee, it wasn't going to be Scully's fault."19 That this would be the behavio 2004 Page #218  
oing in for a look ... was it your fault that these gates were left unlocke 2007 Page #88  
 I also used to say that it was no fault of American service men or women b 2007 Page #89  
rican service men or women bur the fault of government or covert operations 2007 Page #89  
tish accent) "It's your own stupid fault kjd!" (Laughs) i'vI\Xl: Can you te 2007 Page #92  
) en or, and had developed a minor fault in 1972 in its recording memory -  2007 Page #143  
were chat the Vela satelfae was at fault and that there had been no nuclear 2007 Page #143  

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me down. There were three of these faults or openings located in North Amer 2004 Page #75  

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loose bolts, to ingested birds, to faulty wiring, to pilot error...to ice i 2006 Page #11  
tory which probably is a result of faulty memory: there was no Dyess AFB no 2006 Page #178  
which resulted in the recording of faulty data. T n 2004, various elements  2007 Page #143  
stport UFO Crash at the time was a faulty exhaust on a helicopter whose pil 2008 Page #54  
 on Afghanistan and Iraq based on "faulty intelligence " at best and outrig 2008 Page #123  

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was accessible to native flora and fauna • Outside a host organism a virus  2006 Page #112  

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ty. Inez had just seen her husband Faustino off to work. Jose was drinking  2005 Page #153  
ed their findings to Jose's father Faustino, on whose ranch the craft had c 2005 Page #154  
t had crashed. Shortly thereafter, Faustino received a military visitor ask 2005 Page #154  
e'U check it out in a day or two," Faustino said, apparently not worried in 2005 Page #155  
ly friend who had been summoned by Faustino, arri, ed at the Padilla home.  2005 Page #155  
the object reappeared. Apodaca and Faustino led the way to the craft, then  2005 Page #156  
hrecitos anymore. When Apodaca and Faustino came out of the object, they ha 2005 Page #156  
ly: don't tell anyone about this," Faustino said. "Reme, your dad just star 2005 Page #156  
be you just thought you saw them," Faustino said. "Or maybe somebody took t 2005 Page #156  
d at the Padilla home. \Xie joined Faustino in the conversation with the so 2005 Page #156  
he soldier. Sergeant Avila said to Faustino, "I have been sent here by the  2005 Page #156  
entall y crashed there." Avila and Faustino reached an agreement · on the r 2005 Page #156  
ipment. Although we were warned by Faustino to stay away, Jose and I someti 2005 Page #156  
 They did nor make this kno,\ n to Faustino Padilla. As this was taking pla 2005 Page #157  
 looking for something. They asked Faustino if he had anything that might b 2005 Page #157  

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

kage was taken, or Louisiana? Odds favor Louisiana, because this is the rig 2003 Page #25  
y. Powerful compelling evidence in favor of authenticity is the unique lang 2003 Page #27  
ide: 27. Follow-up investigations: favor coherency, clarity, 1/4 minute sig 2003 Page #177  
language (etymology) that tends to favor the authenticity. In 1954 and earl 2003 Page #181  
rtments I believe, are strongly in favor of supporting the Chinese Governme 2003 Page #230  
owe the Star Telegram a very great favor. But what about the press conferen 2004 Page #237  
 attack UFOs and they returned the favor, only they succeeded. The head of  2006 Page #10  
orite was the one that gained most favor, specifically within scientific an 2008 Page #100  
rted after the explosion) count in favor of the nuclear character of the Tu 2008 Page #102  

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ary house; he got it by 'grace and favor' when he retired. Now they're tell 2006 Page #125  

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the new visitors. This is the most favorable of all contact scenarios. Scen 2006 Page #60  
 NHI will be widespread. But cults favorable to the NHI will also emerge. A 2006 Page #69  
nsive inundation is possible under favorable circumstances. Given low lying 2009 Page #167  
nsive inundation is possible under favorable circumstances. Given low lying 2009 Page #167  
nsive inundation is possible under favorable circumstances . Given low lyin 2009 Page #168  

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rvice. His efforts were not viewed favorably and even opposed by his Army s 2006 Page #17  
re easier to design, this compares favorably with present all wing aircraft 2009 Page #22  
m the viewpoint of security it was favorably situated. Close to the area, t 2009 Page #165  

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ction/government cooperation model favored by many Ufologists. The NHI are  2006 Page #63  
. The author of the report clearly favored the use of hyphens when in doubt 2006 Page #105  
a counterforce strategy, presently favored by many is supposed to destroy s 2009 Page #22  

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that he can think of that might be favoring fake on every questioned docume 2003 Page #184  
This added consistency could argue favoring authenticity for this page, whi 2009 Page #13  

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 him Ambassador from Earth and his favorite Earthling will win $50,000. Meo 2007 Page #66  
is -world savings on the universal favorite" which "Tastes so good cats all 2007 Page #66  
ere all happy, and my mom made our favorite: which was pinto beans, fried p 2007 Page #123  
nd macaroni & cheese. That was our favorite and that was kind of our celebr 2007 Page #123  

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

 proven themselves co be perennial favorites with the advertising industry  2007 Page #59  

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ation of the forces. The President favors the Navy's plan and appoints Forr 2003 Page #86  
of our files shows that AQ-4 still favors meteoroid. M4 and M7 incline to S 2007 Page #143  

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

lml), by Barry Greenwood and Larry Fawcett.                                 2005 Page #73  
the UFO Experience 0 1984 by Larry Fawcett and Barry Greenwood. The inciden 2006 Page #143  
f the UFO Experience 1984 by Larry Fawcett and Barry Greenwood. Fawcett and 2006 Page #143  
Larry Fawcett and Barry Greenwood. Fawcett and Greenwood wrote: "The Cuban  2006 Page #143  
Up of the UFO Experience, Lawrence Fawcett & Barry Greenwood, Prentice-Hall 2008 Page #38  
 House, Ballantine Books, Del Rey, Fawcett, Bantam, Delacorte Press, Dell,  2008 Page #143  

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tinara.aam •••••••••A. 411...11.I. fawn* *WO holuthato ',MORON. aft.. -*meo 2006 Page #32  

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esticdocuments.com , 720-887-8171, Fax: 720-887-8239.                       2003 Page #2  
cdocuments.com Phone: 720-887-8239 Fax: 720-887-8239                        2004 Page #2  
er our questions after receiving a fax giving hjm permjssion to do so by Ra 2005 Page #148  
cdocuments.com Phone: 720-887-8171 Fax: 720-887-8239 \                      2006 Page #2  
83 Bellingham, WA 98228-0983 Voice/Fax 360.752.1824 For further information 2006 Page #195  
documencs.com Phone: 720-887-817 1 Fax: 720-887-8239                        2007 Page #3  
cdocumenrs.com Phone: 720-887-8171 Fax: 720-887-8239                        2008 Page #3  
4 Email: earthfiles@earthfiles.com FAX: 505-797-7908 90 * * * * *           2008 Page #96  
documents .com Phone: 720-887-8171 Fax: 720-887-8239                        2009 Page #3  
New Mexico 87154 TEL: 505-797-7727 FAX: 505-797-7908 e-mail: earthfiles@ear 2009 Page #86  

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Vela 6911, had been launched on t-.fay 23, 1969; and by 1979 it \\ as alrea 2007 Page #143  

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

ame a big story in the late 1970s. fb, NTXJC!S tros! ~ le.IS ~\xia l\irel f 2007 Page #12  
 stripped of adjoining punctuation fb,-tl'i"UI i(OO i~ Chaski's results: ne 2008 Page #118  

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ts.com J. Edgar Hoover Director of FBI “We must insist upon full access to  2003 Page #17  
he scene, there were police, fire, FBI and photographers already there and  2003 Page #21  
ed fire departments along with the FBI and coroner. 26                      2003 Page #30  
l Police - Unknown at present a CG FBI Special Agent-? □ Cape Fire Chief -  2003 Page #31  
 s Died Jan 1986 at age of 81 □ No FBI file d Active in Republican Politics 2003 Page #31  
4 at age of 73 - SS# 490-05-7191 ■ FBI file requested ■ No children, a neph 2003 Page #32  
 a nephew ■ Spent two years at the FBI Academy during ‘41-’46 □ WWI Army Ta 2003 Page #32  
that he was selected to attend the FBI academy in Quantico, Virginia and sp 2003 Page #32  
vent outside of Cape Girardeau the FBI opened an office, ostensibly a satel 2003 Page #32  
esent. SEM on March 11. 1941 opens FBI office In CG allegedly to Investigat 2003 Page #32  
Reports to be tunneled directly to FBI or CG Police. G.B. Norris Special Ag 2003 Page #32  
the witnesses?Cape Girardeau Opens FBI Office The fire department under the 2003 Page #32  
ough the Mayor and City Council No FBI FileCape Fire Chief - Carl James Lew 2003 Page #33  
e. 2. Help in accessing historical FBI personnel records. 3. Delicately hel 2003 Page #38  
er 22, 1992 4. Newspaper article - FBI Office in Cape Planned, Southeast Mi 2003 Page #39  
eport by Kenny Young, May 1999 15. FBI FOIA requests and responses for Mort 2003 Page #39  
housewife who turned it over to an FBI officer named Guy Banister. This beg 2003 Page #42  
s a Special Agent in Charge of the FBI in the Pacific northwest in the late 2003 Page #42  
 National Archives Detlev Bronk ’s FBI File November 14-16.2003 Las Vegas.  2003 Page #157  
omparison with officially released FBI Files and those copied from Truman P 2003 Page #157  
ial Evidence for MJ-12 Why did the FBI Redact - Someone there must know som 2003 Page #157  
 which may have involved the Army, FBI, AEC and Navy. Slide 21 provides a d 2003 Page #173  
the head of Navy Intelligence, the FBI, and President Eisenhower. Smith and 2004 Page #103  
resident Eisenhower. Smith and the FBI showed up immediately to check out t 2004 Page #103  
right up to his death in 1962. The FBI reported what they had seen and sent 2004 Page #103  
rk. For example, my request to the FBI came back with a reply that they had 2004 Page #105  
1 0 1 0 Researcher John Ford V, 20 FBI knowledge of crashed UFO and bodies  2004 Page #113  
dge of crashed UFO and bodies from FBI agents in training 55 1973 Wright-Pa 2004 Page #113  
an one report. The Army, Navy, and FBI all had security processes in place, 2004 Page #123  
h the tower; (e) excerpts from the FBI report on the recovery stated, "The  2004 Page #130  
ld Friedman she was stopped by the FBI from transmitting the story on a tel 2004 Page #135  
 the story on a teletype wire. The FBI gave her an electronically transmitt 2004 Page #135  
ookshelf at the White House by the FBI during the Monica Lewinsky investiga 2004 Page #140  
Scotch tape from a toy factory. An FBI memo released at the time declared t 2004 Page #142  
ion of the actual contents of that FBI telegram. Isn't it difficult to pict 2004 Page #142  
arch and Development Board and the FBI, MI5, MI6 are helping. 207           2004 Page #210  
 us to the matter of Leo Gebauer's FBI file. Would a simple con man — no ma 2004 Page #218  
matter how sophisticated — have an FBI file that is almost four hundred pag 2004 Page #218  
 be a con artist, then to find the FBI considers them a threat to national  2004 Page #219  
 put into the public domain by the FBI?"22 Perhaps, if Gebauer was indeed " 2004 Page #219  
nd Gebauer, particularly Gebauer's FBI trial, and more about the alleged cr 2004 Page #223  
ded enterprise such as the CIA, or FBI, or any other alphabet organization. 2004 Page #231  
 she was stopped, allegedly by the FBI. So we know the story was trying to  2004 Page #237  
should be granted to the Director, FBI for maintenance of security until su 2004 Page #252  
enance of security until such time FBI involvement is no longer required. E 2004 Page #252  
D THE PARTS? ■ Initially, Army and FBI (1941) ■ Then, Army and Navy (1942)  2005 Page #5  
. Whereas, for instance, the CI.A, FBI, DIA, or any number of other nationa 2005 Page #73  
t 100 total sightings." Or, a 1949 FBI document stating that the matter of  2005 Page #74  
secretary Helen Dukas. \Xlhile the FBI was aware of the physicist's left-le 2005 Page #92  
er fairly close observation b) the FBI from the time that they entered this 2005 Page #92  
at they entered this country. (fhe FBI would soon begin to build a huge fil 2005 Page #92  
 are relevant to the case, such as FBI files, Presidential or National Arch 2005 Page #135  
 Ref. 1, which lists lies from the FBI, CIA, USAF, NSA, etc. Some want to i 2006 Page #8  
hrax in Vaccine. • February, 1998: FBI arrests two men, including Larry Way 2006 Page #108  
cember 6, 1950. Two days later the FBI was informed that the Army's Counter 2006 Page #164  
nt combined with information in an FBI document to be discussed, I can sugg 2006 Page #173  
ound the following document in the FBI files on "flying discs." (WHAT? The  2006 Page #174  
iles on "flying discs." (WHAT? The FBI had a file on things that don't exis 2006 Page #174  
894, the "flying disc" file of the FBI, the REAL X-Files! (The Truth is In  2006 Page #174  
gent broke security by telling the FBI agent in Richmond! (Bad boy! Bad boy 2006 Page #174  
ere were no records related to the FBI document. (There probably are record 2006 Page #174  
ready aware of the immediate alert FBI document above and its date of Dec.  2006 Page #177  
as sent out on December 7, and the FBI learned about it on December 8. (Ran 2006 Page #177  
pinions differ widely on this. The FBI made a search in the late 1980's for 2006 Page #177  
e be related? The existence of the FBI teletype message raises (at least) t 2006 Page #178  
then have been communicated to the FBI in a confidential way a day or so la 2006 Page #179  
an, Kevin Randle, Todd Zechel, the FBI, Charles Winkle, Dean Acheson, Harry 2006 Page #179  
ithin the pages of her dedassi.ied FBI file, which will be discussed shortl 2007 Page #135  
e have to tum our attention to the FBI. Born Norma Jean Mortensen on 1 June 2007 Page #136  
e would also become rhe subject of FBI files that, col.lectively, reached n 2007 Page #137  
. On the 1 S'h of the month, in an FBI document citied Visit of Soviet Farm 2007 Page #137  
 an) trung of a Soviet nature, rhe FBI swung into action, and the frantic t 2007 Page #137  
ters resonated around the walls of FBI headquarters, as Bureau agents not o 2007 Page #137  
r consideration," according to the FBI. Seveney-two hours lacer, che FBI is 2007 Page #137  
 FBI. Seveney-two hours lacer, che FBI issued a document concerning Monroe' 2007 Page #137  
  2. By letter dated 3 Dec 60, the FBI Field Office, New Haven, Connecticut 2007 Page #140  
A Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) memorandum dated 31 January 1949 an 2008 Page #26  
t for the mysterious intruders. An FBI teletype of 13 October 1950 refers t 2008 Page #28  
gnificant of all, is the following FBI document that offers the significant 2008 Page #28  
e; AEC Security Patrol, Oak Ridge; FBI Knoxville; Air Force Radar and Fight 2008 Page #28  
 that revealed them to be with the FBI. The FBI men read Todd his rights, w 2008 Page #30  
ealed them to be with the FBI. The FBI men read Todd his rights, who waived 2008 Page #30  
 home of a UFO investigator by the FBI, and even indications of wiretaps: a 2008 Page #30  
Protection of Vital Installations, FBI Memorandum , 31 January 1949 7 Oak R 2008 Page #38  
mission Memoranda, 3 March 1950 1° FBI Teletype, 13 October 1950 11 Aerial  2008 Page #38  
11 Aerial Phenomena, Flying Disks, FBI Report, 17 April 1950 12 Clear Inten 2008 Page #38  
ard . J. Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, knows a lot and they need his help  2008 Page #111  
in place until they don't need the FBI any more. It also implies that MJ-12 2008 Page #111  
.. ~~---. Intent of Tab "B,, ■ Let FBI know enough to keep the secret ■ Kee 2008 Page #121  
dgar Hoover became director of the FBI. It was headquartered in Vienna, Aus 2008 Page #139  
 to 1972. At the recommendation of FBI Director Hoover, who always seemed m 2008 Page #139  
A Ne\\' Pattem in Abductions ■ The FBI Backs Away From Mutilations ■ Going  2008 Page #160  
e interactions can be found in The FBI Files by Nick Redfern, in Chapter 3. 2009 Page #9  
 one of the hardest to find-as the FBI has learned several times." Crisman  2009 Page #32  
lso produced a series entitled The FBI, based on true cases with actual bac 2009 Page #32  
tual back channel access. The real FBI had final say over that series' cast 2009 Page #32  
though by 1946, steps taken by the FBI and other Government agencies, uncov 2009 Page #177  
same point of view was echoed by a FBI Memo dated August 19, 1947 from E.G. 2009 Page #178  
/counter-intelligence operation? A FBI memo dated July 30, 1947 alludes to  2009 Page #178  
t was confirn1ed by later released FBI memos. However, that story will have 2009 Page #179  

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dfern, Nick, The F.B.I. Files: The FBI's UFO Top Secrets Exposed (London: S 2004 Page #223  
rity issues. And thus was born the FBI's secret surveillance file on Marily 2007 Page #137  

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

 1950s, The Report on Unidentified Fbing Objects, by Captain Edward Ruppelt 2004 Page #136  
view with the author of Behind the Fbing Saucers. Getting behind the saucer 2004 Page #224  

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ouldn't Jet us have it ••• Hoover, FBI} 3                                   2005 Page #5  

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 herself the subject of a 167-page FBJ file. According t0 SperigLio: "[Roth 2007 Page #135  

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 ransacked from private files. The FBl is urged co investigate this leak of 2005 Page #131  

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

edeMyer'e departure - wQaae a leek fbreee mt bead. I mi draftlag a prase ra 2003 Page #219  

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vary much encouraged" ihie office. fby the former Defame Secretary ’ai Mr F 2003 Page #91  

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o chanties. The proper nay to do I FC) Document research is from one's Armc 2003 Page #118  
-,c, AAI 11&1-'TL'IQC2::l --=nc-Nl.fc.u.~,, •· ·~-=?8 ~ K,Srt!~-,,. -"~•-•u 2009 Page #100  
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 Trillion$ Missing lm bw requiring fcdc:ral gowmmClll CO account in a busin 2007 Page #53  

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~':{:. .s&~;-~~~. ~';J~;j/(:::'"'o"fcfi'i'.~vr~.,) ..,!;OLlt. tiLAtl(.. (=/ 2009 Page #124  

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                        KARA DateS/fch WAR DEPARTMENT WAR DEPARTMENT GENERA 2003 Page #216  

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'. 5),{1)i(!: :11C::; or-,Tl..'r'. FCI; 'S,•J ""..!JH.JTE~.Ot)C.l.1'..VL::  2009 Page #108  

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

 170 kG). Then, V = 50 microns/sec Fcigd is the first physicist to use ZPE  2005 Page #24  

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

\ ~nm., 4 .,'-,m~ri.l_L:11\'\'lrtH.fCl'l"' . ~-..,-.. • -f,('.Q!1i\'l,Ol11I 2008 Page #154  

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

FFICIAL TRA*SLATICN OF Tv! ARTICLE FCLLOWS. CUOTE1 A SECOND FIRE PALL FELL  2004 Page #21  

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.L \I\ OI ISTHl'ij WILi. fllD: SPf.fCR Bf. THI: DO\\ ,1 \U. If IIUIU M \( , 2008 Page #155  

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

A.)1C CF.APrER XII or- The U.S.Air Fcrce and Flying Saucers °RIC) L 4.4sWir 2004 Page #246  

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or P Lambrechts of the Belgian Air Fcrceieneralt5aff 194 Norton AFB, 11/12/ 2006 Page #30  

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pro —1, Tte law atari — af tor and fcry itnanr, Alta ataaatt Mraatlw ta 1A» 2003 Page #221  

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mS XS MFCTfflMff ffMBU TOKMDM J"77 fcs will pnm  to Chlaa wlthest *elay far 2003 Page #223  

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     \ ' Blue Book Report Card ·ra.fCT ...,lltm.:, CA,"'D _,_ ........ I '  2008 Page #20  

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O\C a.otKG f,o:)OI. OO;f, 1.1.avJt fcY,H6 .SAUCV. BAU ~ ~!~ U/.O'T CD,ln'._ 2009 Page #130  

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

his or herself. Mrs. Brady and the FDA The Federal Drug Administration bega 2005 Page #93  
lite and active!) helped to create FDA legislation as early as 1938. She wa 2005 Page #93  
s followed over the years that the FDA quietly went about building its case 2005 Page #93  
ad registered a complaint with the FDA, or an) other authority for that mat 2005 Page #101  
broken no laws, but given that the FDA knew he was a quack and orgonomy a f 2005 Page #101  
rred in tl1eir efforts. And so the FDA went to the federal court and brough 2005 Page #101  
he complaint became an injunction. FDA agents began showing up on Reich's p 2005 Page #101  
Reich termed them) employed by the FDA, or to that powerful segment of soci 2005 Page #104  
r Reagan took office, appointed an FDA Commission er who approved aspartame 2008 Page #142  
ct of growing controversy. The new FDA Commissioner , Arthur Hull Hayes, ov 2008 Page #142  

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play tracing back to i'vlJ-12, the FDJ\, the Communist Party, the "Hoodlums 2005 Page #104  

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

d• space ol lhtlndun Poi'ltHuctt • Fdlly . .Mr 24. 1814 5: Cloak and Dagger 2009 Page #146  

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

lligence documents. Feb 27, 1942 - FDR memo.. Dr. Bush is to proceed March  2003 Page #25  
- Marshall memo. IPU set-up 1944 - FDR ..Non Terrestrial Science and Techno 2003 Page #25  
t president Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) writes to GCM on February 27, 1942, 2003 Page #25  
c stylistics preliminarily support FDR as author a Format is correct, dual  2003 Page #26  
ed Double Top Secret and signed by FDR. This memo says that before we can e 2003 Page #27  
ds will be available; and finally, FDR commends the committee for its work. 2003 Page #27  
? □ Rare Double Top Secret Stamp □ FDR language matching o “super weapons o 2003 Page #27  
cript WP Library note, many photos FDR, Marshall, Bush, Truman Ike JEHOVAH, 2003 Page #169  
ry that I will deal with regarding FDR is a story that is being worked on b 2003 Page #190  
man was while vice-president under FDR. During his whole time as vice-presi 2003 Page #191  
the letter from George Marshall to FDR dated March 1942 after the LA "air r 2006 Page #103  
 of Atom. Sci.) -3 over 500 words (FDR, Broadcast, Lawyers) -17 shorter let 2008 Page #117  

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

ash Retrieval Conference skills to FDR's attention, Forrestal is invited to 2003 Page #86  

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

 AROUND THE AREA OF THE TPRACT Awn FDUkr A SPHERE, AS IT WAS NOT HEAVY. HE  2004 Page #21  

Word: "fd~·•", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lef': ~-',) 1•:» ,. .. ,c.-.S"'l"'"fD~·• ~ ... t u~ ....... \.f'T!,t ~ .,:, 2009 Page #123  

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

e, New Mexico State Library, Santa Fe, NM, Music by Blazing Cactus 40       2003 Page #44  
east of state Capitol in the Santa Fe National Forest near the town of Peco 2003 Page #146  
 Monday July 7, 1947 J.C. Vincent (FE:JVCincent:bar/hst) either types or an 2003 Page #204  
ness of your Mission. ta ffirarn . FE:JCVincent:hst 7-6-47                  2003 Page #213  
f telegram to - General MacArthur. FE:JCVlncent :bar/hs t 7-6,7-47DECLASSIF 2003 Page #228  
y of current conditions there. TO? FE: JOVin ’cent :hst 7-6-47              2003 Page #229  
 score • v• •ala -lea Mammy Coiles Fe.. and • Pentagon budget FY 2001 $310  2006 Page #32  
 separate measurements. ELEMENT Mn Fe Si Ti Totals 72.3 6.8 19.8 0.2 99.1 1 2007 Page #197  
 notice that it is an alloy of Mn, Fe, and Si." Dr. Taylor's "electron micr 2007 Page #197  
ly manganese (Mn), with some iron (Fe) and silicon (Si), and minimum traces 2007 Page #197  
9.67 Zn (zinc) 20.38 Sn (tin) 0.59 Fe (iron) 2.01 Pb (lead) 0.56 The Matsut 2007 Page #201  
(aluminum) 27.03 Si (silicon) 0.00 Fe (iron) 0.42 Cu (copper) 46.40 Zn (zin 2007 Page #201  
ure turn and thus estimated the Ii fe to be IO seconds. He further stated i 2008 Page #9  
y years. 1 do not mean that his Ii fe has been that of this TV hero on the  2009 Page #32  
•.!0 \JFO W:TM. ,._ C~S'S ROO A.NO Fe,Tl"t•,o r-,111, ,t-iOVt,e:o o-.-P. ~~ 2009 Page #117  
-..~ ao:...: -'t L[,\{T , "'~"'£:. Fe,. s,cc, .. :, :-.c.-., Yf~tr.. s.c-~t 2009 Page #123  
ot1t ■ The Fort Di,;,. McG\&U .. A.Fe Inr.~nt • Tu. i.n l,bnd Exp ■ US Mil. 2009 Page #143  
en~. J:! r..x;,te:-.N-·.1,·~ cot : fe,-1 ;illi~u.:!i: , ... ere r~ortei her 2009 Page #163  

Word: "fear", 36 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Another concern seemed to be his fear of getting in trouble with the gove 2003 Page #68  
the very lowest method of breeding fear." Was there an emergency? If so, wh 2003 Page #87  
d herds of cattle and the caller's fear that she might have seen some stran 2003 Page #143  
conspiracy theory, and dropped his fear of publicity. He began writing to h 2003 Page #144  
t policy apparently began with the fear and shock that President Truman and 2004 Page #75  
 trying to keep any signs of their fear and lack of control from the press  2004 Page #82  
e (Nazis, Soviets) • Early genuine fear of panic (War of Worlds) • Apprehen 2004 Page #122  
ng government effort or simply the fear of ridicule and embarrassment, will 2004 Page #253  
here on Earth scared her, and such fear is probably a strong factor in tl1e 2005 Page #86  
f UFOs. Yet, l maintain that while fear would be real, at least in the earl 2005 Page #86  
ic destruction of all life. Mutual fear won't stop war. Almost looks as if  2005 Page #102  
Uy incorrect" UFO topic, as weU as fear among witnesses of penalties or rid 2005 Page #131  
spicion, denial and apathy born of fear, a small contingent of the U.S. Arm 2005 Page #153  
per-human, it could easily provoke fear and distrust regardless of its moti 2006 Page #53  
he NHI as positive. There would be fear and skepticism about NHI motives &  2006 Page #54  
ith time, the human inclination to fear and distrust might subside. End res 2006 Page #54  
l as religious leadership. Initial fear would give way to a frenzy of inter 2006 Page #58  
e-positive event would induce more fear and apprehension in the human respo 2006 Page #58  
 ground. The NHI would not provoke fear, but would indirectly strengthen id 2006 Page #60  
itably, some people would react in fear, distrust, paranoia, even violence; 2006 Page #60  
rity on public education to reduce fear and paranoia, with strong reliance  2006 Page #61  
uld provoke considerable doubt and fear among the conservative faithful. If 2006 Page #61  
th efforts to reduce ambiguity and fear and restore confidence in human tra 2006 Page #61  
e NHI strangeness would cause much fear and spiritual confusion. Many mains 2006 Page #65  
's radar work was greater than his fear — at least on that day. Audio Inter 2006 Page #151  
0s clad spaceman bravely faces his fear of the "Attack of the littJe green  2007 Page #66  
States has sustained an irrational fear, an anxiety about security, that is 2008 Page #114  
llows the classic pattern of using fear to control a population . During th 2008 Page #123  
rother" state. ln early 2006, such fear of microchip implants gained substa 2008 Page #123  
a, Alaska, have produced a growing fear that America is becoming a Fourth R 2008 Page #123  
 acceptance of fascism was rampant fear of communism , a virulent version o 2008 Page #124  
tion was getting out of hand. This fear intensified with the death of Lenin 2008 Page #126  
      vital UFO information out of fear that long ears in the White House w 2009 Page #16  
INED SO SILENT? I think just utter fear they couldn't! What are they going  2009 Page #85  
oy shouted something , possibly in fear, causing the being to stare at him  2009 Page #136  
he aliens "Were overwhelmed with a fear which lasted for several days." New 2009 Page #138  

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

s who \Vere either deceased or who feared direct communic ation with him).  2005 Page #78  
 of the Soviet Union! Was this the feared attack? Some high government offi 2006 Page #166  
n contaminated by asbestos. It was feared originally that they'd have to be 2008 Page #64  
it and control. They also may have feared that Stalin's Russia was about to 2008 Page #130  

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

 want to get involved and appeared fearful that he might get in trouble wit 2003 Page #68  
ed within the agency. AWD was very fearful of the disclosure to our authori 2004 Page #248  
ho is ignorant of the unknown , or fearful of its threatening power. Only t 2005 Page #94  
tially, the public would be mainly fearful and mistrusting, finding it diff 2006 Page #59  
ave got tetchy about this, and was fearful that if Granada Television made  2006 Page #126  
d v1thin the agency . AWD w~a·vcry fearful of di•cloauro to un.1uthor1zod c 2008 Page #120  
ite!" its capitalist founders grew fearful that their creation was getting  2008 Page #126  
than fact. It did keep the Soviets fearful. This cover began to wear thin i 2009 Page #17  

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

y to within yards of the wreckage, fearing the worst and not quite ready fo 2005 Page #155  
ctually behind the giant cover-up, fearing their own agendas would be expos 2007 Page #127  
exas coast on an intercept course. Fearing a Soviet intercontinental missil 2007 Page #185  
e ground, I pressed my head down , fearing rocks would smash it. When the s 2008 Page #100  

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

nightmare, and confirmed his worst fears, because it eerily echoed the abdu 2003 Page #149  
days of hype in the press and some fears by the fisherman of the object pos 2004 Page #42  
opkins. PCR evidence dismissed the fears of some medical personnel that Han 2006 Page #111  
uses cancer in lab animals, raised fears of a totalitarian "Big Brother" st 2008 Page #123  
iets were already playing on these fears in August 1961 when he referred to 2009 Page #17  
manifest themselves as deep-seated fears. We should strive to eliminate som 2009 Page #20  
and and Pacific areas owing to the fears of espionage. Leech was selected t 2009 Page #157  
s they are exaggerated a I ittle." Fears of espionage resulted in centering 2009 Page #161  
nd Snodgrass replied" "Could be. " Fears of espionage resulted in Not true. 2009 Page #171  

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

 the Pacific and turnert to a re-· Fear~ of espionage resulted in 1 port Pl 2009 Page #181  

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

e specific issue of transportation feasibility will be discussed. Then, som 2004 Page #106  
e Maga#ne raising issues about the feasibility of shipping the recovered UF 2004 Page #127  
pticism until Olto Hahn proved its feasibility in a laboratory which sent s 2009 Page #20  

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

o uhioh do not confers to good and feasible Anorlean p©li@y with regard to  2003 Page #213  
cover-up could even be possible or feasible, given the kinds of leaks that  2004 Page #140  
ened to the Mexican convoy and, if feasible, to retrieve the crashed UFO. T 2007 Page #187  
e end. 4. A moral entity? The most feasible solution it seems would be this 2008 Page #113  
 the proposal; emphasize early and feasible goals; replace nuclear vs. non- 2009 Page #10  
nce operation that would provide a feasible defense approach to the problem 2009 Page #15  
(a) Define the problem divide into feasible components and then assign to a 2009 Page #19  

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

 such a culture has demonstrated a feat beyond the capability of our own te 2005 Page #162  
able to accompJjsh this incredible feat? Simple. "New Friskies Vitality. No 2007 Page #67  

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

She stared that it was "light as a feather," returned to its original form  2005 Page #131  
w York to Los Angeles by putting a feather in the air? It took Charles Lind 2006 Page #6  
that strong and yet be "light as a feather." She was overcome with curiosit 2009 Page #91  

Word: "feature", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ld weigh about 80 pounds. The only feature that Myron could see "was the le 2003 Page #68  
 the "implant" theory was a common feature. Were these later and wildly pop 2003 Page #144  
the cover page, matching each main feature □ The footnote imprint says that 2003 Page #188  
d the U.K. and beyond, including a feature article in the New York Times. A 2004 Page #58  
of glass. I couldn't make out this feature in the photograph. "A porthole h 2004 Page #74  
otographs of this large triangular feature in the dry lake bed. The triangl 2005 Page #51  
 location of this unusual triangle feature is 175 miles south of the highly 2005 Page #51  
m standing inside the odd triangle feature in the lakebed on July 16, 2005. 2005 Page #51  
de aerial photos of the triangular feature on the dry lake bed. RESULTS OF  2005 Page #60  
 altitude aerial image of triangle feature in lake bed, June 11, 19 53 58 A 2005 Page #60  
otographs of the peculiar triangle feature and to research the physical lak 2005 Page #61  
, 'This is not a natural occurring feature.' \Xie showed him the aerial pho 2005 Page #70  
'This is not a naturally occurring feature."' 'WHAT DID THE GEOLOGIST SAY A 2005 Page #70  
h it. Mainly because it's going to feature real locations, real weapon syst 2006 Page #130  
litary close encounters a constant feature. ■ Likefihood of crash recovery  2007 Page #51  
ies in attendance . These vehicles feature a fairly lurid graphic of a cras 2007 Page #70  
. The runway incorporated a unjque feature at the far end. An upward turned 2007 Page #114  
 off more easily. Thjs "ski slope" feature was later incorporated into the  2007 Page #114  
nway also included the "ski slope" feature that was used on the German orig 2007 Page #114  
lobal media coverage , including a feature on ABC News's Nightline. I used  2008 Page #61  
o government files. The best-known feature of these acts was the so-called  2008 Page #61  
conference. In July 1987 both were featured speakers at the annual national 2004 Page #58  
 the book Bt!]1011rl Ros,ve/1 that featured some of the early research into 2005 Page #147  
ellingham Herald for July 26, 1984 featured photos depicting an attempt to  2006 Page #183  
led the Aben 1fotorcycle Rally. Ir featured a motorcycle-r.idjng aljen. The 2007 Page #60  
ited edition' candy. The wrapper s featured a gray alien head with either y 2007 Page #63  
ldwide Calling Cards, one of which featured a too-good -to-be-true sixcies  2007 Page #68  
any for engineers and managers and featured a sharp-edoed illustration of o 2007 Page #69  
Forestall committed suicide and is featured in the X-Files a lot. GM: Funni 2007 Page #84  
 sloping surface. That compartment featured a "spinal fairing" that ran fro 2007 Page #99  
hoto in the process. 111e 40' disc featured a hinged canopy that flipped up 2007 Page #100  
d experimental rurcrafc were never featured in the October 1967 issue of "N 2007 Page #109  
 period the local county newspaper featured a story about how the biggest h 2007 Page #127  
t. Newspapers all over the country featured the Voronezh story on their fro 2009 Page #138  

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

page format S3 U.S. Govt, printing features ns Shadowed letters General siz 2003 Page #182  
 There was no description of their features beyond that. 71                 2004 Page #74  
 but brief glimpse of the humanoid features. He recalls tl1at their heads w 2005 Page #43  
r urban legends, with recognizable features and behavior, Mobilizing of hum 2006 Page #55  
t the proximity of roads and other features as best they could recall. The  2006 Page #80  
fectious agent. This is one of the features that single out prion diseases  2006 Page #115  
cers. An analytical summary of the features dominant are: 1. Sudden Death 2 2006 Page #115  
team is directed by Sam Sudore and features two experience divers, John Wal 2006 Page #187  
atte111pts to end UFO secrecy Book Features ■ Government documents/ archiva 2008 Page #158  

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

hat a wingless cigar-shaped object featuring two rows of windows was sighte 2003 Page #88  
n. CONTACT hosts monthly meetings, featuring speakers and videos covering a 2006 Page #193  
 one in black and white, the other featuring highly stylized color illustra 2009 Page #137  

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

esidential intelligence documents. Feb 27, 1942 - FDR memo.. Dr. Bush is to 2003 Page #25  
ry Greenwood& Jorge Martin V,17-18 Feb 19 crash, U.S. UFO recovery, meteori 2004 Page #114  
as on the terrible Peter Jennings, Feb. 24, 2005, TV mockumentary), that ou 2006 Page #6  
                               :?O FEB 1954 -MUROC AFB YEA, RlGHT -\VANNA B 2008 Page #153  
s. Memo to Attorney General Yvelle Feb 1755 J. Younger. "A negative decisio 2009 Page #10  

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

ained paroxysmal hypoxia, becoming febrile and overcome suddenly and dramat 2006 Page #110  

Word: "february", 68 instance(s) (Back to Top)

onsense. ” Source: New York Times, February 28. 1960 www.majesticdocuments  2003 Page #10  
rst public evidence of this is the February 1942 "LA Air Raid". In this cas 2003 Page #24  
. Roosevelt (FDR) writes to GCM on February 27, 1942, "I have considered th 2003 Page #25  
e, on White House stationary dated February 22, 1944, which is stamped Doub 2003 Page #27  
 concerning the Kecksburg case. In February of 1985, the only official docu 2003 Page #56  
object neat Montgomery Alabama. In February, the Air Force issues Project " 2003 Page #88  
Navy after the “Battle of L.A.” in February 1942 a Security and recovery pl 2003 Page #170  
tronomical Society of the Pacific, February 1954 “Second Moon?, ” Time Maga 2003 Page #182  
ry three months during his tenure (February 1948 — January 1953). He descri 2003 Page #191  
t of Eisenhower to Palm Springs in February 1954. It was during that visit  2003 Page #192  
El Yunque rainforests/mountains on February 19, 1984. The object was round, 2004 Page #16  
d had her own ten months prior: In February of 1980, I was on patrol — Poli 2004 Page #54  
rican University in Washington. In February 1988, I arranged for both to sp 2004 Page #58  
knew anything about them until the February 2000 New Mexico legislature was 2004 Page #71  
icles removed, Grove Oak, Alabama, February 10, 1993 Four years later on Fe 2004 Page #77  
ruary 10, 1993 Four years later on February 10, 1993 in Grove Oak, Alabama, 2004 Page #77  
s was done every three months from February 1948, when Landry came to the W 2004 Page #84  
't know what to do about it." In a February 2, 1959 letter to a Canadian re 2004 Page #88  
ted that all government knew. In a February 23, 1959 letter Smith stated: F 2004 Page #88  
researcher Dr. James McDonald. The February 2, 1970 letter read in part, "I 2004 Page #101  
all of Mirrors, Status Report VII, February 1994 Slide 4 104 Leonard String 2004 Page #107  
s final Status Report published in February 1994: "If this should be my las 2004 Page #110  
t on the Los Angeles "air raid" of February 1942 as resulting in the recove 2004 Page #123  
tain statements by Jesse Marcel in February of 1978. Lt Col. Jesse Marcel,  2004 Page #134  
 writing on some of the pieces. On February 21, 1978, Marcel received an in 2004 Page #135  
t sort of thing. It's no good." On February 6, a small tumor similar co a b 2005 Page #33  
removed and was sent back home. On February 10, Chereze complained of pains 2005 Page #33  
 Sul de :rvlinas, where he died on February 16 of acute respiratory deficie 2005 Page #33  
 of May 1953 can be traced back to February 3, 1971, the date that two youn 2005 Page #39  
 Crash Retrieval Conference In his February 1994 paper, UFO Cmsh/ Retriev(l 2005 Page #44  
prove the rule. The ABC Special in February 2005, hosted by Peter Jennings, 2005 Page #76  
tors," St. Petersb11rg Ti111es, 18 February 2004. Also, public statement on 2005 Page #81  
ductin g and studying To-T, and on February 7 wrote Reich that he had confi 2005 Page #92  
s Air Raid." At about 2:25 a.m. on February 25, 1942 air raid sirens awoke  2005 Page #121  
sevelt stating: As indicated in my February 26 memorandum to you regarding  2005 Page #122  
is indicated in a leaked memo from February 1944 (marked "DOUBLE TOP SECRET 2005 Page #127  
s final Ski/us Repo,t published in February 1994: "If th.is should be my la 2005 Page #139  
ober 1947, Paradise Valley, AZ; 13 February 1948, Aztec, NM; 25 March 1948, 2005 Page #163  
ogical weapons program • May 1971- February 1973: United States destroys bi 2006 Page #107  
ally altered anthrax in Vaccine. • February, 1998: FBI arrests two men, inc 2006 Page #108  
t exposure • Symptoms develop on 6 February 1996 • Presenting symptom was l 2006 Page #109  
 pronounced dead at 1100 hrs on 15 February 1996 In both cases, we have the 2006 Page #109  
 a person who is now dead. Only in February of this year did the notes and  2006 Page #136  
uary 25, 1974. 10. Wrexham Leader, February 1, 1974. 11. UFO Magazine, Sept 2006 Page #137  
Air Defense Command or by ConAC in February, 1951. Since it requires months 2006 Page #171  
ff the hook on Monday mornings! In February Robert Bigelow announced that h 2006 Page #204  
 military person involved with the February 14, 1976 UFO crash investigatio 2007 Page #128  
 ACIN SOP for Blue Fly operations, February 1960 provides for 1127th partic 2007 Page #134  
                         rr.;.._ r February 13, 1974 Barrington, New Hampsh 2007 Page #151  
                               ... February 28, 1974 .-. .,,,, ... ,-' , ,, 2007 Page #153  
ects." Project Sign secret report, February 1949 Quo red in Lt. Col. Hector 2007 Page #193  
 on. CASE # 3 -POULAIN (Argentina, February 1967) -Metal Fragment The name  2007 Page #195  
ce, CIA, NSA, and the Navy between February and July of 1978, all without s 2008 Page #30  
00 16 Interview with Nick Pope, 16 February I 998 17 The Interrupted Journe 2008 Page #39  
he documents themselves range from February 1942 to as late as a note writt 2008 Page #105  
stag or Parliament building and on February 27, 1933, the Reichstag was gut 2008 Page #128  
 , New Mexico, from July, 1947, to February, 1951. His responsibilities inc 2008 Page #134  
ok early in his administration. On February I 9, 1961, Kennedy issued an Ex 2009 Page #35  
under direct Executive control. On February 18, 1961, President Kennedy iss 2009 Page #37  
n the data review 24 no later than February I, 1964. It's important to note 2009 Page #41  
 More Stringfield Revelations In a February 1994 report, UFO Crash/Retrieva 2009 Page #50  
n College in 1962. A year later on February 7, 1963, he enlisted in the U.S 2009 Page #68  
" Four months passed, and in early February, 1990, I received a briefletter 2009 Page #139  
, to examine the idea at Noumea in February 1944. New Caledonian Experiment 2009 Page #164  
e limits of experimental error. In February 1947, Leech was invited by the  2009 Page #166  
, to examine the idea at Noumea in February 1944." According to Snodgrass'  2009 Page #169  
wn papers, the exact itinerary was February 16, 1944. r No. 5 , ilFl'lCE OF 2009 Page #169  
limits of experimental error." "In February 1947, Leech was invited by the  2009 Page #172  

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

os Alamos Scientific Laboratory on Feburary 16, 1949, the purpose of which  2009 Page #9  

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

r disclosed the presence of rodent feces, of which he took samples. Cheek p 2006 Page #110  

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

n derives from (pro)teinaceous (in)fectious particle. The discovery that pr 2006 Page #113  

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

) Col. Halt: "/ wish to make it pe,fectly clear that UFOs that I saw were s 2009 Page #59  

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

merican authorities. Was Kilgallen fed this data by a sympathetic insider i 2003 Page #73  
or re- election was because he was fed up and broken in spirit because of t 2004 Page #145  
and go -she had named them and she fed them all. We swapped life stories. I 2009 Page #95  

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

 note some surprise that the word "federal" (as in "federal law") in the se 2003 Page #179  
se that the word "federal" (as in "federal law") in the security warning wa 2003 Page #179  
stion is what percent of it? s The Federal Government does have the right t 2003 Page #188  
ned headlines in 1993, reopening a federal investigation into the so-called 2004 Page #60  
 was tracked multiple rimes by the Federal Aviation Administration f1ying t 2005 Page #82  
erators because bureaucrats at the Federal Drug Admirustration had targeted 2005 Page #87  
erself. Mrs. Brady and the FDA The Federal Drug Administration began to bui 2005 Page #93  
ct, the basics are as follows. The Federal Drug Administration had begun ac 2005 Page #101  
fforts. And so the FDA went to the federal court and brought a complaint ag 2005 Page #101  
ntenced to two years in Lewisbur g Federal Penitentiary in Lewisburg , Penn 2005 Page #101  
t. Determines that 85% of the U.S. federal budget is un-auditable Determine 2006 Page #32  
mines that HUD (and probably other federal offices) is essentially a cut-ou 2006 Page #32  
nce of over $3.3 trillion from the federal government from fiscal 1998- 200 2006 Page #32  
r perimeter checkpoints. Local and federal officials involved in firefighti 2006 Page #82  
ia frenzy could have been avoided. Federal Aviation Administration air traf 2006 Page #83  
legedly held up for a photo by two federal agents.I3 We have no data on whe 2006 Page #103  
dar Station, first operated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 2006 Page #151  
fter a thorough investigation, the Federal Aviation Administration office a 2006 Page #185  
 have worked very closel) with the federal government to censor news judged 2007 Page #7  
achieving a more open, accountable federal government. Introduction No, th. 2007 Page #7  
 way to tbjnk about it is that the federal government has become a pawn of  2007 Page #8  
s organizations cooperate with the federal government. 2. How news censorsh 2007 Page #9  
achieving a more open, accountable federal government. Let's start with a l 2007 Page #9  
etween the U.S. news media and the federal government grew much closer in \ 2007 Page #10  
hip between the news media and the federal government. America was never to 2007 Page #11  
achieving a more open, accountable federal government. Th.is is essential i 2007 Page #38  
 It's amazing though because under federal guidelines they should all be li 2007 Page #87  
ose machines didn't conform to the federal guidelines and had no warnings i 2007 Page #87  
e British man arrested because the federal governme nt isn't making any ta. 2007 Page #92  
ocess was identical to that of the federal gm ernmem when they are trying t 2007 Page #94  
 presence of multiple helicopters. Federal authorities cordoned off the are 2007 Page #130  
ng undertaken by no less than "two federal agencies." To dare, however, the 2007 Page #135  
profound, to say the very least. A Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) me 2008 Page #26  
the Clinch River to the south as a federal reserve to serve as one of three 2008 Page #27  
s Senator Elihu Root, attorney for Federal Reserve founder Paul Warburg 's  2008 Page #125  
 , Kuhns, Loebs, Harrimans and the Federal Reserve as well as Federal Reser 2008 Page #125  
and the Federal Reserve as well as Federal Reserve founder Frank Vanderlip  2008 Page #125  
er of Paul Warburg who founded the Federal Reserve System and handled U.S.  2008 Page #125  
g, America's first chairman of the Federal Reserve System and the man in ch 2008 Page #127  
her research organizations and the Federal Government." Funding for the AUi 2008 Page #134  
                                   federal expectation , even to taking sta 2008 Page #143  
 AGENCY ACT, ANY OR ALL APPLICABLE FEDERAL ESPIONAGE LAWS AND NATIONAL SECU 2009 Page #26  
ough investigation would follow by federal or congressional authorities. Wa 2009 Page #45  
en forcefully remove uncooperative federal officials. To date, there is no  2009 Page #45  

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 aren't available in the archives, federally or provincially. In any event  2004 Page #41  

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rom forcing teachers to conform to federally-mandated curriculum to inflict 2008 Page #142  

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e? In the earlv 1990s the National Federatio n of Coffee Gro,vers of Columb 2007 Page #61  

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peace with each other. No galactic federation new-member committee would al 2006 Page #8  

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 Beach CA 92660 by express mail or FedEx and I will cooperate with the mail 2003 Page #179  
letely different way. It came in a FedEx proposal to me — where I would go  2004 Page #195  

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what Pflock dismisses as a "vague, feeble attempt to provide for defense ag 2004 Page #220  
ent "arumal" looked either hurt or feeble as it went .into the pasture near 2005 Page #32  

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on trends and topics, all of wruch feed into their 70                       2007 Page #76  
 about her from them, and he would feed it to Dorothy KilgaJJen." Interesti 2007 Page #135  

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O controversy. It was the positive feedback that Stringfield received from  2004 Page #110  
ded envelopes • Some with obituary feedback • Key questions • Was the targe 2004 Page #199  
or Crash / Retrie, al" and invited feedback from an)One who might have dire 2005 Page #127  
e getting not only our electronics feedback, but people were actually visua 2006 Page #146  
entral Intelligence. (c)Coordinate feedback to appropriate intelligence age 2009 Page #19  

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n some of the same people who were feeding Bennewitz with alien invasion st 2003 Page #150  
sist of leakage in the capillaries feeding the lungs, inducing hypoxia and  2006 Page #110  

Word: "feel", 42 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ident is only a hoax. In fact they feel that the story is exaggerated. Ther 2003 Page #57  
ey contain, the Secretary does not feel they should be kept in his home. Th 2003 Page #89  
cide, and there was little call to feel otherwise. The day after he died, t 2003 Page #94  
*c overflown the I niled States. I feel certain that c*cn the I uknossn 3%  2003 Page #118  
to retain the original. Unless you feel rather strongly about the matter... 2003 Page #204  
to retain the briginal. Unless you feel rather strongly about the matter an 2003 Page #216  
cal and it is urgently necessary I feel that we reconsider our policy to se 2003 Page #230  
nside that damned thing, you could feel it. The UFO did come back the next  2004 Page #50  
nograph on UFO crash/retrievals, I feel a warmth of satisfaction that my co 2004 Page #110  
t is a race with the undertaker. I feel that one of the most important reas 2004 Page #130  
 agency in a difficult position. I feel the time is fast approaching when t 2004 Page #248  
m a believer in both categories. I feel everything is possible. Many of our 2005 Page #80  
high energetic charge may begin to feel uncomfortable fairly quickly, possi 2005 Page #90  
graph on UFO crash / retrievals, I feel a warmth of satisfaction that my co 2005 Page #139  
ctions as an interplanetary war. I feel that one of the most important reas 2005 Page #140  
People on board would probably not feel any more effect than they do from t 2005 Page #173  
sion and turmoil. Government might feel necessity to constrain media by mea 2006 Page #59  
services disintegrated, many would feel abandoned and their loyalty would f 2006 Page #65  
 arrogant. When trained physicists feel they can replicate most of the know 2006 Page #101  
been dropped, and some researchers feel that it is credible that the surger 2006 Page #115  
t we know of. WHAT EMOTION DID YOU FEEL? I was in shock! What can I say? I  2006 Page #159  
on't know.' HOW DOES THAT MAKE YOU FEEL AS AN AMERICAN? Oh, that's a big qu 2006 Page #163  
ig question! How does that make me feel as an American? (Long pause) I thin 2006 Page #163  
n the UF0!"4° He claims to hear or feel a humming sound emanating from the  2006 Page #187  
 such print and broadcast ads they feel, is to placate society by keeping u 2007 Page #59  
s guys. I enjoyed that because you feel like your work is underpinning ever 2007 Page #82  
be wrong or illegal. GM: It didn't feel illegal, not back then. Well I knew 2007 Page #86  
aling thjs information governments feel they can keep the advanced technolo 2007 Page #127  
ng tlS...-fY .. lbaUI ""° thousand feeL The CQ1pl1 told I NICAP ropo,ur tha 2007 Page #165  
S THERE. DID YOU, AS YOUNG ADULTS, FEEL AFRAID OF THE MAN WHO TURNED YOU AW 2007 Page #171  
the matter rested." Does Nick Pope feel that the assessment of the Assistan 2008 Page #34  
lectricity -like static. You could feel it on your skin as you approached t 2008 Page #81  
"I touched the symbols and I could feel the shapes as if they were inscribe 2008 Page #82  
. We (Burroughs and Penniston) can feel it! ... I feel like I'm being pulle 2008 Page #85  
 and Penniston) can feel it! ... I feel like I'm being pulled. Something 's 2008 Page #85  
re also marked it as a UFO. What I feel you were involved in, gentlemen, wa 2008 Page #86  
hey have been "keeping us busy"? I feel tho ticc ls fast ;1pproachlng "hen  2008 Page #121  
the home of a UFO researcher. Many feel Hunsacker's death may have signaled 2008 Page #133  
ormation but generally bureaucrats feel it is only fair game to try secretl 2009 Page #15  
MS OF THOUGHT OR IMAGE? Well, did !feel intelligence? Yes! But, here's some 2009 Page #67  
and controlled , with the look and feel of every other Communist Partyappro 2009 Page #134  
did go through my mail as I didn't feel capable of evaluating much of the c 2009 Page #179  

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

e at APRO. The idea was to put out feelers to see who could be used by the  2003 Page #146  

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

of the event he remembers well. My feeling is that Joel is relating the eve 2003 Page #70  
stic Twelve. It continues to be my feeling that any future considerations r 2003 Page #134  
w do you decide? • "...opinions or feeling expressed by personnel involved  2003 Page #207  
d to the possible outcome" vs. "...feeling of prior obligation to support o 2003 Page #207  
bjectivity and dataahnent Iron any feeling of ^?i©r ©bllgatlon to support o 2003 Page #213  
ited States. B. PERSONNEL It is my feeling that the group of assistants sho 2003 Page #222  
u proceed with detachment from any feeling of prior obligation to support o 2003 Page #225  
. Aboard the two boats there was a feeling of apprehension. Norman Smith re 2004 Page #39  
n passing that I had a troublesome feeling about the "look" of some of the  2004 Page #233  
LAR?" ''\Xlhy is it triangular? My feeling is that it was the shape of the  2005 Page #67  
T ANY\'(!HER.E ELSE?" "Correct. My feeling was that they had to either buil 2005 Page #71  
"armoring" served to block natural feeling and hold neurotic behavior in pl 2005 Page #90  
n an accumulator much longer while feeling little if any difference. The nu 2005 Page #90  
all took notes except the Colonel. Feeling that this had been a significant 2005 Page #98  
 get out of there. I just had this feeling. \Xie could see that there was a 2005 Page #155  
 1 was an only child, I was always feeling very secure. M) parents were ver 2007 Page #82  
activity. Contributing to a strong feeling of eeriness are the surrounding  2007 Page #192  
old me he was overwhelmed with the feeling "something was not right!" He an 2008 Page #79  
oughs and Penniston also described feeling hair on their arms and back of t 2008 Page #81  
 Burroughs agreed, "It was a weird feeling, like everything seemed slower t 2008 Page #81  
felt normal again. The slow motion feeling went away. Then John Burroughs s 2008 Page #83  
 the early morning of December 27, feeling like something had returned. Bur 2008 Page #86  
ay was like 60 degrees F. YOU WERE FEELING HEAT AND WHAT ELSE? The smoothne 2009 Page #66  
d gave them a lot more attention , feeling each one and then recording it i 2009 Page #66  
e in a blink of an eye. I had this feeling and the feeling was that there w 2009 Page #67  
an eye. I had this feeling and the feeling was that there would be a return 2009 Page #67  
's release of the news story; some feeling it was a sign of increasing jour 2009 Page #138  

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

tb detaahasnt fTca any opinions or feelings GOsprcsscd by pssaossal Involre 2003 Page #212  
ome pressure in the head. Any such feelings quickly dissipate when you exit 2005 Page #90  

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ic Twelve. It cor.tir.ueo to te ny feellr./; that any future conaideratlora 2003 Page #136  

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

 on the record because he strongly feels that the public should be told the 2006 Page #156  
 address a need to contain what it feels are more manageable threats. Yet a 2009 Page #15  
-I was trying to figure it out. It feels like glass, but it can't be glass. 2009 Page #66  

Word: "feet", 244 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the picture I saw, he was about 4 feet tall, appeared to have no bone stru 2003 Page #23  
person, who appeared to be about 4 feet tall. They had him under the armpit 2003 Page #35  
eyes, so I can't tell you what his feet were like because I didn't see that 2003 Page #35  
unding it, at an elevation of 2000 feet. Dahls described the discs as twent 2003 Page #41  
described the discs as twenty five feet in diameter, shaped like doughnuts, 2003 Page #41  
wobbled and dropped down about 700 feet and stopped wobbling before one of  2003 Page #41  
 approach them, fly only about 200 feet overhead, then move off in the dist 2003 Page #58  
ject which appeared to be 10 to 12 feet or more in length, and approximatel 2003 Page #60  
 length, and approximately 8 to 10 feet in diameter. At the back of the obj 2003 Page #60  
ted to be approximately 4 1/z to 5 feet tall, and would weigh about 80 poun 2003 Page #68  
aped device which was about 4 or 5 feet square, on a stretcher-like base wi 2003 Page #70  
hout being seen, and a few hundred feet away came across two military olive 2003 Page #71  
 Elliptical or disc shape o 50-300 feet diameter) o Dome may/may not includ 2003 Page #174  
 cigar shape o Reports rare o 2000 feet long, 95 feet thick, not lower atmo 2003 Page #174  
 Reports rare o 2000 feet long, 95 feet thick, not lower atmosphere o Ovoid 2003 Page #174  
riangular shape o Longest side 300 feet o High performance like first and t 2003 Page #174  
o Humanoid, look Oriental 0 5 to 5 feet 4 inches, weigh 80-100 pounds o Lar 2003 Page #174  
nces /in^the head, eyes, hands apd feet. They have a slight build about fiv 2003 Page #236  
hey have a slight build about five feet tall, with grayish-pink skin color. 2003 Page #236  
as being a sphere, approximately 2 feet 9 inches in diameter, with a color  2004 Page #15  
the spheres were approximately two feet in diameter, and had been recovered 2004 Page #16  
im and open water except a hundred feet of embankment and shoreline. The li 2004 Page #34  
nce Just ahead a couple of hundred feet was the Irish Moss Plant with its l 2004 Page #35  
 they saw it, six or seven hundred feet from the shore. It wasn't very impr 2004 Page #35  
ct of some description, perhaps 60 feet wide and 8 to 10 feet high. There w 2004 Page #35  
, perhaps 60 feet wide and 8 to 10 feet high. There was no moon that night  2004 Page #35  
or 5 of them, big lights, about 15 feet apart in a straight line, red/orang 2004 Page #36  
nown height of the Budget Light [8 feet] above the water that the fishermen 2004 Page #39  
hs, or approximately 25 meters [80 feet] wide. After awhile they were able  2004 Page #40  
but two UFOs that were in 80 to 90 feet of water off Government Point at th 2004 Page #43  
 the other measured about 55 to 60 feet and that the object stayed stationa 2004 Page #45  
an altitude of between 500 and 600 feet about 3/4 of a mile offshore before 2004 Page #45  
are set in the tunnel every thirty feet to enable hand-pulled trolleys to m 2004 Page #51  
ght appeared to be about a hundred feet in diameter and was not moving. Tha 2004 Page #57  
000 yards at an altitude of 30,000 feet." Four months later by November 194 2004 Page #66  
 p.m., at an altitude above 60,000 feet, the proximity fuse on the warhead  2004 Page #67  
nd and rock,' were found near a 50 feet by 50 feet by 24-feet- deep crater  2004 Page #68  
,' were found near a 50 feet by 50 feet by 24-feet- deep crater outside Jua 2004 Page #68  
eter of silver-colored disc was 99 feet, found near Farmington, New Mexico  2004 Page #73  
id that the bodies were about four feet in height. There was no description 2004 Page #74  
of this, when Mr. Smith was on his feet, he was constantly visited by both  2004 Page #94  
ing after a glowing disc about two feet in diameter. Q: Pardon me, sir, but 2004 Page #102  
ardon me, sir, but did you say two feet? A: That is correct. I was informed 2004 Page #102  
 that the disc was glowing and two feet in diameter. A glowing chunk flew o 2004 Page #102  
d, fractured porthole, bodies four feet long; multiple sources 12 1949 Unkn 2004 Page #111  
ils; participant doctor; 3.4 - 4.5 feet, eyes large, nose vague 20 1952 Wri 2004 Page #111  
r to employment at WPAFB. "Gray, 4 feet tall, iguana skin" • 3. Report 76,  2004 Page #116  
w disc-shaped object with dome, 30 feet diameter, windows. No heavy equipme 2004 Page #116  
spended by crane. 3 dead aliens, 5 feet tall. "Interior larger than exterio 2004 Page #116  
our crew members taken alive, five feet in height, correlates with the desc 2004 Page #117  
ize distribution is not always 100 feet Slide 24 MAXIMUM SIZE /It DISTRIBUT 2004 Page #126  
EPORTED • Less than or equal to 20 feet: 3(R2, 27, 35) • 21-30 feet: 5 (R5, 2004 Page #126  
 to 20 feet: 3(R2, 27, 35) • 21-30 feet: 5 (R5, 18, 37, 53, 57) • 31-50 fee 2004 Page #126  
et: 5 (R5, 18, 37, 53, 57) • 31-50 feet: 2 (R29, 42) • 51-100 feet: 2 (R36, 2004 Page #126  
• 31-50 feet: 2 (R29, 42) • 51-100 feet: 2 (R36, 49) (R49 = "50 to 100") Co 2004 Page #126  
ed maximum sizes were less than 30 feet Slide 25 123                        2004 Page #126  
the larger craft reported (over 50 feet) would not pass between the telepho 2004 Page #127  
for an absolute height limit of 14 feet 3 inches east of Kansas City and wi 2004 Page #127  
 Kansas City and width limit of 12 feet. He also correctly notes that in th 2004 Page #127  
o-thirds of them were less than 30 feet, which I think would have been a ve 2004 Page #129  
s strewn over a path a few hundred feet wide and three-quarters of a mile l 2004 Page #135  
ached a height of 400 meters (1300 feet). GIRD was essentially a rocket dub 2004 Page #153  
nt Doty offered Linda thousands of feet of black and white and color film " 2004 Page #194  
f the road that was just over five feet call and was trying co run across t 2005 Page #35  
on towers, ranging from 100 to 300 feet in height. The operation involved a 2005 Page #39  
real and "I would guess about four feet tall." He stated that the body was  2005 Page #40  
l damage. It was oval and about 30 feet in diameter. An entranceway hatch h 2005 Page #40  
ed and opened. 1t was about 3-1 /2 feet high and 1-1 /2 feet wide. 1 was ab 2005 Page #40  
 about 3-1 /2 feet high and 1-1 /2 feet wide. 1 was able to talk briefly wi 2005 Page #40  
upant of the craft. le was about 4 feet tall, dark brown complex.ion and ha 2005 Page #41  
allic ship," twenty-five to thirty feet in diameter, and that was undamaged 2005 Page #42  
h or opening that was four-to-five feet in height and two-to-three feet wid 2005 Page #42  
ve feet in height and two-to-three feet wide and which was open. After conc 2005 Page #42  
a hangar at a distance of about 12 feet, peering at five crates on a forkli 2005 Page #43  
little humanoids appearing to be 4 feet tall, were lying unshrouded [sic] o 2005 Page #43  
ole. An airdrop detonated at 6,000 feet during Upshot-Knothole . · .. ' ..  2005 Page #46  
angle measured approximately 4,400 feet long and 2,700 feet wide. (Measurem 2005 Page #51  
ximately 4,400 feet long and 2,700 feet wide. (Measurements from 1999 geolo 2005 Page #51  
s triangle pattern are about 4,400 feet long and 2,700 feet wide, and "not  2005 Page #60  
re about 4,400 feet long and 2,700 feet wide, and "not made by Nature" -acc 2005 Page #60  
h. The object was about 250 to 300 feet in diameter. At 2:45 p.m. CST, at a 2005 Page #64  
 At 2:45 p.m. CST, at about 14,000 feet, Mantell radioed to the base that h 2005 Page #64  
had the object in sight. At 15,000 feet, Mantell reported: "The object is d 2005 Page #64  
rom lack of oxygen at about 25,000 feet. The plane had continued co climb t 2005 Page #65  
e had continued co climb to 30,000 feet, but then leveled out before going  2005 Page #65  
 had large heads, and were about 3 feet tall. 2. \X'ord of a 1948 UFO crash 2005 Page #78  
e conditions. They were about four feet tall. The man had been told there w 2005 Page #79  
to be towed on a cable one hundred feet behind a hired airplane, as its lea 2005 Page #100  
or circular object about 50 to 100 feet in diameter. (http:brumac.8K.com/ba 2005 Page #121  
S. in BoLivia was "not big-fifteen feet max, dirty white and oval." No one  2005 Page #143  
s in with a blade, about a hundred feet wide, deeper than a foot            2005 Page #154  
heir balance. \Y/e were 100 to 200 feet from chem. Sounds were coming out o 2005 Page #155  
l scattered around several hundred feet. It was getting late, so we backtra 2005 Page #155  
 The disc was silver) and about 30 feet in diameter. He learned that two al 2005 Page #165  
etrieval. The second clisc was 100 feet in cliameter and ten, dead crewmemb 2005 Page #166  
 over each other, approximately 30 feet in 166                              2005 Page #168  
e crash. 1t was humanoid , about 4 feet tall, with brown skin and wearing a 2005 Page #169  
 -4Wright-Patterson AFB in 1966. 4 feet tall. old therewere ao backless' th 2006 Page #26  
 object of unknown ongin, about 45 feet long, 15 feet wide and 8-9 feet hig 2006 Page #29  
nown ongin, about 45 feet long, 15 feet wide and 8-9 feet high No doors Or  2006 Page #29  
45 feet long, 15 feet wide and 8-9 feet high No doors Or hatches; cannot in 2006 Page #29  
-shaped, metal, and about fourteen feet In diameter. • US Ambassador The Bo 2006 Page #29  
e up inspec- tion. It was about 24 feet in dia- meter and was -topped with  2006 Page #44  
Mach 0.85 at an altitude of 34,000 feet, they neared the Nevada border as h 2006 Page #74  
ed an inverted flat spin at 30,000 feet. After making several attempts to r 2006 Page #74  
icken plane dropped through 25,000 feet, he ejected. Collins parachuted to  2006 Page #74  
 package to altitudes above 90,000 feet while flying at speeds in excess of 2006 Page #77  
lon at an altitude of about 38,000 feet. About five seconds after release,  2006 Page #77  
o altitude. Passing through 63,000 feet, the drone's destruct mechanism arm 2006 Page #77  
was programmed to ignite at 74,000 feet. After a rocket burn time of nearly 2006 Page #77  
and at an altitude of about 80,000 feet, explosive bolts separated the D-21 2006 Page #78  
 B-52H was climbing at about 1,500 feet per minute at around 225 knots. As  2006 Page #78  
knots. As the bomber neared 20,000 feet altitude, Wallis was conducting a G 2006 Page #78  
Tonopah, Mulhare climbed to 20,000 feet under the supervision of Oakland an 2006 Page #81  
are's request to descend to 17,000 feet. He then cancelled his IFR flight p 2006 Page #81  
red mountain (gaining nearly 1,000 feet of elevation in the process). When  2006 Page #84  
t the crash site to a depth of six feet and as far as 1,000 feet beyond the 2006 Page #84  
th of six feet and as far as 1,000 feet beyond the last recognizable debris 2006 Page #84  
n blasted at least several hundred feet from the impact point. If the recov 2006 Page #85  
rews had set their perimeter 1,000 feet beyond the last recognizable debris 2006 Page #85  
erhaps exceeding 10,000,000 square feet). With a six- foot depth of excavat 2006 Page #85  
ation the volume (60,000,000 cubic feet of material!) to be sifted would ha 2006 Page #85  
area of a huge oak tree about four feet back from the path and to their lef 2006 Page #90  
s. They were situated about twelve feet in the air and just below a large h 2006 Page #90  
uminum in color. It was about nine feet in length from the shoulder area to 2006 Page #93  
 top shoulder area was about three feet across and about four feet wide at  2006 Page #94  
t three feet across and about four feet wide at the bottom. It was topped b 2006 Page #94  
f-spades shaped helmet about three feet high that sat on the upper plane sh 2006 Page #94  
 shell of the torso and about five feet long. They were equivalent to exhau 2006 Page #94  
 "It left tracks from six to eight feet apart. Wore a suit of green armor.  2006 Page #98  
oked like a mechanical man. Was 10 feet tall, four feet wide. Had a blood r 2006 Page #98  
anical man. Was 10 feet tall, four feet wide. Had a blood red face. Sported 2006 Page #98  
monster had grown from seven to 17 feet high in 24 hours." Other articles s 2006 Page #99  
nces in the head, eyes, hands, and feet. They have a slight build about fiv 2006 Page #104  
hey have a slight build about five feet tall with grayish-pink skin color.  2006 Page #104  
ewed a "luminous sphere," some 400 feet across and traveling at an approxim 2006 Page #120  
t an approximated height of 15,000 feet. It was Haughton's opinion that as  2006 Page #120  
"The bodies were about five to six feet tall, humanoid in shape, but so thi 2006 Page #123  
, but it looked about two or three feet wide. Then suddenly there was an en 2006 Page #128  
 up-rooted and thrown four hundred feet. "The only other person who was loc 2006 Page #129  
grees and at an altitude of 75,000 feet, a course that would intercept U.S. 2006 Page #133  
, the object leveled off at 45,000 feet, then descended to 20,000 feet. The 2006 Page #133  
000 feet, then descended to 20,000 feet. The descent was in level steps, no 2006 Page #133  
f the disk was that it was sixteen feet, five inches in diameter, convex on 2006 Page #135  
ckness was slightly less than five feet. The color was silver, much like po 2006 Page #135  
as described as a 'dent' about two feet wide. The weight of the object was  2006 Page #135  
 limits then 'jumped' up to 75,000 feet. Considering prior behavior exhibit 2006 Page #136  
 from outer space. ...I'm at 2,300 feet. Don't come after me." (Howe's emph 2006 Page #141  
d say size ranged anywhere from 15 feet across to 100 feet across. All of t 2006 Page #153  
nywhere from 15 feet across to 100 feet across. All of the vehicles that I  2006 Page #153  
aircraft were in flight, at 32,000 feet, on a course of 200 degrees in the  2006 Page #170  
up a wall of water about 75 to 100 feet high. The surface of the bay contin 2006 Page #184  
e object sank in water roughly 270 feet deep. 9:45 AM: US Coast Guard Belli 2006 Page #185  
 finder. It is an object about ten feet high and thirty feet wide, and it a 2006 Page #187  
ect about ten feet high and thirty feet wide, and it appears to be wedged i 2006 Page #187  
ed by currents, traveling over 250 feet to the surface, and emerging far fr 2006 Page #191  
up an object of that size from 270 feet, it would surely have proved a prol 2006 Page #191  
ics included two pairs of legs and feet, one pair in blue suede shoes, the  2007 Page #67  
scs, measurin g 20, 40, 70 and 116 feet in diameter (see arrow MacDiLI AFB  2007 Page #95  
t the chain Link fence was only 50 feet from were the discs were parked. Be 2007 Page #95  
JSAF THE LARGE DISC: Measuring 116 feet in diameter (comparable to the wing 2007 Page #105  
 wheels which measured 2-1 /2 to 3 feet in diameter (see illustration #25 & 2007 Page #105  
SO miles, or approximately 265,000 feet. For Jack's article, the O.1.C. tol 2007 Page #108  
ng their F-86 Saber jets at 45,000 feet, they were unable to catch the djsc 2007 Page #109  
ng upon a huge runway that was 200 feet wide, 11,300 feet long, and was mad 2007 Page #114  
way that was 200 feet wide, 11,300 feet long, and was made of concrete whic 2007 Page #114  
 was made of concrete which was 14 feet thick. The memo stated that the run 2007 Page #114  
 elevation of approximately. 3,000 feet. The burning apparentl y continued  2007 Page #128  
 by small men -probably under four feet tall. It's frightening, but there i 2007 Page #136  
 height of around fifteen thousand feet and a rusrance of approximately one 2007 Page #137  
e structure -possibly five hundred feet in length -that protruded from an i 2007 Page #137  
his image. It's Capilla Peak, 9300 feet hjgh in the Manzano :Mountains and  2007 Page #161  
 was flying easterly at about 2000 feet. The couple told a NICAP reporter t 2007 Page #165  
n end,' and approximately 50 to 75 feet in iliameter. It was constructed of 2007 Page #165  
perimeter around it. Every so many feet, there was a soldier dotted around  2007 Page #169  
bably about that far (600 to 1,000 feet to rocky hill behind). THAT IS A SL 2007 Page #170  
S ABOUT -I THINK YOU SAID ABOUT 40 FEET IN DIAMETER? Paul: Yeah, approximat 2007 Page #170  
ETER? Paul: Yeah, approximately 40 feet, judging by how big I thought the s 2007 Page #170  
hing. I remember it being about 40 feet in diameter, maybe 10 to 12 feet hi 2007 Page #170  
0 feet in diameter, maybe 10 to 12 feet high. The disc was quite a bit tall 2007 Page #170  
 per hour at an altitude of 75,000 feet, the UFO was first spotted over the 2007 Page #185  
e object had descended from 75,000 feet to about 45,000 feet by the ti.me i 2007 Page #185  
d from 75,000 feet to about 45,000 feet by the ti.me it crossed over land i 2007 Page #185  
ntain peaks that tower above 5,000 feet, the UFO continued gradually descen 2007 Page #186  
 object described as being sixteen feet, five inches in diameter, and equal 2007 Page #187  
object was slightly less than five feet. They saw no visible portholes , do 2007 Page #187  
about "3 to 4 meters deep" ( 10-13 feet). Curious, David went down into the 2007 Page #190  
e at I 05 degrees az[imuth] 10,000 feet altitude. Heading tentively (sic) N 2008 Page #8  
 and was climbing through I 0,000 [feet] when he saw a 'meteor' [quotes in  2008 Page #9  
est of La Van, Utah flying at 8500 feet MSL. .. We were making a right tum  2008 Page #10  
t it was no more than five hundred feet above them. He said it was a flamin 2008 Page #12  
ircraft which was flying at 11,000 feet. That made two different flight cre 2008 Page #13  
s from Knoxville , altitude 40,000 feet. Direction and distance put the obj 2008 Page #28  
es from Knoxville, altitude 40,000 feet. AEC Security Division Chief checke 2008 Page #28  
jects 310 degrees, altitude 80,000 feet, approximately 18 miles from Knoxvi 2008 Page #28  
height of no more than two hundred feet, just to the side of the base and o 2008 Page #34  
he base and only about two hundred feet from the perimeter fence. His quote 2008 Page #34  
w old growth cedar stumps over six feet in diameter. A century ago the logs 2008 Page #52  
. It was a height of around 22,000 feet over Kent, near Lydd, when a brown, 2008 Page #66  
lion volts) for a 300 meters (1000 feet) lightning bolt. With an electric c 2008 Page #77  
was an effort. I got to within ten feet of the craft in the clearing where  2008 Page #81  
 three meters wide at the base (IO feet x IO feet). No landing gear was app 2008 Page #81  
ers wide at the base (IO feet x IO feet). No landing gear was apparent, but 2008 Page #81  
at stretched for the length of two feet, maybe a little more." Penniston 's 2008 Page #82  
oved up off the ground about three feet, still with absolutely no sound. It 2008 Page #83  
to a distance of about I 00 to 150 feet." "Then it rose up just over the tr 2008 Page #83  
 up just over the trees, about 200 feet high. There was a momentary pause a 2008 Page #83  
ions in the soil with each leg ten feet apart. Close-up photo of triangular 2008 Page #83  
 real and I would guess about four feet tall." Its body was dark brown in c 2009 Page #49  
l damage. It was oval and about 30 feet in diameter. An entranceway hatch h 2009 Page #49  
red and opened. It was about 3-1/2 feet high and 1-1/2 feet wide. I was abl 2009 Page #49  
as about 3-1/2 feet high and 1-1/2 feet wide. I was able to talk briefly wi 2009 Page #49  
upant of the craft. It was about 4 feet tall, dark brown complexion and had 2009 Page #49  
tallic ship," twentyfive to thirty feet in diameter, and that was undamaged 2009 Page #49  
h or opening that was four-to-five feet in height and two-to-three feet wid 2009 Page #49  
ve feet in height and two-to-three feet wide and which was open. After conc 2009 Page #49  
re all olive-skinned , around five feet in height, wearing uniforms and bla 2009 Page #54  
 the Kingman site: "It was about 4 feet tall, dark brown complexion and had 2009 Page #55  
re all olive-skinned , around five feet in height, wearing uniforms and bla 2009 Page #55  
lass-like , triangular craft was 9 feet by 6.5 feet that he photographed an 2009 Page #61  
triangular craft was 9 feet by 6.5 feet that he photographed and touched ar 2009 Page #61  
craft. It measured approximately 9 feet long -that's three long steps with  2009 Page #64  
       SLIDE# 10 approximately 6.5 feet tall. Occasionally you would get so 2009 Page #65  
 had an onyx stone that measured 9 feet long and 6 feet high -that's what y 2009 Page #65  
ne that measured 9 feet long and 6 feet high -that's what you would see. WO 2009 Page #65  
texture of sandpaper over 2.5 to 3 feet of the dark, glassy craft's surface 2009 Page #66  
h. They measured probably 2.5 to 3 feet wide. I was looking for a crew comp 2009 Page #66  
he craft. John (then) was maybe 15 feet away, 20 feet away, standing there. 2009 Page #67  
 (then) was maybe 15 feet away, 20 feet away, standing there. BECAUSE YOU W 2009 Page #67  
ar-shaped aerial craft perhaps 300 feet long and 1,000 feet above their hea 2009 Page #83  
ft perhaps 300 feet long and 1,000 feet above their heads. #5 Audio Airman  2009 Page #83  
 "This craft was maybe about 1,000 feet off the ground. It just seemed 77   2009 Page #83  
ltitudes between 35,000 and 45,000 feet.44 If a person worked in an environ 2009 Page #92  
ea agitating the grass about forty feet below. It then flew off, only to re 2009 Page #135  
 ranging from thirty to forty-five feet. The being observed in the hatchway 2009 Page #135  
ay was very tall, in excess of ten feet tall by all accounts. It wore a sil 2009 Page #135  
   ground and stopping about forty feet up, also very similar to the Rendle 2009 Page #140  
tor, perhaps of pure aluminum, 200 feet in diameter. Close by, this sort of 2009 Page #158  
as detonated at an altitude of 520 feet on 1 July 1946; the second test was 2009 Page #173  
      Baker which was detonated 90 feet underwater on 25 July 1946. A third 2009 Page #174  
about 5 inches in die.meter and 30 feet long. The explosive package was moo 2009 Page #176  
sive package was moored in about 4 feet of water. cameras were set Summary  2009 Page #176  
rc Boycott Not1"ce · alumlnum. 200 feet in dii!Jneter . The New Zea.land hl 2009 Page #182  
we !houlrl be ahlc tol'on 1111: ,.!feet oi eleC!rtc _currcnl~ • !-hoor ttie 2009 Page #183  

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ill from there. Reporter Esther B. Fein had the humanity, however, to note  2009 Page #138  

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used in on the Tass statement. Ms. Fein's Voronezh article of Wednesday, Oc 2009 Page #138  
ic phenomenon."' Apparently Esther Fein's change of heart is not shared by  2009 Page #138  

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ash Retrieval Conference Professor Felix Zigel Moscow Aviation Institute “U 2003 Page #12  
f all soviet citizens. ” Professor Felix Zigel of the Moscow Aviation Insti 2003 Page #12  

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not hot. So all of the pieces then fell in part, together." Charlette's fat 2003 Page #36  
 9, 1965. Moments after the object fell, a column of blue smoke rose above  2003 Page #53  
ke rising briefly after the object fell. There was never any information re 2003 Page #53  
d area where the object reportedly fell. The boy and his young sister were  2003 Page #54  
out of the corner of his eye as it fell into woods not far away. He and his 2003 Page #54  
 locate the object that reportedly fell from the sky. I had no 50           2003 Page #54  
 he was convinced that "something" fell from the sky that day in 1965, and  2003 Page #55  
a near where the object reportedly fell near Kecksburg. I obtained bits and 2003 Page #56  
at that mysterious object was that fell from the sky and was apparently rec 2003 Page #56  
 to the Kecksburg area. The object fell around 4:47 P.M., but it wasn't unt 2003 Page #59  
d area where the object reportedly fell was known to many, but the exact lo 2003 Page #63  
rk. It now appears that the object fell into that wash area. A year later ( 2003 Page #63  
object in the ground soon after it fell. That lead was important, as it led 2003 Page #63  
 direction of the object before it fell, and the slow controlled-like desce 2003 Page #65  
r something inside the object that fell in Kecksburg. Addendum On October 2 2003 Page #71  
thousands of fiery fragments which fell onto the beach and sea. The metal t 2003 Page #107  
ric field so energetically that it fell off the insulator. After that, Tayl 2003 Page #110  
ding to the report, a fiery object fell from the sky and into the sea, maki 2004 Page #5  
the overcast above him. The object fell straight down, and disappeared in t 2004 Page #6  
ntified flying object exploded and fell to earth in the area. The sighting  2004 Page #6  
ed object that apparently recently fell from the sky. The paper quotes a "L 2004 Page #7  
irms that the artificial satellite fell on Taire Mountain in Bolivia, where 2004 Page #8  
rea where the artificial satellite fell has been declared an emergency zone 2004 Page #8  
eports that an unidentified object fell on Bolivian territory near the Arge 2004 Page #8  
m around the spot where the object fell. The object is said to be a mechani 2004 Page #8  
 the situation: A second fire ball fell from the sky early in the morning o 2004 Page #11  
hat a flying saucer which recently fell at Spitsbergen has been studied by  2004 Page #12  
turned into a rainboyd. The object fell down into the aea with a deafenina  2004 Page #19  
S STORY STAY'S 0110TEI NEW SPI4ERF FELL FOP' SPACE TN SANTA CR07 UNOIJOTE.  2004 Page #21  
FCLLOWS. CUOTE1 A SECOND FIRE PALL FELL FROM THE FicY EARLY IN /HE moRNINO  2004 Page #21  
ry convincing, even intriguing, it fell to me then to get the stories separ 2004 Page #43  
veral gleaming things, like metal, fell away from the plane as it hurtled d 2004 Page #68  
t Suffield Station before the deal fell apart. The story began in 1954 when 2004 Page #103  
inexplicably became unattached and fell to the runway as he was navigating  2004 Page #145  
pport of Vallee and Hynek the deal fell apart and the documentary was never 2004 Page #193  
ion as a "loose cannon." 36 In one fell literary swoop, Pflock paints Blanc 2004 Page #222  
lassification above TOP SECRET and fell into a classification called MOST S 2004 Page #249  
 Steve Qones) is convinced landed, fell, hit or crashed out there in that d 2005 Page #69  
 about an unidentified object that fell from the sky. • U.S. State Departme 2006 Page #29  
ilable, work halted after darkness fell. Recovery crews began loading and r 2006 Page #75  
leanup efforts ended when darkness fell and resumed at first light. By earl 2006 Page #79  
med to have rough edges. [It] then fell somewhere behind the hills at the b 2006 Page #120  
here was a disc-shaped object that fell into a swamp nearby Cubatao River.  2007 Page #128  
ed these areas retrieving whatever fell by keeping the public and the land  2007 Page #128  
idence," I said, "that this object fell just after those explosions. If it  2007 Page #133  
hed UFOs; and (b) chat the project fell under the auspices of the Air Force 2007 Page #133  
ding to the report, a fiery object fell from the sky and into the sea, maki 2007 Page #139  
ntified flying object exploded and fell to earth in the area. The sighting  2007 Page #140  
ed object that apparently recently fell from the sky. The paper quotes a "L 2007 Page #141  
irms that the artificial satellite fell on Taire Mountain in Bolivia, where 2007 Page #141  
rea where the artificial satellite fell has been declared an emergency zone 2007 Page #141  
eports that an unidentified object fell on Bolivian territory near the Arge 2007 Page #141  
m around the spot where the object fell. The object is said to be a mechani 2007 Page #142  
housands of fiery fragments, which fell sparkling with magnificent brightne 2007 Page #194  
st of these fragments, almost all, fell into the sea. But a number of small 2007 Page #194  
 sea. But a number of small pieces fell close to the beach, and we picked u 2007 Page #194  
tal, which produced a \ apor as it fell on the wet street. "The witnesses r 2007 Page #199  
ossible a craft from another world fell on part of the extensive gunnery ra 2008 Page #7  
o find time for other interests. I fell into one of the traps faced by all  2008 Page #55  
 Both Penniston and John Burroughs fell to the ground in a defensive move . 2008 Page #82  
called as follows: the vessel that fell in Arizona contained 4 entities, 2  2009 Page #53  

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esented the interests of the Rocke fellers, Rothschild s, DuPonts , Kuhns,  2008 Page #125  

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ng about Shag Harbor (probably his fellow divers) he recalled diving off Go 2004 Page #43  
ol — Police Four, D Flight, with a fellow Security Police member. It was ab 2004 Page #54  
s episode, I told some friends and fellow employees this exact information: 2004 Page #56  
aucers: You may know that I am the fellow who was in charge of the Canadian 2004 Page #86  
amed McAdams, showed it to him and fellow workers, which he said confirmed  2005 Page #42  
ard was mechanically gifted, but a fellow who liked to prove he could get i 2006 Page #157  
 Group') in 1988, our gathering cf fellow voyagers and seekers has studied  2006 Page #193  
n was attending a reunion with his fellow pilots and their wives, at Wright 2007 Page #114  
ts a then-recent conversation with fellow UFO researcher Lou Corbin that re 2007 Page #132  
aterrestrial minerals, a Fulbright Fellow with postdoctoral studies at the  2007 Page #198  
 subject of UFOs. This prompted my fellow officers to describe what they ha 2008 Page #42  
d. I spoke with some of his former fellow deputies who now work for the Sta 2008 Page #45  
keley in 1970, followed by a joint Fellow appointment at the Max Planck Ins 2008 Page #75  
d the right to foregather with his fellow countrymen , and his newspapers m 2008 Page #128  
, who, in tum, was both mentor and fellow Skull & Bones member to both Bush 2008 Page #138  
the H-Bomb," was a Senior research Fellow at the Hoover Institution , and w 2009 Page #9  
professional societies including a fellow of the IEEE, was listed in the Wo 2009 Page #164  

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ted with that event. Most of these fellows are now deceased. Many of the lo 2003 Page #57  
uldn't go. But later on one of the fellows said to me that those guys if th 2004 Page #92  
iewers Randle and Schmitt: "If you fellows uncovered something that threate 2004 Page #139  
hat had landed. Did not take those fellows long to decide I did not. But I  2004 Page #221  

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 build churches, their attendance, fellowship and cash flow. He would conne 2003 Page #22  
g press-photographer to be awarded fellowship s from both the Royal Photogr 2005 Page #148  

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t Jim saw strange markings that he felt looked similar to ancient Egyptian  2003 Page #60  
ncient Egyptian hieroglyphics. Jim felt that an adult man could have easily 2003 Page #60  
sence on Earth meant, and finally, felt that some sort of device had been i 2003 Page #143  
re a continuing threat, but Hansen felt that way too." It took almost anoth 2003 Page #144  
few well-placed barbs at anyone he felt had consistently missed the point i 2003 Page #146  
 said was their naivete. They also felt betrayed by a man whom they had tru 2003 Page #147  
hat were monitoring his activities felt that their job protecting national  2003 Page #148  
s that many reliable good citizens felt were sufficient to justify some act 2003 Page #195  
resident on UFO disclosure that he felt it was now time for the president t 2003 Page #200  
ct-Hartl ng adnaian asad tta& kfco felt ed Statea On— mA ana e—liar aaniata 2003 Page #226  
n to the economy of the country. I felt as did Vincent that the Chiefs of S 2003 Page #230  
ies with other crashes. "Officials felt that only people in professional le 2004 Page #75  
nt Truman and his close associates felt when they allegedly learned that di 2004 Page #75  
 said that the Canadian government felt helpless. In an interview with the  2004 Page #88  
re he passed away in 1962, when he felt the Act couldn't get him anymore, I 2004 Page #96  
0 gives three craft reports that I felt were unusual. The first case is a g 2004 Page #115  
ge liability suits. Those involved felt that it was better to cover up by c 2004 Page #125  
 a sense of why the government has felt comfortable in its assertion that t 2004 Page #138  
s of unexplained flying objects he felt could not have been manufactured on 2004 Page #139  
s that many reliable good citizens felt were sufficient to justify some act 2004 Page #177  
 by Miller and Scott. He and Hynek felt that if the government wanted the f 2004 Page #193  
National Academy of Sciences. They felt that the offer of the UFO films was 2004 Page #193  
dwritten notes and underlines. The felt tip ink used to write the words "Bl 2004 Page #245  
90s; this notation was done with a felt tip pen with 1962 or later ink. Pot 2004 Page #246  
uries of the creature, he suddenly felt "as if my hands were automatically  2005 Page #36  
lluminated the ground. Mayor Silva felt sick and had conjunctivitis for sev 2005 Page #37  
ime. Ominously, Woolcott's husband felt that he would not be returning home 2005 Page #44  
te," extremely fast, and the pilot felt a "bump" when the object passed ben 2005 Page #74  
en-related program. Annoyed -as he felt this should have fallen under his d 2005 Page #81  
ding on the person, effects can be felt within a few minutes. A small accum 2005 Page #90  
 flew i.n low over the area. Reich felt that this "cloud" masked the presen 2005 Page #100  
e injunction 's violation. Silbert felt that allowing the matter to go to c 2005 Page #101  
ecade Later thjs fiJm balanced , l felt that Tim was the ideal researcher t 2005 Page #147  
ame thing. We asked him whether he felt the Santilli film was a fake. He re 2005 Page #149  
ent. The exterior huU of the craft felt smooth and slippery to the touch. O 2005 Page #165  
except as noted below. It was also felt that the quality of the thought and 2006 Page #49  
xistence was then classified), who felt that the accident investigation was 2006 Page #74  
d to identify F-1 17A parts, but I felt that the narrative did not pass the 2006 Page #85  
 the "ring of truth" test. It just felt false. The more I thought about it, 2006 Page #85  
ome Flatwoods residents I spoke to felt that the story was bad publicity fo 2006 Page #93  
 anything in the sky but then they felt the impact where the houses shook a 2006 Page #127  
onment with my Dad. My Dad I guess felt it was good (what the Supervisor di 2006 Page #153  
1950s ■ Red stamp ink not recent ■ Felt tip ink not recent (after 1962) 40  2007 Page #46  
Ball point 1961: certainly Bowen ■ Felt tip 1962: Early government assessme 2007 Page #47  
:"I ■ "Blue Book Files"= post-1962 felt tip ink ■ "Written in 1954" = post- 2007 Page #47  
FIRMS MOON DUST 2:.1(, ■ MOON DUST felt tip post-1962 ink AUTHENTICITY HINT 2007 Page #48  
suspect the manufacturers may have felt they could move more of these cutes 2007 Page #64  
ng. Which is quite a long time and felt bad at the time and some bad things 2007 Page #82  
 M) parents were very loving and I felt well loved, so I had a good emotion 2007 Page #82  
o communicat e with those people I felt were the wrongdoers. 1 was letting  2007 Page #90  
 0.1.C. at MacDill, who personally felt that he should make a request to hi 2007 Page #110  
truction equipment I have seen. We felt the rnilitaries prompt appearance t 2007 Page #126  
El Paso Texas and a shock-wave was felt all the way to Las Cruces, New :Mex 2007 Page #130  
lling him from the back ... and he felt a tingling in hjs head. Then he saw 2007 Page #152  
ook. SuddenJy, he was nervous and "felt the hair on the back of my neck ris 2007 Page #173  
rial maneuvers (stop and go), they felt a heLicopter couldn't have performe 2007 Page #176  
ne. I came near it and rook it, it felt lukewarm in my hands, but what call 2007 Page #196  
ed his right to silence because he felt that he did not have anything to hi 2008 Page #30  
aff was a fair one? "Yes and no. I felt extremely uncomfortable that we had 2008 Page #34  
n trouble." The way she said it, I felt as if she had paid such close atten 2008 Page #50  
t to that thing, the more uneasy I felt -it was as if I were moving in slow 2008 Page #81  
r the craft disappeared , both men felt normal again. The slow motion feeli 2008 Page #83  
80, after midnight, John Burroughs felt drawn back to the Rendlesham Forest 2008 Page #84  
er Pearl Harbor when apparently he felt such connections might tarnish his  2008 Page #139  
ecision making. Because of this, I felt that such an institutional phenomen 2009 Page #12  
they deem appropriate. It has been felt among U.S. intelligence community t 2009 Page #15  
ecision making. Because of this, I felt that such an institutional phenomen 2009 Page #23  
ne of its technical advisers, Mark Felt, later confessed to be the "Deep Th 2009 Page #32  
me. Ominously , Woolcott's husband felt that he would not be returning home 2009 Page #51  
lass. It's got to be metal, but it felt like glass. I was confused at that  2009 Page #66  
ared me for what was going on. As /felt my way around the craft, I came upo 2009 Page #66  
ss to the sandpaper -that's how it felt.                                    2009 Page #66  
d me that he did not fall down. He felt something pushed him down. Somethin 2009 Page #80  
 at teh underside saw this which I felt at the time was a hatch of some sor 2009 Page #84  
iginal telexes and news reports. I felt pretty full of myself on the walk b 2009 Page #138  
ent him a copy of the journal. She felt I should have the book and suggeste 2009 Page #139  

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

elieved that there were male and I female genders present, but was hard to  2003 Page #236  
 believed that there were male and female genders present, but was hard to  2006 Page #104  
d with smoke, followed by an alien female with nice-looking breasts, pointe 2006 Page #109  
eturned. Burroughs was told that a female Shift Commander was driving in he 2008 Page #86  

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

oved along with rectal tissue from females... SLIDI #35: Alabama cow, 1993  2004 Page #77  
terus, even in pregnancy stages in females.) • Eyeball, with or without eye 2006 Page #115  

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

nto the base that way, through the fence, you can see it, and that is inter 2004 Page #53  
e CCC had constructed 135 miles of fence around the outside boundary using  2005 Page #53  
te there. In this photograph , the fence goes downhill to the dry lakebed t 2005 Page #53  
#18 Solar panels behind chain-link fence and security barbwire SLIDE# 19 So 2005 Page #57  
ar panels surrounded by chain-link fence copped by security barbwire. SLIDE 2005 Page #57  
SES ARM TOWARD SOLAR PANELS BEHIND FENCE ''\Xfhat we're looking at here is  2005 Page #66  
ermission to tear down part of the fence adjoining the cattle guard on your 2005 Page #156  
d. Upon arriving at the chain Link fence, which surrounded the perimeter of 2007 Page #95  
 Jack recalled that the chain Link fence was only 50 feet from were the dis 2007 Page #95  
nce points, checking the perimeter fence and such like. All the members of  2008 Page #33  
wo hundred feet from the perimeter fence. His quote to me was that the UFO' 2008 Page #34  

Word: "fence-line", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash SLIDE# 8 Fence-line with lakebed and DRES highlig 2005 Page #53  

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

 highway, and the lack of boundary fences, made the accident site (Fig. 14) 2006 Page #87  
t, and they had run up against the fences of part of a Nellis firing range, 2008 Page #8  

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

eir prospectus that they did sword fencing and l really wanted to do that,  2007 Page #80  
here 1 found that the entire sword fencing equipment was in the cupboard an 2007 Page #80  
 cupboard and they didn't do sword fencing anymore and so they were lying i 2007 Page #80  

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es, eventually determining the car fender to be unique to only one model of 2004 Page #231  

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

alary aacritfid hii condition tn ’ fentir at Balheida. Md , where phynral a 2003 Page #91  

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ayw ta Ghiaa with a fta aastataata feo ■aka a fteaWlaiiag aw wj aC tha altw 2003 Page #220  

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

 Tatar forces besieging Kaffa (now Feodossia, Ukraine) catapult plague corp 2006 Page #107  

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ill preened te China wUhonft delay fer tha jes^cco c£ waking an appmlaal af 2003 Page #226  
 Twining arrived at Alamogordo AAF fer a secret meeting with AAF Chief of S 2003 Page #234  
erintcll19once o!flcor who worltcd fer Jim Anqolton froa 1960 to 197•. Whon 2008 Page #120  

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

ition planned for next spring from Feral House. . .· ' ... . .,. . . . . .  2009 Page #30  

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

emporary terms. Wall Street banker Ferdinand Eberstadt is a mentor of Forre 2003 Page #85  
nce there, he calls his old friend Ferdinand Eberstadt who arrives soon aft 2003 Page #89  

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ts human with /some anatomical dif ferences /in^the head, eyes, hands apd f 2003 Page #236  

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

 in the oil fields. His boss, Bill Ferguson, who is also deceased, when Dou 2004 Page #72  
any owned.' They went out and Bill Ferguson being the lead man at the time, 2004 Page #72  
Retrieval Conference Doug and Bill Ferguson climbed up on the craft and loo 2004 Page #73  

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

sferred to Hospital Humarutas. Dr. Fernando Eugeruo Prado, responsible for  2005 Page #32  

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

 — and after the ceaseless work of ferocious debunkers? One of the foremost 2004 Page #137  
 the middle of one of New Mexico's ferocious desert Lightning storms. Or pe 2005 Page #121  

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inees Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro were barnstorming the country in 2006 Page #183  

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resents to those who are trying to ferret out the truth about our black wor 2005 Page #168  

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

Dodd, and who told Tony how he had ferried the bodies from the area. But th 2006 Page #126  

Word: "ferrite-impregnated", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ked up with a magnet. Fragments of ferrite-impregnated ceramics were remnan 2006 Page #84  

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 microscopic iron spheroids called ferrites, so pieces of RAM can be picked 2006 Page #84  

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

aalcBu Jhly 9» 1947 Approved (Sgd) ferry &. Tivinan TOP Stbrc trt           2003 Page #226  
ppelt • Dr James E McDonald • John Ferry • Frank Edwards • Malcolm Puddy •  2004 Page #202  
gation of UFOs, CIA, MI6, NSA John Ferry Mr John Ferry found dead • Marconi 2004 Page #211  
, CIA, MI6, NSA John Ferry Mr John Ferry found dead • Marconi Director (UK) 2004 Page #211  
rried, four children Death of John Ferry is RV Answer: He was working on an 2004 Page #211  
's Note: Captrun Mantell was on a "ferry mission." Four F-51 Guard planes o 2005 Page #64  
hipping line that had been used to ferry Nazi propagandists and arms. · Ano 2008 Page #129  

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

etween the crash site and Area 51, ferrying personnel and supplies. A tempo 2006 Page #79  

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

. In January 1917, Leon Trotsky, a fervent follower of Karl Marx, was livin 2008 Page #125  

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

science to new heights of creative fervor and discovery. Unless restrained  2006 Page #67  

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

ingfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports Feschino, The Braxton County Monster, I  2004 Page #130  
 Dolan, Stanton T. Friedman, Frank Feschino, George Knapp, Linda Moulton Ho 2006 Page #2  
in 68 Braxton County Monster Frank Feschino 86 Alien Viruses & Leaked Docum 2006 Page #3  
is is described in detail in Frank Feschino Jr.'s new book "Shoot Them Down 2006 Page #5  
 task for the attack orders. Frank Feschino Jr. ("Shoot Them Down") has gat 2006 Page #10  
t - The Night They Were Here Frank Feschino Copyright 2006 Frank Feschino A 2006 Page #89  
rank Feschino Copyright 2006 Frank Feschino And now - the 10 o'clock headli 2006 Page #89  

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

t of "military action" • See Frank Feschino's new book, "The Braxton County 2004 Page #128  

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

Xbu win proceed to the Whits Sands fesvlng 0s=©®3a Ccssasd Center without d 2003 Page #212  

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 vl •IFIAA. AAA WA. .149•I 1.1 t ./fet fai. bP, PWW NSW* AID • W.% KAN SAO. 2006 Page #34  

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

other alien that was crumpled in a fetal position. Most of its side had bee 2006 Page #158  

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

s.' This is, of course, not so far fetched as debunkers may have us believe 2004 Page #218  

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

m" has morphed into an ideological fetish, utterly divorced from reality; i 2005 Page #75  

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

Like Band-Aids . DO THEY EVER TAKE FETUSES? If it is tasked, they do. There 2008 Page #92  

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 don't want involved in this local feud. Some individuals, because of their 2003 Page #58  

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

ined of pains in his back and high fever and was sent to Hospital Born Past 2005 Page #33  
 an insect-borne Viral Hemorrhagic Fever unknown at the time. Later when Bo 2006 Page #108  
n at the time. Later when Bolivian Fever was discovered in late 1960s, an e 2006 Page #108  
were infected by Viral Hemorrhagic Fever 22 See, for example. Coral and Jim 2006 Page #109  
it the observed disease pattern of fever, muscle aches, headaches leading i 2006 Page #110  
ke retrovirus, a Viral Hemorrhagic Fever like Hantavirus, neither of which  2006 Page #113  

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

 agents studied: Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers: Ebola, Hanta, Lassa virus—all hi 2006 Page #106  
retroviruses and Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers. Or, in the case of military appl 2006 Page #116  
r, retroviruses, Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers (VHFs) and prions warrant attenti 2006 Page #117  

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

 the preRoswell hypothesis and has fewer liabilities is the Top Secret memo 2003 Page #26  
 World War II, few people and even fewer credible scientists have been will 2005 Page #118  
e how many have read it. Typically fewer than 2% have read any. I note the  2006 Page #4  
development of the atomic bomb. No fewer than 3,000 residents received cour 2008 Page #27  
ferent agency recovering UFOs? The fewer the agencies, the fewer the leaks. 2008 Page #110  
 UFOs? The fewer the agencies, the fewer the leaks. The seven pages that fo 2008 Page #110  
 concentrated corporate power into fewer and fewer hands, many of those dir 2008 Page #145  
ted corporate power into fewer and fewer hands, many of those directly conn 2008 Page #145  

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33 ii.) UNKNOWN 10.7.:i Ill. (35.3 Ff.) U:-JKNO\\'N \\'I.Ii.JI r: SK:'-/0\\ 2007 Page #112  
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 ~, ... b _A H";,\.1:t,..'1ff W."~ ff-:.J()JHlfiCC -;e, F1riC 1, \Jl'"J J•L 2009 Page #104  

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was scrambling and authorizing • ' ff40Wh the whole easlehli4 Washington, D 2006 Page #28  

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, till ( ,._. • .,..,rm L\..brl'\(.ff_Jf I tit\..:"""-k..t•t1'-a. "1c-,.f,u 2008 Page #155  

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s while cutting-edge ph) sicists o ffer speculation of deep space "worm hol 2005 Page #120  

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to have been useful in vetting the ffficieng of the Washington Civil Defens 2006 Page #169  

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leadership as a Noa-Commissioned c;fficer in the United Staten Air Force Of 2004 Page #212  

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bo ""'ork-&n =ldentil\ed man tro:n fficl.ah.. ~ -...·ilb I.bf' l'i,.,.,.. Z 2009 Page #163  

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liyatlM te aayparl ar te rttfertal ffidaaaa jragMaa wrtah 4a art iwrfrte ta 2003 Page #215  

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 effectiveness of your Mission. ta ffirarn . FE:JCVincent:hst 7-6-47        2003 Page #213  

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assified less classified materials fflakes it possible for me to epen l!:ie 2009 Page #12  

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COll'f}:t..'S from rl.'Jln1 -of SC!fflCc-fiction, n,.,y be kl"Y to dcl.'p-s 2005 Page #30  

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, tions Holy Land inquiry. th• '°" ffltt, • I Lt. immcdinlclv tr.,n?ml ~ted 2009 Page #182  

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KARA Dais 5/OH HBKmS XS MFCTfflMff ffMBU TOKMDM J"77 fcs will pnm  to Chlaa 2003 Page #223  

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Nottl POrcomel t 4:yasysyyttn, ,...ffteer.Atlantla 2449.1o. f44,tctt acM4ni 2006 Page #39  

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ook: The Report 011 U11ide11tifled Ffyi11g Ofvects. Ruppelt was a retired U 2005 Page #95  

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N I• tMN, •--11 IN,:■,a l./JI ,:.I ff~7 :;•:~.;..~ ;. ~,-., ~!:!'i,_-1:"-!! 2008 Page #19  

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al of this notion. '•,.ii&hcil;t;:,ff~s~:~trbh~, ·security'? . --·-:·)~,~~- 2007 Page #35  

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 ._ r.► .'.; "t •• a, J \1 • ,._,• ff• ,·• ,...1,"'I., • ,,..._ •':"•i,1.J• 2007 Page #74  

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r airmen could use to learn how to fh-a saucer." That, in essence, is the K 2005 Page #45  

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e that they entered this country. (fhe FBI would soon begin to build a huge 2005 Page #92  
 a long report titled 'La Prueba' (fhe ProoD, where he describes chat the f 2007 Page #196  

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          ULTRA 28IN TMF LANE TART FHENOMKMNON UNIT SUMMARI INTELLIGENCE AS 2003 Page #232  

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lyal that yw yraaaat with £raa aay fheUac af yrfar ehlfyattas ta sapyort or 2003 Page #223  

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lt y ym will gSssf that ym are m a fheWlailag daalm aa* that the S&rtea 'Zo 2003 Page #223  

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:.: ;i:_o~·e :r: ~ :-r-r-1· ! !o,: fhin.~ 1 ro..., t:-lC' t.ou:.::wc!l: tc  2008 Page #57  

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 roal aaaaaglt»ki--- &0 •a* af tha fhr-raaahlag aaawgaawaa «f dlroot 2arge= 2003 Page #220  

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l news coverage concerning the SCI FI and CFi investigation into the Kecksb 2003 Page #68  
 Addendum On October 21st, the SCI FI Channel and the CFI held a press conf 2003 Page #71  
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" At the press conference, The SCI FI channel announced their support for l 2003 Page #71  
result of the broadcast of the SCI FI Kecksburg documentary, and the extens 2003 Page #72  
vi krigs kite T..stei tyttat • i I FI:fragite 1Pardikaftl S'44* !Terre ct 1 2004 Page #156  
n a location that had seen none in fi, e years. Bur by that evening the hum 2005 Page #100  
e of years, Santilli purchased the fi.lm and transported it t0 the UK where 2005 Page #146  
), and minimum traces of titanium (fi). In addition, Taylor confirms the pr 2007 Page #197  
ion Act requests relating to these fi Jes, so the material can now be consi 2008 Page #64  
ease of the documents from the MoD fi Jes, most people have not realized th 2008 Page #66  
1ents. 21 ,• S ... ~--~-: /:\' ~ ' fi ·." ~ .· , ' .. . ' ~:                2009 Page #27  
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ung F!Jing Saucer are Real; Aliens fi-0,11 Space; and The F!Jing Saucer Co1 2007 Page #132  

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up had been unhappy with the Cuban fiasco, knew he was sleeping with Marily 2008 Page #110  
 due to the April 1961 Bay of Pigs fiasco. He needed an answer from the oth 2009 Page #39  

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ec. 3(E) and 5(D) ar (E) T0f‘-~£59 fiBai' Dept, of State letter. Aug. 9, 19 2003 Page #224  

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nification of copper wire and blue fiber Analysis of starch and other mater 2003 Page #43  
ers were made from cellulose plant fiber. The third laboratory analyzed the 2003 Page #50  
d night vision image intensifiers, fiber optics, supertenacity fibers, lase 2003 Page #101  
ring neutronic engines, lasers, or fiber optics. ww majeshedocuments com Wi 2003 Page #161  
elop the technical applications: o Fiber optics o Integrated circuits o Nig 2003 Page #188  
 not be cut with a knife. Was this fiber optics, or a new type of twine for 2004 Page #142  
aponry • State of the Art Lasers • Fiber Optics • Reverse Engineering 159   2004 Page #162  
 Integrated circuits perspective ■ Fiber optics perspective ■ Conclusions a 2005 Page #3  
ER ROSWELL" ■ Image intensifiers ■ Fiber optics ■ Super-tenacity fibers ■ I 2005 Page #6  
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" ■ "A report speculated that each fiber ... atomic/molecular ■ alignment"  2005 Page #9  
h integrity, poor memory for dates FIBER OPTICS PERSPECTIVE i ■ " ••• optic 2005 Page #11  
claims seem quite inaccurate ■ His fiber optic claims should be further exp 2005 Page #12  
 today's inregraced circuit chips, fiber optics, lasers, night-vision equip 2005 Page #167  

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 (Howe's emphasis.) "What is today fiber-optic technology was part and parc 2003 Page #100  

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with Kraft tape, marked MAJIC —12, fiberboard box a Overseas shipment: same 2003 Page #175  
inorganic material; steel wool and fiberboard were found to be ideal for th 2005 Page #90  

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el, graphite-epoxy thermoplastics, fiberglass composites and ceramics. Ther 2006 Page #84  

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ents of layering. Ash consisted of fiberous (sic) dust & residue. Ash & all 2003 Page #107  

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 a Handkerchief at the motel. Some fibers and threads came out, as well as  2003 Page #49  
and two ayers of compressed cotton fibers imbedded in other materials. The  2003 Page #50  
fiers, fiber optics, supertenacity fibers, lasers, molecularly aligned meta 2003 Page #101  
rs ■ Fiber optics ■ Super-tenacity fibers ■ Integrated circuits ■ Lasers ■  2005 Page #6  
rs ■ Fiber optics ■ Super tenacity fibers ■ Metals -molecular alignment ■ F 2005 Page #7  
CTIVE i ■ " ••• optical wave guide fibers similar to glass rods except they 2005 Page #11  
rial that we believe may be carbon fibers. This sort of "hairiness" about t 2005 Page #158  
the av-ionics controls via optical fibers. Another saucer scientist, Bill U 2005 Page #164  
t-vision equipment, super-tenacity fibers (such as Kevlar plastic armor), a 2005 Page #167  
own by enzymes. It also forms tiny fibers called scrapie associated fibrils 2006 Page #114  

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y fibers called scrapie associated fibrils (SAFs) in the test tube. It has  2006 Page #114  

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To Walk Moon Author Bernard Newman Fiction Book -The Flying Saucer - 1948 “ 2003 Page #14  
 Isaac Asimov. Fantasy and Science Fiction. 3. “All nnn-csplaincil sighting 2003 Page #118  
□ "Content is the theme of science fiction ” a “Why would Government keep E 2003 Page #186  
tled "The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert." It co 2003 Page #201  
r private oorreapondafit)t Science fiction or science? Almdnous eotije goes 2004 Page #19  
 just as H. G. Wells stated in his fiction, there is a near certainty that  2004 Page #133  
Roswell, which is a serial of pure fiction. And then, of course, there was  2004 Page #137  
 in such forged papers is complete fiction? This is another disputed fact.  2004 Page #141  
heldon, in the last chapter of his fiction book about a government cover-up 2004 Page #145  
ell Incident Alien Autopg: Fact or Fiction? (Fox TV Documentary, Robert Kiv 2004 Page #149  
s... I wouldn't have written it as fiction because it was too ridiculous. T 2004 Page #194  
ceived opinions as to the truth or fiction of the issue at hand. I have pro 2004 Page #214  
tome, The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert, their  2004 Page #230  
the case were outright products of fiction, the "Plant" reference suggests  2005 Page #133  
etwork's Alie11 A111op-!J -Fact or Fiction? For those who are unaware of ch 2005 Page #145  
ps some visitors are planning epic fiction and factual movies for film comp 2006 Page #8  
ook "The Roswell Report: Truth vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert" (see R 2006 Page #13  
 "Disinformation". He provided the fiction. 10. WHY have you kept at it sin 2006 Page #13  
d L. "The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert", US Go 2006 Page #13  
il archetypes of religion, science fiction or urban legends, with recogniza 2006 Page #55  
 cosmologist, once wrote a science fiction book called "The Black Cloud"5 w 2006 Page #102  
re. Alien diseases and the science fiction classics The public, the governm 2006 Page #102  
acilities transcends those in this fiction book, both here and in the forme 2006 Page #103  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Two fiction stories involving pathogens have 2006 Page #117  
he book was base more on fact than fiction. His comments were illuminating, 2006 Page #130  
 What you have just read is partly fiction and partly fact. Something DID h 2006 Page #165  
s it? Read on. What follows is NOT fiction. PART II: A RADAR EMERGENCY Hist 2006 Page #165  
 the amazing procession of science fiction films in the 1950's and 60's. In 2006 Page #182  
o believe, hoaxer motives, science fiction, cults, anomalous qualities XIV. 2007 Page #45  
 for all of the ridiculous science fiction stories of "alien spacecraft", a 2007 Page #115  
e truth sometimes is stranger than fiction, but truth always seems to work  2007 Page #127  
 the second time reading a science fiction story they asked to write, based 2008 Page #65  
ek and Star Wars and other science fiction are accustomed to plots that inc 2008 Page #95  
the fine line between fact and the fiction becomes even more indistinct whe 2008 Page #102  
cience-fact and science-o O .::, ' fiction. Sources: Sibir, July 2, 1908. T 2008 Page #103  
ntific American Book Club, Science Fiction Book Club and various foreign bo 2008 Page #144  
 a iplcndld character in a science fiction no,•el But he probobly •houldn't 2008 Page #146  
 Bethurum 's story to the realm of fiction and nothing else - and, indeed,  2009 Page #55  

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ction, but there are also numerous fictional accounts and novelizations of  2004 Page #137  
ments and the open literature. Two fictional stories link the topic in the  2006 Page #101  
 the "The Andromeda Strain." These fictional stories have played a critical 2006 Page #101  
peration Thunderchild relates in a fictional format the sorts of things tha 2006 Page #130  
e main task is to create a cotaLly fictional picture of what is takin lace. 2007 Page #20  

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e. The story of ET is actually the fictionalized version of the live alien  2003 Page #198  
onic Warfare Doomsday Conspiracy • Fictionalized yet plausible accounts of  2004 Page #200  
 effect that Pope was telling in a fictionalized format, "the truth" that h 2006 Page #130  

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omething real and not visionary or fictitious. ” September 23,1947, AF200-2 2003 Page #10  
omething real and not visionary or fictitious." That same day, the new Secr 2003 Page #87  
nomena, not something visionary or fictitious. His report described intelli 2004 Page #141  
eal and not something visionary or fictitious." 116                         2005 Page #118  
 far as my investigation has gone, fictitious names have been inserted, nam 2006 Page #45  
omething real and not visionary or fictitious ." He recommended that a perm 2008 Page #132  

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. .-, na~h-e o( Viennn. The The dl!ficully w.as, tor such a produci! anythi 2009 Page #182  

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IGATE THE WHOLE GROUND AND TRY AND FICX UP ANY DEBRIS THAT MIGHT RAW FALLEN 2004 Page #24  

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1 A SECOND FIRE PALL FELL FROM THE FicY EARLY IN /HE moRNINO OF THE SAPE DA 2004 Page #21  

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d inco111pt1tnt ruwrchcr s in tJ1t fidd • Tht worst thing Ouu could hupptn  2008 Page #154  

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am, Massachusetts Erution of the A!fiddlesex Ne111s on April 23, 1973. Acco 2005 Page #39  

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co this other reality. Varied bona fide Post \X/ar documents, reports and o 2007 Page #59  

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 Retrieval Conference SLIDE# 15 \'(fide-shot new door and Schlage lock. The 2005 Page #56  

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d in an assassination plot against Fidel in Florida, a group called the Cub 2009 Page #33  

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le In 1953 USGPO Style Manual with fidelity O Security level so high, made  2003 Page #186  

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 purpose of identification of bona fides as opposed to classified CLA and U 2009 Page #41  

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c I rm t S. Indun I ust lund 4.40. fie seselmees, ItTiortinara.aam •••••••• 2006 Page #32  
ve "powe,jul landing lights," and "fie,y exhaust flame from a stack 4- 5 in 2008 Page #54  
lf working the Office of Sci en ti fie Intelligence , had tried to, for exa 2009 Page #18  
 A 111crtea 11 ,111 obscure Ptll!I fie: h;1'1ncl in l!J.\3 t fori:·e:~, Jnn 2009 Page #181  

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his Others yr Writ erelI-Joar...:« fie4113: ro wAtern. 1•11,01 • 4/15/92 Ne 2006 Page #29  

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ers to either Los''Alamos , Wright Fie^ii, Patterson AAF, and Randolph Fiel 2003 Page #234  

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ation with the soviet union in the field of outer space, including the deve 2003 Page #6  
eign Technology Division at Wright Field, latter became the base commander  2003 Page #16  
 the material was coming to Wright field. It was brought into our material  2003 Page #16  
essings for three dead aliens In a field outside of Cape Girardeau at night 2003 Page #22  
nt. Who the agent assigned to this field office is unknown a present. SEM o 2003 Page #32  
askets like in the Roswell case or field body bags on stretchers? It could  2003 Page #33  
le or so off the road into an open field were a fire was burning. Given the 2003 Page #36  
 that was a distance away across a field and moving along a tree line. Bill 2003 Page #60  
le trying to travel up through the field. At that point, a military officer 2003 Page #61  
with four handles down through the field towards the wooded area. Soon afte 2003 Page #70  
 men were heading down through the field near the house that the Hay's fami 2003 Page #70  
oods below. He observed in an open field approximately 100 soldiers in a si 2003 Page #71  
ns on these panels, as the Roswell field reports described them, looked lik 2003 Page #101  
strial bodies first went to Wright Field in Cincinnati, Ohio, but after the 2003 Page #102  
y than any other element. Magnetic field lines tend to be displaced around  2003 Page #107  
h while the metal is in a magnetic field, a current flow will be induced th 2003 Page #107  
tly airlifted by Courier to Wright Field, Ohio." In addition to the unfamil 2003 Page #107  
ed in a million volt electrostatic field augmented by an unspecified freque 2003 Page #110  
oved sideways through the electric field so energetically that it fell off  2003 Page #110  
 Insulation from the electrostatic field was a thin piece of paper suspende 2003 Page #110  
move sideways in the electrostatic field while the control did not. When a  2003 Page #111  
ced in an external static magnetic field. Research continued with tests of  2003 Page #111  
osure Figure 20. Upper part of the field in 40x Bismuth side after 40 days  2003 Page #113  
ticle possesses an electric-dipole field which induces organization into th 2003 Page #113  
 Aero Medical Laboratory at Wright Field. - “New report is in the process o 2003 Page #155  
 after intact . • Roswell Army Air Field Missing Files - it Shredded withou 2003 Page #160  
 Group Air Materiel Command Wright Field, Ohio November 14-16.2003 Las Vega 2003 Page #160  
ation with the Soviet Union in the field of outer space, ...” "...broader c 2003 Page #162  
" Comparing with a variety of Army Field manuals of that era, Slide 48 show 2003 Page #181  
ON WITH GENUINE DOCUMENTS For Army field manuals of the era, it has the sam 2003 Page #182  
GHQL d/(AEROMEDTCAI. LAB, RANDOLPH FIELD). 7. Because of the stringent secu 2003 Page #234  
ie^ii, Patterson AAF, and Randolph Field for security reasons. It is believ 2003 Page #234  
M taRan to AMO, • - -rlwi: iWright Field. Other remains. werelypsajapSTCHT  2003 Page #234  
ogordo and then returned to Wright Field, It is believed that Twining and s 2003 Page #234  
ld a freg. It is not known if army field surgens had performed exploratory  2003 Page #236  
stry and, like most people in that field, very precise and technical in his 2004 Page #27  
 for years in that one spot in the field where that spaceship is supposed t 2004 Page #29  
as, reported he was strolling in a field at night when "suddenly I was arou 2004 Page #32  
nt was what occurred in a farmer's field less than a mile from the perimete 2004 Page #47  
y made their way into the farmer's field called Capel Green. Here they 44   2004 Page #47  
s that had been brought out to the field refused to function. Not long afte 2004 Page #48  
ntified red light came in over the field from the direction of the North Se 2004 Page #48  
 Adrian stood next to Larry in the field that night and is referred to on t 2004 Page #50  
l the time, I've moved out of this field now. ... Why they would have a pla 2004 Page #52  
an anyone to build and advance the field of alien abduction research, circu 2004 Page #58  
ocuments from the Roswell Army Air Field. The excuse was that messages sent 2004 Page #61  
ing messages from Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) for this period of time wer 2004 Page #61  
hters based at Alamogordo Army Air Field at Alamogordo, New Mexico. The wel 2004 Page #62  
17: Hart Canyon Mesa on cloudy day Field trip to Aztec crash site in Hart C 2004 Page #69  
ld a frog. It is not known if Army field surgeons had performed exploratory 2004 Page #80  
grams in the U.S. and U. K. are in field test states. Discovery of new viru 2004 Page #80  
e collapse of the earth's magnetic field as a source of energy and I think  2004 Page #91  
we were having a meeting at Wright Field and I couldn't go. But later on on 2004 Page #92  
h Air Force directly out of Wright Field, Ohio, and subsequently served in  2004 Page #108  
Don Worley 111,18-19 4 1946 Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Resea 2004 Page #110  
r who was first sent to the debris field to investigate and recover wreckag 2004 Page #132  
soldiers from the Roswell Army Air Field saw debris of a Project Mogul ball 2004 Page #133  
man, well known to everyone in the field of UFO research. UFO lecturer Stan 2004 Page #133  
 is of course the Roswell Army Air Field. The military reversed itself with 2004 Page #134  
the purported crash site or debris field during the week in question. Of co 2004 Page #136  
med "Cabot" went out to the debris field with him. It turns out his name wa 2004 Page #139  
listed man at the Roswell Army Air Field could have identified instantly. I 2004 Page #143  
eri21s, and if they did sweep that field clean under armed guards, as many  2004 Page #143  
the army had come by to vacuum the field. When he bragged that he had this  2004 Page #143  
ithin a couple miles of the debris field the reason why Mac Brazel was inte 2004 Page #144  
messages from the Roswell Army Air Field for the time period in question we 2004 Page #146  
ng officer of the Roswell Army Air Field in 1947, is interesting in that ob 2004 Page #147  
s Major Jesse Marcel at the debris field (right kneeling). Xander Berkeley  2004 Page #150  
tists and engineers devoted to the field of rocketry, launched the GIRD-09  2004 Page #153  
UFOs, and that in being around the field for a while he had become interest 2004 Page #191  
 Methodology • Linkages to the UFO field and Majestic-12 • Investigation an 2004 Page #198  
ared cause of death • Links to UFO field, military service • Remote viewing 2004 Page #200  
aptured one. • It also says Wright Field has a new biological laboratory, t 2004 Page #210  
oup of people from Aztec — the oil field people, two law enforcement office 2004 Page #216  
er authors I have found in the UFO field, nonetheless seems to have a pench 2004 Page #222  
th Bomb Group and Roswell Army Air Field at the time of the Roswell inciden 2004 Page #222  
orwarded to 8th AAF HQ at Carswell Field, Fort Worth, Texas. There was some 2004 Page #230  
from the 509th at Roswell Army Air Field to survey the second site. Meanwhi 2004 Page #230  
pensive and changing a lens in the field on a Speed Graphic was not underta 2004 Page #234  
urned from the Fort Worth Army Air Field with his pictures, he remembers th 2004 Page #237  
its sidebar comments unique to the field of ufology. The other is a twelve- 2004 Page #242  
— cryptic directives about the UFO field and its future actions in circa 19 2004 Page #242  
not admitted into evidence. In the field of questioned document (QD) examin 2004 Page #243  
n Washington D.C. in the watermark field and they were unable to conclude p 2004 Page #250  
review and evaluate duplication of field activities in light of the current 2004 Page #251  
ere was turmoil and duplication of field efforts within MJ-12 and that the  2004 Page #254  
 Conference 26 Black Projects Have Field ~E"rl'l!:!':m!:r.":~""'"1 The Anti 2005 Page #28  
 from the base commander at Wright Field saying that: 'You're a member of B 2005 Page #40  
 personall y seen the crash debris field of a B-52 which put down in Sacram 2005 Page #67  
0s. 1 know what an aircraft debris field looks like. This was not an aircra 2005 Page #67  
 It really just rained debris down field in a massive way. I've taken a loo 2005 Page #67  
T# 2 68 Steve Jones: "I have had a field geologist -the guy that came with  2005 Page #70  
with the ultrasound. \Xe have used field magnetometers on it. We have gone  2005 Page #71  
he evidence less cut-and-dry. In a field such as ufology, it is essential t 2005 Page #77  
 change is inevitable, even in the field of UFOs, even in the realm of gove 2005 Page #84  
hood that black research into this field could well be connected (in spades 2005 Page #85  
ncluding myself. The weaker energy field radiating from the inner layer (or 2005 Page #90  
(organic) is drawn to the stronger field of the individual inside. The flow 2005 Page #90  
individual inside. The flow of the field is experienced as a warming or tin 2005 Page #90  
ts from 1947. First, in Top Secret Field Order# 0862 transmitted on July 4, 2005 Page #124  
mb was tested; Alamagordo Anny Air Field (AAF), now Holloman Air Force Base 2005 Page #125  
rmation about her work at \Xlright Field, Ohio between 1942 and 1952. Known 2005 Page #131  
fr Force ilirectly out of \Xlright Field, OH, and subsequently served in Au 2005 Page #138  
omposed of specialists trained for field collection and investigation of ma 2005 Page #141  
April 1960 it became the 1127 USAF Field Activities Group; this became the  2005 Page #142  
vities Group; this became the 7602 Field Activities Group; and today it exi 2005 Page #142  
e end of it, surrounded by a large field of debris. \Y./e believed then, an 2005 Page #154  
rash Retrieval and a good football field long. It was scat). The gouge cros 2005 Page #155  
r the periphet) ' of a huge litter field. I picked up a piece of thin, shin 2005 Page #155  
a) a short distance away. The huge field of litter appeared to have been cl 2005 Page #156  
r dimension and use a Tran spatial field resonator to bridge the gap betwee 2005 Page #164  
he Air 1faterial Command at Wright Field. However, craft recovered in one p 2005 Page #166  
he engineering clivision at Wright Field called T-3 had already concluded t 2005 Page #166  
k -he understood the gravitational field and what it took to get people tra 2005 Page #170  
sicists of the German Institute of Field Physics at Goettingen, Germany, Dr 2005 Page #173  
discovery involved an intermediate field, neither electromagnetic nor gravi 2005 Page #173  
ro utilize the knowledge gained in field propulsion research? Twent)-ei ght 2005 Page #173  
action basis to recover or perform field exploitation of unidentified flyin 2006 Page #26  
logy and anthropology would have a field day learning about NHI culture, wi 2006 Page #60  
estruction, the size of the debris field, and the short duration of cleanup 2006 Page #76  
r-to-shoulder search of the debris field. Cleanup efforts ended when darkne 2006 Page #79  
 parts and materials in the debris field. Finally, there was no evidence of 2006 Page #86  
d on their left and a large gulley field was down on their right. Mrs. May  2006 Page #90  
 were horrendous and writers had a field day with the story. As I continued 2006 Page #99  
proofread, professionally produced field manual printed in 1954 on a hot le 2006 Page #103  
ld a frog. It is not known if army field surgens (sic) had performed explor 2006 Page #104  
 programs in U.S. and U.K., are in field test stages. Discovery of new viru 2006 Page #105  
 back into the house for a pair of field glasses. To his complete amazement 2006 Page #120  
t lamp. When we looked through the field glasses we could define its overal 2006 Page #121  
ned at Porton Down, England in the field of biological warfare, strongly su 2006 Page #137  
 resolved easily. Abilene Army Air Field was established at Abilene, TX in  2006 Page #178  
an end to his continued endeavors. Field Research in Nevada Some of the mos 2006 Page #198  
         The Bigelow Foundtion UFO Field Detectors Since starting work with 2006 Page #200  
t the lights were about a football field distance; there was no noise and n 2006 Page #200  
be too heavy to carry out into the field. Since then I have seen devices in 2006 Page #201  
ery involved in the remote viewing field although he did ask me once to rem 2006 Page #202  
t with a few key people in the UFO field. He seemed satisfied at that. The  2006 Page #205  
it seems that everybody in the UFO field knows somebody who is connected to 2006 Page #205  
terested in the alternative health field as well as UFOs. In 2003 he funded 2006 Page #206  
logist and biophysicist whose main field of research was neurophysiology. I 2007 Page #75  
s recovered from the Roswell crash field. Quoting from the briefing paper,  2007 Page #75  
 the administrators have a comment field where you can see the function of  2007 Page #86  
annot penetrate the intense plasma field surrounding the UFO crafts, but el 2007 Page #131  
," they whisked it away to Maxwell Field, from which it was flown immediate 2007 Page #133  
t least that's the way the Maxwell Field officers explained why they had st 2007 Page #133  
ltimately absorbed into che 1127th Field Activities Group at Fore Beh·oir i 2007 Page #133  
ential for employment of qualified field intelligence personnel on a quick  2007 Page #134  
action basis to recover or perform field exploitation of unidentified flyin 2007 Page #134  
of location, to recover or perform field exploitation, to communicate and p 2007 Page #134  
\Vorked in a civilian capacity the field of contract photographjc analysis  2007 Page #138  
 By letter dated 3 Dec 60, the FBI Field Office, New Haven, Connecticut, ad 2007 Page #140  
aims~tbat a shiny~UE.Q }anded in a field where a slaughtered filll!!lal was 2007 Page #146  
laims that a shiny UFO landed in a field ·where a slaughtered animal was la 2007 Page #146  
Cable Test Facilities (Coyote Test Field).] ..... - AUSTRALIANS OVERWHELMED 2007 Page #164  
was like car tracks make through a field or something. We drove onto that a 2007 Page #168  
red , among other things, a debris field near Coyame from the crash of a sm 2007 Page #184  
ies, such as the Hubble Ultra Deep Field, seem to provide undeniable suppor 2007 Page #184  
 evidence with high explosives. 3. FIELD INVESTIGATION -JAN. 2007 In Januar 2007 Page #188  
g in the area, we prepared for our field investigation by carefully reviewi 2007 Page #188  
hing for about an hour, we found a field of debris that included aluminum a 2007 Page #189  
residents believe that this debris field is from the crash of a drug smuggl 2007 Page #189  
und at the crashed airplane debris field. '!. . . . ~ .. .. ·~--.. · · .. : 2007 Page #189  
 saucer and the size of a football field. lt had many windows and lights an 2007 Page #200  
ons mostly in the criminal justice field. I have held several titles in my  2008 Page #41  
behind them and passed through her field of view and was last seen headed i 2008 Page #49  
ility might have produced magnetic field anomalies that attracted one or mo 2008 Page #75  
 of 3 to 30 her1z produce magnetic field anomalies in their respective envi 2008 Page #76  
answer is no. The Earth's magnetic field is sufficientl y strong. The energ 2008 Page #76  
The energy density in the magnetic field is a million times higher than the 2008 Page #76  
ant to and not change the magnetic field more than .0 I or .001 percent. So 2008 Page #76  
u can do is create a tiny magnetic field that propagates as a wave and that 2008 Page #76  
otesla , as opposed to the Earth's field, which is 50,000 nanoteslas . So y 2008 Page #76  
es greater in the Earth's magnetic field than an ELF wave. If you take the  2008 Page #76  
ELF wave. If you take the magnetic field grid around the Earth and pretend  2008 Page #76  
 WHATSOEVER ON THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD GRID AROUND ORFORD NESS OR THAT RE 2008 Page #76  
 AT ANY TIME. The Earth's magnetic field has 250,000 times more energy per  2008 Page #77  
ng as the Earth's natural magnetic field. The Earth's magnetic field is gen 2008 Page #77  
gnetic field. The Earth's magnetic field is generated in the core of the Ea 2008 Page #77  
aximum change (in Earth's magnetic field). A pigeon and instruments can det 2008 Page #77  
t change, but the Earth's magnetic field is a huge source of energy - teraw 2008 Page #77  
arted moving back towards the open field." After that, the men decided that 2008 Page #80  
rding to the authors, the magnetic field of the earth was greatly disturbed 2008 Page #101  
reasingly recognized expert in the field of forensic authorship attTibution 2008 Page #106  
inguistics is a very sophisticated field. However, all the experts take the 2008 Page #106  
retired from the UFO investigation field. (See slide 37.) You have seen Sal 2008 Page #110  
1 is concerned with duplication of field activities, could each one of them 2008 Page #110  
ry official Orvis Schmidt. "ln the field of drugs and pharmaceuticals the B 2008 Page #137  
ers and stress of the 1940s in the field of intelligence, as in so many are 2009 Page #15  
ration with our allies in the same field; and to inform the American public 2009 Page #21  
ulty of scholarly research in this field. Nonetheless , the subject is far  2009 Page #24  
rd L. Katzenbach, Jr. and Maury D. Field. Others who assisted me in various 2009 Page #25  
review and evaluate duplication of field activities in light of the current 2009 Page #39  
sident Kennedy said: Finally, in a field where the United States and the So 2009 Page #40  
ion have a special capacity-in the field of space-there is room for new coo 2009 Page #40  
ation with the Soviet Union in the field of outer space, including the deve 2009 Page #40  
as afte,wards -I'm standing in the field right where I got close to whateve 2009 Page #80  
 went to work as a clerk at Wright Field in her home town of Dayton, Ohio.  2009 Page #87  
orce in 1947. Along the way Wright Field became Wright Patterson Air Force  2009 Page #87  
life-she started working at Wright Field in 1942 when she was 18 years old. 2009 Page #87  
o her account of working at Wright Field for the Army Air Corps, I glimpsed 2009 Page #88  
ght of all the developments in the field of plastics and alloys of the last 2009 Page #91  
ommunjcations from Walker Army Air Field in Roswell from 1947 as well! This 2009 Page #91  
idedly non-standard, and this is a field defined by the strange. Nor does i 2009 Page #135  
tosev for his contributions to our field, and hope that UFOs in Voronezh is 2009 Page #140  
ing important contributions to the field. I have often been asked by new re 2009 Page #154  
 the role of Government in the UFO field. To avoid accusations of conspirac 2009 Page #154  
ave involved themselves in the UFO field to meet their own operational goal 2009 Page #154  
 the role of Government in the UFO field. Unfortunately, when discussing th 2009 Page #155  
are capable of doing things nonnal field units would not even dream of doin 2009 Page #155  
 role of the Government in the UFO field, we need to go back to the very be 2009 Page #155  
 waves, he said, offered a similar field. "Below the infra reds and above t 2009 Page #162  
43 -46 as a Research Associate and Field Representative , Division of War R 2009 Page #164  
g contributions to the Navy in the field of oceanographic communications an 2009 Page #164  
 HQ, Air Defense Command , Mitchel Field to the Commanding General, Army Ai 2009 Page #178  
e Corps (CIC) agents from Hamilton Field and these CIC agents took con-espo 2009 Page #179  
 the role of Government in the UFO field, especially as it relates to count 2009 Page #179  
.lt 01 the sicy to cont!ol slmUa.r field. Scr.rP.t. Anulo-AntPrict1n lo:ccs 2009 Page #182  

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rucks to be able to look down into fields and woods below. He observed in a 2003 Page #71  
 conductor for the electromagnetic fields created in the propulsion systems 2003 Page #100  
it resists penetration by magnetic fields more strongly than any other elem 2003 Page #107  
ed resisting or detecting magnetic fields. Another suggestion came from a m 2003 Page #110  
in static and oscillating magnetic fields by a scientist working on "electr 2003 Page #111  
dead," not moving, in the magnetic fields tried. The researcher wondered if 2003 Page #111  
 started very early out in the oil fields. His boss, Bill Ferguson, who is  2004 Page #72  
ch medical science into unheard of fields of biology. The samples extracted 2004 Page #80  
a journalist and then later in the fields of intelligence and counter-intel 2004 Page #108  
rking in the Aztec area in the oil fields, while Farley, on his way to San  2004 Page #216  
us groundbreakin g applications in fields as ruverse as biology, ps~chology 2005 Page #87  
a journalist and then later in the fields of intelligence and counter-intel 2005 Page #138  
tuaUy extend into other scientific fields to obtain a broader picture of th 2005 Page #162  
energy, inertia, and gravitational fields are only aspects of one and the s 2005 Page #173  
enetic breakthroughs and more. The fields of psychology, sociology and anth 2006 Page #60  
ch medical science into unheard of fields of biology. The samples extracted 2006 Page #105  
we true scientists, examining such fields as human origins, human conscious 2006 Page #182  
tive health, the UFO and abduction fields, and paranormal (psi) topics; it  2006 Page #197  
e psi, UFO, and alternative health fields. The Roper Report Prior to my wor 2006 Page #197  
 So l sttipped out all the comment fields that had buildjng 8 in them and d 2007 Page #86  
id, "The two of us were out in the fields ... there were no lights so we we 2008 Page #11  
ected the natural electromagneti c fields in the Orford                     2008 Page #74  
 A STRONGER IMPACT ON THE MAGNETIC FIELDS THAN COBRA MIST? Absolutely , no  2008 Page #77  
MIGHT HA VE ON THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS OF THE EARTH AT ANY LOCATION AT A 2008 Page #77  
bic meter than the electromagnetic fields from COBRA MIST or 0TH or HAARP o 2008 Page #77  
 any of those things. The magnetic fields that are created by manmade struc 2008 Page #77  
eakdown , and the ambient electric fields required for lightning leader pro 2008 Page #78  
ng worked to gain control over the fields of medicine , phannaceuticals and 2008 Page #140  
ensured their early entry into the fields of medicine , phamrnceuticals and 2008 Page #140  
y in the military and intelligence fields, has produced a blossoming of psy 2008 Page #140  
rn for the truth in the respective fields, but because Rockefeller's money  2008 Page #144  
possible situations in the various fields mentioned ? Well, the views in mo 2008 Page #144  
 "Fritz" by the soldiers. Even the fields of religion, education , and ente 2008 Page #145  
mbr it being nearly 3 ful football fields in length. No I think back and be 2009 Page #83  

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se." • Also investigated by George Fier tWho was stationed at the time at M 2006 Page #29  

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 around the Pittsburgh area of the fiery object, and the frequent news upda 2003 Page #54  
ar 40. The boy caught sight of the fiery object out of the corner of his ey 2003 Page #54  
rnoon when he looked up to see the fiery object moving from Norvelt towards 2003 Page #58  
ng disc" explode into thousands of fiery fragments which fell onto the beac 2003 Page #107  
JASDF). According to the report, a fiery object fell from the sky and into  2004 Page #5  
hen they looked up and saw a large fiery spheroid-shaped object pass over a 2006 Page #89  
"Charleston Daily Mail" reported, "Fiery Objects Flash Across Sky In W. Va. 2006 Page #94  
reature Near Flatwoods, Link It To Fiery Objects In Skies." This newspaper  2006 Page #95  
 several other reports of UFOs and fiery objects seen on the night of Septe 2006 Page #95  
the opposite direction. The second fiery object flew on a northwest course  2006 Page #97  
ton. Upon reaching this area, this fiery object actually crash-landed then  2006 Page #97  
border of West Virginia. The third fiery object that flew over 94           2006 Page #97  
 Diham, Llandrillo. "It had a long fiery tale which seemed to be motionless 2006 Page #119  
ral hospital employees witnessed a fiery object drop out of the sky into Du 2007 Page #128  
JASDF). According to the report, a fiery object fell from the sky and into  2007 Page #139  
e recalls that sometime in 1974, a fiery nighttime explosion rattled the wi 2007 Page #191  
It disintegrated into thousands of fiery fragments, which fell sparkling wi 2007 Page #194  
 plane with one side on fire." The fiery object an-ived from behind them an 2008 Page #49  
rous witnesses to the arrival of a fiery object in Grays Harbor County, WA  2008 Page #58  
n. Whatever the true nature of the fiery object, it did not fly like, or ap 2008 Page #59  
ruck from the East Gate toward the fiery light in the forest. They drove as 2009 Page #63  

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al Conference ROSWELL IdciivesIeil Fiets, in in Will li Believe KARLT. PFLO 2003 Page #128  

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h vitamins and minerals. Ufology's fifcieth anniversar y saw a glut of rela 2007 Page #63  

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 these beliefs to their advantage. Fifteen days later, early on the morning 2003 Page #145  
orting it sank. Part 2: The Search Fifteen minutes later, the two Mounties  2004 Page #38  
cialist, D Flight, name appears on fifteen pages. Witnessed the craft in Ca 2004 Page #49  
 is also the subject of a separate fifteen page interview: No one can give  2004 Page #50  
Ball during guardmount (a briefing fifteen minutes before going out to post 2004 Page #55  
tigate the first crash site ten to fifteen miles northwest of Ft. Bliss tow 2004 Page #67  
on for the Roswell incident. About fifteen years later he declared exactly  2004 Page #139  
length of time for its use, though fifteen minutes to half an hour once or  2005 Page #91  
d hovered for several hours ten to fifteen degrees above the southern horiz 2005 Page #99  
ance through binoculars for ten to fifteen minutes. We looked at the topogr 2006 Page #125  
urcraft reached a height of around fifteen thousand feet and a rusrance of  2007 Page #137  
ime the sightings were made within fifteen minutes of those in Las Vegas an 2008 Page #10  
how the sightings were made within fifteen minutes of each other when corre 2008 Page #15  
 therefor maybe five to ten, maybe fifteen seconds, and then it was gone. I 2009 Page #70  

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        Layered Bi/Mg Metal In his fifth and final letter received July 5,  2003 Page #99  
ing research. On July 5, 1996, the fifth and final letter from the South Ca 2003 Page #107  
termed "authenticity zingers"; the fifth, faking considerations; the sixth, 2004 Page #243  
F FL YING SAUCERS Presented to the Fifth Annual Crash Retrieval Conference  2007 Page #42  
s and how they relate to UFOs. The fifth presentation focused solely on one 2009 Page #7  

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n the most memorable, the top four fifths of the page was taken up by a gra 2007 Page #61  

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least known: in the early nineteen fifties Reich developed the cloud-buster 2005 Page #88  
uthern Maine in the early nineteen fifties. Here he built a new home and la 2005 Page #94  
able to locate color film from the fifties in the University of Arizona's P 2005 Page #100  
m·olved in gravity research of the fifties: Bell Aerospace, General Electri 2005 Page #173  
ed. They were in their forties and fifties then; so they weren't students.  2006 Page #129  
ew exceptions , UFO files from the Fifties and early Sixties had been destr 2008 Page #62  

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one in management was aware of the fiftieth anniversary of Roswell and in 1 2007 Page #70  

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e from? The answer is just a short fifty miles away was the Sikeston milita 2003 Page #33  
one in this belief. So it was that fifty four years ago the architected of  2003 Page #95  
ered approximately one hundred and fifty miles north of Broken Hill; and th 2004 Page #16  
at the rate of about forty-five or fifty miles an hour..." The accounts con 2004 Page #32  
f something like three hundred and fifty thousand kilotons of nuclear ordin 2004 Page #46  
ation, now that's an area of about fifty Yards square, underground, where t 2004 Page #52  
released more than one hundred and fifty pages of event-related letters, re 2004 Page #58  
th Air Force Investigators, almost fifty years after the Roswell Incident,  2004 Page #133  
tions irrefutably. After more than fifty years of dispute about UFOs, we st 2004 Page #133  
ill Clinton the first president in fifty years to make a statement about th 2004 Page #140  
well Incident, often claim that no fifty year cover- up of such profound di 2004 Page #140  
Ramey could not have fathomed that fifty years later, computers on the desk 2004 Page #141  
 The Road to Roswell emulsion from fifty years ago is like a Rorschach Test 2004 Page #142  
the truth based upon the evidence, fifty years after the "truth" had suppos 2004 Page #215  
 which is it? I'm not an expert on fifty year-old radar systems (or modern  2004 Page #220  
ger in the mists of history nearly fifty years past, they continue to remai 2005 Page #104  
 Lockheed's Skunk Works: The First Fifty Years by Jay Miller (the first-eve 2006 Page #79  
 and it continues to be shown over fifty years later. I began to study this 2006 Page #91  
ton County that night. Leavitt and fifty troops also went to the farm in Fl 2006 Page #95  
rmation about another ranch, about fifty miles north of Pioche, where there 2006 Page #200  
that the dimjnutive ad ran between fifty and one hundred times that year. I 2007 Page #67  
yet. Visual sightings only." About fifty minutes later, just after midnight 2008 Page #9  
or forty-five minutes with you -or fifty minutes! We didn't know where you  2008 Page #86  
EY GO? These ships can go forty or fifty thousand years. They can't go back 2008 Page #92  
 other landing sites approximately fifty meters from the poplar tree. Confi 2009 Page #136  

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n Lewisburg , Pennsylvania. He was fifty-nine years old. Once in prison Rei 2005 Page #101  

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appearance from the radar screen. "Fifty-two minutes after the disappearanc 2006 Page #134  
oject was right after this last in fifty-two (52) it was right after those  2009 Page #92  

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revealed to have been based upon a fig leaf 12 Greer, Stephen M., Md. Discl 2005 Page #84  
lassified until 1981. Article 123 (Fig. 1) was the third A-12 built, the se 2006 Page #73  
4 May 1963, CIA pilot Ken Collins (Fig. 2) took Article 123 up for its 79th 2006 Page #73  
ral I located the A-12 crash site (Fig. 3) in 2003, using information from  2006 Page #76  
ound pieces of titanium structure (Fig. 4) bearing A-12 part numbers and Lo 2006 Page #76  
tive-carry flights of Article 501 (Fig. 5) included an inert rocket booster 2006 Page #78  
 later, the rocket engine ignited (Fig. 6) as the automatic sequencing took 2006 Page #79  
nose cone from the rocket booster (Fig. 8). It had several access panels th 2006 Page #80  
eed Skunk Works inspection stamps (Fig. 7). 77                              2006 Page #80  
o be virtually invisible to radar (Fig. 9). Designers used sophisticated te 2006 Page #81  
986, Major Ross E. "Mule" Mulhare (Fig. 10) took off from TTR in Article 79 2006 Page #81  
ins" of the pilot. The crash site (Fig. 11) was declared a National Defense 2006 Page #82  
st five months after the accident (Fig. 12). To reach the site from 80      2006 Page #83  
erceptor variant of the Blackbird (Fig. 13). Initially tested at Area 51 in 2006 Page #87  
ry fences, made the accident site (Fig. 14) relatively accessible to the pu 2006 Page #87  
e a damaged YF-12A engine nacelle (Fig. 15). From a distance, it could easi 2006 Page #87  
arts, and the entire right elevon (Fig. 16). Part numbers and inspection st 2006 Page #88  

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now more about this Cambodian fire fight . R62: Elaine Douglas, active rese 2004 Page #118  
 a new enemy: global communism. To fight the Cold \'\far, a new organizatio 2007 Page #11  
. We have potential allies in this fight and should seek them out and forge 2007 Page #34  
e, my dad always had co go out and fight the fire; his company. My dad said 2007 Page #121  
r minds off of my dad going off to fight the fire. By the time we got down  2007 Page #124  
he fire was out. They continued to fight the fire that was up there because 2007 Page #125  
me thing. Normally when they would fight a fire, they would say, "1 was plo 2007 Page #125  
time travel for transportation, to fight wars, to change destinies and to e 2008 Page #95  
:Jon ■ Big Brother Grows Up ■ FOIA Fight -Bennew1tz ■ Sightings m late 1982 2008 Page #163  
Soviets, and E'P ■ Setbacks in the Fight ligainst Secrecy ■ Ji'JJnaway Gove 2008 Page #163  

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ional Guard to scramble three P-51 fighter aircraft to investigate. Wing Fl 2003 Page #88  
the B-l bomber, leaked the stealth fighter secret. The evidence now seems t 2003 Page #196  
8 October 1960, a pilot of the 4t1 Fighter Interceptor Squadron reported th 2004 Page #5  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference fighter aircraft which was so loud the n 2004 Page #55  
as working a midnight shift in the fighter alert area. This area had F-4 Ph 2004 Page #57  
 with 3 UFOs in Sept 1952 • Soviet fighter pilot testimony of USSR policy i 2004 Page #128  
e produced disastrous results, and fighter jets are not summoned save in ra 2004 Page #169  
nfirmed in a press conference that fighter planes had actually chased sever 2005 Page #35  
our F-51 Guard planes of the 165th Fighter Squadron of the Kentuck y Air Na 2005 Page #64  
ne. He was an experienced \Xf\X/11 fighter who was highly respected by his  2005 Page #74  
spected and decorated World War IT fighter pilot and pioneered much of the  2005 Page #94  
 tragic shortcoming of our fastest fighter jets to make and hold contact wi 2005 Page #95  
aft, including the F-117 A stealth fighter, have malfunctioned and crashed. 2005 Page #161  
 10 years in the Marine Corps as a fighter pilot, and four years with the A 2005 Page #169  
ional system would confer upon the fighter the sharpedged changes of djrect 2005 Page #171  
us for the F-117 Nighthawk Stealth fighter, its half-pint prototype the HA  2005 Page #174  
ment of the heralded F-117 stealth fighter. 173                             2005 Page #175  
encounters • 3/7/77. French Mirage fighter intercept, radar-visual COMETA R 2006 Page #28  
Heard County, Georgia. County fire fighter states that Just before the expl 2006 Page #28  
es ot vehicles* beyond the Stealth fighter and bomber • Ogle- a "triangular 2006 Page #30  
or the second operational U.S. jet fighter, the Lockheed U-2 prototype that 2006 Page #86  
ive and unimaginable United States fighter aircraft accidents, unusual mish 2006 Page #100  
ft accidents, unusual mishaps, and fighter plane and pilot disappearances t 2006 Page #100  
f unidentified planes approaching. Fighter planes were sent up to reconnoit 2006 Page #168  
er than over Alaska. The fact that fighter aircraft were scrambled indicate 2006 Page #168  
n 1950, but was easily attained by fighter aircraft. A more probable speed  2006 Page #171  
excess of anything but the fastest fighter jets of the time. Similarly, if  2006 Page #172  
e the F-94 (Lockheed Starfire, jet fighter, top speed about 600 mph, operat 2006 Page #175  
active duty and sent to Korea as a fighter pilot. This call-up to duty coul 2006 Page #176  
 the unique designation "FLlTAFF" (Fighter Long-range Tactical Air-command  2007 Page #99  
need of long range bombers, escort fighter aircraft, refueling aircraft, su 2007 Page #107  
 air defense alert was sounded and fighter jets were prepped for take-off a 2007 Page #185  
FBI Knoxville; Air Force Radar and Fighter Squadrons, Knoxville; and the OS 2008 Page #28  
ses were home to the 8151 Tactical Fighter Wing (8151 TFW) and the 6i11 Aer 2008 Page #72  
ing Commander of the 81st Tactical Fighter Wing at RAF/USAF NATO Bentwaters 2008 Page #88  
PVs could play the role of a small fighter planes or small rockets to defea 2009 Page #22  
contract involved the TFX tactical fighter, which later became the F-111 an 2009 Page #33  
ng Commander of the 81 st Tactical Fighter Wing at Bentwaters/Woodbridg e,  2009 Page #60  
ng Commander of the 81 st Tactical Fighter Wing at RAF Bentwaters and Woodb 2009 Page #72  

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 States. Strangely enough The Fire Fighter's handbook (Eire Officer's Guide 2007 Page #127  

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van Tretyak, ccnfirms in 1990 that fighter-interceptors had enccuntered UFO 2006 Page #28  

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o change direction faster than our fighters. I do believe UFOs exist and th 2003 Page #14  
a of the sky. At this time two F-4 fighters took off from our base and head 2004 Page #57  
in another part of the sky. As the fighters changed course and headed into  2004 Page #57  
else as if it was playing with the fighters. This lasted about 30 minutes w 2004 Page #57  
appeared and didn't come back. The fighters stayed up another 30 minutes pa 2004 Page #57  
, Texas and/or U.S. Army Air Force fighters based at Alamogordo Army Air Fi 2004 Page #62  
 Theater-he encountered three "Foo Fighters" (as pilots were callmg UFO sig 2005 Page #138  
t, over-all intelligence, stand-by fighters, all-encompassing defense, well 2006 Page #105  
at the communications was with the fighters there on a completely different 2006 Page #146  
pletely different network. But the fighters remained in the area awhile and 2006 Page #146  
e and then came back. When the jet fighters were about 50 or 60 miles south 2006 Page #146  
working a grid. Every time the jet fighters would come to check them out, t 2006 Page #146  
 — Air Force bombers and Air Force fighters will attempt to penetrate our a 2006 Page #149  
e-wisp, Brown Mountain Lights, foo fighters, fireballs of southwest. BOOK C 2007 Page #44  
ades before Lockheed F-117 Stealth Fighters dropped "smart bombs" on Iraq d 2007 Page #107  
empts of an intercept by Air Force fighters, and that a solution for the si 2008 Page #7  
in Eureka was knocked out and that fighters had been scrambled from Nellis  2008 Page #15  
 Blue Book files clearly show that fighters had been launched and intercept 2008 Page #15  
 mph. Two Russian-built MIG-21 jet fighters were scrambled , and were guide 2008 Page #29  
 During World War 2 so-called "foo fighters" were cause for alann, but unde 2009 Page #155  

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nfounding mystery and occasionally fighting off other researchers and skept 2003 Page #141  
went through afterward. Thanks for fighting for us Larry, I'm grateful. Now 2004 Page #49  
ieve that you're chasing after and fighting with windmills!" The term "figh 2004 Page #99  
ighting with windmills!" The term "fighting with windmills" was strange and 2004 Page #99  
after his 74th birthday, and after fighting a long battle with lung cancer. 2004 Page #110  
nged statement: "This is what l am fighting for: the prevention of emotiona 2005 Page #89  
t to cancel out gravity instead of fighting it." This article concludes by  2005 Page #172  
n in Oct since the outbreak of the fighting in Korea. But thy added that th 2006 Page #169  
f them. \X/as the U.S. gO\ ernment fighting another war, one that it djdn't 2007 Page #12  
There might be some ancient Celtic fighting connections perhaps. The only l 2007 Page #81  
ountain." Soon my dad was up there fighting the fire, and they fought the f 2007 Page #122  
t when my dad said he was up there fighting the fire, he said the only way  2007 Page #125  
he primary contractor up there for fighting fires. He was a logger-be knows 2007 Page #126  
 UFOs ■ « A l\1ysteoous Silence" ■ Fighting Americ:i 's Goliath: the NSA ■  2008 Page #162  
ng, and more expendable to include fighting or bombing, will be smaller, ch 2009 Page #22  
p. We were in the largest tactical fighting wing in the U.S. Air Force. We  2009 Page #78  

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i\fl\lENf SECRETS REVEALED STEALTH FIGIITER NONE DROPPED ANONYMOUSLY l.J'\f 2008 Page #152  

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arc( in the egialions, and we have figJred It oil, and no* know hew to Iran 2006 Page #27  

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ommanded to chase then shoot Tnree figtiter crashes, two fatalities • New o 2006 Page #28  

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uld easily be violent, in both the figurative and literal sense of the word 2005 Page #85  

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day and I was going home tomorrow. Figure 1. HDPE artifact as it was origin 2003 Page #46  
ash Retrieval in St. Augustine, NM Figure 2. Top view of artifact is broken 2003 Page #47  
 material inside as common starch. Figure 3. Bottom of artifact is complete 2003 Page #47  
area was above surface when found. Figure 4. Back side of artifact. This is 2003 Page #47  
ked raised knobby pointed texture (Figure 53), indicating very little wear. 2003 Page #48  
            The Kecksburg Incident Figure 1. Photo of the model of the acor 2003 Page #57  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Figure 3. Sketch of acorn shaped object  2003 Page #64  
n the woods. Credit: Charles Hanna Figure 4. Photo of damaged tree near the 2003 Page #64  
rrestal 9-18-47 Wallace Criticizes Figure 1 NY Times 9-18-47, “Wallace Crit 2003 Page #87  
«d »lth a-jr TOP SECRET = ,E5 OXLY Figure 2. “Memorandum for the Secretary  2003 Page #88  
J 4-7-49 Treated in Naval Hospital Figure 3. NY Times 4-8-47, “Forrestal is 2003 Page #91  
etrieval Conference Naval Hospital Figure 4. NY Times photo of Bethesda Nav 2003 Page #92  
ING SET ' - - Forrestal Killed5-23 Figure 5. NY Times 5-23-49, "Forrestal K 2003 Page #93  
ites —Plans for Funeral Today Grow Figure 6. NY Times, 5-26-49 As for the i 2003 Page #93  
one long, thing ribbon-like piece. Figure 1. Aluminum pieces sent by anonym 2003 Page #97  
 week of July 1947 was not unique. Figure 2. Map of New Mexico Figure 3. Ro 2003 Page #98  
nique. Figure 2. Map of New Mexico Figure 3. Roswell and White Sands Missil 2003 Page #98  
 using "disc" generically for UFO. Figure 4. Wedge-Shaped Model The South C 2003 Page #99  
               Layered Bi/Mg Metal Figure 5- Panels with six-fingered hand  2003 Page #101  
               Layered Bi/Mg Metal Figure 6. Photograph of two metal pieces 2003 Page #103  
ive spectroscopy (EDS). He stated: Figure 7. Energy dispersive spectroscopy 2003 Page #104  
 small amount (2-3%) of zinc (Zn). Figure 8. The bottom spectrum is focused 2003 Page #104  
ontaining a high bismuth content." Figure 9. Scanning electron microscope p 2003 Page #105  
nc shows as darker shades of grey. Figure 10. Scanning electron microscope  2003 Page #105  
gnesium/zinc layers average 100 to Figure 11. A pure, man-made bismuth crys 2003 Page #106  
raphs by Linda Moulton Howe © 1996.Figure 12. Slice of bismuth and magnesiu 2003 Page #108  
isotope ratio analysis on July 20, Figure 13. Erik Haurie operating ion mic 2003 Page #108  
ayered Bi/Mg Metal Analysis Number Figure 14. Ion Microprobe graph comparin 2003 Page #109  
ure, distilled water control test. Figure 15. Graph of CDP response in “Ros 2003 Page #112  
               Layered Bi/Mg Metal Figure 16. 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth  2003 Page #113  
al that was not immersed in water. Figure 17 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth s 2003 Page #113  
of white particles on the surface. Figure 18 40x Photomicrograph: Magnesium 2003 Page #113  
rganized by the reaction products. Figure 19. 40x Photomicrograph' Bismuth  2003 Page #113  
 Bismuth side after water exposure Figure 20. Upper part of the field in 40 2003 Page #113  
anized than on the magnesium side. Figure 21 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth s 2003 Page #113  
ized chains of reaction particles. Figure 22. 100x Photomicrograph: Close-u 2003 Page #113  
ion into the pearl-chain patterns. Figure 23. 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth  2003 Page #113  
r Thunder Scientific, he needed to figure out something that had never been 2003 Page #149  
sses tells of Carlucci being a key figure in a Top Secret air show at Norto 2003 Page #199  
 Crashed UFOs: A Worldwide History Figure 5 Figure 6 19                     2004 Page #22  
UFOs: A Worldwide History Figure 5 Figure 6 19                              2004 Page #22  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Figure 7 Figure 8 20                     2004 Page #23  
rash Retrieval Conference Figure 7 Figure 8 20                              2004 Page #23  
while they tried to learn more and figure out what they were up against. Th 2004 Page #80  
the last number of years. The main figure at the center of the Majestic Doc 2004 Page #101  
nd circumstances, permitted him to figure out long before most of the rest  2004 Page #129  
idant was that they still couldn't figure out what it was. Bill Brazel, the 2004 Page #143  
esting the two police officers. We figure today if you were out there and c 2004 Page #216  
LE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS" The above figure shows the title page of the Bowen 2004 Page #244  
with ■ A system would be set up to figure it out WHO HAD THE PARTS? ■ Initi 2005 Page #5  
d circumstances , permjtted him to figure out long before most of the rest  2005 Page #140  
stant, a nearly 12 foot tall metal figure revealed its presence by radiatin 2006 Page #90  
that the artist's depiction of the figure was not accurate and that he had  2006 Page #91  
 propulsion system that lifted the figure above the ground and gave it the  2006 Page #94  
y put me in touch with another key figure involved in the incident. Colonel 2006 Page #95  
ve given the impression of a giant figure." Additional sightings were also  2006 Page #96  
ut the "(UP)" version of the giant figure was inaccurate. It did not give t 2006 Page #98  
e correct description of the giant figure as described to A. Lee Stewart Jr 2006 Page #98  
t gave a quoted description of the figure as, "an evil-smelling fire-breath 2006 Page #99  
 a quoted description of the giant figure and stated, "The thing, described 2006 Page #99  
s UP article also called the giant figure "a Frankenstein monster with BO". 2006 Page #99  
formation that described the giant figure as a "half-man, half- dragon" and 2006 Page #99  
ice Discount Half-Man, Half-Dragon Figure Seen in hills as 'Saucer' Hysteri 2006 Page #99  
ial Operations Manual, page 6. See Figure 1 at the end of this paper. 18 At 2006 Page #104  
 wild animals in proximity. 30 See Figure 2 at the end of this paper for a  2006 Page #115  
Alien Viruses and Leaked Documents Figure 1. This forensic sketch was prepa 2006 Page #118  
ectum 0 Lips •Tail o Surgical prec Figure 2. These data show the number of  2006 Page #118  
ks. In this confusion, I could not figure out what was happening. I ran out 2006 Page #154  
zing! They are clearly ET! ■ Let's figure out how they work ■ The project . 2007 Page #42  
ms draws a helpless little plastic figure up toward its underside, the othe 2007 Page #74  
Westport Crash Retrieval Event j ' Figure I Map of Washington State The way 2008 Page #41  
- I • --------- ___ ;••~--11:l-o . Figure ]Aberdeen Daily World Nov. 26, 19 2008 Page #41  
ffice, he still lives in the area. Figure 3 Vicinity Map 11·i1!, Crash Area 2008 Page #43  
y after he listened to a debunker. Figure 4 Westport Police log-lake report 2008 Page #46  
                                   Figure 5 Elk River Bridge WB toimrds Wes 2008 Page #47  
"I l"'l•r rt·• .-•!•rr "''' _,,,.\ Figure 6 Donald Betts Diagram 41         2008 Page #47  
.·· ·:-~ .... /'-.·· .. ~:, -~~}-· Figure 7 Donald Betts Crash Location Est 2008 Page #48  
ff dispatcher at about 2300 hours. Figure 8 Witness Distance to Crash Estel 2008 Page #49  
 to reconstruct what she observed. Figure 9 Artist's reconstruction Kn,ssel 2008 Page #50  
\;, ,  .,;. ·I • '. • . • j !I :-, Figure JO Elk River Bridge on A-line Log 2008 Page #51  
                                   Figure 11 Possible location of checkpoin 2008 Page #52  
ject w~s ~ovin~.) PERSONAL ACCOlmr Figure 12 Alan Ra111111er's diagra111 MU 2008 Page #56  
 "'~c U\C7 c!"'.JW1CC co....·n:l". Figure 13 Alan Rammer's Letter I attende 2008 Page #57  
d to directly support this theory. Figure 14 View looking east from Crash 5 2008 Page #59  
on from the public, and then maybe figure out whom to silence or discredit. 2008 Page #111  
ght to represent Osiris, a central figure in Egyptian celestial mythology . 2008 Page #135  
r 29, 1961, Dulles was the pivotal figure in the power struggle with Kenned 2009 Page #38  
ness of the craft -I was trying to figure it out. It feels like glass, but  2009 Page #66  
e. 1 went under hypnosis to try to figure out what happened. " End: John Bu 2009 Page #80  

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It was not until I got home that I figured out who J. Leo Bourassa was, and 2003 Page #193  
und Shag Harbor as he did, Wickens figured the "light" was drifting with th 2004 Page #35  
cussed what they should do. Laurie figured that there wasn't much they coul 2004 Page #35  
own data suggest more like 30 • He figured out what was going on long befor 2004 Page #128  
rror in the equations, and we have figured it out, and now know how to trav 2005 Page #81  
 towers with cross pieces which he figured had to be part of a radar net. T 2006 Page #11  
le another article stated, "police figured the smelly man boogie-man was th 2006 Page #99  
earned that was possible to do and figured that's what had been done. But t 2006 Page #160  
unt had seen "was nor ours" and he figured it ,vas extrarerresrriaJ. Paul a 2007 Page #173  

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O puzzle is a global one. Index of Figures 1. Blout Evans Memo 2. Moondust  2004 Page #17  
 move." Williams said he saw three figures come out of the craft and approa 2004 Page #32  
 of the Third Kind. The government figures out how to communicate with the  2004 Page #180  
of 1953 One of the most intrigujng figures to surface with regard to the Ki 2005 Page #45  
ng to photograph a flying disc. He figures nobody'll believe him unless he  2006 Page #44  
scientific community. However, the figures stand by themselves to indicate  2006 Page #198  
ne of the earliest and most famous figures in U foJogy -Donald Keyhoe, a re 2007 Page #132  
tively, reached no less than three figures in number. The first reaJ inklin 2007 Page #137  
well-known and glamorous celebrity figures being in vi red to the Soviet Em 2007 Page #137  
ness said inside were cwo humanoid figures 5 to 6-feet-tall, so thin they l 2007 Page #149  
nn and Emil Helfferich , prominent figures in SS Chief Heinrich Himmler's C 2008 Page #128  
estry of anti-Castro Cubans, mafia figures and the CIA and try to stay clea 2009 Page #29  
closure One of the most intriguing figures to surface with regard to the Ki 2009 Page #51  
foundly significant and well-known figures in the military arena of the day 2009 Page #53  

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e E11gi11ee1i11g is the process of figuring out how a system was made witho 2005 Page #162  

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\l:CJI AXIi (lfTEI.Ol')IE~T _JOIST fiH!illTIF,F. O.K A rnmc EN EnGY fl)~(Jl 2009 Page #130  

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officers from the Signal Corps E?W!fiheerjS^g5i^h«rstbrle3 , tort Monmouth, 2003 Page #233  

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sked Santilli if he wouJd show the fiJm at the conference and he agreed to  2005 Page #146  
et about selling the rights to the fiJm to a wide variety of pubJjshers and 2005 Page #146  
 Autopsy Film: A Decade Later thjs fiJm balanced , l felt that Tim was the  2005 Page #147  
viously, if Santilli had faked the fiJm, Sgt. Clifford Stone could not have 2005 Page #147  
and which of them is wrong. It the fiJm is a hoax, then what did Stone and  2005 Page #150  
n Autopsy Film: A Decade Later The fiJm is housed in Europe and Santilli an 2005 Page #151  

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d to him, I will include it in his fil&s which v.e take to China.1. Here ar 2003 Page #216  

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available in e-book form from: www.filamentbooks.com 150                    2005 Page #152  

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vernment official and engineer, \"(filbert Smith, of conversations with top 2005 Page #79  

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ied Jan 1986 at age of 81 □ No FBI file d Active in Republican Politics s L 2003 Page #31  
 age of 73 - SS# 490-05-7191 ■ FBI file requested ■ No children, a nephew ■ 2003 Page #32  
t report was the Project Blue Book file on the incident, but it was listed  2003 Page #56  
onal Investigations and reports on file with the researcher. "Kecksburg The 2003 Page #72  
ional Archives Detlev Bronk ’s FBI File November 14-16.2003 Las Vegas. Cras 2003 Page #157  
et aircraft to alien spacecraft. • File contents missing at national Archiv 2003 Page #160  
ou are tagged, tracked and keep on file! November 14-16.2003 Los Vegas Cras 2003 Page #167  
ns Manual Hillenkoetter with MJ-12 file note Einstein/Opp., Truman directiv 2003 Page #169  
 person mentioned in the Blue Book file dealing with the Kecksburg crash. W 2003 Page #193  
tower." In the Kecksburg Blue Book file right after J. Leo Bourassa's name  2003 Page #194  
esident which are for your use and file. 2. General Wedemeyer would like ve 2003 Page #204  
rmat is rare, especially given the file number 0020140. Note that it is seq 2003 Page #210  
esident which are for your use and file. CkrrwrnjeOfft*UU ICHIt: . In wakin 2003 Page #216  
IT SUMMARI INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT File ref. OO15h.7122-A.12O6 Technical Br 2003 Page #232  
are lacking. Also lacking from the file are any further discernible parts o 2004 Page #6  
h Military Base Classified Library File "A computer simulates the disc-shap 2004 Page #73  
h of a silver disc in a classified file. This image is his computer recreat 2004 Page #73  
 craft. The name Farmington in the file title was thought to have been used 2004 Page #73  
ich he said he read the classified file. The following excerpts are not ver 2004 Page #74  
ewitness. He said: "I discovered a file on the subject of an alien craft an 2004 Page #74  
pants that had been retrieved. The file contained a report, a separate blac 2004 Page #74  
IT SUMMARY INTELLIGENCE ASSESSMENT File Ref. 001947122-A.1206 "The extraord 2004 Page #79  
 told him. He (Brian Walker) saw a file that contained a number of official 2004 Page #100  
 disks, bodies, etc. He claims the file contained information on an event i 2004 Page #100  
ack with a reply that they had "no file" on Arthur Lundahl. The story of th 2004 Page #105  
e into a master summary electronic file, capturing the highlights of each c 2004 Page #110  
in his home office, crammed behind file cabinets or stuck between shelves o 2004 Page #137  
s exhibits and sworn statements on file The Paul Davids Exhibit LETTERS Mar 2004 Page #149  
s source, Vissarionov had a secret file which contained reports and letters 2004 Page #153  
. . As will be related later, this file survived the Revolution and unexpec 2004 Page #153  
arist Rocket. Beria then used this file to frighten Stalin into having Tuka 2004 Page #153  
elligence evaluation of gun camera file and still photographs requested on  2004 Page #212  
to the matter of Leo Gebauer's FBI file. Would a simple con man — no matter 2004 Page #218  
er how sophisticated — have an FBI file that is almost four hundred pages i 2004 Page #218  
 is the fact that only half of the file has been declassified, and many of  2004 Page #218  
cation of significant parts of his file, decades later, on the grounds of n 2004 Page #219  
 normal and consistent spacing for file folder of the period. Even the penc 2004 Page #252  
-Patterson. At this base, a master file, written in computer language, is m 2005 Page #79  
I would soon begin to build a huge file on Reich as well). Surveillance inc 2005 Page #92  
ood and Drug Administration's case file on Reich. It read in part: "General 2005 Page #99  
que Office of Chief of Scaff (OCS) file numbers in the upper-left corner, i 2005 Page #123  
aid-just two weeks before this OCS file numbering S)Stem changed co the War 2005 Page #123  
ntelligence Objectives Agency-with file distribution annotated in the lower 2005 Page #125  
 another reference appeared from a file in the National Archives and Record 2005 Page #125  
tember 12, 1952. After getting the file segment on microfilm, I reviewed it 2006 Page #96  
ent was heavily documented in this file and pages of published books about  2006 Page #96  
parently made of much of the AECI8 file material since 6,014 items are now  2006 Page #104  
taller. On that table, he had this file laid out. This file was like all sp 2006 Page #157  
e, he had this file laid out. This file was like all spread out on the tabl 2006 Page #157  
 with a It just looked like an old file, but the gauge of the year would ha 2006 Page #158  
im the whole Okinawa story and the file and the photos and the whole thing. 2006 Page #161  
lying discs." (WHAT? The FBI had a file on things that don't exist?) "URGEN 2006 Page #174  
e teletype message is contained in file 62-83894, the "flying disc" file of 2006 Page #174  
n file 62-83894, the "flying disc" file of the FBI, the REAL X-Files! (The  2006 Page #174  
l Phenomena (NICAP) and now in the file of 171                              2006 Page #174  
his newspaper story was in the UFO file of NICAP (National Investigations C 2006 Page #176  
rt is not known. However, from the file of Project Blue Book we learn that  2006 Page #179  
t sighting listed in the Blue Book file was in London, England, on December 2006 Page #179  
and I worked on his extensive card file and I helped him type papers and bo 2006 Page #203  
tigation. After being requested to file a story about the study by the loca 2007 Page #20  
. GM: Yes sure. You can FTP (Note: File Transfer Protocol -rudimentary way  2007 Page #85  
ever you want, such as this is the file server or this is the print server  2007 Page #86  
self the subject of a 167-page FBJ file. According t0 SperigLio: "[Rothberg 2007 Page #135  
n the pages of her dedassi.ied FBI file, which will be discussed shortly. W 2007 Page #135  
born the FBI's secret surveillance file on Marilyn Monroe. \Xie may never k 2007 Page #137  
 that rus father told rum that the file referred to Project Moon Dust -an o 2007 Page #138  
locate the witnesses~ the original file with the witness inceniews had been 2007 Page #199  
y Col Friend & Dr. Hynek. See case file." The investigation conducted by Hy 2008 Page #10  
e infom1ation for inclusion in the file. I also interviewed Sergeant E.C. S 2008 Page #12  
Greenwich Mean Time. The Air Force file for the Nellis Radar sighting puts  2008 Page #15  
d in the mundane. On a page in the file that appears prior to the Intellige 2008 Page #16  
t the note is not in the Las Vegas file but in the Utah file. And it sugges 2008 Page #17  
the Las Vegas file but in the Utah file. And it suggests radar tracks in ot 2008 Page #17  
 to obtain copies of his FOIA case file on the matter. The Executive Office 2008 Page #30  
ion would have remained a two-inch file folder in a drawer. In 1987 I was a 2008 Page #55  
sked to read my Westport UFO Crash file after last year's conference. She t 2008 Page #57  
uthorized the destruction of a UFO file and following the 1967 ruling, nobo 2008 Page #62  
d some high-profile successes. The file of the Rendlesham Forest incident a 2008 Page #62  
previously been the case. The case file on the Channel Islands UFO sighting 2008 Page #63  
ones in the secretariat division's file. This is because the DIS UFO files  2008 Page #64  
ere sighting report files and each file contained several hundred pages of  2008 Page #64  
ct has with the media. The British file release is helping move the UFO phe 2008 Page #65  
alized that the account in the MoD file is not an official USAF or MoD witn 2008 Page #66  
 finned. Additionally , there is a file that I opened on alien abductions a 2008 Page #67  
 Saucers At the same time as these file releases, the summer of 2008 has se 2008 Page #67  
per/FOIA Hillenkoette r with MJ-12 file ■ Soli1.:i via TC mailboxEi11stein/ 2008 Page #115  
 CIA logo), a second page with the file number T3 l 00 l 0-055, followed by 2009 Page #8  
2, 1963, the subject header of the file was: "Classification review of all  2009 Page #41  
CIA admits to having established a file on Oswald in 1960, Alan Weberrnan,  2009 Page #44  
ltimately led his outraged wife to file for divorce! Mormon Mesa is a 1,893 2009 Page #54  
 7r, First, her government service file proves that she did work in various 2009 Page #95  
me. The Tass printouts went into a file folder-and that folder went into a  2009 Page #138  

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 the Mayor and City Council No FBI FileCape Fire Chief - Carl James Lewis - 2003 Page #33  

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reedom of Information Act requests filed by the author and other researcher 2003 Page #41  
rieval Conference A second report, filed shortly afterwards, showed that U. 2004 Page #11  
 data — with one exception. Having filed numerous FOlA requests with a host 2004 Page #11  
e from the site. A report has been filed with the USAIDS. 13. In the opinio 2004 Page #81  
didn't do anything." I immediately filed a Freedom of Information request w 2004 Page #185  
e notes when the later arrival was filed together with the other pictures.  2004 Page #235  
r Telegram property and as such be filed later in the archives joining the  2004 Page #238  
 world, and these people prompt.Iy filed out of the room. A few, including  2005 Page #81  
d Air Force Col. Robert Willingham filed a report with NICAP regarding his  2006 Page #174  
ned, according to the affidavit he filed with the National Investigations C 2006 Page #174  
h site. 4:50 AM: A third report is filed, this time directly from the Belli 2006 Page #185  
ggs says that a lengthy report was filed by the ream leader char was duh-se 2007 Page #139  
 some of the sighting reports were filed using Greenwich Mean Time. The Air 2008 Page #15  
rted shortly thereafter. Todd soon filed a request with the Air Force to ob 2008 Page #30  
the newspaper, and this letter was filed all by itself in a folder labeled  2009 Page #173  

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mous UFO-Related Quotes *  iGeorge Filer “It isn't a question of whether or 2003 Page #15  
nd who do they belong to?” —George Filer, Air Force intelligence officer, 1 2003 Page #15  
with the president, and yet George Filer of "Filer's Files," stated that Mr 2003 Page #191  
interview was done by Major George Filer, a former intelligence officer in  2004 Page #85  
er in the United States Air Force. Filer told me, Mrs. Ramey told me that s 2004 Page #85  
at they were quite friendly. Major Filer further informed me that he had le 2004 Page #85  
or the next 50 years, until George Filer received a telephone call from Mrs 2004 Page #226  
merican public. Could George help? Filer, it turns out, knew James Bond Joh 2004 Page #226  
crash debris from the Roswell UFO. Filer asked Bond (as Johnson prefers to  2004 Page #226  
ard HaU and Air Force Major George Filer (who was assigned to the facility  2005 Page #78  

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resident, and yet George Filer of "Filer's Files," stated that Mrs. Ramey h 2003 Page #191  

Word: "files", 231 instance(s) (Back to Top)

on has emerged from the voluminous files recovered as part of the research  2003 Page #41  
om the Air Force Project Blue Book files and it states that only three Air  2003 Page #59  
 in the media and in the Blue Book files. We are not certain if this is sim 2003 Page #66  
 Ministry of Defense and Royal Air files on UFOs. RAF Cosford Hangar: In la 2003 Page #74  
 RAF Cosford, Shropshire, England. Files declassified by the Government's T 2003 Page #74  
been deliberately pulled - missing files November 14-16.2003 Las Vegas. Cra 2003 Page #153  
rison with officially released FBI Files and those copied from Truman Presi 2003 Page #157  
etrieval Conference ll The Missing Files I 1 • George C. Marshall's desk ca 2003 Page #160  
. • Roswell Army Air Field Missing Files - it Shredded without authorizatio 2003 Page #160  
, and yet George Filer of "Filer's Files," stated that Mrs. Ramey had told  2003 Page #191  
swell participants, in White House files. Landry told Truman oral historian 2003 Page #191  
 Johnson library I was looking for files on Bourassa and on the "Special fa 2003 Page #193  
fter reviewing almost every box of files from the Office of Emergency Plann 2003 Page #194  
ongress, when Carter asked for the files, then CIA Director Bush said Carte 2003 Page #196  
access to the classified Blue Book files, through the efforts of Marcia Smi 2003 Page #197  
en access to The Project Blue Book files - the classified sections of them  2003 Page #197  
ually saw these photographs in the files, I said, "Well now that I have see 2003 Page #197  
 and get him to declassify all UFO files, despite warnings from researchers 2003 Page #200  
s related to declassifying the UFO files from 1993 to 1996. Gibbons told Ro 2003 Page #200  
 the request to declassify all UFO files would be impossible if the cover-u 2003 Page #200  
 issue for the president. The OSTP files reveal that much of the Rockefelle 2003 Page #200  
matter... I will include it in his files which we take to China." So the or 2003 Page #204  
to China. 2. From the Confidential files of the White House Central Files a 2003 Page #204  
l files of the White House Central Files at the Truman Presidential Library 2003 Page #204  
rican authorities. But what do the files of Project Moon Dust tell us about 2004 Page #5  
sider the following from Moon Dust files of 1960: On 30 September 1960, a T 2004 Page #5  
roversy, as the extracts from USAF files as seen below, reveal: 1. The Whit 2004 Page #5  
canning the CIA's declassified UFO files, I was able to locate a second rep 2004 Page #8  
nference I continued to peruse the files of both the CIA and the Department 2004 Page #9  
ricans was not made clear from the files; however, it was evident that the  2004 Page #16  
th him a briefcase loaded with his files on the Shag Harbor case. While he  2004 Page #43  
e letters have remained in Larry's files since. Excerpts from half a dozen  2004 Page #49  
Ryan Wood in their accumulation of files on Majestic-12. SLIDE #50: Origina 2004 Page #79  
 lack of documents in presidential files there are strong indicators that t 2004 Page #84  
. There are no records White House files showing that he met with any of th 2004 Page #84  
Murl, instructions to hide his UFO files to protect them from the governmen 2004 Page #86  
hey would be coming to recover the files following his death. The files wer 2004 Page #86  
the files following his death. The files were hidden at the home of his eld 2004 Page #86  
proached Mrs. Smith asking for the files. They all claimed the files would  2004 Page #86  
or the files. They all claimed the files would be used for research purpose 2004 Page #86  
as told that she had destroyed the files. They left, but at that point, as  2004 Page #86  
the work of people looking for the files. Decades later when Smith's files  2004 Page #86  
 files. Decades later when Smith's files were placed at the University of O 2004 Page #86  
here is no record of it in Smith's files. There were however, a glimpse of  2004 Page #87  
med to have gone to his government files that were then being offered up to 2004 Page #87  
ated that he couldn't find the UFO files that he had been provided by the e 2004 Page #87  
Project Magnet Shutdown In Smith's files there were a number of letters tha 2004 Page #88  
e in Washington D.C. In his hidden files Smith left copies of letters to an 2004 Page #89  
y and government. Smith's personal files showed that Smith had even had con 2004 Page #90  
had been there himself. In Smith's files there are letters that detail more 2004 Page #94  
ker Wilbert Smith's statements and files led to other confirmable gold mine 2004 Page #98  
er been written. Unfortunately the files related to Lundahl's UFO work rema 2004 Page #105  
 0 1 0 1 0 Additional data in APRO files III, 10-12 UFO seen in hangar; emp 2004 Page #113  
5 WPAFB employee saw extensive UFO files, bodies 67 1978 Bolivia 0 1 1 1 1  2004 Page #114  
f In Search Of.., the TV series X- Files, Dark Skies, and Seven Degs, the S 2004 Page #137  
ercept(Failed) from Secret KGB UFO Files Krasnoyarsk • Phased Array Radar • 2004 Page #162  
 biggest collection of outer space files of any president, and a correct re 2004 Page #177  
med they had material in the Nixon files on Emenegger. Alas, when the mater 2004 Page #185  
 example, asked for the hidden UFO files when he received his intelligence  2004 Page #185  
who told him that if he wanted the files he would have to go to the House o 2004 Page #185  
ll his promise to release the UFOs files, the record shows that Carter did  2004 Page #186  
 was able to expose the classified files if only for a day. The person that 2004 Page #186  
ay. The person that got to see the files on behalf of the President was Dan 2004 Page #186  
ontacted to obtain the Vatican UFO files for two studies on UFOs that Presi 2004 Page #186  
mpts Sheehan was unable to get the files for the presidential studies, but  2004 Page #186  
requested the classified Blue Book files for review. Marcia Smith worked on 2004 Page #186  
en access to the Project Blue Book files — the classified sections of them  2004 Page #186  
h 2004); Redfern, Nick, The F.B.I. Files: The FBI's UFO Top Secrets Exposed 2004 Page #223  
." 19 Ibid. 20 Redfern, The F.B.I. Files, pp. 221. 21 Moore, p. 5. Gebauer  2004 Page #224  
used to write the words "Blue Book Files," was tested and concluded to be 1 2004 Page #245  
nsibility to go through his secret files and take inventory of sensitive fi 2004 Page #248  
es and take inventory of sensitive files that would connect MJ-12 to JFK's  2004 Page #248  
 time is fast approaching when the files of the Majestic/Jehovah project wi 2004 Page #248  
d, \\ ith duplicate support backup files secreted at other military install 2005 Page #79  
nvestigation of ail War Department files regarding unconventional aerial ph 2005 Page #123  
ion of the actual UFO topic, so CI files or highly sensitive disinformation 2005 Page #124  
or highly sensitive disinformation files would never have been turned over  2005 Page #124  
rector of CIA, and was kept in the files of the Joint Chjefs of Staff. Some 2005 Page #125  
ontrolled in the National ArchiYes files. 10 ln 1943, the U.S. Supreme Cour 2005 Page #126  
vault of the admiral's office, old files were destroyed. As he helped to sh 2005 Page #130  
horities or ransacked from private files. The FBl is urged co investigate t 2005 Page #131  
, according to a memorandum in the files of the State Department, the soldi 2005 Page #134  
 relevant to the case, such as FBI files, Presidential or National Archives 2005 Page #135  
reports. We can only hope that his files receive the further research they  2005 Page #140  
ed it's nor a hoax." To-dare in m) files 1 have testimony from eight separa 2005 Page #149  
m the sky. • U.S. State Department files (vitt, copies going to CIA, NSA, N 2006 Page #29  
onference of the Project Blue Book files. According to the astronomers, the 2006 Page #97  
Archive, London, was declassifying files on UFOs and biological warfare, (b 2006 Page #131  
g Howard that the vault photos and files were from a disc crash near Roswel 2006 Page #160  
out of town, and to have important files moved to the basement. I refused t 2006 Page #167  
ondering if he should begin moving files to the basement. Acheson tried to  2006 Page #168  
y, during a search of declassified files of the Office of the Secretary of  2006 Page #169  
 the following document in the FBI files on "flying discs." (WHAT? The FBI  2006 Page #174  
g bound version that we had in our files! How did he know what we had in ou 2006 Page #205  
How did he know what we had in our files? In the fall of 1993, I had a phon 2006 Page #205  
ad ■ Knew the typewriter, had more files ■ Had never seen manuscript FRIEND 2007 Page #43  
 1:.-7li ~ ~".:t-::"I ■ "Blue Book Files"= post-1962 felt tip ink ■ "Writte 2007 Page #47  
l and noted that, "Anthropological files contain many examples of societies 2007 Page #76  
look at remote machine folders and files). Lots of the FTP and Telnets (Tel 2007 Page #85  
ad to know! But transferring those files at that size would have taken days 2007 Page #86  
 MW: A shame you had not got those files. Can you tell me did you consider  2007 Page #86  
doing back then in accessing these files to be wrong or illegal. GM: It did 2007 Page #86  
se, it ilidn't damage any of their files. Considering you didn't know you w 2007 Page #88  
uld also become rhe subject of FBI files that, col.lectively, reached no le 2007 Page #137  
ould have us belie,·e. Indeed, the files also demonstrate a keen interest o 2007 Page #139  
ng to us. No MJ I.D. Review of our files shows that AQ-4 still favors meteo 2007 Page #143  
to the fact that the FOIAoriginate files contained "nothing damaging to us, 2007 Page #143  
 pursuit of Project Moon Dust, its files and its former and now-retired emp 2007 Page #144  
ons. 2006. "Mexico's Roswell." UFO Files. History Channel. Dec. 2005. Rojas 2007 Page #192  
oduction 1.n the Project Blue Book files, the official investigation of UFO 2008 Page #7  
ed. According to Project Blue Book files, the April 18 case was a radar sig 2008 Page #8  
tten note in the Project Blue Book files impacting on all this. Lt. Col. H. 2008 Page #9  
r found its way into the Air Force files. If Hynek and Friend ever learned  2008 Page #12  
ect Blue Book created two separate files and suggested that one had taken p 2008 Page #14  
es of the Utah sightings. ln these files, which I believe were never meant  2008 Page #15  
" Reports in the Project Blue Book files clearly show that fighters had bee 2008 Page #15  
If you study the Project Blue Book files, you'll find nearly 4000 cases lab 2008 Page #16  
me came from the Project Blue Book files. This case was connected in the Ai 2008 Page #16  
ase was connected in the Air Force files even though they created two separ 2008 Page #16  
n though they created two separate files and treated it as two separate eve 2008 Page #16  
 The flight time, according to the files was thirty-two minutes, much too l 2008 Page #17  
                 Project Blue Book Files • Ndh~ -IS APR 62 • Time -2035 L • 2008 Page #18  
uminating contents of its very own files, i.e. memoranda and documentation  2008 Page #23  
were available in 1987 because the files had been purged. The official expl 2008 Page #59  
 release its entire archive of UFO files. On May 14 2008 the National Archi 2008 Page #61  
chives released the first batch of files, leading to worldwide media covera 2008 Page #61  
hives released the second batch of files, again generating global media cov 2008 Page #61  
I used to work at the MoD on these files and although I left government ser 2008 Page #61  
e release process by reviewing the files, selecting cases of potential inte 2008 Page #61  
journalists wanting to discuss the files. I will set out the background to  2008 Page #61  
s 2007 decision to release its UFO files was a major factor in the UK decis 2008 Page #61  
ive detailed infom1ation about the files, explaining how much material ther 2008 Page #61  
some cases from the newly released files and discuss the wider implications 2008 Page #61  
ment released their archive of UFO files and this was followed by many stor 2008 Page #61  
 the rules on access to government files. The best-known feature of these a 2008 Page #61  
aid on the tin and meant that most files wouldn't be opened until 30 years  2008 Page #61  
cent document. Some more sensitive files were withheld for longer, while so 2008 Page #61  
istorical/public interest, all UFO files would be kept pem,anently and cons 2008 Page #62  
r eventual release. Prior to that, files on the subject had been reviewed 5 2008 Page #62  
nt was that prior to 1967, few UFO files had survived this process and with 2008 Page #62  
ss and with a few exceptions , UFO files from the Fifties and early Sixties 2008 Page #62  
dministrative staff would bring me files and I'd have to decide whether to  2008 Page #62  
ed using the Code or FOL All these files and more besides are now available 2008 Page #62  
all there, alongside documents and files on a vast range of other fascinati 2008 Page #62  
e Cosford Incident, where the case files ran to over 100 pages of documenta 2008 Page #63  
 release its entire archive of UFO files. As mentioned earlier, the French  2008 Page #63  
. The Details There are around 160 files in all, covering sighting reports, 2008 Page #63  
ts, public correspondence , policy files and files detailing with how the M 2008 Page #63  
 correspondence , policy files and files detailing with how the MoD handles 2008 Page #63  
nistrative burden of redacting the files, i.e. deleting any information cov 2008 Page #63  
1,000 UFO reports to date and case files on major incidents can run to over 2008 Page #63  
y to take 3 -4 years. The Asbestos Files While most files are ones from the 2008 Page #63  
ars. The Asbestos Files While most files are ones from the secretariat bran 2008 Page #63  
fence Intelligence Staff (DIS) UFO files are also being released. The DIS p 2008 Page #64  
 specific investigations. These 24 files were part of a batch of several th 2008 Page #64  
of a batch of several thousand DIS files that had been contaminated by asbe 2008 Page #64  
ut at a cost of around £3M all the files have now been decontaminated and s 2008 Page #64  
 usual way. What's in the Asbestos Files? The 24 files cover the period 197 2008 Page #64  
at's in the Asbestos Files? The 24 files cover the period 1975 to 1999 and  2008 Page #64  
 file. This is because the DIS UFO files mirror those of the secretariat di 2008 Page #64  
 Some documents I wrote are in the files and some documents are ones that w 2008 Page #64  
n to me. Brief details of these 24 files are available on the MoD website,  2008 Page #64  
ch on the phrase "DIS UFO Incident Files" will tum up the information. The  2008 Page #64  
The First Batch The first batch of files were released on May 14, 2008. The 2008 Page #64  
e period 1978 - 1987. There were 8 files in this first batch, which led to  2008 Page #64  
vidual cases. In fact, most of the files were sighting report files and eac 2008 Page #64  
 of the files were sighting report files and each file contained several hu 2008 Page #64  
 pages of documentation in these 8 files, detailing several hundred sightin 2008 Page #64  
d batch of Ministry of Defence UFO files was released on October 20, 2008 a 2008 Page #65  
e National Archives . There are 19 files, many of which contain several hun 2008 Page #65  
 hundred individual documents. The files date from 1986 to 1992 and therefo 2008 Page #65  
94). It's fascinating to see these files again -it's a real blast from the  2008 Page #65  
 sightings in these newly released files can be explained as misidentificat 2008 Page #65  
re are several such cases in these files, along with more sightings from po 2008 Page #65  
 they asked to write, based on the files, which listeners were then invited 2008 Page #65  
ing cases from the second batch of files occurred on 21st April, 1991. I re 2008 Page #65  
ights From The Second Batch of MoD Files 60                                 2008 Page #66  
fascinating cases from the MoD UFO files. These include a case from 5 Novem 2008 Page #67  
d by the release of the government files -an increase in media coverage, as 2008 Page #67  
 Vision of the Future Once all the files have been released, most FOI reque 2008 Page #68  
lots. No Smoking Gun So far as the files are concerned, don't expect a smok 2008 Page #68  
 smoking gun. There isn't one. The files contain no references to spacecraf 2008 Page #68  
l A word of warning. Documents and files can never tell the whole story. Th 2008 Page #68  
 may get to see some documents and files, but that only tells part of the s 2008 Page #68  
s part of the story. Documents and files don't generally capture the politi 2008 Page #68  
 outsider was to read some of your files, would they really understand all  2008 Page #69  
retive one like MoD, documents and files can only ever tell part of the sto 2008 Page #69  
doing in relation to documents and files. Much has already been released an 2008 Page #69  
ton Howe Reporter and Editor Earth files.com P. 0. Box 21843 Albuquerque, N 2008 Page #96  
a1bi lity to qo through his eccrat files .and t.1ke inventory of arn■itlvr. 2008 Page #120  
ing the Nazi/Interpol intelligence files at the end of World War 11. To thi 2008 Page #139  
ennedy's Efforts to Declassify UFO Files and the Alleged MJ-12 Assassinatio 2009 Page #5  
............ 81 Bombshell UFO Case Files: Excerpts from the CUFOs Archives  2009 Page #5  
o the "original copies" of the UFO files of Bill Moore, both of whom appear 2009 Page #7  
ackage was called the "CIA Analyst Files" because it had a CIA cover page.  2009 Page #8  
teractions can be found in The FBI Files by Nick Redfern, in Chapter 3. The 2009 Page #9  
icant fraction of his unclassified files are available for inspection at th 2009 Page #9  
ngly, I spent one day perusing his files for documents of similar length (a 2009 Page #10  
ng elsewhere within the CIA 's UFO files. As a scientist and astronomer , I 2009 Page #17  
ds facilities from 1944-1949 . The files I have seen recounts how "Top Secr 2009 Page #24  
ent is based on NSA and CIA COMINT files and the USAF Project BLUE BOOK and 2009 Page #26  
ennedy's Efforts to Declassify UFO Files and the Alleged MJ-12 Assassinatio 2009 Page #35  
nnedy's attempts to gain access to files concerning extraterrestrial life a 2009 Page #35  
over the release of classified UFO files with the ClA and those in control  2009 Page #35  
 and its control of classified UFO files. This power struggle is further re 2009 Page #38  
 the remainder of James Angleton's files after his death on May 12, 1987. A 2009 Page #39  
g access to the most sensitive UFO files possessed by the CIA and MJ-12. Wh 2009 Page #40  
s to gain access to classified UFO files in late 1961, less than two years  2009 Page #40  
space missions with classified UFO files In September 1963, President Kenne 2009 Page #40  
 attempt to release classified UFO files. Leaked documents reveal that Kenn 2009 Page #40  
 the CIA to release classified UFO files as part of the cooperative space e 2009 Page #40  
l public release of classified UFO files by both the US and USSR. In a stun 2009 Page #40  
ion review of all UFO intelligence files affecting National Security." The  2009 Page #41  
 life, then sharing classified UFO files was an obvious way to implement th 2009 Page #41  
with the release of classified UFO files. For undisclosed reasons, Kennedy  2009 Page #41  
cy for ensuring the release of UFO files. This suggests that the USAF and t 2009 Page #41  
 to release the most important UFO files reported through the ClRVIS system 2009 Page #41  
ultimate control of classified UFO files. President Kennedy's Hotline Conve 2009 Page #41  
 Soviet Union in declassifying UFO files. The aim was to avoid the risk of  2009 Page #41  
issions and sharing classified UFO files. This required both leaders instru 2009 Page #42  
e Director of the CIA to share UFO files with NASA and the USSR. His Novemb 2009 Page #42  
 to the most highly classified UFO files in the U.S., and was in direct com 2009 Page #42  
 the CIA to release classified UFO files. 36                                2009 Page #42  
 or given access to classified UFO files. The most damming directive, draft 2009 Page #43  
missions, and share classified UFO files with the USSR created a final show 2009 Page #43  
he CIA's control of classified UFO files. Unknown to Kennedy, a set of secr 2009 Page #45  
ity staff access to classified UFO files. Documents confirm that on Novembe 2009 Page #45  
ntial administration access to UFO files, and even forcefully remove uncoop 2009 Page #45  
ennedy's efforts to declassify UFO files require a thorough public investig 2009 Page #46  
NSA (National Security Agency) has files on the incident and they have diff 2009 Page #78  
                Bombshell UFO Case Files: Excerpts From The CUFOS Archives  2009 Page #97  

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king officers from snooping ink TS files'.•·: · ... · .. ... '• .:, ': . ~r 2007 Page #52  

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? Why Is It Authentic? Correct OCS filing sequence and memo format Unusual  2003 Page #26  
the Office of Chief of Staff (OCS) filing system and memo numbering to the  2003 Page #26  
sage and format it has the correct filing numbers that link it to the Los A 2003 Page #27  
estigations for Cfi, has been busy filing many FOIA requests and tracking d 2003 Page #65  
istration has been removed and the filing cabinets are empty. An example is 2003 Page #189  
Conference Handwriting Y N Y N N Y Filing label N N Y N N Y Security Stamp  2003 Page #206  
d edge blackout is consistent with filing systems of the time and links the 2003 Page #210  
s a unique event in Bolivia. While filing routine Freedom of Information Ac 2004 Page #10  
al emblems and stamps; however, on filing 8                                 2004 Page #11  
ernment documents after he started filing FOIAs on UFOs. One of Lundahl's f 2004 Page #101  
es of dead aliens that he had in a filing cabinet in the White House. K.T.  2004 Page #181  
Files Report, Earthfiles.com Since filing several reports at Earthfiles, Dr 2006 Page #142  
nd it's a small room. It's got big filing cabinets and the safes. It's got  2006 Page #157  
epp) that she was ordered to cease filing a story about the Roswell crash.  2007 Page #20  
folder-and that folder went into a filing cabinet. Newspapers all over the  2009 Page #138  

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when Floy was dying pressed her to fill in the specific details as to what  2003 Page #22  
inkle to come back soon to try and fill in the missing parts in Hansen's na 2003 Page #144  
the directives are more than just "fill in the blank" sentences. Besides th 2003 Page #206  
time. We still have many blanks to fill in and maybe some questions may nev 2004 Page #238  
is another example. Now, I want to fill you in on some of the things regard 2004 Page #249  
imental Range was "created to help fill that knowledge gap."                2005 Page #52  
lowing his report, he was asked co fill out an official questionnaire. In M 2005 Page #95  
old you it was secret, and had you fill it out. Then they cook it away; wha 2005 Page #95  
stic. It took only a short time to fill several plastic sandwich bags with  2006 Page #83  
ns with Dodd, Williams was able to fill in some of the blanks with respect  2006 Page #124  
le scholarly work has been done to fill in what is known about this 23      2009 Page #29  

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 see that." ■ Grandmother gave in, filled in missing detads...CG■ Saw It at 2003 Page #35  
time. So then she sat down and she filled in all the details, the missing t 2003 Page #36  
an best be described as a degraded filled material. I also analyzed the sam 2003 Page #50  
sist in part, of "Complaint Forms" filled out by Doty and his AFOSI command 2003 Page #147  
area newspapers of the period were filled with various accounts of flying o 2004 Page #27  
e services and had a complete room filled with wire service teletypes. Can  2004 Page #237  
in August of that ) ear. Reich had filled out copies of the form following  2005 Page #95  
ndow into the aurutorium . It \\as filled with miLirary personnel who seeme 2005 Page #147  
h a liquid. Then the room suddenly filled with smoke, followed by an alien  2006 Page #109  
 the September 1980 Complaint Form filled out for Major Ernest E. Edwards,  2007 Page #174  
d on the forest floor. The air was filled with electricity -like static. Yo 2008 Page #81  
His MJ-12 position was pe1manently filled by General Walter B. Smith. ---Ge 2008 Page #132  
that the Truman administration was filled with 'pinkos.' When McCarthy went 2008 Page #141  
and initiated "ethnic committees " filled with pro-Nazis . Nixon staffers w 2008 Page #141  
e them a Kellogg's Corn Flakes box filled with the substances left behind b 2009 Page #31  
a "moment in history," June's eyes filled with tears. They were tears of pr 2009 Page #93  

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tle and appears to me to be mostly filler. It can best be described as a de 2003 Page #50  

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) to separate the polymer from the fillers and analyzed by IR, which confir 2003 Page #48  

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ded in a field where a slaughtered filll!!lal was later_folli!g_. " ... And 2007 Page #146  

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c evidence, including the Zapruder film of the Kennedy assassination, indic 2003 Page #42  
es. I had previously shot a lot of film in and around the arroyo and had on 2003 Page #45  
had one roll of Kodak ASA 64 slide film left. I was wearing a bandanna for  2003 Page #45  
mber 28, 1995 Photograph from 16mm film © 1996 Orbital Media Ltd., U.K. The 2003 Page #101  
 first shown in London, England by film producer Ray Santilli in 1995, and  2003 Page #101  
 a clear, very adherent, colorless film about 29 microns thick which consis 2003 Page #115  
 He began to take pictures and 8mm film of them and record strange signals  2003 Page #141  
d, and finally to consumers of TV, film, and late-night radio as the storie 2003 Page #141  
ls he had received. He showed them film and video of the lights. He took th 2003 Page #145  
Bennewitz had his eight millimeter film and 35 mm cameras whirring and clic 2003 Page #148  
gs, 35 humanoids MANUAL ARRIVED AS FILM IN A GREEN PHARMACY BOX □ Postage F 2003 Page #170  
 a roll of undeveloped 35-mm Tri-X film that— interestingly —was manufactur 2003 Page #171  
ts contents of exposed 35-mm Tri-X film. The meter, however, provides a clu 2003 Page #179  
was "old paper." The fact that the film negative was manufactured in 1954 s 2003 Page #179  
o the story that Spielberg told to film producer Jamie Shandera near the en 2003 Page #198  
ies had received, "A roll of 35 mm film for color prints and a roll of Koda 2004 Page #11  
 and a roll of Kodachrome 40 movie film. The 35 mm film will be developed a 2004 Page #11  
odachrome 40 movie film. The 35 mm film will be developed and printed here  2004 Page #11  
 printed here in La Paz. The movie film will be forwarded to DIA." Question 2004 Page #11  
 a team from the Sci-Fi Channel to film a new series titled Proof Positive. 2004 Page #16  
the UFOs, etc. on the ground. That film was shot on your night in the fores 2004 Page #50  
 your night in the forest. ... The film went to USAFE, West Germany that da 2004 Page #50  
 Budd as well. This past summer, a film crew from Teamwork Productions, a P 2004 Page #59  
 a Philadelphia -based documentary film production company, spent an aftern 2004 Page #59  
 in Canada, and they also had much film. Carol Halford Walkins, who was the 2004 Page #94  
per for: His exemplar knowledge of film processing and printing techniques  2004 Page #101  
t source that was used on the NPIC film tables. Neasham had also worked on  2004 Page #104  
e analysts had determined that the film showed self-luminous objects that c 2004 Page #104  
howing UFO and "Mongoloid" bodies; film declared hoax 28 1953 White Sands P 2004 Page #112  
nd co-writer of a cable television film called Roswell, made for the Showti 2004 Page #134  
e been many developments since our film was first broadcast. But let's begi 2004 Page #134  
ook was the basis for our Showtime film, Roswell. Randle and Schmitt later  2004 Page #137  
, Independence Day, Hangar 18, our film Roswell, an episode of Unsolved Mys 2004 Page #137  
es entitled Taken, the documentary film Six Days In Roswell, and many other 2004 Page #137  
e was the notorious "alien autopsy film" first shown to the public in a Fox 2004 Page #137  
 in a Fox TV special in 1995. That film has widely been considered to have  2004 Page #137  
 is not to say that actual autopsy film of alien beings might not exist som 2004 Page #137  
as "our official debunker." In our film, Roswell, Sheridan Cavitt was playe 2004 Page #139  
, well known as the villain in the film Air Force One. We called him Sherma 2004 Page #139  
rote him a letter and sent him our film, plus tapes of witness testimony an 2004 Page #140  
l about the time the alien autopsy film was first shown in a museum on Lond 2004 Page #144  
rmed human bodies had been used to film the alien autopsy. William Moore, c 2004 Page #145  
 before the first broadcast of our film Roswel, 143                         2004 Page #146  
 to Disney producing a documentary film disclosing facts about extraterrest 2004 Page #147  
, military officials contacted two film producers in Los Angeles, and asked 2004 Page #178  
that he would be provided with UFO film from government archives that could 2004 Page #179  
archives that could he used in the film to help convince the people that UF 2004 Page #179  
 the USAF notified Disney that the film would have to be withdrawn. Disney  2004 Page #179  
sh the UFO documentary without the film. The message got out and the cover- 2004 Page #179  
o offered to show him some unusual film footage. What Maloney ended up seei 2004 Page #179  
that it was a genuine piece of old film. Mike described it as being similar 2004 Page #180  
ersonally viewed, he said: "If the film that I saw was a fake, it was a bri 2004 Page #180  
ked in the 1990s. The story of the film is that it is the real life story o 2004 Page #180  
ls. The whole event is captured on film. I believe that a full understandin 2004 Page #180  
full understanding of the Holloman film story would lead to a full understa 2004 Page #180  
he attempt to release the Holloman film was orchestrated by Richard Nixon.  2004 Page #180  
esponsible for pulling the HoHoman film and giving it to Emenegger and Sand 2004 Page #182  
, Shartle stated he had viewed the film and described what was on it: Shart 2004 Page #182  
em. Emenegger and Sandler took the film and started preparing the governmen 2004 Page #182  
fferent than negotiating any other film he had ever obtained. Well they all 2004 Page #183  
w it had occurred in the past. The film was transported back to the Pentago 2004 Page #184  
t appear on camera though, and the film producers were left with just anoth 2004 Page #184  
. One example was, We were given a film — Top Secret - it was still Top Sec 2004 Page #184  
s a possibility and that after the film was pulled he had even asked his fr 2004 Page #184  
gger asked Colonel Coleman why the film had been pulled many times. Each ti 2004 Page #185  
and therefore couldn't release the film. At one point according to Emenegge 2004 Page #185  
wn to Jimmy Carter was a 15 minute film taken at HoDoman Air Force Base in  2004 Page #189  
e physical contact. It was a color film. After that that would be followed  2004 Page #189  
pped up as the head of DAVA — that film repository. He had a Glen E. Miller 2004 Page #192  
ht to Norton and being offered the film: Anyway, after Hynek came here, and 2004 Page #192  
 that if the government wanted the film released all they had to do is go a 2004 Page #193  
 feet of black and white and color film "between 1947 and 1964 showing cras 2004 Page #194  
w infamous Holloman Air Force Base film for use in the HBO documentary. Jus 2004 Page #194  
there were delays in producing the film. Don- then stated the historic film 2004 Page #194  
ilm. Don- then stated the historic film could not be released until a futur 2004 Page #194  
ical delays." Without the promised film, HBO pulled the plug on the UFO pro 2004 Page #194  
f you guys want to hire me to edit film and be part of a production that sa 2004 Page #194  
 I'm not going to put my name on a film that I have done if everything abou 2004 Page #194  
 how the government had taken 16mm film of an alien that they had done an o 2004 Page #194  
d that the Holloman Air Force Base film was part of the briefing. Richard N 2004 Page #197  
part of effort to get the Holloman film out into the public, so it appears  2004 Page #197  
s that the showing of the Holloman film at the presidential UFO briefing wa 2004 Page #197  
e agent McGeorge that the Holloman film was part of a Carter UFO briefing.  2004 Page #197  
i .9oj. His exemp-ary knov.enge of film procesaing and printing technicAes  2004 Page #212  
vidence led. My conclusion in that film — that the original documents are p 2004 Page #214  
what the heck is he doing making a film about the Aztec UFO incident? Doesn 2004 Page #215  
 This, despite the fact that in my film Do You Believe in Mafic, Pflock sai 2004 Page #222  
iew with Scott Ramsey, both in the film and in unused interview transcripts 2004 Page #223  
 Karl Pflock interview both in the film and in unused interview transcripts 2004 Page #223  
view with Nick Redfem, both in the film and in unused interview transcripts 2004 Page #223  
w Stanton T. Friedman, both in the film and in unused interview transcripts 2004 Page #223  
ar-Telegram to hastily process the film and get the photos on the wire for  2004 Page #227  
TA negatives were taken with ANSCO film, by examining the whole negative it 2004 Page #234  
ves come from a different batch of film stock from that used for the Ramey  2004 Page #234  
aphic camera used flat sheet 4 x 5 film held in a double-sided film holder. 2004 Page #234  
 4 x 5 film held in a double-sided film holder. The film was held in the ho 2004 Page #234  
in a double-sided film holder. The film was held in the holder by a frame w 2004 Page #234  
ansferred to the negative when the film was exposed. The two Marcel photogr 2004 Page #234  
ram's darkroom had a collection of film holders that could be drawn upon an 2004 Page #234  
 be inferred from the Marcel image film holder markings. The 4 x 5 cut film 2004 Page #234  
ilm holder markings. The 4 x 5 cut film has locator notches placed in one c 2004 Page #234  
otches placed in one corner of the film sheet to identify the type of film, 2004 Page #234  
film sheet to identify the type of film, but more importantly to ensure the 2004 Page #234  
but more importantly to ensure the film was loaded into the film holder the 2004 Page #234  
nsure the film was loaded into the film holder the right way. From this, co 2004 Page #234  
some photocopies, some undeveloped film, and some original papers — that te 2004 Page #242  
t" ■ " ••• mention of some sort of film over the eyeball" ■ "They also had  2005 Page #9  
a 51: Secrets of the Black World," film by Michael Hesemann (1994) 80       2005 Page #82  
usting site when a TV crew came to film their operations, and that both he  2005 Page #99  
im Martin was able to locate color film from the fifties in the University  2005 Page #100  
 for the roLI of undeveloped Tri-X film that appeared in aviation writer an 2005 Page #126  
liner was selected to receive this film because the year before, at the 199 2005 Page #126  
might have direct knowledge.11 The film was mailed from a small grocery and 2005 Page #127  
 by the Quillin brothers. When the film was developed it revealed a documen 2005 Page #127  
e change control pages were on the film showing ongoing updates from "?vlj" 2005 Page #129  
                     Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Philip Mantle Copyr 2005 Page #145  
O research, when his Alien Autopsy film hit the front pages of numerous mag 2005 Page #145  
 are unaware of chis controversial film, a brief recap might be in order. V 2005 Page #145  
eveland, Ohio, looking for vintage film clips of rock-n-roll performers fro 2005 Page #145  
eraman was informed chat he was co film the crash of a Soviet spy-plane; bu 2005 Page #145  
illi immediately agreed to bur the film for cash, the on1} other conrution  2005 Page #145  
om the controversial Alien Autopsy film. Over the next couple of years, San 2005 Page #146  
r~. EventuaUy he told me about the film he had purchased and of his plans t 2005 Page #146  
y 1995 that I first saw any of the film. My wife, Sue, and I visited Santil 2005 Page #146  
n on several occasions t0 view the film. At the time, 1 was the conference  2005 Page #146  
. First to publish stills from the film was VSD in France and copies were s 2005 Page #146  
 conference in August 1995 saw the film broadcast on TV around the world. A 2005 Page #146  
unter-claims made surrounrung thjs film and there simply is not enough room 2005 Page #146  
ntilli has always claimed that the film had been rested and dated as being  2005 Page #146  
is incorrect, however. Snippets of film have been seen and tested, but none 2005 Page #146  
em had any scenes on them from the film that was broadcast on TV or seen on 2005 Page #146  
 Therefore , the exact date of the film still remains open to question. Cla 2005 Page #146  
li about other scenes shown on the film -such as the crash site -have also  2005 Page #146  
O researchers have c:lismissed the film as a fake, usually accusing Santill 2005 Page #146  
h into the so-called Alien Autopsy film from my colleague Tim Matthews. Tim 2005 Page #146  
                     Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later thjs fiJm balanced  2005 Page #147  
ome of the early research into the film. What I am attemptin g to do now is 2005 Page #147  
r suppons the authenticit y of the film, or adds weight to the theory that  2005 Page #147  
es of some kjnd. Scone a lso saw a film depicting bodies of creatures that  2005 Page #147  
 when Stone saw the AJjen .Autopsy film that he made the connection berween 2005 Page #147  
1969. Srone was convinced that the film he saw in 1969 and the Santilli fil 2005 Page #147  
lm he saw in 1969 and the Santilli film were one of the same. Obviously, if 2005 Page #147  
rsonnel who claim co have seen the film wruJe on active duty long in advanc 2005 Page #147  
ewed scenes from the Alien Autopsy film while serving with the US Army in 1 2005 Page #147  
ed against the authenticity of the film, stating that it was filmed on vide 2005 Page #148  
t was filmed on video and not 16mm film as claimed. All of the genuine film 2005 Page #148  
 who transferred the original 16mm film onto video at his place of work in  2005 Page #148  
nti.JJj's company, he was sent the film and he transferred it to video. It  2005 Page #148  
am. Salas told us that some of the film was in pretty poor quality but othe 2005 Page #148  
ion of how he transferred the 16mm film onto video including the types of e 2005 Page #148  
at it was indeed the Alien Autopsy film that he transferred and that he was 2005 Page #148  
pany who actually handled the 16mm film and saw the autopsy images on it. T 2005 Page #148  
y witness from 1969 and a civilian film technician. But is there anyone els 2005 Page #148  
ewed scenes from the Alien Autopsy film while working at the Disney Corpora 2005 Page #148  
                     Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Photographer of the 2005 Page #149  
d, on an old projector , was shown film clips of UFOs and, you guessed it,  2005 Page #149  
 it, scenes from the Alien Autopsy film. It \\ as 16mm film and the film wa 2005 Page #149  
 Alien Autopsy film. It \\ as 16mm film and the film was nor created b, Dis 2005 Page #149  
y film. It \\ as 16mm film and the film was nor created b, Disnev or b,· am 2005 Page #149  
claims to have seen other reels of film from the same batch, rather than ex 2005 Page #149  
 the same scenes that the Santilli film shows. He is in no doubt, though, t 2005 Page #149  
d him whether he felt the Santilli film was a fake. He replied: "l am convi 2005 Page #149  
aim to have seen the Alien Autopsy film long before its ownership b:~ Ray S 2005 Page #149  
ly against the authenticity of the film is the Special Effects -or FX -indu 2005 Page #149  
d. One FX expert to comment on the film is Rob Townshend , who worked in Ne 2005 Page #149  
s with regard to the Alien Autopsy film: "As for the alien itself, this wou 2005 Page #149  
have been around and in use in the film industry for many years. Also it wo 2005 Page #149  
t to note that the 'real thing' on film, and in life for that matter, looks 2005 Page #149  
supplied the make-up effects for a film titled Seve11 Dqys 1111der Mavis. I 2005 Page #149  
 A recreation of the Alien Autopsy film, made by the Canadian special effec 2005 Page #150  
empt to show how the Alien Autopsy film could have been faked. Special effe 2005 Page #150  
r opinions on what they see on the film; and no one can be sure which one o 2005 Page #150  
 US Army Sergeant who observed the film on a US military base in 1969; the  2005 Page #150  
, who viewed other scenes from the film in the 1970s in the United States;  2005 Page #150  
he 1970s in the United States; the film technician that confirmed the foota 2005 Page #150  
 confirmed the footage was on 16mm film before he transferred it on to vide 2005 Page #150  
o his story of how he obtained the film. He replied: "Yes I do. Absolutely. 2005 Page #150  
                   • Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later The fiJm is housed  2005 Page #151  
nst releasing the remainder of the film to a TV compan) should they receive 2005 Page #151  
e. I asked him if he had any other film that he had not shown or discussed  2005 Page #151  
one. He told me: "\XlelJ, the onl) film that most people want to have acces 2005 Page #151  
There are many reels and pieces of film chat haven't been examined yet even 2005 Page #151  
t clear chat we have many reels of film and that some of it is releYant and 2005 Page #151  
Some of it has got material on the film that does not relate to the alien b 2005 Page #151  
 does Santiljj himself believe the film depicts? "I think there are only tw 2005 Page #151  
ke have assigned the Alien Autopsy film co the hoax bin, my research has sh 2005 Page #151  
w a,·ailable, and research imo the film will continue. Ray Santilli picture 2005 Page #151  
ister of the alleged Alien Autopsy film. 149                                2005 Page #151  
illi's controversial Alien Autopsy film, they can contact Philip Mantle in  2005 Page #152  
pic fiction and factual movies for film companies at home... shooting on lo 2006 Page #8  
ducer who claims to have 17-minute film segment showing a retrieved saucer  2006 Page #26  
eved saucer and five alien bodies. Film taken from USAF archives Stringfiei 2006 Page #26  
 man is too frightened to show the film and drops out of sight. Another sou 2006 Page #26  
t at Ft Monmouth NJ in 1953. Shown film of crashed LIFO in a desert. inteno 2006 Page #26  
can survey mission depicted in the film Star Trek: First Contact. Easily de 2006 Page #59  
ario is a staple of literature and film; Independence Day is a typical exam 2006 Page #61  
 officials also confiscated Hoyt's film. Cleanup activities continued for s 2006 Page #83  
ofilm machines reviewing spools of film and looking for stories about the m 2006 Page #94  
the Ministry of Defense only helps film and TV companies where it believes  2006 Page #131  
ur participation in the James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies. What, one won 2006 Page #131  
 EYES `TOP SECRET' ON WHATEVER THE FILM WAS PUT IN? Right. THAT ALSO CONTRA 2006 Page #149  
bject. A sample of the red dirt or film is later sent to the University of  2006 Page #187  
e video camera. Unfortunately, the film turns out to be blank, revealing no 2006 Page #187  
 was a damn poor one. No photos or film (faked or genuine) were produced by 2006 Page #192  
ed to the divers, the rust-colored film, the entire incident.43 "The object 2006 Page #193  
\VS." SELLING TO CHILDREN The 1981 film "ET" so insinuated itself into Amer 2007 Page #62  
lacement. This one appeared in the film magazine, Premier. Harpoon Beer, a  2007 Page #65  
e they are so frequently caught on film and before the images are then sold 2007 Page #85  
y you in security. 1 have also had film offers and book offers but they are 2007 Page #92  
a lot of photographers who used to film MariJyn. He o-ot a lot of informati 2007 Page #135  
." Tuffy claimed he shot a roll of film, but "they stole my g-damned camera 2008 Page #53  
into this sighting is ongoing. The film is inconclusive and may even just s 2008 Page #68  
aken all 36 pictures on my roll of film. (35mm)" Penniston 's original note 2008 Page #82  
 Document in the form of a roll of film, existence of genuine government pr 2008 Page #104  
f directors of General Aniline and Film (GAF) from 1927 to 1934. GAF remain 2008 Page #127  
ing Products , General Aniline and Film [part of the I.G. Farben combine],  2008 Page #128  
n the board of General Aniline and Film (GAF), a subsidiary of l.G. Farben  2008 Page #132  
 of war offered the U.S. Army Agfa film at a low price for photographing th 2008 Page #132  
epresent to the United States. The film recovery capsule from the failed Di 2009 Page #16  
orked for a firm that processed U2 film. And the U2 was developed at Area 5 2009 Page #34  
lliams who allegedly received 35mm film in two canisters on December 30, 19 2009 Page #60  
he roll of 36 exposure B & W still film that Sgt. James Penniston says he u 2009 Page #60  

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                                   film's 2002 theatrical re-release . This 2007 Page #63  

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ilm as claimed. All of the genuine film-andphotographic-experts that we hav 2005 Page #148  

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en in a totally different style of film-holder from the Ramey shots. Unfort 2004 Page #234  

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nd imprinted panels were allegedly filmed by a former U.S. Air Force camera 2003 Page #101  
Live on stage. The elderly man had filmed the piece himself while working a 2005 Page #145  
 plane. Instead he claimed to have filmed the UFO crash at Roswell in 1947  2005 Page #145  
y of the film, stating that it was filmed on video and not 16mm film as cla 2005 Page #148  
ble, as it was a contemporary hoax filmed only on video. So, we have a mili 2005 Page #148  
 The pair of Levi Strauss ads were filmed in a grainy black and wl,jce with 2007 Page #75  
nce and flight safety issues. UFOs Filmed Over Military Base The police hel 2008 Page #67  
ectly over their base. One of them filmed the objects 61                    2008 Page #67  

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s making their rounds while he was filming the lights and their dramatic ni 2003 Page #148  

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an and a lawyer, and by vocation a filmmaker. I have a long- standing inter 2004 Page #214  

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g at Kirtland AFB with his photos, films and recordings in hand. As he step 2003 Page #145  
urnalism awards for my documentary films and live television studio program 2004 Page #76  
ow. There have also been dozens of films and television shows that incorpor 2004 Page #137  
ermath of its depiction in so many films and TV shows, has established the  2004 Page #148  
ed that they were given many other films as well, which were also pulled. O 2004 Page #184  
others made offers of all sorts of films that the government wanted release 2004 Page #192  
 Base who were offering up the UFO films. Both men were Reagan appointees a 2004 Page #192  
about the offer to release the UFO films being offered by Miller and Scott. 2004 Page #193  
hey felt that the offer of the UFO films was another attempt by the governm 2004 Page #193  
another researcher who was offered films, exclusive interviews, and documen 2004 Page #193  
ase the HoHoman and crashed saucer films, but do it through PBS, as they ha 2004 Page #194  
 who had been in charge of the UFO films at the DAVA, with a live alien whi 2004 Page #196  
Mtgic?, dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films Limited, 2004. Copies are availabl 2004 Page #223  
c 1948, dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films Limited, 2004, interview with Scot 2004 Page #223  
S Real! dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films limited, 2002, interview with Kevi 2004 Page #224  
ersonnel who seemed to be watching films of UFOs. Stone and his colleague t 2005 Page #147  
o the viewing of some most unusual films. He was invited to this man's hous 2005 Page #149  
zing procession of science fiction films in the 1950's and 60's. In the ear 2006 Page #182  
r agents to spread propaganda · ,, Films and lV programs produced under con 2007 Page #20  
over agents co spread propaganda ► Films and TV programs produced under con 2007 Page #21  
n staffers watched Nazi propaganda films in the White House and G. Gordon L 2008 Page #141  

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ne, to the Air Defense Command Air Filter Center at Lockbourne AFB, in Colu 2004 Page #108  
ne, to the Air Defense Command Air Filter Center at Lockbourne AFB, in Colu 2005 Page #139  
ders, and does this knowledge ever filter through in advertisements for the 2007 Page #59  

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as any true insider knowledge ever filtered through in advertisements? Pop  2007 Page #76  
from an anti-communist underground filtered through a Nazi organization. Sm 2008 Page #139  

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ry the brightness and contrast. No filtering, no fancy computer enhancement 2004 Page #227  
de increasingly effective types of filtering systems that prevent the intru 2006 Page #105  
he advertiser, Upchurch Scientific Filtering Company, proclaims , "Now you  2007 Page #60  
see a real UFO, too!" An 'ultimate filtering object,' that is. In 1976 the  2007 Page #60  

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 that made "targets" appear in all filters, even when there were no real ta 2008 Page #73  

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indicating the smaller the size of filtration methods employed. 19 List of  2006 Page #105  

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u rcd by the Die pen comp1ny fonhe fim time in 1977. The ink on p•ges 18'1, 2007 Page #46  

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as being genuine, then we may have fim1 evidence to demonstrate that murder 2007 Page #137  
money was the same man whose legal fim1 won Malaxa 's case to retrieve it," 2008 Page #141  

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was approved. Allen Dulles' letter fim1ly suggests that MJ-12 had decided n 2009 Page #40  

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gation technelogy. The recovery of fime bodies in a damaged escape cylinder 2003 Page #232  

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 I.Gu,,: \i!ll"L~ :u ,.!.."JUI. To fin I ovt 110:.-. c..:.1 i.-~S-~\./.\ Y- 2007 Page #73  
\...,IIIU.if ,-·· -·· '\ • ,... 'l fin ~~jigf.:1 , . lv.o.L~li I ·-----.... 2007 Page #160  
g the power or the a tom: on~ it'l fin explosive bomb, the other In the r.a 2009 Page #184  

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 to keep under wraps for 50 years. Fina!Jy, you can taste the Alien Amber e 2007 Page #71  

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n history - the First Roswell. The final resolution to this case is still o 2003 Page #38  
that RAF Rudloe Manor has been the final resting place for a number of cras 2003 Page #77  
yered Bi/Mg Metal In his fifth and final letter received July 5, 1996, the  2003 Page #99  
r San Bernardino, California, "the final resting place of the Roswell space 2003 Page #102  
ch. On July 5, 1996, the fifth and final letter from the South Carolina sou 2003 Page #107  
biophysics, but did not submit his final thesis. From 1970 to 1976, he was  2003 Page #111  
eacted and was not detected in the final products. Discussion There is acti 2003 Page #115  
   UFO Crash Retrieval Conference (FINAL REPORj ( ON i OPERATION MAJESTIC 1 2003 Page #136  
r Bennewitz' deterioration. In the final analysis, the case of Paul Bennewi 2003 Page #151  
shapes reported in the Manual. The final challenge was that the "Restricted 2003 Page #184  
er-up end. The president's word is final and cannot be overruled. It is the 2003 Page #189  
 UFOs. Finally, I should mention a final note on the Special Facilities Div 2003 Page #194  
e Roswell crash. George W. Bush My final story is a key story dealing with  2003 Page #202  
____ 283 Six known versions of the final Wedemeyer Directive exist between  2003 Page #205  
edemeyer may not have prepared the final directive himself granted he did w 2003 Page #208  
 direct evidence that he wrote the final directive. Furthermore, it is beli 2003 Page #208  
hen Marshall used it to create the final Wedemeyer directive? This is a pos 2003 Page #210  
he as that he is iwaitint tor til• final :tort frog the energy secretariat, 2004 Page #20  
eval Conference Arthur Lundahl The final trail I wish to review related to  2004 Page #101  
 data. As Stringfield noted in his final Status Report published in Februar 2004 Page #110  
e other locations suggested as the final resting place of the aliens. We ha 2004 Page #144  
edures and Policies X • There is a final destination analogous to Groom Lak 2004 Page #171  
bert C. Seamans, Jr. summed up the final position of the government on the  2004 Page #178  
 forward and supervised two of the final studies. The first study reached t 2004 Page #187  
ill. The Newton "Diary" There is a final piece of "information" — I am unwi 2004 Page #221  
iscussion of the Aztec incident. A final note about the diary angle. Pflock 2004 Page #222  
quent FOIA have resulted in their "final answer," `We have no records respo 2004 Page #231  
es and one of the Marcel pair, the final Marcel entry was handwritten, this 2004 Page #235  
ogether with the other pictures. A final pointer that indicates the Marcel  2004 Page #235  
re than a radar target and put the final touches to the cover story. In a f 2004 Page #238  
l touches to the cover story. In a final twist, the photos also give us the 2004 Page #238  
ike the Ark of the Covenant in the final scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark.  2005 Page #81  
 When that happens, watch out. The final question , l suppose, is, "what wi 2005 Page #86  
 Neil and Albert Einstein; Reich's final book, Contact IVith Space; and lf/ 2005 Page #88  
l UFO Crash Retrieval Cont ere nee final writ. He ,,as found dead in his ce 2005 Page #102  
on from Alamogordo, NM, and make a final report by July 28. Such a report a 2005 Page #125  
 data. As Stringfield noted in his final Ski/us Repo,t published in Februar 2005 Page #139  
rd and Joseph Firmage, drafted the final report from which this paper is ad 2006 Page #49  
as packed in boxes. To conceal the final destination of the wreckage, it wa 2006 Page #75  
nside a C-5 cargo transport. After final assembly and a series of engine ru 2006 Page #81  
d documents appear to be drafts of final versions, whereas the SOM 1-01 is  2006 Page #103  
ersions, whereas the SOM 1-01 is a final, proofread, professionally produce 2006 Page #103  
Porton Down. And there is another, final intriguing footnote to the Porton  2006 Page #132  
r line replication ■ Proofread the final product "BEN"s HANDWRITING ■ "Phot 2007 Page #49  
Mexjco-themed trucks and vans. The final product was unveiled in the city o 2007 Page #70  
 was able to look back and get one final look at this "Monster" (his exact  2007 Page #115  
:::•-··• ====== Descripth·e Note : Final rcpt. Jan 73-Jan 74. Ddcnss; Ic:,b 2007 Page #163  
s of these reports at this time. A final curious detail is that, when photo 2007 Page #198  
ward the east and there had been a final explosion near Mesquite , Nevada o 2008 Page #8  
s I reveal in my forthcoming book, Final Events, at the height of the Reaga 2008 Page #35  
ller, Souvenir Press Ltd., 1980 18 Final Events, Anomalist Books, 2009 19 T 2008 Page #39  
ed to me in December 2007 that the final decision had been taken and I duly 2008 Page #63  
ers were partly based on Chaski 's final output. Several different combinat 2008 Page #108  
er it. * .... * * * And now to the final question of whether the presence o 2008 Page #113  
 Thoughts ■IN ORDER to achieve the final aim - which is one world, and not  2008 Page #117  
ad a full-time secretary doing the final production for him. Listed chronol 2009 Page #10  
 OS1 as augmented intelligence for final intelligence product. 2. Terms of  2009 Page #19  
k channel access. The real FBI had final say over that series' cast, and on 2009 Page #32  
tion with the CIA and MJ-12 in the final month of his life. Documents revea 2009 Page #35  
ocument and its genesis during the final months of Allen Dulles' tenure as  2009 Page #43  
 UFO files with the USSR created a final showdown with MJ-12. The trigger w 2009 Page #43  
terintelligence chief who gave the final orders that culminated in Kennedy  2009 Page #45  
were quickly on the scene. For the final time, Bethurum was invited aboard  2009 Page #54  
rmor are also singled out, but the final zinger is reserved the final parag 2009 Page #139  
t the final zinger is reserved the final paragraph: "These explanations mis 2009 Page #139  
s. After submitting Project Seal's final report in December 1950, Professor 2009 Page #163  
offensive weapon. According to the Final Report on Project Seal written by  2009 Page #164  
xplosive experts. The Project Seal final report further elaborates that: Ex 2009 Page #165  
nce 1948, several requests for the final report have been made by Dr. E. Ma 2009 Page #166  
e to examine both the Project Seal Final Report as well as the James Marion 2009 Page #173  
CH · WELLINGTON, NEW ZE/1.LAND The FINAL REPORT of P RO J E C T " S E AL" P 2009 Page #185  

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ighest level of U.S. leadership to finalJy admit that "the game is up", and 2007 Page #120  

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rplus funds will be available; and finally, FDR commends the committee for  2003 Page #27  
 officials to come to the site and finally, the people that would have logi 2003 Page #30  
eak of this again, so I won't. And finally in desperation, I said grandmoth 2003 Page #36  
f he revealed what he had seen. He finally permitted the interview to conti 2003 Page #68  
 a conspiracy to "get him" and had finally succeeded. Nationally syndicated 2003 Page #89  
 received July 5, 1996, the writer finally quoted notes "from Grandad's jou 2003 Page #99  
e choir to whom they preached, and finally to consumers of TV, film, and la 2003 Page #141  
their presence on Earth meant, and finally, felt that some sort of device h 2003 Page #143  
 NSA would take over his life, and finally end with his committal to a ment 2003 Page #151  
ht peak that runs over the crown." Finally, Slide 25 defines and describes  2003 Page #173  
became one word for both meanings. Finally, Kraft tape was popularly on sal 2003 Page #181  
 backtracked to those of the UFOs. Finally, although I think it would make  2003 Page #187  
as none other than J. Allen Hynek. Finally, related to Eisenhower, is the t 2003 Page #192  
ad facilities to track these UFOs. Finally, I should mention a final note o 2003 Page #194  
 holding one of the highest cards. Finally on Reagan, let me quickly discus 2003 Page #199  
rounding the issue of crashed UFOs finally surfaces, it surfaces not from t 2004 Page #17  
 he "didn't want to get involved." Finally, after some neighborly conversat 2004 Page #29  
would not fit into the round hole. Finally it was beginning to get through  2004 Page #43  
or about ten more minutes and then finally returned to their hangar. Nothin 2004 Page #57  
is lasted about 30 minutes when it finally disappeared and didn't come back 2004 Page #57  
Scott Ramsey: "He (Police Officer) finally said to the family — 'That actua 2004 Page #72  
did you see? What did you see? And finally he said, "Creatures." General Ro 2004 Page #85  
 dedicated towards UFO recoveries. Finally, there are several reports that  2004 Page #115  
ing protection of the UFO secrecy. Finally, today it is truly unclear to me 2004 Page #123  
o "protect" this Army institution. Finally, except for a few people who hav 2004 Page #125  
 out to be a vehicle not an alien. Finally, I have a first-hand report from 2004 Page #130  
hin the tail luggage compartment." Finally, if you look at a DVD or video c 2004 Page #131  
ve that when the true UFO story is finally revealed to the public, Richard  2004 Page #180  
it might be the "smoking gun" that finally lays the Aztec story to rest. Ho 2004 Page #221  
s certain — the Aztec incident has finally reclaimed it's place, for good o 2004 Page #223  
n were the photographs taken; and, finally, was there or was there not a pr 2004 Page #226  
tself out of Roswell before the AP finally succeeded at 2:26pm Roswell time 2004 Page #237  
 for a chat later. When tl1e crowd finally disassembled he led me to tl1e p 2005 Page #43  
e the object was believed crashed. Finally, they located a "domed disc" tha 2005 Page #44  
he prosecuting attorney when Reich finally came to trial. But there were gr 2005 Page #94  
as bearing witness to a great mind finally derailed, rather than even consi 2005 Page #102  
t appraised of his activities, and finally, the posthumous publishing of Co 2005 Page #102  
uncertain intentions. Ask yourself finally: \Xfhat is next for our beautifu 2005 Page #118  
ret. The Naval Research Laboratory finally admitted in 1995 that it had lau 2006 Page #8  
ng and UFO crash retrieval duties. Finally, I will provide an analytical fr 2006 Page #14  
s with, UFO crash retrieval teams. Finally, Stone described how his effort  2006 Page #17  
ment such covert work would bring. Finally, Stone claims that during his fi 2006 Page #21  
 of varying contact scenarios; and finally, to identify specific implicatio 2006 Page #48  
face of hostile threat. If the NHI finally retreats, humankind could emerge 2006 Page #64  
numbers and inspection stamps and, finally, identifiable components. I have 2006 Page #72  
and materials in the debris field. Finally, there was no evidence of foreig 2006 Page #86  
the entire story together. I could finally see the big picture as it occurr 2006 Page #97  
utskirts of Charleston. The object finally departed the area and I tracked  2006 Page #97  
ulmonary edema or cardiac failure) finally came down to the following: 23 C 2006 Page #110  
f 1994, the four Corners virus was finally given its nom de voyage "Muerto  2006 Page #111  
SAFs is often the most infectious. Finally, the SAFs often clump together t 2006 Page #114  
 converted into the abnormal form. Finally, in CJD acquired by transmission 2006 Page #114  
owledgements section of the book: "Finally, but perhaps most crucially, the 2006 Page #131  
ogies would disappear. Now, when I finally got to talk to Dennis again, he  2006 Page #146  
ng on the phone. But his desire to finally tell what he saw and learned abo 2006 Page #151  
ctronics installed. When they were finally switched on, he did not input th 2006 Page #154  
fter the Okinawa dentist visit was finally pulled in the 1990s by a civilia 2006 Page #160  
ken to the Kadena AFB dentist, Tom finally learned more from Craig Howard t 2006 Page #160  
f months after the incident that I finally came up to Howard and said, 'OK, 2006 Page #160  
 a little earlier next time, Doug? Finally, huge thanks to my wife the gene 2006 Page #180  
 Emerald Marine Service in Seattle finally mounts an attempt to reconnoiter 2006 Page #187  
the government apparently step in. Finally, the question remains: What, if  2006 Page #191  
Why couldn't it be identified? And finally, what really happened to this ve 2006 Page #192  
ow Foundation In August of 1992, I finally met with Robert Bigelow at the A 2006 Page #197  
ss concrol1ed than the U.S. media. Finally, I sincerely think that UFO rese 2007 Page #34  
 the kitchen table. So when he did finally come home, we were all happy, an 2007 Page #123  
ow: And when the newspaper article finally came out, what did it say about  2007 Page #123  
 Carbon Co1111!J Times and when it finally came out almost two weeks after  2007 Page #123  
e were some military people there. Finally they motioned us through and we  2007 Page #124  
sn't that big of a fire. DeBow: So finally the newspaper finally published  2007 Page #126  
e. DeBow: So finally the newspaper finally published a story two weeks late 2007 Page #126  
l had our dads when everything was finally done and over, when the military 2007 Page #126  
show originally and now here it is finally in print. In the summer of 1971, 2007 Page #127  
without further problem. The train finally arrived but it was three hours l 2007 Page #130  
 a devastating wealth of lows, and finally, and many said inevitably, came  2007 Page #136  
Many more tests were conducted and finally they called me to ask me, and to 2007 Page #197  
 information will not be released. Finally, 1 will pick out some cases from 2008 Page #61  
agued COBRA MIST was never solved. Finally, on June 30, 1973, the Orford Ne 2008 Page #73  
egs. I walked around the craft and finally, I walked right up to the craft. 2008 Page #81  
 side of center is a red I ight." "Finally, I unleashed my camera-case cove 2008 Page #82  
e told Penniston what he had said. Finally fourteen years after the Bentwat 2008 Page #90  
ciated with the "Burned Memo;" and finally some comments on the future of f 2008 Page #104  
A used illegal mind control drugs. Finally, Tab "H" on slide 47 makes it cl 2008 Page #111  
e 1990s, when details of Paperclip finally reached the public's ears, the i 2008 Page #137  
he was skilled at keeping secrets. Finally, what's left? The TS Control num 2009 Page #13  
nse systems that could outpace us. Finally, I strongly recommend that a sep 2009 Page #16  
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assified UFO information by MJ-12. Finally, I referred earlier to three 195 2009 Page #38  
 20, 1963, President Kennedy said: Finally, in a field where the United Sta 2009 Page #40  
the USSR as NSAM 271 required, and finally given Kennedy and his national s 2009 Page #45  
e the object was believed crashed. Finally, they located a "domed disc" tha 2009 Page #51  
what was called a 'debriefing .' ~ Finally, she told me that during her las 2009 Page #90  
uld not make further disclosures . Finally, her story did not change over t 2009 Page #95  
a being could be observed. The UFO finally came to settle onto a poplar tre 2009 Page #135  
 the grass." When the initial disc finally flew away it left some sort of p 2009 Page #136  

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ted by the leaders of industry and finance. . ■ And your advisors by the Co 2007 Page #54  

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 1969 and became a private concern financed by big money and big science. 2 2004 Page #249  
oup is an international consortium financed and supported by some of the bi 2004 Page #249  
or financial donor at UNLV and has financed several programs in the univers 2006 Page #199  
ing that same year, Robert Bigelow financed several UNLV nurses, lecturers  2006 Page #206  
 see through such well-planned and financed deceptions? It is not easy but  2007 Page #31  
 U.S.A.F. officially took over and financed Avro's saucer program in late 1 2007 Page #111  
 Schiff, a Rockefeller banker, had financed the Japanese in the 1904- 05 Ru 2008 Page #125  
viks. The Bolshevik Revolution was financed by some of the world's richest  2008 Page #125  
ted by John D. Rockefeller Jr. and financed by the Rockefeller family. The  2008 Page #140  

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stem and the man in charge of U.S. finances in World War I. Throughout Worl 2008 Page #127  

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a mentor of Forrestal's and also a financial advisor to Franklin Roosevelt. 2003 Page #85  
uine negative reactions, including financial or political □ Our ability to  2003 Page #188  
left to their own intellectual and financial devices to investigate . Now,  2005 Page #76  
s book Listen Little Nlr111, and a financial backer of the Arizona expedjti 2005 Page #103  
uld cash out quickly, crashing all financial markets. Government would inte 2006 Page #65  
mably, it might have been in their financial interests to at least attempt  2006 Page #192  
at Robert Bigelow has been a major financial donor at UNLV and has financed 2006 Page #199  
 be cooked to compile the required financial statements ■ $1.1 trillion of  2007 Page #53  
 vitamins." MEDIA, INFORMATION AND FINANCIAL SERVICES Its not just hard pro 2007 Page #67  
gland Life, of course. Why?" Their financial services and disability insura 2007 Page #71  
pable of provid.ing the necessary "financial backing" to "foot the bill" fo 2007 Page #111  
      On New Year's Day, 1924, the financial fate of Germany was settled in 2008 Page #127  
nk of Baron von Schroeder acted as financial agents for Germany in both Bri 2008 Page #127  
ouse of Cologne, had long provided financial support to the Nazis in hopes  2008 Page #127  
.S. Government in 1942 for being a financial front man for Hitler and his N 2008 Page #144  

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l's condition. In his memoirs, the financier recalls Forrestal telling him  2003 Page #89  
eagan's recovery , the son of Nazi financier Prescott Bush ran the nation.  2008 Page #142  

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 was the creation of international financiers in Britain and America. 118   2008 Page #124  

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f Friends of the Gestapo-its chief financiers-and close friends and colleag 2008 Page #128  

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n the Black \Xlorld. The money for financing these projects is part of a bl 2005 Page #167  
e spent by Lord [Alfred] Milner in financing the Russian Revolution.'' Miln 2008 Page #125  
al Reserve System and handled U.S. financing during World War I-and the Gen 2008 Page #125  
n. It appeared as though they were financing a movement based on the ideal  2008 Page #125  
) on the grounds that the bank was financing Hitler. Handling the Nazi asse 2008 Page #129  

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nd it spread itself out again. W/e finaU) worked our way to within yards of 2005 Page #155  

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paranoid delusions of a great mind finaUy unhinged, but we can confirm that 2005 Page #87  
ent UFO-related meclia deceptions. FinaUy, he wiJJ djscuss the concept of n 2007 Page #7  

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ld the canvas; then he climbed in. Fincling a piece of pipe, he used that t 2005 Page #157  

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1-01 Special Operations Manual are finclings from clirect investigation on  2005 Page #131  
co try and resolve the puzzle. The finclings, presented to the NSC in the s 2007 Page #143  

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ajesticdocuments.com"I want you to find the answers to two questions for me 2003 Page #7  
rry Goldwater “I made an effort to find out what was in the building at Wri 2003 Page #8  
rnment secrecy is very real? “I’ll find out if I get there. ” Rally in Boul 2003 Page #9  
ic bombs guided by television that find their targets by radar...These Buck 2003 Page #16  
After that, the next mission is to find them or their living children. Alle 2003 Page #33  
ers? It could go either way, but I find it interesting that one of the loca 2003 Page #33  
40 world-wide types (compared with find) Section 4 The fly-over Aerial view 2003 Page #44  
ne, NM Excerpts from Chapter 4 The Find This was to be my last day in the a 2003 Page #45  
around the AM radio band trying to find the latest news broadcasts from var 2003 Page #54  
rea, so I stayed up late trying to find what news information was forthcomi 2003 Page #55  
ht my eye said, "Searchers Fail To Find Object." The story included a state 2003 Page #55  
e police barracks in Greensburg to find out the latest information on the i 2003 Page #59  
nformation, a new group seeking to find knowledge about the UFO phenomena b 2003 Page #65  
and having driven so far wanted to find out more. 66                        2003 Page #70  
 December 1965. "Searchers Fail To Find Object." Tribune-Review, Greensburg 2003 Page #72  
orted to the Pentagon courtyard to find that Defense Department employees a 2003 Page #89  
strial community to see if I could find anyone who had worked with bismuth  2003 Page #110  
litary channels to see if he could find any references to bismuth and magne 2003 Page #110  
ing in water. It was surprising to find that bubble emission continued for  2003 Page #112  
ana imjiaeted further betra*ed the find". Dr. Robert Alan Goldberg. "Enemie 2003 Page #135  
abduction" and not so miraculously find a perfect fit. The expected alien p 2003 Page #149  
ve Registry correct • Yet, CIA can find the document again November 14-16.2 2003 Page #159  
 This is why it is so difficult to find traces today even if we find the ri 2003 Page #176  
lt to find traces today even if we find the right crash site. The Manual al 2003 Page #176  
Identification Criteria • General: find the stimulus • Aircraft? a Balloons 2003 Page #177  
nus in on him who claims "fake" to find the evidence for fakery, rather tha 2003 Page #184  
r. “No provenance for it” s "Can't find venneation ” a "No evidence for val 2003 Page #186  
 on the problems, we are likely to find more solutions n No panic — We are  2003 Page #188  
er J. Leo Bourassa's name you will find (Code blue grass). Another connecti 2003 Page #194  
at Will Help Resolve The Debate 1. Find the original manuscript for Wedemey 2003 Page #209  
mo came first, who copied whom? 2. Find other examples from the authentic h 2003 Page #209  
ow similarly worded directives. 3. Find other examples from the Truman admi 2003 Page #209  
is who typed them both in 1947? 6. Find another copy of the Twining directi 2003 Page #209  
tive. Look for paperwork evidence. Find the original signed Truman to Wedem 2003 Page #210  
ty directed to go into the area to find the object had found nothing. The a 2004 Page #9  
peer Art Ikansa‘ Inclosed yen idal find a lemorandon Report on the Psycholo 2004 Page #18  
n the grave. While Case set out to find someone to analyze whatever might b 2004 Page #27  
od, remarked to me that "We didn't find any flying saucer down there, just  2004 Page #42  
rch of all of the records he could find both in Nova Scotia and in Ottawa.  2004 Page #42  
ris and backed out. We were not to find out why until 18 months later while 2004 Page #45  
ty, so much so that he asked me to find out if Budd might be able to schedu 2004 Page #59  
torical research project trying to find pre-Cold War artifacts — meaning se 2004 Page #70  
 research efforts came together to find out whether top secret radar bases  2004 Page #70  
tigative reporter, I have tried to find facts about the important question: 2004 Page #75  
isingly he stated that he couldn't find the UFO files that he had been prov 2004 Page #87  
s which he or his colleagues might find difficult to answer. Despite the fa 2004 Page #88  
act of the JFK Jr. death, you will find (a) an explosion was heard by wimes 2004 Page #130  
n trial for fraud over a scheme to find oil using a contraption they called 2004 Page #136  
e believe regarding UFOs, you will find what we believe is not an accumulat 2004 Page #178  
e asked me where he should look to find such documents. I really couldn't a 2004 Page #191  
Tim Cooper he came home in 1964 to find his father with his head in his han 2004 Page #212  
Conference hoping, or expected, to find. That is, in my opinion, what disti 2004 Page #215  
ll along — it just took a while to find them. Two of the most important wit 2004 Page #216  
omeone to be a con artist, then to find the FBI considers them a threat to  2004 Page #219  
t I could tell they were trying to find out if I really knew anything about 2004 Page #221  
zation. Yet all of our attempts to find out what their read was have proven 2004 Page #231  
 1996 an internal investigation to find out who among its members were in a 2005 Page #35  
y geologist iv1r. Lamont could not find any anomalies in the sections of th 2005 Page #61  
S BUILDINGS Steve was surprised to find new solar panels, new doors, new lo 2005 Page #66  
elve years ago l made an effort to find out what was in the building at \Vr 2005 Page #80  
elligent and perceptive reader may find it preferabl e to dismiss his obser 2005 Page #102  
able insights into the proposal to find ways of advancing our technolog) '  2005 Page #128  
ined reported UFO crashes and does find instances of apparent deception. He 2005 Page #132  
back one August morning in 1945 to find a cow that had wandered off to calf 2005 Page #154  
they seem less bizarre, by far. We find it hard to believe that the militar 2005 Page #165  
 They wanted to know what he could find out as a physicist. Dan worked on a 2005 Page #174  
curity clearance for 14 years, and find it perfectly obvious that crucial d 2006 Page #4  
 street, 39.2 light years away, we find a pair of sun like stars, Zeta 1 an 2006 Page #5  
 material of loads of specimens to find genetic defects or super special ge 2006 Page #7  
ause of aircraft crashes, we often find, after much effort, that it was sim 2006 Page #11  
my audiences after my lectures and find that typically 10% have seen one, w 2006 Page #11  
y Effort to Investigate? Frankly I find that there is very little science b 2006 Page #11  
I was very fortunate to be able to find that my memory was good and reliabl 2006 Page #13  
ued documents. Significantly, they find it devoid of modern anachronisms, a 2006 Page #15  
dern anachronisms, and have yet to find any evidence for it being a hoax. I 2006 Page #15  
ine them in relation to SOM1-01 to find parallels and consistencies in term 2006 Page #17  
 too much about what he expects to find. There are times when a man should  2006 Page #44  
ppeared. He followed, but couldn't find a trace of them. So maybe Meyers -w 2006 Page #44  
pes and expectations, humans would find it difficult to see the NHI as posi 2006 Page #54  
 the other hand, many people would find knowledge of the existence and pres 2006 Page #57  
act becomes clear, the media would find itself playing catch-up. A natural  2006 Page #60  
 try to cooperate in the effort to find advantage. Maintaining public order 2006 Page #62  
ess and counter NHI technology and find physical vulnerabilities. Research  2006 Page #64  
n early June. They, too, failed to find the packet and the search was aband 2006 Page #75  
rt. Hal warned me not to expect to find anything. He said the cleanup crew  2006 Page #80  
it, but warned us not to expect to find much because "the government people 2006 Page #80  
olly absent. Only human failure to find it, study and understand it can dim 2006 Page #88  
 or folklore tale. I was amazed to find how widespread and far- reaching th 2006 Page #91  
the millionth time. I was there to find the truth. I eventually befriended  2006 Page #92  
I reviewed it and was astounded to find nearly two hundred pages of documen 2006 Page #96  
952 and worked with astronomers to find out more about the "well-known Wash 2006 Page #96  
ccinate against new diseases would find that studies of infected cattle mig 2006 Page #116  
ccinate against new diseases would find that studies of infected cattle mig 2006 Page #117  
mor' in the issue of January 25, I find the explanation given absolutely lu 2006 Page #121  
re that the government is going to find out who he is, anyway, aren't they? 2006 Page #123  
d spent a couple of days trying to find whether there could have been a sce 2006 Page #125  
sed this. He said that he couldn't find any substance to these allegations, 2006 Page #125  
g in the Radar Dead Zone I came to find out that these, well, ETs., if you  2006 Page #153  
cretary Acheson's autobiography we find that, during the morning of Decembe 2006 Page #166  
on in the White House phone log we find that the alert lasted about 3/4 hou 2006 Page #168  
l of the previous explanations. To find out why one must learn about the ca 2006 Page #170  
 immediate information in order to find out if any sightings had been made  2006 Page #179  
 and microfiches. When you fail to find what you're looking for over the In 2006 Page #180  
cal evolution of the human species—find ourselves battling a scientific and 2006 Page #181  
ost former Mariner pitchers, would find his fame with another team (the the 2006 Page #186  
kirts of the splashdown area, they find nothing. But then, on the Diane's s 2006 Page #187  
, if anything, did the NOAA vessel find? With all the divers, chains, and c 2006 Page #191  
urned from a trip to California to find a device on my bookshelf, obviously 2006 Page #196  
point he asked "....If you were to find out some information that would pro 2006 Page #205  
oked around the area but could not find anything to account for the damage. 2006 Page #206  
udy the history of censorship, you find out that there are many ways of con 2007 Page #16  
such technology, you would HAVE lo find a way to get it to private industJy 2007 Page #54  
y. :tvf\Xi: \X/ell 1 think you may find they had them bur as with many scho 2007 Page #80  
ears at secondar y school. M\XI: 1 find it interesting that you could do we 2007 Page #80  
 teacher you learn better. Did you find ch.is the case? GM: Yeah my Physics 2007 Page #80  
eacher. He wanted us to go out and find burial mounds of the Beaker people  2007 Page #80  
gs happened to me. MW: How did you find the transition from school like goi 2007 Page #82  
e idea to go looking for harder to find sensitive UFO information on the in 2007 Page #85  
addresses) as well as to trying to find out what the entire network I was o 2007 Page #85  
 on was created for. M\Xf: Did you find out if the hackers who were suppose 2007 Page #85  
uld be very isolated and you would find yourself on a small subset of the n 2007 Page #87  
ontrol. On some machines you would find people already logged on so you did 2007 Page #87  
do exist. MW: Would you be able to find these systems randomly or would you 2007 Page #88  
earcrung for somethjng and I would find somethjng . l may have been a Littl 2007 Page #90  
s both. M\Xf: So vou'll be able to find 1.5 million dollars whilst spending 2007 Page #92  
on's army came upon a very unusual find at a captured German facility in Fr 2007 Page #114  
d: "need to check with Lockheed co find out what security classification th 2007 Page #115  
friend and returned to the park to find the park sealed off by military and 2007 Page #129  
ty directed to go into the area to find the object had found nothing. The a 2007 Page #142  
ether we should see if we could go find it or not. That's when we got up an 2007 Page #167  
bout as familiar an area as we can find. Paul: Well, they cut -we think tha 2007 Page #168  
 reluctantly left the area of this find and moved on to explore other areas 2007 Page #189  
own into the pit and was aghast to find the charred, blackened skull of a h 2007 Page #190  
yond thjs unexplained layer we rud find aluminum, as well as ~agnesium, pot 2007 Page #199  
s available for lab analysis. \Xie find particularl) interesting the descri 2007 Page #200  
f the witnesses and they failed to find any trace of an extraterrestrial ob 2008 Page #7  
me up, used airplanes. They didn't find anything of importance, except some 2008 Page #8  
esidents and an aborted attempt to find the object that everyone was sure h 2008 Page #10  
? The answer is simple. They could find no record of a U-2 flight or balloo 2008 Page #16  
he Project Blue Book files, you'll find nearly 4000 cases labeled as insuff 2008 Page #16  
rs • Interviewed Locals • Tried lo Find Meteor • Probably a Bolide 14 Blue  2008 Page #20  
r the Crash. The searchers did not find the military. They did find numerou 2008 Page #44  
id not find the military. They did find numerous people who claimed to have 2008 Page #44  
te of Washington . I was unable to find his address, but I did verify what  2008 Page #45  
ith home and family, and trying to find time for other interests. I fell in 2008 Page #55  
TV broadcast. A producer wanted to find out what happened to John Burroughs 2008 Page #84  
set up for it and we were going to find out what was going on.' B: Well, Co 2008 Page #87  
ver, Kulik's team was surprised to find that there was no impact crater at  2008 Page #99  
sks about UFOs, shown on slide 40. Find out why they're asking and assure t 2008 Page #110  
 great powers to make an effort co find a soluc1o n co the threat. Military 2008 Page #114  
arcificial satellites and missiles find their place 1n space, we muse consi 2008 Page #114  
at Boulder, Colorado. In Menzel we find a man publicly known as simply a no 2008 Page #134  
proclaimed "conservatives" only to find such leaders advancing Socialist pr 2008 Page #142  
rk more carefully, I was amazed to find near word-for-word plagiarism of th 2009 Page #11  
the problem. Thirty years later we find ourselves no better the wiser. The  2009 Page #15  
to properly assess the problem and find a workable solution before we find  2009 Page #16  
find a workable solution before we find ourselves caught with our pants dow 2009 Page #16  
-·Accordingly, I-would like you to find -, . ,·\:_ ·some way to brief the v 2009 Page #28  
traterrestrial life. He decided to find out more about its covert activitie 2009 Page #37  
rn over this problem and hopefully find some resolution." 28 Kennedy was ce 2009 Page #42  
out to the Mesa to see if he could find any fossilized shells as a gift for 2009 Page #54  
le of hours; but, having failed to find any such seashells, returned to his 2009 Page #54  
swer yourself and tell me when you find out. A very select group! DO YOU HA 2009 Page #75  
on AFB. She told me that she could find no such reference in a biography ti 2009 Page #92  
              le 1976. 1 could not find any reference either in this or oth 2009 Page #93  
," he asserted. "Other nations may find them. We must keep in pace in order 2009 Page #162  
sl ;issl'rtcct •'OthN m1tioni. may find saylnl:' hi~ ,ve11pon "'"s an e!tec 2009 Page #183  
red •Met rental agencies to try to find c.ibin •Visually inspected large T. 2009 Page #193  

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FOs and also one of the hardest to find-as the FBI has learned several time 2009 Page #32  

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-5 search radar and a CPS-4 height finder for Direction center operations." 2004 Page #220  
3 search radar and an FPS-6 height finder, but initially had to accept the  2004 Page #220  
adar and the TPS-10A was a "height finder." The combination of these radars 2006 Page #171  
ing is located by the boat's depth finder. It is an object about ten feet h 2006 Page #187  
helm. This time, the Diane's depth finder detects nothing in the area where 2006 Page #188  
 in shape. Also, the Diane's depth finder indicated only one discreet objec 2006 Page #191  
 bar and handled the material. The finder was hunting deer, about twelve ye 2006 Page #206  
pearance on both search and height finder confirms that some object was the 2008 Page #8  

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d other scientists on the issue of finding practical uses for the atomic se 2003 Page #25  
ich supposedly was unsuccessful in finding any evidence of the Maury Island 2003 Page #42  
ICAP background Excavation at site Finding and discussion of artifact Lab a 2003 Page #43  
horities surmise that the patient, finding his door unlocked, walked across 2003 Page #92  
ation in China. We are desirous of finding ways in which we could deal with 2003 Page #224  
. Wo ore and hero been desirous of finding way* In which wo oould deal with 2003 Page #228  
this second sphere. The mystery of finding these two spheres, exactly alike 2004 Page #11  
s sgeowc, SPHERE, - THE HvITERY CF FINDING THESE TWO SPHERE3; ElAtTLV 'ALM. 2004 Page #21  
h about what they were or were not finding. Nickerson also wondered why the 2004 Page #41  
w of the Aztec story as a hoax, by finding evidence that may counter severa 2004 Page #216  
 on its own merit with the goal of finding acceptable solutions to which al 2004 Page #251  
T zoos and aquariums. We are still finding new specimens. J. The local gala 2006 Page #7  
be mainly fearful and mistrusting, finding it difficult to regard the Conta 2006 Page #59  
g a credible military defense, and finding ways to preserve some fraction o 2006 Page #62  
ent/military overnight. Along with finding vulnerabilities, science would b 2006 Page #63  
he truth about crash retrievals by finding and studying physical evidence a 2006 Page #71  
ditionally, it seemed that someone finding the packet would be more likely  2006 Page #75  
ike bees have remarkable skills at finding nectar; different bird species a 2006 Page #101  
bird species are highly adapted to finding their own kind of food. The soci 2006 Page #101  
t there and play with the computer finding out who all of them were. I know 2006 Page #155  
he classified vault without anyone finding out. But on 156                  2006 Page #159  
tions is often more important than finding the answers. We know that we are 2006 Page #182  
tations included ■ No cover letter FINDING PAT BOWEN ■Vernon was active in  2007 Page #43  
und like trying lots of gates, and finding one open and going in for a look 2007 Page #88  
ites). Author's special note: This finding was described in Patton's biogra 2007 Page #114  
occurred throughout human history. Finding the supporting evidence for thos 2007 Page #121  
blem. One particularly interesting finding was that distortion only occurre 2008 Page #73  
mission journeying to Tunguska and finding advanced technology that is then 2008 Page #103  
tself "centimeter by centimeter ," finding several impressions in close pro 2009 Page #137  

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wing information about her initial findings which was posted on the CFi web 2003 Page #66  
y at West Virginia University. His findings support the eyewitness accounts 2003 Page #71  
 Mountains affair. How do Roberts' findings sit with those of Margaret Fry? 2003 Page #76  
imes." Considering its ultra-bland findings, why the need to delay release  2003 Page #94  
tion for the delay in making their findings public." Perhaps because the fa 2003 Page #94  
 for study. After I reported those findings on the radio, we received a sec 2003 Page #100  
this is precisely the same initial findings of Grandad's Team. However, I n 2003 Page #103  
ers. I kept reporting the research findings on Dreamland and asked if anyon 2003 Page #109  
 report to Ellington detailing his findings. Bourassa's findings hinted at  2003 Page #193  
detailing his findings. Bourassa's findings hinted at the possible role of  2003 Page #193  
any" (blank). • "In presenting the findings of your mission you should ende 2003 Page #206  
ossible oatacne. In presenting the findings of yycs 5 rtlsndea you should e 2003 Page #212  
regard to China. In presenting the findings of your alsalon you should ende 2003 Page #213  
oosiblc outcome. In prasentinf the findings of your mission you sto lid nns 2003 Page #214  
regard to China. In presenting the findings of your mission you should ende 2003 Page #225  
e was; then present a table of his findings from 80 different witness repor 2004 Page #106  
r surviving negatives, his initial findings indicate that two different len 2004 Page #233  
g unclear) ■ "Three most important findings I presented to the General on U 2005 Page #8  
es were aligned" • "Photograph and findings on supposedly alien bodies" • " 2005 Page #8  
in Belo Horizonte, stated that the findings suggested the presence of a cau 2005 Page #34  
and the left; but rus work and rus findings were especially reviled by unco 2005 Page #87  
 Reich's UFO-related observations, findings and conclusions are the idiot c 2005 Page #88  
analytic tradition, presented case findings to Freud supporting his view th 2005 Page #89  
create, he continued to verify his findings without fanfare or public ackno 2005 Page #91  
evices with him to demonstrate his findings, and Einstein observed the glow 2005 Page #91  
anting Einstein to confirm Reich's findings. Letters from Reich and his col 2005 Page #92  
atio ns of, interactions with, and findings on UFOs chronicled in Contact l 2005 Page #98  
many years, seemed convinced these findings would only prove to be an embar 2005 Page #102  
r the crash." 111ey reported their findings to Jose's father Faustino, on w 2005 Page #154  
intain the vow of silence on their findings. The engineering of secret tech 2005 Page #167  
hat the quality of the thought and findings of this exercise should be able 2006 Page #49  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference. The findings reported herein are the result  2006 Page #49  
in each situation and expand those findings into policy recommendations. C. 2006 Page #51  
I will also reveal my new military findings. This includes the extensive an 2006 Page #100  
ollowing document, titled Research Findings on the Chihuahua Disk Crash is  2006 Page #133  
uni, Pan Books, 2001. 32. Research Findings on the Chihuahua Disk Crash, Ma 2006 Page #137  
and be well prepared to present my findings at the Seattle UFO Conference a 2006 Page #180  
hat I humbly present the following findings PROLOGUE: Time to Go? For as lo 2006 Page #182  
diver, is so excited to relate his findings to the Diane's crew that he qui 2006 Page #187  
splashing into Bellingham Bay, the findings of divers Walker and Burke woul 2006 Page #190  
f. lnvestigations can also lead co findings you weren't expecting, hoping f 2007 Page #59  
 Comments on the Document Research Findings on Chihuahua Disk Crash." IO Ju 2007 Page #192  
ver set out to confirm or deny the findings of Hoagland and Bara. After a c 2008 Page #135  
s ... " "The significance of these findings is (that] I have shown there to 2008 Page #135  
nt and the NSC of past and current findings only on a "NEED-TO-KNOW" basis. 2009 Page #25  
uding UFOs of course, his work and findings on the Voronezh incident, Wilhe 2009 Page #139  

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times it was born. Some of its key findjngs challenged the basic precepts a 2005 Page #87  
eich and UFOs These and other such findjngs led me to believe that our gove 2005 Page #101  
n Dr. Reich's UFO observations and findjngs, as well as in rus weather moru 2005 Page #101  
 The conclusions of "AQ-4" and the findjngs of "M4" and "M7'' all broadly c 2007 Page #144  

Word: "finds", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

& photography Hj • ■ Stan Friedman finds Walter Fisk It. □ Several intuitiv 2003 Page #22  
 The most perplexing of any of the finds were the shoe soles. It was one th 2003 Page #48  
the 1:45 room check. The attendant finds Forrestal copying a Sophocles poem 2003 Page #91  
AI§ 1ERICAN ALL-STARS WIN 2-1 Army Finds Air Saucer '",r“ On Ranch in yeic  2003 Page #118  
UT TAXES STARTING JANUARY 1 ■ Army Finds Flying Saucer ’ General Believes I 2003 Page #119  
p R&D group testing all the latest finds from Soviet aircraft to alien spac 2003 Page #160  
al at IZ—2, personnel assessed the finds as not belonging to any aircraft,  2003 Page #232  
nitored for any disclosures of the finds. To maintain secrecy of site LZ-2, 2003 Page #235  
 in the general text), wherein one finds the onl_y source for Pflock's clai 2004 Page #222  
e person may decease rapidly if he finds himself in the condition of a sept 2005 Page #34  
alously retrieve and exploit these finds in greatest secrecy. Nevertheless, 2005 Page #143  
ws Marcel a few months later. Army Finds 'Flying Saucer' Genet.' Sotatfttet 2006 Page #26  
80s Canadian ufologist Arthur Bray finds key memo by Wilbert Smith from 195 2006 Page #26  
McGuire AFE). • USAF security poke finds body on deserted runway • Research 2006 Page #29  
mand site, around Noverriaer 2000, finds a list of officers' names under th 2006 Page #31  
 "Non- Terrestrial Officers " Also finds list of 'fleet-to-fleet transfers' 2006 Page #31  

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Johnson says that Forrestal "looks fine" and should be out of the hospital  2003 Page #90  
 bubble stream was not vigorous, a fine stream was still being formed at th 2003 Page #112  
erally forms a precipitate of very fine MgO particles. Confirmation of Hydr 2003 Page #114  
 were the same. The fact that very fine Bismuth particles remained in the s 2003 Page #114  
tes o Mouth wide, nearly lipless o Fine hair confined to underarm and groin 2003 Page #174  
he excellent arguments, there is a fine set of arguments against continued  2003 Page #185  
d that this one case idea would be fine. He was choosing the Roswell case.  2003 Page #200  
son agreed that his brother was in fine shape and hospital officials admitt 2004 Page #204  
in bed • Corner said the heart was fine official cause of death "natural in 2004 Page #206  
f C) toplasm vacuoles. Presence of fine toxic granulations in 8% of neutrop 2005 Page #34  
t Cesario Furtado stated that "the fine toxic granulations appear in the ne 2005 Page #34  
n the boondocks. My view is, per a fine analogy from physicist Beatriz Gab° 2006 Page #6  
 Davis and Mark Langston. Davis, a fine first- baseman, would enjoy a stell 2006 Page #186  
every da) of your life? So is it a fine or 60 years? GM: Actually 1 think i 2007 Page #92  
ld of sci-fi only ensures that the fine line between fact and the fiction b 2008 Page #102  
ed Space Geek Zaps Soviet Boy," as fine a headline as any they have ever be 2009 Page #138  
t of the latter are not gases, but fine dusts or mists. The atomic poison g 2009 Page #158  
oi the latter Rre-nrt gase:--, but fine du~ts or-misb. Ti1t: atomic poison  2009 Page #184  

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 our national defense — you can be fined and imprisoned." So it was like wa 2004 Page #183  
inal to be jailed for one year and fined $5,000.00: "The NASA administrator 2006 Page #202  
yone was warned that they would be fined or imprisoned if they spoke about  2009 Page #90  

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minary, rough draft, rather than a finely-tuned, finished report): 46 The b 2009 Page #52  

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, that provide penalties including fines and prison both to military person 2004 Page #141  
prison and 1.75 million dollars in fines for gaining entry to a honeypor! - 2007 Page #87  
sonment and 1.5 million dollars in fines. MW: That's crazy. Where would som 2007 Page #91  

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 by Lloyd Pye, perhaps the world's finest hominid researcher and theorist.  2006 Page #181  

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e by side. I couldn't quite put my finger on what was wrong, but as a lifel 2004 Page #233  
 years or to potentially point the finger of assassination on those MJ-12 i 2004 Page #254  
ot beet red and he was shaking his finger at me. He said, 'Don't you ever b 2006 Page #160  

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t that JFK memo? William Colby got fingered in it and someone decided to sh 2004 Page #249  

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asing technology, the DNA reports, fingerprint reports, all become evidence 2004 Page #106  

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ewriting, Facsimiles, Photocopies, Fingerprints, Narcotic and Street Drug A 2004 Page #250  

Word: "fingers", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

phics inside Three non-humans Long fingers (3? No bone structure, crinkly s 2003 Page #23  
 it had very long hands, very long fingers, and I think there were three bu 2003 Page #23  
ong arms. I vaguely remember three fingers, but I couldn't swear to that. H 2003 Page #35  
that he could only see three index fingers, and the skin looked "lizard lik 2003 Page #68  
said he saw what looked like, "two fingers and an unusually long arm" exten 2003 Page #69  
ed that there could have been more fingers around the back of the hatch, bu 2003 Page #69  
ts and at least one of his warning fingers right at this facility, even tho 2003 Page #149  
hey are shown in Slide 19 with the fingers of the photographer. The ice cre 2003 Page #173  
 third “EXTRATERRESTRIAL CRAFT ” n Fingers of the photographer show in the  2003 Page #174  
d over my face, peeking through my fingers. Jose, being older, seemed able  2005 Page #155  
make a description of how long its fingers were and in comparison to its wr 2006 Page #159  
ee-fingered hands with suction cup fingers and offers us a 'thumb' up gestu 2007 Page #64  
rm of nuclear explo ion -with most fingers pointed in the direction of the  2007 Page #143  
 on glass." When Sgt. Penniston' s fingers touched the engraved symbols, he 2008 Page #82  
law-like hands that have only four fingers, what happened in the evolution  2008 Page #94  
               SLIDE# 11 WHEN YOUR FINGERS TOUCHED THE SYMBOLS, DID YOU HA  2009 Page #67  

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d it did have these slanted tipped fingertips and on the tips there was a r 2006 Page #159  

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lled. "But my daddy said we had to finish our chores." Stephens said his fa 2004 Page #30  
be withdrawn. Disney was forced to finish the UFO documentary without the f 2004 Page #179  
 him in his laconic voice: 'When I finish talking to you, you cannot reach  2006 Page #167  
 make official contact in order to finish its cigarette. 59                 2007 Page #65  
ou can't go home; you are going to finish this before you go home tonight.  2009 Page #93  

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t always have one good exposure. I finished the roll this way. (For the cam 2003 Page #45  
lso loaded onto three trucks which finished the on-load just before the sun 2003 Page #99  
AMCE The Vernon Bowen manuscript □ Finished about 1961 " Lent to Air Force  2003 Page #180  
arre at this monent. When you have finished with the inclesed report., will 2004 Page #18  
part and the documentary was never finished. Linda Howe was another researc 2004 Page #193  
clean as a hound's tooth when they finished," he insisted. The following ye 2006 Page #80  
nd an opportunig for prgyer. As we finished, one of our senior officials bu 2006 Page #167  
r for Mr. At/lee's safeg. I've now finished ng message and I'm going to rin 2006 Page #167  
fs (some things never change), but finished a respectable 13-5. The Mariner 2006 Page #186  
ations. MW: When would you say you finished in your degree course? GM: 1991 2007 Page #78  
draft, rather than a finely-tuned, finished report): 46 The background as t 2009 Page #52  
during prehistoric times, after he finished his shift one particular night, 2009 Page #54  
h he had started writing but never finished. Notably absent from the biogra 2009 Page #173  

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erence convened May 23." The board finishes its hearings on May 30, Admiral 2003 Page #94  
 that's where that concrete tunnel finishes, bricked up with concrete brick 2004 Page #51  

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istmas 1980 and we, D Flight, were finishing up our last swing shift (3 p.m 2004 Page #55  
eputy Sheriff Paul Wenzel as 1 was finishing this presentation. 1 asked him 2008 Page #60  
hen I first met Tim Cooper, he was finishing up a manuscript for one of the 2008 Page #107  

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oncentration near Prussian border) Finland Baltic States Bessarabia Belarus 2004 Page #165  

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ntified graves. However, Mrs. Isla Finlayson, a resident of nearby Rhome wh 2004 Page #30  

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stence of which has never been con finned. Additionally , there is a file t 2008 Page #67  

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hrenic, thls while admfrting their finrung was "not based on physical evalu 2005 Page #101  

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ernoon to discuss Reich's work and finrungs. He had brought several experim 2005 Page #91  
r the valiruty of rus research and finrungs. Eloquent though he was, the ju 2005 Page #101  

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etrieval Conference SLIDE #46: Tim Fint's colored drawing of cow in beam, A 2004 Page #79  

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Post 1960: Academy of Sciences KGB fiq.telvito I I Secof NUreeratk 1 NOnIsi 2004 Page #156  

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 1 hi* lal *cot on i* thi cere .It fir.it-.□ of •tint bcliexcr". / - .hr "I 2003 Page #132  
CORDING TO THE WITNESSES THEv WERE FIR,' RILLS. THAT IS To SAY THAT THESE s 2004 Page #21  
e\·elopment in earth science." The fir t batuba sample was destroyed by alJ 2007 Page #195  

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 Report on the Ramey Office Photos fir026 31i4 8, 1947 1. Brig. Gen, Roger  2004 Page #236  

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AT THERE mEET )(Ave BEEN A MISSILE FIR= FROM SOMEwHERE. wHICH HAS EXPLODED  2004 Page #24  

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ours. All interception and defense firces were alerted. I was to infbrm but 2006 Page #167  

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n the event. Specifics, of police, fire, photographers, coroners and milita 2003 Page #21  
d at the scene, there were police, fire, FBI and photographers already ther 2003 Page #21  
3? No bone structure, crinkly skin Fire around crash site Offered blessings 2003 Page #23  
here had been mention of a ball of fire, yet there was fire around the cras 2003 Page #23  
n of a ball of fire, yet there was fire around the crash site, but none of  2003 Page #23  
tes. There were many people there, fire people, photographers, and so they  2003 Page #23  
resumably because of anti-aircraft fire. Again the questions must turn to w 2003 Page #26  
 assumed were local photographers, fire people, and so not long after they  2003 Page #30  
 police departments and associated fire departments along with the FBI and  2003 Page #30  
nt a CG FBI Special Agent-? □ Cape Fire Chief - Carl J. Lewis □ Jackson Fir 2003 Page #31  
re Chief - Carl J. Lewis □ Jackson Fire Chief - ? n Sikeston Military - kno 2003 Page #31  
ape Girardeau Opens FBI Office The fire department under the direction of C 2003 Page #32  
useful sources of information. The fire department kept detailed notes on t 2003 Page #32  
red photocopies of the entire 1941 fire logbook. 28                         2003 Page #32  
 four brothers b Spent 34 years as Fire Chief a Wrote first electrical code 2003 Page #33  
r and City Council No FBI FileCape Fire Chief - Carl James Lewis - '41 The  2003 Page #33  
the road into an open field were a fire was burning. Given these basic para 2003 Page #36  
d at the time of this writing. The fire department records for Cape Girarde 2003 Page #37  
idates. According to the story the fire department was on site, but which o 2003 Page #37  
At present, all I have is the Cape fire logbook for 1941. An examination of 2003 Page #37  
 with police, military records and fire call logs is planned along with aer 2003 Page #38  
f Fires and Alarms, Cape Girardeau Fire Museum. 14. Private research report 2003 Page #39  
 State police there say there is a fire in the Kecksburg area. They are inv 2003 Page #53  
s reports, there was apparently no fire near Kecksburg. We now know that wi 2003 Page #53  
 of any actual reports of flame or fire at the location where the object is 2003 Page #53  
en. It is likely that reports of a fire originated from observers who saw t 2003 Page #53  
d pick up an object that started a fire." The report also indicated that th 2003 Page #56  
sts behind the Kecksburg Volunteer Fire Department. Credit: Stan Gordon In  2003 Page #57  
any confirmed reports of an actual fire at the scene. 54                    2003 Page #58  
before Carl Metz, the state police fire marshal and another investigator ar 2003 Page #59  
fter talking with the state police fire marshal who had just returned from  2003 Page #59  
 Kecksburg. Romansky says that his fire company was dispatched to the Kecks 2003 Page #60  
in an accident, and was exposed to fire or radiation giving the appendage t 2003 Page #68  
center, all the military services, fire departments, NORAD, and other key 1 2003 Page #193  
ing flight suit that appears to be fire proof (seme of the bodies looked as 2003 Page #236  
nterest in the situation: A second fire ball fell from the sky early in the 2004 Page #11  
d a loud whistling sound and saw a fire ball followed by an explosion. He s 2004 Page #11  
cording to the witnesses they were fire balls. That is to say that these sp 2004 Page #11  
these spheres became real balls of fire when they entered the atmosphere be 2004 Page #11  
! ARTICLE FCLLOWS. CUOTE1 A SECOND FIRE PALL FELL FROM THE FicY EARLY IN /H 2004 Page #21  
D A LOUD WHISTLING SOUND AND SAW A FIRE OALL FOLLOWED Pv AN I ENFLOAION. HE 2004 Page #21  
THESE sPmERFS erCAHE REAL PALL! OF FIRE VMEA THEY ENTERED THE Alt'OSPOEPE O 2004 Page #21  
at seemed to be an explosion and a fire lit up the 26                       2004 Page #29  
 so he ordered the company to open fire on the object, which it did, and th 2004 Page #32  
a crash — no sound or vibration or fire, the lights could not be accounted  2004 Page #47  
A few minutes later I saw the base fire/rescue trucks respond to the end of 2004 Page #57  
 deliberate antiaircraft artillery fire and/or use of surface-to- air missi 2004 Page #62  
h either 20 or 40 millimeter canon fire and he observed on the flying disc  2004 Page #66  
oduct of 20 or 40 millimeter canon fire." SLIDE #9-A: 1945 Supersonic Text  2004 Page #66  
n immediately. There's a bad brush fire and it's near one of the drip tanks 2004 Page #72  
 smoke maybe I should look for the fire. The fire that Smith eventually fou 2004 Page #89  
be I should look for the fire. The fire that Smith eventually found include 2004 Page #89  
9 UFO "material" held at base; "No fire trucks allowed" 49 1968 Big Springs 2004 Page #113  
may know more about this Cambodian fire fight . R62: Elaine Douglas, active 2004 Page #118  
rambled, but in the past orders to fire have produced disastrous results, a 2004 Page #169  
frying pan but jump right into the fire. The disclosure of UFO truths, howe 2004 Page #178  
snatched the "directives" from the fire and have kept them safe from review 2004 Page #248  
N ■ Intensify "Star Wars" efforts, fire at their UFOs or mother ship ■ Send 2005 Page #10  
p.m., the 13'h Compan y of Special Fire Brigade was ordered to send a garri 2005 Page #31  
t onto the truck, according to the Fire Brigade milicaries, the alien let o 2005 Page #31  
aptured earlier on the 20'h by the Fire Corps. One of the creatures was tak 2005 Page #32  
h smoke is appearing; where is the fire? Testing, 1-2-3 Apparently it is in 2005 Page #82  
d the 37th Coast Artillery Brigade fire antiaircraft guns at a large unknow 2005 Page #121  
ct: Michael Lindemann 45 After the Fire: How the Government Responds to Top 2006 Page #3  
over Heard County, Georgia. County fire fighter states that Just before the 2006 Page #28  
                         After the Fire: How the Government Responds to Top 2006 Page #71  
d of an explosion. He reported the fire on a roadside emergency phone then  2006 Page #71  
                         After The Fire: How The Governement Responds To To 2006 Page #72  
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t occurred at 1:45 a.m. PDT. Local fire and police department officials wer 2006 Page #82  
thereafter, but found that a brush fire made access to the impact site virt 2006 Page #82  
and photos of the crash site for a fire pattern investigation. He noted tha 2006 Page #82  
unding hillsides but "the aircraft fire had effectively self- extinguished  2006 Page #82  
regor determined that "post- crash fire damage to the airframe was remarkab 2006 Page #82  
cating damage from the post-impact fire. Some parts were thrown clear of th 2006 Page #83  
clear of the blaze and escaped any fire damage or sooting. Civilian witness 2006 Page #83  
                         After The Fire: How The Governement Responds To To 2006 Page #86  
rced to eject because of an engine fire. The latter incident occurred just  2006 Page #87  
                         After The Fire: How The Governement Responds To To 2006 Page #88  
tening incident spread like a wild fire throughout Braxton County. Shortly  2006 Page #90  
All of them were reported to be on fire and had pieces falling off them. Th 2006 Page #98  
ing flight suit that appears to be fire proof (some of the bodies looked as 2006 Page #104  
hen very brilliant, like a dormant fire which keeps coming to life. It woul 2006 Page #119  
from [a] person in the North Wales Fire Service whose son was in the Army.  2006 Page #127  
 people throughout the North Wales Fire Service including at Bala and Wrexh 2006 Page #127  
vastating for all of us. Notes: 1. Fire on the Mountain, Andy Roberts, publ 2006 Page #137  
 both a missile crew launchman and fire control operator in the Army's "B ( 2006 Page #142  
attery had one PAR radar and three fire control radars. The Batteries were  2006 Page #142  
h 1967, Missile Crew Launchman and Fire Control Operator, U.S. Army's "B" B 2006 Page #144  
mething that was absolutely — as a Fire Control Operator, I had seen all ki 2006 Page #149  
 27, 1984, a large object trailing fire and _spewing sparks *lashed down ap 2006 Page #188  
 logging company, and in case of a fire, my dad always had co go out and fi 2007 Page #121  
always had co go out and fight the fire; his company. My dad said "oh crap, 2007 Page #121  
n my dad was up there fighting the fire, and they fought the fire for about 2007 Page #122  
ting the fire, and they fought the fire for about a week or so. Eventually, 2007 Page #122  
n a part of a flash-over where the fire skipped over him and they didn't ch 2007 Page #122  
et up there. But you could see the fire was actually growing to a pretty go 2007 Page #122  
quite a ways. And we could see the fire, you know the smoke, I shouldn't sa 2007 Page #122  
tever confusion was in the massive fire was there. They didn't say why the  2007 Page #123  
eruence because of the size of the fire. But it wasn't that big of a fire.  2007 Page #123  
 fire. But it wasn't that big of a fire. Maybe 1,200 acres, tops. DeBow: Ho 2007 Page #123  
ow: Let's talk about how after the fire you said you saw the vehicles rolli 2007 Page #123  
f of my dad going off to fight the fire. By the time we got down there and  2007 Page #124  
ll us about the cime frame: so the fire gets put out, and ceU me about the  2007 Page #125  
gets put out, and ceU me about the fire. Joe: As soon as the military showe 2007 Page #125  
 DeBow: So chis is right after the fire goc put our? Joe: No, before the fi 2007 Page #125  
e goc put our? Joe: No, before the fire was out. They continued to fight th 2007 Page #125  
s out. They continued to fight the fire that was up there because that is p 2007 Page #125  
ber land, we could accuaUy see the fire from or house, if we went up on the 2007 Page #125  
 over the trees, you could see the fire. There was one area ,vhere there we 2007 Page #125  
. Normally when they would fight a fire, they would say, "1 was plowing tre 2007 Page #125  
t to talk about anything about the fire. Nothing. Don't say a word. You kno 2007 Page #125  
y "plowed this stuff' and "put the fire out here" and "it didn't jump m) li 2007 Page #125  
 said he was up there fighting the fire, he said the only way he was able t 2007 Page #125  
ulitary ever showed up for another fire. And especially this one, it wasn't 2007 Page #126  
 this one, it wasn't that big of a fire. DeBow: So finally the newspaper fi 2007 Page #126  
y a meteor had set the mountain on fire, and that was it. A paragraph about 2007 Page #126  
is totally ridiculous for a forest fire, they shut the town down and we can 2007 Page #126  
nited States. Strangely enough The Fire Fighter's handbook (Eire Officer's  2007 Page #127  
nd they could see it had starred a fire. His father, having heavy equipment 2007 Page #128  
ook his equipment ro the area. The fire moved quickly, nearly killing Joe's 2007 Page #128  
ed under in the nick of time. This fire storm took two weeks ro contain. By 2007 Page #128  
UFO Network) heard that people saw fire trucks in the park during the incid 2007 Page #129  
 during the incident, but when the fire deparrmem \Vas contacted, they seat 2007 Page #129  
ey seated that there hadn't been a fire in the park for over 10 years. Addi 2007 Page #129  
nd he didn't hear any noise, but a fire started right away. He was afraid b 2007 Page #129  
t site and two of them landed. The fire in the bushes was somehow extinguis 2007 Page #129  
edges of the burned area where the fire had stopped looked like it had been 2007 Page #129  
rt around the pit was blackened by fire, as was the interior of the pit, wh 2007 Page #190  
in ten e white such as a magnesium fire. The second half, the aft section,  2008 Page #10  
looked up in time to see a ball of fire and thought that it was something f 2008 Page #12  
Defense Command was alerted by the fire trail seen at approximately 7:20 p. 2008 Page #15  
ing object • Reports of a "Ball of Fire. " • Some said it had propellers; s 2008 Page #44  
orts one side of the object was on fire. 3. November 28, 1979-Search Called 2008 Page #48  
ught was "a plane with one side on fire." The fiery object an-ived from beh 2008 Page #49  
ut what on a helicopter could emit fire and would allow the helicopter to k 2008 Page #54  
th May 1957 he was ordered to open fire on a UFO that was being tracked on  2008 Page #66  
pilot to have been ordered to open fire on UFOs. General Parviz Jafari (Ira 2008 Page #66  
erstand what it's like to be under fire in a war zone. Unless you've been t 2008 Page #68  
tes an exact likeness of artillery fire was heard: 50 to 60 salvoes in shor 2008 Page #98  
ska road, the sky split in two and fire appeared high and wide over the for 2008 Page #99  
ire northern side was covered with fire. At that moment I became so hot tha 2008 Page #99  
n't bear it, as if my shirt was on fire. From the northern side, where the  2008 Page #99  
 From the northern side, where the fire was, came strong heat. I wanted to  2008 Page #99  
s addressed deeply in the book The Fire Came By, written by John Baxter and 2008 Page #100  
Razin, L. E. Epiktetova , 1981 The Fire Came By, John Baxter & Thomas Atkin 2008 Page #103  
 that the pages were thrown in the fire not attached to each other or they  2008 Page #109  
atchod the ,.Direct1 vcs" froa tho fire •nd h•vo kept thee aafo from rcv1ov 2008 Page #120  
 1933, the Reichstag was gutted by fire. Less than a month later, on March  2008 Page #128  
 1933, after Hitler proclaimed the fire the work of communist terrorists ,  2008 Page #128  
na ■ Some Unconfirmed Encounters ■ Fire in the SJ....,, -The T rnvis W,1lto 2008 Page #160  
--------- -( footnote here) "Greek fire," consisting of the irreconcilable  2009 Page #20  
 of the irreconcilable elements of fire and water (actually a mixture mainl 2009 Page #20  
f the atomic bomb. Similarly, the "fire" of an extraterre strial type first 2009 Page #20  
n has been put forward. It is the "fire on warning." It would be prudent an 2009 Page #22  
uld simulate an attack to draw our fire. Above all, to fire on warning is a 2009 Page #22  
ck to draw our fire. Above all, to fire on warning is apt to destabilize a  2009 Page #22  
emorandum allegedly rescued from a fire burning the remainder of James Angl 2009 Page #39  
sumed it was a crashed airplane on fire in the woods, and asked Sgt. Steffe 2009 Page #63  
ould be focused to destroy life by fire in vast areas. The scientific princ 2009 Page #158  

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 mountain that we could see was on fire-at ]east that was where the smoke w 2007 Page #122  

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f the figure as, "an evil-smelling fire-breathing monster". Another UP arti 2006 Page #99  
alf- dragon" and "an evil-smelling fire-breathing monster" actually set up  2006 Page #99  

Word: "fire-nothing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rs only reported the incident as a fire-nothing else. At 1:45 P.M. on Augus 2007 Page #128  

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now the smoke, I shouldn't say the fire-the smoke-we could see the smoke co 2007 Page #122  

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

tical and Forensic Chemistry, DNA, Firearms and Toolmark Examination, Shoe  2004 Page #250  
 hoarding of goods and purchase of firearms, and possible social fractures  2006 Page #59  

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

f aircraft, observed the brilliant fireball traverse the sky late that afte 2003 Page #58  
Press in an article concerning the fireball it was stated, "State police fr 2003 Page #66  
ittsburgh, PA. December, 9, 1965. "Fireball A Meteor, Astronomer Explains"  2003 Page #72  
d to be the same meteor, called a "fireball." The government insisted that  2006 Page #96  
ng that flashed as brightly as the fireball that started it all. On the oth 2006 Page #183  
 How many other witnesses saw this fireball from the sky? Joe: You know I r 2007 Page #123  
n ever said that they saw the same fireball? Joe: Where the town in located 2007 Page #123  
City. The explosion and subsequent fireball shook the earth for miles aroun 2007 Page #186  
to the east. Had the object been a fireball as Dr. Hynek and Lt. Col. Frien 2008 Page #13  
rsons [ ... ] 11 As with the Green Fireball penetrations of sensitive insta 2008 Page #29  
hat residents in Orford Ness saw a fireball and other strange glowing pheno 2008 Page #74  
was to discuss the socalled "Green Fireball" phenomenon that plagued New Me 2009 Page #9  

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

tribes in the region tell of green fireballs and an explosion west of Farmi 2004 Page #74  
own Mountain Lights, foo fighters, fireballs of southwest. BOOK CHAPTER TIT 2007 Page #44  
ed anytime soon. The Coming of the Fireballs In the latter part of the I 94 2008 Page #26  
The results of the meetings on the fireballs were sent directly to Project  2009 Page #9  
ects of "aerial phenomena," "green fireballs," "Project Grudge," and "flyin 2009 Page #9  

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

ts, 1430 rounds of ammunition were fired, many clear direct hits, according 2003 Page #24  
meteorite, a missile, a projectile fired from a giant gun in Canada, a secr 2003 Page #65  
dnance, Navy indicates no missiles fired from Alamogordo Special Range or W 2003 Page #158  
be invaluable evidence, and I duly fired off a further FOIA request in an a 2004 Page #11  
PENED. IF IT WAS SADDAM HUSAYN WHO FIRED THE MISSILE. IT WOULD HAVE BEEN IN 2004 Page #24  
 TEE WORLD. BUT APPARENTLY WHOEVER FIRED THE MISSILE IS STILL IN TEE GOOD R 2004 Page #24  
idge were struck by beams of light fired from an unidentified craft seen ov 2004 Page #54  
-pound high explosive warhead, was fired at one or more radar targets hover 2004 Page #67  
trio of radar sites when they were fired up would not come out of those str 2004 Page #71  
bee III, 9-10; IV all; V, 15-17 MP fired five rounds into alien; body found 2004 Page #114  
t note to Betsy, he took a gun and fired, it missed his brain and landed in 2004 Page #210  
was an aromjc artillery projectile fired from a 280mm cannon, three were ai 2005 Page #39  
logical Implications of Disclosure fired on the aliens, but their weapons j 2005 Page #79  
the multi-stage rockets were being fired from \,'{lh.ite Sands Army Proving 2005 Page #172  
uipment and I watched him and they fired it up. When they fired it up, a re 2006 Page #154  
im and they fired it up. When they fired it up, a red telephone went off. I 2006 Page #154  
na reported was not intercepted or fired upon." Reports in the Project Blue 2008 Page #15  
to see whether we had accidentally fired off a missile of some sort. We dre 2008 Page #66  
nes were falling, or artillery was fired. All buildings shook. At the same  2008 Page #98  
                 weapons" could be fired at a man-made satellite from acros 2009 Page #17  
hind the grassy knoll, and that he fired the fatal head shot. Garrison even 2009 Page #33  
ous Captain Rhanes again, Bethurum fired into the air one of several flares 2009 Page #54  

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

1 1 Researcher Don Ecker VI, 50-52 Firefight with aliens; MAJIC; Bodies rec 2004 Page #113  

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

obert Gribble, the retired Seattle firefighter , who had created the Nation 2008 Page #45  

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

ty sheriff dept, employees ■ Other firefighters ■ Other Photographers ■ Cou 2003 Page #34  
ite as it took 16 hours for county firefighters, who were not allowed into  2006 Page #82  

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

 and federal officials involved in firefighting, crash investigation, and o 2006 Page #82  

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

aged. Jim Romansky was a volunteer fireman from a small community outside o 2003 Page #60  
and so did the daughter of a local fireman and Glenn Dennis, who worked for 2004 Page #145  

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

ity to interview some of the local firemen from Kecksburg who took part in  2003 Page #57  
t location, Romansky and the other firemen observed the fallen object. Roma 2003 Page #60  
ficials, scientists, and volunteer firemen from Kecksburg conducted the sea 2003 Page #66  

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

hance to rescue this memo from the fireplace , and why the burn marks are n 2008 Page #110  

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

artment kept detailed notes on the fires it went to including date time, lo 2003 Page #32  
ogbook for 1941. An examination of fires in the evening for late March and  2003 Page #37  
aerial photography to verify these fires. Charlette's testimony is that it  2003 Page #37  
in, Jackson, MO 13. 1941 Record of Fires and Alarms, Cape Girardeau Fire Mu 2003 Page #39  
U- 22 aircraft to intercept. Pilot fires at close range, no damage. Pilot m 2006 Page #28  
e. DeBow: you said there have been fires up there before. Does the military 2007 Page #125  
y contractor up there for fighting fires. He was a logger-be knows the wood 2007 Page #126  
 woods. He always trlked about his fires when he got back and this was the  2007 Page #126  
ne he never did. \Xfe saw a lot of fires up there, but never had the nulita 2007 Page #126  

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

ENTIFICATION AND DETECTION PROJECT FIRESTONE. PREPARED BY MJ-12 GROUP TECHN 2009 Page #26  

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

Congressional UFO hearings in 1968 Firestorm — Ann Druffel • He lectured in 2004 Page #209  
ne might have expected a sustained firestorm of publicity, speculation, and 2006 Page #183  

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

ortable radio and earphones to the fireworks demonstration at the Las Vegas 2006 Page #203  

Word: "firing", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

xico. The first static engine test firing of a German V-2 on U.S. soil occu 2004 Page #64  
and used for the site's first "hot firing", of a Tiny Tim missile, on Septe 2005 Page #125  
ilitary action took place, perhaps firing on these craft, one mjght have de 2005 Page #140  
elessness; NH! could "win" without firing a shot. Conclusion Though the for 2006 Page #69  
this start with reports of the IRA firing on a UFO during the post Easter R 2006 Page #107  
            a hovering alien craft firing a blue beam of Light down co the  2007 Page #74  
nst the fences of part of a Nellis firing range, they called off the search 2008 Page #8  
ject was in fact a Huey Helicopter firing up its turbines. He was skeptical 2008 Page #44  
ims that he came within seconds of firing off a salvo of 24 rockets when th 2008 Page #66  
duct tests involving the potential firing of live weapons over the mainland 2008 Page #66  
ore thumps were heard, like cannon firing, but individual, loud, and accomp 2008 Page #98  
rocks were falling or cannons were firing, the earth shook, and when I was  2008 Page #100  
ted in the study of the effects of firing submerged charges; and with the e 2009 Page #170  

Word: "firm", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 to join the Wall Street brokerage firm of Douglas Dillon (later known as D 2003 Page #85  
n in Will li Believe KARLT. PFLOCK firm/l n ir. Jirri hirulii 124           2003 Page #128  
p literature, I could not draw any firm conclusion, so I began interviewing 2004 Page #28  
. SFL is an international forensic firm specializing in consulting with pla 2004 Page #250  
dvanced and moved much closer to a firm authenticity conclusion. Many of th 2005 Page #134  
ently "debriefed " in an extremelv firm b , • manner. BasicaUy, they were o 2005 Page #147  
 lead, but will need immediate and firm support of religious leaders as wel 2006 Page #66  
74? Did the strange lights provide firm evidence that a malfunctioning UFO  2006 Page #121  
lable evidence, can we come to any firm conclusions with respect to this pa 2006 Page #129  
s." Vallee was unable to reach anv firm conclusion about the Bogota fragmen 2007 Page #199  
en a Cincinnati video surveillance firm, CityWatcher.com , began to require 2008 Page #123  
fellers, employed the New York law firm Sullivan and Cromwell to represent  2008 Page #126  
t Rockefeller-Schroeder investment firm, the Schroeder-Rockefeller Company, 2008 Page #127  
ge Herbert Walker, and charged the firm with being a Nazi front company tha 2008 Page #129  
rough the New York private banking firm of Brown Brothers Harriman. Brown B 2008 Page #129  
related public records now provide firm evidence of an astonishing , offici 2008 Page #135  
ly. I.G. Farben subsidiaries had a firm hold on the dye and chemical market 2008 Page #137  
 bought the Internet music-sharing firm Napster; 14 music labels including  2008 Page #143  
e Book Depository, he worked for a firm that processed U2 film. And the U2  2009 Page #34  
he tower that night and he did co,?firm that what I am saying is true. He r 2009 Page #80  
 Cincinnati consultant engineering firm, said be joined British and New Zea 2009 Page #160  

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

 our atmosphere, and even on terra firma, that cannot be accounted for eith 2003 Page #18  

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Silicon Valley entrepreneur Joseph Firmage. The Sessions were designed and  2006 Page #49  
indemann, Kyle Pickford and Joseph Firmage, drafted the final report from w 2006 Page #49  

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

drew's later more thorough results firmed up the initial indicators: the fo 2004 Page #234  

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

Thomas, like all others, had been "firmly traced to the yarns spun by [Newt 2004 Page #219  
 on the Ramey Office Photos and is firmly convinced he was the last civilia 2004 Page #228  
ically the same time? Andy Roberts firmly believes the latter theory to be  2006 Page #121  
er left with a massive UFO gripped firmly in its teeth. How '\Vas he or she 2007 Page #67  
determined move toward openness is firmly recommended. Its purpose is three 2009 Page #21  
M 55-57 placed Cold War operations firmly under the control of the Joint Ch 2009 Page #38  
12, 1963 are evidence that Kennedy firmly linked cooperation with the USSR  2009 Page #41  
within the UFO research arena have firmly done so. In the minds of many, th 2009 Page #55  

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g ties to secret science/military. Firms providing essential goods and serv 2006 Page #65  
ive regardless of economic trends. Firms doing non- essential production wo 2006 Page #65  
s as well as more than 500 foreign firms. This growth was made possible by  2008 Page #127  

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

oath for this deception operation? firnn SAUCERS: Soviets Curious· . Those  2009 Page #177  

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

he Freedom of Inforrnation Act has firrnly demonstrated that numerous agenc 2008 Page #31  

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5 is roru.is1cn1 wilh ink that was firs! formulated in 1961.                2007 Page #46  

Word: "first", 634 instance(s) (Back to Top)

............................ 1 The First Roswell? Evidence for A Crash Retr 2003 Page #3  
                               The First Roswell? Evidence for A Crash Retr 2003 Page #21  
r trail and witnesses this is the "First Roswell." Close attention is paid  2003 Page #21  
                               The First Roswell? One of the most intriguin 2003 Page #23  
oswell crash retrieval events? The first public evidence of this is the Feb 2003 Page #24  
                               The First Roswell? The critical debate is wh 2003 Page #25  
man recounts. It is clear from the first memo that president Franklin D. Ro 2003 Page #25  
                               The First Roswell? usage and format it has t 2003 Page #27  
ons of war" we need to win the war first. It goes on to say that when we ha 2003 Page #27  
emo dated simply June 1947 has the first discussion of extraterrestrial bio 2003 Page #27  
ture by Einstein and Oppenheimer □ First discussion of Extraterrestrial Bio 2003 Page #27  
y cite the 1941 recovery case. The first is in "Part III — Scientific Proba 2003 Page #28  
                               The First Roswell? Why Is It Authentic? □ Un 2003 Page #29  
                               The First Roswell? Officials At the Crash Si 2003 Page #31  
                               The First Roswell? ■ Died Nov 1983 at age of 2003 Page #33  
ent 34 years as Fire Chief a Wrote first electrical code for city of CG a C 2003 Page #33  
ited the site or seen the wreckage first hand. Likely Military At Crash Sit 2003 Page #33  
 evidence for this case and when I first heard of this picture from Charlet 2003 Page #34  
                               The First Roswell? approached Huffman and ga 2003 Page #35  
came to be aware of it. "Well, the first awareness that I had of it is actu 2003 Page #35  
                               The First Roswell? October 1941 and provides 2003 Page #37  
al time and place in history - the First Roswell. The final resolution to t 2003 Page #38  
                               The First Roswell? References 1. Leo Stringf 2003 Page #39  
 the author and other researchers, first hand accounts and various publishe 2003 Page #41  
rature but Maury Island UFO is the first one ever devoted exclusively to it 2003 Page #41  
ore what is widely regarded as the first modern UFO event, Kenneth Arnold's 2003 Page #41  
h Retrieval Conference started the first post-World War II wave of UFO sigh 2003 Page #42  
, Captain William Lee Davidson and First Lieutenant Frank Mercer Brown. The 2003 Page #42  
eiger counter. I did not see it at first. On a rocky slope about ten yards  2003 Page #49  
able until the 1940s or so. Nylon (first made in 1935) was just beginning t 2003 Page #49  
 titanium dioxide, a white pigment first discovered in 1916, but not availa 2003 Page #49  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference The first laboratory to look at the sole was 2003 Page #50  
sole became a study in itself. The first laboratory report is as follows: R 2003 Page #50  
nvolvement with the incident. Many first hand witnesses have come forward,  2003 Page #56  
iver has verified that he took the first load of that brick to the base the 2003 Page #61  
ple even close to him. Joel's name first came to my attention about 13 year 2003 Page #68  
vity on that night. When the group first got into the area they were stoppe 2003 Page #70  
, 1949, James Forrestal, America's First Secretary of Defense, took his own 2003 Page #85  
and would have received one of the first copies coming out of the Pentagon' 2003 Page #88  
s the following diary entry on the first of April "Forrestal seems to be of 2003 Page #89  
y precaution is maintained for the first three weeks of the almost six week 2003 Page #90  
 journalistic standards. The Times first runs the story on April 8 and the  2003 Page #90  
ite House sends Sidney Souers, the first Secretary of the National Security 2003 Page #90  
ll of the twentieth and the twenty first. He shows no signs of depression,  2003 Page #91  
 a national security matter of the first magnitude: this man knew everythin 2003 Page #95  
ous South Carolina source with his first April 10, 1996 letter allegedly “a 2003 Page #97  
fic crash date or location in that first letter. Bell and I repeatedly aske 2003 Page #98  
nch between Corona and Roswell the first week of July 1947 was not unique.  2003 Page #98  
ew miles from Socorro, New Mexico. First broadcast on U.K. and U.S.A, telev 2003 Page #101  
This is from controversial footage first shown in London, England by film p 2003 Page #101  
 said that extraterrestrial bodies first went to Wright Field in Cincinnati 2003 Page #102  
 safe deposit box. The professor's first step was to photograph the metal p 2003 Page #103  
, 1996, the professor released his first report about the material. He had  2003 Page #104  
ssible reasons for the difference. First, he explained that the zinc might  2003 Page #109  
nteered to try the experiment. But first, he asked his superiors and contac 2003 Page #110  
em informed about what we learned. First, I asked Travis if he would do a l 2003 Page #110  
 liquid was still as clear as when first placed in the flask. The only othe 2003 Page #114  
ent Fredericton. NB Canada £38 2VI first printing April 1990 fitn FrlnUnp A 2003 Page #136  
mors that were believed as gospel, first by UFO researchers, then the choir 2003 Page #141  
old War paranoia, but this was the first time the aliens had actually becom 2003 Page #142  
their annual convention during the first weekend of July, 1989. Vicious dis 2003 Page #146  
ame period that Paul Bennewitz had first started to uncover his own cornuco 2003 Page #146  
 view in seconds. This was not the first or the last time that furtive ligh 2003 Page #147  
idn't know what to make of them at first. As granny always said, "When you  2003 Page #150  
ly 1947 are real then this was the first official meeting of the IAB and lo 2003 Page #157  
nold saw nine discs on 24 June 47, first in the media □ Roswell crashes in  2003 Page #170  
e 300 feet o High performance like first and third “EXTRATERRESTRIAL CRAFT  2003 Page #174  
 and Definitions, guess what comes FIRST? Security! Section 12 on press bla 2003 Page #176  
we will discuss the point that the first known successful satellite was in  2003 Page #176  
ternatively, he/she could write me first asking any questions. In a separat 2003 Page #179  
d by ‘downed satellites ’ when the first satellite didn ’t go up until 1957 2003 Page #180  
dd authenticity to the SOM 1-01 □ “First Aid” is now “first aid” a “screw d 2003 Page #180  
the SOM 1-01 □ “First Aid” is now “first aid” a “screw driver ” is now “scr 2003 Page #180  
authenticity. In 1954 and earlier, First Aid was written with initial caps, 2003 Page #181  
 shown on Slides 52 and 53. In the first place, the entire strategy is that 2003 Page #183  
siphoning off draft copies. When I first began to study UFOs, it seemed to  2003 Page #187  
 do not know. That leads me to the first point of Slide 67, which is that s 2003 Page #187  
y. I only knew him as Frank, and I first met him at Mount Weather Virginia, 2003 Page #194  
tack. He told me at that time, the first time that I saw him, because he kn 2003 Page #194  
 he told me many times that when I first wrote "Out On A Limb" that he woul 2003 Page #198  
es that I would like to share. The first centers on the visit of Steven Spi 2003 Page #198  
u indicated that you will keep the First Lady's office informed and we shal 2003 Page #200  
until the questions started. I was first up with the UFO question and all t 2003 Page #202  
ifference Phrase Analysis (Twining first then Wedemeyer) • Directive title  2003 Page #207  
s original or not. Which memo came first, who copied whom? 2. Find other ex 2003 Page #209  
n test that are indicated that the first crash investigators from Roswell A 2003 Page #232  
conducted frorv.surrounding bases. First repor remain s of a AAF top secret 2003 Page #232  
de History Nick Redfern 1 The Very First UFO Crash Retrieval? Jim Marrs 23  2004 Page #3  
 conclusively make this point. The first report, titled "UFO Sighting at Ka 2004 Page #6  
e morning of the same day that the first one was found near Cotoca. This se 2004 Page #11  
cretariat, idlish has ta 'shed the first part." ire essertedi Is . decision 2004 Page #20  
. t$Er TR-4 -SPA 4P37 79 REGARDING FIRST OPJECT REPoRrEn.) THE HEADLINE OF  2004 Page #21  
E moRNINO OF THE SAPE DAY THAT THE FiRsT [DINE WAS FOUND NEAR tOTOCA. T1115 2004 Page #21  
                          The Very First UFO Crash Retrieval? Jim Marrs Cop 2004 Page #26  
                          The Very First UFO Crash Retrieval? From Californ 2004 Page #28  
cribed his UFO as a "saucer," thus first coining a term which would not com 2004 Page #28  
r came forward to take credit. The first recorded dirigible flight in the U 2004 Page #28  
                          The Very First UFO Crash Retrieval? northern sky  2004 Page #30  
                          The Very First UFO Crash Retrieval? The reports w 2004 Page #32  
 It wasn't very impressive, not at first, because then they didn't know wha 2004 Page #35  
to Shag Harbor. Corporal Werbiki's first question to Wickens was "have you  2004 Page #35  
hing lights in a line" and for the first time he entertained the idea of an 2004 Page #36  
rifted" out much further than when first observed by Wickens and his friend 2004 Page #37  
ur. Lawrence Smith's "Ronda D" was first away from the wharf and he now ste 2004 Page #38  
light above the water. At the very first of this sighting the fishermen, La 2004 Page #39  
 they came upon the foam, which at first they though was a patch of sea foa 2004 Page #39  
t had joined the search within the first half hour. They moved further to t 2004 Page #40  
ix fishing boats that had been the first to go out into the Sound had been  2004 Page #41  
not searched beyond the Sound. The first two possibilities raise some quest 2004 Page #42  
ossibilities raise some questions. First since everyone was aware of the st 2004 Page #42  
bother to look, if you knew in the first place that the object was not ther 2004 Page #42  
y tied up on this thing, though at first my part of the job was to start ch 2004 Page #42  
e eyewitnesses, former USAF Airman First Class Larry Warren, had gone publi 2004 Page #46  
t, Its Cover-Lip and Investigation first appeared in U.S. and U.K. bookstor 2004 Page #46  
fact to some of the key witnesses. First though we should briefly review th 2004 Page #46  
 Crash Retrieval Conference On the first night UFOs were observed in the sk 2004 Page #47  
ers (nuclear) Weapons Storage Area first saw the unknowns from their observ 2004 Page #47  
hs later and went on to become the first man to go on record with what he k 2004 Page #48  
list, C Flight, and witness to the first night's events: I was out in the f 2004 Page #50  
rroughs, Penniston and Dule on the first night. I worked C Flight and remem 2004 Page #50  
cidents. C Flight shift worked the first two nights, D Flight rotated back  2004 Page #50  
ters were missing after D Flight's first night after break, I think because 2004 Page #51  
wire radioed in to report that the first manhole cover they'd found into th 2004 Page #52  
incidents while on duty there: The first one occurred while I was working a 2004 Page #57  
rs/Woodbridge in 1980. This is the first time I've ever wrote about this. F 2004 Page #57  
Incident The Ministry of Defense's first major information update on the ev 2004 Page #58  
ridge UFO incident. Budd and Larry first met more than twenty years ago at  2004 Page #58  
 scheduled to speak, Larry for the first time. Budd's presentation on the m 2004 Page #58  
relationship going back to Larry's first going public more than twenty year 2004 Page #59  
Its screening here today marks the first time it has been shown anywhere, o 2004 Page #59  
 Hopkins for allowing us to be its first audience. This new and previously  2004 Page #59  
. Vannevar Bush shaking hands with first Secretary of Defense, James Forres 2004 Page #63  
ds Proving Ground, New Mexico. The first static engine test firing of a Ger 2004 Page #64  
ed for this engine test became the first German V-2 launched in the U.S. on 2004 Page #64  
otentially back-engineering. I was first exposed to the idea that the Ameri 2004 Page #65  
vent, was the American military's .first test of a suace-to-air missile str 2004 Page #67  
next day on May 30, 1947, that the first explosion occurred more than ten m 2004 Page #67  
le wreckage and to investigate the first crash site ten to fifteen miles no 2004 Page #67  
ral Homer found at the site of the first explosion on the west side of the  2004 Page #68  
7, launch and said there were two "first magnitude stars" near the missile  2004 Page #68  
he primary one near Los Alamos was first called Los Alamos Radar Base (AFS- 2004 Page #71  
 year given was 1948. Now, for the first time on the record, Scott Ramsey h 2004 Page #72  
 to September 1979 when I began my first research into the worldwide myster 2004 Page #76  
h high heat. Lasers are an obvious first thought. But the problem is, anima 2004 Page #77  
. SLIDE #52: TITLE OF Majestic-12 ,First Annual Report, Page 104 On top of  2004 Page #80  
s appointed Majestic-12 issued its first annual report as "A Review of the  2004 Page #80  
 two key Roswell participants. The first was Edwin Easley who was the Provo 2004 Page #84  
 Roswell. President Truman was the first president to actually have to publ 2004 Page #85  
s 1950, only three years after the first explosion of flying disc stories o 2004 Page #85  
FO show Strange Days Indeed, James first talked about all the UFO hardware  2004 Page #93  
is a ston- that was related by the first crashed saucer researcher, Len Str 2004 Page #96  
n and Bill Moore. In fact, when he first entered the Pentagon in 1951, he t 2004 Page #98  
aucers stories were very real. The first researcher to contact him was form 2004 Page #98  
ng FOIAs on UFOs. One of Lundahl's first UFO roles involved a story that oc 2004 Page #101  
 separate weekends. Days after the first flyover the CIA had a piece of har 2004 Page #102  
what will be covered. See Slide 2. First, I want to tell you who he was; th 2004 Page #106  
ed with UFOs publicly about 1953 a First book was Inside Saucer Post 3-0 Bl 2004 Page #107  
tralia, the Philippines and Japan, first as a journalist and then later in  2004 Page #108  
ublications In 1957, Stringfield's first book, Inside Saucer Post 3-0 Blue, 2004 Page #108  
 shows that in most instances, the first person to contact the witness was  2004 Page #115  
orts that I felt were unusual. The first case is a good counter to the argu 2004 Page #115  
amples of recovery team cases. The first one occurred before there was the  2004 Page #117  
ect of my other presentations. The first is the classic reference to the re 2004 Page #117  
 the SOM1-01, the 1" Annual Report first page, the Humelsine to President M 2004 Page #119  
s of skepticism on this topic: the first is quite general, and the second i 2004 Page #121  
height, for example). , Hoaxes The first issue is that of hoaxes. In hindsi 2004 Page #121  
at help expose them as hoaxes. The first was the now-famous South Africa cr 2004 Page #121  
rch Slide 18 WHY KEEP IT SECRET? • First motivation was during war for tech 2004 Page #122  
cepted by the public as facts. The first secret was that the Trinity burst  2004 Page #125  
f Engineers knows how to do this • First crash was in 1941 and it's easy to 2004 Page #126  
ues some skeptics have raised. The first has to do with the apparent effici 2004 Page #127  
ing the public in the dark. If the first big crash occurred in 1947, how co 2004 Page #127  
In 1981, shortly after Len did his first Status Report in 1978, a skeptic G 2004 Page #127  
 of the possible solutions. In the first place, an Army convoy does not nee 2004 Page #129  
mmary of what probably happened in First Strike by Jack Cashill and James S 2004 Page #130  
swell intelligence officer who was first sent to the debris field to invest 2004 Page #132  
happened about two weeks after the first major UFO sighting by Kenneth Arno 2004 Page #133  
eval Conference. The MJ-12 papers, first made known to a small group of UFO 2004 Page #134  
ny developments since our film was first broadcast. But let's begin with so 2004 Page #134  
e history. The U.S. Army Air Force first opened the door to all sorts of ex 2004 Page #134  
n explains that at the time of his first interview with Marcel, there was l 2004 Page #135  
 Inside the Flying Saucers was the first book to claim that an alien spaces 2004 Page #136  
t became The Roswell Incident, the first book about the Roswell case, publi 2004 Page #136  
 joke about it. This is one of the first alarm bells indicating a cover-up  2004 Page #136  
 interviewing the living witnesses first hand, and they came to the same co 2004 Page #137  
ks about Roswell, I far prefer the first one, which seemed to me to present 2004 Page #137  
the notorious "alien autopsy film" first shown to the public in a Fox TV sp 2004 Page #137  
ssie Brazel seems to have been the first person to mention "tape" as part o 2004 Page #138  
t for nearly a mile. Of course, at first he denied he was even there. He co 2004 Page #139  
happened. Why was Bill Clinton the first president in fifty years to make a 2004 Page #140  
he time the alien autopsy film was first shown in a museum on London. He my 2004 Page #144  
y. William Moore, co-author of the first book on this case, The Roswell Inc 2004 Page #145  
frey, a commercial airplane pilot, first began to reject the Roswell UFO ca 2004 Page #145  
ff Wilcox, the Roswell sheriff who first saw the rancher's debris, has said 2004 Page #145  
 Gordon Cooper concurs, one of the first of the original Mercury astronauts 2004 Page #146  
, 1975, wrote a letter in which he first told of the Air Force prohibiting  2004 Page #146  
ly 26, 1994 (a few days before the first broadcast of our film Roswel, 143  2004 Page #146  
ties who have also weighed in with first person accounts, including actor J 2004 Page #147  
lliant General • Renaissance Man • First military man to see military poten 2004 Page #153  
f USSR Space Program Built world's first ICBM, the R-7 Headed 0KB-1 157     2004 Page #160  
tic craft. Was this the reason for first assembly of the USSR's MJ-12 count 2004 Page #167  
rnment organs are then sent forth, first consisting of the local law enforc 2004 Page #169  
tion on UFOs twice since 1947. The first was a couple days after the Roswel 2004 Page #176  
ton a couple days later one of his first meetings was Leo Bourassa's boss,  2004 Page #177  
oman AFB story will go down as the first real attempt to be upfront with th 2004 Page #180  
rce Base. This is a story that was first told by his second wife Beverly Mc 2004 Page #180  
gh the E-ring at the Pentagon. The first thing he says to us was, "You know 2004 Page #183  
hink I was pretty straightforward. First question was, 180                  2004 Page #183  
ence and Technology Committee. The first one on extraterrestrial intelligen 2004 Page #187  
ised two of the final studies. The first study reached the conclusion — thi 2004 Page #187  
 He told me many times that when I first wrote Out on a Limb that he would  2004 Page #188  
the Secret Service, and he was the first member of the Secret Service other 2004 Page #188  
e of Bill Moore was publishing the first revealing book on the Roswell cras 2004 Page #189  
 people don't know is that was the first time they met. He met in an Albuqu 2004 Page #190  
th MJ-1 2 on them. I was given his first name. • He stated that he had been 2004 Page #191  
 the man who had gotten Reagan his first acting job in Hollywood. Emenegger 2004 Page #192  
ee. He was the head of USIA when I first met him — Bruce Hershenson — I don 2004 Page #192  
f the old ones, and got Reagan his first contract. The catch to this docume 2004 Page #192  
throughout history. Linda Howe was first told of a live alien that was reco 2004 Page #195  
interview with "the keeper" of the first captured live alien. This military 2004 Page #195  
redible." • A few weeks before his first attempt at suicide he told Bob Woo 2004 Page #209  
d for over three decades, since it first became public, despite the various 2004 Page #216  
all, Scully wouldn't have been the first person in human history to deny ma 2004 Page #219  
odd to Ramsey. For example, in the first quarterly report of their capital  2004 Page #220  
-12 was real — Pflock would be the first to cry foul. And rightly so. There 2004 Page #222  
he original 1VIJ-12 documents "the first big problem with them is that ther 2004 Page #222  
t's place, for good or ill, in the first ranks of ufology's crashed saucer  2004 Page #223  
6), 36 - 37, 69 — 72. Calm was the first person to expose Newton and Gebaue 2004 Page #223  
e," Cahn wrote, "And thus ended my first interview with the author of Behin 2004 Page #224  
ly discernible on a 16 x 20 print. First, I scanned the image at 2400 dots  2004 Page #226  
" the AF told me in response to my first FOIA. The National Archives then d 2004 Page #231  
he photographs themselves? For the first time I now believe it can. Of the  2004 Page #233  
n one the Marcel's in another. The first 3 envelope notes are typewritten a 2004 Page #235  
ronisms will all be discussed. The first document, titled "An Encyclopedia  2004 Page #242  
talk will cover nine elements. The first is a quick review of the forensica 2004 Page #242  
 to two significant documents. The first is an "An Encyclopedia of Flying S 2004 Page #242  
 has looked at seven elements: the first is the provenance of a document: w 2004 Page #243  
ology) in the document. One of the first discoveries of new Majestic docume 2004 Page #243  
ential up to page 221; that is the first page where we see the Top Secret/M 2004 Page #245  
clude so far are three things. The first is that we have a solid book showi 2004 Page #247  
oincidence? No way! He was not the first to be eliminated and won't be the  2004 Page #249  
mination the pencil writing on the first page of the burned memo showed the 2004 Page #250  
ence. The Burned Memo Contents The first page of this nine page document is 2004 Page #250  
xamples, in fact even zingers. The first is the large CI stamp for counteri 2004 Page #252  
re still don't know who he is. The first directive or Tab A is a directive  2004 Page #252  
So What To We Really Know? For the first time in the history of LI°logy we  2004 Page #253  
ID IT START? ■ Standing beside the first crashed saucer - the scientist, en 2005 Page #5  
 in early 1960"? All above in OCRD FIRST HAND REMARKS ■ "Eyes Only access a 2005 Page #8  
" - Twining to Truman, 19 Sep 47 ■ First references to "integrated circuit" 2005 Page #11  
n, V = 50 microns/sec Fcigd is the first physicist to use ZPE to satisfy en 2005 Page #24  
. Both men got out. Chereze saw it first. The apparent "arumal" looked eith 2005 Page #32  
report shows 8% because it was the first blood rest. It already shows an in 2005 Page #34  
go home. Prior to that, during the first week of April, several animals in  2005 Page #34  
blic about the UFO phenomenon. The first time was in 1986, when the 1vlinis 2005 Page #35  
ture of the strange creatures. The first reference to the crash dates to Ja 2005 Page #36  
h four lights around it. Stacie at first, the UFO suddenly began to move, m 2005 Page #37  
, 1953. Chetham and Young were the first people within the UFO research com 2005 Page #39  
om Ohio University in 1949 and was first employed by Air i'v[areriaJ Comman 2005 Page #41  
ppened in 1953.' "The pilot was my first encounter with a firsthand witness 2005 Page #43  
el. In 1996, Ste, e Jones made his first research trip co the DRES facility 2005 Page #65  
ted the ufological balloon for the first hour, only to deflate it in the ne 2005 Page #76  
s like S-4, near Area 51, were the first to receive public attention. Amazi 2005 Page #82  
owever, that Lazar was neither the first nor the last to have made such cla 2005 Page #82  
 This caused her, possibly for the first time, to consider that a11 this mi 2005 Page #85  
tacked and confounded since 1c was first corufied, bv both the scientific m 2005 Page #87  
 Scharaf, and to Reich's long-time first assistant, Dr. Elsworth F. Baker,  2005 Page #88  
ly historic moment in 1953 when he first pointed a series of long metal pip 2005 Page #88  
ng nature and natural-functionin g first hand on a daily basis; and both re 2005 Page #88  
life. It was about 1927 when Reich first became involved with the Austrian  2005 Page #89  
e his Theory of General Relativity first began co make worldwide scientific 2005 Page #92  
 had been so willing to accept the first rationale that had come along, as  2005 Page #92  
he question, so inspired me when I first read The Einstein Affair that I se 2005 Page #93  
resque Island, 1'1aine; it was the first of many sighting reports he would  2005 Page #95  
terested in weather control. Their first contact dates from 1954 when Reich 2005 Page #97  
's calls in the form of memos. The first one read in part: "He {i\loise} ha 2005 Page #97  
 shifted between 1953 and 1957. At first he theorized they were benign obse 2005 Page #98  
west direction. On November 7, the first clouds were forming thickly and so 2005 Page #99  
eastern sky. Upon direct draw, the first dimmed after an initial stronger b 2005 Page #100  
ft. In his notes he writes that he first refused to accept the notions, but 2005 Page #100  
rrassment to orgonom y. But not at first: in March of 1955, Neill wrote to  2005 Page #102  
lsworth F. Baker, DrReich's former first assistant; Reich biographer Dr. My 2005 Page #105  
mer Dr. J. Allen Hvnek, one of the first scientists used as a government-sp 2005 Page #119  
years before the \X/right brothers first flew at Kitty Hawk, NC. It should  2005 Page #120  
xas on April 17, 1897. That is the first case presented in this book. J\ifa 2005 Page #123  
t George G. Meade, MD, revived the first story: regarding "the Interplaneta 2005 Page #123  
om two leaked documents from 1947. First, in Top Secret Field Order# 0862 t 2005 Page #124  
kly set up and used for the site's first "hot firing", of a Tiny Tim missil 2005 Page #125  
cinity: the Trinity Site where the first atomic bomb was tested; Alamagordo 2005 Page #125  
 near the Trinity test site of the first atomic bomb. While early reports s 2005 Page #126  
later document-Annex A of the 1952 first annual report, classified Top Secr 2005 Page #126  
ica, in May 1989. The details were first revealed publicly in September 198 2005 Page #134  
 world to spread such tales in the first place.18 The cases presented in th 2005 Page #134  
dressing a military general by his first name in a document may seem like a 2005 Page #137  
tralia, the Philippines and Japan, first as a journalist and then later in  2005 Page #138  
paid my phone bills. Stringfield's first book, Inside Saucer Posl 3-0 Blue, 2005 Page #139  
It was not until early 1995 that I first saw any of the film. My wife, Sue, 2005 Page #146  
and TV companies around the world. First to publish stills from the film wa 2005 Page #146  
not think that it was. So, for the first time we have someone outside of Sa 2005 Page #148  
es and seated on the record for he first time that the creature could well  2005 Page #150  
rted aU of this controversy in the first place. In August 2001, I caught up 2005 Page #150  
nd interviewed him on tape for the first time in many years. I asked Santil 2005 Page #150  
nd are publisher here for the very first time; and this only represents the 2005 Page #151  
west of the Trinity site where the first atomic bomb was tested on July 16, 2005 Page #153  
the weather and the humidity . The first th.ing we saw was a kind of giant- 2005 Page #154  
t appeared larger than when we had first discovered it-we hadn't seen the p 2005 Page #157  
nalyze their elemental makeup. The first thing we found was that the metal  2005 Page #157  
 confirmed what we had seen in the first results. There is certainly someth 2005 Page #158  
arious operational parameters. Our first search in the case of an alien spa 2005 Page #161  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference The first objective in the military recovery 2005 Page #162  
ppropriate scientific discoveries. First, a word about reverse engineering  2005 Page #163  
how to imitate nature. Some of the first designs for flying macrunes imfrat 2005 Page #163  
hair and pale blue eyes. Charlie's first experience occurred when he was as 2005 Page #164  
s of the crashes, but believes the first one occurred in the desert near So 2005 Page #165  
9 at close to the same site as the first retrieval. The second clisc was 10 2005 Page #166  
om Ohio University in 1949 and was first employed by Air Material Command a 2005 Page #168  
h7f"••N He testifies that that the first disc they tested was the re-engine 2005 Page #170  
e projects constituted some of the first reverse engineering projects on ex 2005 Page #170  
 other. Georgia and Australia were first settled by convicts. Letting the c 2006 Page #7  
them? Panic was not inappropriate. First we have to recognize there is a Co 2006 Page #8  
960, after 12 secret failures. The first one that worked provided more data 2006 Page #8  
The National Reconnaissance Office first admitted in 2005 that it had launc 2006 Page #9  
 it took the Soviets to test their first A-bomb (1949) by at least a year.  2006 Page #9  
to home after each lecture. In the first place, there are many indications  2006 Page #10  
hly radioactive site, at which the first atomic bomb was tested, was noted. 2006 Page #11  
elt's book in 1958 and giving your first lecture in 1967? I enjoy being on  2006 Page #13  
ped a lot. I have been very lucky, first to have worked on so many leading  2006 Page #13  
so that they could render the best first aid they could in identifying whic 2006 Page #19  
ny given location. Stone claims he first saw the Heinz 57, "EBE Guidebook"  2006 Page #19  
e Guidebook was to be used in case First Aid had to be administered to any  2006 Page #19  
ne which could be administered for first aid purposes for humans and some E 2006 Page #19  
nel are not immediately available. First Aid will be administered by Medica 2006 Page #19  
s testimony is consistent with the first aid assistance described in SOM1-0 2006 Page #19  
ow" when it came to administrating first aid to injured EBEs. Stone's testi 2006 Page #19  
ally, Stone claims that during his first recovery operation for Project Moo 2006 Page #21  
OJAVE, August 19, 1949 was not the first article about this amazing crashed 2006 Page #44  
l facts around this UFO crash. The first know article was published by the  2006 Page #44  
hod employed throughout attempted, first, to identify a range of critical u 2006 Page #48  
ty might effectively deal with the first unambiguous knowledge that sentien 2006 Page #49  
es clearly and undeniably, for the first time, that we are not the only int 2006 Page #50  
s of Contact Government would want first to protect its own interests, i.e. 2006 Page #56  
he face of unexpected strangeness. First priority would be evaluation of NH 2006 Page #59  
ness. - , ' - - Business - . ._ At first business community would work with 2006 Page #59  
well. Many in the media would turn first to science for explanations, and m 2006 Page #59  
on depicted in the film Star Trek: First Contact. Easily detected by earth  2006 Page #59  
val Conference strange-negative at first. Some alien contact scenarios put  2006 Page #61  
r. Science The science community's first concern would be to discover vulne 2006 Page #62  
Strange -Negative The government's first concern would be to make the threa 2006 Page #62  
 though tendency might be to shoot first and ask questions later. Loss of p 2006 Page #68  
ng Sessions offer this report as a first step in the right direction, and s 2006 Page #70  
 Human History, Michael Michaud in First Contact: The Search for Extraterre 2006 Page #70  
personnel as Article 121, made its first flight in April 1962. Lockheed con 2006 Page #72  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference first Blackbird to be revealed to the pu 2006 Page #73  
 built, the second to fly, and the first to crash. It was lost early in the 2006 Page #73  
bsequently, three paramedics and a First Sergeant from the 1129th Special A 2006 Page #75  
elped keep the cover story intact. First, since the mission had been flown  2006 Page #75  
urbojet, the same type used in the first A- 12 airframes. I also found piec 2006 Page #76  
 when darkness fell and resumed at first light. By early afternoon the foll 2006 Page #79  
called Lockheed's Skunk Works: The First Fifty Years by Jay Miller (the fir 2006 Page #79  
everal square miles of desert. The first search attempt yielded nothing of  2006 Page #80  
, code named SENIOR TREND, was the first combat aircraft designed to be vir 2006 Page #81  
heed test pilot Skip Holm flew the first flight of Article 792 on 9 Decembe 2006 Page #81  
lice department officials were the first to respond to the accident scene.  2006 Page #82  
tion from the press or public. The first outsiders to visit the mystery cra 2006 Page #83  
m, as well, and Marvel complied. I first visited the crash site in December 2006 Page #83  
 aviation memorabilia shop. When I first read this story in one of Goodall' 2006 Page #85  
 described in the narrative. On my first visit I had seen numerous remnant  2006 Page #85  
ct pass over a nearby mountain. At first, it was heading south in their dir 2006 Page #89  
s greatest mysteries. I became the first primary investigator involved in t 2006 Page #90  
h hell back in 1952 when the story first hit. More than 10,000 people had v 2006 Page #92  
ple had visited Flatwoods in those first few weeks. The "Flatwoods Monster" 2006 Page #92  
y morning, September 14, 1952, the first of two newspaper articles about th 2006 Page #95  
 headings from the east coast. The first object flew on a southwest traject 2006 Page #97  
ritten by A. Lee Stewart, Jr., the first Braxton County reporter in Flatwoo 2006 Page #98  
crash site on the farm. He was the first person to have interviewed all of  2006 Page #98  
 a "monster." This article was the first and only article to give the corre 2006 Page #98  
entially view alien creatures. The first one, the famous "War of the Worlds 2006 Page #102  
eferences to crash recoveries. The first is the "Interplanetary Phenomenon  2006 Page #103  
ogy Recovery and Disposal" 15. The first two of these leaked documents appe 2006 Page #103  
, and this may have been among the first of animal mutilations. It is clear 2006 Page #104  
hogens Case]: The SED Technicians. First on my list is the death of the fou 2006 Page #108  
a. Epidemiologically speaking, the first observed case in a disease outbrea 2006 Page #110  
ymptoms virtually identical to the first two victims.24 Such symptoms in a  2006 Page #110  
versity of California provided the first direct evidence that the infectiou 2006 Page #114  
on protein has unusual properties. First, unlike the normal form, it is not 2006 Page #114  
 infected by prions in 2 ways. The first is by an acquired infection (diet  2006 Page #114  
rly indestructible. Clearly, their first visits in the 40s were relevant to 2006 Page #116  
controversial events occurred: the first, an alleged UFO crash in the Briti 2006 Page #119  
y from the wall," he recalled. "My first thought was that a big lorry had h 2006 Page #120  
o," she explained, adding: "When I first came out of the house the light fr 2006 Page #120  
al part of the story ever since it first surfaced — publicly, at least — in 2006 Page #122  
. At the time that the account was first revealed in the pages of the popul 2006 Page #122  
ened. It's quite a long walk, so I first looked at it from a distance throu 2006 Page #125  
 what it was. They heard the noise first of all and ran out into the road.  2006 Page #127  
nt up on the Berwyn Mountains.' "I first heard the story from him around 19 2006 Page #127  
ember Mick saying that when he had first told me this story in 1976, he did 2006 Page #127  
ence bang, absolutely colossal. At first, we thought it had hit the place w 2006 Page #129  
ulated area of Northern Mexico. At first it was assumed that the object had 2006 Page #133  
iruses And Biological Warfare) "At first it was assumed that the object mig 2006 Page #134  
on the ground a few miles from the first. A few minutes later an additional 2006 Page #134  
considerably less than that of the first impact. "No mention is made of the 2006 Page #136  
ere did the disk come from? It was first detected approximately 200 miles f 2006 Page #136  
later in 1952, MJ-12 assembled its First Annual Report. In Paragraph I, the 2006 Page #140  
 (Para. L) Paragraph L of the 1952 First 1\4J-12 Annual Report said: "To da 2006 Page #140  
nex C, Paragraphs 2 to 3, in their First Annual Report that warned: 137     2006 Page #140  
r President Harry S. Truman was at first trying to carry out a "secret war" 2006 Page #141  
 secret war began to emerge for me first from UFO investigator, Leonard Str 2006 Page #141  
illing to be identified beyond his first name, but the two are cousins who  2006 Page #142  
hat's close to their SAC base. The first thing that I noticed that was real 2006 Page #145  
ferent occasions. But this was the first time that we actually picked them  2006 Page #146  
ountain Facility ID Z-216 that had first become operational in 1962. Slide  2006 Page #151  
 (Blowhard Mountain Radar Station, first operated by the Federal Aviation A 2006 Page #151  
. Even on August 20th, Paul was at first nervous about talking on the phone 2006 Page #151  
, Truck Owner/Operator, Michigan: "First of all, I want to say I am very ne 2006 Page #151  
hear or see it. I remember my very first encounter with this kind of thing  2006 Page #152  
data that we have. One of the very first instances I can remember was the r 2006 Page #152  
 sitting above the radar dome. The first time I saw them, that's when my Da 2006 Page #153  
 five minutes and Howard comes out first. Toppen follows. Toppen has kind o 2006 Page #157  
The war in Korea was viewed as the first real military contest between comm 2006 Page #165  
of what happened that morning. The first version comes from the autobiograp 2006 Page #166  
56). ACHESON TRUMAN LOVETT Looking first at Secretary Acheson's autobiograp 2006 Page #166  
s that at the time he received the first notification of the radar detectio 2006 Page #167  
e numerous times starting with the first detection by radar. Either the fli 2006 Page #173  
 he apparently broke in 1977). The first person to follow up on Willingham' 2006 Page #176  
 latter 1970's. He told me that he first learned about Willingham in 1977 f 2006 Page #176  
 the date or exact location. He at first thought it occurred in 1948 and ne 2006 Page #176  
 Document" (EBD) released in 1987, first by Timothy Good and, shortly after 2006 Page #177  
 was there a DEW line in 1950. The first error is, however, resolved easily 2006 Page #178  
 then it flew away very fast). The first object was identified as an "aircr 2006 Page #179  
 in vain. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: Thanks, first of all, to Phillip Lipson and Char 2006 Page #180  
basic contents of this report were first presented to a UFO conference in S 2006 Page #181  
nd terror watching as Sputnik, the first Russian satellite, cruised across  2006 Page #182  
unty resident, Dominic Papetti. At first, as the crew searches the outskirt 2006 Page #187  
y effort begins. John Walker dives first. He reports seeing a metallic, gol 2006 Page #187  
difficulties with this hypothesis. First of all, if this object was a piece 2006 Page #191  
tments. October 1", 1992 marked my first official day working for Robert Bi 2006 Page #197  
ny evidence of this The Library My first task at the Bigelow Foundation was 2006 Page #197  
el Swords officiated. This was the first conference of its type, specifical 2006 Page #198  
ecommend us to other witnesses. At first people were very reluctant to talk 2006 Page #198  
visited Frenchman's Flat where the first above-ground nuclear tests were co 2006 Page #199  
the sightings. I spent most of the first evening at the home of the newspap 2006 Page #201  
s an artist and writer who was the first researcher to work with UFO abduct 2006 Page #202  
nner of Bell's Coast to Coast. The first broadcast took place on July 4th,  2006 Page #203  
93, with Dr. John Alexander as the first invited guest. I know it was July  2006 Page #203  
nt would be made "on air" that the first five callers the next morning woul 2006 Page #204  
{/ar L The American people were at first strongly opposed to entering \Xlor 2007 Page #10  
pe and toward the U.S. The British first managed to enfat the help of Presi 2007 Page #10  
, of whjcl, censorship is just the first scage. Once people have been kept  2007 Page #15  
outside the region where they were first reported. A contrary example is ho 2007 Page #20  
3 dollars). ► One of the Enqu/rets first employees is BIii Bales, a former  2007 Page #26  
 dollars). ► One of the Enquire,1s first employees is Bill Bates, a former  2007 Page #26  
h: ... . . 1. Detect the UFO crash first via global intelligence resources  2007 Page #29  
or steps: "I. Detect the UFO crash first via global intelLigence resources  2007 Page #29  
om the meclia and public. When the first atomic bomb was set off at the Tri 2007 Page #30  
                                   First, always remember that anyone, no m 2007 Page #32  
 is always more important than our First Amendment rights. Americans need c 2007 Page #35  
be really existed, we would be the first to know about it!" WHO READS THIS  2007 Page #45  
                                   FIRST TOP SECRET PAGE ■ "CONFIDENTIAL" c 2007 Page #46  
e library in order to dctc-rminc • first cb1c of commcm al avililabiliy The 2007 Page #46  
evail in this particular case. The first is that UFO and a]jen-related imag 2007 Page #59  
gree or another at every turn. The first position begs a series of question 2007 Page #59  
d's monthly magazine, Visio11. The first was for a conference week event ca 2007 Page #60  
UDING TO UFO ABDUCTlONS One of the first abduction -related advertisements  2007 Page #71  
and a membrane keypad. That was my first attempt at programming and then I  2007 Page #78  
c on that. Then about 19941 got my first PC. 1vfW: What prompted you to get 2007 Page #78  
loads of practical experience. The first job I got was installation and con 2007 Page #78  
 and I stuck it till 93 and got my first job in 94 which was for Alphagen w 2007 Page #78  
 school. GM: Funnily enough in the first year and second year at secondar y 2007 Page #80  
ents who cold me to get a real job first as they said it was a three co fiv 2007 Page #81  
n from school like going into your first job? Was it eaS) for you? GM: Yeah 2007 Page #82  
jobs were you well off? GM: Not at first in London we didn't have very much 2007 Page #82  
e working at thjs compan) that) ou first got your interest in looking for U 2007 Page #84  
net. GM: Yes it was in 1999 when l first joined the company and l was looki 2007 Page #84  
k in those days illicit? GM: No at first I was checking out publicly access 2007 Page #84  
rted to reveal the body of what at first looked like a satellite but then a 2007 Page #86  
ny other machines from the one you first gained a foothold into. There woul 2007 Page #87  
hem for the blank passwords in the first place ... this is obviously a deli 2007 Page #87  
word processor) so it would be the first thing they saw in the morning. MW: 2007 Page #89  
the base near the scrap-yard, Jack first saw the most aweinspiring aircraft 2007 Page #95  
raft should look like. \Xfhen Jack first saw the official USAF photos of th 2007 Page #99  
many in the fall of 1943, with the first flight occurring during the spring 2007 Page #111  
cers" in the U.S. during 1947. The first test flight of crus USAF/ Avro dis 2007 Page #111  
was being kept, it was parked nose first in the hangar. He went on to descr 2007 Page #115  
raft was cowed into the hangar. At first glance, it would appear that the r 2007 Page #115  
and Paul and 1, we said it was the first time our dads came back and didn't 2007 Page #125  
ell incident got, but should. Trus first one I personally dug up, which was 2007 Page #127  
ce were running around everywhere. First stating that the incident was caus 2007 Page #130  
've been contacted by one of them. First I thought it might be some kind of 2007 Page #133  
ght flash in the daytime." "In the first news story," Corbin told me, "it w 2007 Page #133  
 been the last part of July or the first of August when Marilyn called, Pat 2007 Page #136  
 than three figures in number. The first reaJ inkling of official interest  2007 Page #137  
. [Deleted] advised that he had no first hand information since he was not  2007 Page #140  
f MJ 12 and Project Moon Dust. But first, some necessary and vital backgrou 2007 Page #142  
 May 1974. I'm coming to that, but first I want to share with you a couple  2007 Page #160  
JJa Peak Observarory.] Back to the first photograph, in the background is a 2007 Page #162  
re via a high-power CO2 laser--1he first direct experimental observation of 2007 Page #163  
a a high-power CO2 laser using the first direct experimental observation wi 2007 Page #163  
 don't know which one of us saw it first, but one of us saw the object in t 2007 Page #166  
. And we don't know if we were the first ones up there in that line or not. 2007 Page #169  
 sky over Coyote Canyon. The three first thought the object \Vas a helicopt 2007 Page #176  
ure. He also observed an object he first thought was a heli-copter. But aft 2007 Page #176  
ace and making off with the prize. First revealed in an anonymous 1992 docu 2007 Page #184  
titude of 75,000 feet, the UFO was first spotted over the Gulf of Mexico ab 2007 Page #185  
od of time. Mexican spotter planes first located the wreckage of the small  2007 Page #186  
ly studied the "Deneb" report that first broke the story about the Coyame c 2007 Page #188  
d to the 1974 crash retrieval. The first location was the crash site of a s 2007 Page #189  
 case for a number of reasons. The first was a UFO sighting made near Coyam 2007 Page #191  
ertaken between 1979 and 1984. The first look at the Poulain fragment was d 2007 Page #196  
re their exact words. I doubted at first, but then 1 smiled, because they h 2007 Page #197  
titude ar 1,000 meters. While this first object seemed out of control, they 2007 Page #199  
l down for about ten minutes." The first analysis conducted in Central Amer 2007 Page #199  
hat after IO -15 minutes after the first reports the trail could still be s 2008 Page #9  
from above. It built up slowly. My first impression while the intensity was 2008 Page #10  
umber of the witnesses . Among the first to sight the object was Sheriff Ra 2008 Page #11  
nsively compromised by UFOs, it is first necessary to understand the exact  2008 Page #24  
onfirmed James V. Forrestal as the first Secretary of Defense. This act cre 2008 Page #25  
ligence Agency, the United States' first peacetime intelligence agency. Sin 2008 Page #25  
he UFO not appearing on radar, the first we would have known would have bee 2008 Page #34  
 " Mr. Harnden was also one of the first people I contacted who identified  2008 Page #52  
Tuffy Miller discovered the object first, bragged to everyone , and then, i 2008 Page #52  
h, and how Tuffy got into the area first and actually saw the object. In on 2008 Page #54  
 had just witnessed. He thought at first they must have been military helic 2008 Page #58  
not discern a shape or details. On first analysis the observations of Estel 2008 Page #59  
more of a difficult task than they first thought. This might explain why on 2008 Page #60  
the National Archives released the first batch of files, leading to worldwi 2008 Page #61  
" will tum up the information. The First Batch The first batch of files wer 2008 Page #64  
e information. The First Batch The first batch of files were released on Ma 2008 Page #64  
- 1987. There were 8 files in this first batch, which led to some misunders 2008 Page #64  
l blast from the past. As with the first batch, most of the UFO sightings i 2008 Page #65  
overage resulted not only from the first release but from the second illust 2008 Page #65  
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ember 26, 1980, 20-year-old Airman First Class (A IC) John Burroughs was on 2008 Page #78  
rroughs into the woods until their first strange light encounter. John Burr 2008 Page #80  
ned behind the scenes was a secret first hypnosis session with John Bu1Toug 2008 Page #84  
he Security Control team of Airman First Class (AIC) John Burroughs , Staff 2008 Page #85  
Sgt. Jim Penniston , who agree the first night of events was December 26, 1 2008 Page #93  
iterally shook the buildings . The first thump was followed by a second, an 2008 Page #98  
ird. Then the interval between the first and the third thumps were accompan 2008 Page #98  
panied by tremors. The sky, at the first sight, appeared to be clear. There 2008 Page #98  
 the atomic-angle: The work by the first postwar Tunguska expedition , orga 2008 Page #101  
cience-fiction that the theory was first widely espoused. For example , in  2008 Page #102  
ts was adapted into a movie titled First Spaceship on Venus, in which Russi 2008 Page #102  
f the topics for today in slide 2. First, some words summarizing the overal 2008 Page #104  
 discuss mg only two of these. The first delivery by mail to Tim from Salin 2008 Page #105  
tion lock) at the Post Office. The first two words of the second line are n 2008 Page #105  
ogether history with interest. The first page of the memo is shown on slide 2008 Page #105  
iminary Report." I just copied the first 30 pages and used them as input. F 2008 Page #106  
ood reference samples would be the first four shown above plus the U.N. add 2008 Page #107  
plus the U.N. address. Einstein 's first two paragraphs for the U.N. talk c 2008 Page #107  
's "boss" in the Institute. When I first met Tim Cooper, he was finishing u 2008 Page #107  
on. (See slide 17.) 1 selected the first 30 pages (about l/8 of the book) a 2008 Page #107  
                            be the first to state that it is not possible t 2008 Page #108  
act of non-technical references or first person references as important. Th 2008 Page #108  
" This is the complete copy of the first page on slide 33, showing the MJ-1 2008 Page #109  
sumably understand any jargon. The first page of the memo shown in slide 34 2008 Page #109  
rt Einstein. At the bottom of this first page, shown in slide 35 we have a  2008 Page #110  
sequence at shown in slide 38. The first page of the memo on slide 39 puts  2008 Page #110  
ve been written on in the 60s. The first Tab "A" deals with how to handle t 2008 Page #110  
acionships should be based. In the first place, it would be necessary to es 2008 Page #112  
ge or other, and afterward s, as a first condic.ion for all intelligence, t 2008 Page #112  
 thing might have occurred. In the first place, living conditions on these  2008 Page #112  
itute of Advanced Studies ■Cooper: first 30 pages of an unpublished book, W 2008 Page #116  
Lawyers) -17 shorter letters or in first person I) Einsteins Concluding Tho 2008 Page #117  
n open literature. ■I selected the first 30 pages, corresponding to about 1 2008 Page #117  
n.1tcd ln a CC?Gpon!lible runnC?r. First Page Summarizes ■ Other agencies a 2008 Page #121  
ruth to this allegation , one must first understand the definitions of the  2008 Page #123  
 as an empire of the wealthy . The First Reich is known as the Holy Roman E 2008 Page #124  
rn, should be "corporatism. " "The first stage of fascism should more appro 2008 Page #124  
brother of Paul Warburg, America's first chairman of the Federal Reserve Sy 2008 Page #127  
ntral Intelligence , he became the first director of the CIA upon its forma 2008 Page #131  
which led to the production of the first atomic bomb, was another prime can 2008 Page #131  
's plan was initiated by America's first Secretary of Defense, James F orre 2008 Page #131  
th Texas Instruments to become the first U.S. Government-approved fabricato 2008 Page #131  
ear admiral who in 1946 became the first Director of Central Intelligence,  2008 Page #133  
Securities Company of New Orleans, First Joint Stock Land Bank, the Canal B 2008 Page #133  
ara noticed that the launch of the first module for the new International S 2008 Page #136  
edges, collateral loans, rights of first refusal, management contracts, ser 2008 Page #136  
hard B. Cheney, although its roots first emerged during the Nixon presidenc 2008 Page #142  
balist families and companies that first created communist Socialism in Rus 2008 Page #144  
83 ■ Trans en Provence ■ 1~meric1: First .A.mong Eqw.!s ■ The R.e'.lgan Adm 2008 Page #163  
y ■ 1985: A Quiet Year ■ Reagan's (First) Alien Invasion Speech ■ Pennsylva 2008 Page #164  
ut not certain authenticity of the first and outlining the amazing content  2009 Page #8  
rence to any pages about UFOs. His first contact with UFO issues occurred i 2009 Page #9  
inst two questioned documents: the first (QDl) is "UFO Technology and the I 2009 Page #10  
is style is different in two ways: first, he is offering instruction , not  2009 Page #11  
©1970. The preface begins with the first five paragraphs nearly word for wo 2009 Page #11  
mples . This example shows how the first five paragraphs would have to be c 2009 Page #11  
UFOS AS SPACE WEAPONS I am not the first to suggest that some UFO's are or  2009 Page #16  
 on earth are close neighbors: the First World, which is liberal; the Secon 2009 Page #19  
n empirical knowledge burst on the first forty years of this century, a rev 2009 Page #19  
, and naphtha) , which stopped the first Muhammadan onslaught on the Consta 2009 Page #20  
fire" of an extraterre strial type first proposed by Einstein was initially 2009 Page #20  
y is necessary but not sufficient. First, a rapid budget increase is apt to 2009 Page #21  
sly resemble the preparation for a first strike by the United States. The i 2009 Page #22  
e recommended. The use of RPVs was first explored by the U.S. Air Force in  2009 Page #22  
aught many others about it for the first time. Stone's movie carefully note 2009 Page #29  
dance. (Although in 1950 also, the first Hollywood movie about UFOs, The Fl 2009 Page #30  
n. It claimed that Crisman was the first man contacted by Clay Shaw, Garris 2009 Page #33  
rrestrial life and technology. The first concerns a series of executive act 2009 Page #35  
fficial government documents . The first was a document found in 1985 in th 2009 Page #35  
n 1971. Chetham and Young were the first people within the UFO research com 2009 Page #48  
the military got to the crash site first. 'Note' vessel is the term used by 2009 Page #52  
s in Rendlesham Forest on both the first night of December 26, 1980, and tw 2009 Page #76  
what I drew in my report about the first night of December 26th. SLIDE# 18  2009 Page #77  
ghs sketch of lights he saw on the first night of December 26, 1980. Date o 2009 Page #78  
ked me if that was what we saw the first night. I told him I wasn't sure an 2009 Page #79  
S. Air Force on July l 0, 1980. He first went to Lackland AFB in Texas for  2009 Page #81  
as. Sketch© 2005 by Steve LaPlume. First, LaPlume and Palmer watched a ligh 2009 Page #82  
ening illness in 1954. In 1957 her first husband was killed by a drunk driv 2009 Page #87  
8 years old when I met her for the first time. I had just completed my lect 2009 Page #88  
arrest me." At the time I had this first conversation with June, she knew m 2009 Page #88  
c experiences related to UFO's The first experience involved a man she reca 2009 Page #90  
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ew with Dr. Wernher von Braun? Our first discussion about June's work histo 2009 Page #92  
tant about June Crain's story? 7r, First, her government service file prove 2009 Page #95  
o. ---... :-.::---. ::_~~: :-' The first UFO appeared at 6:30 PM, as a red  2009 Page #135  
tosev and his colleagues among the first on the scene. Yuri Lotosev is a st 2009 Page #136  
tently, often on location, for the first two months and continued to collec 2009 Page #137  
worth noting that the Voronezh UFO first appeared to the witnesses as a red 2009 Page #139  
ns of conspiracy mongering, let me first clarify what I mean when I use the 2009 Page #154  
ck to the very beginning when UFOs first became a national security concern 2009 Page #155  
equally destructive. How the press first got involved with the story is not 2009 Page #156  
ng that the weapon exists and that first reports although exaggerated , are 2009 Page #160  
al weapon. Existence of the weapon first was reported by Prof. T. D. J Leec 2009 Page #160  
stic the British pressed the work, first on an obscure Pacific island in 19 2009 Page #161  
, the British pressed the project, first on an obscure Pacific island and l 2009 Page #161  
atomic bomb, Snodgrass said only: "First reports are substantially true but 2009 Page #161  
... .... • • Researching the Facts First, let's examine in more detail the  2009 Page #163  
, the British pressed the project, first on an obscure Pacific island in 19 2009 Page #169  
o Florida. Existence of the weapon first The Seal Report was not declassifi 2009 Page #171  
h with a yield of 23 kilotons: the first test was Able which was detonated  2009 Page #173  
ject be leaked to the press in the first place if it was still allegedly an 2009 Page #176  
 intents and purposes was the very first Ufologist. Commissioned by the pub 2009 Page #179  
on r.lc- 1 Existence of the weapan first tt:re sound d1vis1on Jf tile, Pay. 2009 Page #184  
wcre 1,1ken ·l'cculiar reaction ro first conr;Kt •l.ivc-l in ap,1rtment dur 2009 Page #198  

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 70s and 1980s: Collects scores of first- hand accounts of UFO crash retrie 2006 Page #25  
s and Mark Langston. Davis, a fine first- baseman, would enjoy a stellar ca 2006 Page #186  

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n their car and drove at once to a first-aid station. There, the attendant  2005 Page #32  

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ghly unusual and even heretical at first-although it has slowly gained acce 2006 Page #114  

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rst Fifty Years by Jay Miller (the first-ever authorized history of the Loc 2006 Page #79  

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son, who by her own account had no first-hand knowledge, told her friend Pe 2004 Page #29  
 since. When Lel t At East Gate: A First-Hand Account of the Bentwaters I W 2004 Page #46  
 the extent that he would have had first-hand involvement and would have be 2004 Page #119  
le not an alien. Finally, I have a first-hand report from a former Soviet p 2004 Page #130  
ry hard to believe. The videotaped first-hand testimony of Roswell counter- 2004 Page #143  
exactly like material described by first-hand witnesses to the so-caUed Ros 2005 Page #131  
he case come from? How many direct first-hand witnesses are there? \'v'hat  2005 Page #135  
h Retrieval Conference Eyewitness: First-hand witness(es) that were directl 2005 Page #136  
hat hear the story directly from a first-hand witness. Eyewitnesses are giv 2005 Page #136  
ion (FOi) requests myself, so have first-hand experience of this. Ufologist 2008 Page #62  

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e the meeting to see his operation firsthand. Doty was also asked to take a 2003 Page #145  
overy not confirmed but 3 pages of firsthand reports 53 1973 Norton AFB, Ca 2004 Page #113  
ilot was my first encounter with a firsthand witness. As he stood at the ma 2005 Page #43  
 buildings. He asserts that he has firsthand knowledge of a 30 foot vertica 2005 Page #71  
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ce to this day. Linda will present firsthand testimonies about American mil 2006 Page #139  
                  Military Voices: Firsthand Testimonies Abut Non-Human Aer 2006 Page #140  
d me in the mid-1980s that he knew firsthand the United States Air Force ha 2006 Page #141  
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elligence. They describe their own firsthand knowledge about government cov 2006 Page #142  
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t I was able to learn about Paul's firsthand story in the only phone-record 2006 Page #151  
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1930, Kulik recorded the following firsthand testimony from witness Semen S 2008 Page #99  

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rs? GM: \~/ell Atari games console firstly and playing games and then Atari 2007 Page #78  

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n basinass, suitors! and political fis 14a, and will EGiaSaia close liaison 2003 Page #213  

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n from the federal government from fiscal 1998- 2001. (-What s Up With the  2006 Page #32  

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mplications of Disclosure of lies, fiscally rurnous policies resulting from 2005 Page #85  

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d beavers have built dams. Certain fish propel themselves through water usi 2005 Page #163  
w the outstanding work by Marjorie Fish clearly indicating that Betty's sta 2006 Page #4  
84, "Piece of Space Junk or Just a Fish Tale?" • United States Coast Guard, 2006 Page #194  
llows, and my mom was cooking some fish that we had caught out of the strea 2007 Page #121  

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Schmitt (DR) Dave Rudiak (G) Glenn Fishbine (MN) William McNeff (MUFON Minn 2004 Page #228  

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ns, Colonel Leavitt took me to the Fisher Farm in Flatwoods where the incid 2006 Page #95  

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 1: The Beginning When 18 year old fisherman Laurie Wickens dialed the numb 2004 Page #34  
ay or drifting out to sea. Being a fisherman and knowing the waters around  2004 Page #35  
 and off. Werbicki asked the young fisherman if he would mind returning to  2004 Page #36  
rt, that two of the Mounties and a fisherman had attempted to get out to th 2004 Page #37  
rd with Corporal Werbicki. Norm, a fisherman himself, worked with Bradford  2004 Page #38  
s found. Donald Nickerson, a local fisherman, recalls seeing the men bringi 2004 Page #41  
in the press and some fears by the fisherman of the object possibly resurfa 2004 Page #42  
the Diane, captained by a longtime fisherman and Whatcom County resident, D 2006 Page #187  

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i decided to resort to his list of fishermen in the area with their own Cap 2004 Page #37  
a phone and call some of the local fishermen. Radio communications were not 2004 Page #38  
ith his calls to some of the local fishermen who owned boats. One of the Ca 2004 Page #38  
 [8 feet] above the water that the fishermen at the Irish Moss Plant were a 2004 Page #39  
he very first of this sighting the fishermen, Laurie Wickens and Norm Smith 2004 Page #39  
ff resemble ordinary sea foam, the fishermen stated years 36                2004 Page #39  
omething a UFO, then as far as the fishermen were concerned, they were now  2004 Page #41  
 saucer, or survivors from it. The fishermen and crews of the six fishing b 2004 Page #41  
 that several marine mechanics and fishermen reportedly witnessed a large v 2006 Page #188  
area in particular is populated by fishermen and loggers. They work hard an 2008 Page #43  

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 coat off the coat rack, a list of fishermen's names attached to the Coast  2004 Page #36  

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on nearby. While entering into the fishing village of Shag Harbor from the  2004 Page #34  
h Moss plant, Ron Pond saw the two fishing vessels come out of the western  2004 Page #39  
at perhaps from the fuel tank of a fishing boat that might have been though 2004 Page #40  
d up to seven, including four more fishing boats that had joined the search 2004 Page #40  
The fishermen and crews of the six fishing boats that had been the first to 2004 Page #41  
e CG 101 and a couple of the local fishing boats. They searched the bottom  2004 Page #41  
under or near them while they were fishing in or passing through the area.  2004 Page #42  
ing he was in Port Aransas, Texas, fishing). 9                              2006 Page #12  
4... It was mid-summer. Commercial fishing season. Back when there was stil 2006 Page #183  
 when there was still a commercial fishing season to speak of in Washington 2006 Page #183  
ngton receives a call from a local fishing vessel reporting that "a large f 2006 Page #184  
ard Dale Hartman, who captains the Fishing Vessel Steeva 10. This position  2006 Page #184  
ther, they charter a local 58-foot fishing vessel, the Diane, captained by  2006 Page #187  
between the aircraft above and the fishing vessel below. The Diane parks ab 2006 Page #187  
marina, which is home to hordes of fishing boats and pleasure craft of all  2006 Page #188  
s a rumor circulating that another fishing vessel had accidentally snagged  2006 Page #192  
ocation. But who would be drag-net fishing in the middle of winter, during  2006 Page #192  
emely coincidental that some rogue fishing vessel just happened to grab the 2006 Page #192  
nders. Now retired from commercial fishing, Papetti relates that for years  2006 Page #193  
 identified) explained that he was fishing with some friends near the town  2007 Page #194  
ht-weight material was caught in a fishing net at about that time." This wo 2007 Page #195  
rtunes rise or fall on whether the fishing is good or if the timber industr 2008 Page #43  
g or cutting shake blocks when the fishing wasn't quite as good. He remembe 2008 Page #43  
dra White, the widow of a Westport fishing boat captain. She recalled an un 2008 Page #45  
a for years, working the timber or fishing jobs. This was certainly borne o 2008 Page #53  

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orth on a dry lake bed east of the Fishlake National Forest ... SLIDE# 2 Ju 2005 Page #51  

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 Hj • ■ Stan Friedman finds Walter Fisk It. □ Several intuitives B ■ Living 2003 Page #22  
e -20 times. a Was given to Walter Fisk by Guy Huffman (Charlette ’s father 2003 Page #35  
otographer's name was Walter Wayne Fisk. Stan Friedman, also recognizing th 2003 Page #36  
mportance of this picture, tracked Fisk down in New Mexico and spoke with h 2003 Page #36  
one, where a strange tale emerged. Fisk stated he had a doctorate in psycho 2003 Page #36  
t he was an advisor to presidents. Fisk has repeatedly refused to answer or 2003 Page #36  
 forthcoming man? Who Is Walter W. Fisk? Walter Fisk got the photograph fro 2003 Page #36  
man? Who Is Walter W. Fisk? Walter Fisk got the photograph from Huffman In  2003 Page #36  
fuses to respond to correspondence Fisk will eventually be broken of his si 2003 Page #36  
is the deliberate silence of Wayne Fisk, the last person to have handled th 2003 Page #38  
 April 16, 1999, concerning Walter Fisk 18. Cape Girardeau County Genealogi 2003 Page #39  

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ble to verify his claim along with Fisk's statement that he was an advisor  2003 Page #36  

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ss than a century for us to master fission and fusion and other new technol 2006 Page #8  
 have worked on nuclear airplanes, fission and fusion propulsion systems. B 2006 Page #13  
ed States will continue :esting of fission bombs and develop fusion devices 2008 Page #113  
rk, we did master the technique of fission with non-terrestrial metals and  2009 Page #20  

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 fragment is roughly the size of a fist and very heavy for its relatively s 2007 Page #196  

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gh I'm sure that other words would fit and make sense. The fact that in Par 2003 Page #28  
n's shoe length. It would possibly fit an older child, ten to twelve years  2003 Page #48  
r 1-3/8 inches at its narrowest to fit it. A two to three-year-old 44       2003 Page #48  
ted by numerous observers, doesn't fit with that of a missile. It was coinc 2003 Page #53  
known that Joel related to me that fit with information I have received fro 2003 Page #70  
object which was reported wouldn't fit inside of these boxes. Was the gover 2003 Page #70  
cretary took his life 'in a sudden fit of despondency "extremely common" to 2003 Page #92  
llcutts' investigation having seen fit to conclude its work after only seve 2003 Page #94  
hi* material ** hi* h would cavil* fit into one x chick*.  ■ ■i-ncl *hi n.l 2003 Page #132  
not so miraculously find a perfect fit. The expected alien progress reports 2003 Page #149  
. Tales of underground alien bases fit neatly into this disinformation scen 2003 Page #149  
ng for anachronisms that might not fit the alleged publication time, lookin 2003 Page #181  
facilities Division" to see how it fit into the Kecksburg crash. What I lea 2003 Page #193  
re were no signs of the impact and fit] looks as though the spheres landed  2004 Page #11  
bor but the square piece would not fit into the round hole. Finally it was  2004 Page #43  
er balloon. That explanation never fit the fact of high military security u 2004 Page #61  
ted in a small pile of debris that fit on top of a desk. There was no expla 2004 Page #68  
ormation, particularly as it might fit in with our own work? RIS: I suppose 2004 Page #91  
and the name Eric Walker seemed to fit. Walker had a long a distinguished c 2004 Page #98  
es, or go through some tunnels, or fit under the underpasses. Shipment by r 2004 Page #127  
ver, did have some background that fit nicely into an attempt by the govern 2004 Page #181  
sought a rational explanation that fit into established physical science, w 2005 Page #93  
ears unthinkable. \'.«hat does not fit into the system remains unseen. Alte 2005 Page #103  
 L-shaped frame that was tilted to fit the object into the trailer. The rip 2005 Page #157  
e of a C-47 to enlarge its door to fit a large piece of the retrieved mater 2005 Page #166  
ade with a life form that does not fit our contemporary understanding of hu 2006 Page #52  
tially and in the end. Being would fit prior expectations and archetypes fo 2006 Page #54  
and adaptive response. Being would fit prior expectations/archetype s, arou 2006 Page #54  
ble contact scenarios, Being would fit evil archetypes of religion, science 2006 Page #55  
n the summer of 1967 and conducted fit checks with a D-21B known as Article 2006 Page #78  
nits at nearby Tonopah Test Range (fit), the existence of the F-117A was a  2006 Page #81  
ck out like a sore thumb. I didn't fit into this close-knit community and i 2006 Page #91  
ta that are anomalous, that "don't fit." Some scientists are inclined to di 2006 Page #101  
 as was reasonable —the list which fit the observed disease pattern of feve 2006 Page #110  
 the military when no explanations fit the usual reasons outside of combat. 2006 Page #141  
pear that the rail was coo tall co fit through the hangar opening. Through  2007 Page #115  
k up the power Jjnes so they could fit underneath . DeBow: Can you tell us  2007 Page #122  
gnored the information that didn't fit with the bolide theory. Something ex 2008 Page #17  
nd ignored those facts that didn't fit. But the witnesses who were there kn 2008 Page #17  

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stions from the investigators C.W. Fitch and George Popovich — stated: Our  2004 Page #14  
UFO fragments were being returned: Fitch: You say that you had to return it 2004 Page #95  
 Air Force. Much higher than that. Fitch: The Central Intelligence Agency?  2004 Page #95  
mo dated August 19, 1947 from E.G. Fitch to D.M. Ladd, Subject: Flying Disk 2009 Page #178  

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 £38 2VI first printing April 1990 fitn FrlnUnp Aljuil 1901 PWNTTD « CAMAOA 2003 Page #136  

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on The from the Missouri logically fits into the space provided and is cons 2003 Page #28  
help date old china. This artifact fits absolutely none of these historical 2003 Page #45  
night. His description of the area fits well with the farm lane that many o 2003 Page #70  
s. His is just another report that fits into the stream near Eureka, but wh 2008 Page #14  
nd I have to agree with them. This fits into another piece of the puzzle wh 2008 Page #14  

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s Association on foot anatomy shoe fitting. Large Sole We will begin with t 2003 Page #48  
ir bodies and clothed with a tight fitting flight suit that appears to be f 2003 Page #236  
a pronounced nose. They wore tight fitting jump suits, thin headdresses tha 2004 Page #182  
ir bodies and clothed with a tight fitting flight suit that appears to be f 2006 Page #104  

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llyixig flaupers" nIrewrilr in the fittirl rnbltOntiOns for Dire to sTI11I2 2004 Page #25  

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y That Disappears Catherine Austin Fitts Assistant Secretary of HUD during  2006 Page #32  
oney Laundering ■ Catherine Austin Fitts ■ Large banks and contractors dive 2007 Page #53  

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es have been inserted, namely Buck Fitzgerald and Mase Garnev. Other subtit 2006 Page #45  
ere were now two people (Garney &. Fitzgerald) instead of one prospector (M 2006 Page #45  

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 after speeches because, as Marlin Fitzwater said, "The goddamnest things w 2003 Page #198  

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e. The envelope is shown in below: fiVan3,,,,A0c PilNACY C,77 US ANY It'r.i 2004 Page #243  

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nvolving interviews with more than five hundred witnesses in selected UFO c 2003 Page #13  
 search area has narrowed to about five square miles, actually areas adjace 2003 Page #36  
, one in the middle, wobbling, and five surrounding it, at an elevation of  2003 Page #41  
ahls described the discs as twenty five feet in diameter, shaped like dough 2003 Page #41  
meter, shaped like doughnuts, with five foot portholes on their sides. The  2003 Page #41  
this track and stood at a depth of five or six inches, as it spread out int 2003 Page #49  
that time, thirteen minutes before five." I was a sixteen year old teenager 2003 Page #54  
ay release of this information for five months? The Times notes that "The N 2003 Page #94  
possible.) Slide 39 summarizes the five kinds of normal stimuli that accoun 2003 Page #178  
ions are offered for each of these five stimuli. Authentication Techniques  2003 Page #178  
raised, of which I have identified five as having some logical merit, and w 2003 Page #181  
e. Furthermore, it was just one of five choices offered to keep nosy people 2003 Page #183  
e secret?" Slide 62 summarizes the five reasons, ANY ONE OF WHICH would hav 2003 Page #185  
e at my table in the back for just five bucks. 181                          2003 Page #185  
LZ—2, it appeared that none of the five crew members survived entry into ou 2003 Page #236  
et. They have a slight build about five feet tall, with grayish-pink skin c 2003 Page #236  
estimates of its speed ranged from five miles per hour to more than 200 mph 2004 Page #28  
on the ground being attended to by five "peculiarly dressed men" who said t 2004 Page #32  
arry sky. The were four, sometimes five lights, flashing sequentially -firs 2004 Page #34  
 only these two boats with four or five people on each, however there would 2004 Page #38  
hey had found nothing after nearly five hours of searching. He read the mes 2004 Page #41  
ely, which I did with three out of five of the witnesses. One has not been  2004 Page #43  
 Force with an honorable discharge five months later and went on to become  2004 Page #48  
ident. Left At East Gate is almost five hundred pages long, though a good p 2004 Page #48  
 Captain, 81st SPS, referred to on five pages: I was at the motor pool beca 2004 Page #50  
 a frog On Page 6 of the document, five alien bodies are described as they  2004 Page #79  
f the nation's capitol. It tracked five different elements that Smith belie 2004 Page #86  
s • Some statistical conclusions • Five sets of examples, including cases • 2004 Page #107  
ailed interview VII, 17-26 UFO and five bodies in 'well-guarded old hangar" 2004 Page #111  
with blown window. "suffocation of five occupants" 9 1948 Rio Grande, Mexic 2004 Page #111  
I, 9-10; IV all; V, 15-17 MP fired five rounds into alien; body found on ru 2004 Page #114  
ne reports that may represent only five crash recoveries. These correlation 2004 Page #115  
xt few slides do just that for the five categories that I have tabulated nu 2004 Page #115  
bes four crew members taken alive, five feet in height, correlates with the 2004 Page #117  
luenced his scenario. In any case, five years or so later, Don was the reci 2004 Page #127  
s they may have seen in the desert five or seven years after the Roswell In 2004 Page #140  
t released from planes until about five or seven years after the Roswell In 2004 Page #148  
 however, that he spends more than five minutes a month thinking about the  2004 Page #197  
 but it also subscribed to another five wire services and had a complete ro 2004 Page #237  
dJe of the road that was just over five feet call and was trying co run acr 2005 Page #35  
tance of about 12 feet, peering at five crates on a forklift. In his judgme 2005 Page #43  
stand our O\\ n civilization . For five decades, most UFO research has bare 2005 Page #75  
ed to the members of the Cambridge Five Soviet spy ring, and a legal action 2005 Page #94  
k, published in an edition of only five hundred, details a great deal more  2005 Page #98  
that multiple craft were recm·ered five years before the nowfamous Roswell  2005 Page #123  
covered wreckage and, reportedl y, five alien bodies. A few recovery person 2005 Page #126  
low. Within each category there is five point scale which, when multiplied  2005 Page #135  
he result to a percentage , yields five possible levels of authenticity for 2005 Page #137  
om Lake in Nevada. There were onl~ five buildings at this airfield and they 2005 Page #165  
tions have been conducted for over five decades and successfully kept out o 2006 Page #24  
ent showing a retrieved saucer and five alien bodies. Film taken from USAF  2006 Page #26  
celerates and splits into 'four or five smaller globes: which vanished one  2006 Page #28  
he town of Vyborg (near Leningrad) Five soldiers guard object of unknown on 2006 Page #29  
aces up to 70 years in prison PART FIVE: MONEY AND STRUCTURE • How to pay f 2006 Page #31  
 official letters and $1,000 cash. Five security guards in civilian clothes 2006 Page #75  
titude of about 38,000 feet. About five seconds after release, the booster  2006 Page #77  
ehicle dropped away from the B-52. Five seconds later, the rocket engine ig 2006 Page #79  
r and customer acceptance tests in five flights, including verification of  2006 Page #81  
 crash site in December 1986, just five months after the accident (Fig. 12) 2006 Page #83  
on and went home. Mrs. May and the five boys proceeded up to the farm and w 2006 Page #90  
lower shell of the torso and about five feet long. They were equivalent to  2006 Page #94  
st Annual Report16: "7. There were five recovered bodies, two of which were 2006 Page #103  
stance away from the cylinder. All five appeared to have suffered from sudd 2006 Page #103  
LZ-2, it appeared that none of the five crew members survived entry into ou 2006 Page #104  
et. They have a slight build about five feet tall with grayish-pink skin co 2006 Page #104  
orking attempts produced a list of five healthy, youthful adults, all expir 2006 Page #110  
illness in their host(s) There are five kinds of pathogens: 1. Bacteria are 2006 Page #113  
ley described seeing blue lights." Five miles away, Police Sergeant Gwyn Wi 2006 Page #120  
 Conference "The bodies were about five to six feet tall, humanoid in shape 2006 Page #123  
 gathering' of them, about four or five, very, very early in the morning an 2006 Page #129  
l was maintained for approximately five minutes. "The object was tracked by 2006 Page #133  
disk was that it was sixteen feet, five inches in diameter, convex on both  2006 Page #135  
e thickness was slightly less than five feet. The color was silver, much li 2006 Page #135  
ted as approximately one thousand, five hundred pounds, based on the effect 2006 Page #135  
as it was then called by insiders. Five years later in 1952, MJ-12 assemble 2006 Page #140  
ombat." SLIDE # 9 — Navy Flight 19 Five TBM Avenger Torpedo Bombers "One su 2006 Page #141  
s the disappearance of a flight of five U. S. Navy TBM-3 Avenger torpedo bo 2006 Page #141  
D YOUR FATHER EVER SAY TO YOU AS A FIVE TO SEVEN-YEAR-OLD THAT WE ARE DEALI 2006 Page #152  
ked above the site at one time was five. WHEN YOU SAY STACKED, I HAVE IN MY 2006 Page #153  
HAVE IN MY MIND'S EYE THE IMAGE OF FIVE DISCS, ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER, BUT 2006 Page #153  
 THAT IS WHAT YOU WERE LOOKING AT: FIVE DISCS, EACH IN A VERTICAL COLUMN? Y 2006 Page #153  
ault. They were in there for about five minutes and Howard comes out first. 2006 Page #157  
ould see for, oh I'd say, three to five hundred yards where it went across  2006 Page #176  
away. On the other hand there were five Air Force bases in Texas which coul 2006 Page #178  
ase ("Dyess") was not one of these five since it was more than 200 miles fr 2006 Page #178  
ores, located near Anacortes about five miles south of Lummi Island. The cr 2006 Page #184  
alls, at about this same time KING Five News (a major Seattle TV station) p 2006 Page #184  
        December 30, 1984... After five months of organizing and trying to  2006 Page #187  
 been sitting on the sea floor for five months. Burke takes some footage wi 2006 Page #187  
been wedged into the sea floor for five months. Lastly, there was a rumor c 2006 Page #192  
on work. Having worked at PEAR for five years 4, I was to be the liaison be 2006 Page #196  
ered positively to four or more of five key indicator questions in the Poll 2006 Page #198  
ld be made "on air" that the first five callers the next morning would rece 2006 Page #204  
rst as they said it was a three co five year period in the militaf)' when y 2007 Page #81  
other end of the runway (which was five miles away) was "off limjts". It wo 2007 Page #114  
live. My mom was crying and I have five sisters and we were all Cr) ing, yo 2007 Page #122  
hannels were out ... what else are five kids sitting inside a house, you kn 2007 Page #124  
nomena (NICAP) , and the author of five books on UFOs, inclurung F!Jing Sau 2007 Page #132  
ges of a large structure -possibly five hundred feet in length -that protru 2007 Page #137  
t described as being sixteen feet, five inches in diameter, and equally con 2007 Page #187  
 the object was slightly less than five feet. They saw no visible portholes 2007 Page #187  
us . All Rights Reserved. ABSTRACT Five South American UFO incidents are pr 2007 Page #193  
cal composition, the nature of the five fragments presented in this paper i 2007 Page #202  
) as bright as day for a radius of five to ten miles from the aircraft... T 2008 Page #10  
. He didn't think it was more than five or six miles away. Distances and si 2008 Page #11  
 me he thought it was no more than five hundred feet above them. He said it 2008 Page #12  
berdeen Library provided copies of five newspaper articles all related to t 2008 Page #48  
res (kA) and transfers a charge of five coulombs and 500 MJoules. Large bol 2008 Page #77  
nd had disappeared on radar" about five miles from RAF Woodbridge and Bentw 2008 Page #80  
the East Gate with John, they have five different stories to tell It's impo 2008 Page #93  
wing particles and then broke into five separate white objects and then dis 2008 Page #93  
s of seven paragraphs separated by five asterisks. This slide 9 attempts to 2008 Page #106  
above ... " when what is above are five Project names that are even today n 2008 Page #110  
n networks , seven radio stations, five productions houses; five newspapers 2008 Page #143  
stations, five productions houses; five newspapers, 21 magazines including  2008 Page #143  
ept 9, 2003 at age 95. He authored five books: Memoirs with Judith Shoolery 2009 Page #9  
ller, and broke down the QD I into five parts. Each of these parts but one  2009 Page #11  
r of the QD I although some of the five po11ions were not always rejected b 2009 Page #11  
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. This example shows how the first five paragraphs would have to be changed 2009 Page #11  
ey were all olive-skinned , around five feet in height, wearing uniforms an 2009 Page #54  
ey were all olive-skinned , around five feet in height, wearing uniforms an 2009 Page #55  
? And we just stood therefor maybe five to ten, maybe fifteen seconds, and  2009 Page #70  
es allege they observed a total of five other landings in the vicinity; Lot 2009 Page #136  
fled obieels aboLl Inree lo l:::== five mies north rt L.a!1Jn• Peak. ·we wa 2009 Page #144  

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erflights were restricted within a five- mile radius. Armed military guards 2006 Page #82  

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al Medical Center at Bethesda. The five-man naval medical board was 89      2003 Page #93  

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lf or grown upon the object over a five-month period? If the strange substa 2006 Page #192  

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are of distance; but try to get a “fix" 11.8/2003 Special Operations ‘Asrx. 2003 Page #177  
d unconstitutional, then we should fix that problem. Wrapping up, having li 2003 Page #185  
ssion - Is Faking Logical? Why not fix errors in the "fake document to make 2003 Page #210  
ions for the J. Allen Hynek Center fix UFO Studies. Randle and Schmitt cond 2004 Page #136  
n MJ-12 and that the DCI wanted to fix this by consolidating key programs.  2004 Page #254  
ause they most likely are lighting fix cures) shine blue-white beams down o 2007 Page #74  

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rt of the defense establishment 's fixation with practical measures to addr 2009 Page #15  

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h no irises, and they seemed to be fixed on tl1e witnesses. I ts head was d 2005 Page #31  
r her house: one of the places was fixed, but the other was spinning like a 2007 Page #193  
t the object seemed like it was on fixed legs. I walked around the craft an 2008 Page #81  
aphic errors were often left to be fixed on the next draft because erasing  2008 Page #105  
cluded below. All errors have been fixed to improve readability but do not  2008 Page #112  

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dited a man for some type of price fixjng charges but at the time the man r 2007 Page #92  

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f Meow M.ix atop the same lighting fixture craft and offered the consumer " 2007 Page #66  
 its underside, the other lighting fixture, I mean 68 •                     2007 Page #74  

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would remain at that constant. The fixtures were still in place, as were th 2004 Page #51  
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E FLAMING ELLIPSE" tS:~...-; ::t.t:fJ--.:._(._ -. ~-.. : JI.": .. -.~ .. ~) 2009 Page #123  

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•left. C•tOh SJl,lel••• ,_, t•• .. FJI08• •f 1•.l• ,., ... or~1e,a, ... :,  2008 Page #19  

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run') h:1, C ,I g,,·om:l,!;llCIIC' fJlh., ... OJ l'. -2.u,,2 :--.Jl\11111 1 2005 Page #19  

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Rlt...\DET,?R!A, June 13-r Yint rt:fJOrls that ruch rc:.c:irch j (AP)-'Mrs. 2009 Page #182  

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'i'~ e,\ltl"'\~~I \ .. ,:,n--r.,.: fJt.L,.~..,.: .= I 'i -...-,:,j•t,1!.};: 2009 Page #120  

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:lltr.d wlth be· ii Inv u C(!ntrnl fJ{,,1re ir: t!-.e coordln• 1 ~lion ot r 2009 Page #183  

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http://www.archives.gov/research/j fk/select-commi ttee-report /summary .ht 2009 Page #47  

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ttp://www.lib.umich.edu /govdocs/j fkeo/eo/10920 .htm 11 President Truman's 2009 Page #46  

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EiES OMV Septcr.rer 24, 1947. .‘■'(fl T:'"' St.* E''AftT (•’ tr-FFK y Hear  2003 Page #136  
ragari te Qrtaa. I» yrteaartag the fl rtf aye c? y~E? rteaiaa yea artel* aa 2003 Page #215  
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val Conference 28 Nou.22, 1955 ,. ,fl.Jr,., r,o 'I,,,.,,. Ir n,1111' jj i\c 2005 Page #30  
was after dark and this thing came fl) ing across the \·alley and landed on 2005 Page #69  
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GIN BELIEVED TO BE AN UNIDENTIFIED FL Y1NG OBJECT." One MOON DUST case from 2005 Page #142  
t Lear's son, John, is prepared to fl) such a craft. Years ago, Glenn ·Mart 2005 Page #173  
king Stabon, 32 miles SE of Ocala, FL. Restricted arspace. Detailed account 2006 Page #28  
ents infiltrate editorial staff of fl Progresso to monitor its policies. ,  2007 Page #26  
 M. Wood. PhD. AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF FL YING SAUCERS Presented to the Fifth A 2007 Page #42  
-availability! AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF FL YING SAUCERS by A. Vernon Bowen Edite 2007 Page #49  
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icted a glowing, fully articulated fl)~ng saucer as it hovers above a golf  2007 Page #74  
bably some fake email addresses. l fl was doing one l would transplant a hi 2007 Page #87  
                                  "FL YING SAUCERS FOR REAL ! !" 'ULTRA TOP 2007 Page #97  
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F l I I 'ULTRA TOP SECRET USAF JET FL YING WING DISC' (STATIONED AT MacDILL 2007 Page #97  
asked the O.1.C. if these were the Fl)ing Saucers everybody was reporting,  2007 Page #108  
 arcicle together, there was a UFO/Fl ying Saucer sighting wruch occurred r 2007 Page #109  
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indeed projects Moon Dust and Blue Fl). Marilyn and Moon Dust: By far the m 2007 Page #134  
ening, but there is no denying the fl) ing saucers come from another planet 2007 Page #136  
ou ..- fQ t1fi11110C1 ..,..-.,,.:: Fl(~ r. I.OOCl ~1A nu.11 ~•1t.r;t"94"'-. 2007 Page #162  
ember hearing that an unidentified fl)~ng object had landed in the SancLia  2007 Page #167  
lll"C'-""t',.. (~lV ... u vv. lh.y fl."ll .• hl·l\,,q,•("r ""'\dn't ~•:/~~o 2007 Page #176  
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THAT MOMENT? We stood there in awe fl)1ing to -you know, is it a signal? Is 2009 Page #70  
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7 alludes to this possibility: 172 FL YfNG DISCS -The Bureau, at the reques 2009 Page #178  

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EM WDUlfT 11:..1.111~ .'Tlili.CUW~ fl'l,.~Sf~ltS Of N,,; A:JUJ,A:I~ s.;:,o  2009 Page #127  

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ruo CI.Ai0/10 AANOS ~ ~ELY GLOWIHG fl's.$, ""° c:o,.L0 LGl'IP A'AZJ1'61.Y H 2009 Page #118  

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res. Oldla they saw rolling vas la fl4t art.tficial sotoilito wohten alread 2004 Page #20  

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,1111' jj i\cw Air Dre:un-l'lam· ~ Fl_,·iu;! 0111,idc (;r:n·i1~- t_··· .. , 2005 Page #30  

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bly right. •Hdre's the .se 'tbld t flab- bergasted Mirror reporter: Seems h 2006 Page #44  

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k and forth to us and they were as flabbergasted as we were about the speed 2006 Page #139  
lly visually seeing things. NORAD "Flabbergasted" Dennis: "There were sever 2006 Page #146  
 WAS BEING SAID? Well, we were all flabbergasted. But when we saw them star 2006 Page #146  
k and forth to us and they were as flabbergasted as we were about the speed 2006 Page #147  

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each kind. This table raised a red flag in some quarters because it identif 2003 Page #176  
ance of living EBEs, an officer of Flag rank is often summoned to supervise 2004 Page #170  
where preliminary, but officers of flag rank make well-documented examinati 2004 Page #171  
ase against Reich in 1947. The red flag that alerted them to the danger Rei 2005 Page #93  
e pilot, consisting of an American flag on a pole supported by a rock cairn 2006 Page #83  
eles Times, Marvel remarked on the flag and displayed a large aircraft comp 2006 Page #83  
 Norfolk in January 1943 under the flag of Rear Admiral Alva D. Bernhard. T 2006 Page #161  

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hts were on." DISSOLVE TO PAN FROM FLAGPOLE TO DRES BUILDINGS Steve was sur 2005 Page #66  

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aatl — lx Obgrru So are iirirwi af flail — says 1 sMak — aaald deal site tt 2003 Page #221  

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n secure a copy of The Einstein .A.flair from the Wilhelm Reich Museum book 2005 Page #93  

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tallic, "like sequins or the metal flake makeup that ladies sometimes wear. 2007 Page #130  

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rial were very thin, black, spongy flakes from the Bismuth interlayers. Thi 2003 Page #114  
 comparing the mass of the Bismuth flakes left in the solution with the tot 2003 Page #114  
man who gave them a Kellogg's Corn Flakes box filled with the substances le 2009 Page #31  

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m unaware of any actual reports of flame or fire at the location where the  2003 Page #53  
e of hydrogen is to apply a simple flame test, familiar to most students ta 2003 Page #114  
chemistry. If the application of a flame over the reaction vessel produces  2003 Page #114  
rder to collect enough gas for the flame test, the reaction rate was increa 2003 Page #114  
release, the cap was removed and a flame applied over the open end of the f 2003 Page #114  
 who were called like moths to the flame that Paul Bennewitz had lighted we 2003 Page #148  
 when subjected to the 2000-degree flame from an oxy-acetylene torch for up 2005 Page #158  
r September 12, 1952, "A brilliant flame—apparently a meteor—flashed across 2006 Page #89  
he New York Times" headline read, "FLAME OVER WASHINGTON - Brilliant Streak 2006 Page #95  
f my investigations were that the "FLAME OVER WASHINGTON" actually flew ove 2006 Page #97  
the eastern United States was the "Flame Over Washington." It passed over t 2006 Page #98  
ploded." But there was no smoke or flame - only disintegration. Within hour 2006 Page #143  
 glanced up and saw a yellow-white flame going west, heard a series of loud 2008 Page #11  
n added that there was no smoke or flame and that his leader's MIG-21 had s 2008 Page #29  
anding lights," and "fie,y exhaust flame from a stack 4- 5 inches across. " 2008 Page #54  

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as engulfed in a vapor. There were flames of various colors around the rear 2003 Page #58  
s. In 1914, the Balkans erupted in flames, and over the next four years Wor 2005 Page #88  
ere was one area ,vhere there were flames, where you could see the smoke co 2007 Page #125  
is 1990 Mercury Marquis burst into flames in his driveway while the car was 2007 Page #129  
d, when we saw the disc explode in flames. It disintegrated into thousands  2007 Page #194  
same time the cloud began emitting flames of uncertain shapes. All villager 2008 Page #98  
he box and its contents went up in flames, along with the two airmen, when  2009 Page #31  

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ds no results. "Helicopter exhaust flame·· promoted as explanation. Confirm 2008 Page #48  

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s. The FAA now speculates that the flaming object may have been a meteor, o 2003 Page #53  
acts, why are we still flying that flaming torch called the STS? \Vas Proje 2005 Page #173  
nia on Saturday morning told about flaming objects that flew across West Vi 2006 Page #94  
etts "Springfield News" reported, "Flaming Object Seen at Capital." It was  2006 Page #95  
o fly on a western trajectory. The flaming object traveled about 206 miles  2006 Page #97  
es later. I also tracked two other flaming objects that passed over the eas 2006 Page #97  
ing vessel reporting that "a large flaming object throwing sparks landed in 2006 Page #184  
newspaper wrote that a "tremendous flaming sword flashed across the Las Veg 2008 Page #8  
 feet above them. He said it was a flaming object and he thought he could s 2008 Page #12  
lic curiosity about the mysterious flaming object that crossed over most of 2008 Page #55  
                              'THE FLAMING ELLIPSE" tS:~...-; ::t.t:fJ--.:. 2009 Page #123  

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 to collect information on the UFO flap with particular attention paid to r 2003 Page #42  
eople know was involved in the big flap of UFO sightings in Michigan in the 2003 Page #195  
re were hoaxes associated with the flap. In the 1960s, an aging railroad te 2004 Page #28  
 • Yakovlev • Ilyushin Tsarist UFO Flap of 1892 • March 12 to April 1 1892  2004 Page #165  
stion had been inspired by a major flap of sighting that was taking place i 2004 Page #176  
n Gerald Ford. In 1965, Ford had a flap of UFO sightings take place in his  2004 Page #177  
 in their town during a full-scale flap. On that early summer night, a grou 2006 Page #89  
er Washington D.C. during the "big flap" of 1952. Furthermore, I discovered 2006 Page #96  
ad reported extensively on the UFO flap over Fyffe, Alabama, and a local po 2006 Page #201  

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s for flying macrunes imfrated the flapping\\ ings of birds to obtain ljft. 2005 Page #163  

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ere paying close attention to the "flaps" over spherical discs reported in  2005 Page #118  

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t that of a parachute illumination flare."35 4:55 AM: Seattle Coast Guard a 2006 Page #185  

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he shoulder area to the bottom and flared out. 90                           2006 Page #93  

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headline, "Brilliant Red Explosion Flares in Las Vegas Sky.'' That article  2008 Page #8  
 fired into the air one of several flares supposedly given to him by his al 2009 Page #54  

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scream and a blinding green-yellow flash the rockets thudded into the earth 2003 Page #14  
ordon History "A mysterious orange flash in the sky has sent a great many p 2003 Page #53  
 east of Kisawa observed an orange flash on the horizon. He described the p 2004 Page #5  
al residents described "a blinding flash of light" followed by a tremendous 2004 Page #67  
aphic 4 x 5 camera with a "peanut" flash—two of the General and two of the  2004 Page #227  
 of the shadows as a result of the flash, the way in which the camera was h 2004 Page #234  
it was not made like if they had a flash flood come down the side of this v 2005 Page #71  
ng a cup of hot chocolate when the flash, the sustained roar and the heat w 2005 Page #153  
her peeked through the door at the flash of light, she sustained permanent  2005 Page #153  
 behind a ridge. Hoyt saw a bright flash, followed shortly by the sound of  2006 Page #71  
ily Mail" reported, "Fiery Objects Flash Across Sky In W. Va., - Many From  2006 Page #94  
ts said "they saw meteoric objects flash by their planes while aloft" and r 2006 Page #94  
 screen that was unknown, it would flash X. 149                             2006 Page #152  
ence WHEN IT WAS UNKNOWN, IT WOULD FLASH X? Yes. So, if the tech was to put 2006 Page #153  
t what you are seeing is where the flash took the photograph of what you se 2006 Page #159  
, when a giant explosion created a flash seen over El Paso Texas and a shoc 2007 Page #130  
r." Many people described seeing a flash in the sky followed by smoke. Ex-m 2007 Page #130  
on November 30 a mysterious bright flash in the sky was reported simultaneo 2007 Page #133  
t wouldn't have made such a bright flash in the daytime." "In the first new 2007 Page #133  
etimes known as the South Atlantic Flash, the Vela Incident is a still-unre 2007 Page #142  
event that centered upon a strange flash of light detected by a United Stat 2007 Page #142  
ber 22, 1979 that the unidentified flash was detected bv the aforementioned 2007 Page #143  
 detected a characteristic "double flash"; a ven-fast and very bright flash 2007 Page #143  
flash"; a ven-fast and very bright flash, foUowed by a longer and less-brig 2007 Page #143  
e pictures were taken indoors with flash or outdoors with sunlight. This i  2007 Page #199  
d sixty to seventy miles high. The flash was so bright that people in Kansa 2008 Page #13  
 Nevada who also said they saw the flash. Kadesh thought that people on the 2008 Page #13  
e local FAA control tower, saw the flash and told reporters that it was a b 2008 Page #13  
as, and disappearing in a blinding flash east of Las Vegas over Mesquite ,  2008 Page #15  
of Las Vegas, Nevada in a blinding flash. An Air Force Defense Command aler 2008 Page #16  
deen, observed a very bright green flash pass overhead. He reported his sig 2008 Page #49  

Word: "flash-fire", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rvive was that he knew he was in a flash-fire and it was going to go up ove 2007 Page #125  

Word: "flash-over", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d that my dad had been a part of a flash-over where the fire skipped over h 2007 Page #122  
tten underneath the tractor as tbe flash-over occurred . His hair was aLI b 2007 Page #122  

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

tside his home in Maine, something flashed by at great speed, its behavior  2005 Page #95  
rect drawing, it faded, came back, flashed, pulsated, and wobbled while mov 2005 Page #96  
rilliant flame—apparently a meteor—flashed across the sky near the nation's 2006 Page #89  
 up to reconnoiter and alerts were flashed to air centers in New England an 2006 Page #168  
 we have a solid UFO sighting that flashed as brightly as the fireball that 2006 Page #183  
f April 18, 1962, something bright flashed over part of the United States l 2008 Page #7  
e that a "tremendous flaming sword flashed across the Las Vegas skies last  2008 Page #8  
orking their farms when the object flashed overhead. Memmott told me that h 2008 Page #11  
rough Utah on the night the object flashed over. He said it was a glowing,  2008 Page #14  
d; when Todd came downstairs, both flashed identification cards that reveal 2008 Page #30  

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

Kecksburg Incident emitting bright flashes of colors, "like electricity." H 2003 Page #69  
ay for sure if they were sparks or flashes from the sunljght. It rose again 2007 Page #196  

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

 called "Meteor Road" and observed flashing blue lights down in the woods b 2003 Page #60  
 were four, sometimes five lights, flashing sequentially -first from one en 2004 Page #34  
d seen coming down out of the sky, flashing on and off. Werbicki asked the  2004 Page #36  
lights coming down out of the sky, flashing in sequence, and looked like th 2004 Page #36  
me Werbicki had heard about those "flashing lights in a line" and for the f 2004 Page #36  
traight line, red/orange in color, flashing on and off and pointing downwar 2004 Page #36  
rs that flew by with its red light flashing. Something was going on for sur 2004 Page #37  
ext day, two bright, pulsating and flashing UFOs were seen low in the easte 2005 Page #100  
 to put the box over an X that was flashing and punch up the information fo 2006 Page #153  
' He goes, 'I don't know. They are flashing.' So, I put the radar square on 2006 Page #154  
ot really scared because they were flashing different colors, different. I  2006 Page #154  
e above the blue one and they were flashing on and off Because I never saw  2008 Page #79  

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

alked down towards the area with a flashlight. He was somewhat familiar wit 2003 Page #60  

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

he woods with a Geiger counter and flashlights. When they came out of the w 2003 Page #59  
t was dark, the searchers had only flashlights, and he was unfamiliar with  2003 Page #63  
stigate a disturbance." With their flashlights and radios failing, they mad 2004 Page #47  
ar old Eugene Lemon, grabbed their flashlights and escorted four of the cur 2006 Page #90  
nd the Lemon boy then turned their flashlights on and directed the beams in 2006 Page #90  

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

aced in a 50 milliliter Erlenmeyer flask containing 20 ml of 4% acetic acid 2003 Page #114  
formation occurred. The top of the flask was then sealed with a double laye 2003 Page #114  
e applied over the open end of the flask. The result was a very loud, activ 2003 Page #114  
 loud, active explosion inside the flask and at the opening. The End Produc 2003 Page #114  
 clear as when first placed in the flask. The only other visible material w 2003 Page #114  

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

le reportedly saw a large military flat bed tractor trailer truck carrying  2003 Page #56  
 G. The area around here is pretty flat, it's a military and it has been fo 2004 Page #53  
 deep ruts, object placed in large flat semi with tarp. Source helped load  2004 Page #116  
 cleaned up site, bulldozed crater flat, no media coverage. • 2. Report 26, 2004 Page #118  
few personnel.) In any case, large flat trailers have been often reported a 2004 Page #129  
ed August 1988 electrocuted in his flat after narrowly missing death the da 2004 Page #211  
hat. The Speed Graphic camera used flat sheet 4 x 5 film held in a double-s 2004 Page #234  
.1i.t.e of " shCC't of mf"tal or a flat mAM of "'il"MI connected with one p 2005 Page #17  
walls against which are piled some flat boards. •                           2005 Page #58  
 His description of the craft was "flat on top and bottom and appearing fro 2005 Page #74  
te in order that we may drive in a flat bed truck to recover one of our exp 2005 Page #156  
tonio. NM Crash Retrieval Once the flat bed was in place, the soldiers used 2005 Page #157  
ifted the Lightweight craft onto a flat bed truck. Men went ahead and scout 2005 Page #165  
the right, and entered an inverted flat spin at 30,000 feet. After making s 2006 Page #74  
ch an effort would be difficult on flat, loamy ground. In a rugged canyon w 2006 Page #85  
arge helmet was covered by a clear flat glass- looking windowpane. What was 2006 Page #94  
met with professed ignorance and a flat refusal of any cooperation. "By 210 2006 Page #134  
from the crash sites and loaded on flat bed trucks. Later flights confirmed 2006 Page #134  
was waning, we visited Frenchman's Flat where the first above-ground nuclea 2006 Page #199  
 all of the tires ·were completely flat down to their wheel rims. The Maste 2007 Page #95  
ease photos of these aircraft with flat tires and at lease one sagging land 2007 Page #95  
which may also have been used as a flat armored glass windscreen. The stand 2007 Page #100  
ll of the tires on this craft were flat, Jack noted that they did not appea 2007 Page #105  
ing the extreme heat (similar to a flat rock when thrO\\ n across a body of 2007 Page #109  
nt over to see two big trucks with flat bed trailers side by side. 1t had t 2007 Page #128  
graph, in the background is a long flat ridge on the horizon south of the M 2007 Page #162  
r that they believed the craft was flat, 'like viewing a coin on end,' and  2007 Page #165  
OR THAT DISC TO BE LOOKING TOTALLY FLAT .Al"'\ID HORIZONTAL TO YOU, HOW WOU 2007 Page #170  

Word: "flat-topped", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

oad. The object then passed over a flat-topped mountain located on the back 2006 Page #89  

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

fman states that he saw a military flatbed tractor-trailer truck carrying s 2003 Page #60  
 attention was drawn to a military flatbed tractor-trailer truck which was  2003 Page #61  
. on December 10, 1965, a military flatbed tractor-trailer truck carrying a 2003 Page #61  
y. That witness said that he saw a flatbed trailer with an object shaped li 2003 Page #61  
me across two military olive green flatbed tractortrailer trucks. He stood  2003 Page #71  
 of a flying apparatus onto a huge flatbed truck and 1 Bom On tbe Edge of G 2005 Page #153  
ill Air Force Base, Utah, supplied flatbed trucks, a crane, and other equip 2006 Page #74  
th blowtorches and loaded onto the flatbed trucks along with the tails and  2006 Page #75  
e straps holding the object on the flatbed truck, then attached them to a c 2006 Page #135  

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

road and soldiers prepared for the flatbed's arrival.2 Before the road was  2005 Page #156  

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

 roads □ Complete craft —RED TEAM, flatbeds, camouflaged .? EBEs —contamina 2003 Page #175  

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

m l\fartin, who is also founder of Flatland 13ooks. 1 am also indebted to R 2005 Page #88  

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

crash. "It's all a hoax," she said flatly. "I have talked to people who wer 2004 Page #28  

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

 of these tests was at Frenchman's Flats at the southern end of the Nevada  2005 Page #168  
to 1965 at what he called "Jackass Flats," or Area 51, beneath the dry Groo 2006 Page #151  
e that radar techs called 'Jackass Flats.' Jackass Flats was Area 51. I gre 2006 Page #152  
hs called 'Jackass Flats.' Jackass Flats was Area 51. I grew up thinking it 2006 Page #152  
grew up thinking it was at Jackass Flats. They called it Jackass Flats beca 2006 Page #152  
kass Flats. They called it Jackass Flats because only a jackass would belie 2006 Page #152  
ne was a direct connect to Jackass Flats. This direct connect, when they ca 2006 Page #154  
d that radar to sweep over Jackass Flats. Government radars — especially at 2006 Page #154  
was used and taken back to Jackass Flats. There's no doubt in my mind about 2006 Page #155  
uipment that came was from Jackass Flats. It's all 152                      2006 Page #155  
every single car came from Jackass Flats." U.S. Navy Chief Yeoman Describes 2006 Page #156  

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

9 Dozer on it and it would kind of flatten out, the low bed trailer, you kn 2007 Page #126  
ave never seen anything completely flatten out the deck of a low-bed. Usual 2007 Page #126  

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

oud samples. Railroad tank car was flattened and blown quarter of a mile fr 2005 Page #49  
 a huge, SO-kilometer-wide area of flattened and burnt trees. Over the cour 2008 Page #99  

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

 white disc. The kids saw a large, flattened-egg-shaped object in the sky,  2007 Page #166  

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

 unavoidably outruscanced is not a flattering situation for military pride. 2005 Page #95  

Word: "flatwoods", 61 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 way, it is a great book about the Flatwoods monster, which probably turned 2004 Page #130  
                               The Flatwoods Monster Incident - The Night T 2006 Page #89  
15 years, it was the story of the "Flatwoods Monster." On September 12, 195 2006 Page #89  
tember 12, 1952, the small town of Flatwoods located in Braxton County, Wes 2006 Page #89  
re playing sandlot football on the Flatwoods Elementary School playground w 2006 Page #89  
                               The Flatwoods Monster Incident The excited b 2006 Page #90  
 made worldwide headlines and the "Flatwoods Monster" story was broadcasted 2006 Page #90  
t in depth investigation into the "Flatwoods Monster" incident in history.  2006 Page #90  
ip through the mountains to nearby Flatwoods. Upon reaching the Flatwoods t 2006 Page #90  
earby Flatwoods. Upon reaching the Flatwoods town limits, I saw a large woo 2006 Page #90  
trieval Conference After I saw the Flatwoods welcome sign, I had hopes of t 2006 Page #91  
 I was dead wrong. I walked around Flatwoods and eventually spoke to a few  2006 Page #91  
 that is what they told me. I left Flatwoods very disappointed and returned 2006 Page #91  
it?" I then began to research the "Flatwoods Monster" incident on a histori 2006 Page #91  
 on, it was called "The Phantom of Flatwoods" and the "Braxton Monster," th 2006 Page #91  
"Braxton Monster," then later the "Flatwoods Monster" and the "Braxton Coun 2006 Page #91  
large poster-sized drawing of the "Flatwoods Monster." One week after the i 2006 Page #91  
cil illustration of the so-called "Flatwoods Monster" from her description. 2006 Page #91  
 more intently and discovered the "Flatwoods Monster" was not just some loc 2006 Page #91  
 trip to Braxton County, I visited Flatwoods and several neighboring towns, 2006 Page #91  
                               The Flatwoods Monster Incident I started spe 2006 Page #92  
ysterious than the mystery of the "Flatwoods Monster" incident itself. Afte 2006 Page #92  
lly season Halloween story on the "Flatwoods Monster" for the millionth tim 2006 Page #92  
he locals in Gassaway, Sutton, and Flatwoods who began to help me. In Flatw 2006 Page #92  
Flatwoods who began to help me. In Flatwoods, they told me that their town  2006 Page #92  
ore than 10,000 people had visited Flatwoods in those first few weeks. The  2006 Page #92  
ods in those first few weeks. The "Flatwoods Monster" story had grown overn 2006 Page #92  
 Braxton County. The telephones in Flatwoods were still run by a local swit 2006 Page #92  
io and hanging out in front of the Flatwoods General Store on weekends were 2006 Page #92  
eral store was the place to be. In Flatwoods, people got around by walking  2006 Page #92  
to bed. In 1952, the small town of Flatwoods was a quiet place and definite 2006 Page #92  
Retrieval Conference In 1952, when Flatwoods was the focus of the world, th 2006 Page #93  
 group just to get attention. Some Flatwoods residents I spoke to felt that 2006 Page #93  
n May. At the time, she lived near Flatwoods in the town of Gassaway. When  2006 Page #93  
m described the appearance of the "Flatwoods Monster" in explicit detail an 2006 Page #93  
                               The Flatwoods Monster Incident The top shoul 2006 Page #94  
f Saturday September 13, 1952. The Flatwoods Monster story did not reach th 2006 Page #94  
 Boys Spot Appalling Creature Near Flatwoods, Link It To Fiery Objects In S 2006 Page #95  
 learned that during the time when Flatwoods was being overrun by thousands 2006 Page #95  
vitt took me to the Fisher Farm in Flatwoods where the incident occurred. D 2006 Page #95  
revealed that on the night of the "Flatwoods Monster" incident, he received 2006 Page #95  
tigate an alleged plane crash near Flatwoods and look for survivors. He was 2006 Page #95  
ty troops also went to the farm in Flatwoods and gathered several specimen  2006 Page #95  
                               The Flatwoods Monster Incident saucer scare. 2006 Page #96  
UFO events on September 12 and the Flatwoods Monster case. There was also a 2006 Page #96  
locity: 27 miles per second." The "Flatwoods Monster" incident was heavily  2006 Page #96  
area meteor of 12 Sep landing near Flatwoods, W. Va. Have confirmation of a 2006 Page #96  
3 document also stated, "Location: Flatwoods, West Virginia" as well as the 2006 Page #96  
t allegedly made its "landing near Flatwoods." The actual velocity of the m 2006 Page #96  
 said to be "27 miles per second." Flatwoods, WV is located 206 miles west  2006 Page #96  
second," it would have reached the Flatwoods area in about 7-8 seconds. Sho 2006 Page #96  
 an Air Force spokesman about the "Flatwoods Monster" incident. Chop told h 2006 Page #96  
 due west where it crash-landed in Flatwoods, West Virginia about 30 minute 2006 Page #97  
                               The Flatwoods Monster Incident the eastern U 2006 Page #98  
y research, it was clear that the "Flatwoods Monster" incident was definite 2006 Page #98  
ng for more information about the "Flatwoods Monster." I found several more 2006 Page #98  
e first Braxton County reporter in Flatwoods shortly after the incident occ 2006 Page #98  
ch he was involved concerning the "Flatwoods Monster" incident. Stewart was 2006 Page #98  
n September 12 shortly before the "Flatwoods Monster" incident. For several 2006 Page #99  
                               The Flatwoods Monster Incident relationship  2006 Page #100  
 and my ongoing research into the "Flatwoods Monster" incident. I will also 2006 Page #100  

Word: "flatwoods-home", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ign that was engraved, 'WELCOME TO FLATWOODS-HOME OF THE GREEN MONSTER." I  2006 Page #90  

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

 arawn to the article on "Illyixig flaupers" nIrewrilr in the fittirl rnblt 2004 Page #25  

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

oved to try to give the audience a flavor of the nature of the typical ones 2004 Page #115  
ss. This dovetails with the entire flavor of the "1" Annual Report," where  2004 Page #119  
 A Pore, Y2K Yakisoba (spiced pork flavor)." We can onl) guess at the origi 2007 Page #66  

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

ose book UFO Crash at Aztec, while flawed in many respects, was at least a  2004 Page #224  
e highly controversial, and deeply flawed, Patriot Act has brought some of  2008 Page #26  
continue to fund are fundamentally flawed and don't lead to the best possib 2008 Page #144  
t of those areas are fundamentally flawed and they don't lead to the best s 2008 Page #144  

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

s at Edwards were human types with flaxen hair and pale blue eyes. Charlie' 2005 Page #164  

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

lVin1fIltA3 in Spa sh 21)0 Gil? 12 flay 'it fl .11sat3 batrbos Aires. 12 it 2004 Page #20  
COsAlttti roc•rpt, tcsoos Alra. lt flay—The Interior kinistry no Ave person 2004 Page #20  

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

11 :..r tllC')" t..'l• ,'.'l:tft,).flC, 7.l.1t 1· . .:1:1 ! c,v;ar ,..._.._ 2008 Page #57  

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

 retired CIA counterintcll19once o!flcor who worltcd fer Jim Anqolton froa  2008 Page #120  

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

on , ... ·rn po n ~ I.rt rl.t~d ~1 flcr A 111crtea 11 ,111 obscure Ptll!I f 2009 Page #181  

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

ore of the little burned paper has flecked off. There is a note in pencil t 2008 Page #109  

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

before stood on the spot. Some men fled but the majority stood their ground 2004 Page #48  
y and the group of frightened boys fled down the path screaming in terror a 2006 Page #90  

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

he Paradigm laugh and point at our fledgling efforts. The Defenders are qui 2006 Page #182  
rtually guaranteed success for the fledgling Nazi Party. And it was the sam 2008 Page #126  
 she was offered a position in the fledgling US Space Program, but her husb 2009 Page #93  

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

 will be rampant, with many people fleeing population centers. - Up to the  2006 Page #68  
 will be rampant, with many people fleeing population centers. Anti-governm 2006 Page #69  

Word: "fleet", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s in the other boats in the little fleet heard this as well. RCAF Squadron  2004 Page #40  
alifax, the RCC had put the Navy's Fleet Diving Unit on notice that they we 2004 Page #41  
 Subdivision. Four Divers from the Fleet Diving Unit, stationed on the "HMS 2004 Page #41  
rton served as both Admiral of the Fleet (highest ranking officer in the Br 2004 Page #53  
mander, Naval A.ir Force, Atlantic Fleet. He was certainly in a position to 2005 Page #130  
 to a sizable population center. A fleet of search aircraft was dispatched  2006 Page #74  
y, the late British Admiral of the Fleet, Lord Hill-Norton, who had a perso 2006 Page #133  
ANT (Commander Air Force, Atlantic Fleet (AIRLANT). [Editor's Note: COMNAVA 2006 Page #161  
ions: Commander Carriers, Atlantic Fleet; Carrier Replacement Squadron, Atl 2006 Page #161  
ier Replacement Squadron, Atlantic Fleet; and Fleet Air Wings, Atlantic. A  2006 Page #161  
ment Squadron, Atlantic Fleet; and Fleet Air Wings, Atlantic. A similar reo 2006 Page #161  
part, Commander Air Force, Pacific Fleet, three months earlier.] I worked f 2006 Page #161  
However, I can speculate that if a fleet of saucers had traveled over the n 2006 Page #179  

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

 sanity? Merucal researcher Ludwik Flek notes in rus 1979 book, The Genesis 2005 Page #103  

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

, 1977 An ear, an eve, a circle of flesh around the eye, half the jaw flesh 2004 Page #76  
flesh around the eye, half the jaw flesh, the tongue removed in a vertical  2004 Page #76  
d bodies recovered, suits fused to flesh: shipped by rail, camouflaged, "ro 2004 Page #112  
ling with rubber and latex and not flesh and blood. Again, our research has 2005 Page #149  
e [sic]. lr would also behave like flesh, as it can be tinted to whatever c 2005 Page #149  
anslucent quality of real skin and flesh. There are many materials a,·ailab 2005 Page #149  

Word: "flesh-eating", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 and at least two later died of a "flesh-eating virus-kind of like Ebola."  2008 Page #37  

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

e Joint Chiefs.12 According to Col Fletcher Prouty, they were Kennedy's mai 2009 Page #38  
Kennedy's removal from office. Col Fletcher Prouty, in his well documented  2009 Page #45  
ives/Reference +Desk/NSAMs .htm 13 Fletcher Prouty, The Secret Team: The CI 2009 Page #46  
ommi ttee-report /summary .html 42 Fletcher Prouty, JFK: The CIA, Vietnam a 2009 Page #47  

Word: "flew", 61 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 circling saucers broke formation, flew down, touched the other one and bec 2003 Page #41  
he Archuleta Mesa near Dulce. They flew him out of Kirtland and, talking ov 2003 Page #150  
. It was also the base where Nixon flew in on his 92 trips to the southern  2003 Page #195  
since his flight logs show that he flew to New Mexico from July 7th to 11th 2003 Page #208  
lant. On $ July, Twining and staff flew la W3?0 to inspect pieces of craft  2003 Page #234  
hat was the "silent aircraft" that flew over the crash site displaying thre 2004 Page #11  
x years before the Wright brothers flew at Kitty Hawk, NJ, six years before 2004 Page #32  
s based on reality, a reality that flew over America in the late 1800s. 30  2004 Page #33  
of one of the RCMP's cruisers that flew by with its red light flashing. Som 2004 Page #37  
is men's reactions as the unknowns flew overhead, irregularly shooting down 2004 Page #47  
rienced a total gyroscope failure, flew 180 degrees off course and crashed  2004 Page #68  
ment that any metallic object that flew through that trio of radar sites wh 2004 Page #71  
on count was recorded as the plane flew over the site. Neutron count droppe 2004 Page #81  
ron count dropped off as the plane flew a considerable distance from the si 2004 Page #81  
nce (Part 1) In July of 1952, UFOs flew over the U.S. capitol on two separa 2004 Page #102  
 feet in diameter. A glowing chunk flew off and the pilot saw it glowing al 2004 Page #102  
 a gouge in the ground and that he flew over it soon after the incident to  2004 Page #143  
rnoon the Governor of Pennsylvania flew to the ranch to meet with Johnson.  2004 Page #177  
nute. Twelve Air Force planes over flew the base camp and their contrails ( 2005 Page #100  
red. At 5:30 PM, four B-56 bombers flew i.n low over the area. Reich felt t 2005 Page #100  
before the \X/right brothers first flew at Kitty Hawk, NC. It should be not 2005 Page #120  
ol the vectoring of the craft. Dan flew one of these craft using a speciall 2005 Page #174  
ntic on a 747 is today. I recently flew nonstop from Newark, New Jersey, to 2006 Page #6  
 cloud formations, they turned and flew southwest, back toward Area 51. 70  2006 Page #73  
ompletion of the mission the D-21B flew to friendly territory and jettisone 2006 Page #78  
n approaching Air Force helicopter flew in over Cherry Creek Summit and dro 2006 Page #79  
r of the afternoon, the helicopter flew back and forth between the crash si 2006 Page #79  
sts, Lockheed test pilot Skip Holm flew the first flight of Article 792 on  2006 Page #81  
 from KERO-TV in Bakersfield. They flew in by helicopter on 8 August; a day 2006 Page #83  
ng told about flaming objects that flew across West Virginia on Friday nigh 2006 Page #94  
 several questionable objects that flew over a total of eleven states. The  2006 Page #97  
e "FLAME OVER WASHINGTON" actually flew over the Capitol on a western headi 2006 Page #97  
m the east coast. The first object flew on a southwest trajectory toward Te 2006 Page #97  
ard Tennessee. The object actually flew more than 100 miles through the res 2006 Page #97  
direction. The second fiery object flew on a northwest course heading towar 2006 Page #97  
ginia. The third fiery object that flew over 94                             2006 Page #97  
ose who saw them recalled how they flew through the night sky baying as tho 2006 Page #119  
F station at Valley, Anglesey, who flew two aircraft to conduct a detailed  2006 Page #120  
ed States Navy or Marine — whoever flew those jets from Boca Chica Naval Ai 2006 Page #148  
un-Ichi Yaoi chartered a plane and flew, with Col. Willingham, to the locat 2006 Page #177  
a small civil air patrol plane and flew to the border area where they thoug 2006 Page #177  
hen the object hovered and then it flew away very fast). The first object w 2006 Page #179  
, Florida. And perhaps one of them flew somewhat erratically over Texas and 2006 Page #179  
h Seminars During November, 1992 I flew with Robert Bigelow to Los Angeles  2006 Page #198  
e: The specific USAF squadron that flew chase for these discs carried the u 2007 Page #99  
ere so advanced, that in 1944 they flew a six engine long range bomber unde 2007 Page #111  
by a motorcycle, as if motorcycles flew, they then changed the story to the 2007 Page #130  
e Air Force, Intelligence officers flew to the scene from Maxwell Air Force 2007 Page #133  
of the Rio Grande River, the bogey flew over one of Northeast Mexico's most 2007 Page #185  
the order was given. The Americans flew south along the Rio Grande River to 2007 Page #187  
wavering motion and, suddenly , it flew co the southwest at an astorusrung  2007 Page #196  
und to take a better look. The UFO flew towards the mountain 'La Cuesta del 2007 Page #200  
veled from Nephi toward Eureka, it flew over Bob Robinson and Floyd Evans.  2008 Page #12  
heard the roar of the object as it flew over. The interior of the house I i 2008 Page #13  
ni also told me that as the object flew over, the lights outside went out b 2008 Page #13  
where it turned to the southeast , flew on toward Las Vegas where there wer 2008 Page #16  
e also knew all of the rumors that flew around the communities of Westport  2008 Page #43  
ugi air base in Japan out of which flew the U2 spy plane. After Oswald's de 2009 Page #34  
tered and said that, "Last night I flew in from New Mexico with bodies and  2009 Page #90  
ss about forty feet below. It then flew off, only to return a few minutes l 2009 Page #135  
ss." When the initial disc finally flew away it left some sort of platform  2009 Page #136  

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

you know because they were made to flex. These were two trucks side by side 2007 Page #126  

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

ilar to glass rods except they are flexible and have a plastic cladding wra 2005 Page #11  
gle turn at about 140 mph • Highly flexible — possibly shape shifting to so 2006 Page #30  
curl. Protein molecules are fairly flexible and can adopt a number of subtl 2006 Page #114  
ng, will be smaller, cheaper, more flexible , and more suited for other mis 2009 Page #22  

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

 TUR!IED RED OIi UIIDERSIDE BEroHE FlfiilG JA., . .!~ rn+ f1Ni,....,.o. lHr 2009 Page #111  

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

 HIS CDMPU\'Ut IHC.UJOEO 1,617 FOP.flGH (NOM•Us.J'I l uroRTS.Of WHICH FULLY 2009 Page #106  

Word: "flgl\1ent", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

erate conflict THE AVIARY: • WAS A flGl\1ENT OF MOORE'S ll\1AGINAT ION • WA 2008 Page #148  

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ing warmest a petition with 37.005 flgnattres. The gre :az/ of thousands of 2004 Page #20  

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lfyattas ta sapyort or to offUrial flhfwsss yrs^waa whlsh 4a as* iWot to aM 2003 Page #223  

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nuals of the era, it has the same: fli Title page format S3 U.S. Govt, prin 2003 Page #182  

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ins with the RAF in Canada to be a flier, but the armistice precludes his s 2003 Page #85  
tos •East lm.lian •Moved out after flier distrihutel •Computer h,,ckground  2009 Page #198  

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

the Navy, Captain George M. Raines flies to Hobe Sound; Raines is Chief of  2003 Page #90  
orrestal's psychiatrist of record, flies back to his clinic in the Midwest, 2003 Page #90  
ody is traveling. Of course nobody flies from Newark to Hong Kong because t 2006 Page #11  
t seen coming out of Lake Ontario, flies erratically south towards Lockport 2006 Page #29  
s, Nevada (About 250 miles as crow flies from Area 51 to Cedar Breaks Radar 2006 Page #150  
 Utah, about 250 miles as the crow flies from Nellis AFB and Area 51. Paul' 2006 Page #151  
large, however, Maury Island often flies under the radar of UFO historians. 2009 Page #33  
ase (AB), Reinland-Pfalz, Germany, flies on December 17, 2002, over the Ram 2009 Page #72  

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

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

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riting in the German magazine "Der Fliger," Dr. Waldemar Beck says that a f 2004 Page #12  

Word: "flight", 146 instance(s) (Back to Top)

was a large contingency of British flight instructors working through a pri 2003 Page #33  
hter aircraft to investigate. Wing Flight Leader Captain Thomas Mantell, an 2003 Page #88  
s accompanies the Secretary on the flight from Florida to Maryland. During  2003 Page #90  
lecularly aligned and strengthened flight suits and hand imprinted control  2003 Page #102  
olliers references on manned space flight by von Braun, pre-1954 Wernher vo 2003 Page #182  
er that directs in the president's flight is known as "bluegrass tower." In 2003 Page #194  
ter he had already left, since his flight logs show that he flew to New Mex 2003 Page #208  
t. SGEL antennas had locked onto a flight of three objocts on 3 July and lo 2003 Page #233  
s and clothed with a tight fitting flight suit that appears to be fire proo 2003 Page #236  
reported east-to-west direction of flight for the UFO, specific observation 2004 Page #6  
Bob Barry confirmed that the C-130 flight took place and that he was aboard 2004 Page #10  
edit. The first recorded dirigible flight in the United States was in 1904  2004 Page #28  
 had decided to take it for a test flight. "About two weeks ago, I started  2004 Page #32  
 81' Security Police Specialist, D Flight, the same Flight Larry was assign 2004 Page #49  
ice Specialist, D Flight, the same Flight Larry was assigned to. Mark is me 2004 Page #49  
ty Police Specialist assigned to D Flight, named on nine separate pages: La 2004 Page #49  
81st Security Police Specialist, D Flight, name appears on fifteen pages. W 2004 Page #49  
 81" Security Police Specialist, C Flight, and witness to the first night's 2004 Page #50  
ule on the first night. I worked C Flight and remember you from shift chang 2004 Page #50  
 nights so you must have been on D Flight. Rumors? Bullshit. No one was tal 2004 Page #50  
om Adrian Bustinza, former C and D Flight Supervisor. Adrian stood next to  2004 Page #50  
y three nights of UFO incidents. C Flight shift worked the first two nights 2004 Page #50  
ift worked the first two nights, D Flight rotated back on the 28th. The log 2004 Page #50  
, I was on patrol — Police Four, D Flight, with a fellow Security Police me 2004 Page #54  
ll from Timothy Egercic, another D Flight alumnus. We spoke for about an ho 2004 Page #55  
as around Christmas 1980 and we, D Flight, were finishing up our last swing 2004 Page #55  
 lights outside of Woodbridge to C Flight... Upon coming to work the next n 2004 Page #55  
tes before going out to post) if C Flight had seen the strange lights also. 2004 Page #55  
 call from Dock Rhodes, a former D Flight L.E. (Law Enforcement personnel)  2004 Page #56  
hristmas, 1980. • Bob Ball was the Flight Chief and went into the forest wi 2004 Page #56  
ood friend and former Bentwaters D Flight Security Policeman, Bob Kozminski 2004 Page #56  
ronautica states: "1947 May 15 V-2 Flight Launched 16:04 local time. Reache 2004 Page #64  
ar phenomena" for the erratic test flight of a German V-2 rocket which land 2004 Page #64  
40 degrees off the V-2's projected flight path." New Mexico State Represent 2004 Page #65  
 vanished after observing a V-2 in flight in close proximity to the rocket, 2004 Page #65  
epipe," which made a demonstration flight on October 16, 1945, at Island Be 2004 Page #66  
 phenomena" could simply appear in flight with Top Secret V-2 launched rock 2004 Page #82  
es recovered, "silver, skin- tight flight suits" 38 1963 Unknown, USA 1 1 0 2004 Page #112  
edfern; VI, 72-73 UFO breaks-up in flight; UK and Germany retrieval 42 1964 2004 Page #113  
ments in either The Downing of TWA Flight 800 by James Sanders (1997) or a  2004 Page #130  
e missing, seats were missing, the Flight Data Recorder was removed and alt 2004 Page #130  
SE CONSPIRACIES STILL CONCEALED? • Flight TWA 800 was shot down, not gas ta 2004 Page #131  
described intelligently controlled flight patterns and maneuvers of some UF 2004 Page #141  
at time. The Project Mogul balloon flight that 139                          2004 Page #142  
t Training Center • TAW: Center of Flight Control • UNKS Administration of  2004 Page #157  
oyed him to design and construct a flight simulator that our airmen could u 2005 Page #45  
ed conventional laws of mechanical flight. At the time, Reich wrote: "I had 2005 Page #94  
nd induced them to move, "as if in flight in different directions." He agai 2005 Page #96  
ightning storm might weU disrupt a flight propulsion system based on electr 2005 Page #120  
ve acquired alien hardware through flight systems failure of an alien space 2005 Page #161  
ska1!)' where it was stored on the flight deck between mattresses that were 2005 Page #164  
f Las Vegas, says that he designed flight simulators for our pilots because 2005 Page #164  
skin and wearing a silver-metallic flight suit. Stansel worked for Raytheon 2005 Page #169  
antigravity propulsion systems: on flight simulators for exotic aircraft -a 2005 Page #169  
. :.Mr. Uhouse's specialty was the flight deck and the instruments on the f 2005 Page #170  
ht deck and the instruments on the flight deck -he understood the gravitati 2005 Page #170  
ted at two Air Force laboratories: Flight Dynamics and General Physics Rese 2005 Page #173  
nal. The results, applied to space flight, would be direct levitation, conv 2005 Page #173  
e command and translated them into flight commands. The craft was capable o 2005 Page #174  
t was capable of trans-atmospheric flight and interplanetar y travel. Dan h 2005 Page #174  
ld very much like to duplicate the flight technology of the saucers. They c 2006 Page #9  
reckage and obtain measurements of flight characteristics using airborne an 2006 Page #9  
exico on July 7, 1947 (I found his flight log and a newspaper article and d 2006 Page #12  
es, along with widespread looting, flight from cities, survivalism and prol 2006 Page #62  
nel as Article 121, made its first flight in April 1962. Lockheed construct 2006 Page #72  
) took Article 123 up for its 79th flight. He was scheduled to perform subs 2006 Page #73  
ude, Collins wore a standard cloth flight suit instead of a full pressure s 2006 Page #75  
captive-carry and launch phases of flight. The operational mission profile  2006 Page #77  
hese flights allowed engineers and flight crews to determine the handling c 2006 Page #78  
arry two drones on a captive-carry flight over northern Nevada. Article 501 2006 Page #78  
to the control room to monitor the flight. The eight-engine jet, piloted by 2006 Page #78  
cer John Wallis, Lockheed's senior flight test engineer for the D-21, immed 2006 Page #78  
ere not to be launched during this flight. About 50 nautical miles north of 2006 Page #78  
amjet engine. In a few minutes its flight ended as the vehicle struck the g 2006 Page #79  
rashes they described the route of flight and were able to indicate an appr 2006 Page #80  
est pilot Skip Holm flew the first flight of Article 792 on 9 December. Hol 2006 Page #81  
n. His mission was the last on the flight schedule in the pre-dawn hours. M 2006 Page #81  
00 feet. He then cancelled his IFR flight plan, a routine procedure when le 2006 Page #81  
nters. Several years later, F-117A Flight Test director Richard Abrams repe 2006 Page #85  
 returning from a routine training flight when it crashed 25 miles northeas 2006 Page #87  
dent report and also interview the flight crew. Since a UFO is by definitio 2006 Page #88  
ast, connected the dots, recreated flight path trajectories, and started to 2006 Page #97  
PM. EDT/7:00 PM.EST. I tracked its flight path across the country and it co 2006 Page #97  
e same characteristics along their flight paths. All of them were reported  2006 Page #98  
integrating in mid-air along their flight paths and then reappearing shortl 2006 Page #98  
s and clothed with a tight fitting flight suit that appears to be fire proo 2006 Page #104  
other-world visitation, long-range flight, human- like (occupants), post-19 2006 Page #105  
rom the radar screens. "During the flight over Mexican airspace, the object 2006 Page #133  
e of the high speed and descending flight path. But meteors normally travel 2006 Page #134  
ing. At that time they resumed the flight and rendezvoused with a small con 2006 Page #135  
tside of combat." SLIDE # 9 — Navy Flight 19 Five TBM Avenger Torpedo Bombe 2006 Page #141  
incident is the disappearance of a flight of five U. S. Navy TBM-3 Avenger  2006 Page #141  
mber 1945. ... it is believed that Flight 19 encountered a phenomenon of ce 2006 Page #141  
rol intercept radar personnel. The flight leader radioed that the object wa 2006 Page #143  
r defense headquarters ordered the flight leader to arm his weapons and des 2006 Page #143  
 is that it is used to control the flight of the missiles. I think whoever  2006 Page #147  
 us altitude, direction, projected flight path and the whole nine yards. YO 2006 Page #152  
scussion of the possibility that a flight of saucers caused the emergency a 2006 Page #164  
thern tier radars have picked up a flight of several dozen aircraft approac 2006 Page #164  
 approximately 40 aircraft were in flight, at 32,000 feet, on a course of 2 2006 Page #170  
faded out and it appeared that the flight as originally identified is a fri 2006 Page #170  
riginally identified is a friendly flight. 6. ConAC took immediate action t 2006 Page #170  
identify the aircraft from a known flight plan, nor were they able to commu 2006 Page #172  
and there likely would have been a flight plan. The intruders, on the other 2006 Page #172  
 document is: "it appears that the flight as originally identified is a fri 2006 Page #173  
riginally identified is a friendly flight." What does that mean, "it appear 2006 Page #173  
are of it. There would have been a flight plan. At the very least these air 2006 Page #173  
rst detection by radar. Either the flight plan or the radio identification  2006 Page #173  
l misidentification of a "friendly flight" and afraid to admit it? (I doubt 2006 Page #173  
phs of these aircraft in formation flight, on the tarmac, and was shown por 2007 Page #95  
cture footage of these aircraft in flight (see a erial photos/illustrations 2007 Page #95  
uilt. Jack also inquired about the flight performance (altitude and cruise  2007 Page #99  
             been stations for the flight engineer, navigator, and weapon s 2007 Page #106  
 up inside the bottom of the disc. Flight control surfaces were located alo 2007 Page #107  
ial USAF classification that space flight begins at an altitude of SO miles 2007 Page #108  
n the fall of 1943, with the first flight occurring during the spring of 19 2007 Page #111  
e U.S. during 1947. The first test flight of crus USAF/ Avro disc, occurred 2007 Page #111  
s pilot, with over 30,000 hours of flight time in 119 different types of ai 2007 Page #114  
nd liquid rockets to achieve space flight. There is a "better way" to acces 2007 Page #120  
reported east-to-west direction of flight for the UFO, specific observation 2007 Page #140  
apers the next day reported on the flight or on an explosion seen on the ea 2008 Page #7  
e was no noise. Denver center [FAA flight center] reported at 0332Z that af 2008 Page #9  
,000 feet. That made two different flight crews, Shields in Utah, and the B 2008 Page #13  
They could find no record of a U-2 flight or balloon launch that would have 2008 Page #16  
y as well as that from Nellis. The flight time, according to the files was  2008 Page #17  
Nashville which reported it had no flight plan for any plane in that vicini 2008 Page #28  
r defense headquarters ordered the flight leader to am1 his weapons and des 2008 Page #29  
 stated, "Exhaust glow is minor in flight." Lee Hayman, Washington Helicopt 2008 Page #54  
nomenon raises serious defence and flight safety issues. UFOs Filmed Over M 2008 Page #67  
, what happened?'" -RAF Bentwaters Flight Chief, December 26, 1980 SLIDE# l 2008 Page #71  
t Commander 's there, the Security Flight Chief is there, our Flight Chief' 2008 Page #86  
ecurity Flight Chief is there, our Flight Chief's there, there's other law  2008 Page #86  
I did not know. It was a different flight (shift) working. SLIDE# 36 Nov. I 2008 Page #87  
a l missile 1n a re-entry phase of flight could lead co accidenta l nuclear 2008 Page #114  
azil-all critical outposts for the flight of Nazi capital after Germany's s 2008 Page #129  
ng strike in the East. The strange flight of Hitler's deputy, Rudolf Hess,  2008 Page #130  
ktion Adlerjlug or Operation Eagle Flight. It was nothing less than the per 2008 Page #136  
onal Socialism through the massive flight of money, gold, stocks, bonds, pa 2008 Page #136  
d in Colliers 22 March 1952, Space Flight in which he theorized that small  2009 Page #17  
em of destroying enemy missiles in flight has been successfully resolved."  2009 Page #17  
nt by a Major Daly of his (Daly's) flight to the site of a UFO crash in Apr 2009 Page #49  
oyed him to design and construct a flight simulator that our airmen could u 2009 Page #52  
 the base perimeter, resources and flight line operations . On December 26t 2009 Page #62  
ring it over to the RAF Woodbridge flight line over by the 67th ARS. which  2009 Page #79  
ynamic textbook: The principles of flight: An Introduction to Aerodynamics. 2009 Page #163  
f and enthusiasm/or aerodynamics." flight;: Or, An Introduction to Aerodyna 2009 Page #171  

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 and blotters were missing after D Flight's first night after break, I thin 2004 Page #51  
oo many people to fully contain. C Flight's blotter still exists and the in 2004 Page #51  

Word: "flight-leader", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ground-based radar personnel. The flight-leader then radioed that the obje 2008 Page #29  

Word: "flight-resting", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Patterson AFB as a ci,·ilian doing flight-resting of exotic experimental ai 2005 Page #169  

Word: "flight-test", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

,, know that Area 51, the _ levada flight-test base has been the home of cl 2005 Page #167  

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 at the time but was the "top gun" flight-training base before the war star 2003 Page #33  

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

      Project Beto Force-sponsored flights out to the mesa (on at least one 2003 Page #151  
ee days later, we learned no other flights reported any strange lights. It  2004 Page #56  
program moved fairly quickly, with flights scheduled at the White Sands Pro 2004 Page #64  
conducted several airborne monitor flights over crash Site L-2 at white San 2004 Page #81  
) by b29st OR C47 wright to AsSist flights AT ROSWELL. Assure (G) execute o 2004 Page #229  
a than all the previous secret U-2 flights that preceded it. The Soviets kn 2006 Page #8  
Article 501. Initial captive-carry flights of Article 501 (Fig. 5) included 2006 Page #78  
at had no actual propellant. These flights allowed engineers and flight cre 2006 Page #78  
 customer acceptance tests in five flights, including verification of the a 2006 Page #81  
tically - shaped object, low-level flights, on-and-off (periods). 102       2006 Page #105  
ue coverage for the American space flights. Of course, they were never need 2006 Page #132  
d loaded on flat bed trucks. Later flights confirmed that the convoy had de 2006 Page #134  
ar and present danger. Such keeper flights carrying nuclear weapons are too 2006 Page #140  
hairs, every evening, to watch the flights. Other townspeople had seen the  2006 Page #199  
to astronauts returning from space flights. Anybody found guilty of such co 2006 Page #202  
ton in 1955, with add.itional test fLights tak.ing place at Edwards AFB. No 2007 Page #111  
eria, balloons of any description, flights of birds, falling leaves, insect 2008 Page #29  
cinctly, "There are few commercial flights in the area; no exhaust seen. Th 2008 Page #54  
d airships which offered passenger flights to various countries, including  2008 Page #133  
bing similarity with Russian space flights. 129                             2008 Page #135  

Word: "flights-just", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nd accidents occur during perilous flights-just as human spaceflight suffer 2005 Page #121  

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

nce community, including Dennis A. Flinn, the Director of the Office of Sec 2007 Page #137  

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our government and not the kind of flippant answer given by the Air Force w 2003 Page #195  
our government and not the kind of flippant answer that was given by the Ai 2004 Page #177  

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

the Coors beer can on top, which I flipped off with my stink. Underneath wa 2003 Page #45  
peared to drop straight down, then flipped in a kind of U-turn motion and b 2006 Page #184  
urn" maneuver. That is, it briefly flipped and reversed direction before pl 2006 Page #190  
disc featured a hinged canopy that flipped up to allow entry for the pilot. 2007 Page #100  

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

ard Puget Sound, perform a bizarre flipping maneuver before entering the wa 2006 Page #192  

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

unt of an officer who was probably flirting with a her in a top secret faci 2009 Page #91  

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

;itra.-.111e11114 **-thataltr1190_ Flit? P:In-W041 -114/' 42                2006 Page #45  

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,\AT 'Li .... o,. ... ".cc °':'""[ fli~liA.\r.J,• .C....,,0 ~l,81(\: UI' "" 2009 Page #122  

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,, 1111.H111hHt,•1·,t pn,t•nnrl ,, fli• rh I 1!'1td,li-11 .u1d 1, punhh.1hh 2005 Page #127  

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           , :,./ff:~t~-~~~f. "'~1 fll!"_"P:. ~Hil-~'t.1!~:, · -.-.I_ -:·': 2008 Page #48  
:ng:; ■EmphaS!s 'when p:ssitle on !fll.Jit:q encot.:nte:i; ■Go·,emrn~t resp 2009 Page #141  

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

jcul pro.ducin~ billions o! _volts fll'c b~llt, porU011 or their engi.lles  2009 Page #182  

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

.and t.1ke inventory of arn■itlvr. fllca that would connect ~.1-17 to Jy~•• 2008 Page #120  

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AT ('OR'iU.L \I\ OI ISTHl'ij WILi. fllD: SPf.fCR Bf. THI: DO\\ ,1 \U. If II 2008 Page #155  

Word: "fllilt1", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

........ _, •• ,.,. •..o.\l.- .... fllilt1,t,,. ,, ... 11 --·-........ J r, 2005 Page #30  

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,,.,A.~ EO.Jl"S',-''- . MIT''"• NO FllMCi s,1\w /\ •~l"VIIIG .~ i,'OOt,. "" 2009 Page #131  

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

olley • StallilJ guild .-..,;,,gal fllOIIDIM objKI hi vlallud• space ol lht 2009 Page #146  

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

cs carried the unique designation "FLlTAFF" (Fighter Long-range Tactical Ai 2007 Page #99  
onnolly AFB (Waco Texas). Indeed, "FLlTAFF" was actually painted on a hanga 2007 Page #99  

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

ABOUT THJS \'(/JTH OTHER PEOPLE TO FlND OUT \'(11-IETHER THEYSAWJT? Mom: No 2007 Page #172  

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""1.fF: c./•,ME l?Oh t, GtGAlTIC 0 FLOA.Tl,-:G •~ r,.;1; OCEN~,,\i LE'~ST E 2009 Page #106  

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

aper like" metal that more or less floated down into the bay. The second, b 2003 Page #41  
tations and offshoots of this text floated around the grapevine for years a 2003 Page #149  
t the mysterious object was taken, floated, or dragged away? It has long be 2006 Page #191  
        Or maybe the object simply floated away. When Richard Burke stood o 2006 Page #192  
logs were removed by rail and then floated down the Elk River. When the rai 2008 Page #52  

Word: "floating", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ad been seeing multicolored lights floating and swooping about the small mo 2003 Page #142  
 facility, she had seen body parts floating in vats, received what she thou 2003 Page #143  
king forward to seeing dead bodies floating in the water. The Mounties, of  2004 Page #39  
llow, glittery and thick substance floating 3 or 4 inches thick on the wate 2004 Page #39  
wer. We do know the story had been floating around Roswell itself since Mac 2004 Page #236  
what he saw: "three flying saucers floating off the floor -no cables suspen 2005 Page #83  
 no lancling gear underneath -just floating, hovering above the floor." The 2005 Page #83  
r Houston, Texas, in which a large floating globe was seen escorted by mili 2005 Page #119  
ap) Systems, green aliens are seen floating down from their hovering craft. 2007 Page #62  
 illustrated with a helmeted cluck floating out in space, a flying saucer n 2007 Page #64  
 Book Talking Tablet' PCs are seen floating in space with their extended sc 2007 Page #70  
d people saw blue and orange bghts floating in a circle around Cadair l'vio 2007 Page #149  
 a huge burning glass, or plastic, floating several hundred or thousand mil 2009 Page #158  

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

city of Cape Girardeau as tourists flock to visit the site and learn more a 2003 Page #38  

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

er legitimate abductees would have flocked co a sale promoted by such a hig 2007 Page #74  

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

on Question ■ UFOs in Early 1991 ■ Flocking to Area 51 ■ The Soviet Coup an 2008 Page #167  

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

Soviet bombers after all Thfy were flocks of geese. f) This version makes i 2006 Page #168  
tion." Over Alaska? Over Labrador? Flocks of Geese? Arctic atmospheric effe 2006 Page #169  
bert Lovett tell Dean Acheson that flocks of geese flying over Alaska cause 2006 Page #173  

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 not made like if they had a flash flood come down the side of this valley  2005 Page #71  
the reports from 1960 continued to flood into Moon Dust headquarters, as th 2007 Page #139  
th's weather, to cause drought and flood, the change the tides and raise th 2008 Page #134  

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

al tonight. Newspaper offices were flooded with calls by persons wondering  2006 Page #89  
papers, and even the Pentagon were flooded with calls from frantic citizens 2006 Page #95  
guna Cartagena, Puerto Rico, calls flooded in from all over the island repo 2007 Page #130  
 the night the dispatch center was flooded with calls: • Small plane • Much 2008 Page #44  
cemen. A tsunami weapon could have flooded out the Japanese prior to ground 2009 Page #170  

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

e result of natural events such as flooding or meteor impacts. The implicat 2005 Page #61  

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

on the desert sands illuminated b) floodlights. It was Like a movie set, bu 2005 Page #165  

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

ook refuge under a ledge above the floodplain, protected somewhat from the  2005 Page #154  

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

se Forrestal in a room on the 16th floor, though some close to the case adv 2003 Page #90  
 Several minutes later the seventh floor duty nurse reports hearing a loud  2003 Page #92  
Forrestal's body hitting the third floor roof. Hospital authorities surmise 2003 Page #92  
s that the body found on the third floor ledge was Forrestal's, that he die 2003 Page #94  
never released, the underwater sea floor coverage was edited, explosive res 2004 Page #130  
rly alive and moving around on the floor. He was given no 176               2004 Page #179  
ism and his office was located one floor below that of Jimmy Carter. What's 2004 Page #188  
with some debris spread out on the floor. These photographs were virtually  2004 Page #226  
 13 of them in a room on the third floor. A strong odor used to waft across 2005 Page #42  
 'The building was number 18F, 3"1 Floor. The 13 bodies and 40              2005 Page #42  
ee flying saucers floating off the floor -no cables suspended them from the 2005 Page #83  
-just floating, hovering above the floor." There were small exhibits 11 Sau 2005 Page #83  
on her husband, pinning him to the floor for a week. l made alJ the prosthe 2005 Page #150  
he big clisc had a conveyor on the floor that transported the crew from one 2005 Page #166  
y. According to Papetti38, the bay floor where the object was located is co 2006 Page #187  
ing that's been sitting on the sea floor for five months. Burke takes some  2006 Page #187  
 was subsequently found on the sea floor in precisely the spot indicated ly 2006 Page #189  
xplorers nor indigenous to the sea floor. • Conclusion #7: An unknown physi 2006 Page #190  
at it had been wedged into the sea floor for five months. Lastly, there was 2006 Page #192  
 allocated an office on the ground floor. The library eventually held a lar 2006 Page #197  
woman being abducted from her 12th floor, Manhattan apartment building. Bud 2006 Page #203  
g a circular beam of Eght onto the floor below containing the statement, "S 2007 Page #67  
t server and this is in building 8 floor 3, whatever. So l sttipped out all 2007 Page #86  
s to set, the heat from the canyon floor raises and the clouds get all blac 2007 Page #122  
ct still lies dormant on the ocean floor, its secrets still to be plundered 2007 Page #139  
f the small aircraft on the desert floor below, even as U.S. military elect 2007 Page #186  
 seemed to be landed on the forest floor. The air was filled with electrici 2008 Page #81  
een of them in a room on the third floor. A strong odor used to waft across 2009 Page #50  
 the saucer and back to the desert floor, where they bid each other farewel 2009 Page #55  
r? The craft l(fted off the forest floor, went to treetop level, and took o 2009 Page #67  

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

ase for over a year. Chris' friend floored him by saying, "Oh yeah, the Sha 2004 Page #44  

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 buried it in the corner under the flooring in the old house that my dad us 2005 Page #157  

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 story building with 3 underground floors PaloAllo •Fire officials for loca 2009 Page #192  

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The virus was accessible to native flora and fauna • Outside a host organis 2006 Page #112  

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om Clark (Attorney General) was in Florida last week, Forrestal called him  2003 Page #89  
al and Eberstady fly to Hobe Sound Florida where friend and future Secretar 2003 Page #89  
s the Secretary on the flight from Florida to Maryland. During the drive fr 2003 Page #90  
nds with Nixon. He lived in Miami, Florida near Nixon's southern White Hous 2003 Page #195  
 King show. In a call-in question, Florida UFO researcher Art Greenfield as 2003 Page #197  
s by his claim. Larry King: "Cocoa Florida with Shirley MacLaine, hello. Ar 2003 Page #198  
ir Station, row of windows 16 1951 Florida, USA 0 1 1 0 0 No names or corro 2004 Page #111  
nsider Homestead Air Force Base in Florida, where there reportedly is a top 2004 Page #144  
 to the question which came from a Florida caller Shirley stated that Carte 2004 Page #188  
ronaut searches for the truth," in Florida Tod0•, 12 January 1996; also [no 2005 Page #81  
atients were later identified from Florida to Oregon, all of whom confirmed 2006 Page #111  
nis, Richmond USAF Station, Miami, Florida Background: Emmy Award-winning T 2006 Page #139  
al Air Station in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on 5 December 1945. ... it is b 2006 Page #141  
ar tracking of UFOs east of Miami, Florida, in March 1967, over the Bermuda 2006 Page #142  
Air Defense Artillery in Key West, Florida. This aerial photograph provided 2006 Page #142  
 # 17 — Map of Key West and Miami, Florida The story Bill and his cousin, D 2006 Page #143  
E # 19— Map of Key West and Miami, Florida Bill and Dennis were also eyewit 2006 Page #144  
h Air Defense Artillery, Key West, Florida (about 129 miles southwest of Mi 2006 Page #144  
argets — bogies — off the coast of Florida. I believe initially they were l 2006 Page #144  
The jets were heading north toward Florida. Slide 21: Boca Chica Key U. S.  2006 Page #145  
Chica Key U. S. Naval Air Station, Florida (U. S. Naval Air Station on Boca 2006 Page #145  
 direction) and one at Fort Myers, Florida at 5 PM (a former aircraft purch 2006 Page #179  
ed the 5 PM sighting in Ft. Myers, Florida. And perhaps one of them flew so 2006 Page #179  
ties for several military bases in Florida. It was 1967 when the Adjutant G 2007 Page #94  
eraJ's Office at MacDiU AFB (Tampa Florida) proposed a front cover, and two 2007 Page #94  
ssassination plot against Fidel in Florida, a group called the Cuban Democr 2009 Page #33  
e'. March 141h 1967, Daytona Beach Florida                                  2009 Page #116  
ct was to have been carried out in Florida but was moved to New Zealand and 2009 Page #157  
to transfer work on the project to Florida. The U.S. Navy received reports  2009 Page #161  
e location. work on the project to Florida. Also, there is no mention in th 2009 Page #171  
 Seal report of moving the work to Florida. "Work was begun on the ·weapon  2009 Page #171  
 "Work was begun on the ·weapon in Florida but was Oddly enough, some newsp 2009 Page #171  
land" the project was initiated in Florida and moved to New Zealand, while  2009 Page #171  
 New Zealand and would transfer to Florida. Existence of the weapon first T 2009 Page #171  
.: on the wer111011 was IJP.guu in Florida bu, (r4'nllfP.rrert lo ,!'\ew Ze 2009 Page #180  

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

:1 lt IPs or sonHi rni lit :11·~ 1 Florlcl:i. prohl0tn ,11H.•ounl1?i ·ed on 2009 Page #181  

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

seeing anything in the nature of a flotilla of ships off the light station, 2004 Page #44  

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

veloped the antidepressant Prozac (flouxetine) followed by Zoloft (sertrali 2008 Page #140  

Word: "flow", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ir attendance, fellowship and cash flow. He would connect with local leader 2003 Page #22  
d then the logical extensions that flow from the Huffman statements. This 2 2003 Page #29  
and overseeing the manufacture and flow of all Navy war needs: a staggering 2003 Page #86  
 is in a magnetic field, a current flow will be induced that is ninety degr 2003 Page #107  
mage was taken. There is a logical flow in the way these pieces of visible  2004 Page #238  
ield of the individual inside. The flow of the field is experienced as a wa 2005 Page #90  
the airfoil, it does not require a flow of air to produce the effect. The D 2005 Page #172  
ng of fluids 3. The measurement of flow FOIA: The NRL Records We've never h 2006 Page #38  
ion of events. Maximum information flow is essential to reduce public and p 2006 Page #66  
solid facts. - Maximum information flow is essential to reduce public and p 2006 Page #66  
not an option, maximum information flow and public education would be criti 2006 Page #67  
rt Hall TJe·.'I Fri&kle,, Vitality flow with •11t.,r11ln~. Hard to see, but 2007 Page #66  
 makes the description of an event flow in the recollection of the witness: 2008 Page #58  
roject Paperclip and increased the flow of National Socialists into the Uni 2008 Page #138  
aked documents resulted in a small flow of documents to Timothy Cooper, who 2009 Page #7  

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

ourse, and absolutely no water had flowed in the nearby water course in rec 2003 Page #45  
by a natural 3-4 knot current that flowed through that area. Wickens and th 2004 Page #35  

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

er tank and destroying the judge's flower garden. The pilot of the ship is  2004 Page #26  

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room table looking out at the many flowers and trees that had thrived under 2009 Page #95  

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

usual tape that had pinkish-purple flowery designs. Connecting this with st 2004 Page #138  
 involved in petty arguments about flowery designs on Scotch tape from a to 2004 Page #148  

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red its large red head, and a long flowing pleated dress. This inaccurate r 2006 Page #91  

Word: "flown", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and somewhat smaller. Sprinkle was flown to Albuquerque from his Wyoming ho 2003 Page #143  
document control? a Satellites not flown until 1957 □ Area 51 did not exist 2003 Page #182  
date that planes from the BAF have flown over the area where the object was 2004 Page #9  
ce arrange to have the two spheres flown to the National Weapons Research E 2004 Page #16  
t was Ramey who ordered the debris flown to his office and then called in a 2004 Page #141  
ing saucer" from Roswell was being flown to Wright Patterson Air Force Base 2004 Page #142  
ming that he was the pilot who had flown the crashed flying saucer to Wrigh 2004 Page #144  
ns did go away. Some say they were flown to Edwards Air Force Base, where P 2004 Page #144  
containing "crews" of monkeys were flown through the area to determine radi 2005 Page #50  
 Army and chat in 1947 he had been flown to Roswell, New Mexico, on a speci 2005 Page #145  
 specialists joined him. They were flown by military plane to Phoenix, Ariz 2005 Page #168  
 First, since the mission had been flown at low altitude, Collins wore a st 2006 Page #75  
. Hoyt, his sister and nephew were flown to Bakersfield the next day and in 2006 Page #83  
 one day apart. On 23 June, a B-57 flown by two Test Pilot School instructo 2006 Page #87  
rt Bliss. Several helicopters were flown in from some unknown source and as 2006 Page #134  
acDill, alJ four aircraft had been flown in, and then immediately parked ou 2007 Page #100  
ng orders to either be scrapped or flown/transported to Offutt AFB for stor 2007 Page #114  
al dozen aliens, some of them were flown into the USA for examination . Ano 2007 Page #128  
o Maxwell Field, from which it was flown immediately to ATIC. An hour or tw 2007 Page #133  
date that planes from the BAF have flown over the area where the object was 2007 Page #142  
surrounded a Piper Apache airplane flown by Carlos de los Santos, nine mont 2007 Page #191  
rotors. The suspended object being flown out of the area was described as l 2008 Page #45  
s and UFO technical data) has been flown only as a small-scale experimental 2009 Page #22  
s around the base that someone had flown in bodies and parts of a saucer. E 2009 Page #90  

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urce) to the weaker -orgone energy flows from the weaker system to the stro 2005 Page #90  

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

 the events that night to his wife Floy that Charlette would hear in 1984 f 2003 Page #22  
s of her father and uncle and when Floy was dying pressed her to fill in th 2003 Page #22  

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

some of the debris to her husband, Floyd, and her. Loretta said this unusua 2004 Page #240  
he authorities closed down William Floyd Park·way, the main highway, its en 2007 Page #129  
eka, it flew over Bob Robinson and Floyd Evans. According to what Robinson  2008 Page #12  
witnesses such as Bob Robinson and Floyd Evans. They interviewed a dozen wi 2008 Page #17  

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

ser to the Manzano Mountains. -~-- flr.....,TO~~- .,..,cr.,t0~~• :,,"\ • __ 2007 Page #162  

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

"P:. ~Hil-~'t.1!~:, · -.-.I_ -:·':.flr&.,.,V.lt: ..J·'·i .. •.:-:~~;t_ . .  2008 Page #48  

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ak and Dagger, 1981-1983 • Turu tn flrcr.1tncr • int P.•~.wt ACffll=u~ on • 2009 Page #145  

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                  04fC.21, ''"'!-. flS.H,llSVl !..lE, VA .... WMIL' O~IVIWG 2009 Page #124  

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

n:ants ■ Th. Euun Emp,a Cuclt, ■ F)flt, ~J•b=a ■ C oopu on di. S.cottGovun, 2009 Page #149  

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

EASONS -ilTH ilAJTC UG SCHEDULE TO FltFSOOlTlKL E.O, WITH LLIGENCii AND JEC 2003 Page #231  

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ss release to local paper in which flth AF Hdqrs. promptly denied rumors th 2003 Page #235  

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

I ~CWtll'IC STUDY OF UIIDENtll'IED FLTING OBJECTS II DWIII I Cff')t1 SU.TU  2008 Page #147  

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

..1• "1,~ •,;;~.i,:h'-"\'\ 7:,\~', flt•f.:.1 l\'Jr Orr'f'Jnmc,ll Ii..,,,_ ' 2005 Page #124  

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

g they \Vere told it was embalming flu.id. The bodies he said, are now stor 2005 Page #42  
 is a virus). • 1918-1919: Spanish flu kills 50 million people around the w 2006 Page #107  

Word: "fluc-u", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Measuring For= of Quantum 'Foam' Fluc-u.u,tJona"' ~ va,c.un ,.,.Uv WVVTf" 2005 Page #23  

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

an the usual amount of distracting fluff. Media Public Most people would lo 2006 Page #61  

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

 that the strong odor of embalming fluid used to waft over to where he was  2004 Page #97  
rs ■ Metals -molecular alignment ■ Fluid amplification ■ Transistors and in 2005 Page #7  
bduction of humans at will, taking fluid and tissues ■ Mutilation of cattle 2005 Page #9  
ng they were told it was embalming fluid. The bodies he said, are now store 2009 Page #50  

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

hen they came in contact with body fluids from the occupants. 9. Autopsies  2004 Page #81  
er contacting the occupants ' body fluids. Tissue samples were later kept a 2005 Page #126  
 instrument that contained colored fluids. A central column ran through the 2005 Page #166  
pulsion of ships 2. The pumping of fluids 3. The measurement of flow FOIA:  2006 Page #38  
n they came into contact with body fluids from the occupants. 9. Autopsies  2006 Page #104  
sapiens deaths. The use of special fluids used in the Villas-Boas case sugg 2006 Page #116  

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

 private recovery mission, remains flummoxed by the entire affair. "Maybe s 2006 Page #193  
titutional conservatives have been flummoxed by voting for self-proclaimed  2008 Page #142  

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

ope (SEM), which produces an X-ray fluorescence spectrum; and a scanning io 2007 Page #199  

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

men into a little narrow room with fluorescent lights over it and I just re 2004 Page #183  
" and on and on. I was under these fluorescent lights watching these three  2004 Page #183  
t had a really intense glow like a fluorescent bulb, or like those globes t 2007 Page #167  

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

hirds of America's water supply is fluoridated , ostensibly to prevent cavi 2008 Page #140  

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

rug entire populations with sodium fluoride, previously used only as a rat  2008 Page #140  
s a rat poison. The Nazi SS placed fluoride in the drinking water of the co 2008 Page #140  
s Prozac (Fluoxetine) which is 94% fluoride. Remschmidt was a disciple and  2008 Page #140  

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

f the use of drugs such as Prozac (Fluoxetine) which is 94% fluoride. Remsc 2008 Page #140  

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

was a reference to the then-recent flurr) of government UFO documents relea 2005 Page #80  

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

the CIA. An important part of this flurry of populist activism was the stre 2005 Page #84  
ely disappeared. After the initial flurry of excitement, however, the story 2008 Page #98  
 Zealand. This caused a subsequent flurry of press speculation as to what t 2009 Page #156  

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

r right-hand corner, address block flush left above the text, eight lines o 2004 Page #227  

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

trieval Conference Once or twice I flushed a jackrabbit from the shade of s 2003 Page #46  

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

n amazed by the race of change, or flux, exhibited by the Tabe metals. Acco 2007 Page #201  

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

Th' \\Ord ··,\nlhropolue,~ .. from flu· Greek ,rnn1 .. :1inthrnpos-(-hum:1n 2005 Page #107  

Word: "fly", 55 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 slow moving object approach them, fly only about 200 feet overhead, then m 2003 Page #58  
, April 2, Forrestal and Eberstady fly to Hobe Sound Florida where friend a 2003 Page #89  
nd a related project known as Blue Fly) was designed to secure for U.S. exp 2004 Page #4  
 Force projects as Moon Dust, Blue Fly, and UFO, and other AFCIN directed q 2004 Page #4  
Crash Retrieval Conference 2. Blue Fly: Operation Blue Fly has been establi 2004 Page #5  
erence 2. Blue Fly: Operation Blue Fly has been established to facilitate e 2004 Page #5  
led by the explosion, continued to fly in airspace north of Ft. Bliss, even 2004 Page #67  
nt to Area 51. It had a restricted fly zone over it, and it did a lot of To 2004 Page #87  
he alien, and then the alien would fly off. Three groups were involved: the 2004 Page #87  
ct with the aliens, and decided to fly from Washington to Maine to investig 2004 Page #103  
 the atomic bomb and the planes to fly it, would have mistaken this for pie 2004 Page #142  
red the editors that man could not fly. Man) questions remain in the UFO co 2005 Page #120  
 DUST and a related Operation BLUE FLY. The Air Force replied co the Senato 2005 Page #141  
roject Moon Dust or Operation Blue Fly. Those missions have ne, er exjsted. 2005 Page #142  
rce projects as l\llOON DUST, BLUE FLY and UFO, and other AFCIN directed qu 2005 Page #142  
Ft. Belvoir, VA i2° Operation Blue Fly has been established to facilitate e 2005 Page #142  
TD) Projects l\i[oon Dust and Blue Fly. Confronted with evidence, the Air F 2005 Page #142  
 vehicle debris and Operation BLUE FLY to retrieve downed Soviet Bloc equip 2005 Page #142  
oject MOON DUST and Operation BLUE FLY missions were similarly discontinued 2005 Page #142  
ocumentation on MOON DUST and BLUE FLY that have now been released into the 2005 Page #142  
 any reason why US discs could not fly in space and he replied that he thou 2005 Page #164  
tar y travel. Dan had a License to fly both single and multi-engine aircraf 2005 Page #174  
er of 1952 when, in July, UFOs did fly over the White House, orders were gi 2006 Page #5  
 we tell how long it would take to fly from New York to Los Angeles by putt 2006 Page #6  
of the saucers. They can literally fly circles around our vehicles, move at 2006 Page #9  
ortunity aspects of Contact on the fly while organizing official response a 2006 Page #58  
he third A-12 built, the second to fly, and the first to crash. It was lost 2006 Page #73  
o overfly a target, take pictures, fly to a pre-programmed location and jet 2006 Page #77  
ss the country and it continued to fly on a western trajectory. The flaming 2006 Page #97  
 watching bogies from other worlds fly around on their radars and knew the  2006 Page #150  
 LET'S SAY IN TECHNOLOGY AND MIND, FLY OR MOVE A DISC AT SUCH SPEED RIGHT I 2006 Page #155  
00 mph. What, in those days, could fly at 500 or more mph? Certainly not So 2006 Page #172  
adar targets were objects that can fly at high speed. Perhaps thy were flyi 2006 Page #173  
aw a huge, black, triangular craft fly silently down the canyon and over th 2006 Page #199  
ectly by the O.1.C. that "we could fly so fast as to anain sufficient altit 2007 Page #108  
f a sister-project code-named Blue Fly: In addition to their staff duty ass 2007 Page #134  
 Force projects as Moon Dust, Blue Fly, and UFO, and other AFCIN directed q 2007 Page #134  
ional capabilities. Operation Blue Fly has been established to facilitate e 2007 Page #134  
igence interest. ACIN SOP for Blue Fly operations, February 1960 provides f 2007 Page #134  
 (FTD) Projects Moon Dust and Blue Fly. These three peacetime projects all  2007 Page #134  
onstrates, both Moon Dust and Blue Fly were implicated in the recovery of w 2007 Page #134  
rojects such as Blue Book and Blue Fly. That the main subject of the docume 2007 Page #143  
re of the fiery object, it did not fly like, or appear as a helicopter. The 2008 Page #59  
cks in Shropshire saw several UFOs fly directly over their base. One of the 2008 Page #67  
ations ;: UFOs • If Strange Things Fly -Then USG bas UFO Technology • Havin 2008 Page #148  
hat Soviet forces could now 'hit a fly in space.' "It was apparent to both  2009 Page #17  
launched as a small RPV that could fly as 16                                2009 Page #22  
r airmen could use to learn how to fly a saucer. New Revelations The Serpo  2009 Page #52  
et on legs." One craft was seen to fly off in the direction of some electro 2009 Page #136  
 Robert Goddard that rockets could fly in the vacuum of space." Mr. Goddard 2009 Page #139  
ools. As sure as rockets can never fly in space, Tass has broken the story  2009 Page #139  
s Aircraft to build plane that can fly 2,200 miles per hour June 20, 1947 - 2009 Page #156  
tains of force that no plane could fly through. He never explained them. Th 2009 Page #158  
stle," he said, "conceivably could fly around a city for awhile and upset t 2009 Page #162  
 ls further· ··concP.iva hly could fly arouncl a quottcl ao; ssint: th~ \\" 2009 Page #183  

Word: "fly-over", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

(compared with find) Section 4 The fly-over Aerial view of gap on ground Di 2003 Page #44  

Word: "fly1ng", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

~_ed that the K~emLin believe~ the fly1ng saucers might have ·some connecti 2009 Page #177  

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

estioned about the distribution of flyers concerning the South Haven Park - 2007 Page #129  
 if they continued to pass out the flyers. Currently there are photographs  2007 Page #129  

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umored that one of thee* so-called fLyiag saucers crashed in Itecico; bowev 2004 Page #18  

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ll “What does all this stuff about flying saucers amount to? What can it me 2003 Page #5  
y S. Truman “I can assure you that flying saucers, given that they exist, a 2003 Page #5  
ens are led to believe the unknown flying objects are nonsense. ” Source: N 2003 Page #10  
w Aviation Institute “Unidentified flying objects are a very serious subjec 2003 Page #12  
wers to send us details of strange flying craft seen over territories of th 2003 Page #12  
ating higher even than the H-bomb. Flying saucers exist. Their modus operan 2003 Page #12  
golf ball on top. It was a classic flying saucer, and it shot a beam of som 2003 Page #13  
r Bernard Newman Fiction Book -The Flying Saucer - 1948 “With a shrill scre 2003 Page #14  
isn't a question of whether or not flying saucers exist. The question is, w 2003 Page #15  
ards had written some books on the Flying Saucer mystery, and much of the s 2003 Page #54  
 to Frank Edwards discussion about flying saucers, and I was even more intr 2003 Page #54  
story was headlined, "Unidentified Flying Object Falls Near Kecksburg." Abo 2003 Page #55  
s joked about little green men and flying saucers." While not as widely kno 2003 Page #66  
"Army Ropes off Area: Unidentified Flying Object Falls Near Kecksburg" Trib 2003 Page #72  
rashes in Britain Nick Redfern The Flying Saucer By Newman In 1948 British  2003 Page #73  
 that the 'AMC Opinion Concerning "Flying Discs" is dated September 23. In  2003 Page #87  
oted. On January 7, 1948, multiple flying disc reports near Fort Knox promp 2003 Page #88  
ng two rows of windows was sighted flying over the Hague four separate time 2003 Page #88  
14, 1957 after eyewitnesses saw a "flying disc" explode into thousands of f 2003 Page #107  
s are w nddlcd with bouses and the flying saucer cntbu*ia*t* base sn mans c 2003 Page #118  
ucb a* those popubrls described a* flying saucer* ha*c overflown the I nile 2003 Page #118  
esultsant (Jjjrnmclr ^RMY DECLARES FLYING DISK FOUND IOUSE APPROVES BILL TO 2003 Page #119  
ES STARTING JANUARY 1 ■ Army Finds Flying Saucer ’ General Believes It Is R 2003 Page #119  
urrll tJaily Rcrnri» RAAF Captures Flying Sauc 75 Pe.' .ent if Mines ' Cove 2003 Page #119  
A in the early 1950s dictated that flying saucers could be used as a cover  2003 Page #141  
ld have no choice. The lights were flying around the Manzano Weapons Storag 2003 Page #142  
his might be, his curt answer was "Flying saucers." No one has been able to 2003 Page #142  
g our weapons of mass destruction. Flying saucer and cults and personalitie 2003 Page #142  
me year. But had these lights been flying around in front of the Manzano Nu 2003 Page #148  
ld locate and track spy satellites flying over the Base, and other sensitiv 2003 Page #148  
irtland was testing unconventional flying craft. It is also quite possible  2003 Page #151  
ret'. - “...one of these so-called flying saucers crashed in Mexico; howeve 2003 Page #155  
 in Dept of Transportation says: - Flying saucers exist - Most highly class 2003 Page #161  
grees that the US awareness of the flying saucer problem started with Kenne 2003 Page #170  
nstructions for UFOB (Unidentified Flying OBject) reporting that are identi 2003 Page #171  
E REFERENCES BEFORE APRIL 1954 The Flying Saucer Conspiracy, Donald E. Keyh 2003 Page #182  
nd answer. Q: Mr. Ford, what about flying saucers? We've had some in Michig 2003 Page #195  
ast week. Do you really believe in flying saucers - you've called for a con 2003 Page #195  
e who have seen these unidentified flying objects come and testify. I think 2003 Page #195  
heehan found pictures of a crashed flying saucer. This is information that  2003 Page #197  
China" « "...reported unidentified flying objects being kept there." vs. ". 2003 Page #207  
ould resume thier original course, flying from the southeast to northwest.  2003 Page #233  
ly denied rumors that the Army had flying saucers in their possession which 2003 Page #235  
 paper elaborates: 1. Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO): Headquarters USAF  2004 Page #4  
 of reliably reported unidentified flying objects within the United States. 2004 Page #4  
en, is a link between unidentified flying objects, "items of great technolo 2004 Page #5  
 On 14 September 1960, a pilot was flying an F-86D between an overcast abov 2004 Page #6  
gin Believed to be an Unidentified Flying Object," it states: The purpose o 2004 Page #6  
 coordinated after an unidentified flying object exploded and fell to earth 2004 Page #6  
endoza provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formati 2004 Page #8  
ed seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formation The news from Salta  2004 Page #8  
endoza provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formati 2004 Page #10  
ed seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formation;" and the Department 2004 Page #10  
aircraft that had three lights was flying over the explosion area. After da 2004 Page #11  
er," Dr. Waldemar Beck says that a flying saucer which recently fell at Spi 2004 Page #12  
ction, went to the place where the flying saucer had fallen a few hours aft 2004 Page #12  
estigation has also shown that the flying saucer crashed because of a defec 2004 Page #12  
eport? And if so, was this crashed flying saucer Russian or extraterrestria 2004 Page #12  
e event at Spitsbergen, report the flying discs have landed in the polar re 2004 Page #13  
 Martin concerning an unidentified flying object that reportedly crashed in 2004 Page #16  
AZRORAFT THAI lop THREE LIGHTS WAS FLYING OVER THE • EMI:0.51[1N AREA, AFTE 2004 Page #21  
re filled with various accounts of flying objects and even contacts with th 2004 Page #27  
armer named John Martin saw a dark flying disk high in the sky. According t 2004 Page #28  
s. It was clear that something was flying through the air in 1897. If that  2004 Page #28  
paper. All 16 concerned the object flying across the skies of North Texas!  2004 Page #31  
 "the great aerial wanderer," the "flying jenny" and the "aerial monster."  2004 Page #32  
Rifles, discovered that mysterious flying jenny of which we have heard so m 2004 Page #32  
s even some communication with the flying object. A Mr. C. G. Williams of G 2004 Page #32  
fast — though sometimes slow — was flying through the skies of North Texas  2004 Page #32  
ascertain just who might have been flying in the area, including American m 2004 Page #38  
hey were now looking for a crashed flying saucer, or survivors from it. The 2004 Page #41  
 the investigation of Unidentified Flying Objects said last night a series  2004 Page #41  
ked to me that "We didn't find any flying saucer down there, just kelp and  2004 Page #42  
tes Efforts to Collect and Analyze Flying Discs, based on his discussions w 2004 Page #62  
zed 'Roswell' (Corona), New Mexico flying disc was one of these. Historical 2004 Page #62  
 offensive overt acts initiated by flying discs themselves. Even though unp 2004 Page #62  
n though unproved, it appears that flying discs might have been a contribut 2004 Page #62  
od from May 9 to July 31. Whatever flying discs were, or are, they were not 2004 Page #62  
 and even now are, unconventional. Flying discs were immediately defined by 2004 Page #62  
tem.' A T-Force assigned to secure flying disc crash sites and collect debr 2004 Page #62  
lso appears likely that custody of flying discs was permanently vested in c 2004 Page #63  
ficer source saw a photograph of a flying disc taken from a camera aimed th 2004 Page #64  
its to bring down the unidentified flying object that could pace ascending  2004 Page #65  
might have aggressively gone after flying discs when I talked with UFO cras 2004 Page #65  
round. There was a warehouse and a flying disc inside the warehouse, inside 2004 Page #66  
ficer that this was one of several flying discs shot down at Roswell in 194 2004 Page #66  
 canon fire and he observed on the flying disc penetrations of the skin and 2004 Page #66  
 exit holes through the top of the flying disc. He was told it was the prod 2004 Page #66  
 Vehicle called Bumblebee, or the "Flying Stovepipe," which made a demonstr 2004 Page #66  
sion that "it does not appear that flying discs were passive actors in 1947 2004 Page #66  
ank Scully's 1950 book, Behind the Flying Saucers. Scully talked about the  2004 Page #70  
ress corps after UFOs were spotted flying over the White House twice in Jul 2004 Page #85  
years after the first explosion of flying disc stories on American newspape 2004 Page #85  
Smith was the head of the official flying saucer investigation run by the C 2004 Page #85  
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h had been the head of an official flying saucer investigation funded and a 2004 Page #86  
t his government status related to flying saucers: You may know that I am t 2004 Page #86  
the official saucer study. Smith's flying saucer investigation even involve 2004 Page #86  
up of the only official government flying saucer observatory known in the w 2004 Page #86  
ht be affected by the flyover of a flying saucer. The station gained worldw 2004 Page #86  
Canadian government and Smith. The flying saucer station was closed down, P 2004 Page #87  
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 Canadian government shut down the flying saucer program. These insights in 2004 Page #88  
he top people in the United States flying saucer program. This included con 2004 Page #88  
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gan Smith had become interested in flying saucers after reading flying sauc 2004 Page #89  
ed in flying saucers after reading flying saucer books written by Major Don 2004 Page #89  
round asking a few questions about flying saucers, which stirred up a horne 2004 Page #89  
" in the United States had crashed flying saucers and had chosen to cover i 2004 Page #89  
ied development stage at the time).Flying saucers exist.Their modus operand 2004 Page #89  
 rumored head of the United States flying saucer program — engineer Dr. Van 2004 Page #90  
 group" that was investigating the flying saucer situation on behalf of the 2004 Page #90  
cials and scientists on classified flying saucers issues. He received the c 2004 Page #90  
d prepared a paper on a theory for flying saucer propulsion based on the ey 2004 Page #90  
r gave Smith confirmation that the flying saucer situation was very real: W 2004 Page #91  
ink our work may have a bearing on flying saucers. RIS: What do you want to 2004 Page #91  
t a series of briefings on crashed flying saucers that had been held at Wri 2004 Page #91  
s, or did he actually use the word flying saucers? James: Yes, on a couple  2004 Page #93  
ir Force had shot off a chunk of a flying saucer. They had already done som 2004 Page #93  
hanan told the story about crashed flying saucers and you mentioned the bod 2004 Page #96  
hat your father had seen a crashed flying saucer at an Air Force Base outsi 2004 Page #96  
n 1950 in a book called Behind the Flying, Saucers. In his September 1950 i 2004 Page #97  
egarding the "military recovery of flying saucers and the bodies of occupan 2004 Page #98  
d of his had come across a crashed flying saucer in a mountain area of Boli 2004 Page #99  
a lot in common, "especially about flying saucers." Lundahl must have been  2004 Page #102  
howed Admiral Knowles a piece of a flying saucer. Is that statement correct 2004 Page #102  
e which had been shot from a small flying saucer near Washington in July of 2004 Page #102  
saw what they have indicated was a flying saucer. They described the object 2004 Page #104  
d three Foo-Fighter- style objects flying perilously close to his aircraft. 2004 Page #108  
 Civilian Research, Interplanetary Flying Objects group — and edited the gr 2004 Page #108  
tness Duward Haak 11, 20 "Captured flying saucer" seen in Naval Air Station 2004 Page #111  
at we have been recovering crashed flying saucers all these years, let alon 2004 Page #121  
ed by explosive device, not due to flying ineptitude (July 1999) • The 9/11 2004 Page #131  
947, just two weeks after the term flying saucer entered the English langua 2004 Page #133  
or believes that some unidentified flying objects are the spacecraft of an  2004 Page #133  
ell Daily News that "RAAF Captures Flying Saucer on Ranch in Roswell Region 2004 Page #134  
e story broke about the crash of a flying saucer near Roswell. Sleppy told  2004 Page #135  
ad come upon the site of a crashed flying saucer in New Mexico at about the 2004 Page #135  
tly on the trail of the crash of a flying saucer in New Mexico. In this res 2004 Page #136  
t-selling book entitled Behind the Flying Saucers, published in the early 1 2004 Page #136  
nered with Fox Moulder. Inside the Flying Saucers was the first book to cla 2004 Page #136  
b Pratt about Jesse Marcel and the flying saucer. Bessie Brazel became a "g 2004 Page #138  
ng made UFO reports of unexplained flying objects he felt could not have be 2004 Page #139  
s, such as Dr. Vannevar Bush, that flying saucers were the most highly clas 2004 Page #140  
t Blue Book told the whole tale of flying saucers, and that there was no ha 2004 Page #141  
neral Nathan Twining declared that flying saucers are real phenomena, not s 2004 Page #141  
have been the recovery of a downed flying saucer. Captain Kevin Randle has  2004 Page #141  
ral Ramey, after all, who said the flying saucer recovery story was just fu 2004 Page #141  
sed at the time declared that the "flying saucer" from Roswell was being fl 2004 Page #142  
ligence — did not report debris of flying saucer propulsion systems and int 2004 Page #142  
he pilot who had flown the crashed flying saucer to Wright Patterson Air Fo 2004 Page #144  
se have spent decades denying this flying saucer story and every aspect of  2004 Page #144  
emann and Philip Mantle Behind the Flying Saucers, by Frank Skully Flying S 2004 Page #149  
he Flying Saucers, by Frank Skully Flying Saucers are Real, by Major Donald 2004 Page #149  
an Wood The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, by Air Force Captain Edw 2004 Page #149  
whether he knew anything about the flying discs that were on the front page 2004 Page #176  
 into the Unknown that when he was flying on Gemini 5, photos he had taken  2004 Page #176  
O situation: "Mr. Ford, what about flying saucers? You've had some in Michi 2004 Page #177  
ast week. Do you really believe in flying saucers — you've called for a con 2004 Page #177  
 allegedly seen these Unidentified Flying Objects come and testify. "I thin 2004 Page #177  
would) cringe on hearing the term "Flying Saucers." It was a dream come tru 2004 Page #178  
ed the Roswell crash bodies before flying them out, Reagan made a campaign  2004 Page #195  
0 • 11. The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects si He did a 180 turn from 2004 Page #205  
ld Keyhoe • National Radio Program Flying Saucers — Serious Business EMI HE 2004 Page #205  
Saucers — Serious Business EMI HEM flying saucers — serious,business 202    2004 Page #205  
ing the wreckage of one mysterious flying ship, are convinced these strange 2004 Page #206  
ions or Soviet inventions, but are flying saucers, which originate on anoth 2004 Page #206  
-Appraisal of the Original Crashed Flying Saucer Story Paul Andrew Kimball  2004 Page #214  
tly, one on the 1948 Aztec alleged flying saucer crash. Being trained as an 2004 Page #214  
retrievals discussed in Behind the Flying Saucers allegedly occurred north  2004 Page #218  
 about something big, like crashed flying saucers. Even Karl Pflock, who ha 2004 Page #219  
there really was a genuine crashed flying saucer incident at Aztec. This le 2004 Page #219  
is there information in Behind the Flying Saucers which "Dr. Gee" — meaning 2004 Page #219  
 The Secret Radar Bases Behind the Flying Saucers contains a reference to " 2004 Page #219  
et bases referred to in Behind the Flying Saucers.29 According to Ramsey, h 2004 Page #220  
nt, just as reported in Behind the Flying Saucers, and that this was a fact 2004 Page #221  
 of Frank Scully's book Behind the Flying Saucers, who wanted to see what N 2004 Page #221  
nted to see what Newton knew about flying saucers. As Newton allegedly writ 2004 Page #221  
ut if I really knew anything about flying saucers that had landed. Did not  2004 Page #221  
iew transcripts. 5 Cahn, J.P. "The Flying Saucers and the Mysterious Little 2004 Page #223  
p. 17 — 19, 102 — 112; Cahn, J.P. "Flying Saucer Swindlers" True: The Man's 2004 Page #223  
lton, 1963), p. 199. 18 Cahn, "The Flying Saucers and the Mysterious Little 2004 Page #224  
8, Pflock interview. 24 Cahn, "The Flying Saucers and the Mysterious Little 2004 Page #224  
rce's claim of having recovered a "flying disc." After all, Ramey said the  2004 Page #230  
cument, titled "An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers," by Vernon Bowen, is a w 2004 Page #242  
he first is an "An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers" by Vernon Bowen, some 33 2004 Page #242  
ipt was titled "An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers" by Vernon Bowen. The pag 2004 Page #244  
sides writing this encyclopedia of flying saucers, Bowen was a notable auth 2004 Page #244  
s • VIII. What Has Been Said about Flying Saucers • IX. Visual Proof • X. T 2004 Page #245  
ngs? • XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers • XIII. The Possibilities 2004 Page #245  
PrER XII or- The U.S.Air Fcrce and Flying Saucers °RIC) L 4.4sWiratatngiw , 2004 Page #246  
ople to control public exposure to flying saucers in 1954. The second is th 2004 Page #247  
PORTANT Memo 4. An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers by Bowen 5. Burned Memo 6 2004 Page #248  
The MJ-12 Project 9. "Unidentified Flying Objects, The CIA, and Congress" E 2004 Page #248  
t that the subject to unidentified flying objects or unconventional aerial  2004 Page #252  
tually chased several unidentified flying objects over Brazilian territory. 2005 Page #35  
ies about an unidentified artifact flying over the southern region of the S 2005 Page #36  
 he saw an elongated, cigar-shaped flying object move about the sky at an u 2005 Page #36  
jor, who had a UFO encounter while flying in Korea in 19 52, in which he an 2005 Page #42  
her: "Thompson said he never saw a flying saucer or a Little body personall 2005 Page #42  
tted that he had a curiosity about flying saucers. However, in later years  2005 Page #44  
ocument stating that the matter of flying saucers was "considered top secre 2005 Page #74  
terials reported to have come from flying saucer crashes were extremely lig 2005 Page #79  
 have been many reports of strange flying objects in the vicinity, of many  2005 Page #83  
etimes resemble elongated disks or flying saucers and have been seen to glo 2005 Page #83  
description of what he saw: "three flying saucers floating off the floor -n 2005 Page #83  
 to all the publicity surrounrung "flying saucers," even when, in 1952, som 2005 Page #94  
st bunkum, and we have no proof of flying saucers anyway. Why should Reich' 2005 Page #103  
ty ... Apparently he believed that flying saucers were from other worlds wi 2005 Page #103  
st Virginia July, 2005 Forward "Do Flying Saucers come from Mars or Venus?" 2005 Page #118  
 who say thev've seen unidentified flying objects in the sky." After decade 2005 Page #119  
ok is the notion that Unidentified Flying Objects-UFOs-ha ve crashed to ear 2005 Page #120  
ce Orders Jet Pilots to Shoot Down Flying Saucers if they Refuse to Land,"  2005 Page #121  
is "Current Status of Unidentified Flying ObjectS (UFOB) Project." 14 This  2005 Page #128  
 higher even than the I-I-bomb. b. Flying saucers exist. c. Their modus ope 2005 Page #128  
ess Agency article on UFOs titled "Flying Saucers? They're r\ Myth!" Contai 2005 Page #133  
ntained "the wings and engine of a flying saucer." As researcher and author 2005 Page #134  
tantiated stories about parts of a flying saucer being stored at Fort Knox  2005 Page #134  
 pilots were callmg UFO sightings) flying perilously close to his rurcraft. 2005 Page #138  
e Civilian Research Interplanetary Flying Objects group. Beginning in 1954, 2005 Page #138  
 of reliably reported unidentified flying objects within the United States. 2005 Page #142  
VSD in France and copies were soon flying around the world via the Internet 2005 Page #146  
 loaded the shattered remains of a flying apparatus onto a huge flatbed tru 2005 Page #153  
 Hamilton The aUeged recovery of a flying disc near Roswell, New Mexico, in 2005 Page #161  
ure. Some of the first designs for flying macrunes imfrated the flapping\\  2005 Page #163  
, who had developed a concept of a flying disc and worked on the German fly 2005 Page #169  
ying disc and worked on the German flying disc program as early as 1941. Wa 2005 Page #169  
 for exotic aircraft -and on acmal flying discs. 167                        2005 Page #169  
med from the outset at producing a flying article. As a private venture he  2005 Page #171  
complished facts, why are we still flying that flaming torch called the STS 2005 Page #173  
n of crashed aircraft (or UFOs). A flying saucer was put on display in a gu 2005 Page #174  
tunate cnough to lecture (usually "Flying Saucers ARE Real") over 700 times 2006 Page #4  
spacecraft and that the subject of flying saucers represents a kind of Cosm 2006 Page #4  
 The White House is in a forbidden flying zone. Our response to intruders i 2006 Page #5  
e place. 6. WHY haven't you seen a flying saucer? I have no idea, though I  2006 Page #11  
iral Knowles the srnaltioiece of a flying saucer which the U.S. Air Force k 2006 Page #25  
field exploitation of unidentified flying objects, or Soviet/Bloc aerospace 2006 Page #26  
egarding the 'military recovery of flying saucers, and the bodies oi occupa 2006 Page #27  
1990s. • At least 8 black programs flying out of Groom Lake (not counting t 2006 Page #27  
the 8-2. etc.), including a silent flying triangle. • "Unconventional' . te 2006 Page #27  
nge and speedy, blue urudenttfi ed flying object Radar detected a low. slow 2006 Page #28  
nght light — sometimes pulsating — flying at speeds far exceeding other air 2006 Page #30  
h which he's going to photograph a flying disc. He figures nobody'll believ 2006 Page #44  
 out. They were dressed in leather flying togs and wore crash helmets. , No 2006 Page #44  
 "Air Force Tracks Down 'Original' Flying Saucers. WASHINGTON, Aug 19, - (A 2006 Page #45  
yland barn 'are prototypes' of the flying saucers." Air Force Tracks Down f 2006 Page #45  
Air Force Tracks Down f 'Original' Flying Saucers W.ASECII•TGTON, Aug. 19.— 2006 Page #45  
and barn "are proto. types" of the flYIng saucers. Maryland State Talk:men  2006 Page #45  
k off from Area 51 with Jack Weeks flying safety chase in a McDonnell F-101 2006 Page #73  
 altitudes above 90,000 feet while flying at speeds in excess of Mach 3. Th 2006 Page #77  
in mid-air by the crew of a JC-130 flying far below. A mothership, based on 2006 Page #77  
 an F-101B in September 1967 while flying chase for an A-12 training missio 2006 Page #85  
rator for development of the XB-35 flying wing bomber, a Lockheed XP-80A pr 2006 Page #86  
h calls by persons wondering about flying saucers. Most witnesses agreed th 2006 Page #89  
id the object was definitely not a flying saucer." More than forty years la 2006 Page #89  
. and eventually learned that this flying saucer incident was part of a muc 2006 Page #89  
a meteor!" and some yelled "it's a flying saucer!" as they ran up the road  2006 Page #90  
spapers in search of other strange flying object reports. I discovered ther 2006 Page #95  
t night, strange objects were seen flying over the skies of several eastern 2006 Page #95  
erwhelming numbers of Unidentified Flying Objects. Early in my research, Mr 2006 Page #95  
o believe they were in for another flying 92                                2006 Page #95  
over different locations, and were flying on different directional headings 2006 Page #96  
 object then took off and was seen flying southwest over West Virginia towa 2006 Page #97  
y new book, "Shoot Them Down - The Flying Saucer Air Wars of 1952," I retra 2006 Page #99  
r example. Coral and Jim Lorenzen, Flying Saucer Occupants, Signet Book, 19 2006 Page #109  
r "our own" helicopters or "their" flying saucers. An analytical summary of 2006 Page #115  
 The other three or four were just flying their grid. I was curious because 2006 Page #147  
 us — that know there is something flying around our skies. I know what I s 2006 Page #148  
his knowledge, as these craft were flying overhead, one of them was doing M 2006 Page #155  
cene. They had government aircraft flying all over the place. There were mo 2006 Page #155  
swell in those documents. And that flying saucers, or whatever you wanted t 2006 Page #160  
ert for any information related to flying saucers. Were these two documente 2006 Page #164  
ed. We are informed that there is, flying over Alaska at the present moment 2006 Page #167  
there were 40 objects ("aircraft") flying at a rather high altitude (32,000 2006 Page #172  
 have been as high as 32,000 ft or flying as fast as 300 mph and there like 2006 Page #172  
intruders, on the other hand, were flying high and fast and were radio-sile 2006 Page #172  
 Dean Acheson that flocks of geese flying over Alaska caused the radar targ 2006 Page #173  
ly at high speed. Perhaps thy were flying saucers! PART IV: IMMEDIATE HIGH  2006 Page #173  
 PART IV: IMMEDIATE HIGH ALERT FOR FLYING SAUCERS! What? Flying saucers? Ho 2006 Page #173  
GH ALERT FOR FLYING SAUCERS! What? Flying saucers? How could they have caus 2006 Page #173  
he government, at least, did think flying saucers were real because two day 2006 Page #173  
e High Alert for information about flying saucers. 170                      2006 Page #173  
e CIC was wanted information about flying saucers? Don't they have better t 2006 Page #174  
than scramble around searching for flying saucers.. .that don't exist? Appa 2006 Page #174  
wing document in the FBI files on "flying discs." (WHAT? The FBI had a file 2006 Page #174  
t exist?) "URGENT. DECEMBER 8. RE: FLYING SAUCERS. This office very confide 2006 Page #174  
ter aqy data whatsoever concerning flying saucers. CIC here states backgrou 2006 Page #174  
s contained in file 62-83894, the "flying disc" file of the FBI, the REAL X 2006 Page #174  
had happened, something related to flying saucers, something BIG, that dema 2006 Page #174  
 A Watery Roswell? an unidentified flying object at a high speed going to i 2006 Page #176  
56. Hence Willingham, in 1950, was flying out of the "the future" Dyess AFB 2006 Page #178  
er 8 and witness testimony about a flying saucer crash near the Texas-Mexic 2006 Page #178  
ne object, half-moon shaped, fast, flying in a southerly direction) and one 2006 Page #179  
od and "approximately forty" high- flying "aircraft" for making this myster 2006 Page #179  
 collectively called "Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)." And, with an ind 2006 Page #182  
ncident regarding an "Unidentified Flying Object south of Lummi Island."31  2006 Page #184  
 as one involving an "unidentified flying object." Officer in charge of the 2006 Page #185  
e exact area where an unidentified flying object had splashed down into Bel 2006 Page #190  
iguing theories. From Unidentified Flying Objects to Near Death Experiences 2006 Page #193  
n the same black, triangular craft flying low over the valleys between Cali 2006 Page #199  
 a similar black, triangular craft flying low over Caliente. She said that  2006 Page #199  
as as big as the hotel that it was flying over. She was with a group of thr 2006 Page #199  
....... .... . An Encyclopaedia of Flying Saucers Dr. Robert M. Wood ...... 2007 Page #5  
............................... 72 Flying Saucers: For Real! Michael H. Sch 2007 Page #5  
ow the Government Recovers Crashed Flying Saucers Nick Redfern ............ 2007 Page #5  
ce that we're not being invaded by flying saucers from outer space. (\X'ord 2007 Page #24  
                The Encylopedia of Flying Suacers by Vernon Bowen Dr. Rober 2007 Page #42  
ngs VIII. What Has Been Said about Flying Saucers IX. Visual Proof X. The L 2007 Page #44  
dings? XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers XIII. The Possibilities o 2007 Page #44  
954 VIII. What Has Been Said about Flying Saucers: abstract of articles in  2007 Page #44  
lation XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers: not a criticism but ...  2007 Page #44  
ICAL REPORTS ■ Bowen had typed all flying saucer reports ■ He pasted them i 2007 Page #45  
the Tehachapi Mountains. "Classic" flying saucers have been seen hQveling o 2007 Page #56  
e literally out of this world .... flying out of Groom Lake, ~ including a  2007 Page #56  
s an abbreviation for 'Unescapable Flying Object.' And while not an adverti 2007 Page #61  
ded alien has disembarked from its flying saucer to inform a bemused Earthl 2007 Page #62  
ted cluck floating out in space, a flying saucer nearby. \Xle're told he is 2007 Page #64  
 introduce him as an 'unidentified flying Gund.' FOOD, DRJNK & CIGARETTES r 2007 Page #64  
on of the Carvel Compan y's famous Flying Saucer ice cream sandwich in 1976 2007 Page #65  
, accompanied by a green, hovering flying saucer, set the tone immediately: 2007 Page #67  
 seen in the distance with a small flying saucer wending its way above the  2007 Page #67  
xcies era photograph of a hovering flying saucer. It was, to good to be tru 2007 Page #68  
photograph shows a commuter- sized flying saucer sitting in a parking lot a 2007 Page #69  
 a sharp-as-a-rack Bob Lazar-style flying saucer passing over a vacationer  2007 Page #71  
s Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying Objects in the 1960s. In 1949 Bro 2007 Page #75  
                                   Flying Saucers-For Real! (The secret tru 2007 Page #93  
The secret truth behind U.S. built flying wing disc aircraft) By Jack D. Pi 2007 Page #93  
to the design and construction of "Flying Saucers" can now ·finaJJy come to 2007 Page #94  
EAL STORY: The case for U.S. built flying wing ruse aircraft (aka flying sa 2007 Page #94  
ilt flying wing ruse aircraft (aka flying saucers) begins with an unprecede 2007 Page #94  
thought was: "i\Iy gosh! Those are Flying Saucers! Those things really do e 2007 Page #95  
ar the base scrap-~ ard, were four flying wing discs, measurin g 20, 40, 70 2007 Page #95  
VZ-9 Avrocar, Chance Vought V-173 "Flying Pancake", Project SiJverbug, or t 2007 Page #95  
AL ! !" 'ULTRA TOP SECRET USAF JET FLYING WING DISC' STATIONED AT MacDILL A 2007 Page #97  
ack was shown included 50 aircraft flying in formation . Author's special n 2007 Page #99  
appeared as the classic so-called "Flying Saucer" shape, very similar to tw 2007 Page #99  
iameter in-flight radio controlled flying wing disc bomb drones. lndeed, Ja 2007 Page #107  
es. lndeed, Jack remember s seeing flying wing disc drones in various stage 2007 Page #107  
ing reported in the news media as "Flying Saucers" was one of the smaller c 2007 Page #108  
pcical of the reality of man-mad e flying aucer would do well to review the 2007 Page #109  
ooper reported char the ruses were flying much higher, and traveling far to 2007 Page #109  
Jecl that these cljscs were een in flying formacions of four and sixteen. , 2007 Page #109  
The Me-262 jet interceptor, Horten flying wings, and the Me-163 rocket powe 2007 Page #111  
 working on at least 16 different "Flying Saucer" proposals, (see illustrat 2007 Page #111  
was a design for a supersonic VTOL flying disc. By 1953, John Frost and rus 2007 Page #111  
king" to "foot the bill" for Ano's flying saucer programs. USAF Le. General 2007 Page #111  
re the exact aircraft reported as "flying Saucers" in the U.S. during 1947. 2007 Page #111  
 is a retired \XIWII P--40 Warhawk Flying Tigers pilot, with over 30,000 ho 2007 Page #114  
 to determine that this U.S. built flying saucer incorporated a "split rudd 2007 Page #115  
that the Air Force really did have flying saucers, but denied their existen 2007 Page #115  
new the truth behind the secret of flying saucers. This man stated that the 2007 Page #115  
o how to control a rusaster when a flying saucer crashes. Check out Chapter 2007 Page #127  
ion on how co extinguish a burrung flying saucer. If it is true that alien  2007 Page #127  
eople witnessed the free fall of a flying aircraft. The object was describe 2007 Page #128  
6. The wimesses said that they saw flying spheres that appeared to be movin 2007 Page #129  
ple reported seeing numerou s UFOs flying around. The Russians will not rel 2007 Page #129  
rom the north. One of the UFOs was flying in an unstable manner when sudden 2007 Page #129  
ter the incident were of a crashed flying saucer that was recovered from th 2007 Page #130  
in Ponce videotaped a bright light flying over the hill. At around 9:00 A.M 2007 Page #130  
ow the Government Recovers Crashed Flying Saucers By Nick Redfern Introduct 2007 Page #132  
e actually got their hands on some flying saucers. " "He wouldn't admit tha 2007 Page #133  
me, "it was called an unidentified flying object. At least that's the way t 2007 Page #133  
field exploitation of unidentified flying objects, or known Soviet/Bloc aer 2007 Page #134  
 referred to as both "unidentified flying objects" and "items of great tech 2007 Page #134  
ning the remains of one mysterious flying ship, are convinced these strange 2007 Page #136  
ions or Soviet inventions, but are flying saucers which originate on anothe 2007 Page #136  
 coordinated after an unidentified flying object exploded and fell to earth 2007 Page #140  
endoza provinces reported seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formati 2007 Page #141  
ed seeing a flying saucer squadron flying in formation . The news from Salt 2007 Page #141  
ehicle hid c/lJ"4;1d 00UflO Ind WU flying tlS...-fY .. lbaUI ""° thousand f 2007 Page #165  
verucle had changed course and was flying easterly at about 2000 feet. The  2007 Page #165  
 Radio announcement that a UFO was flying over Albuquerque. Paul McKeever,  2007 Page #166  
ber that the) said an unidentified flying object has been seen over Albuc1u 2007 Page #167  
between the U.S. and Mexico. After flying over the Zone of Silence, the 197 2007 Page #185  
g silver disc and a small aircraft flying from El Paso, Texas to Mexico Cit 2007 Page #186  
 the mid-air collision between the flying disk and the small civilian aircr 2007 Page #187  
or right after she had seen "three flying saucers crossing the skies. Then  2007 Page #193  
s near the town of Ubatuba, when a flying disc "approached the beach at unb 2007 Page #194  
ce of those things that people see flying in the sky, strange craft,' they  2007 Page #197  
 the "Liqujd metal" spouted by the flying disc, very similar to the Campina 2007 Page #200  
. It then took a position to start flying again and I tilted my head from t 2007 Page #200  
 a search for a weird unidentified flying object that apparently had Americ 2008 Page #8  
ion Sections, Shields said, "I was flying a C-119 3                         2008 Page #9  
ely two miles west of La Van, Utah flying at 8500 feet MSL. .. We were maki 2008 Page #10  
ket's engine to an artillery shell flying over. There was nothing in these  2008 Page #12  
it sounded like an artillery shell flying over. He said that he only saw a  2008 Page #13  
sed beneath his aircraft which was flying at 11,000 feet. That made two dif 2008 Page #13  
 there was something to stories of flying saucers and she said that she was 2008 Page #14  
parently making the tum over Reno, flying near Las Vegas, and disappearing  2008 Page #15  
balloon. Jt could have been a high flying U-2 spy plane. But, in reality, i 2008 Page #16  
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 in its entirety." An unidentified flying object, a destroyed aircraft, a d 2008 Page #30  
rn to them. They noticed that this Flying Triangle was heading on a direct  2008 Page #33  
s massive, triangular-shaped craft flying at what was a height of no more t 2008 Page #34  
 October 1950 11 Aerial Phenomena, Flying Disks, FBI Report, 17 April 1950  2008 Page #38  
seeing two military "s"-y cranes·· flying over his house headed for the Cra 2008 Page #53  
would allow the helicopter to keep flying for over 30 miles, attracting att 2008 Page #54  
 at helicopters and other aircraft flying in the vicinity of Grays Harbor.  2008 Page #54  
or. I have never seen a helicopter flying at night where there was any ques 2008 Page #54  
t and on the Cosford incident, the Flying Saucer Working Party and Project  2008 Page #62  
 tried to get the military to stop flying over crop circles and photographi 2008 Page #67  
eathrow Tower had two unidentified flying objects and marked it a UFO. The  2008 Page #86  
o us. They were over us, they were flying in the sky, they were hovering ov 2008 Page #89  
n manuscript, "An Encyclopaedia of Flying Saucers." This is the complete co 2008 Page #109  
sence of unidentif ied space craft flying :.n our atmosphere land possib_y  2008 Page #113  
ergy manipulation projects such as flying saucers and the infamous Nazi "Be 2008 Page #130  
ens are led to believe the unknown flying objects are nonsense." ---Dr. Van 2008 Page #131  
elease regarding the recovery of a flying saucer was issued. UFO researcher 2008 Page #132  
 who had requested information on "flying discs." In a letter stamped "secr 2008 Page #132  
 The Smith-Sarbacher Conne:tion: ■ Flying by Stealt.li. ■ Two Lrnport.ant - 2008 Page #163  
riginal paper (An Encyclopaedia of Flying Saucers) where the interesting ma 2009 Page #7  
Future Weapons (p 12) Unidentified Flying Objects: Implication for Nation S 2009 Page #8  
fireballs," "Project Grudge," and "flying disks" with the central players i 2009 Page #9  
                    conditions for flying. But there are other reasons foun 2009 Page #15  
e of development. By claiming that flying saucers was a secret weapons deve 2009 Page #17  
ercised over short distances, high flying RPVs should be used instead of sa 2009 Page #22  
L fNTELLIGENCE AGENCY UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT IMPLICATION FOR NATION SEC 2009 Page #23  
ce in investigating the New Mexico flying saucer radar detection near Los A 2009 Page #24  
in periods of intense and reliable flying saucer incidents in that state. A 2009 Page #24  
ith the phenomenon of unidentified flying objects as defined by authorized  2009 Page #25  
artner Harold Dahl-of the earliest flying saucer sighting of the post-war U 2009 Page #29  
tory in his Report on Unidentified Flying Objects suggesting hoax and the B 2009 Page #30  
on of his 1950 book, Riddle of The Flying Saucers, thereby setting up a pat 2009 Page #30  
st Hollywood movie about UFOs, The Flying Saucer was released, a cold war d 2009 Page #30  
nown study. Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, with changed names and s 2009 Page #33  
 of Telecommunicat ions concerning flying saucer technologi es being secret 2009 Page #36  
 rating higher than the H-bomb, b. Flying saucers exist, c. Their modus ope 2009 Page #36  
tted that he had a curiosity about flying saucers. However, in later years  2009 Page #51  
o.org/consistencies.html. Aboard a Flying Saucer, Truman Bethurum, DeVorss  2009 Page #56  
 going on. When you have UFO craft flying over nuclear weapons storage area 2009 Page #85  
g to tell the people? Something is flying over our nukes and we have no con 2009 Page #85  
             "They're uniden/i(ied flying obitci . Lei's shoot ont and see  2009 Page #120  
ave confirmed that an unidentified flying object recently landed in a park  2009 Page #134  
ighbors reported an unusual object flying over their houses and the nearby  2009 Page #136  
Gaden WeSI corrrruler a;rcrall was flying from Oxnard lo l.DsArgetes lrtern 2009 Page #144  
 SAUCERS: Soviets Curious· . Those flying disks were fun while they lasted, 2009 Page #177  
c e report 100-203-79, Analysis of Flying Object Incidents in the United St 2009 Page #177  
's sighting. However , a Report on Flying Disks, dated July 25, 1947 from H 2009 Page #178  
r Forces concluded that: (a) This "flying saucer" situation is not all imag 2009 Page #178  
al phenomenon. Something is really flying around. (b) Lack of topside inqui 2009 Page #178  
 E.G. Fitch to D.M. Ladd, Subject: Flying Disks where: Special Agent (S.W.  2009 Page #178  
ce, expressed the possibility that flying disks were in fact, a very highly 2009 Page #178  
ollowing: He pointed out that when flying objects were seen over Sweden, th 2009 Page #178  
cooperate in the investigations of flying discs. The Air Force have confide 2009 Page #178  

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erts, Piatkus, 2002. See also: www.flyingsaucery.com. 2. Guardian, January  2006 Page #137  

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v "TH.'\T ="r, OP "-LL UFO'S WW BE FLYINS 0/Ut. THE OCEANS FOil UNlNOWN lUR 2009 Page #106  

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 believed might be affected by the flyover of a flying saucer. The station  2004 Page #86  
ate weekends. Days after the first flyover the CIA had a piece of hardware  2004 Page #102  
ything leading up to and after the flyover with total clarity. But this thi 2009 Page #83  

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ence gathered by satellite and jet flyovers suggested otherwise. A short ti 2007 Page #187  

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o bring these aircraft back up to "fl~ing status". Jack Pickett was issued  2007 Page #95  
oup of silver saucer shaped craft. Fl~ing their F-86 Saber jets at 45,000 f 2007 Page #109  
ol, they obsen ed four other discs fl~ing co its ,icirury as if co assist i 2007 Page #199  

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n~ btitt'll. sauc~r-liltir obj~1.3 fl•· ni:min~l:,, :-no:-oc 1Jr leiS ll_,- 2009 Page #163  

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of us. An AM radio doesn't pick up FM signals. A German General just before 2006 Page #11  
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 IN A GREEN PHARMACY BOX □ Postage Fmeter, 2223773, Postalia, La Crosse, Wl 2003 Page #170  
 July 1989. Postage was paid by an Fmeter number 2223773 made by Postalia,  2003 Page #171  

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NTXJC!S tros! ~ le.IS ~\xia l\irel fml ii (l).~ ·•11h tte C,e,tral 11'~ r.. 2007 Page #12  

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ka Landing • Air Force Spokesman • Fmllk Maggio • Lt. Walter Butt IIWCl:,,d 2008 Page #18  

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ons i* east/Texas and. White Sands Fmving Ground:, I^M», tracked two unidsn 2003 Page #232  

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and Kirtland AAF. Structural,*^ris Fnd%fSW»rtfflrJ» ’^J;si .lerM taRan to A 2003 Page #234  

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IFICATION HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO THE fNFORMATION CONTAINED HEREfN . fNTRODUCT 2009 Page #23  

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L..ie you ....,,;d ,-isl snap your fnger an:I n was there," sakl tne corrme 2009 Page #144  

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lel' lien/arse of T Townsend Brown Fni St-Ave:Art ALL I, Gt 1 T5 ..VIE.er E 2006 Page #34  

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 ...._. f17,l•a • C-111 Ur.;;ro11L fNll:I t.M l~·!t ""''• l,1 .. r~ •p.-aau 2008 Page #19  
tree le:11!ni; waler• 1 Specw.alln fnll ln I.he world is Ue-Yose-AUCKLANl), 2009 Page #182  
ose-AUCKLANl), N. z., June 13-mite Fnll in Yosemite Valley, (AP-:N«"! 7.e.l 2009 Page #182  

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ECOND UNIDENTIFIED 00JECT PAO SEEN fnmin NEAR SANTA CRUZ. ITEM 2pt DETAILS. 2004 Page #21  

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 UFOs .,, .. -~ ' . · . 1 Tbr n('1 Fnrcr crnltd ·t"'~----fl:-_:·: ( ontht'b 2005 Page #21  

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i followini hi* dtuarluit from th* Fnrifiltl farmir 8»cr«l«ry of If’nblml n 2003 Page #91  

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the former Defame Secretary ’ai Mr Fnrreetal, who la 57 years reaponee to c 2003 Page #91  

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N SURVIVAL THIS JS NOT AN OFFICIAL fNTELLIGE NCE DOCUMENT AND DOES NOT REFL 2009 Page #23  

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INTELLIGENCE VN1TED STATES CENTRAL fNTELLIGENCE AGENCY UNIDENTIFIED FLYING  2009 Page #23  

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THE fNFORMATION CONTAINED HEREfN . fNTRODUCTION In the years 1946-1955 I co 2009 Page #23  

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lications, Inc, 1991. Scharaf, M.: FN~]' On Earth: A Biograpl?J of lVilhelm 2005 Page #105  

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THE (DR) from SANe explosions Were fo und NEAR site two, on fri (G) **** ** 2004 Page #228  
THER ow~? 1.-••~ 1', I .-, •• C. • fo I• •• \ ':•.f o• I "'I•' • .: ._ r.►  2007 Page #74  
J witnesses. Dr. Maffei issued the fo!Jowing report: "The sample analysed i 2007 Page #194  
!) to~ H. •l!. : ;-,."' t tel:.:. .fO.J u, yo..i::-c!for~ .-:.nc! =. .. 1:, 2008 Page #57  
. ..,.u u "·t=r:•· nice ,•vt-ni.rc fo: :'all. i1".c.:1J wvr~ N,/ •f"',, c:1 2008 Page #57  
._.::.:-. ,t ; C"llJC •••• .:;.;~! fO.,..ITt,u ?1'.CJ3 Cover note is releva 2008 Page #120  
 Pouticil Crisis and Freedom of In fo rrn:.1 ti on ■ Ni.,on, Gleason, and A 2008 Page #159  
re and I asked him if I could move fo,ward to get a better view of it and h 2009 Page #79  
his time everybody has practically fo,sottcn them. Well, aJmost everybody . 2009 Page #177  
t10wleclg1 or nnci cntnusla.,;rr . fo:-a~•:ldyn~m 1lcs." ,., ". I Hlt1h nbo 2009 Page #183  

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 ro~~I:C"'-' • DOUBJ,.E ~l6fTIJ.JC fO'S COMPVT&IUZED •'l-. ceanic ,··· nit  2009 Page #106  

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due to "atmospheric exposure." Ray FO'wler and the Affidavit The respected  2009 Page #49  

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 Swn1lllg Up 197 5 ■ Malrmlt0 mAit Fo1ce Baoe. Monb.-u ■ ■ Som• Uncon.6.cne 2009 Page #142  

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 Top Aird ■ Up a Notch Lom,g .P.,c Foa:e Baa ■ The Wua,..-mth AFB E.ncointe 2009 Page #142  

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pical study that the materials are foam rubber. Sample 2 was pyrolyzed (bur 2003 Page #48  
 which confirmed it to be urethane foam. There is some darker foam material 2003 Page #48  
rethane foam. There is some darker foam material on what appears to be a ve 2003 Page #48  
fter the I 1940s when polyurethane foam was developed. This foam rubber in  2003 Page #49  
yurethane foam was developed. This foam rubber in shoes did not come into g 2003 Page #49  
of seconds when they came upon the foam, which at first they though was a p 2004 Page #39  
rst they though was a patch of sea foam. The light picked it out, a yellow, 2004 Page #39  
d this stuff resemble ordinary sea foam, the fishermen stated years 36      2004 Page #39  
determine that the smelly patch of foam was over a half mile [805 meters] l 2004 Page #40  
steamed back and forth through the foam and the surrounding waters, looking 2004 Page #40  
nd pulling them out found that the foam did not stay on his clothing. O'Bri 2004 Page #40  
line. The Mountie thought that the foam might have been the by-product of j 2004 Page #40  
odor. But there was none. Only the foam. Shortly after midnight, on the mor 2004 Page #40  

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They reached the other side of the foamy patch which was about two boat len 2004 Page #40  
his arms up to his elbows into the foamy water and pulling them out found t 2004 Page #40  

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ctional Orbit Bombardment Systems'(FOBS). Such a system may have played a r 2009 Page #17  

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omplex for years, and has been the focal point of many stories dealing with 2003 Page #202  
ey were taken with another, longer focal length lens. One fact Bond Johnson 2004 Page #234  
ch picture, is an indicator of the focal length of the lens used in each ca 2004 Page #238  
6, 1945. Soon this complex was the focal point for captured V-2 launches an 2005 Page #125  

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es known, but they were all out of focus. Now, instead of calculating circu 2003 Page #149  
arlier disaster such as Roswell?); focus on "the very highest national secu 2003 Page #173  
 organisms, shown on Slide 35, the focus is on retrieval and preservation,  2003 Page #178  
ecurity is clearly the predominant focus of every aspect of the program. Al 2003 Page #185  
jority of Moon Dust recoveries did focus on earth- based technology such as 2004 Page #5  
own as the "Roswell Incident." The focus of the GAO probe, initiated at the 2004 Page #60  
mes causes us to lose our sense of focus, our center, our concentration. .. 2004 Page #197  
on that I will cover later, I will focus on Leo Gebauer, who has been ident 2004 Page #218  
thored by Allen W. Dulles with the focus being on the potential duplication 2004 Page #251  
ared, but not to MJ-12 ■ U.S. Army focus and exposure ■ High integrity, poo 2005 Page #11  
hy of rigorous study. However, the focus of this book is on the nuts and bo 2005 Page #120  
rashes, and ultimatel y led him to focus exclusively on this particular asp 2005 Page #139  
 doors. Remaining businesses would focus on two things: supporting the mili 2006 Page #62  
te various civic projects meant to focus people's attention on the here-and 2006 Page #65  
rom Wendover, all efforts began to focus on securing the crash scene and re 2006 Page #74  
ce In 1952, when Flatwoods was the focus of the world, the locals were gett 2006 Page #93  
siting the provirus theory and the focus assay, shared with Baltimore the N 2006 Page #112  
to the abduction experience and to focus on the intercultural and spiritual 2006 Page #198  
hiskey manufacturer, Suntor-y. Its focus was a new mixed drink. The non-hum 2007 Page #64  
sharp-edoed illustration of out of focus aliens, the one in the foreground  2007 Page #69  
have proven to be a tried-and-true focus for an ad campaign aimed at a broa 2007 Page #76  
5. As evidence of this, we need to focus upon the work of one of the earlie 2007 Page #132  
onal security has had to shift its focus dramatically . Security Sector Ref 2008 Page #25  
cover and brought the camera up to focus. I began snapping photo after phot 2008 Page #82  
ents involved is shown on a slide. Focus of this presentation Since the I s 2009 Page #7  
entic "burned memo." Today we will focus on the contents of the last "leake 2009 Page #8  
jects, with changed names and some focus on the Air Force personnel who die 2009 Page #33  
nearly spills some be.ins 1011190. Focus on unconventional technologies 1n  2009 Page #151  
 new researchers where they should focus their own research efforts in thei 2009 Page #154  

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object. The news media at the time focused on the observation of an eight y 2003 Page #54  
as the Kecksburg incident that was focused on during that media event. Sinc 2003 Page #65  
(EDS) spectra. The top spectrum is focused on the shiny side of the layered 2003 Page #104  
. Figure 8. The bottom spectrum is focused on the dark side which revealed  2003 Page #104  
beginnings of a pattern. Bennewitz focused in on commonly repeated phrases  2003 Page #149  
ram planning for metallurgical R&D Focused on magnetic materials, high heat 2003 Page #161  
2 of the Missouri crash would have focused on the technology issues. The de 2003 Page #185  
and rebuttals are not particularly focused on crash retrievals, however. Th 2004 Page #121  
~ ARE NOT THE SAME ■ Engineers are focused on "how" ■ Engineers deal with m 2005 Page #4  
y. As the beam from the car lights focused on the "animal," it covered its  2005 Page #35  
t certain locations in Nevada that focused upon the reverse-engineering of  2005 Page #45  
ts. The Upshot-Knothole tests also focused upon the effects of radioactive  2005 Page #47  
ve Briti h propagand a machine was focused away from Europe and toward the  2007 Page #10  
orld \Var Tl, the U.S. o-overnment focused on a new enemy: global communism 2007 Page #11  
 and wl,jce with a handheld camera focused on the crotch area of a rwenry-s 2007 Page #75  
ulk of the document's contents are focused upon telephone com·ersations bet 2007 Page #135  
tember 1979. While speculation has focused upon a nuclear weapons-test as b 2007 Page #142  
 day in question. Initial inquires focused upon the reliabifay (or orherwis 2007 Page #143  
rial on the Vela Incident -\\ hich focused on the theories as described abo 2007 Page #143  
day, internal national security is focused upon ensuring the prevention of  2008 Page #24  
of UFOs arose. All of the accounts focused on the Andrews Creek I Elk River 2008 Page #42  
                            always focused on the gravel pit run by his fam 2008 Page #54  
low motion when they are intensely focused on what is occurnng. The militar 2008 Page #59  
te to UFOs. The fifth presentation focused solely on one leaked document on 2009 Page #7  
s on classified pages. Last year l focused on the content of two leaked doc 2009 Page #8  
e since World War II. My attention focused 5                                2009 Page #11  
nsuing defense problem immediately focused on the atmosphere, and the UFO s 2009 Page #14  
e since World War II. My attention focused primarily upon the Central Intel 2009 Page #23  
d UFO issue upon which we are most focused. Before we get to the crux of th 2009 Page #48  
t certain locations in Nevada that focused upon the reverseengineering of c 2009 Page #51  
not recalling the end shape. I was focused on the middle of the craft and t 2009 Page #83  
y are in the right position. I was focused on this and the colored lights w 2009 Page #84  
with considerably more respect and focused in on the Tass statement. Ms. Fe 2009 Page #138  
 Jacobs, Bud Hopkins and John Mack focused on abductions , each of these pi 2009 Page #154  
the earth's surface which could be focused to destroy life by fire in vast  2009 Page #158  
5, 1947 June 15 newspaper articles focused on six major points that reporte 2009 Page #161  

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ng, though a good part of the text focuses on the impact that going through 2004 Page #48  
ked two 7 \'lhile popular lore now focuses on references to r\rea 51 in Ne\ 2005 Page #125  
am Forest in between have been the focuses of this question: 51             2009 Page #57  

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ssful high-technolog y businesses, focusing on new product design and autom 2005 Page #174  

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y, Random House Children 's Books, Fodor's Travel Publications, Living Lang 2008 Page #143  

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.uUu.a:u\ ■ Pt.n¥TU Dau Rnl.tXJ al foe 1 N•wWodd o,.i.. ■ Go,ng ta A.tu51 ■ 2009 Page #149  
ln(j "'lhHe :t bM t:..,en t,,lUni; foe to ~h~ niLu«: o~ tile wcapou '" Jup! 2009 Page #182  

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countered a strange glowing ground fog that they were ordered to surround.  2004 Page #48  
hind an apparent trail of smoke or fog. 34                                  2005 Page #36  
h 2 to 4 miles visibility and some fog. 63                                  2008 Page #69  
m with 3 miles visibility and some fog fonning. 64 ..                       2008 Page #70  
n a word, such as lexical density, fog indexes, or grade level equivalents, 2008 Page #106  
al density 34.48 37.03 1 ■Gunn ing Fog Index 14.88 15.24 2 ■Coleman-Liau In 2008 Page #118  
al clarity. But this thing is in a fog in my head. Note these areas are in  2009 Page #83  
my head. Note these areas are in a fog to me. Cigar shaped for sure but not 2009 Page #83  
when it was over me. Almost like a fog around my perifrial vision. So the r 2009 Page #84  

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cloud and confuse even further the foggy world of UFO crash-retrie,·aJ acco 2005 Page #133  

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c lie. It is true that none of the FOI.A documents proved to be the single  2005 Page #73  
he fact that the MoD receives more FOI requests on UFOs than any other topi 2008 Page #61  
ification involved and the various FOI exemptions that mean certain informa 2008 Page #61  
dealt with Freedom of Infom1ation (FOi) requests myself, so have first-hand 2008 Page #62  
ence of this. Ufologists have used FOI (and the Code of Practice on Access  2008 Page #62  
rnment Information, which preceded FOi but attempted to apply some of the p 2008 Page #62  
g MoD's 2001 remote viewing study. FOi or Investigation? The MoD receives m 2008 Page #62  
vestigation? The MoD receives more FOi requests relating to UFOs than on an 2008 Page #62  
worked is now so busy dealing with FOI requests that this has taken precede 2008 Page #62  
workload being put on staff due to FOi, but FOi is taking priority because  2008 Page #63  
being put on staff due to FOi, but FOi is taking priority because if it fai 2008 Page #63  
7 the workload involved in dealing FOi requests was becoming intolerable an 2008 Page #63  
olved in responding to UFO-related FOi requests on a case by case basis, Mo 2008 Page #63  
assive media coverage and numerous FOI requests have been made to the MoD a 2008 Page #67  
the files have been released, most FOI requests can simply be dealt with by 2008 Page #68  
and members of the public who make FOI requests relating to UFOs ( or on an 2008 Page #68  

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t by Kenny Young, May 1999 15. FBI FOIA requests and responses for Morton,  2003 Page #39  
ed the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to attempt to locate any governmen 2003 Page #56  
for Cfi, has been busy filing many FOIA requests and tracking down leads ar 2003 Page #65  
 Haunted World ” In response to m* FOIA request justifying CoL Weaver's off 2003 Page #135  
ut secure areas of Kirtland. Other FOIA -released documents described multi 2003 Page #147  
onferenceWAW ma,-esicdocuments com FOIA Request Examples • 15 Oct 1947, You 2003 Page #165  
iner 1994 1 23 TSRMEO ■ Tim Cooper/FOIA 1994 1 1 MJ-12 ref ■ Salina via TC  2003 Page #169  
9 48 3132 S, uncl ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA 1999 1 335 TSM, conf ■ S-1 (mailed  2003 Page #169  
illin via D. Berliner ■ Tim Cooper/FOIA ■ Salina via TC mailbox ■ S-2 (mail 2003 Page #169  
(mail plus to TC) ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) ■ S-3 (mailed  2003 Page #169  
 Bowen Manuscript received from an FOIA office at Ft. Meade. The originals  2003 Page #179  
ce, and I duly fired off a further FOIA request in an attempt to obtain cop 2004 Page #11  
AF told me in response to my first FOIA. The National Archives then directe 2004 Page #231  
historical records for the USAF. A FOIA to Maxwell AFB resulted in a re-dir 2004 Page #231  
g the question at hand. Subsequent FOIA have resulted in their "final answe 2004 Page #231  
ory cover letter included from the FOIA office shown as the return address. 2004 Page #244  
ut the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and if they were then the document 2004 Page #253  
everal good sources of UFO-related FOIA documentation on the web, most nota 2005 Page #73  
ost UFO documents released through FOIA are not of the Top Secret level, bu 2005 Page #74  
 reply to yet another researcher's FOIA request (regarding the 'no-records' 2005 Page #123  
Tim Cooper received a reply to !us FOIA request for Paperclip information f 2005 Page #125  
ng UFO research. When a second CIA FOIA was submitted, the reply excluded t 2005 Page #126  
 a document released in 1985 under FOIA to Mr. Brian Parks from the Air For 2005 Page #129  
r in this book, was gleaned from a FOIA request to the U.S. Department of S 2005 Page #142  
to use Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to uncover information di 2006 Page #17  
opposed by his Army superiors. His FOIA activities led to punishments such  2006 Page #17  
ict with Army authorities over his FOIA requests, and the actual documentat 2006 Page #17  
military superiors. Stone's use of FOIA was particularly important since th 2006 Page #17  
of classified information. Stone's FOIA research led to him being acknowled 2006 Page #17  
h SOM1-01, Stone's highly specific FOIA requests on Project Moon Dust, his  2006 Page #23  
 fluids 3. The measurement of flow FOIA: The NRL Records We've never heard  2006 Page #38  
 plus to TC) 1999 ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA 1999 ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) 2000 ■ S- 2007 Page #42  
ds: Blue Man: Here is declassified/FOIA package on 'Vela.' Nothing damaging 2007 Page #143  
ENCE RELEASE LEVEL TWO UFO ARSENAL FOIA LAWSUIT MEDIA SIDEWINDER r ! ,._ .l 2008 Page #1  
 Air Force to obtain copies of his FOIA case file on the matter. The Execut 2008 Page #30  
oes not relate specifically to the FOIA (Freedom on Lnformation Act, 1966)  2008 Page #111  
 via D. Berliner 1994 ■ Tim Cooper FOIA 1994 ■ Salina via TC muilbox 1996 ■ 2008 Page #115  
il plus to TC) 1999 ■Ft.Meade Army FOIA(TC) l999 ■ CIA Us:S metered(TC) ■ S 2008 Page #115  
ial Operations Manual ■ Tim Cooper/FOIA Hillenkoette r with MJ-12 file ■ So 2008 Page #115  
ret,~ pp unclass. ■ Ft. Meade Anny FOIA Bowen Manuscript ■ CIA USPS merer T 2008 Page #115  
strat:Jon ■ Big Brother Grows Up ■ FOIA Fight -Bennew1tz ■ Sightings m late 2008 Page #163  
mo, go to: http://www.archives.gov/foia/ufos.html#mj 12 2 Available online  2009 Page #46  

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The reference to the fact that the FOIAoriginate files contained "nothing d 2007 Page #143  

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 documents after he started filing FOIAs on UFOs. One of Lundahl's first UF 2004 Page #101  

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hoaxes grow inevitabl y from human foibles: ego, greed and delusion. Anothe 2005 Page #132  

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Hall's Freedom of Information Ace (FOIJ\) request. In a moment of candor, t 2005 Page #123  

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ooked like crinkled, soft aluminum foil. I recall it had very long hands, v 2003 Page #23  
 if it were soft, crinkly aluminum foil, not that thick. I remember at the  2003 Page #35  
trieval Conference Section 3 Metal foil found with high silicon content Man 2003 Page #44  
inum products Household toll Metal foil found, analysis with energy-dispers 2003 Page #44  
nce to heat Appearance of aluminum foil...unknown plastic-like... o Substan 2003 Page #175  
rial was foil-like, as thin as the foil in a pack of cigarettes, very light 2004 Page #135  
sly after being folded. Other thin foil was so strong and resistant to bend 2004 Page #142  
n retrieving a few pieces of metal foil (one piece about 50sq. in., and one 2004 Page #240  
in the process of having the metal foil pieces analyzed. I presented a piec 2004 Page #240  
 I presented a piece of this metal foil to Mr. Stanton Friedman to be passe 2004 Page #240  
seum is having this piece of metal foil analyzed.                           2004 Page #240  
e-wrute color, and the UFO rose at foil speed, its Lights went off, and it  2007 Page #200  
FO'S WW BE FLYINS 0/Ut. THE OCEANS FOil UNlNOWN lURl'O!.ES. -               2009 Page #106  

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ile long. Much of the material was foil-like, as thin as the foil in a pack 2004 Page #135  
elite. As stated before, there was foil-like material spread out over many  2004 Page #142  

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om of Information and Privacy Act (FOIPA). I was told that there were no re 2006 Page #174  

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proved Freedom of ]nformation Act (FOJA). Whereas, for instance, the CI.A,  2005 Page #73  

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nterest - MOST IMPORTANT: DESIGNED FOJA-PROOf -ERGOFUSION "The l\lhidentifi 2008 Page #148  

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liest and most famous figures in U foJogy -Donald Keyhoe, a renowned resear 2007 Page #132  

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 * IN THE AREA wvERF 11-EYIVE SEEN FOL!ND * THERE WERE ND SIGNS OF THE IrFO 2004 Page #21  
" Affirmative background consensus fol.lows. le then says, "America is host 2007 Page #75  
1nlo111 of l11funrl(1fi o11 .-\rt (FOl.-\j COMPLAINT FORM He; \ 1) C s •Ow. 2007 Page #174  
ere all obtained using the Code or FOL All these files and more besides are 2008 Page #62  

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                                   Fol1ow the international media. They rep 2007 Page #34  

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e exception. Having filed numerous FOlA requests with a host of U.S. govern 2004 Page #11  
in UFOs, the thousands of pages of FOlA documentation showed this to be a b 2005 Page #73  
erely curtailed the helpfulness of FOlA, for instance exemptin g NORAD enti 2005 Page #74  
nt of view. There is one thing the FOlA documents do tell us, however: UFOs 2005 Page #74  

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 abandoned and their loyalty would fold. Many would turn to their church as 2006 Page #65  
ces and cooperative impulses could fold, as all stakeholders seek any possi 2006 Page #68  

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ieved to be a horseshoe-shape with folded edge at bottom. Lighter area was  2003 Page #47  
ted it ... as if gravity was being folded around the outside of the wave th 2003 Page #102  
ginal shape seamlessly after being folded. Other thin foil was so strong an 2004 Page #142  
 paper in his hand. In one, it was folded over so nothing could be seen. In 2004 Page #230  
 my mom smoked at the time. le was folded up and lodged underneath a rock.  2005 Page #155  
ge the metal to no avail. When she folded or bent the metal and then put it 2009 Page #91  

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mic Energy Intelligence NND943011, folder 131, Case 6 • CIC Unit Histories  2003 Page #165  
e seen in N.M. Photos in White Hot folder are not available as they are TS  2004 Page #246  
al and consistent spacing for file folder of the period. Even the pencil ma 2004 Page #252  
e seen in N.M. Photos in White Hot folder not available as they are TS Rest 2007 Page #49  
able to have downloaded that whole folder. MW: A shame you had not got thos 2007 Page #86  
ould have remained a two-inch file folder in a drawer. In 1987 I was a full 2008 Page #55  
s went into a file folder-and that folder went into a filing cabinet. Newsp 2009 Page #138  
etter was filed all by itself in a folder labeled 1947. I found this to be  2009 Page #173  

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he Tass printouts went into a file folder-and that folder went into a filin 2009 Page #138  

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tary way to look at remote machine folders and files). Lots of the FTP and  2007 Page #85  
chines there had raw and processed folders in them. These images were over  2007 Page #86  

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 this half-round shape was made by folding a circular piece of the material 2003 Page #47  

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ts of the dress that hung in great folds from the waist area to the bottom  2006 Page #94  
 a living cell, a protein molecule folds in a curl. Protein molecules are f 2006 Page #114  

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 there would have been no original foliage left; the entire site would have 2006 Page #85  

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t Alamogordo AAF and Kirtland AAF. FoLiowing radar tracks, the objects were 2005 Page #126  

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nitial interactions with the local folk, I was able to confirm my initial i 2006 Page #202  
 by him V. The Evidence of Legend: folk tales from Hawaii, Canadian Indians 2007 Page #44  

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he colorful realm of East Anglican folklore where it remained until October 2004 Page #46  
 was not just some local legend or folklore tale. I was amazed to find how  2006 Page #91  
dscape dotted with stone circles...Folklore tells us that these mountains a 2006 Page #119  

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ember that incident. Some of these folks had family members, friends or nei 2003 Page #57  
 I thought that the disinformation folks like Quintanilla, Menzel and maybe 2003 Page #187  
e of years, I've met some of these folks. They are always well-meaning, but 2004 Page #215  
the truth. Unbeknownst to a lot of folks in ufology, Ramsey had quietly bee 2004 Page #215  
e radio show brought in many local folks from Las Vegas and the surrounding 2006 Page #204  
 10 my UFO briclifC! 10 BA~T-STAR) FOLKS I ASKED THE CORSO CONUNDRUM • We ( 2008 Page #151  

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me." This was in a conference room foll of aerospace and computer engineers 2005 Page #175  
 Eu11e1~c: Ormandy, war. uader way foll.owed the ·iwl!e 6( the lnternat1on: 2009 Page #182  

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 I,(: proocss we cnn ~top ra:n !om foll-Suoc:s= i;o.vc ~he on!:, hl:\L M ,  2009 Page #182  

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sephine Ogden is a former Zigfield Follies girl who many characterize as al 2003 Page #85  

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cc. Ellr::.lrrrMlri::alolo~· \,ill follo""' the umc m'thodolu:;:u."s: "hich 2005 Page #107  
h-retrie,·aJ accounts . Similarly, follo,ving the collapse of Nazi Germany, 2005 Page #133  

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vaerd and Dr. Roger Leir comes the follO\\ ing, based upon their in-depth r 2005 Page #31  

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 Hitachi Metals analysis gives the follO\ving elements: C (carbon) 0.0021 S 2007 Page #201  

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ver those three nights -we did not follov,1 proper procedures and protocol. 2009 Page #78  

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ic press statements in the days to follow. The sighting reports of the bril 2003 Page #53  
rators on both sides of the border follow unknown returns moving at a mind- 2003 Page #88  
ll operations briefing Intended to follow. ai• nxxxeiutoe v Dr. Vannevar Bu 2003 Page #132  
d eventually get the assignment to follow and report on Bennewtiz' acitivit 2003 Page #146  
ared personnel do this Be careful: follow security, cut wires, screws, tape 2003 Page #177  
seven days or of no value □ Always follow up on physical evidence such as p 2003 Page #177  
AL AUTHENTICATION Concern Does not follow standard n Warning notice on left 2003 Page #186  
 They would then have a pattern to follow. Rockefeller thought about it, an 2003 Page #200  
 incidents  and briefings later to follow. I\/ -»s ,-ilse tho belie s, of C 2003 Page #234  
Worth Star-Telegram and decided to follow the Aurora story. I contacted Bil 2004 Page #27  
Excerpts from half a dozen of them follow, beginning with Mark Thompson, fo 2004 Page #49  
ne who is technically inclined can follow the arguments in either The Downi 2004 Page #130  
 that the two Ramey images closely follow this rule, but the Marcel plot sh 2004 Page #238  
identialit y. A few of his sources follow.4 1. A woman whose husband was in 2005 Page #78  
cci). The friend told Sorensen to "follow me," and they walked ro an airfie 2005 Page #83  
er psychoanalytic colleagues would follow him for the remainder of his life 2005 Page #89  
, be they supportive or otherwise, follow a similar logic: that the level o 2005 Page #102  
t scenario worlds. Those reactions follow: Scenario . ,;. FAST-FAMILIAR -PO 2006 Page #58  
 groups. The majority would try to follow government guidance, mainly stayi 2006 Page #62  
ve government benefit of doubt and follow leadership. But strangeness would 2006 Page #65  
st pilot. Attempts by reporters to follow up various details of the story l 2006 Page #75  
een planted at the site as a ruse. Follow the evidence I could provide quit 2006 Page #86  
roke in 1977). The first person to follow up on Willingham's story was Todd 2006 Page #176  
 Mexico in 1948. Zechel decided to follow up on the story so he contacted W 2006 Page #176  
the scheduling played out I was to follow an amazing presentation by Lloyd  2006 Page #181  
eings from elsewhere. Tough act to follow! Apart from his rigorous observan 2006 Page #181  
ment agency attempted to retrieve? Follow along with the eyewitness testimo 2006 Page #194  
o travel to Huntsville, Alabama to follow up on some UFO sightings and catt 2006 Page #201  
ation, to keep an open mind and co follow the evidence through co irs most  2007 Page #59  
reader of other books. How did you follow TV, did you used co watch Scifi s 2007 Page #81  
might have gone wrong. MW: Did you follow the news to see if perhaps it was 2007 Page #90  
igation is investigare meaning "to follow a path or trail." There is a crit 2008 Page #55  
er the leaks. The seven pages that follow are presumably the "directives."  2008 Page #110  
ave shown that the Apollo missions follow this same pattern on a day-to-day 2008 Page #135  
9 Copies of the original documents follow. UFO SOVEREIGNTY OVER AIR SPACE A 2009 Page #14  
not "be influenced any further" to follow MJ-12 policies. President Kennedy 2009 Page #43  
at no thorough investigation would follow by federal or congressional autho 2009 Page #45  
           le The disclosures that follow were made a little over a year be 2009 Page #89  
nal social values, so she chose to follow her husband to Oregon when he was 2009 Page #93  

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xistenceas shown by the cases that follow-persists. Put simply: on rare occ 2005 Page #143  

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ORK UAO (UFO) Reporting Analysis • Follow-up / on Project Grudge, 23 Sep 19 2003 Page #162  
UFO IDENTIFICATION UFOB Guide: 27. Follow-up investigations: favor coherenc 2003 Page #177  
ifferent locations 3 For distance, follow-up proportional to inverse of squ 2003 Page #177  
ility with multiple witnesses, and follow-up proportional to inverse square 2003 Page #178  
e newspaper article. There were no follow-up articles, no photos, no police 2004 Page #31  
view with Marcel, there was little follow-up he could do, not having a date 2004 Page #135  
ident and many of the details in a follow-up work called The Truth about th 2004 Page #137  
uld be of more help to you in your follow-up investigation. Ben P.S. I will 2004 Page #246  
 leads. • Limited but unsuccessful follow-up, and no publicity. Leonard Str 2006 Page #25  
he other hand, we see virtually no follow-up, and precious little of the af 2006 Page #183  
uld be of more help to you in your follow-up investigation. Ben "P.S. I wil 2007 Page #49  
ing will win $50,000. Meow! A 1985 follow-up coupon was illustrated with a  2007 Page #66  

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were the extensive debriefings and follow-ups, consistent with apparent pol 2004 Page #117  
tnessed by troops. Debriefings and follow-ups. • 3. Report 62, Chihuahua, M 2004 Page #118  

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 Snoddg_rass' .e~e_ers I found the follow_ing set of orders __ : _________  2009 Page #174  

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ell © 1996. The letter said: "I've followed your broadcasts over the last y 2003 Page #97  
 trio, a strained hypnosis session followed. Sprinkle was aghast at the sta 2003 Page #144  
 with Kenneth Arnold in June 1947, followed by the Roswell crashes (there w 2003 Page #170  
s, Special Facilities Division." I followed up on this possible role of the 2003 Page #194  
histling sound and saw a fire ball followed by an explosion. He said that t 2004 Page #11  
HISTLING SOUND AND SAW A FIRE OALL FOLLOWED Pv AN I ENFLOAION. HE SAID THAT 2004 Page #21  
ed party here) was missing, but he followed us out and we didn't know until 2004 Page #50  
cribed "a blinding flash of light" followed by a tremendous pressure wave a 2004 Page #67  
ry war" • Dozens of leads could be followed with time and money • The most  2004 Page #128  
n, and Dwight Yoakam. We carefully followed the key facts of the Roswell UF 2004 Page #134  
ation, did research of his own and followed new leads, and he then partnere 2004 Page #136  
ther major book about the incident followed twelve years after The Roswell  2004 Page #136  
 Vandenberg of which three cameras followed the one missile take-off. Behin 2004 Page #184  
lor film. After that that would be followed by some more briefing and talks 2004 Page #189  
police officer claimed that he had followed the object along the old highwa 2004 Page #217  
f the leads that Ramsey eventually followed up on. 9 Ramsey, "Aztec crash / 2004 Page #224  
 by two Army men. In the days that followed, a whole staff of scientists an 2005 Page #32  
lls. The sighting was immediatel y followed by a glare that illuminated the 2005 Page #37  
step and other scurrilous articles followed over the years that the FDA qui 2005 Page #93  
at seemed real." Keyhoe's book was followed by E. J. Ruppelt's book: The Re 2005 Page #95  
probable interplanetary origin was followed by creation of just such a unit 2005 Page #124  
nt Roosevelt and Gen. Marshall was followed by further research interest at 2005 Page #127  
to be all right. He led the wa); I followed. l asked if it might be an airp 2005 Page #155  
d over a ridge and disappeared. He followed, but couldn't find a trace of t 2006 Page #44  
 a ridge. Hoyt saw a bright flash, followed shortly by the sound of an expl 2006 Page #71  
iscated the debris. Other visitors followed. Bill Marvel and Dave Lewis hik 2006 Page #83  
P. Part numbers bore a "20" prefix followed by a letter, and then more numb 2006 Page #84  
veral alien crashes that have been followed by local deaths. Several exampl 2006 Page #101  
tonio Villas-Boas, abduction, sex, followed by death. The Villas-Boas story 2006 Page #109  
e room suddenly filled with smoke, followed by an alien female with nice-lo 2006 Page #109  
re made. A triumph of epidemiology followed: Medicine Men and Elders were c 2006 Page #111  
te here, that trench nephritis was followed by the Spanish influenza, and r 2006 Page #112  
f apparent alien-caused illnesses, followed by death. It is evident that so 2006 Page #112  
veral alien crashes that have been followed by local deaths. There is logic 2006 Page #117  
clerk, then took over the glasses, followed shortly thereafter by their mot 2006 Page #120  
ab, they realized that they'd been followed by another vehicle. The people  2006 Page #124  
 Fort Bliss. "The four helicopters followed the border down towards Presidi 2006 Page #135  
!" Bill's PAR Radar Locked On UFO, Followed By Retaliatory Damage Bill: "Af 2006 Page #147  
use his father had worked there. I followed up with a phone call on August  2006 Page #150  
 Aerial Phenomena), but no one had followed up on the story by contacting W 2006 Page #176  
John Glenn. With great interest, I followed the bizarre phenomenon that cam 2006 Page #182  
t. This initial reconnaissance was followed the next morning up with a retu 2006 Page #189  
th an open, non-judgmental ear. We followed up quite a few UFO sightings ar 2006 Page #204  
ppropriat e product display. So it followed that an illustration of 67      2007 Page #73  
and the designatio n "XPERIMENTAL" followed by "USAF", was visibly printed  2007 Page #100  
escribed seeing a flash in the sky followed by smoke. Ex-military personnel 2007 Page #130  
us object was seen falling and was followed by a loud noise. Townspeople ra 2007 Page #130  
is brilliant light was immediately followed by a series of strange explosio 2007 Page #133  
r: Gladys Mon.roe. Numerous movies followed, including The Asphalt ]"ngle,  2007 Page #136  
Mom: Right Aunt: \Y/e more or less followed the glow. AUNT'S VOICE OVER ANI 2007 Page #167  
streaking across the sky at night, followed by explosions. A group of Mexic 2007 Page #191  
agment establishes a pattern to be followed by other South American cases w 2007 Page #194  
apidly in a fantastic maneuver. We followed the spectacle with our eyes sta 2007 Page #194  
 was one bright light in the front followed by 4 or 5 white spheres of ligh 2008 Page #58  
 archive of UFO files and this was followed by many stories suggesting that 2008 Page #61  
se The police helicopter story was followed by an even bigger story, when i 2008 Page #67  
n 1969. The DIS disengagement that followed Project Condign is a possible m 2008 Page #68  
ty of California-Berkeley in 1970, followed by a joint Fellow appointment a 2008 Page #75  
en minutes later, the sighting was followed by the sound of a massive explo 2008 Page #97  
 of three months. In the days that followed, Russian newspapers reported ex 2008 Page #97  
terwards a horrific thump sounded, followed by an earthquake which literall 2008 Page #98  
he buildings . The first thump was followed by a second, and then a third.  2008 Page #98  
 Hospital. He claimed he was being followed by Zionist agents. His MJ-12 po 2008 Page #132  
antidepressant Prozac (flouxetine) followed by Zoloft (sertraline), Effexor 2008 Page #140  
 groups prior to his visit, Reagan followed through with his plan to honor  2008 Page #142  
Len Stringfield's witness reports, followed by the evidence for reverse eng 2009 Page #7  
h the file number T3 l 00 l 0-055, followed by 18 pages of text, clearly ty 2009 Page #8  
ord White Pebble, Project Jehovah, followed by a two-page (originally top s 2009 Page #8  
guess. During the UFO incident and followed by the missile crisis an estima 2009 Page #18  
ive decides on what policy will be followed by his National Security Counci 2009 Page #25  
ational security advisor. This was followed on June 28 by a series of Presi 2009 Page #35  
ing to Kennedy's request, Angleton followed a Top Secret/MJ-12 set of direc 2009 Page #42  
ge was obsessive in the days which followed, almost all of which was dismis 2009 Page #134  
 tree. Confirmation of other sites followed. Here the grass and sand seemed 2009 Page #136  
onezh reports· and some discussion followed. I left with the staffs best wi 2009 Page #138  
on security principle is carefully followed. 1946-1947 To understand the ro 2009 Page #155  

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uary 1917, Leon Trotsky, a fervent follower of Karl Marx, was living rent f 2008 Page #125  

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luding to "retrievalists and their followers") and relies on an interview w 2004 Page #127  
ionals of the 1920s. Freud and his followers believed that many neuroses ha 2005 Page #89  

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lligence and counter-intelligence. Followin g the Second World War, he work 2005 Page #138  
Stringfield and advised him of the followin g: ... Don Berliner (aviation w 2009 Page #50  

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rous recent leads which I am still following up on. Many of the reports I h 2003 Page #57  
future date. Leslie does state the following information about her initial  2003 Page #66  
ege but transfers to Princeton the following year. It is also at Princeton  2003 Page #85  
roughout the remainder of the war. Following secession of hostilities, Pres 2003 Page #86  
 at a mind-boggling 9,000 mph. The following month (on July 20) the governm 2003 Page #88  
detta against Forrestal) makes the following diary entry on the first of Ap 2003 Page #89  
mething of an insider as well. The following afternoon the two doctors cond 2003 Page #90  
ay May 22 to recuperate privately. Following James' death tat morning Henry 2003 Page #95  
ayered Bismuth/Magnesium Metal The following are excerpts from his October  2003 Page #112  
y with the Office of the President following appropriate discussions with y 2003 Page #134  
y with the Office "f the President following appropriate d sncusr. ionr. wi 2003 Page #136  
phase —a time where those who were following the phenomenon could use the t 2003 Page #147  
iginal simulated in Jan 1995 □ The following summarizes main points of cont 2003 Page #170  
 him. With this as background, the following are some of the stories that l 2003 Page #189  
arious presidential libraries. The following presidential stories show at t 2003 Page #189  
            President and UFOs The following were present: Honorable W. Stu 2003 Page #191  
chart and a letter to the Internet following the release of "Independence D 2003 Page #194  
 of that posting, Collins made the following interesting comment. The follo 2003 Page #194  
following interesting comment. The following has been uncovered over the ye 2003 Page #194  
6, 1966 "Face The Nation" show the following question and answer. Q: Mr. Fo 2003 Page #195  
New Mexico, in 1947. A couple days following this speech the Air Force publ 2003 Page #201  
al Twining x" is authentic for the following reasons: 1. It was to be deliv 2003 Page #210  
 suggest your consideration of the following: A. DIRECTIVE You will proceed 2003 Page #222  
mission. I should like to take the following individuals: 1. Captain James  2003 Page #222  
 explained so easily. Consider the following from Moon Dust files of 1960:  2004 Page #5  
o, and also dated 1967, states the following with regard to a UFO encounter 2004 Page #6  
ecret," the telegram disclosed the following: Preliminary information provi 2004 Page #9  
 authorities." Furthermore, on the following day, the CIA learned that the  2004 Page #9  
nce Agency that showed that in the following year (specifically the month o 2004 Page #10  
s ago. In addition, Smith made the following, significant announcement to a 2004 Page #15  
has maintained that on the evening following his involvement, he was chemic 2004 Page #51  
t goes to the underground bunker." Following "B's" instructions, our team b 2004 Page #52  
Head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Following his retirement he assumed the  2004 Page #53  
dd brought Larry back to the night following his Air Force UFO incident. Wh 2004 Page #59  
or roles in the months immediately following the 1947 crashes. It also appe 2004 Page #63  
d he read the classified file. The following excerpts are not verbatim, but 2004 Page #74  
e Wright Patterson Base Commander" following Roswell. President Truman was  2004 Page #85  
uld be coming to recover the files following his death. The files were hidd 2004 Page #86  
 that went back from Wilbert Smith following his analysis. All Moore descri 2004 Page #102  
lligence and counter-intelligence. Following the Second World War, he worke 2004 Page #108  
n this respect, he was essentially following a trail left by another writer 2004 Page #136  
ent was not proven until recently, following his death. Mysteriously, he le 2004 Page #137  
events that took place in the days following the Kecksburg UFO crash which  2004 Page #176  
nt moons sort of just trailing and following it their way but from every ca 2004 Page #184  
fological world view? Consider the following stories that seem to support t 2004 Page #192  
8 It must be noted that Ramsey is. following in the footsteps of William St 2004 Page #224  
 the researchers, we arrive at the following message. Granted, this is a co 2004 Page #227  
LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. Line 9 TEMPLE Following is a composite of the best opi 2004 Page #228  
 Hospital Born Pastor revealed d1e following information: "Presence of C) t 2005 Page #34  
all, had had removal of the spleen following an accident After a certa.in d 2005 Page #34  
Rellievals of the Third Kind), the following is Scringfield's account of an 2005 Page #43  
ng the Question and Answer period, following my talk, one member of a group 2005 Page #43  
uled repeatedl y, and so has every following attempt to bring this matter p 2005 Page #75  
phs privately on his research. The following accounts are taken from his ar 2005 Page #78  
real, at least in the early stages following an official disclosure, it wou 2005 Page #86  
neering work of Dr. Sigmund Freud. Following his graduation from medical sc 2005 Page #89  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference following year. He settled in Forest Hil 2005 Page #90  
nd Reich returned co Princeton the following week co deLiver the necessary  2005 Page #92  
h as well). Surveillance increased following his joining other physicists i 2005 Page #92  
duct the experiment, but this time following the strict protocols devised t 2005 Page #92  
he would forward to the Air Force. Following his report, he was asked co fi 2005 Page #95  
 had filled out copies of the form following a number of sightings. His dau 2005 Page #95  
gy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs secrecy following his stepping clown as Director 2005 Page #97  
se meeting of July 16, rather than following it as previousl y intended ."  2005 Page #97  
 preparation of th.is article. The following day, October 11, Reich authori 2005 Page #98  
 periodicals , movies and TV shows following the path of Star Trek and Star 2005 Page #119  
t do any better than to study cl1e following accounts of UFO crash retrieva 2005 Page #120  
ate in 1976 in theoretical physics following his receiving his BS in aerosp 2005 Page #174  
 overseas assignments and with the following SOM1-01 passage: 4.e. Establis 2006 Page #18  
te his normal military duties. The following quote describes the nature of  2006 Page #20  
ty concerns is corroborated in the following section of SOM1-01: 24.c. In d 2006 Page #21  
e testimony of Clifford Stone. The following seven elements appear in both  2006 Page #22  
sh retrieval operations. Hence the following can be described as a template 2006 Page #23  
. or accountant would have trouble following " 8111 Gulley With Mary Ellen  2006 Page #32  
ly describe every possibility. The following charts briefly describe the ei 2006 Page #53  
drone began its programmed sortie. Following completion of the mission the  2006 Page #78  
irst light. By early afternoon the following day, the operation was complet 2006 Page #79  
n they finished," he insisted. The following year, my friend and colleague  2006 Page #80  
dlines across West Virginia on the following morning of Saturday September  2006 Page #94  
 participant in most of the events following the encounter and set the stag 2006 Page #98  
s that occurred that night and the following morning. For this September 15 2006 Page #98  
heeling News Register" printed the following "(UP)" headline, "Officers Sha 2006 Page #99  
ided in Biosafety Levels. Note the following is from Ft. Detrick's own lite 2006 Page #106  
he was dead. He passed through the following symptoms: • Exposure to Gas an 2006 Page #109  
 failure) finally came down to the following: 23 Centers for Disease Contro 2006 Page #110  
by an acquired infection (diet and following medical procedures such as sur 2006 Page #114  
bly in the Dee Estuary. (5) On the following day, January 24, a Royal Air F 2006 Page #120  
witnesses, as can be seen from the following extract taken from a letter se 2006 Page #121  
sh interest in biological warfare. Following the start of the Second World  2006 Page #123  
3, 1974. From Anne Owen, comes the following: 'We had bought two, derelict, 2006 Page #128  
ities on the Berwyn Mountains. The following document, titled Research Find 2006 Page #133  
ed in Disc Console So, during that following day, there was a huge amount o 2006 Page #155  
 December 6, 1950: As you read the following discussion keep in mind that t 2006 Page #165  
hould keep in mind as you read the following versions of what happened. Ach 2006 Page #167  
mportant things to do. I found the following document in the FBI files on " 2006 Page #174  
can Defense Command) and they kept following it and thg claimed that it cra 2006 Page #176  
line" and that the DEW radar "kept following it and they claimed that it cr 2006 Page #178  
 science that I humbly present the following findings PROLOGUE: Time to Go? 2006 Page #182  
e 1). It's the middle of the night following what was yet another hot summe 2006 Page #184  
oil and bubble for several minutes following the object's impact. 3:41 AM:  2006 Page #184  
he big ship could clearly be seen. Following this mysterious anchorage off  2006 Page #188  
 by any man-made or natural object following such a steep trajectory? Durin 2006 Page #190  
or instance... Why did the object, following its headlong descent toward Pu 2006 Page #192  
 subsequent retrieval efforts that following winter? What happened to the p 2006 Page #194  
alien bodies were allegedly hidden following the crash of a spacecraft in R 2006 Page #194  
ring my stay at the Foundation and following, that Robert Bigelow had been  2006 Page #197  
an, Mississippi, a signal with the following characteristics: frequency 299 2006 Page #200  
studio. There was a great audience following the show and he wanted to synd 2006 Page #204  
've divided my talk today into the following major topics: 1. \Xlhy news or 2007 Page #9  
seful something like this might be following a UFO crash in which some deta 2007 Page #28  
ien with a UFO on its T-shirt. The following group of promotions all employ 2007 Page #60  
uthor's special note: Although the following important point seems difficul 2007 Page #108  
ere reported for two to three days following the incident. During the night 2007 Page #129  
d helicopter over-flights forda~ s following the event. Three LIU FON inves 2007 Page #129  
nto Moon Dust headquarters, as the following USAF document reveals. Titled  2007 Page #139  
Secret, the telegram disclosed the following: Preliminary information provi 2007 Page #142  
authorities." Furthermor e, on the following day, the CIA learned that the  2007 Page #142  
ooked like the place they drove to following the glowing disc in the sky. M 2007 Page #168  
ore us, which means the) had ro be following the object the whole time beca 2007 Page #170  
Collision benveen UFO and Airplane Following the accident, the debris from  2007 Page #186  
hat you provided to us yielded the following compositions for four separate 2007 Page #197  
30, 1984, Prof. Barsukov wrote the following letter t0 Poulain: "Dear Mr. A 2007 Page #198  
 rusappeared in the sh.-y." On the following day, Tabe rented a horse from  2007 Page #200  
oreign Technology Division] of the following event reported to the \:Var ro 2008 Page #9  
.. There was no exl1aust, no trail following after it. It was clearly defin 2008 Page #10  
 As evidence of this, consider the following, written by Lt. Col. Doyle Ree 2008 Page #26  
f Vital Installations, reveals the following: 20                            2008 Page #26  
 UFOs. Consider , for example, the following official report generated on 2 2008 Page #27  
se with negative results. 8 On the following day, 3 March, 1950, a further  2008 Page #28  
ps most significant of all, is the following FBI document that offers the s 2008 Page #28  
 on a large and catastrophic scale following the introduction of "extraterr 2008 Page #36  
 the destruction of a UFO file and following the 1967 ruling, nobody should 2008 Page #62  
iven a number of media interviews, following the release of the documents f 2008 Page #66  
ice, where a spokesperson made the following comment: "But it is certainly  2008 Page #67  
rasnoyaretz newspaper recorded the following : At 7.43 the noise akin to a  2008 Page #98  
 1927) In 1930, Kulik recorded the following firsthand testimony from witne 2008 Page #99  
waves that one would expect to see following the detonation of an atomic de 2008 Page #101  
al pages of the "Burned Memo." The following report was issued by Speck in  2008 Page #109  
led "Law Among Planetary Peoples," following che guidelines found in the Pe 2008 Page #112  
d for empire. No one can deny that following the reported collapse of commu 2008 Page #124  
ond provisional government created following the Czar's abdication. By Nove 2008 Page #125  
nto a worldwide Socialist movement following the 1919 assembly of the Third 2008 Page #125  
ism with Gem1an corporations began following World War I with two programs- 2008 Page #126  
                                   Following Gennany's milita1y successes i 2008 Page #130  
ional police cooperation. In 1938, following the Anschluss or unification o 2008 Page #139  
ing George Bush as vice president. Following his 1980 election, Reagan's 59 2008 Page #142  
d. The S-4 contents consist of the following: A cover page (top secret UFO  2009 Page #8  
howing significant portions of the following page. This made the retyping o 2009 Page #8  
yping of the document painstaking. Following the 18 pages is one cover page 2009 Page #8  
1947. No pretense is made that the following pages and sections give a full 2009 Page #12  
e letter from Ike in the two pages following also allude to Project Jehovah 2009 Page #13  
 about it at a private meeting the following day, Secretary of State Dulles 2009 Page #18  
 UFO technical data, I propose the following: 1. To periodically brief the  2009 Page #18  
1947. No pretense is made that the following pages and sections give a full 2009 Page #24  
·your intelligence staff, with the following exceptions: {a) The penultimat 2009 Page #27  
eels as a suspect in JFK's murder. Following in the same letter, Crisman no 2009 Page #32  
November 21, 1951, Smith wrote the following to the Controller of Telecommu 2009 Page #36  
eclassified in 1976 and state: The following plans in support of MAJESTIC a 2009 Page #36  
y with the Office of the President following appropriate discussions with y 2009 Page #37  
 1961, President Kennedy wrote the following to Allen Dulles, who was the D 2009 Page #37  
o the signature space, appears the following handwriting: "Response from Co 2009 Page #44  
 with the witness who prepared the following affidavit: I, Fritz Werner, do 2009 Page #49  
e Podium will speak live about the following issues: John will describe the 2009 Page #77  
 For the printed proceedings , the following is a recent interview with me  2009 Page #77  
eague. I wrote to Yuri Lotosev the following week and he responded soon aft 2009 Page #139  
r investigations , as shown by the following extract: The results of these  2009 Page #165  
mes apparent, as summarized in the following tables: What T.D.J. Leech was  2009 Page #167  
hat he based his assumption on the following: He pointed out that when flyi 2009 Page #178  

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have a com letelv free ress again. Following\\ orld \Var Tl, the U.S. o-ove 2007 Page #11  

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II I.Mil WASHINGTON. April 7 Jimii followini hi* dtuarluit from th* Fnrifil 2003 Page #91  

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                                   Followino-the publicati on of his column 2007 Page #195  

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onger. The laboratory report is as follows: The two samples identified as s 2003 Page #48  
 The first laboratory report is as follows: Results Sample# Description ___ 2003 Page #50  
ped identify the small outsole, as follows: "PLM particles are identified b 2003 Page #50  
icial account of Forrestal's death follows this scenario: While a staff psy 2003 Page #91  
After the Table of Contents (which follows in exact detail every capitaliza 2003 Page #173  
o concern O See similar documents; follows style In 1953 USGPO Style Manual 2003 Page #186  
en him a briefing. The Q&A went as follows, Question: Good morning. Mr. Che 2003 Page #202  
wining directive. This furthermore follows the format of other pages of the 2003 Page #207  
ral basis for most everything that follows. The master table of eighty repo 2004 Page #106  
F report referred to the photos as follows: A close review of these photos  2004 Page #230  
n, his verbatim statements were as follows: "\Y/e now know how to travel to 2005 Page #81  
 on the subject, the basics are as follows. The Federal Drug Administration 2005 Page #101  
h of 1955, Neill wrote to Reich as follows, "Thanks for the saucer book whi 2005 Page #102  
scussion of criteria in each class follows. The 11se ef 1JJeighti11g multip 2005 Page #135  
 of authenticity for each case, as follows. High Level of Authenticity -80- 2005 Page #137  
ial Teams" described in SOMI-01 as follows: 4.a. The recovery for scientifi 2006 Page #18  
 Nick Redfern' s presentation that follows provides detail on the deaths of 2006 Page #109  
ntavirus lingering from 1947? What follows is a study in cooperation betwee 2006 Page #109  
and Howard comes out first. Toppen follows. Toppen has kind of got tears in 2006 Page #157  
e radar. But was it? Read on. What follows is NOT fiction. PART II: A RADAR 2006 Page #165  
d sparse information at that! What follows was found by Don Berliner, quite 2006 Page #169  
further amplified at 1040 hours as follows. By radar contact it was determi 2006 Page #170  
me to go? Perhaps the inquiry that follows will help bring the Lummi Island 2006 Page #183  
i Island."31 July 27, 1984... What follows is a recreation of the events co 2006 Page #184  
f the Lummi Island Incident are as follows... In the early morning hours of 2006 Page #188  
led the Medpen. It is described as follows on an agricultural website: 1° " 2006 Page #201  
 MOON DUST, Project," and reads as follows: Rothberg discussed the apparent 2007 Page #135  
New Haven, Connecticut, advised as follows: a. [Deleted]. Bristol, Connecti 2007 Page #140  
ub I ic and media inquiries, is as follows: Of these sightings , 11,917 wer 2008 Page #23  
nd rumor and official denial. What follows is what I discovered when I expl 2008 Page #42  
ion of the typing and other errors follows on the next slide. This slide (8 2008 Page #105  
t best and outright lies at worst, follows the classic pattern of using fea 2008 Page #123  
ter almost 6 years was recalled as follows: the vessel that fell in Arizona 2009 Page #53  
 inside of the vessel was noted as follows: [ 1] Communications failed; the 2009 Page #53  

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d Company, Investment Bankers, the fom became what Time magazine called the 2008 Page #126  

Word: "fom1", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a hint of physical evidence in the fom1 of the picture. But then, in today' 2008 Page #15  
n Europe. National Socialism was a fom1 of socialism almost indistinguishab 2008 Page #126  

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syntax, or the arrangement or word fom1s to show their mutual relationship  2008 Page #106  

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d the ESA (Escola de Sargentos das Fon;as Armadas-School of Sergeants of th 2005 Page #31  
~ s following the event. Three LIU FON invescigacions where stopped and det 2007 Page #129  
r old area resident completed a MU FON sighting report at my request. He wa 2008 Page #47  
obert Gribble helped me lo join MU FON. I called the NUFORC phone number I  2008 Page #70  
ichard Hall, then-editor of the MU FON UFO Journal, wrote to Leonard String 2009 Page #50  

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/osvwar.Ddf 3. Obituary of Garland Fonbarger, Southeast Missourian, Novembe 2003 Page #39  

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nt historical base and an existing fonctional framework for a UFO intellige 2009 Page #15  

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pponents of their authenticity are fond of doing. That kind of conclusion i 2004 Page #214  

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ere is the issue of the particular fondness among Russians (all of them?) f 2009 Page #139  

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nufacru rcd by the Die pen comp1ny fonhe fim time in 1977. The ink on p•ges 2007 Page #46  

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er . o of tho d 'Araonva] tra.118- fonncr is held in the p&tient •• h~~• &n 2005 Page #17  

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 Sgt. Stone is onJy one of severaJ fonner US miLitary personnel who claim c 2005 Page #147  
utive: interviewed 4-Star General (fonner JCS) in 1990s. Confinned MJ-12 ty 2007 Page #55  
Council on Foreign Relations and a fonner U.S. secretary of state who moved 2008 Page #125  
 Malaxa, a Romanian who had been a fonner business partner with Nazi lufnva 2008 Page #141  

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t ·.f.f ~=:gfouP. of individuals,_ fonnerly gov~mmen~ ~ · / : , .· · -~ :in 2007 Page #55  

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th 3 miles visibility and some fog fonning. 64 ..                           2008 Page #70  

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1988: Did you see any kind of life fonns in connection with the lights? B:  2008 Page #86  

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bc co..,,, aloo 1n11chcs this same fonnut.tion liilmade in 1977 The ink on  2007 Page #46  

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Admiral in 1976. Matching the type font for a printed document can be helpf 2003 Page #179  
 had concluded that the lower case font was surely Monotype Modern by exami 2003 Page #179  
er make and model » Match the type font and press o Compare signatures and  2003 Page #180  
Manual ■*' EXAMPLE: MATCH THE TYPE FONT □ Experts have determined the Speci 2003 Page #180  
nce viith the des red sound output font the loudspeaker.                    2006 Page #35  
9. Idcnt if ication of. the t.yp,e:font required & survey of several hundre 2007 Page #46  

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18 .._ __ ._ ·-----·-July 25, 1993 Fontana CA I••· • ., ... 1 •• ,.:u,, .,  2009 Page #124  

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case was investigated by Dr. Olavo Fontes, the great Brazilian ufologist, a 2007 Page #193  
analysis, none was issued, but Dr. Fontes, who had excellent connections wi 2007 Page #194  
 Globo, Sued was contacted b\· Dr. Fontes and, since he was not realJy inte 2007 Page #195  
gy, turned over the pieces to hi~. Fontes took one fragment to a laborarory 2007 Page #195  
rmy, with similar results, leading Fontes co ~onclude that the magnesium "r 2007 Page #195  
ond and third samples were sent by Fontes ro the Aerial Phenomena Research  2007 Page #195  
ig was not the same one\\ hich Dr. Fontes had arranged co be analyzed b) th 2007 Page #195  

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sible to compare with a library of fonts and identify the typewriter make a 2003 Page #178  
 however, we can identify the type fonts used and we will touch on that in  2003 Page #178  
ith high quality originals of type fonts. He said that this was common in 1 2003 Page #179  
andwritin g, period typography and fonts, correct formatting, forensic Ling 2005 Page #137  

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of the Grow Group Corporation, put fonvard another tl1esis. In their 1985 l 2007 Page #62  

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ific Theater-he encountered three "Foo Fighters" (as pilots were callmg UFO 2005 Page #138  
 The ingego . Zonton Hfoet I0I ne, foo — to ries in est Qsaidec14 wags rn t 2006 Page #35  
-othe-wisp, Brown Mountain Lights, foo fighters, fireballs of southwest. BO 2007 Page #44  
ern. During World War 2 so-called "foo fighters" were cause for alann, but  2009 Page #155  

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fic Theater — he encountered three Foo-Fighter- style objects flying perilo 2004 Page #108  

Word: "food", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 here and there reminded me of the food chain. The prairie dog complexes ha 2003 Page #45  
Supplies and provisions, clothing, food 8 Living entity, good or reasonable 2003 Page #175  
mpering with earth environment and food supply ■ Abduction of humans at wil 2005 Page #9  
them Dr. Fortunato Badan Palhares. Food was brought in at most irregular ho 2005 Page #32  
ween the employees who carried the food around and the working doctors. The 2005 Page #32  
ginha, Brazil Crash Retrieval Case food would be passed quickly through a d 2005 Page #33  
 somehow this note ended up in the Food and Drug Administration's case file 2005 Page #99  
EBEs in terms of their physiology, food requirements and medical informatio 2006 Page #19  
and meeting basic public needs for food, water, energy, communication. Reli 2006 Page #62  
apted to finding their own kind of food. The societal aspects of ant coloni 2006 Page #101  
 (complex cell(s)) that digest its food externally and absorb the nutrient  2006 Page #113  
. It makes shopping with the Fresh Food People an experience that's out of  2007 Page #60  
ect,' that is. In 1976 the Merritt Food Company encouraged retailers to beg 2007 Page #60  
 as an 'unidentified flying Gund.' FOOD, DRJNK & CIGARETTES r-.-.. ,, -.,,  2007 Page #64  
ds and promotions. ln 1984 the pet food giant Purina sponsored "Meow Off 7, 2007 Page #66  

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n 1976, retrulers carrying Merritt Foods' 'Unidentified Frozen Objects' wer 2007 Page #65  

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one to have created such a fake to fool, confuse or obfuscate the truth tha 2003 Page #211  
. The idea of covert operations to fool the public began with the Manhattan 2004 Page #125  
ith would have make me look like a fool. The live alien story was pushed ea 2004 Page #195  
gicians are trained to know how to fool people using the real world of scie 2006 Page #101  
l world of science, and since they fool so many people successfully, some o 2006 Page #101  
A and other government agencies to fool people. Evidence for New York Times 2007 Page #23  
s. The idea is basically sound but fool hardy in its conception , and I bel 2009 Page #22  

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icated tricks planned that totally fooled the investigators, who adopted th 2004 Page #123  
explosion; the newspapers were all fooled to report it as a "dynamite shack 2004 Page #125  
 how streetwise and clever, can be fooled, given enough effort. Never let y 2007 Page #32  
 silence or discredit. But it also fooled the public into thinking that we  2008 Page #111  

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

y innocent trick to get a laugh at fooling witnesses, such as the candle on 2004 Page #121  
. 1t is important to remember that fooling people using the media is a two- 2007 Page #15  

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

ht-Patterson AFB. "Perhaps this is foolish," Good's source advised him, "bu 2004 Page #15  
ublish them openl) is not zany and foolish. As we begin to comprehend this  2005 Page #143  
side. For, so they say, we are the foolish outsiders, stupidly tilting at e 2006 Page #181  

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e memo attracts more espionage and fools no one given the wealth of other e 2003 Page #210  
 what things look Like, but we are fools if we conclude that we therefore h 2005 Page #86  

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 POPULATION THEM AND WEN, I BERT A FOOR-MAN COMMISSION, TWO DOCTORS, A VETE 2004 Page #24  

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, shaped like doughnuts, with five foot portholes on their sides. The centr 2003 Page #41  
search in four directions: general foot anatomy, infant foot growth and cor 2003 Page #48  
ions: general foot anatomy, infant foot growth and corresponding arch devel 2003 Page #48  
onal Shoe Retailers Association on foot anatomy shoe fitting. Large Sole We 2003 Page #48  
erial that comprised the upper), a foot would have to be no wider than 3-1/ 2003 Page #48  
l in St. Augustine, NM child has a foot this narrow in front of the heel, y 2003 Page #49  
able to get past the road block on foot without being seen, and a few hundr 2003 Page #71  
ness V.A. Postlethwait III. 10 100 foot UFO with blown window. "suffocation 2004 Page #111  
he has firsthand knowledge of a 30 foot vertical by 1 SO foot long oval-sha 2005 Page #71  
edge of a 30 foot vertical by 1 SO foot long oval-shaped "extraterrestrial  2005 Page #71  
a hundred feet wide, deeper than a foot                                     2005 Page #154  
t to undo a piece of metal about a foot long and handed it to me. It remind 2005 Page #157  
look inside the craft: a 1.5 x 3.5 foot hatch was open revealed an oval int 2005 Page #169  
,000,000 square feet). With a six- foot depth of excavation the volume (60, 2006 Page #85  
ghts. At that instant, a nearly 12 foot tall metal figure revealed its pres 2006 Page #90  
, spade-like cowl which extended a foot or more above its head." Further de 2006 Page #98  
it would have to have been done on foot. It would have taken a long time to 2006 Page #125  
sed in black — about three to four foot tall. She thought, because she'd se 2006 Page #129  
e television as Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon. The events detailed be 2006 Page #182  
 necessary "financial backing" to "foot the bill" for Ano's flying saucer p 2007 Page #111  
rk. As he approached the object on foot armed with a shotgun, the object to 2007 Page #176  
eak back into the area at night on foot, but they were caught almost immedi 2008 Page #45  
or divorce! Mormon Mesa is a 1,893 foot high summit which dominates Nevada' 2009 Page #54  

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ented these stations and shot this footage for the local news. There were a 2003 Page #55  
Mexico. This is from controversial footage first shown in London, England b 2003 Page #101  
aps the still photographs and move footage in the possession of the Defense 2004 Page #11  
0'h. He had two canisters of 35 mm footage with him, bagged in a T.S. satch 2004 Page #50  
old me directly that it was actual footage of the UFOs, etc. on the ground. 2004 Page #50  
 in his studio. They were shooting footage for a proposed non-fiction serie 2004 Page #59  
ssession of some of the secret UFO footage, and wanted Maloney to do someth 2004 Page #179  
ered to show him some unusual film footage. What Maloney ended up seeing wa 2004 Page #179  
t Maloney ended up seeing was "old footage of UFOs," and "two beings that h 2004 Page #179  
t Maloney told her about the alien footage. One, which appeared to be dead, 2004 Page #179  
nformation as to the source of the footage, which he was told was "top secr 2004 Page #180  
being similar to the alien autopsy footage that had been shown on televisio 2004 Page #180  
was the same, just similar. Of the footage he personally viewed, he said: " 2004 Page #180  
e Maloney encounter with the alien footage in 1972 was only one event of a  2004 Page #180  
bed what was on it: Shartle: I saw footage of three disc shaped crafts. One 2004 Page #182  
ame here, and he wanted to see UFO footage, and I think they started pullin 2004 Page #192  
want you to show Hynek all the UFO footage. 189                             2004 Page #192  
nterviewed for the report. But the footage was never aired. From what we kn 2005 Page #99  
man at his home to view this other footage. To his amazement it did indeed  2005 Page #145  
film technician that confirmed the footage was on 16mm film before he trans 2005 Page #150  
e UFO communit y, is obviously the footage from the debris site itself. The 2005 Page #151  
 for five months. Burke takes some footage with an underwater video camera, 2006 Page #187  
 of the mission, and check out the footage Burke shot with the video camera 2006 Page #187  
orters and saw some of their video footage of local cattle mutilations. The 2006 Page #201  
e of local cattle mutilations. The footage was quite graphic, the cattle mi 2006 Page #201  
s shown portions of motion picture footage of these aircraft in flight (see 2007 Page #95  
hotos, and motion picture/newsreel footage pertaining to these specific air 2007 Page #120  
 impact site. One person had video footage of burning vegetation at an elev 2007 Page #128  
ly there are photographs and video footage of everything from the ship, ali 2007 Page #129  
30th. He had two canisters of 35mm footage with him ... He told me directly 2008 Page #88  
old me directly that it was actual footage of the UFOs on the ground ... "] 2008 Page #88  
30th. He had two canisters of 35mm footage with him .... He told me directl 2009 Page #60  
old me directly that it was actual footage of the UFOs on the ground." It i 2009 Page #60  
 ground." It is assumed that 35mm "footage" included the roll of 36 exposur 2009 Page #60  

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e whole mass of people thinking of football and radio etc. at a time when t 2005 Page #102  
nio, NM Crash Retrieval and a good football field long. It was scat). The g 2005 Page #155  
hborhood boys were playing sandlot football on the Flatwoods Elementary Sch 2006 Page #89  
mated that the lights were about a football field distance; there was no no 2006 Page #200  
ities or sports? GM: l was crap at football but I loved running, athletics  2007 Page #79  
as actually more like looking at a football sideways and it had a really in 2007 Page #167  
alf-round saucer and the size of a football field. lt had many windows and  2007 Page #200  
 tme remembr it being nearly 3 ful football fields in length. No I think ba 2009 Page #83  

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m.Further north of Chi.lili in the foothills of the Sandia Cibola National  2007 Page #160  
the Clinch River and framed by the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains , 2008 Page #27  

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es from the one you first gained a foothold into. There would be documents  2007 Page #87  

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ged boxes. Boxes placed into Metal Footlockers. Initial examination (offsit 2003 Page #107  
aminations at Los Alamos Facility. Footlockers subsequently airlifted by Co 2003 Page #107  

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ffice) all the way up to 1969. The footnote imprint identifies not only tha 2003 Page #172  
r Office logo used as late as 1969 Footnote imprint identifies MJ-12 as cus 2003 Page #172  
, matching each main feature □ The footnote imprint says that MJ-12 paid fo 2003 Page #188  
hic value. It would end up being a footnote in history without more evidenc 2004 Page #254  
 equaUy compelling and frustrating footnote to the scientific history of th 2005 Page #93  
there is another, final intriguing footnote to the Porton Down controversy: 2006 Page #132  
s: why? And there is an intriguing footnote to this affair. lo July 1980, t 2007 Page #144  
f what is called the unthinkable.*(footnote)- ---------------- -( footnote  2009 Page #20  
e.*(footnote)- ---------------- -( footnote here) "Greek fire," consisting  2009 Page #20  

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c indebtedness will be detailed in footnotes and bibliography in the revise 2009 Page #24  

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circles, landing gear marks, small footprints, dried out rings of soil, etc 2006 Page #4  

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d that Ramsey is. following in the footsteps of William Steinman and Wendel 2004 Page #224  

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OJGH HIS CDMPU\'Ut IHC.UJOEO 1,617 FOP.flGH (NOM•Us.J'I l uroRTS.Of WHICH F 2009 Page #106  

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RY STAY'S 0110TEI NEW SPI4ERF FELL FOP' SPACE TN SANTA CR07 UNOIJOTE. AN uN 2004 Page #21  

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nfirm Power of Nothing . Measuring For= of Quantum 'Foam' Fluc-u.u,tJona"'  2005 Page #23  

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ert Bigelow has initiated civilian forays into space with the Bigelow Aeros 2006 Page #207  

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reet houses-Dillon , Read; Harris, Forbes; and National City Bank-handled t 2008 Page #127  

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 that permitting the "widow" word "forbidden" on the last line proves that  2003 Page #172  
 facts: A. The White House is in a forbidden flying zone. Our response to i 2006 Page #5  
nce. Once this was done, they were forbidden to talk co the media about it  2007 Page #19  
ODUCTION IN ANY MANNER IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. ANY VIOLATIONS OF THIS CAVEAT 2009 Page #26  

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e building at Wright Patterson air force base where the information is stor 2003 Page #8  
that has been collected by the Air Force, and I was understandably denied t 2003 Page #8  
Behind the scenes high-ranking Air Force officers are soberly concerned abo 2003 Page #10  
. There are many people in the Air Force who believe in UFOs. ” Al Chop, fo 2003 Page #11  
r press liaison, United States Air Force quoted in Sightings: UFOs www maje 2003 Page #11  
. ” Lt. Robert M. Jacobs, U.S. Air Force, quoted in Sightings: UFOs www.maj 2003 Page #13  
hey belong to?” —George Filer, Air Force intelligence officer, 1958-1978 qu 2003 Page #15  
manmade objects or as any physical force or effect known to our scientists  2003 Page #18  
olvement with UFO cases by the Air Force, by saying: "I would do it but bef 2003 Page #24  
it as policy leverage with the Air Force. Hence, more evidence for pre-Rosw 2003 Page #25  
y involved because everyone on the force would know about his family connec 2003 Page #34  
n was eventually joined by two Air Force investigators, Captain William Lee 2003 Page #42  
 to return to Wright-Patterson Air Force base, the plane crashed and killed 2003 Page #42  
d investigation; the deaths of Air Force investigators Brown and Davidson;  2003 Page #42  
tural phenomena." The official Air Force explanation for the event was a me 2003 Page #55  
is listed as Acme, is that the Air Force interviewed witnesses of a family  2003 Page #56  
 mailing address. The official Air Force conclusion was listed as (ASTRO) m 2003 Page #56  
Kecksburg incident is from the Air Force Project Blue Book files and it sta 2003 Page #59  
 and it states that only three Air Force men from the 662nd radar Squadron  2003 Page #59  
s. Not only do observers claim Air Force and Army involvement, but also oth 2003 Page #59  
rom the military including the Air Force and the Pentagon, and that they we 2003 Page #59  
w members of both the Army and Air Force at the barracks. Later, a decision 2003 Page #59  
 as having been a member of an Air Force security team at Lockbourne Air Fo 2003 Page #61  
ce security team at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus, Ohio, which gu 2003 Page #61  
ransported to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio. After the  2003 Page #61  
ness was reportedly told by an Air Force officer that a Gemini capsule had  2003 Page #65  
gation is the fact that former Air Force personnel who were members of the  2003 Page #65  
cument on the case, only three Air Force personnel were involved with the s 2003 Page #66  
lice from Greensburg, Army and Air Force officials, scientists, and volunte 2003 Page #66  
hile, scientists, and Army and Air Force officials resumed a search today f 2003 Page #66  
a building at Wright-Patterson Air Force base claims that he was threatened 2003 Page #66  
e building at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base within days of the recovery i 2003 Page #67  
xperience, recognized Army and Air Force personnel. He also saw men not in  2003 Page #69  
 their support for legal action to force various agencies to reveal what kn 2003 Page #71  
ergeant with the British Royal Air Force at Boscombe Down, Rita Hill assert 2003 Page #78  
ecret world of a British Royal Air Force base — RAF Rudloe Manor, that has  2003 Page #83  
FO secrets of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base — the location to which wreck 2003 Page #83  
concerns over the role the new Air Force will play in the new defense estab 2003 Page #86  
mery Alabama. In February, the Air Force issues Project "SIGN," its most ex 2003 Page #88  
he ground zero location. (Army Air Force was splitting into Air Force and A 2003 Page #99  
y Air Force was splitting into Air Force and Army during the summer of 1947 2003 Page #99  
ce of Naval Research; the Army/Air Force which were splitting into separate 2003 Page #99  
egedly filmed by a former U.S. Air Force cameraman who said those panels we 2003 Page #101  
spacecraft were sent to Norton Air Force Base in California. Experiments we 2003 Page #102  
orton and ultimately at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada at the famous Groom 2003 Page #102  
n technology museum" at Norton Air Force Base near San Bernardino, Californ 2003 Page #102  
ropulsion system but the repulsion force of like charges." Whatever the lay 2003 Page #111  
Within ” Re M J-12 paper* "The Air Force says the document is bogus... and  2003 Page #135  
eta." No one but agents of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations a 2003 Page #141  
 as the U2 spy plane. The U.S. Air Force cooperated and helped to drive att 2003 Page #141  
 multitude of shenanigans. The Air Force eventually realized that this scen 2003 Page #141  
g around the wilds of Kirtland Air Force Base, just behind his home. He beg 2003 Page #141  
annoyance and salvation to the Air Force Office of Special Investigation (A 2003 Page #141  
, various employees of private Air Force contractors Sandia and Phillips La 2003 Page #142  
rounds of the base) as well as Air Force personnel, have let slip that some 2003 Page #142  
s definitely at work, or a control force that very much wanted the witnesse 2003 Page #144  
n October 26th, 1980, Doty and Air Force scientist Jerry Miller arrived at  2003 Page #145  
 couple of scientists from the Air Force (Phillips) Weapons Lab. Doty was l 2003 Page #146  
ief descriptions, also baffled Air Force investigators. Now known collectiv 2003 Page #147  
l Agent Richard Doty and other Air Force people who passed along important  2003 Page #148  
security was well done. If the Air Force, Sandia and Phillips Labs, the Def 2003 Page #148  
s. He had been working for the Air Force since 1970 on various projects fal 2003 Page #148  
tive areas. Thus equipped, the Air Force, NSA, DIA, and whoever else needed 2003 Page #148  
 well all on his own, that the Air Force needed only to give him a little s 2003 Page #149  
h the apparent sanction of the Air Force. From Bennewitz' point of view, th 2003 Page #150  
le (by ground) areas where the Air Force had carefully planted old jeeps an 2003 Page #150  
ce Agency and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base States that in some quarters  2003 Page #163  
able in the archives at Tinker Air Force Base. The 12, for example, denotes 2003 Page #172  
the dimensions and notes that "Air Force and Central Intelligence" are the  2003 Page #173  
s would be consistent with the Air Force and CIA not having access to the p 2003 Page #173  
 from “documented sightings in Air Force and Central Intelligence and from  2003 Page #174  
were in internal review by the Air Force. They include some interesting cri 2003 Page #178  
 Finished about 1961 " Lent to Air Force for approval Returned from Fort Me 2003 Page #180  
sponses to the SOM 1-01 by the Air Force that claimed it to be a fake had t 2003 Page #183  
hen only for the signing of an Air Force Day proclamation. 186              2003 Page #190  
le stationed with the 8th Army Air Force in Hawaii during World War 11. Dwi 2003 Page #191  
Ike had gone to nearby Edwards Air Force Base, and there met with aliens wh 2003 Page #192  
ry is the fact that one of the air force men reported to be going to the ai 2003 Page #192  
es late one night at Homestead Air Force Base in 1973, which was close to b 2003 Page #195  
f flippant answer given by the Air Force where the passed it off as some "s 2003 Page #195  
ng up these witnesses from the Air Force and NASA - have them interrogated  2003 Page #195  
, and there were United States Air Force personnel in the photograph measur 2003 Page #197  
al room downstairs. There were Air Force guards at the door. When I actuall 2003 Page #197  
 I know that the United States Air Force has these photographs - that they' 2003 Page #197  
 Top Secret air show at Norton Air Force Base in 1988, where an alien repro 2003 Page #199  
be keeping an alien at Roswell Air Force Base. I had never before been let  2003 Page #201  
days following this speech the Air Force published a news story on the rele 2003 Page #201  
ear shot across the bow of the Air Force stating that he wanted more answer 2003 Page #201  
nd, Ryan, if the United States Air Force did recover alien bodies, they did 2003 Page #201  
 to know about the bodies, the Air Force spent much of the report dreaming  2003 Page #201  
 who is close to Secretary for Air Force. 11. As to the bodies recovered at 2003 Page #236  
-based technology. A 1961 U.S. Air Force document, for example, a copy of w 2004 Page #4  
y functions in support of such Air Force projects as Moon Dust, Blue Fly, a 2004 Page #4  
 have been declassified by the Air Force, Defense Intelligence Agency, and  2004 Page #5  
h the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force (GSDF) headquarters and was relaye 2004 Page #5  
s by the Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). According to the report,  2004 Page #5  
s in diameter. 2. The Bolivian Air Force plans to investigate to determine  2004 Page #7  
ies, including NORAD, the U.S. Air Force, and the Department of State. Its  2004 Page #9  
Chief of Staff of the Bolivian Air Force told DATT/AIRA this date that plan 2004 Page #9  
ontrast, the Bolivian Army and Air Force advised the U.S. Defense Attache O 2004 Page #9  
e across several pages of U.S. Air Force material that showed that shortly  2004 Page #12  
e intelligence arm of the U.S. Air Force made inquiries with the Norwegian  2004 Page #13  
byl, during an instruction for Air Force officers, stated: "The crashing of 2004 Page #13  
ce Agency and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base among others) states that in  2004 Page #17  
nd little known Royal Canadian Air Force Department for the investigation o 2004 Page #41  
red some years before from the Air Force. They hadn't seen one another for  2004 Page #44  
efforts. Larry Warren left the Air Force with an honorable discharge five m 2004 Page #48  
author's eyes confirmed in his Air Force medical records; beams of light be 2004 Page #48  
and still-active United States Air Force personnel, then to cite what you m 2004 Page #48  
 who had been employed for the Air Force for more than twenty years and sti 2004 Page #51  
reports from the United Stated Air Force personnel that nuclear weapons sto 2004 Page #54  
es are carried out by the U.S. Air Force. Lord Hill-Norton: What informatio 2004 Page #54  
enced by various United States Air Force personnel based at RAF Bentwaters  2004 Page #54  
onnel is a matter for the U.S. Air Force... In late January 1998 I was cont 2004 Page #54  
ldt, recently retired from the Air Force after twenty years service. She ha 2004 Page #54  
ent into the forest with other Air Force personnel where the strange lights 2004 Page #56  
the craft by himself and other Air Force personnel. He also recounted the d 2004 Page #56  
ack to the night following his Air Force UFO incident. While there did not  2004 Page #59  
ss' investigative arm, to seek Air Force documents relating to the incident 2004 Page #60  
 relating to the incident. The Air Force said a secret high-tech spy balloo 2004 Page #60  
en spacecraft." Later even the Air Force contradicted its own explanation.  2004 Page #60  
Office of the Secretary of the Air Force concluded an exhaustive search for 2004 Page #60  
, was to determine if the U.S. Air Force, or any other U.S. government agen 2004 Page #60  
t least this effort caused the Air Force to acknowledge that the crashed ve 2004 Page #61  
 by Headquarters United States Air Force, 1994. Today I have information fr 2004 Page #61  
 Bliss, Texas and/or U.S. Army Air Force fighters based at Alamogordo Army  2004 Page #62  
of the Department of Defense's Air Force Systems Command, the Naval Researc 2004 Page #63  
personal knowledge about U. S. Air Force orders to shoot down foreign aeria 2004 Page #65  
h, I had a meeting at Kirtland Air Force Base's Office of Special Investiga 2004 Page #69  
een sheared off, apparently by the force of the craft's impact. SLIDE #18:  2004 Page #70  
 also known as Tierra Amarilla Air Force Station-P8. The other two radar si 2004 Page #71  
entative Andrew Kissner by the Air Force Historical Research Agency at Maxw 2004 Page #71  
ral Robert Landry, who was the Air Force aide to President Truman, discusse 2004 Page #84  
e officer in the United States Air Force. Filer told me, Mrs. Ramey told me 2004 Page #85  
 been held at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Dr. Sarbacher had been invit 2004 Page #91  
that he had been told that the Air Force had shot off a chunk of a flying s 2004 Page #93  
 this the American or the U.S. Air Force? James: Well I don't recall what c 2004 Page #93  
ow. If you ask, "Does the U.S. Air Force have 91                            2004 Page #94  
he hardware is not held by the Air Force. In a letter to another member of  2004 Page #95  
re) — did you return it to the Air Force, Mr. Smith? Smith: Not the Air For 2004 Page #95  
rce, Mr. Smith? Smith: Not the Air Force. Much higher than that. Fitch: The 2004 Page #95  
 a crashed flying saucer at an Air Force Base outside of Washington. James: 2004 Page #96  
 stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force base and had heard the story that  2004 Page #97  
aim made by aviation historian Air Force Major Truman Weaver, who was a fri 2004 Page #97  
es were later moved to a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Roads, V 2004 Page #97  
to me for a short time by your Air Force. Q: What about this particular pie 2004 Page #102  
ad seen and sent it off to the Air Force. The White House held on to the Kn 2004 Page #103  
ritings that the United States Air Force had detected large satellite objec 2004 Page #103  
d that panic set in within the Air Force, and the race was on to do somethi 2004 Page #103  
39, Stringfield joined the 5th Air Force directly out of Wright Field, Ohio 2004 Page #108  
ir Defense Command of the U.S. Air Force; and until 1957, regularly screene 2004 Page #108  
rmed by radar, or other means, Air Force interceptors were scrambled. At th 2004 Page #108  
t actions were classified. The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfield's 2004 Page #108  
nger on command ship reported task force retrieved UFO and bodies but some  2004 Page #111  
B. Cover-ups in place. 44 1965 Air Force Museum, Fairborn, Ohio 1 0 0 0 0 N 2004 Page #113  
looking for property came upon Air Force personnel, saw disc-shaped object  2004 Page #116  
y Division of Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dr. Robert Sarbacher (Dean o 2004 Page #132  
7, declared in interviews with Air Force Investigators, almost fifty years  2004 Page #133  
rguable history. The U.S. Army Air Force first opened the door to all sorts 2004 Page #134  
roject Blue Book, the official Air Force UFO study that continued until 196 2004 Page #136  
 At Roswell, it was written by Air Force Captain Kevin Randle and Donald IL 2004 Page #136  
antic chasm — a chasm that the Air Force exploited effectively in declaring 2004 Page #138  
government witness" during the Air Force investigation of Roswell in 1994.  2004 Page #138  
ter interviewed Cavitt for the Air Force Investigation of the Roswell Incid 2004 Page #139  
own as the villain in the film Air Force One. We called him Sherman Carson  2004 Page #139  
ame up very suddenly, when the Air Force investigators in 1993 came to him  2004 Page #139  
king for a statement. When the Air Force summoned Charles Moore for its 199 2004 Page #139  
 prompted not one but two more Air Force Reports explaining Roswell away, i 2004 Page #140  
ng, "But if it did happen, the Air Force hasn't told me about it, and I wou 2004 Page #140  
r rather than Wright Patterson Air Force Base. A September 25, 1947, secret 2004 Page #141  
l Roger Ramey, head of the 8th Air Force, stationed in Forth Worth Texas in 2004 Page #141  
as immediately sent to Andrews Air Force Base in Washington and other sensi 2004 Page #142  
os Alamos and Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. He said he was never 2004 Page #142  
eing flown to Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and that it had been declare 2004 Page #142  
 this out was omitted from the Air Force Roswell Report of 1994, giving a m 2004 Page #142  
 Commander of Wright Patterson Air Force Base in the 1960s, and who has dec 2004 Page #143  
ing saucer to Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, and that the 2004 Page #144  
 personnel at Wright Patterson Air Force Base have spent decades denying th 2004 Page #144  
say they were flown to Edwards Air Force Base, where President Eisenhower m 2004 Page #144  
ment, we'll consider Homestead Air Force Base in Florida, where there repor 2004 Page #144  
l explanation, the version the Air Force force-fed us during President Bill 2004 Page #144  
p officers at Wright Patterson Air Force base told him 141                  2004 Page #144  
 in which he first told of the Air Force prohibiting him from gaining acces 2004 Page #146  
mine. I worked with him in the Air Force, and am almost certain that I knew 2004 Page #147  
 the alien bodies at Homestead Air Force Base after he and the President pl 2004 Page #147  
l these dead space aliens. The Air Force under Clinton even coined a new te 2004 Page #148  
the carcass of a spaceman. The Air Force calls it "time compression." Those 2004 Page #148  
and crash dummies dropped from Air Force planes into the deserts of the Sou 2004 Page #148  
g, by Sidney Sheldon Report of Air Force Research Regarding the Roswell Inc 2004 Page #149  
 the Roswell Incident, by U.S. Air Force Roswell Report: Case Closed, by U. 2004 Page #149  
l Report: Case Closed, by U.S. Air Force Above Top Secret, by Timothy Good  2004 Page #149  
nidentified Flying Objects, by Air Force Captain Edward Ruppelt MAGAZINES M 2004 Page #149  
ed by Paul Davids Reply To The Air Force Report On The Roswell Incident, Pr 2004 Page #149  
of Chief of Space Means • VVS: Air Force • From Tarasenko, M.B., Voenniye A 2004 Page #157  
esent, shoot-to-kill orders are in force in the event witnesses approach. S 2004 Page #169  
t answer that was given by the Air Force where they passed it off as 'swamp 2004 Page #177  
ng up these witnesses from the Air Force and the National Aeronautics and S 2004 Page #177  
 at UFOs, but it also gave the Air Force a platform where they were able to 2004 Page #178  
ation was a waste of time. The Air Force took this University of Colorado a 2004 Page #178  
s an important event. When the Air Force dumped Blue Book they were able to 2004 Page #178  
ic relations nightmare for the Air Force since 1947. Consider, for example, 2004 Page #178  
 It was a dream come true when Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans, Jr. s 2004 Page #178  
interest of science." When the Air Force dumped Blue Book they were in a po 2004 Page #178  
 never again have to put up an Air Force spokesman to make up a wild explan 2004 Page #178  
ural phenomena. In Canada, the Air Force and government got out of public U 2004 Page #178  
liens are directed to Holloman Air Force Base where they are greeted by bas 2004 Page #180  
dead alien bodies at Homestead Air Force Base. This is a story that was fir 2004 Page #180  
io visual repository at Norton Air Force Base in California: We went to Nor 2004 Page #182  
 California: We went to Norton Air Force Base to discuss other things, amon 2004 Page #182  
Homan base commander and other Air Force officers went out to greet them. E 2004 Page #182  
unning interaction at Holloman Air Force Base. Some of the negotiations rel 2004 Page #182  
g about the landing at HoRoman Air Force Base — like, "Well OK." The two pr 2004 Page #183  
 of the alien craft at HoHoman Air Force base." He kind of went "Yeah, well 2004 Page #184  
ard about a landing at HoRoman Air Force Base. He kind of said he kind of r 2004 Page #184  
, and there were United States Air Force personnel in the photograph measur 2004 Page #187  
5 minute film taken at HoDoman Air Force Base in which UFO inhabitants and  2004 Page #189  
s trip by somebody at a nearby Air Force Base. Once in Omaha, Nebraska, and 2004 Page #189  
ufologists believed it was the Air Force that was running the show. Say wha 2004 Page #191  
Visual Agency (DAVA) at Norton Air Force Base who were offering up the UFO  2004 Page #192  
 for a meeting in the Kirkland Air Force Base office of Air Force Office of 2004 Page #193  
kland Air Force Base office of Air Force Office of Special Investigations S 2004 Page #193  
ered the now infamous Holloman Air Force Base film for use in the HBO docum 2004 Page #194  
 by a retired officer from the Air Force Office of Secret Intelligence with 2004 Page #194  
her admitted that the Holloman Air Force Base film was part of the briefing 2004 Page #197  
ht of the cold war. BS from US Air Force Academy, MA Case Western Universit 2004 Page #199  
 c;fficer in the United Staten Air Force Office of Special Investigations r 2004 Page #212  
COM=4:,: an: the United Staten Air Force. 32. OlhOtii OF CURTISS E. LEKAY . 2004 Page #212  
hen he ran into a problem. The Air Force records, which were classified unt 2004 Page #220  
bases had been operated by the Air Force from 1950 onwards. This was of no  2004 Page #220  
 there was something about the Air Force records that seemed odd to Ramsey. 2004 Page #220  
ic Energy Commission until the Air Force took them over in 1950.27 Their pu 2004 Page #220  
rfect triangle around Kirtland Air Force Base, Sandia National labs, and Lo 2004 Page #220  
ever, I can read de-classified Air Force reports as well as the next guy, a 2004 Page #220  
or Pflock's claim — a "retired air force general who prefers to remain anol 2004 Page #222  
n chapter one, is an anonymous Air Force coloneL I often wondered if Randle 2004 Page #224  
rmer commander of the 8th Army Air Force. She was upset because someone mad 2004 Page #226  
vehicle parked outside the 8th Air Force HQ window. Neil also noticed an in 2004 Page #231  
f particular note was the U.S. Air Force 241                                2004 Page #244  
More Landings? • XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers • XIII. The Pos 2004 Page #245  
f ridicule and embarrassment, will force credible outlets to play this evid 2004 Page #253  
l hwrtl• u a uro-pGlnl-ndd l.Dr~•b force o,.;,,.1r.-.•• ,{ L:..c1....»l lf• 2005 Page #27  
roject was created because the Afr Force was "getting too much publicity an 2005 Page #39  
ting, but 1 was still with the Air Force and this was the time 1 was on Blu 2005 Page #40  
ecial assignment with the U.S. Air Force, on May 21, 1953, I assisted in th 2005 Page #40  
uded the engineering design of Air Force engine test cells, development tec 2005 Page #41  
 Command at \"(/rightPatterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio as a mechanic 2005 Page #41  
mechanical engineer on testing Air Force aircraft engines. He is also known 2005 Page #41  
aid, are now stored at a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Roads, V 2005 Page #42  
ver -who was himself a retired Air Force Major, who had a UFO encounter whi 2005 Page #42  
evidently hit the ground with some force, embedding itself in the sand. The 2005 Page #44  
iller, formerly with the U. S. Air Force and colleague of a Defense Intelli 2005 Page #59  
m Ft., Carson, SLIDE# 33 -U.S. Air Force Headquarters, 60 1111              2005 Page #62  
way from Georgia to Standiford Air Force Base, Kentucky. Witnesses were des 2005 Page #64  
 these were taken b) the U. S. Air Force because of what they look like. Th 2005 Page #67  
 Hanford AEC Plant," and that "Air Force jets attempted interception with n 2005 Page #74  
tself. Bue the sheer quantity must force us to consider its probabili ty of 2005 Page #78  
woman whose husband was in the Air Force at Wright-Patterson AFB in 1973. T 2005 Page #78  
nvestigated by Richard HaU and Air Force Major George Filer (who was assign 2005 Page #78  
lity at the time). 4. A former Air Force Sergeant who discussed the retriev 2005 Page #78  
ater was a General in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, and a friend of former Ai 2005 Page #79  
eserve, and a friend of former Air Force Chief of Staff General Curtis LeMa 2005 Page #79  
 building at \Vright Patterson Air Force Base where the information is stor 2005 Page #80  
that has been collected by the Air Force, and I was understandabl y denied  2005 Page #80  
 like these. Indeed, at Norton Air Force base, also located in Southern Cal 2005 Page #83  
ttending an air show at Norton Air Force Base that day. Sorensen attended w 2005 Page #83  
 Again, the year of the Norton Air Force Base demonstration was 1988.12 A T 2005 Page #84  
ades-long export of the U.S. labor force to nations abroad, the increasin g 2005 Page #85  
ontacts with the United States Air Force, and of his relationship with Albe 2005 Page #88  
h reported the sighting to the Air Force Base at Presque Island, 1'1aine; i 2005 Page #95  
eports he would forward to the Air Force. Following his report, he was aske 2005 Page #95  
y of his survey on UFOs to the Air Force. The survey was actually a manuscr 2005 Page #95  
led that: "The interest of the Air Force in UFOs was being totally suppress 2005 Page #95  
end such communications to the Air Force, and to the CIA. As a result, a le 2005 Page #96  
rector of Intelligence for the Air Force - somehow this note ended up in th 2005 Page #99  
o give you the details ... the Air Force will do well to avoid entanglement 2005 Page #99  
n the history of UFOs with the Air Force. Leaving Ohio, Moise continued on  2005 Page #99  
rizon and with.in two hours an Air Force aircraft was seen circling the are 2005 Page #100  
dred counts per minute. Twelve Air Force planes over flew the base camp and 2005 Page #100  
e even wondered: ''Whether the Air Force had actually such problems in mind 2005 Page #100  
heric Science Building showing Air Force jets being used in weather modific 2005 Page #100  
nce and intention, keeping the Air Force, the Central Intelligence Agency,  2005 Page #102  
t sure made me sit up. So much Air Force testimony can't be ignored. Inclin 2005 Page #102  
a strenuous and devoted attempt co force nature into the conceptual boxes . 2005 Page #117  
 of the Los Angeles Times.3 2 "Air Force Orders Jet Pilots to Shoot Down Fl 2005 Page #121  
t were surrendered to the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations . 2005 Page #123  
t were surrendered to the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations i 2005 Page #123  
 Defense James Forrestal, Army Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Carl Spaatz, G 2005 Page #125  
 Air Field (AAF), now Holloman Air Force Base (AFB); Kirtland AAF, now Kirt 2005 Page #125  
y as has been recovered by the Air Force fall into the hands of unfriendly  2005 Page #129  
IA to Mr. Brian Parks from the Air Force Historical Research Center at Ma:: 2005 Page #129  
 (A.ir); and Commander, Naval A.ir Force, Atlantic Fleet. He was certainly  2005 Page #130  
set by press releases from the Air Force den)ing recovery in early July 194 2005 Page #131  
weU as her cliscussion with an Air Force master sergeant who had arrived in 2005 Page #131  
iginate with the South African Air Force, that looked official, and that se 2005 Page #134  
39, Stringfield joined the 5'h Afr Force ilirectly out of \Xlright Field, O 2005 Page #138  
ir Defense Command of the U.S. Air Force (USAF). Until 1957, he regularly s 2005 Page #138  
rmed by radar, or other means, Air Force interceptors were scrambled . At t 2005 Page #139  
t actions were classified. The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfield's 2005 Page #139  
to recent decades. As context, Air Force regulation AFR 200-2, dated 12 Aug 2005 Page #141  
certainly makes sense chat the Air Force would recover foreign satellites f 2005 Page #141  
enator Jeff Bingaman wrote the Air Force concerning Stone's inquiries about 2005 Page #141  
elated Operation BLUE FLY. The Air Force replied co the Senator emphaticall 2005 Page #141  
e revealing instructions in an Air Force memorandum titled "AFCIN Intellige 2005 Page #142  
y functions in support of such Air Force projects as l\llOON DUST, BLUE FLY 2005 Page #142  
oUection responsibilitie s [an Air Force intelligence unit at Ft. Belvoir,  2005 Page #142  
 (AFR 200-2) and in support of Air Force Systems Command (AFSC) Foreign Tec 2005 Page #142  
 Confronted with evidence, the Air Force wrote to Senator Bingaman to corre 2005 Page #142  
ment. "These teams," wrote the Air Force, "were eventually disbanded becaus 2005 Page #142  
 be comforted to hear that the Air Force rusbanded missions to recover spac 2005 Page #142  
in by the Department of State, Air Force, Defense Intelligence Agency and C 2005 Page #142  
reports that the U.S. Army and Air Force srudied the r emnants of the disc, 2005 Page #161  
ra spy plane was denied by the Air Force. The expenditure of these funds is 2005 Page #167  
, Edwards and Nellis (Area 51) Air Force Bases. Many UFO researchers have f 2005 Page #168  
al Command at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, as a mechani 2005 Page #168  
mechanical engineer on resting Air Force aircraft engines. Dr. Eric Wang wh 2005 Page #168  
signment at the lndjan Springs Air Force Base where 15 other specialists jo 2005 Page #168  
hey were met and briefed by an Air Force Colonel who told them they were to 2005 Page #168  
pilot, and four years with the Air Force at \'(fright-Patterson AFB as a ci 2005 Page #169  
o le\·itate. Accorcling to the Air Force Manual from Wright-Patterson AFB o 2005 Page #171  
ed to set up a local gravitational force independent of the Earth's. Electr 2005 Page #171  
spects of gravit) control. The Air Force ran thirty-three of those projects 2005 Page #173  
research were conducted at two Air Force laboratories: Flight Dynamics and  2005 Page #173  
Vas Project Outgrowth a secret Air Force project that attempted ro utilize  2005 Page #173  
? Twent)-ei ght members of the Air Force Systems Command at Edward's Air Fo 2005 Page #173  
ce Systems Command at Edward's Air Force Base published a technical report  2005 Page #173  
nd antigravity propulsion. The Air Force Systems Command also has a presenc 2005 Page #173  
 and was requested to join the Air Force where he continued his studies alo 2005 Page #174  
gnments . He worked for the US Air Force Systems Command, Aeronautical Engi 2005 Page #174  
s school. Dan told me that the Air Force would give him some object and jus 2005 Page #174  
at SOM1-01 was produced by an "Air Force buck Sgt., with some training in m 2006 Page #15  
y the U.S. military and had an Air Force Captain regularly visit him on a w 2006 Page #16  
Dan Sherman served with the US Air Force for twelve years (1982-1994) and r 2006 Page #21  
ms that his desire to join the Air Force was stimulated by a Major Roberts  2006 Page #22  
erts stationed at nearby Beale Air Force base who regularly visited Sherman 2006 Page #22  
bout how great life was in the Air Force. Sherman described that his ELINT  2006 Page #22  
childhood Inspired to join the Air Force by a Major Roberts who regularly t 2006 Page #22  
 of 10-11 Inspired to join the Air Force by a Captain who visited his home  2006 Page #22  
a flying saucer which the U.S. Air Force kindly • loaned to me for examinat 2006 Page #25  
extreme security. • Former 0-2 Air Force officer In 1948. saw TS manuscript 2006 Page #26  
e meetings at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base I would have to dig them out  2006 Page #27  
 Two UFO sightings by Peruvian Air Force, noted in US DIA documents. Round  2006 Page #28  
hat two F-I6 jets from Andrews Air Force Base were scrambled early yesterda 2006 Page #28  
 phenomenal rate of speed This Air Force let was nght behind it, chasing it 2006 Page #28  
or a I nteligence for the 21st Air Force. Soviet Recoveries? 1/29/86 Crash  2006 Page #29  
 electrode, so that there is a net force of the system in the negative-to-p 2006 Page #36  
 electrode, so that there is a net force of the system in the negative-to-p 2006 Page #36  
xaminer report a story titled "Air Force Tracks Down 'Original' Flying Sauc 2006 Page #45  
ASHINGTON, Aug 19, - (AP) _The Air Force said tonight that 'there is a good 2006 Page #45  
types' of the flying saucers." Air Force Tracks Down f 'Original' Flying Sa 2006 Page #45  
in 2339 aid 1940: The 4 eivael Air Force said somas one with-the disc made  2006 Page #45  
ner and LA Times. The fact the Air Force chose to make a statement on the 1 2006 Page #46  
ty, governments would likely exert force on the media to ensure reporting t 2006 Page #57  
ile, 200 miles away, a team of Air Force personnel was mobilizing to descen 2006 Page #71  
cially those tested at Edwards Air Force Base, California, and the Groom La 2006 Page #72  
da, with support from the U.S. Air Force. The prototype, known to project p 2006 Page #72  
or of aerospace safety for the Air Force traveled to Wendover to coordinate 2006 Page #74  
investigation. Meanwhile, Hill Air Force Base, Utah, supplied flatbed truck 2006 Page #74  
t Crew Training Wing at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, announced to the new 2006 Page #75  
ic equipment. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, was given as the home  2006 Page #75  
. The early A-12 airplanes had Air Force markings and national insignia pai 2006 Page #76  
Hal Rupard and Maj. Jack Reed, Air Force project officers for TAGBOARD, ove 2006 Page #78  
nd of rotors as an approaching Air Force helicopter flew in over Cherry Cre 2006 Page #79  
e base camp was dismantled and Air Force personnel departed. After reading  2006 Page #79  
eckage." Hanks also noted that Air Force personnel told the locals "it woul 2006 Page #80  
p recalled with bitterness how Air Force personnel ordered him out of the a 2006 Page #80  
ction. After acceptance by the Air Force on 22 December, Article 792 was as 2006 Page #81  
ased at TTR. Spokesmen for the Air Force denied such rumors, but something  2006 Page #81  
respond to the accident scene. Air Force personnel from Edwards Air Force B 2006 Page #82  
r Force personnel from Edwards Air Force Base arrived shortly thereafter, b 2006 Page #82  
e incident were ordered by the Air Force not to discuss what they had seen  2006 Page #82  
s what they had seen or heard. Air Force personnel were shuttled to the sit 2006 Page #82  
he skies above the crash site. Air Force personnel set off small explosive  2006 Page #82  
autical engineer from McLellan Air Force Base, studied wreckage and photos  2006 Page #82  
abella. On Monday, Hoyt called Air Force officials at Edwards and told them 2006 Page #83  
here they made their sighting. Air Force officials also confiscated Hoyt's  2006 Page #83  
onding to news media requests, Air Force spokesmen refused to identify the  2006 Page #83  
A-7 attack aircraft. At Nellis Air Force Base, personnel frequently saw A-7 2006 Page #83  
 a contingency cover story. If Air Force spokesmen had said Mulhare's airpl 2006 Page #83  
ews and in various newspapers. Air Force representatives subsequently confi 2006 Page #83  
 partially buried at the site. Air Force officials requested the return of  2006 Page #83  
SAF Museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Pieces of F-11 7A airframes  2006 Page #84  
e summer of 1971 "near Edwards Air Force Base." A witness described hearing 2006 Page #86  
 craft" and "taking pictures." Air Force personnel soon arrived, allegedly  2006 Page #86  
 a joint program involving the Air Force and the National Aeronautics and S 2006 Page #87  
e northeastern edge of Edwards Air Force Base. The accident occurred just w 2006 Page #87  
gton D.C. telling him that the Air Force wanted him and his troops to inves 2006 Page #95  
n samples. He told me that the Air Force "wanted to know what it was" that  2006 Page #95  
ined to what the United States Air Force called a single "meteor" sighting  2006 Page #96  
hoe spoke with Albert Chop, an Air Force spokesman about the "Flatwoods Mon 2006 Page #96  
ys was actually a meteor." The Air Force gave a speculative explanation of  2006 Page #96  
covered that the United States Air Force had actually issued orders to thei 2006 Page #99  
owing day, January 24, a Royal Air Force mountain rescue team from Anglesey 2006 Page #120  
sh in the same area of a Royal Air Force Harrier jet-plane that was carryin 2006 Page #121  
ter of a century of service in the Force to his credit. At the time that th 2006 Page #122  
pent thirty years in the Royal Air Force as an aircraft engineer," explains 2006 Page #126  
en serving member of the Royal Air Force. In other words, Tony Dodd's infor 2006 Page #129  
rpetuate a view that the Royal Air Force were virtually at war with extra-t 2006 Page #131  
nnel based at the nearby Royal Air Force stations Bentwaters and Woodbridge 2006 Page #132  
ge. According to numerous U.S. Air Force personnel, a small, triangular sha 2006 Page #132  
tain John E. Boyle of the U.S. Air Force reveals: "In the late 1960s and ea 2006 Page #132  
re given by Charles Halt (U.S. Air Force, Retired), Leeds, England, July 31 2006 Page #137  
d History of the United States Air Force, Michael Roberts, Guild Publishing 2006 Page #137  
n John E. Boyle, United States Air Force, Chief, Public Affairs Office, Roy 2006 Page #137  
, Public Affairs Office, Royal Air Force Bentwaters, Suffolk, England, Sept 2006 Page #137  
 and crash retrievals, a policy in force to this day. Linda will present fi 2006 Page #139  
ting a serious problem for the Air Force when nuclear weapons are lost over 2006 Page #141  
who had served in the 5th U.S. Air Force unit during World War II. Len told 2006 Page #141  
ew firsthand the United States Air Force had a standing order to shoot down 2006 Page #141  
e Order that allegedly is still in force to this day. SLIDE # 11— Real X-Fi 2006 Page #142  
4th Radar Squadron at Richmond Air Force Station ten miles south of Miami.  2006 Page #143  
est, which monitored all Cuban Air Force communications and radar transmiss 2006 Page #143  
rs in the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, NORAD, Pentagon and intelligence  2006 Page #144  
tary, was in the United States Air Force. My cousin was in communications f 2006 Page #144  
644th Radar Squadron, Richmond Air Force Station (about 10 miles south of M 2006 Page #144  
Naval Air Station. You had the Air Force. You had NORAD. You had radio stat 2006 Page #148  
ontinually played tag with the Air Force. They probably still do — Air Forc 2006 Page #149  
orce. They probably still do — Air Force bombers and Air Force fighters wil 2006 Page #149  
ill do — Air Force bombers and Air Force fighters will attempt to penetrate 2006 Page #149  
se Range, Nellis AFB 41\lellis Air Force Range and Nuclear Testing Site in  2006 Page #150  
ks National Monument area. The Air Force called it the Cedar Breaks Radar S 2006 Page #151  
t was COMNAVAIRLANT (Commander Air Force, Atlantic Fleet (AIRLANT). [Editor 2006 Page #161  
t Coast counterpart, Commander Air Force, Pacific Fleet, three months earli 2006 Page #161  
ered at about one half the Chinese force, were once again in danger of comp 2006 Page #165  
ncident: A Watery Roswell? The Air Force scrambled. A senior official burst 2006 Page #168  
ay. Later, a spokesman for the Air Force stated that interceptor aircraft h 2006 Page #169  
report, supposedly based on an Air Force statement, says the radar target w 2006 Page #169  
t' tonight (i.e., Dec. 6), but Air Force officials said that the order was  2006 Page #169  
treets. Officials at Elmendoef Air Force Base said the alert had been in Oc 2006 Page #169  
 on this event released by the Air Force, and sparse information at that! W 2006 Page #169  
onal Archives). On December 6, Air Force Colonel Charles Winkle, Assistant  2006 Page #169  
eased by the Department of the Air Force. b. Office of the President would  2006 Page #170  
tions at civilian airports and Air Force bases. One of these probably was a 2006 Page #170  
ington, D.C. The fact that the air force bases scrambled aircraft to interc 2006 Page #172  
the radar targets? Why did the Air Force tell the press that a single C-47  2006 Page #173  
 must be other, deeply buried, Air Force documents not yet released which c 2006 Page #173  
nstructions not available from Air Force Intelligence, who are not aware of 2006 Page #174  
ephoned by them immediately to Air Force Intelhgence. CIC advises data stri 2006 Page #174  
henomena/craft which the U. S. Air Force had repeatedly and publicly claime 2006 Page #174  
ourse not! We may imagine that Air Force Intelligence, headquartered in the 2006 Page #174  
that was so important that the Air Force requested that the CIC be placed i 2006 Page #174  
OLONEL"S STORY In 1977 Retired Air Force Col. Robert Willingham filed a rep 2006 Page #174  
swriiled F-94 C 'Down in Dyess Air Force Base in (Abilene) Texas, we were t 2006 Page #175  
off the area and waited for US Air Force personnel to arrive Zechel further 2006 Page #177  
ent which stated that Carswell Air Force Base, Fort Worth, Texas, had recov 2006 Page #177  
il 1948 when it became Abilene Air Force Base. It existed under that name u 2006 Page #178  
the other hand there were five Air Force bases in Texas which could have tr 2006 Page #178  
he Teas-Mexico border. Abilene Air Force Base ("Dyess") was not one of thes 2006 Page #178  
lo, Kelly, Brooks and Randolph Air Force Bases near San Antonio and Laredo  2006 Page #178  
esent time because the CIC and Air Force records relating to 175            2006 Page #178  
trieved on the 6th or 7th, the Air Force intelligence may well have issued  2006 Page #179  
er (i.e., Dec. 8). Whether the Air Force intelligence or the CIC received a 2006 Page #179  
: ~-?f• . ' . Pilots protested Air Force censorship but ultimately lost the 2007 Page #19  
 says he's been assured by the Air Force that we're not being invaded by fl 2007 Page #24  
 when motivated, have the power to force real change. Let's not forget It.  2007 Page #40  
e More Landings? XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers XIII. The Possi 2007 Page #44  
tter speculation XII. The U.S. Air Force and Flying Saucers: not a criticis 2007 Page #44  
 TS pages started with the "US Air Force" Chapter ■There were numerous pen  2007 Page #45  
af)'• GM: Yes I did and the police force. I was talked out of that by my pa 2007 Page #81  
P SECRET" by the Unjted Scates Air Force. Now, after 60 years, the true sto 2007 Page #94  
Harold Baker published for the Air Force certain house-organ magazines (clu 2007 Page #94  
ck use higher quality official Air Force photographs available at the Adjut 2007 Page #95  
ry at MacDill. Apparently, the Air Force wanted to make a good impression,  2007 Page #95  
glass windscreen. The standard Air Force insignia, and the designatio n "XP 2007 Page #100  
ld, originated from A\·on Park Air Force Range located 100 miles Southeast  2007 Page #109  
hould make a request to higher Air Force authority for the clearance needed 2007 Page #110  
nd itself in. On one hand, the Air Force was standing on the door-step read 2007 Page #110  
and, Jack was told: "the U.S. Air .Force 111011/d 11ever ad111it that aircr 2007 Page #110  
in the "better interest of the Air Force" to delay publication of his artic 2007 Page #110  
so possessed the official U.S. Air Force stamp which was ready to go on the 2007 Page #110  
lier. Due co the fact that the Air Force had changed their mind, the 0.1.C. 2007 Page #110  
in late 1954. Trus allowed the Air Force to "farm out" their own saucer pro 2007 Page #111  
he consuuction materiaJs and labor force "s111passerl //;(I/ ef the orecll  2007 Page #114  
for the yet--to--be--completed Air Force Museum . This brings us to Mr. War 2007 Page #114  
cessed, and made ready for the Air Force Museum. Arriving at hangar #4, the 2007 Page #114  
hought it was strange that the Air Force really did have flying saucers, bu 2007 Page #115  
ed that they were a Top Secret air force weapon, and that it was these airc 2007 Page #115  
e in different sizes, and had "air force makings" on them. These statements 2007 Page #115  
hours later a team of Hellenic Air Force personnel arrived and told the vil 2007 Page #129  
ned word was \\hight Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio as the destination of 2007 Page #131  
r attention to a Unjted States Air Force project code-named Moon Dust that  2007 Page #132  
Whose project is it?" "It's an Air Force deal, unless somebody's trying to  2007 Page #133  
ediately begun by squadrons of Air Force planes. When word of the "Sylacaug 2007 Page #133  
"Sylacauga object" reached the Air Force, Intelligence officers flew to the 2007 Page #133  
flew to the scene from Maxwell Air Force Base at Montgomery . Explaining th 2007 Page #133  
tgomery . Explaining that "the Air Force is required to examine such strang 2007 Page #133  
plain that this is part of the Air Force 'unidentified crashed-objects' inv 2007 Page #133  
y functions in support of such Air Force projects as Moon Dust, Blue Fly, a 2007 Page #134  
 (AFR 200-2) and in support of Air Force Systems Command (AFCS) Foreign Tec 2007 Page #134  
s on June 17, 1949 that a U.S. fur Force Europe (USAFE) aircraft taking par 2007 Page #137  
acioned at \XI right-Patterson fur Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. Riggs adds tha 2007 Page #138  
h the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force (GSDF) headquarters and was relaye 2007 Page #139  
s by the Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). According to the report,  2007 Page #139  
within the archives of the 8th Air Force, and prepared by a Colonel Elmer M 2007 Page #139  
ntelligence, Headquarters, 81h Air Force, on 6 Dec 60 by Major AT. Wagner,  2007 Page #139  
s in diameter. 2. The Bolivian Air Force plans to investigate to determine  2007 Page #141  
es, including NORAD , the US J\.ir Force, and the Department of Seate. Its  2007 Page #142  
Chief of Staff of the Bolivian Air Force told DATT/AIRA this date that plan 2007 Page #142  
ontrast, the Bolivian Army and Air Force advised the US Defense Attache Off 2007 Page #142  
 (including the CIA, NSA, NSC, Air Force, Los Alamos Laboratories , and DlA 2007 Page #143  
     [ "walking home ... a strange force pulling him from the back ... and  2007 Page #152  
 May 17, 1974 -Chilili, AU. S. Air Force team allegedly removed a 60-foot-w 2007 Page #160  
Center took over management of Air Force Systems Command's test and evaluat 2007 Page #162  
 complex now known as Kirtland Air Force Base, the third 156                2007 Page #162  
       largest installation in Air Force Materiel Command, covering 51,558  2007 Page #163  
s, and 6'h largest in the U.S. Air Force. By January 1974, the Air Force Op 2007 Page #163  
ir Force. By January 1974, the Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Ce 2007 Page #163  
mber: ADA0J0043 Title: Kinland Air Force Base Science and Engineering Sympo 2007 Page #163  
on C s;nts;r Corporate Author: AIR FORCE WEAPONS LAB KIRTLAND AFB N MEX Rep 2007 Page #163  
que enhancement mechanism; The Air Force weapons laboratory system for eval 2007 Page #163  
a friend who had served in the Air Force at Kirtland if he had ever seen am 2007 Page #173  
at Coyote Canyon sitting in an Air Force truck reading a book. SuddenJy, he 2007 Page #173  
away. Another colleague of the Air Force man said he was driving up Coyote  2007 Page #173  
est range is used by the U. S. Air Force Weapons Laborator y, Sandia Labora 2007 Page #174  
 the 40s, 50s, & 60s, the U.S. Air Force studied 15,000 UFO sightings and w 2007 Page #185  
jinaga or perhaps to a Mexican air force base in Chihuahua City, located ab 2007 Page #187  
. Hector Quintanilla, UFO's An Air Force Dile111111a Case # 1 -CAMPINAS (Br 2007 Page #193  
gment. A copy of the BraziJian Air Force directive ro collect the material  2007 Page #194  
n Maney's report. Although the Air Force had promised to re lease a stateme 2007 Page #194  
radar confirmation from Nellis Air Force Base outside of Las Vegas. Newspap 2008 Page #7  
aircraft. Investigation by the Air Force suggested there were two separate  2008 Page #7  
no attempts of an intercept by Air Force fighters, and that a solution for  2008 Page #7  
about the dates created by the Air Force. If what was learned is true, then 2008 Page #7  
nnery ranges controlled by the Air Force. Introduction 1.n the Project Blue 2008 Page #7  
estigation of UFOs by the U.S. Air Force, there are few cases that offer mu 2008 Page #7  
fortunately, at that time, the Air Force wasn't all that interested in furt 2008 Page #7  
d not an alien spacecraft. The Air Force split the sightings into two separ 2008 Page #7  
s a radar sighting from Nellis Air Force Base just outside of Las Vegas, Ne 2008 Page #8  
ck look at another aspect. The Air Force claimed that there were no visual  2008 Page #8  
 that apparently had America's Air Force on alert." Stalmaker reported that 2008 Page #8  
ution. Interestingly, a Nellis Air Force Base spokesman , in contradiction  2008 Page #9  
travel. .. south to north. An 'Air Force Colonel' (quotes in original] repo 2008 Page #9  
 signed by Howell A.Dennis, an Air Force captain. During the Air Force inve 2008 Page #9  
 Air Force captain. During the Air Force investigation, Captain Shields was 2008 Page #9  
tain Herman Gordon Shields, an Air Force pilot. 1n a report created by Doug 2008 Page #9  
ighting, and the fact that the Air Force investigation came to a negative c 2008 Page #11  
y Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base]. ... This investigation was  2008 Page #11  
National Forest; however , the Air Force has made no effort to recover it.' 2008 Page #11  
ay ever found its way into the Air Force files. If Hynek and Friend ever le 2008 Page #12  
According to officers at Stead Air Force Base, a Bonanza Air Lines pilot sa 2008 Page #13  
fy his claim to having been an Air Force officer and stationed at Nellis at 2008 Page #15  
onsible for the sightings. The Air Force, which had received most of the si 2008 Page #15  
 everything. Officers at Stead Air Force Base, Nellis Air Force Base, and a 2008 Page #15  
t Stead Air Force Base, Nellis Air Force Base, and at NORAD , all drew the  2008 Page #15  
using Greenwich Mean Time. The Air Force file for the Nellis Radar sighting 2008 Page #15  
the 28th Air Division at Stead Air Force Base admitted the power in Eureka  2008 Page #15  
t "The official records of the Air Force list the 18 April 1962 Nevada sigh 2008 Page #15  
This case was connected in the Air Force files even though they created two 2008 Page #16  
wrote, "On April 18, 1962, the Air Force Defense Command was puzzled by an  2008 Page #16  
Nevada in a blinding flash. An Air Force Defense Command alert reported the 2008 Page #16  
With the cases separated , the Air Force was able to deal with the cases pi 2008 Page #17  
ignored. This reveals that the Air Force was not interested in investigatio 2008 Page #17  
e night of April 18, 1962. The Air Force offered, as it so often did, a ser 2008 Page #17  
y Stalnaker • Eureka Landing • Air Force Spokesman • Fmllk Maggio • Lt. Wal 2008 Page #18  
borne out of two previous U.S. Air Force investigative projects pertaining  2008 Page #23  
e-projects . The standard U.S. Air Force response to both pub I ic and medi 2008 Page #23  
emained unidcntiti~d. the U.S. Air Force remains adamant that: Of the very  2008 Page #24  
f a separate Department of the Air Force from the existing United States Ar 2008 Page #25  
stigations (AFOSI) at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico on 25 May 1950, a 2008 Page #26  
rol, Oak Ridge; FBI Knoxville; Air Force Radar and Fighter Squadrons, Knoxv 2008 Page #28  
Security Squadron at Homestead Air Force Base-a unit of the U.S. Air Force  2008 Page #29  
 Force Base-a unit of the U.S. Air Force Security Service (AFSS)-in March,  2008 Page #29  
ning the Cuban incident to the Air Force, CIA, NSA, and the Navy between Fe 2008 Page #30  
 notified both the NSA and the Air Force, on 14 July, that because neither  2008 Page #30  
 soon filed a request with the Air Force to obtain copies of his FOIA case  2008 Page #30  
ing: "You are advised that the Air Force can neither confirm nor deny the a 2008 Page #30  
n Henry S. Shields of the U.S. Air Force, details the whole, profound saga; 2008 Page #30  
 crews of the Imperial Iranian Air Force during late 1976 [ ... ] Until 003 2008 Page #31  
ea adjacent to the joint Royal Air Force/USAF military complex at Bentwater 2008 Page #31  
 strategically-important Royal Air Force bases in the British Isles halluci 2008 Page #32  
 sources within both the Royal Air Force and the Ministry of Defense-includ 2008 Page #33  
e Region; and we had two Royal Air Force bases pretty much being over-flown 2008 Page #34  
ense Intelligence Agency, U.S. Air Force and National Security Agency, was  2008 Page #35  
ry 1967, and that was entered into force on 10 October of that year: In the 2008 Page #36  
missing. 2. November 27, 1979 -Air Force Interested in UFO No byline. Scott 2008 Page #48  
 emergency airfield for McCord Air Force Base. A normal aircraft passing ov 2008 Page #51  
of Information Act came fully into force in 2005, the Public Records Acts s 2008 Page #61  
ovember 2000 and coming fully into force in January 2005) effectively rever 2008 Page #62  
Milton Torres, a United States Air Force pilot who stated that on 20th May  2008 Page #66  
together, as the United States Air Force did when Project Blue Book was te1 2008 Page #68  
references to spacecraft in an air force hangar or alien bodies at a govern 2008 Page #68  
AFB In 1942, the British Royal Air Force constructed an air base at Butley, 2008 Page #71  
entwaters to the United States Air Force. 65                                2008 Page #71  
Woodbridge became a joint U.S. Air Force and Royal Air Force complex. The t 2008 Page #72  
joint U.S. Air Force and Royal Air Force complex. The two air bases were ho 2008 Page #72  
 28, 1980, that provoked U. S. Air Force Lt. Col. Charles Halt and Airn1an  2008 Page #74  
red Penniston to report to the Air Force Office of Special Investigations ( 2008 Page #90  
uary 13, 1981, report to Royal Air Force Two weeks after Sgt. Jim Penniston 2008 Page #93  
981, on official Department of Air Force Headquarters letterhead to the Roy 2008 Page #93  
arters letterhead to the Royal Air Force. The subject is "Unexplained Light 2008 Page #93  
d level. ... According to OSI (Air Force Office of Special Investigations)  2008 Page #94  
ritish statesman , was the primary force behind Cecil Rhodes' Round Tables, 2008 Page #125  
. The result was that Hitler's air force was rendered capable of bombing Lo 2008 Page #127  
eptember 23, 1945, just as the Air Force became a separate service, Twining 2008 Page #132  
 to chief of staff of the Army Air Force, Brigadier General George Schulgen 2008 Page #132  
te and military man, served as Air Force Chief of Staff and Director of Cen 2008 Page #132  
s in a major UFO study for the Air Force. ---Dr. Jerome Hunsaker, an aircra 2008 Page #133  
• NATIONAL SECURITI' • BLOCl\.1.NG FORCE WAS nns GUY: James Sensenbrenner ( 2008 Page #154  
Top Alert ■ Up a Notch: Loring Air Force Base ■ The Wurtsmi th AFB Encounte 2008 Page #160  
 From Bad to Worse ■ Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana ■ Some Unconfirmed E 2008 Page #160  
nedy issued a directive to the Air Force to accelerate the direct ascent an 2009 Page #17  
clear forces to standby alert. Air Force Office of Special Investigations r 2009 Page #18  
technology entered warfare in full force. In part, this was due to a new st 2009 Page #19  
was first explored by the U.S. Air Force in the early 1950s. It can also be 2009 Page #22  
OW" basis. This policy has been in force since the Truman Administration wh 2009 Page #25  
f Information Act in an attempt to force authorized intelligence agencies t 2009 Page #25  
 to investigate it. Later, the Air Force itself sent in two investigators a 2009 Page #29  
 , however, since the official Air force investigation ended with the plane 2009 Page #30  
esses. Nevertheless , when the Air Force finally sent its two investigators 2009 Page #31  
 with the two airmen, when the Air Force B25 crashed in Kelso, Washington,  2009 Page #31  
ok, Coming of the Saucers, and Air Force investigator Edward Ruppelt presen 2009 Page #33  
ed names and some focus on the Air Force personnel who died. By and large,  2009 Page #33  
 among a group of declassified Air Force documents and acknowledged as part 2009 Page #35  
dvisor, Robert Cutler, to U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff, General Nathan Twi 2009 Page #35  
ting, but I was still with the Air Force and this was the time I was on Blu 2009 Page #48  
ecial assignment with the U.S. Air Force, on May 21, 1953, I assisted in th 2009 Page #49  
aid, are now stored at a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Roads, V 2009 Page #50  
evidently hit the ground with some force, embedding itself in the sand. The 2009 Page #51  
thirty years in England -Royal Air Force Bentwaters, Royal Air Force Woodbr 2009 Page #57  
al Air Force Bentwaters, Royal Air Force Woodbridge and green Rendlesham Fo 2009 Page #57  
 time and had been in the U.S. Air Force since 1973 after graduating from F 2009 Page #62  
st 14 security personnel and 6 air force policemen were working RAF Woodbri 2009 Page #62  
 RAF Woodbridge . One of those air force policemen was Airman I st Class Jo 2009 Page #62  
 form of government -I mean no air force on Earth. It was beyond our (human 2009 Page #65  
t Bazley, Commander of the 3rd Air Force at RAF Mildenhall, England. But fo 2009 Page #68  
 1963, he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. He was assigned to a school for M 2009 Page #68  
in Illinois and became a U. S. Air Force maintenance officer for the next s 2009 Page #68  
red from his professional U.S. Air Force career in 1991. Today, he is the e 2009 Page #69  
.·~",:-'''m1 l ;:.-,;\· ~-. US Air Force (USAF) Lockheed C-130 Hercules car 2009 Page #72  
r "bone yard" at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base (AFB), Arizona. Photograph co 2009 Page #72  
Robert Bazley, Command er, 3rd Air Force, Mildenhall, England, Dec. 1980 Ro 2009 Page #73  
rt W. Bazley is a retired U.S. Air Force four star general who served as Co 2009 Page #73  
efore then, he took command of Air Force Inspection and Safety Center, Nort 2009 Page #73  
 to England as Commander , 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenh 2009 Page #73  
ander , 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenhall in Suffolk Coun 2009 Page #73  
 Inspector General of the U.S. Air Force at Air Force headquarters , respon 2009 Page #73  
neral of the U.S. Air Force at Air Force headquarters , responsibl e to the 2009 Page #73  
sibl e to the Secretary of the Air Force and the Chief of Staff for USAF in 2009 Page #73  
f Pacific Air Forces at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, in September 1984, a 2009 Page #73  
ge courtesy PD-USGOV-MILITARY- AIR FORCE. 67                                2009 Page #73  
ley, then Commander of the 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenh 2009 Page #74  
 of the 3rd Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Mildenhall , England. Gene 2009 Page #74  
he responsibility of the U. S. Air Force. Col. Halt told me that after Gene 2009 Page #74  
n just say there's a ve,y powe,ful force at work. Keep in mind, it is a ve, 2009 Page #75  
, and joined the United States Air Force right after high school graduation 2009 Page #77  
g that time, John worked as an Air Force police officer and says nothing st 2009 Page #77  
 I spent 26 years in the U. S. Air Force and what happened over those three 2009 Page #78  
ical fighting wing in the U.S. Air Force. We were a front line NATO base th 2009 Page #78  
1981, report. However, a U. S. Air Force security man who was there detaile 2009 Page #80  
chool, he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force on July l 0, 1980. He first went t 2009 Page #81  
 Roswell approached , the U.S. Air Force responded to the increased public  2009 Page #87  
 and Dummies story on CNN. The Air Force media campaign to discredit the Ro 2009 Page #87  
which became the United States Air Force in 1947. Along the way Wright Fiel 2009 Page #87  
 Field became Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and although her employment  2009 Page #87  
bout UFO's at Wright Patterson Air Force Base to UFO researcher Kevin Randl 2009 Page #89  
employment at Wright Patterson Air Force Base that she heard discussions ab 2009 Page #90  
 1951, LASL advocated that the Air Force conduct drop tests using a drogue  2009 Page #92  
ars of pride; her work for the Air Force was a major achievement in her lif 2009 Page #93  
iif:)'re friend/'! .. 114 v.s. AIR FORCE OFFTC14l AIRCRAFT WENTIFICATION CH 2009 Page #120  
intelligence units of the U.S. Air Force and the Central Intelligence Agenc 2009 Page #154  
produce what he called curtains of force that no plane could fly through. H 2009 Page #158  
r of the future by an American Air Force commander. General George C. Kenne 2009 Page #162  
 Kenney, head of the Strategic Air Force, cited the dog whistle as an examp 2009 Page #162  
 Zealand Air Group Commander, work force of New Zealand Army officers & men 2009 Page #176  
ut. It is intriguing that both Air Force Intelligence and Air Defense Comma 2009 Page #178  
tigations of flying discs. The Air Force have confidentially advised that i 2009 Page #178  
e' 1· I !tHurc hv 11n ,\mcnrnn air force; -r,i· ,.n..,._. 1 14 _;;r Th coin 2009 Page #183  
 it saJs lo( t~c S1:·:i_tcc1c 1\ir Force, riterl shc\red In inc Gc~·elor,me 2009 Page #183  

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ed on the radio to retract the Air Force's claim of having recovered a "fly 2004 Page #230  
ers in 1954. The second is the Air Force's paranoia about the UFO topic: th 2004 Page #247  
SAF Captain who had headed the Air Force's ongoing UFO record-keeping (and  2005 Page #95  
ire came out of AFR 200-2, the Air Force's regulation regarrung the reporti 2005 Page #95  
8. Norton was also home to the Air Force's Audio-Visual Division for the in 2005 Page #174  
the roots of the United States Air Force's involvement with the UFO's earli 2006 Page #99  
 Medical Pen, developed by the Air Force's Phillips Laboratory. The Medpen, 2006 Page #201  
fell under the auspices of the Air Force's 4602nd Air Intelligence Service  2007 Page #133  
s an established fact that the Air Force's UFO program, Project Blue Book r 2007 Page #133  
s rold off-the-record chat the Air Force's analvses had basicallv confirmed 2007 Page #194  
er Project Blue Book: the U.S. Air Force's now-defunct investigative study  2008 Page #23  
 by Lt. Col. Doyle Rees of the Air Force's Office of Special lnvestigations 2008 Page #26  
. The Executive Officer of the Air Force's Office of the Judge Advocate Gen 2008 Page #30  
watch for the Imperial Iranian Air Force's Command Post in the Tehran area. 2008 Page #31  
oject in coordination with the Air Force's current air intelligence and spa 2009 Page #16  
tronomer and consultant to the Air Force's UFO program and advisor to the C 2009 Page #25  

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ECII•TGTON, Aug. 19.—(AP)—The Air. Force- said tceight that "there It a goo 2006 Page #45  

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anation, the version the Air Force force-fed us during President Bill Clint 2004 Page #144  

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                      Project Beto Force-sponsored flights out to the mesa  2003 Page #151  

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 that makes the bubbles apparently forced a vent 109                        2003 Page #113  
e operations, they were apparently forced to admit to the other security ag 2003 Page #150  
ngton DC talk show. Diane Rehm was forced to go to commercial to bail him o 2003 Page #200  
lly during snow storms when we are forced back to our bases. I have seen th 2004 Page #13  
an one occasion, the door would be forced open but nothing in the house was 2004 Page #86  
public until 1979 when researchers forced the Canadian government to releas 2004 Page #89  
y contradictory, and one is almost forced to take sides in the debate. 136  2004 Page #139  
d have to be withdrawn. Disney was forced to finish the UFO documentary wit 2004 Page #179  
documentary. Like Disney they were forced to use recreations about an incid 2004 Page #184  
 shows and in classes, I have been forced to think about the questions such 2006 Page #13  
ew of a YF- 12A (Article 1003) was forced to eject because of an engine fir 2006 Page #87  
n craft landed nearby, some aliens forced him into their craft. He was plac 2006 Page #109  
king at a rowan tree that had been forced out of the ground. What was stran 2006 Page #129  
uded the deaths of many pilots and forced a change in American military agg 2006 Page #139  
ed. Many of our pilots died, which forced an end to the "shoot down" orders 2006 Page #141  
ircraft might have crashed or been forced down, they called for pem1ission  2008 Page #32  
tale about stranded aliens who are forced to jumpstart the technology of ea 2008 Page #102  
and his arch-foe, Alex Krycek, are forced to work together and travel to Tu 2008 Page #103  
er of Poland. Claiming that he was forced to retaliate for this attack, Hit 2008 Page #128  
mething pushed him down. Something forced him to the ground and held him to 2009 Page #80  
at the Auckland University College forced the Council to withhold its permi 2009 Page #166  
at the Auckland University College forced the Council to withhold its permi 2009 Page #172  

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memory. Instead, Stringfield was a forceful advocate to the end, writing bo 2005 Page #139  

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vernment allegedly used weapons to forcefully bring some of the "peculiar p 2004 Page #82  
the Nation, Congressman Ford spoke forcefully about the UFO situation: "Mr. 2004 Page #177  
tion access to UFO files, and even forcefully remove uncooperative federal  2009 Page #45  

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am of the United States. Joint Air ForceNavy Air Intelligenc e report 100-2 2009 Page #177  

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ade by our science or our Army Air Forces, I am inclined to believe it's of 2003 Page #15  
al Hap Arnold Head or the Army Air Forces “New weapons are on the drawing b 2003 Page #16  
es and the Soviet Union would join forces to repel such an invasion. I shal 2003 Page #18  
mit plans for a unification of the forces. The President favors the Navy's  2003 Page #86  
ary this summer. U.S. and Canadian forces recorded a remarkable encounter o 2003 Page #88  
 Acting Deputy Commander, Army Air Forces Major General Lauris Norstad, and 2003 Page #191  
ulation" departure - unless a leak forces our hand. I am drafting a press r 2003 Page #205  
f to tho Commander in Chief of the Forces Military Aldo to the President Di 2003 Page #214  
lligence Cbnnittee Director, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project           2003 Page #214  
am accompanied by a S£D USA, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project, secured  2003 Page #233  
report was sent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sighting of an unidentified  2004 Page #5  
t was reportedly recovered by U.S. forces and transported to the United Sta 2004 Page #16  
d personnel stationed at the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project at Sandia 2004 Page #63  
form Space Vehicles by U. S. Armed Forces and Agencies." SLIDE #53: Biologi 2004 Page #80  
united human race and the sinister forces of some other planetary galaxy."  2004 Page #133  
ere able to withstand colossal "G" forces associated with rapid acceleratio 2004 Page #147  
ee No. 2 (Malenko0 m.sIty of Armed Forces General Staff WO Artillery Admint 2004 Page #155  
George was a member of the Special Forces Green Beret who now runs a school 2004 Page #188  
tact, also a member of the Special Forces Green Beret, had been in Vietnam, 2004 Page #188  
members of the Green Beret Special Forces were trained at least twice a yea 2004 Page #188  
avy (1942) ■ With Roswell, Special Forces and AEC (1947) The agencies did n 2005 Page #5  
s-School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces) in the neighboring town of Tres  2005 Page #31  
e School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces in the city of Tres Corac;:oes ca 2005 Page #32  
e School of Sergeants of the Armed Forces, under the direction of General S 2005 Page #35  
 Laboratory and U. S. Army Special Forces, Ft. Bragg, No. CaroLina. Sf lDE  2005 Page #63  
cers of botl1 the Army and the Air Forces." Or, a 1950 memo from the Hanfor 2005 Page #74  
, then chief of staff of the armed forces, writes a Top Secret Memorandum t 2005 Page #122  
rity detail" from the nearby Armed Forces Special \X/eapons Project institu 2005 Page #126  
UFO was shot down by South African forces, alien bodies were recovered, and 2005 Page #134  
he family not serving in the armed forces at the time. San Antonio, a smaU  2005 Page #153  
vehicle powered by electromagnetic forces. He also states that at least 14  2005 Page #172  
c attraction, in that the opposite forces are not equal. The negative elect 2006 Page #36  
ic attraction in that the opposite forces are not equal The negative electr 2006 Page #36  
r" incident. Chop told him the Air Forces explanation of the incident and s 2006 Page #96  
 by both aliens and our own covert forces to better understand the long ter 2006 Page #101  
tainly being studied both by human forces and by also by the aliens themsel 2006 Page #101  
nto besieged cities. • 1346: Tatar forces besieging Kaffa (now Feodossia, U 2006 Page #107  
 "our" guys (earth covert military forces) and alien craft are mutilating a 2006 Page #117  
e being studied both by our covert forces and by the aliens themselves. 114 2006 Page #117  
nd I am now retired from the Armed Forces." (12) Although work at Porton Do 2006 Page #123  
tack on the British Isles by alien forces. At the time, stories and rumors  2006 Page #130  
o supporting US Special Operations forces. Their secondary mission remains  2006 Page #132  
 doubled over the next month. U.N. forces, numbered at about one half the C 2006 Page #165  
vices) had sent a warning to U. S. forces commanders throughout the world o 2006 Page #165  
how the big media companies joined forces with big government. Now let's ta 2007 Page #15  
-range Tactical Air-command Future Forces) see illustrations 21 & 22. This  2007 Page #99  
report was sent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sighting of an unidentified  2007 Page #139  
f Silence), where strange, unknown forces are said to frequently interfere  2007 Page #185  
asures against attack from hostile forces. 18                               2008 Page #24  
he existing United States Army Air Forces, the subordination of the militar 2008 Page #25  
with the British military's Status Forces Agreement. Road from East Gate al 2008 Page #80  
er's decision to allow the British forces to escape at Dunkirk was in hopes 2008 Page #130  
 Germany by American business. The forces that stopped us had operated from 2008 Page #137  
he Soviet Union's Strategic Rocket Forces who claimed that orbiting space p 2009 Page #17  
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hev repeated the point that Soviet forces could now 'hit a fly in space.' " 2009 Page #17  
ichigan; which brought our nuclear forces to standby alert. Air Force Offic 2009 Page #18  
icult, particularly if our nuclear forces are not numerically superior and  2009 Page #22  
as Commander in Chief, Pacific Air Forces (CINCPA CAF), from 1984 to 1986.  2009 Page #73  
Vice Commander-in-Chief of U.S.Air Forces in Europe. In 1983, he became Ins 2009 Page #73  
 He assumed command of Pacific Air Forces at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, 2009 Page #73  
 matter been a member of our anned forces, you know that there are varying  2009 Page #155  
ary unit. On a similar note, elite forces like the Navy Seals or Army Speci 2009 Page #155  
ike the Navy Seals or Army Special Forces are capable of doing things nonna 2009 Page #155  
development started after American forces landed on Tarawa Island in the Pa 2009 Page #160  
sible to the Minister of the Armed Forces and War Coordination, Sir William 2009 Page #165  
sible to the Minister of the Armed Forces and War Co-Ordination, Sir Willia 2009 Page #167  
 the weapon started after American forces landed in Tarawa Island in the Pa 2009 Page #170  
d out the Japanese prior to ground forces attacking. Confirmed by Snodgrass 2009 Page #170  
e agents. U.S. counterintelligence forces could quietly monitor any persons 2009 Page #177  
o the Commanding General, Army Air Forces concluded that: (a) This "flying  2009 Page #178  
 Colonel (K.C. Garrett) of the Air Forces Intelligence, expressed the possi 2009 Page #178  
is a scientist attached to the Air Forces Intelligence, was of the same opi 2009 Page #178  
ted tremendous pressure on the Air Forces Intelligence to conduct research  2009 Page #178  
au, at the request of the Army Air Forces Intelligence, has agreed to coope 2009 Page #178  
 the earth in an arc. The Anny Air Forces Intelligence has also indicated s 2009 Page #179  
Arnold was interviewed by Anny Air Forces Counter-Intelligence Corps (CIC)  2009 Page #179  

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t · · • 'i: , -'f"':.irotested Air Force• ~•censorship irf1958 ""'.' .J·. b 2007 Page #19  

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ends and continue to · t': -\~r,ei force•o 1c:·a1-denjalf-~rJ~ decep~o~s:.  2007 Page #29  

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t, he was chemically subdued, then forcibly taken from in front of his bill 2004 Page #51  

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-natural alien-shaped gummies were forcified with vitamins and minerals. Uf 2007 Page #63  

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, and might say anything. As such, forcing him out of that high window was  2003 Page #95  
ld some of what was going on after forcing the issue. He attempted to get i 2004 Page #197  
hat creature." A funher attempt at forcing the main witnesses to withdraw t 2005 Page #36  
d to scramble the propulsion drive forcing the craft down. These covert pro 2007 Page #131  
eeping proposals, which range from forcing teachers to conform to federally 2008 Page #142  

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sticdocumonts.com President Gerald Ford “...I strongly recommend that there 2003 Page #6  
ny years ago as being true. Gerald Ford Gerald Ford as most people know was 2003 Page #195  
 as being true. Gerald Ford Gerald Ford as most people know was involved in 2003 Page #195  
ly things I wish to bring up about Ford is to play a clip which shows how q 2003 Page #195  
lowing question and answer. Q: Mr. Ford, what about flying saucers? We've h 2003 Page #195  
for a congressional investigation? Ford: Dave, we've had several incidents  2003 Page #195  
fective public hearing were held." Ford did nothing on the UFO front once h 2003 Page #195  
ado, USA 1 1 0 1 0 Researcher John Ford V, 20 FBI knowledge of crashed UFO  2004 Page #113  
e Book was then Congressman Gerald Ford. In 1965, Ford had a flap of UFO si 2004 Page #177  
 Congressman Gerald Ford. In 1965, Ford had a flap of UFO sightings take pl 2004 Page #177  
 with Face the Nation, Congressman Ford spoke forcefully about the UFO situ 2004 Page #177  
ully about the UFO situation: "Mr. Ford, what about flying saucers? You've  2004 Page #177  
) The pressure that was exerted by Ford did get the Congress to briefly loo 2004 Page #178  
d, who was and what are they told? Ford and Bush Sr. have admitted off the  2004 Page #197  
A in September 1973— January 1976— Ford asked for resignation. • On April 2 2004 Page #208  
, look in the direction of RAF Cos ford and see what he could see." "Sure e 2008 Page #34  
er to Dr. Heinrich Albert, head of Ford Motor Co. in Gemiany until 1945. Tw 2008 Page #128  
with Truman and ending with Gerald Ford. He also was chairman of the board  2008 Page #133  
nvironmental Fund, Fabian Society, Ford Foundation , Foundation for Nationa 2008 Page #143  

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o unmarked helicopter over-flights forda~ s following the event. Three LIU  2007 Page #129  

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en bodies inevitably brings to the fore the so-called Roswell Incident of J 2004 Page #4  
e 1127th Field Activities Group at Fore Beh·oir in 1960. 127                2007 Page #133  
t to the length of the object. The fore part, or the lower part of the obje 2008 Page #10  

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ainst effective response. Sense of foreboding could erode public morale bef 2006 Page #69  

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 this story: "Supersonic Weapon Is Forecast Another Secret Device Greater T 2009 Page #161  

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er the water surface together with forecasts of wave amplitudes at predeter 2009 Page #166  
subsequently in agreement with the forecasts within the limits of experimen 2009 Page #166  
r the water sur-face together with forecasts of wave amplitudes at predeter 2009 Page #172  
bsequently , in agreement with the forecasts within the limits of experimen 2009 Page #172  

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            iSnpersonie \Veapon Is Foreeast *** *** *** *** Anotlier Secret 2009 Page #182  

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pan), a company known to be in the forefront of classified aerospace craft. 2005 Page #173  
rought some of these issues to the forefront, raising two main questions :  2008 Page #26  

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sed; he no longer had the right to foregather with his fellow countrymen ,  2008 Page #128  

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y. And while it is not my habit of foregoing annotations in a non-fiction t 2003 Page #85  
takeholder groups. Considering the foregoing estimates of stakeholder react 2006 Page #65  
ring a shot. Conclusion Though the foregoing analysis is at best preliminar 2006 Page #69  

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ut of focus aliens, the one in the foreground looking somewhat malevolent.  2007 Page #69  
rater with a big-eyed alien in the foreground. The popularity of this adver 2007 Page #70  
iameter model (see illustration #5 foreground, #10, #8, & #9). The overall  2007 Page #108  

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otographs requested on call by the Foreigh .Technology Division and the Nat 2004 Page #212  

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Philip J. Corso Former Head of the Foreign Technology Desk. LS Army R&D. .N 2003 Page #13  
Exon Exon in 1947 was a Lt. Col at Foreign Technology Division at Wright Fi 2003 Page #16  
is in the future be handled by the foreign technologies desk. However, one  2003 Page #42  
ed authority on orbital debris and foreign space systems. Johnson who was a 2003 Page #71  
 Corso, former Chief of the Army's Foreign Technology Division in the early 2003 Page #101  
ng instructions detailed; includes foreign b Instructions for good UFOB rep 2003 Page #172  
ogy falls into hands of unfriendly foreign powers 1182033 Spoo* Opco'xna Mj 2003 Page #172  
t The six goals are: s Recover all foreign or ET materials and devices n Re 2003 Page #172  
e pre.es reacticn, particularly in foreign quarters, to the possible milita 2003 Page #222  
ure for U.S. exploitation purposes foreign space debris such as crashed sat 2004 Page #4  
facilitate expeditious delivery to Foreign Technology Division of Moon Dust 2004 Page #5  
te, recover, and deliver descended foreign space vehicles. Here, then, is a 2004 Page #5  
iously as possible, (a) "descended foreign space vehicles;" and (b) "items  2004 Page #12  
as by every definition an advanced foreign weapons system. Effort would be  2004 Page #65  
 S. Air Force orders to shoot down foreign aerial discs at the end of the 1 2004 Page #65  
 weapons to bring down one or more foreign discs? A 'yes' answer to that qu 2004 Page #65  
on for U.S. aggression against the foreign discs. Perhaps the "peculiar phe 2004 Page #82  
ived access to alien bodies from a foreign national who would have slim cha 2004 Page #98  
otographs requested on call by the Foreign Technology Division and the Nati 2004 Page #101  
hell, Lt. Col. Philip Corso of the Foreign Technology Division of Wright Pa 2004 Page #132  
nder General Arthur Trudeau in the Foreign Technology Division of Wright Pa 2004 Page #144  
 Eisenhower in 1953 to "centralize foreign information dissemination progra 2004 Page #181  
sider faking of the documents by a foreign intelligence service for some ge 2004 Page #243  
NDLING REQUIRED -NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS" The above figure show 2004 Page #244  
NDLING REQUIRED —NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS." Besides writing this 2004 Page #244  
tment heads, the Joint Chiefs, and foreign representatives, a clarification 2004 Page #252  
s asylum with MIG ■ MIG is sent to Foreign Technology (AF) ■ Dissembled, un 2005 Page #5  
aff O Plans Div ■ 18 Apr 62 -Chief Foreign Technology Div ■ 18 Jul 62 -Staf 2005 Page #8  
bove top secret" ■ "I was Chief of Foreign Technology Div in Army R&D" (how 2005 Page #8  
 Widespread public discontent over foreign wars revealed to have been based 2005 Page #84  
OSS), which conducted World War II foreign espionage and later evolved into 2005 Page #122  
 fall into the hands of unfriendly foreign powers. Accordingly, the manual  2005 Page #129  
e chat the Air Force would recover foreign satellites fallen out of orbit a 2005 Page #141  
itate expeditions deliver) to FTD [Foreign Technology Division at \.Xlright 2005 Page #142  
f Air Force Systems Command (AFSC) Foreign Technology Division (FTD) Projec 2005 Page #142  
ssions to recover space debris and foreign equipment. Some may wonder how t 2005 Page #142  
tems, especially when operating in foreign environments.                    2005 Page #161  
ective in the military recovery of foreign vehjcles is to examine the vehic 2005 Page #162  
ng Group at Wright Patterson AFB's Foreign Technologies Division in 1952. " 2005 Page #175  
ng confined to base, relocation to foreign US bases, and the failure to pro 2006 Page #17  
 of all materials and devices of a foreign or extraterrestrial manufacture  2006 Page #18  
 of or fall into the possession of foreign powers. Stone's testimony of his 2006 Page #18  
e 1970s. • Worldwide retrieval of "foreign space vehicles." • "quick reacti 2006 Page #26  
o something akin to the visit of a foreign dignitary (boring) rather than a 2006 Page #58  
 Finally, there was no evidence of foreign (i.e. F-101) material having bee 2006 Page #86  
t was very obvious because of the "foreign language" I spoke, a heavy New E 2006 Page #91  
out the deaths associated with the foreign recovery team. Nor is it known i 2006 Page #136  
f the Administration that no other foreign countries will be consulted or a 2006 Page #140  
t Worth, Texas, had recovered some foreign object on December 6 or 7. He sa 2006 Page #177  
 topics ranged from UFO sightings, foreign research, physiological effects, 2006 Page #196  
nd your advisors by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). ■ Helps with se 2007 Page #54  
m out" their own saucer program on foreign soil, while at the same time kee 2007 Page #111  
as to recover and exploit captured foreign and exotic technologies. And wru 2007 Page #132  
ate, recover and deliver descended foreign space vehicles. Peacetime employ 2007 Page #134  
f Air Force Systems Command (AFCS) Foreign Technology Division (FTD) Projec 2007 Page #134  
ARDWARE STORM MASSIVE BOOK BARRAGE FOREIGN COUNTRY DISCLOSURE PURLOINED TEC 2008 Page #1  
s at the command post called "FTD [Foreign Technology Division] of the foll 2008 Page #9  
pted further investigation by FTD [Foreign Technology Division at Wright-Pa 2008 Page #11  
volved with the UFO project or the Foreign Technology Division made a plaus 2008 Page #17  
 an official, guiding principle of foreign policy in the United States when 2008 Page #25  
sident of the secretive Council on Foreign Relations and a fonner U.S. secr 2008 Page #125  
s, a predecessor of the Council on Foreign Relations . The American Interna 2008 Page #125  
companies as well as more than 500 foreign firms. This growth was made poss 2008 Page #127  
tch bank. Thyssen did not need any foreign bank accounts because his family 2008 Page #129  
o the globalists at the Council on Foreign Relation s. On November 17, 1942 2008 Page #129  
nd chaired the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. Senator Vandenberg al 2008 Page #132  
lso was a member of the Council on Foreign Relations while serving under Pr 2008 Page #133  
ic Forum, member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the International  2008 Page #136  
 I.G. Farben combine , created 750 foreign front corporations-58 in Portuga 2008 Page #136  
rgentina buy American stocks using foreign exchange funds in the Buenos Air 2008 Page #136  
stern Establishment and Council on Foreign Relations . After its inception, 2008 Page #138  
er to head the Fremde Heere Ost or Foreign Armies East, met with the CIA di 2008 Page #138  
" Nixon, who joined the Council on Foreign Relations in 1961 but resigned i 2008 Page #141  
All were members of the Council on Foreign Relations. These included Nazi s 2008 Page #141  
"By the early 1960s the Council on Foreign Relations, Morgan and Rockefelle 2008 Page #141  
 team was composed of28 Council on Foreign Relations members , 10 members o 2008 Page #142  
ence Fiction Book Club and various foreign book clubs. In April, 2007, Dire 2008 Page #144  
vinced authorities responsible for foreign intelligence operation that woul 2009 Page #15  
uarded. Reliable information about foreign situations and trends has never  2009 Page #15  
 knowledge upon which our nation's foreign relations, in war and peace, mus 2009 Page #15  
at estimates be drawn up regarding foreign progress in evaluating UFO data  2009 Page #16  
ce evidence recovery operations in foreign countries. Past and current memb 2009 Page #19  
 current members of the Council of Foreign Affairs be brought in the intell 2009 Page #19  
ecy puts no obstacle in the way of foreign governments determined to learn  2009 Page #20  
throw open our laboratories to all foreign observers . The type of secrecy  2009 Page #21  
he collection of UFO sighting from foreign sources. While it is recognized  2009 Page #25  
ve intelligence matters related to foreign sources acquired through communi 2009 Page #25  
tment heads, the Joint Chiefs, and foreign representatives." Basically, All 2009 Page #39  
e laboratories associated with the Foreign Technology Division were one of  2009 Page #92  

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ew Yorkers bebeve U .. leaders had foreknowledge of impendin g 9-11 attacks 2007 Page #40  

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cross the sheep ranch where he was foreman. (It was the Foster ranch, on Ne 2004 Page #135  

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of ferocious debunkers? One of the foremost issues in the Roswell UFO case  2004 Page #137  
or recognizable systems and parts; foremost among these would be some sore  2005 Page #161  
and Ricardo V:ilchez, Costa Rica's foremost ufologists (whom 1 also met at  2007 Page #199  
 35 Dr. Robert M. Wood, who is the foremost expert in analyzing MJ-12 docum 2009 Page #43  

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 and “above Is not wholly clear" ■ Forensic stylistics preliminarily suppor 2003 Page #26  
 It may have originally been soft. Forensic experts believe object has been 2003 Page #47  
boratory to look at the sole was a forensic laboratory where a technician s 2003 Page #50  
ce was revealed as a result of the forensic investigation conducted at the  2003 Page #71  
I, and Slide 22 is Bill McDonald's forensic rendition of these data. Bill h 2003 Page #173  
on, and Slide 24 is Bill McDonalds forensic rendition. The cranium ridgelin 2003 Page #173  
ED Based on the SOM description By forensic artist Bill McDonald 22 170     2003 Page #174  
 shown, it is also possible to use forensic linguistics to identify the pre 2003 Page #178  
from other civilizations, based on forensic language analysis of the work o 2003 Page #187  
Type I. Slide 14 is a rendition by forensic artist Bill McDonald of the des 2004 Page #119  
e Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12: A Forensic Examination of Leaked Classifie 2004 Page #242  
2 documents, then a description of forensic authentication procedures. Thes 2004 Page #242  
 skills and credibility of Speckin Forensic                                 2004 Page #242  
 now know for certain based on the forensic evidence. When we say the words 2004 Page #243  
D) examination one needs to take a forensic approach to understand the true 2004 Page #243  
to be 1962 or later ink by Speckin Forensic Laboratories. Also on page 189, 2004 Page #245  
on. Third is the use of compelling forensic evidence of ink analysis that s 2004 Page #247  
ts.com under Document Sources. The Forensic Specialists and Their Results S 2004 Page #250  
ver $10,000 investigating just the forensic aspects of many of these docume 2004 Page #250  
andwriting specialist) and Speckin Forensic Laboratories. SFL is an interna 2004 Page #250  
oratories. SFL is an international forensic firm specializing in consulting 2004 Page #250  
reet Drug Analysis, Analytical and Forensic Chemistry, DNA, Firearms and To 2004 Page #250  
ime Scene Reconstruction, Criminal Forensic Matters and Computer Forensics. 2004 Page #250  
ery low key. On the surface, these forensic tests show a very credible MJ-1 2004 Page #253  
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 challenging, but it is similar to forensic investigation of questioned leg 2005 Page #129  
sked to ha, e an original page for forensic analysis the document owner ref 2005 Page #131  
ments, what are the results of the forensic tests of paper, ink, watermark  2005 Page #135  
type of document? Have independent forensic experts examined the evidence?  2005 Page #135  
aper and ink testing of documents, forensic 5.0 linguistics) 133            2005 Page #135  
aper-may be germane. Are there new forensic technologies that can validate  2005 Page #136  
 can validate the case? The use of forensic linguistics falls in this categ 2005 Page #136  
s that uniquely define authorship. Forensic tests are typically expensive a 2005 Page #136  
hotographs or direct ET materials. Forensic tests of paper, ink, obscure co 2005 Page #137  
phy and fonts, correct formatting, forensic Linguistics (along with no sign 2005 Page #137  
ut have reasonab le explanations . Forensic testing, if possible, has been  2005 Page #137  
ms that cannot easily be resolved. Forensic tests are not available or the  2005 Page #137  
d Locard (1877-1966), a pioneering forensic scientist, once wrote: "Physica 2006 Page #88  
 compare this description with the forensic drawing taken from the descript 2006 Page #104  
nd Leaked Documents Figure 1. This forensic sketch was prepared for Dr. Bob 2006 Page #118  
 ■ Markings on the returned book ■ Forensic testing and resu Its ■ Some rem 2007 Page #42  
ENSIC TESTING Performed by Speckin Forensic Laboratories, Okemos MI ■ Inks: 2007 Page #46  
 ■ Markings on the returned book ■ Forensic testing and results ■ Some rema 2007 Page #49  
his article are computer generated forensic composite illustrations. These  2007 Page #94  
rus article are computer generated forensic composite illustrations based o 2007 Page #94  
y are trying to create a composite forensic sketch of a particular suspect. 2007 Page #94  
............................... 85 Forensic Linquistics and the Majestic Do 2008 Page #5  
                                   Forensic Linguistics and the Majestic Do 2008 Page #104  
lly some comments on the future of forensic techniques for authenticating d 2008 Page #104  
 recognized expert in the field of forensic authorship attTibution using co 2008 Page #106  
ide impressive author correlation. Forensic linguistics is a very sophistic 2008 Page #106  
e criteria. Carole Chaski, a noted forensic linguist, has developed a progr 2008 Page #107  
e original questioned documents to forensic examiners . Included were sever 2008 Page #109  
time frame." Isl Erich J. Speckin, Forensic Chemist. A scan of the watermar 2008 Page #109  
                                 r Forensic Linguistics and the Majestic Do 2008 Page #115  
or James Jesus Angleton ., ... 114 FORENSIC TESTING Performed by Speckin Fo 2008 Page #120  
ENSIC TESTING Performed by Speckin Forensic Laboratories, Okemos MI ■ Inks: 2008 Page #120  
  Contents Edward Teller and UFOs: Forensic Analysis of Questioned Document 2009 Page #5  
           Edward Teller and UFOs: Forensic Analysis of Questioned Document 2009 Page #7  
mself, I decided to attempt to use forensic linguistics to determine the au 2009 Page #9  
those in QDI. Dr. Carole Chaski, a forensic linguistics analyst (see www.al 2009 Page #11  
of the words in the document using forensic lingusitis would have much meri 2009 Page #14  
tic of government work, but so far forensic laboratories have been unable t 2009 Page #39  
in analyzing MJ-12 documents using forensic methods, has concluded that the 2009 Page #43  

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The first is a quick review of the forensically qualified original, not pho 2004 Page #242  
embers. Each document was analyzed forensically, including marginalia, ink, 2004 Page #242  
 original documents that have been forensically tested and are arguable gen 2004 Page #253  
y burned Top Secret/MJ-12 document forensically dated to the early 1960s, w 2009 Page #42  

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 phenomenon" Liabilities: no paper forensics possible What impresses me bes 2003 Page #26  
 wonders ” □ Liabilities: no paper forensics possible or confirmation of su 2003 Page #27  
al, not only for its high- quality forensics, but also for its content and  2004 Page #242  
ned documents results. Besides the forensics of ink, paper, and watermark,  2004 Page #243  
sts and Their Results Studying the forensics of leaked documents is fairly  2004 Page #250  
inal Forensic Matters and Computer Forensics. They are in essence a high-po 2004 Page #250  
with other known facts of history) Forensics (physical trace testing, paper 2005 Page #135  
s given a weighting factor of 2.0. Forensics: This can include several type 2005 Page #136  
done by independent professionals. Forensics are given a weighting factor o 2005 Page #136  

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as just about divided in half, the forepart being intensely white, the aft  2008 Page #10  

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Area 2000. This program became the forerunner of Bell's Coast to Coast. The 2006 Page #203  
n offered by National City Bank, a forerunner of today's Citibank Walter C. 2008 Page #127  

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 the threat. Military strategis ts foresee the use of space craft w1ch nucl 2008 Page #114  

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ces whose condicions cannot yet be foreseen. However, we can make a study o 2008 Page #112  
:, but che only thing that. can be foreseen is chat there will be a profoun 2008 Page #113  

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a reported UFO crash in an English forest. 70                               2003 Page #74  
igh-altitude mountainous scrub and forest. Paul Bennewitz would soon begin  2003 Page #144  
e Capitol in the Santa Fe National Forest near the town of Pecos. The two p 2003 Page #146  
ect, LaPaz, Bolivia 5. Puerto Rico Forest 6. Jeep 7. Ishmael 8. Norka 9. So 2004 Page #17  
 the twin bases and the Rendlesham Forest that connects them. Airmen in the 2004 Page #47  
upplied. What makes the Rendlesham Forest UFO incident so significant among 2004 Page #48  
phone: I know you were out in that forest cause I saw you out there, and we 2004 Page #49  
t night's events: I was out in the forest with Burroughs, Penniston and Dul 2004 Page #50  
film was shot on your night in the forest. ... The film went to USAFE, West 2004 Page #50  
volved in the so-called Rendlesham Forest incident, in December 1980. Lord  2004 Page #54  
ted strange lights over Rendlesham Forest... During the last night of the U 2004 Page #55  
the Flight Chief and went into the forest with other Air Force personnel wh 2004 Page #56  
 bed east of the Fishlake National Forest ... SLIDE# 2 June 11, 1953 Aerial 2005 Page #51  
eath the yellow arrow is the U. S. Forest Service's Desert Research Experim 2005 Page #51  
up in the middle of a little U. S. Forest Service Research Station, for God 2005 Page #66  
ence following year. He settled in Forest Hills, a then-quiet district in t 2005 Page #90  
 Sec. State, CIA 12/80. Rendelsham Forest. Landing of UFO by NATO base. 722 2006 Page #28  
e mountainside in Sequoia National Forest. How does the government respond  2006 Page #71  
 famous UFO incident at Rendlesham Forest, Suffolk, England of December 198 2006 Page #132  
" may have been retrieved from the forest. The basics of the account are th 2006 Page #132  
ounters occurred within Rendlesham Forest that involved United States' mili 2006 Page #132  
object was seen maneuvering in the forest — as well as strange, almost spec 2006 Page #132  
d the strange object in Rendlesham Forest) divulged his recollections of wh 2006 Page #132  
ast Gate, and disappeared into the forest. (28) It should be noted, too, th 2006 Page #132  
tly after the events at Rendlesham Forest a number of personnel from Porton 2006 Page #132  
year - and possibly in Rencilesham Forest in 1980, too - were of major conc 2006 Page #137  
 "this is totally ridiculous for a forest fire, they shut the town down and 2007 Page #126  
ills of the Sandia Cibola National Forest is where military surrounded a wh 2007 Page #160  
n the area of the Wasatch National Forest; however , the Air Force has made 2008 Page #11  
appenings took place in Rendlesham Forest, a densely treed area adjacent to 2008 Page #31  
ng a strange glowing object in the forest. The object was described as bein 2008 Page #32  
rs high. It illuminated the entire forest with a white light. The object ha 2008 Page #32  
rnment with respect the Rendlesham Forest affair ever since. Not everyone i 2008 Page #32  
ged UFO crash in a southeast Texas forest called the Big Thicket. According 2008 Page #37  
ashington State and crashed in the forest south of the Elk River Bridge on  2008 Page #42  
 mudflats or in the adjacent thick forest. 52                               2008 Page #58  
cesses. The file of the Rendlesham Forest incident and on the Cosford incid 2008 Page #62  
ous major cases such as Rendlesham Forest or the Cosford Incident, where th 2008 Page #63  
re will be documents on Rendlesham Forest, the Cosford Incident and Project 2008 Page #64  
es.com SLfDE # 2 MAP of Rendlesham Forest, Butley, Woodbridge , Suffolk, En 2008 Page #71  
 northeastern corner of Rendlesham Forest in England. The trees were plante 2008 Page #71  
 describe lights in the Rendlesham Forest as "alive" and "speaking " to the 2008 Page #74  
 tree-top level in the Rendlesharn Forest east of the RAF Woodbridge East G 2008 Page #78  
st Gate on a road along Rendlesham Forest. The colorful red, orange and blu 2008 Page #78  
eared moving along the edge of the forest as if pacing their car and seemed 2008 Page #78  
there is a road that goes into the forest." Dirt road off main East Gate ro 2008 Page #79  
d be from an airplane crash in the forest. Steffens replied: "It did not cr 2008 Page #80  
ad from East Gate along Rendlesham Forest and the dirt logging road that cu 2008 Page #80  
ad that ran through the Rendlesham Forest where Burroughs and Steffens had  2008 Page #80  
oving toward a lighted part of the forest. At that point, we got a radio tr 2008 Page #80  
hs got to the center of Rendlesham Forest, Penniston wrote in his statement 2008 Page #81  
hts and seemed to be landed on the forest floor. The air was filled with el 2008 Page #81  
ton , who was with BmToughs in the forest after 3 AM, on December 26, 1980. 2008 Page #82  
ghs saw more colored lights in the forest. Burroughs and Penniston tried to 2008 Page #83  
hs found three indentations in the forest soil where the craft must have be 2008 Page #83  
 two men decided to go back to the forest to look for more physical evidenc 2008 Page #83  
 felt drawn back to the Rendlesham Forest and encountered lights again. Thi 2008 Page #84  
r Lt. Col. Charles Halt was in the forest with a tape recorder, lightalls a 2008 Page #84  
 was near the lights in Rendlesham Forest on either the early morning of De 2008 Page #84  
l of RAF Woodbridge and Rendlesham Forest with Jim Penniston 's graphic of  2008 Page #85  
hs decided to return to Rendlesham Forest after midnight on December 28, 19 2008 Page #87  
 his December 26, 1980, Rendlesham Forest experiences in my third book, Gli 2008 Page #90  
s) were interrupted (in Rendlesham Forest). They are having problems .... T 2008 Page #91  
hs and Jim Penniston in Rendlesham Forest as, "metallic in appearance and t 2008 Page #93  
rs high. It illuminated the entire forest with a white light. The object it 2008 Page #93  
        shining down in Rendlesham Forest Col. Halt also described, "three  2008 Page #94  
position concerning the Rendlesham Forest encounters this way: "GEEZ, it's  2008 Page #94  
980 high strangeness in Rendlesham Forest has never rested easily in the mi 2008 Page #96  
whatever penetrated the Rendlesham Forest in December 1980, is still reverb 2008 Page #96  
re appeared high and wide over the forest. The split in the sky grew larger 2008 Page #99  
ightings ■ Encounter in Rendlesham Forest ■ Close Aviation Encount ers ■ Co 2008 Page #162  
ce Woodbridge and green Rendlesham Forest in between have been the focuses  2009 Page #57  
surrounded by the thick Rendlesham Forest. What exactly did happen when uni 2009 Page #58  
raft of unknown origin entered the forest repeatedly between December 26th  2009 Page #58  
England, December 1980, Rendlesham Forest, 2007. SLIDE# 5 Only four months  2009 Page #59  
 craft on the ground in Rendlesham Forest in the early morning hours of Dec 2009 Page #60  
odbridge looking toward Rendlesham Forest When Staff Sergeant Jim Penniston 2009 Page #62  
re was a problem in the Rendlesham forest. Sgt. Penniston could see reddish 2009 Page #63  
Gate toward the fiery light in the forest. They drove as far as they could  2009 Page #63  
ith a glassy surface in Rendlesham Forest on December 26, 1980, around 3 AM 2009 Page #63  
lode? Or? The craft l(fted off the forest floor, went to treetop level, and 2009 Page #67  
ut what had happened in Rendlesham Forest than either he or Burroughs did,  2009 Page #68  
from aerial light above Rendlesham Forest, December 28, 1980 Lt. Col. Charl 2009 Page #69  
ayed his audiotape from Rendlesham Forest for his boss, the Wing Commander  2009 Page #72  
othing that happened in Rendlesham Forest was the responsibility of the U.  2009 Page #74  
WHAT YOU ENCOUNTERED IN RENDLESHAM FOREST NEAR RAF BENTWATERSAND WOODBRIDGE 2009 Page #74  
n I st Class who was in Rendlesham Forest on both the first night of Decemb 2009 Page #76  
28, when Col. Halt was also in the forest was John Burroughs. The tantalizi 2009 Page #76  
s either jump up on a craft in the forest, or rise up into a beam of light. 2009 Page #76  
 beams and craft in the Rendlesham Forest. During that time, John worked as 2009 Page #77  
 those eyewitnesses -either in the forest, in military interrogations later 2009 Page #77  
e next to each other in Rendlesham Forest between RAF Bentwaters and RAF Wo 2009 Page #77  
ities in and out of the Rendlesham Forest and Weapons Storage Area shortly  2009 Page #77  
 his involvement in the Rendlesham Forest phenomena. "The hardest part for  2009 Page #77  
 28, 1980, I was in the Rendlesham Forest with Col. Halt and other men, inc 2009 Page #79  
 in the distance in the Rendlesham Forest. Col. Halt asked me if that was w 2009 Page #79  
cember 28, 1980} Right then in the forest, Adrian didn't tell me, but when  2009 Page #80  
l. Halt was back out in Rendlesham Forest along with his superior officers, 2009 Page #80  
ed by a UFO out in the Randles ham forest. Then the night of January 9 to l 2009 Page #81  
rles Halt, to return to Rendlesham forest with cameras. Sketch© 2005 by Ste 2009 Page #82  
FO that had returned to Rendlesham Forest. Steve LaPlume told me he and Air 2009 Page #82  
 straight for them over Rendlesham Forest that at its closest above them, w 2009 Page #83  
rplane and was over the Rendlesham forest to the time it got to where we we 2009 Page #85  
ALL THESE EVENTS IN THE RENDLESHAM FOREST IN DECEMBER 1980 TO JANUARY 1981, 2009 Page #85  
ur investigation of the Rendlesham Forest incident on the afternoon of Mond 2009 Page #137  
onezh vs. New York, The Rendlesham Forest UFO incident art our families his 2009 Page #139  
lso very similar to the Rendlesham Forest incident. So what exactly were th 2009 Page #140  

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o formulate effective response and forestall disaster. There would likely b 2006 Page #55  
s where Secretary of Defence James Forestall committed suicide and is featu 2007 Page #84  

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tion that levelled the surrounding forested areas was very similar, if not  2008 Page #101  

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 by Dr. Ray R. Hicks, Professor of Forestry at West Virginia University. Hi 2003 Page #71  

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cabra that is rumored to haunt the forests of Puerto Rico. Downes will be d 2003 Page #81  
rious creature said to inhabit the forests and jungles of the island — myse 2004 Page #16  

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e lives of some of these witnesses forever. I clearly recall the discussion 2003 Page #56  
nd puts his business life on hold (forever, as it turned out), and moves hi 2003 Page #86  
 to get out of the UFO controversy forever. In terms of what I am about to  2004 Page #178  
ose into hardware were locked away forever, like the Ark of the Covenant in 2005 Page #81  
THE WORLD WILL BE KEPT IN THE DARK FOREVER? We went there and I respectivel 2006 Page #163  
and dependence, sin and salvation, forever and ever, amen. Unless... Unless 2006 Page #182  
ere there, as a kid it seemed like forever, but it \Vas about 45 minutes to 2007 Page #124  
tary in the late l 940s-namely, to forever deny to the public that the UFO  2008 Page #32  

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be annihilated unless it agrees to forfeit its gold. For once the nations o 2003 Page #14  

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uly dangerous man. The party never forgave him this travesty and efforts to 2005 Page #89  

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 in Pennsylvania (attending Valley Forge Elementary School, one of the most 2006 Page #194  
fight and should seek them out and forge alliances. I would like to say a f 2007 Page #34  

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s. There were control-type devises forged in the shape of the alien hand, w 2003 Page #100  
 the information contained in such forged papers is complete fiction? This  2004 Page #141  

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wyers involving issues concerning: Forgery, Sequencing of Entries, Alterati 2004 Page #250  

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 from various stations. I'll never forget watching the special bulletins fr 2003 Page #54  
 happened to us, and we will never forget it. Your book brought it all back 2004 Page #49  
7 years blew by quick — I tried to forget the UFO, but Left At East Gate br 2004 Page #49  
. It was a session I will not soon forget and it left quite an impression o 2004 Page #59  
u just leave it alone and drop it? Forget about it! Often in his contacts w 2004 Page #99  
ked to believe that people tend to forget the dates and years that they saw 2004 Page #148  
 the works of nature. \Xie mustn't forget that termites and moles have cons 2005 Page #163  
rve various sporting events. Don't forget that a World Championship Chess m 2006 Page #7  
warned by government officials to "forget what you saw, don't talk about it 2006 Page #72  
 out of the area with a warning to forget what he had seen. He claimed the  2006 Page #80  
 days later. Then they said, 'Just forget it — it was just an exercise.' BU 2006 Page #150  
t happened in 1966 that I'll never forget. 150                              2006 Page #153  
 some time in 1977. And I'll never forget that day, either. He had made 2nd 2006 Page #160  
er to force real change. Let's not forget It. 34 -I                         2007 Page #40  
eliberately . Witnesses move away, forget, or pass on. Time makes it less l 2008 Page #40  
h power that John Burroughs cannot forget the haunting , seemingly telepath 2008 Page #96  
ry, made a statement I shall never forget. In the coming Cold war it would  2009 Page #20  
e said something that I will never forget, "I'm 72 years old; I've outlived 2009 Page #88  

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

this exchange. Harrison apparently forgets to lock the Secretary's door beh 2003 Page #91  

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en the two incidents, one might be forgiven for thinking that there would b 2006 Page #119  
ntain Fruit Company,' you could be forgiven for trunking you'd had an extra 2007 Page #60  

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locals "it would be better if they forgot this ever happened." Norman Sharp 2006 Page #80  

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There are some details that he has forgotten, and some are now unclear, but 2003 Page #70  
next morning at church and all was forgotten. All of the 1950s stories stat 2003 Page #192  
nly 15 at the time and had all but forgotten the incident until it appeared 2004 Page #29  
eye, after having been essentially forgotten after the official retraction  2004 Page #134  
thing he was interested in will be forgotten. My study of the Holloman AFB  2004 Page #180  
cy. But why? To shed light on long forgotten history of the Kennedy years o 2004 Page #254  
clear industries. It should not be forgotten that a century ago the primary 2006 Page #7  
ears later, I discovered this long forgotten news story that was broadcaste 2006 Page #89  
 device on my bookshelf, obviously forgotten by someone. I tool: the device 2006 Page #196  
le to obtain. The newspapers have "forgotten" the addresses of the photogra 2007 Page #48  
, 1954) Metal Fragment This almost forgotten case received quite a bit of a 2007 Page #193  
 form a League of Nations. Another forgotten connection bet\Veen US authori 2008 Page #139  
ter the Triangles ■ Miy 3, 1975: A Forgotten Day ■ More :rvfilitary Encotmt 2008 Page #159  
 history." And to me, I have never forgotten that!" This revelation was ano 2009 Page #93  

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cery score chajn_ Pope comments co Forhts reporter: "It's politics; one han 2007 Page #27  

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e Ptll!I fie: h;1'1ncl in l!J.\3 t fori:·e:~, Jnndcd on Tnrn\\'a isJ;jnrJ a 2009 Page #181  

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press. So far, se^-ecy seems to be forking. All civilian and military perso 2003 Page #235  

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 feet, peering at five crates on a forklift. In his judgment, the crates ap 2005 Page #43  

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The Black World. Lockheed Skunk \'(forks de, eloped the U-2 and SR-71 spy p 2005 Page #167  

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till out there. It may come in the form of physical evidence, bits of wreck 2003 Page #38  
ction crater such as this one does form on the water-exposed bismuth surfac 2003 Page #113  
a recovery manual to exist in some form 11'8/2003 Special Opcratoni Manui 6 2003 Page #170  
ficer is in charge o One inventory form using facility definitions 11/8/200 2003 Page #175  
See the “raised z” is its original form 11 -8/2003 EXTRATERRESTRIAL TECHNOL 2003 Page #175  
 directive but not in the Twining, form paragraph two, "and the probable co 2003 Page #206  
onnel from Sandia experience^ some form of contamination resulting in the d 2003 Page #235  
 UFO, but that it was perhaps some form of UFO itself." I was intrigued by  2004 Page #15  
onference was too badly wrecked to form any conclusion as to its constructi 2004 Page #27  
the surrounding countryside in the form of circular depressions in the soil 2004 Page #47  
e four may have suffered from some form of toxin or a highly contagious dis 2004 Page #81  
et known derisively as the obscene form of "Stalin's male organ." MJ-12's U 2004 Page #161  
re to be deliberately steered away form the evidence of UFOs and Unconventi 2004 Page #254  
od source of documentation in book form remains The UFO Co1--emp (formerly  2005 Page #73  
nt stating that "objects, round in form, have been sighted over the Hanford 2005 Page #74  
 wink at crash retrievals, or some form of technologica.l "freebie"? Eight  2005 Page #81  
nt from the democratic, republican form of governme nt people thought they  2005 Page #85  
the deepest levels, rooted in some form of sexual dysfunction, a radical no 2005 Page #89  
Reich had filled out copies of the form following a number of sightings. Hi 2005 Page #95  
tary wrote up Moise's calls in the form of memos. The first one read in par 2005 Page #97  
en· r,tntcrrcstrinl lik? (noun) .u form of life :1ssumrd 10 1.·1i"t oul,;id 2005 Page #107  
out clear physical evidence in the form of crashed extraterrestrial hardwar 2005 Page #120  
 that large lighting strikes are a form of powerful raw energy that could o 2005 Page #121  
onnel from Sandia experienced some form of contamination resulting in the d 2005 Page #126  
feather," returned to its original form when bent and couldn't be cur or ma 2005 Page #131  
ry !nqlfesl is available in e-book form from: www.filamentbooks.com 150     2005 Page #152  
ample, being eutectic in nature (a form of the material with tl1e lowest po 2005 Page #158  
r satellite intelligence personnel form nearby Patterson AFB to compare his 2006 Page #46  
. Contact will be made with a life form that does not fit our contemporary  2006 Page #52  
 adequately describe). 2. The life form will be intelligent and capable of  2006 Page #52  
 abbreviated NHI.) 3. The NHI life form will present itself in a manner suc 2006 Page #52  
near term. Most probably, the life form is aware of human life on earth and 2006 Page #52  
rent combinations. If the NHI life form seems familiar (for example, more o 2006 Page #52  
ll tend to assume that such a life form possesses some sort of culture, lan 2006 Page #52  
 appears very strange, in physical form, origin or manner of communication, 2006 Page #52  
ss that bear consideration: 1. the form of the entity 2. our sense of its o 2006 Page #53  
nusual capabilities it might have. Form: this deals with the perceived conf 2006 Page #53  
on and spiritual confusion. In one form, this kind of contact might include 2006 Page #55  
rvive and thrive regardless of the form of Contact. If the NHI were malevol 2006 Page #56  
eaders would be concerned with any form of Contact, because it could reinfo 2006 Page #56  
, turn to a survivalist lifestyle, form paramilitary groups or engage in la 2006 Page #57  
ands-on evaluation of the NHI life form and any presenting technologies. So 2006 Page #58  
r -positive contact might take the form of a spacecraft approaching the ear 2006 Page #59  
o stereotype/demonize the NHI. Any form of contact would pose varied threat 2006 Page #61  
er vulnerabilities in the NHI life form and its technology. Research would  2006 Page #62  
ek for vulnerabilities in the life form and its technology. Secondarily, sc 2006 Page #65  
os of Contact If contact takes the form of a military-style assault, global 2006 Page #68  
s and stores. If contact takes the form of overwhelming threat or ultimatum 2006 Page #68  
for the Future. Available in draft form at http://members.aol.com/AllenToug 2006 Page #70  
t, "Project 10073 Record Card ATIC Form 329," gave the details of the case. 2006 Page #96  
e four may have suffered from some form of toxin or highly contagious desea 2006 Page #104  
s: normal and abnormal. The normal form exists in the human brain and in ot 2006 Page #114  
r of abnormal prions. The abnormal form of prion protein has unusual proper 2006 Page #114  
operties. First, unlike the normal form, it is not broken down by enzymes.  2006 Page #114  
, the SAFs often clump together to form a chemical structure called amyloid 2006 Page #114  
normal molecules into the abnormal form. These newly converted molecules co 2006 Page #114  
neously converts into the abnormal form, setting the scene for sporadic CJD 2006 Page #114  
 to be converted into the abnormal form. Finally, in CJD acquired by transm 2006 Page #114  
 demonstrable proof (albeit in the form of second-hand testimony) that the  2006 Page #129  
heard was the case) also have some form of limited corroboration. 126       2006 Page #129  
rt was called. However, before any form of interception could be scrambled, 2006 Page #134  
 they could reflect or deflect any form of light, so that if they wanted to 2006 Page #153  
guards came out and thg started to form a line around the area. So, on the  2006 Page #176  
ogether into some sort of cohesive form. Having previously served (in my ca 2006 Page #181  
ved that UFOs communicated using a form of semaphore or Morse code. The Ski 2006 Page #200  
y. . : · ■ This would require some form of giving up ·ownership" to corpora 2007 Page #54  
 but not in its common, understood form. In March of 1994 the Australian we 2007 Page #60  
 of stuff from the company in some form of dispute so most of the systems w 2007 Page #83  
ll alive and is crying to get some form of reinvestigation so justice can b 2007 Page #84  
char the detection was due ro some form of nuclear explo ion -with most fin 2007 Page #143  
l(1fi o11 .-\rt (FOl.-\j COMPLAINT FORM He; \ 1) C s •Ow.1MIS l lt.t. Tl'v' 2007 Page #174  
py of the September 1980 Complaint Form filled out for Major Ernest E. Edwa 2007 Page #174  
U:.-T-1.0 •,v, This 1980 Complaint Form was written up because a CR 44 viol 2007 Page #176  
 they appear to be originally some form of "liquid metal" spewed or ejected 2007 Page #202  
 are not the most intelligent life form in the universe? This article is ab 2008 Page #42  
planation. Apathy may be the worst form of corruption; it is when you are i 2008 Page #55  
en resting on three tripod legs to form a triangle pattern of indentations  2008 Page #83  
therapist I 988: Is there any life form with, or in, that craft? B: The lig 2008 Page #89  
at craft? B: The light IS the life form." Twenty-Eight Years Later in Octob 2008 Page #89  
small comet, a black hole, or some form of anti-matter. However , the most  2008 Page #100  
isenhower Briefing Document in the form of a roll of film, existence of gen 2008 Page #104  
ed on c:..ass:.c lines. A superior form of colonizing will have to be conce 2008 Page #113  
world's preeminent empire-at least form a military standpoint. Interestingl 2008 Page #124  
ith and toolmaker Anton Drexler to form the Gem1an Worker's Party, which so 2008 Page #126  
ism in Russia and their attempt to form a League of Nations. Another forgot 2008 Page #139  
redible questioned document in the form of the SDI pitch to Reagan. Teller  2009 Page #13  
therefore, secrecy, in its present form. But we could impose the condition  2009 Page #21  
ded to journalistic arenas i.n the form of UFO magazines and book publisher 2009 Page #25  
H? I knew that it was not from any form of government -I mean no air force  2009 Page #65  
entical to England ... the visible form and dimension of Voronezh and Bentw 2009 Page #139  
mporary radioactivity. These would form a gas in the same sense as poison w 2009 Page #158  
 hll! bHc QUO{ed a.5 nyia, lout ot form.auo n. Amold .i:..!d ht tbal tllie  2009 Page #163  
ner;;:et1c t,,.,r, ,iny s!n· would form a gas io the sa.m~ sense glc beam o 2009 Page #182  

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at these cljscs were een in flying formacions of four and sixteen. ,-. I_ 1 2007 Page #109  

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 matter public recognition via the formal political process. It is time to  2005 Page #75  
the IPU "was never a "unit" in the formal military sense ... and may not ev 2005 Page #123  
 ... and may not even have had any formal records at all." Then again, on A 2005 Page #123  
s terrifying. Reason dictates that formal methods for such recoveries would 2005 Page #126  
y gave him the go-ahead to begin a formal development study for the drone.  2006 Page #77  
                                46 Formal Classification System ■ Confident 2007 Page #52  
es" ■ Easier to establish and less formal than SAPs. ■ No special clearance 2007 Page #53  
ion is released, unless any of the formal exemptions apply. I was trained i 2008 Page #62  
talTtrs OD a dost-bold bllls 'Dday formal aDllOIDlrtffltJII or 1111y decisi 2008 Page #154  

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n I could smell the strong odor of formaldehyde. It was sickening."' String 2005 Page #42  
n I could smell the strong odor of formaldehyde. lt was sickening."' More S 2009 Page #50  

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

ientific and Culrural Organization formally dedicated the "Desert Experimen 2005 Page #54  
ter, the State of N.M. and the IHS formally requested CDC involvement. The  2006 Page #110  
ists than Nazis, the United States formally joined Interpol just two weeks  2008 Page #139  
attending a meeting in Brussels to formally reconstitute Interpol, where he 2008 Page #139  

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q today. j Gioia aaaucialaa uf lha formari Ooctora at tha Naval Medical dac 2003 Page #91  

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

 because this is the right mailing format for the time - La.; JEH was very  2003 Page #25  
liminarily support FDR as author a Format is correct, dual dates, “gm 25”.  2003 Page #26  
e key evidence for authenticity is format and language, with liabilities pr 2003 Page #26  
rrect OCS filing sequence and memo format Unusual printed format memo consi 2003 Page #26  
ce and memo format Unusual printed format memo consistent with other docume 2003 Page #26  
      The First Roswell? usage and format it has the correct filing numbers 2003 Page #27  
rtificial intelligence, aerodyne □ Format and numbering □ Verified subtleti 2003 Page #29  
ut a week later, but in a censored format. This was reportedly because some 2003 Page #67  
tiful. Critics noted that the date format did not conform to go* ci □ men t 2003 Page #135  
Top Secret MJ-12 in lower corner • Format correct, numbering sequence corre 2003 Page #159  
sed to Don Berliner using the same format that was provided for his contact 2003 Page #171  
a, it has the same: fli Title page format S3 U.S. Govt, printing features n 2003 Page #182  
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 substantially similar content and format to that of another directive to l 2003 Page #203  
y concur." 9. Both the wording and format of the Twining and Wedeymer direc 2003 Page #205  
, typist, typewriter, annotations, format and signatures yet all are authen 2003 Page #205  
tive. This furthermore follows the format of other pages of the White Hot R 2003 Page #207  
henticity. 2. The ***TOP SECRET*** format is rare, especially given the fil 2003 Page #210  
 more numbers. This is the correct format for F- 117A part numbers. For exa 2006 Page #84  
ope was telling in a fictionalized format, "the truth" that he was unable t 2006 Page #130  
hunderchild relates in a fictional format the sorts of things that you were 2006 Page #130  
 were in a proprietar y NASA image format. So there wouldn't be much l coul 2007 Page #86  
as it were, recorded in a standard format by the person receiving the UFO r 2008 Page #64  

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

 one of the circling saucers broke formation, flew down, touched the other  2003 Page #41  
in Washington, D.C. announcing the formation of the (CFi) Coalition for Fre 2003 Page #65  
tely 100 soldiers in a single line formation with their rifles all at hip l 2003 Page #71  
including a very early crop circle formation found in the north of England  2003 Page #74  
ne their influence, if any, on the formation of charge density pulses in wa 2003 Page #112  
e apparent when very active bubble formation was noted within about three m 2003 Page #112  
re organized into a 'pearl-chain[' formation, a pattern which is a clear in 2003 Page #113  
e. Immediately, very active bubble formation occurred. The top of the flask 2003 Page #114  
ics.) The reaction diagram for the formation of magnesium acetate is approx 2003 Page #115  
a flying saucer squadron flying in formation The news from Salta confirms t 2004 Page #8  
a flying saucer squadron flying in formation;" and the Department of State' 2004 Page #10  
nd study to the dynamics of cancer formation. His outstanding books The Imp 2005 Page #89  
mpassed the galactic currents, the formation and destruction of star system 2005 Page #95  
d later UFO recoveries, leading to formation of a top secret UFO intelligen 2005 Page #124  
er Alaska at the present moment, a formation of Russian planes heading sout 2006 Page #167  
. photographs of these aircraft in formation flight, on the tarmac, and was 2007 Page #95  
own included 50 aircraft flying in formation . Author's special note: The s 2007 Page #99  
a flying saucer squadron flying in formation . The news from Salta confirms 2007 Page #141  
first director of the CIA upon its formation in September, I 947, obviously 2008 Page #131  

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

r for forty days. It shows unusual formations, one of which is shown at the 2003 Page #113  
enter of the image. These circular formations are designated as 'reaction c 2003 Page #113  
rmed a glaze-type structure. These formations in the reaction products can  2003 Page #114  
 Desert. Struggling to avoid cloud formations, they turned and flew southwe 2006 Page #73  
 as heavy cumulus and cirrus cloud formations built up below. At a waypoint 2006 Page #74  
adar ystem in Canada had picked up formations of unidentified objects, pres 2006 Page #167  
the far north were reporting large formations of unidentified planes approa 2006 Page #168  
ng operations upon submerged coral formations occasionally were attended by 2009 Page #164  
ng operations upon submerged coral formations occasionally were attended by 2009 Page #169  

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

le that concern UFO crashes in the formative years of the late 1940s and ea 2004 Page #4  

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ce in time or space; in documents, formats that are wrong, similar handwrit 2005 Page #137  

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monstrated both that the manual is formatted exaccl) like manuals of the sa 2005 Page #129  

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

, typeface, carbon-paper smear and formattin g are all consistent with :Mar 2005 Page #123  

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M 1-0 I manual is authentic due to formatting questions. Intensive research 2005 Page #127  
riod typography and fonts, correct formatting, forensic Linguistics (along  2005 Page #137  
ght result in the kind of "sloppy" formatting and discrepancies that would  2006 Page #15  

Word: "formed", 25 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ain persons in the White House had formed a conspiracy to "get him" and had 2003 Page #89  
he water structure (also CDP's are formed within all living systems). In Ap 2003 Page #112  
ipitate of MgO particles should be formed (a very common industrial compoun 2003 Page #112  
ous, a fine stream was still being formed at the 40-day termination of the  2003 Page #112  
in the 'dome' of reaction products formed over a crater on the bismuth side 2003 Page #113  
of putative magnesium oxide, which formed a glaze-type structure. These for 2003 Page #114  
 of a ridge about 2-microns thick, formed only at the edge of the evaporati 2003 Page #115  
utional memory." Yet the unit "was formed as in-house project purely as an  2003 Page #162  
the impressions in the ground that formed a perfect triangle and about some 2004 Page #56  
sions in the ground were found and formed a perfect triangle. • Someone was 2004 Page #56  
onal Security Council (NSC), newly formed in August 1947, served as overall 2004 Page #63  
Information Agency, which had been formed by President Eisenhower in 1953 t 2004 Page #181  
e area. As Ramsey notes, the three formed "a perfect triangle around Kirtla 2004 Page #220  
ty basements. The many photographs formed a grid around the triangle. \Xlha 2005 Page #65  
 about 4:30 PM, a huge black cloud formed over the Tucson area, gradually t 2005 Page #100  
her like beads on a necklace. Once formed in a living cell, a protein molec 2006 Page #114  
 [Editor's Note: COMNAVAIRLANT was formed in Norfolk in January 1943 under  2006 Page #161  
nd near the center of the triangle formed by the depressions. A nearby tree 2008 Page #93  
n International Corporation (AIC), formed in 1915, helped fund the Russian  2008 Page #125  
vately owned bank in America , was formed in 1931 when the Brown brothers,  2008 Page #129  
all and scientist Charles G. Smith formed American Appliance Company, today 2008 Page #131  
 to when the Agency was officially formed by Act of Congress, on July 29, 1 2008 Page #135  
ssan al-Banna a Wahabi sect leader formed the Muslim Brotherhood , which wa 2008 Page #139  
en needed. 6. A Joint Committee be formed to appraise the Joint Committee o 2009 Page #19  
 being made a [sic] entry crew was formed. They were dressed in clean room  2009 Page #53  

Word: "former", 149 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ce who believe in UFOs. ” Al Chop, former press liaison, United States Air  2003 Page #11  
evidence. ”Colonel Philip J. Corso Former Head of the Foreign Technology De 2003 Page #13  
rieval Conference Lord Hill-Norton Former Chief of Defense Staff. British M 2003 Page #18  
ticdocuments.com Mikhail Gorbachev Former President of the Soviet Union "At 2003 Page #18  
cle - Obituary Charles H. Sanders, former Jackson Mayor Dies, November 8, 1 2003 Page #39  
the investigation is the fact that former Air Force personnel who were memb 2003 Page #65  
ntains controversy in 1996, when a former British Army source asserted that 2003 Page #76  
ear. His wife Josephine Ogden is a former Zigfield Follies girl who many ch 2003 Page #85  
 concern over a possible bias by a former Navy Secretary toward the Navy, a 2003 Page #86  
e. The President immediately names former Secretary of Navy Forrestal as th 2003 Page #87  
ocked by the President's decision, former Vice President (and Presidential  2003 Page #87  
 the next day. As Menninger is the former assistant to the Navy's Surgeon G 2003 Page #90  
oning' given that the patient is a former Secretary of Navy. Menninger, now 2003 Page #90  
h encouraged" ihie office. fby the former Defame Secretary ’ai Mr Fnrreetal 2003 Page #91  
l six times he attempts to see the former Navy and Defense Secretary. Commo 2003 Page #95  
 panels were allegedly filmed by a former U.S. Air Force cameraman who said 2003 Page #101  
 Army Lt. Colonel Philip J. Corso, former Chief of the Army's Foreign Techn 2003 Page #101  
vier than ordinary pure magnesium. Former NASA scientist Paul Hill5 calcula 2003 Page #107  
in this impenetrable fortress. One former scientist who worked at the facil 2003 Page #142  
he other two are Jimmy Carter, and former Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pe 2003 Page #190  
cilities Division. In a 1996 story former USAF physicist Robert Collins pos 2003 Page #194  
y industrial complex, and Reagan's former national security advisor. One of 2003 Page #199  
le to the general public. From the former Soviet Union there are equally in 2004 Page #15  
fact that one of the eyewitnesses, former USAF Airman First Class Larry War 2004 Page #46  
s' in print, in this case those of former and still-active United States Ai 2004 Page #48  
low, beginning with Mark Thompson, former 81' Security Police Specialist, D 2004 Page #49  
ight sleep. Steve LaPlume, another former Security Police Specialist assign 2004 Page #49  
now about East Gate. Greg Battram, former 81st Security Police Specialist,  2004 Page #49  
dbridge UFO Incident Ed Cavanasac, former 81" Security Police Specialist, C 2004 Page #50  
 from Earth. From Adrian Bustinza, former C and D Flight Supervisor. Adrian 2004 Page #50  
eceived a call from Dock Rhodes, a former D Flight L.E. (Law Enforcement pe 2004 Page #56  
 September 1997, a good friend and former Bentwaters D Flight Security Poli 2004 Page #56  
book with Adrian Bustinza, another former Bentwaters Security Policeman. I  2004 Page #56  
to begin today with a statement by former New Mexico State Representative J 2004 Page #60  
old Atomic Energy Commission labs, former military officers, private defens 2004 Page #60  
 is a statement written in 1994 by Former New Mexico State Rep. J. Andrew K 2004 Page #62  
in the actual photograph," seen by former military officer. Source said dia 2004 Page #73  
estigation of the aviation crisis. Former New Mexico State Representative A 2004 Page #82  
 was done by Major George Filer, a former intelligence officer in the Unite 2004 Page #85  
Conference The story was told by a former Army Intelligence officer, who St 2004 Page #97  
irst researcher to contact him was former California researcher Bill Steinm 2004 Page #98  
 UFOs that interested him so much. Former Director of Citizens Against UFO  2004 Page #105  
 I have a first-hand report from a former Soviet pilot who has personally s 2004 Page #130  
he Ted Koppel show to declare that former top officers at Wright Patterson  2004 Page #144  
ar astronaut, according to Moore's former associate and publisher of the al 2004 Page #145  
Steinman July 26, 1994 letter from former Senator Barry Goldwater to Kent J 2004 Page #149  
xist several such installations on former USSR territories, given the distr 2004 Page #171  
es Division which was described by former USAF                              2004 Page #176  
en a runaway lorry hit his car. II Former Army Brigadier • Married, four ch 2004 Page #211  
 result have obtained details from former colleagues at Air Research, or ot 2004 Page #218  
 Ramey, widow of Gen. Roger Ramey, former commander of the 8th Army Air For 2004 Page #226  
orthwhile to interview some of his former students in 1954 and colleagues t 2004 Page #247  
th one pole of the d 'Anooval tran.former, on top o! which ie & thid, i.nsu 2005 Page #17  
alone Verified by Dr. Hal Puthoff, former CIA A,·lutiun \Vcck & Spucc Tc:ch 2005 Page #30  
d by a local business executive, a former Naval Intelligence Officer, co sp 2005 Page #43  
ch 62 In 1991, Steve talked with a former USAF Captain named Rjcharcl TVI.i 2005 Page #64  
tery: 1) Audiotape excerpts from a former USAF pilot who has asked for anon 2005 Page #71  
to the facility at the time). 4. A former Air Force Sergeant who discussed  2005 Page #78  
Air Force Reserve, and a friend of former Air Force Chief of Staff General  2005 Page #79  
en there are the statements of the former head of Lockheed Skunbvorks, Ben  2005 Page #80  
 has been speculated that th.is is former Secretary of Defense Frank Carluc 2005 Page #83  
n gering and the innuendo begun by former psychoanalytic colleagues would f 2005 Page #89  
ans named it the "ether," but tl1e former tended to mystify the concept whi 2005 Page #90  
 was a Sponsor of Consumers Union. Former Consumers Research board member,  2005 Page #93  
e this to llse Ollendorff, Reich's former wife and co-worker: "The difficul 2005 Page #103  
h Dr. Elsworth F. Baker, DrReich's former first assistant; Reich biographer 2005 Page #105  
arched and discussed by Llnda Hum, former CNN investigative editor, in her  2005 Page #125  
er documents . In one-an authentic former Top Secret memorandum dated Novem 2005 Page #128  
f SOM 1-01, such as Richard HaU, a former congressional aide, typically say 2005 Page #130  
indeed dealt us a few surprises: A former US Army Sergeant who observed the 2005 Page #150  
t the author: Philip Mantle is the former Director of Investigations for tl 2005 Page #152  
ay be true we muse bear in mjnd my former statement that much of what man h 2005 Page #163  
researchers such as Jan Aldrich, a former Assistant Adjutant for the U.S. A 2006 Page #15  
epancies that would stand out for (former) military professionals skilled i 2006 Page #15  
amilton Looks during 1980s Source. former USN. Driving in Jeep with friend  2006 Page #26  
 conditions of extreme security. • Former 0-2 Air Force officer In 1948. sa 2006 Page #26  
eval Conference Dr. Eric A. Walker Former president or Penn State Universit 2006 Page #27  
s NCDC of Colorado Springs, mostly former satellite intelligence personnel  2006 Page #46  
ead with the possible exception of former military that were on the site. I 2006 Page #47  
ged to contact one current and one former resident and send them more detai 2006 Page #80  
fiction book, both here and in the former Soviet Union at Biopreparat and i 2006 Page #103  
lity with BL-IV capability. In the former Soviet Union, the leading facilit 2006 Page #106  
 were 47 Facilities located across former USSR that deal with various aspec 2006 Page #106  
de strain. 20 The source here is a former Soviet scientist who studied thes 2006 Page #107  
) Epidemiologist, Dr. Jim Cheek, a former CDC Epidemic Intelligence Service 2006 Page #110  
rus reagents. Peters contacted his former Ft. Detrick colleague Tom Ksiazek 2006 Page #111  
s source of the story. Moreover, a former colleague of Dodd's, and editor o 2006 Page #128  
l X-Files website, Earthfiles.com. Former New Mexico State Representative,  2006 Page #139  
oward the "enemy weapons systems." Former State Rep. Kissner's military and 2006 Page #139  
 reporting about the research that former New Mexico State Representative,  2006 Page #139  
rly 1950s." Then in the mid-1990s, former New Mexico State Representative A 2006 Page #141  
 He wisely cooled of and chose the former. When we reached the White House, 2006 Page #167  
 at Fort Myers, Florida at 5 PM (a former aircraft purchasing agent and fou 2006 Page #179  
eval Conference "crashes" from the former Soviet Union to Pennsylvania to R 2006 Page #183  
ter Mariner"); Langston, like most former Mariner pitchers, would find his  2006 Page #186  
s first employees is BIii Bales, a former OSSofficer . ► 195Os: CIA spendin 2007 Page #26  
s first employees is Bill Bates, a former OSS officer. ► 1950s: CIA spendin 2007 Page #26  
f America's wealthiest men, ilies. Former Defense Secreca1y La.ird gives eu 2007 Page #27  
 whose name comes co mind. He is a former Attorney General which is a high  2007 Page #91  
ell to review the sighcing made by former i\Iercury SeYen astronaut and re  2007 Page #109  
th the comments made by Ben fuch, (former head of the famed Lockheed SkunkW 2007 Page #114  
ail received from Rupert Trinidad (former Lockheed Skunk works engineer). P 2007 Page #115  
hes. Accorcljng to many people and former mjlitary personnel, UFO crashes h 2007 Page #127  
tions between Howard Rothberg, the former owner of a New York-based antique 2007 Page #135  
oject Moon Dust, its files and its former and now-retired employees may ver 2007 Page #144  
igh rate of speed. The guard was a former helicopter mechanic in the U. S.  2007 Page #176  
 in August 1973 by the nephew of a former president of Mexico and a mid-air 2007 Page #184  
 by Juan David Mateos, nephew of a former president. The disc shaped object 2007 Page #191  
r many years the personal pilot of former president Carlos Menem, when he w 2007 Page #196  
owever. The late Lord Hill-Norton, former Chief of the Defense Staff, state 2008 Page #32  
a deeper side to the man: he was a former Navy SEAL and he was still in the 2008 Page #43  
 retired. I spoke with some of his former fellow deputies who now work for  2008 Page #45  
rsation with four of her husband's former crew members on December 12, 1979 2008 Page #45  
as possible witnesses. He told his former boss he had also heard there had  2008 Page #46  
azi documents and the testimony of former Polish workers , Black found that 2008 Page #128  
ny. In I 922, Bush, along with his former roommate Laurence K. Marshall and 2008 Page #131  
 Eisen110wer 's chief of staff and former U.S. Ambassador to Moscow, replac 2008 Page #132  
Bernhard of the Netherlands , that former SS officer who, with Smith's help 2008 Page #132  
e program . Richard C. Hoagland, a former science adviser to Walter Cronkit 2008 Page #134  
es; and documented testimonials of former NASA scientists. " According to H 2008 Page #135  
NASA personnel. Mary Ann Weaver, a former Boeing Engineer and computer prof 2008 Page #135  
 his associate, Michael Bara. As a former researcher with the Antenna divis 2008 Page #135  
icate some cotrnection between the former Soviet space program and NASA, pe 2008 Page #136  
Socialists into the United States. Former Nazi spymaster Genera/major Reinh 2008 Page #138  
o " staffed almost completely with former SS officers. This operation encom 2008 Page #139  
axa 's case to retrieve it," noted former U.S. Attorney and Nazi hunter Joh 2008 Page #141  
icers were buried. It was also the former site of Bergen-Bel sen concentrat 2008 Page #142  
h with his plan to honor war dead. Former Nixon White House counsel John W. 2008 Page #142  
 AND SCIENCE Or. W'111..-L..lBcr~e Former Depury Undenecm:u- y of Do!enn "\ 2008 Page #151  
iarism of the preface to a book by former Research Associate in the Defense 2009 Page #11  
s of members of the Association of Former Intelligence Officers, one of who 2009 Page #14  
ication problem was also voiced by former DCI Hillenkoetter and warned that 2009 Page #17  
recommended by Lyman Kirkpatrick , former CIA Executive Director, who told  2009 Page #18  
ted program of UFO technology. The former emphasizes the quantity of arms,  2009 Page #21  
d by a lawsuit from researcher and former Washington Post reporter Jefferso 2009 Page #34  
after his death on May 12, 1987. A former counterintelligence colleague of  2009 Page #39  
ument is smoking gun evidence that former CIA Director Allen Dulles was inv 2009 Page #42  
n intermediary , Gerry Hemming , a former Marine who knew Oswald and was re 2009 Page #44  
of the Kennedy assassination. As a former communist defector, Angleton and  2009 Page #44  
 secret MJ-12 directives issued by former CIA Director, Allen Dulles, ruled 2009 Page #45  
 alliance: three current and three former employees. He is their chief spok 2009 Page #52  
,,· - Col. Charles I. Halt (Ret.), former Deputy Base Commander , RAF Bentw 2009 Page #59  
ds, here is brief background about former RAF Bentwaters Staff Sergeant Jam 2009 Page #61  
7 70 I would rather not comment. " Former RAF Bentwaters Airman I st Class  2009 Page #76  
. #5 Audio Airman LaPlume ( 2:08 ) Former RAF Bentwaters Airman 1st Class S 2009 Page #83  
. As a retired police sergeant and former military police investigator with 2009 Page #95  
.Z.) on the 13th January 1944. The former had noted, whilst engaged upon su 2009 Page #164  
.Z.) on the 13th January 1944. The former had noted whilst engaged upon sur 2009 Page #169  
 that have originated topside upon former events, give more than ordinary w 2009 Page #178  

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

 deal with crash-retrieval events. Formerly a sergeant with the British Roy 2003 Page #78  
ary of 1978. Lt Col. Jesse Marcel, formerly Major Jesse Marcel of the 509th 2004 Page #134  
 by a now deceased Richard Miller, formerly with the U. S. Air Force and co 2005 Page #59  
ook form remains The UFO Co1--emp (formerly Clear illlml), by Barry Greenwo 2005 Page #73  
Stringfield met with this man, who formerly served in military intelligence 2005 Page #79  
 cause of the accident. In fact, a formerly Secret memorandum to James A. C 2006 Page #76  
e at Leeds, England, Charles Halt (formerly Colonel Charles Halt, USAF, one 2006 Page #132  
unate to obtain a declassified but formerly Top Secret document which state 2006 Page #177  
 to transform whole generations of formerly free Americans into cowed and s 2008 Page #145  

Word: "formerly-secret", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

untain, Bolivja, in i'vfay 1978. A formerly-Secret Scace Department airgram 2005 Page #143  

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

nch ma.010 otoreres the WC Pgra) — formers W. aegrodve of degri, auras, tor 2006 Page #35  

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n Washington and around the globe. Formidable difficulties exist for an ast 2009 Page #24  

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

 November 7, the first clouds were forming thickly and soon covered the sky 2005 Page #99  
es, barricading homes or churches, forming paramilitary gangs, vacating cit 2006 Page #63  
is date. The CIA immediately began forming a recovery team. The speed with  2006 Page #134  

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

ing of a U.S. aircraft carrier off Formosa or the enthusiasm of a U.S. pilo 2005 Page #102  

Word: "forms", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nce the oxidation of MgO generally forms a precipitate of very fine MgO par 2003 Page #114  
ges consist in part, of "Complaint Forms" filled out by Doty and his AFOSI  2003 Page #147  
personnel in Majestic —12 Group 7. Forms for reporting listed in Appendix I 2003 Page #174  
a variety of confirmation in other forms. Many sightings have been confirme 2004 Page #15  
h to see unknown symbols or letter forms on the craft's surface. Airman Bur 2004 Page #47  
ven when three small, glowing life forms appeared next to the craft. Soon a 2004 Page #48  
portant story because I believe it forms the basis for understanding the MJ 2004 Page #180  
by h.ighJy virulent bacteria. That forms a mass of combat-lee's call it tha 2005 Page #34  
 have also taken new and different forms in recent decades. Yet the fundame 2005 Page #143  
upied by distinctly non-human life forms ·which were alive and moving about 2005 Page #154  
xistence of intelligent alien life forms, whose evolution occurred on an ex 2005 Page #161  
nologies and extraterrestrial life forms. Chief among these classified acti 2006 Page #16  
s that would bracket all potential forms that the initial contact event mig 2006 Page #48  
ractical matter includes only life forms that we could adequately describe) 2006 Page #52  
ion their faith or turn to radical forms of cult worship. At the same time, 2006 Page #65  
re on weekends were still the main forms of entertainment. If you wanted to 2006 Page #92  
 Prions are abnormally -structured forms of a host protein, which are able  2006 Page #113  
injected into apes and other lower forms of life—then the apes escaped from 2006 Page #114  
ion protein, PrP, can exist in two forms: normal and abnormal. The normal f 2006 Page #114  
ot broken down by enzymes. It also forms tiny fibers called scrapie associa 2006 Page #114  
It has been found that tissue that forms a lot of SAFs is often the most in 2006 Page #114  
from one parent. These may produce forms of the molecule which are more lik 2006 Page #114  
an Genome, the DNA structure which forms cells into humans. Bush also was c 2008 Page #131  
ather quickly from any conceivable forms of bacteriological attack. Death r 2009 Page #159  

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es at best, a maze of mathematical formula-which relativity is not. Terms s 2009 Page #20  

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much of the same stereotypical and formulaic language: who is going where,  2003 Page #203  

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

he effects artist; gelatin and its formulas have been around and in use in  2005 Page #149  
are those who go so far as to give formulas for the creation of an artifici 2008 Page #112  
hould be open. There are no secret formulas , though the chemists sought th 2009 Page #21  

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 to buy time, any way possible, to formulate effective response and foresta 2006 Page #55  

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oru.is1cn1 wilh ink that was firs! formulated in 1961.                      2007 Page #46  
 was aimed at 3 co 8 year olds and formulated for public as well as Montess 2007 Page #63  

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gy-dispersive x-ray Known aluminum formulations 640 world-wide types (compa 2003 Page #44  

Word: "forn1", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

insufficient data in the report to forn1 a valid conclusion . Speed, change 2008 Page #8  
il" that contains a microbial life forn1 capable of infecting, and controll 2008 Page #103  

Word: "forn1er", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he Bush and Nazi money directly to forn1er SS officer and founder of the Bi 2008 Page #129  

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 !or s:.ich !rom ao:; conceivab le fornl! ol 04e• ncilo111ttivhy to be e!ic 2009 Page #182  

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''AftT (•’ tr-FFK y Hear -ecretary Forr*atali Ao per our recent conversatio 2003 Page #136  

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hynral and mental fatigue and - Mr Forraatal la balnr treated, aaid the wor 2003 Page #91  

Word: "forrestal", 82 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.... 79 The Strange Death of James Forrestal .............................. 2003 Page #3  
        The Strange Death of James Forrestal Peter Robbins Abstract: Early  2003 Page #85  
the morning of May 22, 1949, James Forrestal, America's First Secretary of  2003 Page #85  
 contention of this paper that Mr. Forrestal was in fact murdered at the be 2003 Page #85  
 September 17, 1947. James Vincent Forrestal was born in Dutchess County in 2003 Page #85  
tically as "the man nobody knows." Forrestal leaves Princeton three weeks b 2003 Page #85  
ling through the Depression, James Forrestal prospers on Wall Street and is 2003 Page #85  
ference skills to FDR's attention, Forrestal is invited to join the adminis 2003 Page #86  
the President on economic matters. Forrestal accepts and puts his business  2003 Page #86  
call of the President. In May 1940 Forrestal is appointed Under Secretary o 2003 Page #86  
ack later that year, Roosevelt has Forrestal sworn in as the new Secretary. 2003 Page #86  
o desk jockey or poseur, Secretary Forrestal distress's Pentagon underlings 2003 Page #86  
he Solomons and at Normandy. It is Forrestal who is the key player in secur 2003 Page #86  
avors the Navy's plan and appoints Forrestal to head up the creation of a n 2003 Page #86  
efense establishment. Nonetheless, Forrestal successfully oversees the crea 2003 Page #86  
            Strange Death of James Forrestal 9-18-47 Wallace Criticizes Fig 2003 Page #87  
ruman Order On Rush Swearing in of Forrestal" On April 26 1947 The National 2003 Page #87  
ely names former Secretary of Navy Forrestal as the new Secretary of Defens 2003 Page #87  
uri to Washington instructing that Forrestal be sworn in as Secretary of De 2003 Page #87  
 related Memorandum from Truman to Forrestal is dated September 24 and it s 2003 Page #87  
d that Truman did indeed meet with Forrestal and Vannevar Bush that day and 2003 Page #88  
            Strange Death of James Forrestal resonance for the Secretary of 2003 Page #89  
 in history at his disposal, James Forrestal was still unable to affect the 2003 Page #89  
to weigh heavily on him. Secretary Forrestal tenders his resignation to Tru 2003 Page #89  
rch 28, the day of his retirement, Forrestal is escorted to the Pentagon co 2003 Page #89  
on the retiring Secretary's lapel. Forrestal tries to express his gratitude 2003 Page #89  
sident's generous words of praise, Forrestal is lead speechless from the ro 2003 Page #89  
 was terribly wrong" Once outside, Forrestal seems bewildered and dazed and 2003 Page #89  
his memoirs, the financier recalls Forrestal telling him that he is a total 2003 Page #89  
 ongoing personal vendetta against Forrestal) makes the following diary ent 2003 Page #89  
diary entry on the first of April "Forrestal seems to be off his beam. Whil 2003 Page #89  
General) was in Florida last week, Forrestal called him every day worried a 2003 Page #89  
 what." The next morning, April 2, Forrestal and Eberstady fly to Hobe Soun 2003 Page #89  
 Robert Lovett has an estate. When Forrestal steps from the plane, Lovett i 2003 Page #89  
e has been just perfect for golf." Forrestal replies, "Bob, they're after m 2003 Page #89  
fter me." Over the next three days Forrestal will make 85                   2003 Page #89  
from the airfield to the hospital, Forrestal has to be restrained to keep h 2003 Page #90  
e admitted, it is decided to house Forrestal in a room on the 16th floor, t 2003 Page #90  
cover the story. While at Bethesda Forrestal calls the White House (he has  2003 Page #90  
. On April 23 the President visits Forrestal and four days later he is visi 2003 Page #90  
e Louis Johnson. Johnson says that Forrestal "looks fine" and should be out 2003 Page #90  
            Strange Death of James Forrestal APhll, 8, 1940 THE NEW VOHK TI 2003 Page #91  
spital Figure 3. NY Times 4-8-47, “Forrestal is Treated in Navy Hospital fo 2003 Page #91  
 and the National Security State: "Forrestal continued in good spirits thro 2003 Page #91  
ppetite." At about this time Henry Forrestal decides that his brother shoul 2003 Page #91  
45 room check. The attendant finds Forrestal copying a Sophocles poem out o 2003 Page #91  
 Naval Hospital showing the window Forrestal exited through Dr. Deen is imm 2003 Page #92  
ively shocked and grieved and that Forrestal had died as a result of the wa 2003 Page #92  
 Two days later (May 25) Josephine Forrestal — who has remained in Paris th 2003 Page #92  
 six thousand in attendance, James Forrestal is buried at Arlington Cemeter 2003 Page #92  
            Strange Death of James Forrestal FORRESTAL KILLED IN 13-STORY L 2003 Page #93  
  Strange Death of James Forrestal FORRESTAL KILLED IN 13-STORY LEAP; U.S.  2003 Page #93  
TORY LEAP; U.S. MOURNING SET ' - - Forrestal Killed5-23 Figure 5. NY Times  2003 Page #93  
d5-23 Figure 5. NY Times 5-23-49, "Forrestal Killed in 13 Story Leap..." HO 2003 Page #93  
Leap..." HOSPITAL ABSOLVED BY MRS. FORRESTAL ‘No Foundation for Criticism,  2003 Page #93  
nquired into the death of James V. Forrestal. By Read Admiral Morton D. Wil 2003 Page #93  
un to detect inner disturbances in Forrestal that I had not." And in late 1 2003 Page #94  
. "There were indications that Mr. Forrestal might also have tried to hang  2003 Page #94  
ever tied to the radiator. 2. "Mr. Forrestal had copied most of the Sophocl 2003 Page #94  
            Strange Death of James Forrestal 3. "...reports from his doctor 2003 Page #95  
d treatment would have brought Mr. Forrestal to complete recovery in a matt 2003 Page #95  
"On the window sill from which Mr. Forrestal jumped were marks suggesting h 2003 Page #95  
heehy who was personally called by Forrestal and asked to visit him at Beth 2003 Page #95  
ld be allowed to speak with. Henry Forrestal had informed the Naval hospita 2003 Page #95  
r Vandenberg • Eisenhower• Smith • Forrestal •James Webb• Snyder • Fosket • 2003 Page #154  
n 24 Sep 47 o Recommended by James Forrestal and Vannevar Bush o Operations 2003 Page #172  
est national security"; kickoff by Forrestal and V. Bush. Slide 14 identifi 2003 Page #173  
erence SLIDE #6: Vannevar Bush and Forrestal Dr. Vannevar Bush shaking hand 2004 Page #63  
 first Secretary of Defense, James Forrestal, after Dr. Bush was sworn in a 2004 Page #63  
d on September 30, 1947. From: The Forrestal Diaries © 1951 edited by Walte 2004 Page #63  
tic 12 MJ-12 Linked Deaths • James Forrestal • John F Kennedy • Robert F Ke 2004 Page #202  
 deemed necessary and regrettable" fORRESTAL KILLED :=7;: 1 IN 13-STORY LEA 2004 Page #203  
        Murder & Majestic 12 Henry Forrestal (brother) • Henry Forrestal an 2004 Page #204  
 Henry Forrestal (brother) • Henry Forrestal and new SECDEF Johnson agreed  2004 Page #204  
d. The untimely death of Secretary Forrestal was deemed necessary and regre 2004 Page #204  
clurung Secretary of Defense James Forrestal, Army Air Force Chief of Staff 2005 Page #125  
fter the Senate confirmed James V. Forrestal as the first Secretary of Defe 2008 Page #25  
ute from l 935 to 1955. ---James V Forrestal, prior to World War I, was a b 2008 Page #131  
can business in pre-war Gem1any. " Forrestal also sat on the board of Gener 2008 Page #132  
se chairman was ---Rudolf Ilgner." Forrestal became secretary of defense in 2008 Page #132  
alter Bedell Smith [who took James Forrestal 's seat on MJ-12], to steer th 2008 Page #141  
an to Secretary of Defense, Robert Forrestal, on September 24, 1947. Referr 2009 Page #36  

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r Dr. Vannevar Bush Secy, James V. Forrestal' Gen. Nathan F. Twining Gen. H 2004 Page #203  

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Ferdinand Eberstadt is a mentor of Forrestal's and also a financial advisor 2003 Page #85  
to trust anything to memory, it is Forrestal's habit of dictating everythin 2003 Page #86  
 this fact was a primary factor in Forrestal's gradual undoing. With the mo 2003 Page #89  
me. The notebooks are removed from Forrestal's Pentagon office and secured  2003 Page #89  
Clark Clifford, a young advisor of Forrestal's and future Attorney General  2003 Page #89  
oon after. Eberstadt is shocked at Forrestal's condition. In his memoirs, t 2003 Page #89  
thesda Naval Hospital. But despite Forrestal's earlier suicide attempts (an 2003 Page #90  
the patient as he has learned that Forrestal's family has asked the famous  2003 Page #90  
 Secretary of Navy. Menninger, now Forrestal's psychiatrist of record, flie 2003 Page #90  
the Midwest, and though briefed on Forrestal's progress by hospital officia 2003 Page #90  
 For a week there is no mention of Forrestal's breakdown or hospitalization 2003 Page #90  
l personnel seem in agreement that Forrestal's condition is improving. 86   2003 Page #90  
ay May 22. The official account of Forrestal's death follows this scenario: 2003 Page #91  
Dean is asleep in the room next to Forrestal's, an attendant, Hospital Appr 2003 Page #91  
 loud sound from her window: it is Forrestal's body hitting the third floor 2003 Page #92  
found on the third floor ledge was Forrestal's, that he died of injuries su 2003 Page #94  
greatly helped Americans to accept Forrestal's death-by suicide, and there  2003 Page #94  
ry reason why he should be there." Forrestal's friend, the journalist Arthu 2003 Page #94  
enemy, support the allegation that Forrestal's mental problems begin about  2003 Page #94  
ense. Some of the early reports on Forrestal's 'suicide' are surprisingly r 2003 Page #94  
n establishes that the free end of Forrestal's bathrobe sash was never tied 2003 Page #94  
this lapse, though one account has Forrestal's regular orderly not appearin 2003 Page #95  
sts that for anyone concerned with Forrestal's potential as a security brea 2003 Page #95  
he middle of the last century, Mr. Forrestal's mental collapse had to be tr 2003 Page #95  
S ONLY EYES ONLY T52 —EXEMT: James Forrestal's Death • "Jumped" out of wind 2004 Page #203  

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ECRETARY OF DEFENSE Dear Secretary Forrestals As per our recent conversatio 2003 Page #134  

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dioat."U\.li ty. The~e \11,,·ouJrl forrn a gas in the so.mP sense us poif-i 2009 Page #184  

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l APhll, 8, 1940 THE NEW VOHK TIME Forrsalal h Trtalid In Naval Hoipltfll F 2003 Page #91  

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10 U. N. Plaque, UNESCO, Biosphere Forry-one years later on October 26, 197 2005 Page #54  

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ble circumstances. Given low lying forshores and a shelving bottom off-shor 2009 Page #167  
ble circumstances. Given low lying forshores and a shelving bottom off-shor 2009 Page #167  
le circumstances . Given low lying forshores and a shelving bottom off-shor 2009 Page #168  

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 multiple flying disc reports near Fort Knox prompt the Kentucky Air Nation 2003 Page #88  
r Force for approval Returned from Fort Meade in 2000 □ I saw pages come ou 2003 Page #180  
t LZ-2 were DR. ^RNHER VON BRAUH/ (Fort Bliss); DR./jNSl STEINHOFF ^(ALC )  2003 Page #234  
s, less than 20 miles northwest of Fort Worth. There it struck a windmill a 2004 Page #26  
ly in my newspaper career with the Fort Worth-Star-Telegram it was my turn  2004 Page #26  
similar story was published in the Fort Worth Register, but in this account 2004 Page #27  
 Etta Pegues, a "stringer" for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in 1973 was a m 2004 Page #28  
amples are currently being kept at Fort Detrick, Maryland. 10. The Panel wa 2004 Page #81  
than one occasion at their home in Fort Worth, Texas. The interview was don 2004 Page #85  
no media coverage. • 2. Report 26, Fort Polk, Louisiana. 1953. Top brass an 2004 Page #118  
y, Commander 8th Army Air Corps at Fort Worth, Texas. The planeload of debr 2004 Page #226  
 the reporter/photographer for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram credited with t 2004 Page #226  
rds were immediately discernible— "Fort Worth, Tex." The hunt was on!       2004 Page #226  
Bose. Johnson then returned to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram to hastily proc 2004 Page #227  
OU FORWARDED TO THE Line 3 TEAM AT FORT WORTH, TEX. Line4 ****ESSOR ON THE  2004 Page #228  
ORWARDED TO THE Line 3 (M) TEAM AT FORT WORTH, TEX. (B) TEAM AT FORT WORTH. 2004 Page #229  
AM AT FORT WORTH, TEX. (B) TEAM AT FORT WORTH. TXE. (C) **** AT FORT WORTH, 2004 Page #229  
AM AT FORT WORTH. TXE. (C) **** AT FORT WORTH, TEX. (DR) team AT FORT WORTH 2004 Page #229  
* AT FORT WORTH, TEX. (DR) team AT FORT WORTH, TXE. (G) gmt AT FORT WortH,  2004 Page #229  
eam AT FORT WORTH, TXE. (G) gmt AT FORT WortH, TXE. (MN) TeAM AT FORT WORTH 2004 Page #229  
t AT FORT WortH, TXE. (MN) TeAM AT FORT WORTH, TXE. Line 4 (M) ****ESSOR ON 2004 Page #229  
ck you forwarded to the ***team at Fort Worth, Tex. ****essor on the "disk" 2004 Page #230  
d to 8th AAF HQ at Carswell Field, Fort Worth, Texas. There was some type o 2004 Page #230  
ictims of the wreck...forwarded to Fort Worth, and...weather balloons." Was 2004 Page #230  
e wreckage prior to its getting to Fort Worth. This organization reported o 2004 Page #231  
on angle (altitude) of the Sun for Fort Worth, Texas, on July 8, 1947, as d 2004 Page #232  
ared on the AP wire only at 3:26pm Fort Worth time, some 10 to 20 minutes a 2004 Page #236  
ening. When Bond returned from the Fort Worth Army Air Field with his pictu 2004 Page #237  
 cudines, possibly from Dallas not Fort Worth. It also seems that, and Bond 2004 Page #237  
 news media via the 2:26pm (3:26pm Fort Worth) AP wire story. Later that af 2004 Page #238  
eedom of Information Act office at Fort Meade. The envelope is shown in bel 2004 Page #243  
Heart of the Mystery • IV. Charles Fort • V. The Evidence of Legend • VI. S 2004 Page #245  
ada, Big Bear Lake California, and Fort Meade, Maryland. S-1 Supplied Leake 2004 Page #248  
an alleged shooting of an alien at Fort Dix/McGuire AFB in New Jersey in 19 2005 Page #78  
ld J,f;'a,: Ft. Bragg, California, Fort Bragg Books, 2000 (Note: Like Reich 2005 Page #105  
ory well covered in the Dallas and Fort Worth newspapers. This craft was si 2005 Page #119  
telligence and Security Command at Fort George G. Meade, MD, revived the fi 2005 Page #123  
ial retreat at Camp David and near Fort Ritch.ie.1 Bailey states that in or 2005 Page #130  
trieval Conference early 1950s) to Fort Knox in an elaborate operation code 2005 Page #134  
of a flying saucer being stored at Fort Knox continue to be part of the UFO 2005 Page #134  
gency, nor has there ever been, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, ·which would dea 2005 Page #142  
d that in 1969 he was stationed at Fort Ley, Virginia as part of a Quick Re 2005 Page #147  
 a Quick Reaction Team. \Xfhile at Fort Belvoir he and another person, an a 2005 Page #147  
Biological and Chemical Warfare at Fort MacCallum, Alabama; and then given  2006 Page #16  
. • F ormabons of UFOs seen, MP at Fort De shoots humanoid being, which mak 2006 Page #29  
 Control, Atlanta) and classified (Fort Detrick, Maryland) research institu 2006 Page #103  
 of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID, Fort Detrick, Frederick, Maryland.) have 2006 Page #106  
n Down — the British equivalent of Fort Detrick, home to decades of researc 2006 Page #122  
on Down, the British equivalent of Fort Detrick. "I spent thirty years in t 2006 Page #126  
m had assembled and been staged at Fort Bliss. Several helicopters were flo 2006 Page #134  
raft and had no contact with other Fort Bliss personnel. "Satellite and rec 2006 Page #134  
 hrs that the helicopters departed Fort Bliss. "The four helicopters follow 2006 Page #135  
bers from the Naval Air Station in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on 5 December  2006 Page #141  
ated that Carswell Air Force Base, Fort Worth, Texas, had recovered some fo 2006 Page #177  
 a southerly direction) and one at Fort Myers, Florida at 5 PM (a former ai 2006 Page #179  
6/99 bylim Cooper ■ Return address Fort Meade ■ Sheets usually double-space 2007 Page #42  
 AND SECURITY COMMAND ATTN HCSF-F1 FORT HEADE, MARYLAND, MARYLAND 20755-599 2007 Page #42  
e Heart of the Mystery IV. Charles Fort V. The Evidence of Legend VL Simila 2007 Page #44  
 dropping stuff, taking people-see Fort next BOOK CHAPTER TITLES IV. Charle 2007 Page #44  
xt BOOK CHAPTER TITLES IV. Charles Fort: strange unknown craft, unknown lig 2007 Page #44  
t but 1 do remember somewhere Like Fort Knox or Fort Belvoir these were mas 2007 Page #90  
member somewhere Like Fort Knox or Fort Belvoir these were massive systems  2007 Page #90  
ne time stationed at Carswell AFB (Fort \Xlorth Texas), than later transfer 2007 Page #99  
es. Dr. Richard Miethe was sent to Fort Bliss, and later worked at Wright P 2007 Page #111  
 mid-1950s onwards -·was housed at Fort Belvoir, Virgirua, and whose mandat 2007 Page #132  
unted a lightning mission from the Fort Hood Anny Base in nearby EI Paso, T 2007 Page #187  
uggesting that senior personnel at Fort Detrick, Maryland , have for decade 2008 Page #37  
an named Will who was stationed at Fort Polk, Louisiana in the 1960s, and w 2008 Page #37  
rom a number of bases in the area. Fort Lewis, WA and McCord AFB are adjace 2008 Page #59  
e Military Police Desk Sergeant at Fort Lewis: (206) 722-3000. 29 During my 2008 Page #70  
rtheless was the base commander of Fort Bliss near El Paso, Texas, in 194 7 2008 Page #134  
 Brea!-:cut? ■ U.S. Sightmgs ■ The Fort Di:-: . McGU1re AFB Incident ■ Spri 2008 Page #161  
erial UFO encounters ■ Shooting at Fort Dix? ■ 1978 Global pandemic of UFOs 2008 Page #161  
 Mov:rlf: TouQ.Id ~BceUiot1t ■ The Fort Di,;,. McG\&U .. A.Fe Inr.~nt • Tu. 2009 Page #143  
Pectations, 1976-1978 ■Shooting at Fort Di,:? ·, _,, ____ -- 3: Great Expec 2009 Page #144  

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 of the military remote viewers at Forte Mead. 8. Astronautics and Aeronaut 2006 Page #208  

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1. E-mail: paufo@westol.com PA UFO/Fortean Hotline: 724-838-7768 Stan Gordo 2003 Page #72  
nvestigating the Aztec UFO Affair" Fortean Times 181 (March 2004); Redfern, 2004 Page #223  
, I was lecturing in London at the Fortean Times [magazine] Unconvention Co 2006 Page #125  
the diligent efforts of UFOlogist, Fortean researcher, and jeweler extraord 2006 Page #180  

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k, I started out, walking back and forth across the basin, crossing the old 2003 Page #45  
in the sky. I was running back and forth from room to room trying to watch  2003 Page #54  
 age of UFOs. Then on or about the forth of July, something, or things, cra 2003 Page #86  
12" by Kevin D. Randle, who brings forth everything that he can think of th 2003 Page #184  
as tried to verify the stories put forth in the local press. The Chief of S 2004 Page #9  
atisfied with the explanations put forth by the Americans was not made clea 2004 Page #16  
on the wheel house played back and forth over it. The patch was huge and al 2004 Page #39  
 Reluctantly they steamed back and forth through the foam and the surroundi 2004 Page #40  
y would regret it. That night (the forth night), Airman Warren and other ey 2004 Page #48  
inet meeting, and no guarantee was forth coming. Smith called off the landi 2004 Page #87  
of the 8th Air Force, stationed in Forth Worth Texas in 1947, is the villai 2004 Page #141  
 . Government organs are then sent forth, first consisting of the local law 2004 Page #169  
the bay — Key Biscayne Bay, and so forth. The stars would come out and the  2004 Page #181  
 one single civilian has ever come forth and claimed to have laid eyes on t 2004 Page #230  
individual who persists in putting forth such a theory may ultimately be ex 2005 Page #104  
asn't easy, how many would venture forth to see Mickey Mouse or gaming tabl 2006 Page #7  
eturned rather than going back and forth to home after each lecture. In the 2006 Page #10  
nti-MJ-12 arguments keep being put forth despite the fact that I have demon 2006 Page #12  
 eraver.a.i: ,ranoires1 tams. Upon forth*, triviPatigation.it see ratortal  2006 Page #29  
. Some alien contact scenarios put forth by contemporary Ufologists have th 2006 Page #61  
noon, the helicopter flew back and forth between the crash site and Area 51 2006 Page #79  
es.com WOR,AD was talking back and forth to us and they were as flabbergast 2006 Page #139  
rch 1967. Their voices go back and forth, beginning with Bill who was in th 2006 Page #144  
ennis: "NORAD was talking back and forth to us and they were as flabbergast 2006 Page #147  
 light of day, a boat and crew set forth to discover what had happened duri 2006 Page #186  
ufactured or genuine) ever brought forth. No tall tales have been told, no  2006 Page #192  
as tried to verify the stories put forth in the local press. The Chief of S 2007 Page #142  
s about our ability to now venture forth into the Solar System-to deny that 2008 Page #38  
f lights "This would move back and forth, up and down, but the blue and whi 2008 Page #79  
to go beyond the restrictions set .forth in these documents if the situatio 2009 Page #27  
ng the criteria and procedures set forth in these instructions" and substit 2009 Page #27  
, procedures, and restrictions set forth in these instructions." I would pr 2009 Page #27  
~ e:11::ercising the authority set forth in --;" "-~\\ :. C ., .. 22 -· · ~ 2009 Page #28  
CFLT. 72 "This would move back and.forth, up and down, but the blue and whi 2009 Page #78  
anging." Our letters went back and forth between the personal and the profe 2009 Page #139  

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n, but no direct response was ever forthcomin g. We do not know if Einstein 2005 Page #92  

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te Mann. Is this the response of a forthcoming man? Who Is Walter W. Fisk?  2003 Page #36  
 to find what news information was forthcoming. I couldn't wait until the n 2003 Page #55  
 what the documentary, or Ramsey's forthcoming book, or even, maybe someday 2004 Page #223  
ind all this does not appear to be forthcoming. People around the world see 2005 Page #74  
rmation he had." But no answer was forthcoming until July 27 when Douglas c 2005 Page #97  
ewhat different. As I reveal in my forthcoming book, Final Events, at the h 2008 Page #35  
c Eyes Only author Ryan Wood-whose forthcoming book, In Search of the Alien 2008 Page #36  

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 me as a person who is sincere and forthright, possessing a no-nonsense cha 2005 Page #43  

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e that secrecy should be abolished forthwith. We can, however, greatly redu 2009 Page #21  

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t had happened. They were in their forties and fifties then; so they weren' 2006 Page #129  
om the New Mexico area in the late forties. Kilgallen said that if the stor 2007 Page #135  

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 SAID TEAT rglY mon THERE ALMOST A FORTNIGHT AFTER THIS THING HAS TAKEN PLA 2004 Page #24  

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or was stored in this impenetrable fortress. One former scientist who worke 2003 Page #142  
ginal suggestion for utilizing the fortress site of the Whangaparaoa Penins 2009 Page #165  

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rspective, which, coupled with the fortuitous attention of Drs. James LeDuc 2006 Page #111  

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 are having health problems. It is fortunate that many of these people have 2003 Page #56  
rs in April 1997. He stated, I was fortunate enough to travel around Washin 2003 Page #194  
ound Washington DC area, and I was fortunate enough to speak to one individ 2003 Page #194  
 of the village. Werbicki had been fortunate with his calls to some of the  2004 Page #38  
 debris, survivors, and those less fortunate out to the southern entrance t 2004 Page #40  
t groups in Budd's home, and being fortunate 55                             2004 Page #58  
plies. Acknowledgement I have been fortunate to have had the services of Ni 2004 Page #106  
n T. Friedman ABSTRACT I have been fortunate cnough to lecture (usually "Fl 2006 Page #4  
ons, more than most. D. I was very fortunate to be able to find that my mem 2006 Page #13  
urther told me that in 1975 he was fortunate to obtain a declassified but f 2006 Page #177  
the missiles be removed. Even more fortunate was the inaccuracy of that est 2009 Page #18  

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ENCOUNTER AT WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB: Fortunatel y, the story doesn't end in 1 2007 Page #114  

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bby that he did in his spare time. Fortunately, the government lie was expo 2004 Page #86  
an the Germans were using and they fortunately never were aware of how well 2006 Page #11  
s both to the CDC and Ft. Detrick. Fortunately, Dr. C.J. Peters, while bein 2006 Page #110  
argument does not make much sense. Fortunately one does not need to include 2006 Page #178  
oviets would probably do the same. Fortunately, the worse case scenario did 2009 Page #17  
g nuclear-tipped missiles in Cuba. Fortunately the world escaped from the w 2009 Page #18  

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uarters of Urucamp, among them Dr. Fortunato Badan Palhares. Food was broug 2005 Page #32  

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rt 43). Conclusions I had the good fortune to meet with Len at MUFON sympos 2004 Page #129  
oration,19 reports: I had the good fortune to meet with Len at MUFON sympos 2005 Page #140  
 the U.S. capital market. In 1957, Fortune magazine named Clarence Dillon a 2008 Page #131  
e wealthiest men in America with a fortune estimated fortune of between $15 2008 Page #131  
n America with a fortune estimated fortune of between $150 and $200 million 2008 Page #131  
the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company fortune, was assistant secretary of the  2008 Page #133  

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ard and play rough. Their personal fortunes rise or fall on whether the fis 2008 Page #43  

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s left in pure distilled water for forty days. Note the network of white pa 2003 Page #113  
l left in pure distilled water for forty days. It shows unusual formations, 2003 Page #113  
and they organized a team of about forty of us. 1 was one of those forty."  2005 Page #40  
ut forty of us. 1 was one of those forty." He went on to inform Young and C 2005 Page #40  
 Crash Retrieval Conference almost forty ) ears in professional life; that  2005 Page #88  
unlikely that its public emergence forty years later would be the product o 2006 Page #15  
ly not a flying saucer." More than forty years later, I discovered this lon 2006 Page #89  
nd reported passing over more than forty locations of six different states  2006 Page #98  
ic near the Four Corners more than forty years later. Remember that outside 2006 Page #108  
ine — which [sold] about thirty to forty thousand copies per issue — and li 2006 Page #126  
uld intercept U.S. territory about forty miles southwest of Corpus Christi, 2006 Page #133  
red Mexican airspace approximately forty miles south of Brownsville, Texas. 2006 Page #133  
pect, if there had been upwards of forty friendly aircraft coming from the  2006 Page #173  
uman, Ryan Wood and "approximately forty" high- flying "aircraft" for makin 2006 Page #179  
ST CAN THEY GO? These ships can go forty or fifty thousand years. They can' 2008 Page #92  
rical knowledge burst on the first forty years of this century, a revolutio 2009 Page #19  
and they organized a team of about forty of us. I was one of those forty. 4 2009 Page #48  
ut forty of us. I was one of those forty. 42                                2009 Page #48  
continues on from there. More than forty eyewitnesses were said to observe  2009 Page #134  
ate area agitating the grass about forty feet below. It then flew off, only 2009 Page #135  
         ground and stopping about forty feet up, also very similar to the  2009 Page #140  

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 Hynek and Friend lasted less than forty-eight hours and consisted of inter 2008 Page #10  

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ourse, moving at the rate of about forty-five or fifty miles an hour..." Th 2004 Page #32  
the trees had been broken off at a forty-five degree angle. He looked aroun 2006 Page #206  
hey go, 'John, we lost contact for forty-five minutes with you -or fifty mi 2008 Page #86  
 the object ranging from thirty to forty-five feet. The being observed in t 2009 Page #135  

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und that our government had set up forty-six different research projects on 2005 Page #173  

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concisely than any other source or forum up to that time. Since the two Ran 2004 Page #137  
an, who was employed at Varginha's Forum and has a Bachelor's degree in law 2005 Page #36  
 to rum, chose to make the trial a forum for the valiruty of rus research a 2005 Page #101  
ce, to conduct in a non-classified forum a systematic assessment of the pos 2006 Page #69  
 participant in the World Economic Forum, member of the Council on Foreign  2008 Page #136  

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Either way this will move the case forward. When and Where Did It Crash? No 2003 Page #36  
any first hand witnesses have come forward, providing me with pieces of the 2003 Page #56  
 constraints. All of the facts put forward have credible and in most cases  2003 Page #85  
everend Turner Hamilton Holt, came forward a few years back to tell a story 2003 Page #190  
anmade dirigible, no one ever came forward to take credit. The first record 2004 Page #28  
se and nervous and was not looking forward to seeing dead bodies floating i 2004 Page #39  
hers who had been involved to come forward. Since then, new information has 2004 Page #46  
 Larry, I asked your publishers to forward this to you. 17 years blew by qu 2004 Page #49  
ining individuals involved to come forward and put their accounts on the pu 2004 Page #59  
ve already had the courage to come forward, thank you. I am confident that  2004 Page #59  
college. James Smith, who had come forward about the hardware his father ha 2004 Page #95  
 7, 1970 Lundahl wrote, "Will look forward to seeing you and engaging in mo 2004 Page #101  
SR • Sukhoi Su-37 Zolotoy Berkut • Forward Swept/ Canard Wings • Stealth •  2004 Page #164  
erent procedures whether they come forward volitionally or not. Taking a hy 2004 Page #168  
 ET races: She (Marcia Smith) went forward and supervised two of the final  2004 Page #187  
ed to do: They don't want me to go forward with HBO. They want me to go for 2004 Page #194  
rward with HBO. They want me to go forward with PBS. Well in this process h 2004 Page #194  
 other witnesses, with more coming forward now that the case has been re- o 2004 Page #217  
this way: if Stan Friedman brought forward this kind of "evidence" to prove 2004 Page #222  
gain sometime later Newton was put forward as photo-fodder to re-enforce hi 2004 Page #238  
 of many sighting reports he would forward to the Air Force. Following his  2005 Page #95  
erdstown, West Virginia July, 2005 Forward "Do Flying Saucers come from Mar 2005 Page #118  
At least three witnesses have come forward to state that they have seen the 2005 Page #130  
before her death in 1998, she came forward in June 1977- upset by press rel 2005 Page #131  
volved in its creation yet stepped forward? Not knowing what our research w 2005 Page #150  
inguishes reverse engineering from forward engineering? In a sense most eng 2005 Page #163  
ineers attempt to put them to use. Forward engineering proceeds from there  2005 Page #163  
ts. In 1989, Robert Lazar had come forward with the claim that he had worke 2005 Page #168  
Stansel's job was to determine the forward and vertical velocities of the v 2005 Page #168  
nce that this case can really move forward, because the witness pool is sma 2006 Page #47  
m the chines (side fairings on the forward fuselage) was painted black, als 2006 Page #76  
an used a thread-tap on one of the forward attachment bolts. Although this  2006 Page #78  
 Crash Retrieval Conference As the forward attachment bolt failed, the D-21 2006 Page #79  
ail" newspaper reported a straight forward, no frills, and accurate version 2006 Page #95  
 protein. The idea, originally put forward by the British investigators Gri 2006 Page #114  
ppeared in which this soldier came forward to Tony Dodd, and who told Tony  2006 Page #126  
onated a small charge, then walked forward to inspect the results. As they  2006 Page #128  
t know where it went from that day forward, whether it went to NORAD or wen 2006 Page #149  
 of them will get the guts to come forward." Disc Crash At Cedar Breaks Rad 2006 Page #150  
 courtesy Tom C. Sheppard.) Moving forward ten years to 1976, I've had othe 2006 Page #156  
nda and private turf wars, to move forward together. That's an important po 2006 Page #181  
e, the "true" scientists, struggle forward attempting to unravel the myster 2006 Page #181  
ften conflict. So, we need to move forward together, not pull ourselves apa 2006 Page #182  
rit of inclusion that we must move forward, and it is in the spirit of true 2006 Page #182  
udy of being. And, from this point forward, we will rededicate ourselves to 2006 Page #193  
ences, to learn from them and move forward in a spirit of understanding and 2006 Page #194  
e CIA! At the next visit he leaned forward in his chair and asked "If someo 2006 Page #205  
e population. The therapist leaned forward again and said" like through you 2006 Page #205  
mpany in North Las Vegas and moves forward with his creative ideas. One of  2006 Page #207  
her reason for visitations was put forward by the tech corporatio n ASML In 2007 Page #62  
top of the disc. There was nothing forward of the pilot's compartment other 2007 Page #99  
ack also recalled that on the very forward leading edge of all of the discs 2007 Page #100  
apon systems operator. The extreme forward section of the crew compartment  2007 Page #106  
eruble witnesses to trus have come forward in the last few years, all with  2007 Page #127  
 1976 UFO crash investigation came forward. He stated that there was a disc 2007 Page #128  
E? To go backwards . They can't go forward. THEY CAN'T GO INTO THEIR FUTURE 2008 Page #92  
y has been used in various ways to forward social and global control throug 2008 Page #144  
e Book at the Top Secret level and forward to OSI. (b) Task military intell 2009 Page #19  
doned. One suggestion has been put forward. It is the "fire on warning." It 2009 Page #22  
t appears as the right wing points forward while the left points backward.  2009 Page #22  
intelligence agencies to ever come forward. Those people are afraid to deat 2009 Page #75  
 this day that Captain Verano came forward and said a tape was sent over to 2009 Page #78  
view of it and he cleared me to go forward with Sgt. Adrian Bustinza, who h 2009 Page #79  

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. limn a1nam1/4 Run le This report forwarde translations of two articles wh 2004 Page #19  

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iginated with the CIA and then was forwarded to the State Department, Defen 2003 Page #163  
Vegas. Crash Conference• Two pages forwarded to the State Department by the 2003 Page #164  
8 the U.S. Embassy in La Paz again forwarded a telegram to the Secretary of 2004 Page #9  
es of Department of Defense papers forwarded to me by the DIA (and referenc 2004 Page #10  
 in La Paz. The movie film will be forwarded to DIA." Questions abounded: F 2004 Page #11  
iginated with the CIA and that was forwarded to the State Department, Defen 2004 Page #17  
Y 4m. THE VICTIMS OF THE WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO THE Line 3 TEAM AT FORT WOR 2004 Page #228  
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Y 4TH THE VICTIMS OF THE WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO THE (DR) *julY 4th THE VICT 2004 Page #229  
Y 4th THE VICTIMS OF THE WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO THE (G) **** and THE REMAIN 2004 Page #229  
* and THE REMAINS OF THE WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO THE (MN) ****sow AND THE RE 2004 Page #229  
w AND THE REMAINS OF THE WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO THE Line 3 (M) TEAM AT FORT 2004 Page #229  
 4th. The victims of the wreck you forwarded to the ***team at Fort Worth,  2004 Page #230  
along with some of the debris, was forwarded to 8th AAF HQ at Carswell Fiel 2004 Page #230  
sage about "victims of the wreck...forwarded to Fort Worth, and...weather b 2004 Page #230  
of Information. "Priority requests forwarded to members by authorized indiv 2004 Page #253  
978 the US Embassy in La Paz again forwarded a telegram co the Secretary of 2007 Page #142  
 up to that point. The package was forwarded by the Embassy t0 Professor V. 2007 Page #198  
of command and then the report was forwarded on to me. In that report, they 2008 Page #33  
dertaken years after the event and forwarded to MoD by a ufologist. The ufo 2008 Page #66  
he Joint Chiefs of Staff, and also forwarded to Dulles. NSAM 55-57 placed C 2009 Page #38  

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intelligence with requirements for forwarding raw UFO reports to OSI throug 2009 Page #19  

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ing Moon Dust, states: This report forwards a translation of an article whi 2004 Page #6  
h Retrieval Conference This report forwards translations of two articles wh 2004 Page #7  
d/a, Morocco, states: "This report forwards a translation of an article whi 2007 Page #140  
ncounter over Agadir: "This report forwards translations of two articles wh 2007 Page #140  

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-,."' t tel:.:. .fO.J u, yo..i::-c!for~ .-:.nc! =. .. 1:,t..c tr.e 11:.0~,  2008 Page #57  

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this, that they are setting a trap for· it? B: Some sergeant. There were so 2008 Page #87  

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 should expect to see aliens and U FOs helping promote products , services  2007 Page #60  
r) :'4A (U) 23 NOV 1983 TO: A LL A FOS I Districts.Detachments.and Operarin 2007 Page #175  

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ng in trouble with the Army. Linda Foschia, the continuity director for WHJ 2003 Page #67  

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 • Forrestal •James Webb• Snyder • Fosket •Krug • Steelman • Foster•Leahy • 2003 Page #154  

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e Mesa to see if he could find any fossilized shells as a gift for his wife 2009 Page #54  

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a ''flying saucer" crashing on the Foster Ranch between Corona and Roswell  2003 Page #98  
 where he was foreman. (It was the Foster ranch, on New Mexico Bureau of La 2004 Page #135  
of debris of unknown origin on the Foster Ranch near Corona, New Mexico, my 2004 Page #240  
would invoke divine protection and foster hope. Overall church attendance w 2006 Page #64  
terests. His lawyers included John Foster and Allen Dulles. By 1936, the Sc 2008 Page #126  
s Higham. "Their lawyers were John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles of Sulliv 2008 Page #126  
ntony C. Sutton described how John Foster Dulles handled Schroeder banks lo 2008 Page #127  
strick , a close associate of John Foster Dulles, who was a partner to Dr.  2008 Page #128  
ent. He was persuaded to name John Foster Dulles as his secretary of state  2008 Page #138  
and with Intelligence, Dr. John S. Foster, Jr., (director of defense resear 2009 Page #21  
     Sciences in which I hope will foster mutual concern over this problem  2009 Page #42  

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ve ...] Government NHI familiarity fosters belief that we understand the en 2006 Page #62  

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Snyder • Fosket •Krug • Steelman • Foster•Leahy • Symington _ -Major Schult 2003 Page #154  

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.m. alrtralfoc cortreilerstra cked fot.r U1klert1fled obieels aboLl Inree l 2009 Page #144  

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f the original Mercury astronauts, fought hard in 1976 to try to get the Un 2004 Page #146  
 at all? GM: I was bullied until I fought back. It took me quite a while th 2007 Page #82  
 there fighting the fire, and they fought the fire for about a week or so.  2007 Page #122  
tary ever showed up. 1\ily dad had fought; he was the primary contractor up 2007 Page #126  

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— Pflock would be the first to cry foul. And rightly so. There would also,  2004 Page #222  
e any realistic reasons to suspect foul play in his death? This paper draws 2005 Page #88  
 was the result of a conspiracy or foul play tracing back to i'vlJ-12, the  2005 Page #104  
esumably across our galaxy-only to foul up so 118                           2005 Page #120  

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ERS? (SNAFU: situation normal: all fouled up) Perhaps one of them caused th 2006 Page #179  

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,_more than 100 cattle have l:ieen founa dead and nicsome[y muti ate in Neb 2007 Page #146  

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 research assistant, Margaret, she found and secured photocopies of the ent 2003 Page #32  
al Conference Section 3 Metal foil found with high silicon content Manufact 2003 Page #44  
products Household toll Metal foil found, analysis with energy-dispersive x 2003 Page #44  
rold Baca Archaeologists Materials found at Bat Cave Stereographic survey,  2003 Page #44  
as unique. Every piece of anything found can eventually be identified: bott 2003 Page #45  
nd dug around the spot where I had found the artifact. I had hoped to turn  2003 Page #45  
turn up the broken-off pieces, but found nothing. I did note that the disco 2003 Page #45  
me purple Rocky Mountain bee weed, found stands of orange blazing star and  2003 Page #46  
HDPE artifact as it was originally found. It is 12cm long, 7.5cm wide, weig 2003 Page #46  
ighter area was above surface when found. Figure 4. Back side of artifact.  2003 Page #47  
egin with the large sole which was found about 150 yards below the gap. I t 2003 Page #48  
Chapter 5, the small shoe sole was found as I was going over the arroyo sit 2003 Page #49  
ocky slope about ten yards away, I found the small dried rubber pieces refe 2003 Page #49  
y sole, below the slope when I had found the above-mentioned material. It a 2003 Page #49  
rs our picture. The small sole was found in an area next to the present arr 2003 Page #49  
spot where the small shoe sole was found the year before. Whether the sole  2003 Page #49  
bottom layer of the small sole and found it "most interesting." He reports: 2003 Page #50  
until about 2 A.M. but nothing was found. The Witnesses As time went on, mo 2003 Page #56  
only official report that has been found on the Kecksburg incident is from  2003 Page #59  
ne point asked Carl Metz if he had found anything. Metz replied that he was 2003 Page #59  
were unfamiliar with the area, but found their way onto a farm lane. Jerry  2003 Page #60  
as on one of the search teams that found the object in the woods. That man  2003 Page #63  
d members told us that nothing was found that night. However, there are gla 2003 Page #66  
t bodies (human or non-human) were found at the crash site at Kecksburg. In 2003 Page #67  
t two small bodies were supposedly found at the impact location in 1965. I  2003 Page #67  
 lived close by, he drove over. He found himself on the farm lane that nume 2003 Page #70  
a very early crop circle formation found in the north of England and a repo 2003 Page #74  
ber 11. It concludes that the body found on the third floor ledge was Forre 2003 Page #94  
ightly around his neck when he was found." This is highly unusual for someo 2003 Page #94  
y during the summer of 1947.) They found two dead occupants, hurled free of 2003 Page #99  
isc. A lone surviving occupant was found within the Disc and it was apparen 2003 Page #99  
ingered hand depressions allegedly found with six-fingered humanoids at UFO 2003 Page #101  
 professor measured the layers and found that the thin, wavy lines of bismu 2003 Page #105  
the Mg/Zn area which is frequently found in magnesium/zinc alloys.'' In sum 2003 Page #106  
ide of a wedge- shaped" spacecraft found in New Mexico have about twenty-fi 2003 Page #106  
r than lead. Bismuth is frequently found in ores of tin, lead, copper and c 2003 Page #106  
laboratory tests. The fragment was found on September 14, 1957 after eyewit 2003 Page #107  
e the pure isotope 26Magnesium not found naturally on earth. Supposedly, th 2003 Page #107  
sium/zinc layered metal. Dr. Hauri found about eleven percent more 2^Mg in  2003 Page #108  
ast from about 1940 to now. I have found no reference, even in government r 2003 Page #110  
ed that reaction products would be found in the acid solution. But the liqu 2003 Page #114  
jjrnmclr ^RMY DECLARES FLYING DISK FOUND IOUSE APPROVES BILL TO CUT TAXES S 2003 Page #119  
 Valdez and the ranchers had never found any canine or indeed human tracks  2003 Page #143  
ated carcasses. Many of the cattle found on Gomez' and others' ranches exhi 2003 Page #143  
 cable and dropped where they were found. Predators refused to go near the  2003 Page #143  
d and mutilated animals were being found almost weekly on Gabe Valdez' patr 2003 Page #144  
many times and reported on what he found to these same people. He had withh 2003 Page #147  
adio back for help and advice, but found that his walkie-talkie had stopped 2003 Page #147  
es, highlighting items that I have found to- be of special significance. Be 2003 Page #171  
 anomaly of occasional raised "z"s found in conjunction with the use of Mon 2003 Page #176  
ecked against those applicable and found to be consistent with the document 2003 Page #178  
 "z" in an authentic Camera Guide (found by Ryan Wood at the Stanford Libra 2003 Page #181  
ROL? ” c Don Berliner and Bob Wood found the frame r? High quality copying  2003 Page #182  
here is very little evidence to be found in White House records to show tha 2003 Page #190  
ated "A.F. Men Examine UFO: Object Found Near California Oregon Border." Pr 2003 Page #192  
lding in Washington, D.C., Sheehan found pictures of a crashed flying sauce 2003 Page #197  
ve to lieutenant general Wedemeyer found in both the National Archives and  2003 Page #203  
tion was — there were other bodies found not far from LZ—1 that looked as i 2003 Page #236  
 elucidate other possibilities not found by contemporary science. It is als 2003 Page #237  
 with space objects that have been found. In particular any information per 2004 Page #9  
to the area to find the object had found nothing. The army has concluded th 2004 Page #9  
sic], but to date nothing has been found. So what exactly did occur on that 2004 Page #9  
 had drawn a blank and nothing was found. Was the CIA misinformed, or were  2004 Page #9  
number of strange objects had been found on farmland in the Santa Cruz area 2004 Page #10  
ion that a strange object had been found on a farm near Santa Cruz, Bolivia 2004 Page #10  
he same day that the first one was found near Cotoca. This second one was f 2004 Page #11  
d near Cotoca. This second one was found 200 kilometers north of the city o 2004 Page #11  
 around the area of the impact and found a sphere. As it was not heavy, he  2004 Page #11  
er, in the area where they've been found, there were no signs of the impact 2004 Page #11  
 experts. We should reveal what we found out, as misplaced secrecy might le 2004 Page #13  
ted: An abandoned silvery disc was found in the deep rock-coal scams in Nor 2004 Page #14  
mass of very strange metal. It was found within a few days of July 1, 1960. 2004 Page #14  
ective work on this metal. We have found out the things that aren't so. We  2004 Page #14  
ort that I have come across can be found in a 3-page document, titled "Soma 2004 Page #16  
 SAPE DAY THAT THE FiRsT [DINE WAS FOUND NEAR tOTOCA. T1115 MONO ONE.NA3 !O 2004 Page #21  
HIS THING HAS TAKEN PLACE AND THEY FOUND MOST OF THE ANLMALE 111 THE AARE A 2004 Page #24  
 native of the planet Mars. Papers found on his person — evidently the reco 2004 Page #26  
a story. I contacted Bill Case and found him to be exactly what one would e 2004 Page #27  
hoax version, that most frequently found its way into media accounts. Brawl 2004 Page #29  
 decided to keep going, and I soon found myself passing over the state of I 2004 Page #32  
e foamy water and pulling them out found that the foam did not stay on his  2004 Page #40  
Shag Harbor, stating that they had found nothing after nearly five hours of 2004 Page #41  
he next morning. Still nothing was found. Donald Nickerson, a local fisherm 2004 Page #41  
iption, looking like aluminum, but found the divers to be closed mouth abou 2004 Page #41  
 where "something concrete" may be found. The spokesman, who identified him 2004 Page #41  
o the Shag Harbor "crash" they had found, "Not a trace...not a clue...not a 2004 Page #42  
 as to why the object had not been found: 1. The object was swept by the ti 2004 Page #42  
ecting anything and sure enough he found three of them, one of whom was in  2004 Page #44  
y two meters on each side, and was found slowly maneuvering through the tre 2004 Page #47  
ea. Evidence of landing sites were found in the surrounding countryside in  2004 Page #47  
hat the first manhole cover they'd found into the 'water pipe' had been wel 2004 Page #52  
ree impressions in the ground were found and formed a perfect triangle. • S 2004 Page #56  
lated memories. June of 1986 again found Hopkins and Warren again speaking  2004 Page #58  
d with molten sand and rock,' were found near a 50 feet by 50 feet by 24-fe 2004 Page #68  
detail dispatched by General Homer found at the site of the first explosion 2004 Page #68  
ed lens-shaped craft was allegedly found on top of the mesa in a spot where 2004 Page #70  
milies today. The investigator who found those families is businessman Scot 2004 Page #70  
f silver-colored disc was 99 feet, found near Farmington, New Mexico prior  2004 Page #73  
er said dead non-human beings were found inside the craft. The name Farming 2004 Page #73  
known Mack Brazel, the rancher who found strange debris on his land and wen 2004 Page #75  
ed humanoids and animal parts were found inside and near at least two of 72 2004 Page #75  
rado, June 22, 1993 And this horse found dead and mutilated in Ravmer, Colo 2004 Page #76  
n Huisen cow In fact, animals were found dead and mutilated on wet sand wit 2004 Page #77  
e carbon residue which is commonly found after veterinarian and human laser 2004 Page #77  
d edge on a cow in Valier, Montana found on October 6, 2001. 74             2004 Page #77  
ted as early as 1951 about animals found in several parts of the world with 2004 Page #78  
 bodies are described as they were found with a crashed aerial vehicle at a 2004 Page #79  
n was that there were other bodies found not far from Landing Zone 1 betwee 2004 Page #79  
 The samples extracted from bodies found in New Mexico have yielded new str 2004 Page #80  
to cover up what had actually been found. Later in the second Truman term h 2004 Page #85  
nter. She told me that Wilbert had found a way to communicate with an alien 2004 Page #87  
hich stirred up a hornet's nest. I found that the U.S. government had a hig 2004 Page #89  
re. The fire that Smith eventually found included conclusive evidence that  2004 Page #89  
e military had either shot down or found. SDI: Unidentified things, or did  2004 Page #93  
at is actually metal that they had found. According to Mr. Smith, the Unite 2004 Page #94  
bodies. The important reference is found in a book called UFO Dynamics by B 2004 Page #97  
h he would not talk about what was found. Well, we went there... There were 2004 Page #100  
 a gelatin-like substance that was found at the same time and place — to no 2004 Page #102  
 thing was still glowing when they found it an hour later. The second story 2004 Page #102  
 U.S. Navy Commander Julius Larsen found the report about Mrs. Swan's conta 2004 Page #103  
fired five rounds into alien; body found on runway at base 66 1978 Ohio, US 2004 Page #114  
 host. Bill Boshears V, 7-8 Doctor found skeletal remains, USAF coverup 79  2004 Page #114  
mes or corroboration V, 8-9 Farmer found crashed disc and alien bodies, MIB 2004 Page #114  
xplanatory, and more detail can be found by going to the original reference 2004 Page #115  
74. Quick response helicopter team found Mexican recovery personnel dead. L 2004 Page #118  
 in Mexico where our recovery team found the Mexican team dead, correlates  2004 Page #119  
t 69, 1979, Pocono Mountains; body found by Johnson, placed in a freezer; J 2004 Page #122  
Earley used to ship windmills • He found that it took months of planning to 2004 Page #126  
 was edited, explosive residue was found on both bodies and parts, the nose 2004 Page #130  
or was blown inward, explosive was found on the wing, witness drawings are  2004 Page #130  
m the toy factory. And suddenly he found records of winds aloft at that tim 2004 Page #139  
t Roswell was one of a few volumes found on the President's private bookshe 2004 Page #140  
ntually declassified by Canada and found its way into the hands of U.S. UFO 2004 Page #140  
s claim, surely someone would have found the label that said: IF FOUND, PLE 2004 Page #143  
have found the label that said: IF FOUND, PLEASE CONTACT NEW YORK UNIVERSIT 2004 Page #143  
e and precise in describing how he found about a dozen very small bits and  2004 Page #143  
gouge, is where alien corpses were found. The second site has been identifi 2004 Page #143  
f the late 1900s. You may not have found an obituary for this distinguished 2004 Page #146  
rence Tsarist Rocket? • Originally found near end of 19th century,or very b 2004 Page #167  
1-12 meters • Engine component not found • Front section "appeared as if cu 2004 Page #167  
ted controls equipment purportedly found inside, including contour controls 2004 Page #168  
 Crash • In 1969 a crashed UFO was found near Sverdlovsk, with a rather dam 2004 Page #172  
tion USSR archaeologists allegedly found an EBE in the great Pyramid of Che 2004 Page #172  
t would therefore be releasable if found. • He had not yet found a document 2004 Page #191  
easable if found. • He had not yet found a document, and if he did he would 2004 Page #191  
omise they would alert him if they found a document with MJ-12 on it. • Alt 2004 Page #191  
2 on it. • Although he had not yet found any MJ-12 documents, he did have a 2004 Page #191  
ton administration. 1 have not yet found an indication that Clinton had any 2004 Page #196  
well book UFO Crash at Roswell was found in Bill Clinton's personal library 2004 Page #196  
home in Maryland, and his body was found several days later. • His death wa 2004 Page #208  
 at suicide he told Bob Wood "I've found out what's behind it"..." All I ca 2004 Page #209  
 MI6, NSA John Ferry Mr John Ferry found dead • Marconi Director (UK) • He  2004 Page #211  
enticity of the original documents found this insufficient, but, to me at l 2004 Page #214  
copter circling the mesa, which he found almost unbelievable, as he had nev 2004 Page #216  
 who were already at the scene. We found Ken's story believable, but we had 2004 Page #216  
s one of the better authors I have found in the UFO field, nonetheless seem 2004 Page #222  
cter of Colonel William Blanchard, found in Pflock's book Roswell: Inconven 2004 Page #222  
ol. 4, No. 6, June 1998; it can be found on-line at www.nmsr.org/aztec.htm  2004 Page #224  
ook, Case AfJ-12, his key witness, found right off the bat in chapter one,  2004 Page #224  
untered. 4r, Other words were soon found, and all of these with NO image ma 2004 Page #227  
sent a "best read" of what we have found to date by combining the efforts o 2004 Page #227  
 remote site in Utah. What have we found? By combining the "best read" of e 2004 Page #227  
 and hard and then just recently I found a possible answer staring me in th 2004 Page #237  
r more information. On his desk he found there were a number of phone messa 2004 Page #237  
 increasing press interest, Marcel found himself paraded out as the guy who 2004 Page #238  
ET/MJ-12 The important memo can be found on www.majesticdocuments.com under 2004 Page #250  
sion " ■ "Items and data from UFOs found in USSR" (no source noted!) ■ "As  2005 Page #9  
 I sa ) the cause of death was not found because it wasn't pneumon.ia, nor  2005 Page #34  
e UFO had probably crashed, and he found pieces of metal-like debris that w 2005 Page #37  
" With respect to a body or bodies found at the scene, the source added: "I 2005 Page #40  
n the basement , the investigators found the two-dozen large high altitude  2005 Page #60  
DRES site in 1980 to 1983 was also found in the basement along with the aer 2005 Page #62  
the remruns of Mantell's F-51 were found scattered over half a mile. Mantel 2005 Page #64  
mile. Mantell's shattered body was found inside the cockpit and rus watch h 2005 Page #64  
..-yhook balloon launches could be found co coincide with the incident. M.i 2005 Page #65  
al; steel wool and fiberboard were found to be ideal for the purpose. The n 2005 Page #90  
l Cont ere nee final writ. He ,,as found dead in his cell on November 3, 19 2005 Page #102  
ose far planets are just now being found 1 The St111ct11re of Scient{/ic Re 2005 Page #117  
rds r\dministration in about 1985. Found in Box 189, Records Group 341, Ent 2005 Page #125  
ing radar tracks, the objects were found at two crash sites near tl1e \Xfhj 2005 Page #126  
e archive of such materials can be found onLine at the website www.majestic 2005 Page #128  
ronym, not publicly used, was also found in a CIA document from 17 December 2005 Page #128  
It's ego. Furthermore, we have not found any skeptics to interview who had  2005 Page #131  
ing that in 1979 an alien body was found in the Pocono Mountains and placed 2005 Page #132  
ample of "official hoaxing" can be found in the Spitsbergen saga of 1952, w 2005 Page #133  
us: "An abandoned silvery ruse was found in the deep rock-coal seams in Nor 2005 Page #133  
e hand of officialdom can often be found at work. And of course, if there w 2005 Page #134  
ocument surface? Was it officially found in the National Archives or equiva 2005 Page #136  
 Dr. Bob Wood and Ryan Wood can be found at the website www.majesticdocumen 2005 Page #140  
ith the government if the soldiers found it on their premises. We buried it 2005 Page #157  
re he kept weather balloons he had found. The soldiers went through and che 2005 Page #157  
 and other odds and ends that they found. A piece of apparent crash debris  2005 Page #157  
emental makeup. The first thing we found was that the metal appears to be e 2005 Page #157  
gineering" the advanced technology found in the alien craft. Is it even pos 2005 Page #161  
uld be sturued. If the aLiens were found wearing £Light sujts, a study woul 2005 Page #162  
ublicly divulge his background . I found this to be the case with other wit 2005 Page #165  
ter and ten, dead crewmembers were found at the site. Their skin had turned 2005 Page #166  
 lifted by two men. Frenchie never found out what the object was. A lot of  2005 Page #166  
owledge. He describes the de,·ices found aboard the Roswell craft, and how  2005 Page #167  
e Bases. Many UFO researchers have found discrepancies in Colonel Corso's a 2005 Page #168  
l degrees as a ph) sicist could be found, Colonel Corso's credentials were  2005 Page #168  
ted in the German V-7 program, but found the retrieved craft to be differen 2005 Page #169  
 looked into this possibilit y and found that our government had set up for 2005 Page #173  
llel to the array and listened and found no signals. The frequency being us 2006 Page #11  
T in New Mexico on July 7, 1947 (I found his flight log and a newspaper art 2006 Page #12  
 indicate the kind of 'sloppiness' found in a fraudulent document. He dismi 2006 Page #15  
ts for the number of discrepancies found in SOM1-01 when compared with the  2006 Page #16  
s the case, then the discrepancies found in SOM1-01 can be explained as a f 2006 Page #16  
tary. Upon joining the Army, Stone found himself starting a very untypical  2006 Page #16  
nication was required with any EBE found at the crash scene. Stone claimed  2006 Page #18  
had to be administered to any EBEs found at crash sites. In a July 2005 int 2006 Page #19  
ly tracked the craft on radar then found the wreckage and recovered it befo 2006 Page #45  
 wreckage of two battered aircraft found in a Maryland barn 'are prototypes 2006 Page #45  
he wreckage of Iwo-battered &craft found in a Maryland barn "are proto. typ 2006 Page #45  
t, I am 70% confident that we have found the correct site as de icted below 2006 Page #47  
he secret base. One item was never found. During the bailout, Collins lost  2006 Page #75  
 a full pressure suit. Had he been found wearing a space suit, there might  2006 Page #75  
sands of small pieces of debris. I found turbine blades and other component 2006 Page #76  
 the first A- 12 airframes. I also found pieces of titanium structure (Fig. 2006 Page #76  
e paint scheme used at the time. I found some skin with light gray paint ag 2006 Page #76  
ed over a light gray background. I found a small access hatch and a couple  2006 Page #76  
stenciled: DZ82- 29 UNIT 2. I also found some electronic components and one 2006 Page #80  
lace on 27 May 2005. This time, we found what we were looking for. Debris i 2006 Page #80  
, steel, aluminum, and plastic. We found components marked with D-21 part n 2006 Page #80  
se arrived shortly thereafter, but found that a brush fire made access to t 2006 Page #82  
ter the military had departed, and found a scorched section of the canyon t 2006 Page #83  
pported by a rock cairn. They also found the ground covered with small frag 2006 Page #83  
weighing about six pounds) that he found partially buried at the site. Air  2006 Page #83  
maintenance were sold as scrap and found their way into the hands of collec 2006 Page #84  
 a Lockheed F-11 7A. Conversely, I found no debris at the Bakersfield site  2006 Page #85  
n each case described above I have found positively identifiable debris sur 2006 Page #86  
aterial was no different from that found at crash sites of unclassified air 2006 Page #86  
d the YF-12A crash site in 1996. I found a variety of debris including frag 2006 Page #88  
ormation from the sightings that I found in all of the newspaper articles a 2006 Page #97  
n about the "Flatwoods Monster." I found several more headline stories abou 2006 Page #98  
 Documents complex. However, if we found ant colonies on another planet, I  2006 Page #102  
al panic, but introduces a reality found today in service for the study and 2006 Page #103  
ecovered bodies, two of which were found in a severely damaged escape cylin 2006 Page #103  
nder, and the remaining three were found some distance away from the cylind 2006 Page #103  
tion was — there were other bodies found not far from LZ-1 that looked as i 2006 Page #104  
 The samples extracted from bodies found in New Mexico, have yielded new st 2006 Page #105  
version of the word has never been found in the unclassified literature. So 2006 Page #105  
f the Navaho nation on 14 May 1993 found himself gasping for air due to une 2006 Page #110  
ial definitions. As a physicist, I found immediately that one needs to know 2006 Page #113  
ther parts of the body. It is also found in many other mammals and even in  2006 Page #114  
AFs) in the test tube. It has been found that tissue that forms a lot of SA 2006 Page #114  
posits, known as plaques, are also found in the brain under the microscope  2006 Page #114  
ained at autopsy. Plaques are also found in other non-prion diseases such a 2006 Page #114  
 animals, mostly cattle, have been found mutilated with their sex and other 2006 Page #115  
f the area. Nothing was reportedly found. (6) And only hours later, an unus 2006 Page #120  
es about a crashed UFO having been found on the mountain range may have had 2006 Page #121  
his world and, when examined, were found to be dead. What I saw in the boxe 2006 Page #122  
e of days notice. So the things we found at the crash site did tend to supp 2006 Page #125  
 strange, humanoid creatures being found on the mountainside was Prescott h 2006 Page #126  
ld me the story about bodies being found on the mountain. His name was Haro 2006 Page #127  
something to do with them. But she found it rather odd that they were so sm 2006 Page #129  
here it, was alleged, alien bodies found on the Berwyn Mountains, North Wal 2006 Page #130  
a check of their archives, but had found "no record of any such visits." Of 2006 Page #133  
the fact that biological materials found at the Berwyn Mountains site in 13 2006 Page #136  
gy source.] None of the crews were found. The atomic bombs were not recover 2006 Page #141  
cheson's own version. The third is found in Memoirs of Harry S. Truman: Yea 2006 Page #166  
ion of the ending of this event is found in the official transcript of the  2006 Page #168  
ormation at that! What follows was found by Don Berliner, quite unexpectedl 2006 Page #169  
ave more important things to do. I found the following document in the FBI  2006 Page #174  
me, I guess from the metal that we found, that it either had a little explo 2006 Page #176  
mit to "owning" the document. They found none and promptly stamped it "hoax 2006 Page #177  
nference this simply have not been found. However, I can speculate that if  2006 Page #179  
ith a shout of, "Son of a bitch, I found it!" Unfortunately, Doug was not r 2006 Page #180  
area. No object or debris has been found. Officer in Charge Rich Rogala lat 2006 Page #185  
activity. No positive readings are found. From news accounts of July 27: Se 2006 Page #185  
ission, an object was subsequently found on the sea floor in precisely the  2006 Page #189  
iane returned to the same spot and found nothing. • Question #4: How could  2006 Page #190  
 that over thirty animals had been found dead, at various times, in pasture 2006 Page #201  
where Ted Oliphant was on duty. We found Ted and he opened up the nearby Co 2006 Page #201  
urning from space flights. Anybody found guilty of such contact automatical 2006 Page #202  
sec of data points, bur in the end found myself subscribing to the other. I 2007 Page #59  
? Just about all of them, though I found the ads run by information service 2007 Page #76  
: I used to like messing around. I found it more invigorating than the less 2007 Page #79  
 l was a child. When I got there 1 found that the entire sword fencing equi 2007 Page #80  
 did modern history later on but 1 found it incredibl y boring as it just a 2007 Page #80  
curity. (MW note: I have since now found reference that the diaries are pri 2007 Page #84  
 Centre there was a place that she found out from a colleague who had a top 2007 Page #85  
 "catch 22" that the U.S.A.F. ever found itself in. On one hand, the Air Fo 2007 Page #110  
y of unbelievable facilities being found. General Patton described coming u 2007 Page #114  
earched for the burning object but found nothing. The next incident, in San 2007 Page #128  
several pieces of magnetized metal found there. Shortly after the incident, 2007 Page #129  
release any of the metallic debris found at the crashsite. Thjs next incide 2007 Page #129  
nd both big and small animals were found dead. There was a stench so intens 2007 Page #130  
 remnants of the Anomaly ha e been found and spirited away to classified mi 2007 Page #138  
 the area late one night, and who "found their way to the site." Riggs says 2007 Page #138  
reveals. Titled Possible MOONDUST, found within the archives of the 8th Air 2007 Page #139  
 with space objects that have been found. In particular any information per 2007 Page #142  
to the area to find the object had found nothing. The army has concluded th 2007 Page #142  
sic], but to date nothing has been found. So what exactly did occur on that 2007 Page #142  
 had drawn a blank and nothing was found. Was the CIA mjsinformed? Were the 2007 Page #142  
"eterinarian examined the co.rn~J~ found that all of the animal's blood had 2007 Page #146  
ay, more than 100 cattle have been found dead and gruesomely mutilated in N 2007 Page #146  
 corpse (of one mutilated cow), he found that aU of the animal's blood had  2007 Page #146  
ere a slaughtered animal was later found." Those shiny, glowing discs were  2007 Page #146  
have crashed with non-human bodies found outside on the ground and animal p 2007 Page #160  
ide on the ground and animal parts found inside the craft. "LZ-2" on this m 2007 Page #160  
Mexican military. The authors also found a witness living near the crash si 2007 Page #184  
ns were heard saying that they had found a second crash site nearby and tha 2007 Page #186  
                      The Mexicans found an object described as being sixte 2007 Page #187  
er searching for about an hour, we found a field of debris that included al 2007 Page #189  
n the desert near Coyame, where we found a roughly circular pattern of scor 2007 Page #189  
ure. During our investigation , we found pieces of metal at this site that  2007 Page #189  
 similar in nature to the metal we found at the crashed airplane debris fie 2007 Page #189  
 ,-;. ~-' ... . .· Airplane Debris Found Near Coyame (by Ruben Uriarte) Thi 2007 Page #189  
d skull of a human being. He later found out from an elderly gentleman who  2007 Page #190  
lement or impurity of any kind was found in the material in question. In ot 2007 Page #194  
eorite, that he and his family had found in the Andes, and wanted to know w 2007 Page #197  
ults of the analysis of a material found by you in the Andes Mountains, are 2007 Page #198  
sukov's scientific credentials and found that he was indeed a very prominen 2007 Page #198  
in trace elements." The SIMS rest "found a surface layer of carbon, oxygen, 2007 Page #199  
northern port city of Coquimbo. He found the pieces in the Limari Valley, t 2007 Page #200  
olution for the sightings had been found. None of that was true. Investigat 2008 Page #7  
estigation by civilian researchers found dozens of witnesses , evidence of  2008 Page #7  
 the investigation , and that they found no conflicting data suggests that  2008 Page #11  
d by the soldiers from Dugway ever found its way into the Air Force files.  2008 Page #12  
: Of these sightings , 11,917 were found to have been caused by material ob 2008 Page #23  
ssions I½" and 7" in diameter were found where the object had been sighted  2008 Page #32  
one of which was said to have been found at an undisclosed location in Ariz 2008 Page #37  
He claimed he went out looking but found nothing. Then he added not long af 2008 Page #52  
 to secure the Crash Zone may have found it was more of a difficult task th 2008 Page #60  
ered by the military before it was found by our Visitors, the ones whose pr 2008 Page #60  
tories, in their own words, can be found on the Coalition for Freedom of In 2008 Page #66  
h the early part of l 972, testing found odd, unexplained noise that made " 2008 Page #73  
E# 27 On their way back, Burroughs found three indentations in the forest s 2008 Page #83  
yond the tripod indentations. They found scorch marks on the trees and bran 2008 Page #83  
deep and 7 inches in diameter were found where the object had been sighted  2008 Page #93  
e Tunguska site, both of which are found in meteorites . As a result, the t 2008 Page #100  
hus, I went and met Tim Cooper and found that he was clearly sitting on a g 2008 Page #104  
 Tim Cooper opened his mailbox and found, among other things, this note (sl 2008 Page #105  
Peoples," following che guidelines found in the Pentateuch. Obviously , che 2008 Page #112  
im Angleton. There are clues to be found in these docll11ents. I can say no 2008 Page #115  
resent his views ■ The "guidelines found in the Pentateuch." is not only wr 2008 Page #118  
l to me I went to check my ~ii and found another large brown envelope post  2008 Page #119  
y of former Polish workers , Black found that IBM technology was passed not 2008 Page #128  
icant celestial alignments already found in NASA's long established ritual  2008 Page #136  
tle-known nickname of "Poppy," was found in the personal notebook of oil ge 2008 Page #142  
ON BY COL SOKOLOY • NO EXPLANATION FOUND • SOVIETS HAD DECENTRALUl:D COMAi  2008 Page #150  
tails of these interactions can be found in The FBI Files by Nick Redfern,  2009 Page #9  
of the pages. It turned out that I found that colleague Nick Redfern had st 2009 Page #11  
ied this for me some time ago, and found a published book using similar par 2009 Page #11  
 "exempt from declassification ... found in Trellis security safe." See ima 2009 Page #13  
 As a scientist and astronomer , I found this most disheartening because si 2009 Page #17  
free countries just mentioned have found it worthwhile to take some precaut 2009 Page #22  
 Garrison's "toe-hold," after Shaw found out about Garrison's investigation 2009 Page #33  
cuments . The first was a document found in 1985 in the U.S. National Archi 2009 Page #35  
2 Special Studies Project". It was found among a group of declassified Air  2009 Page #35  
 been exhaustively researched, and found by some prominent UFO researchers  2009 Page #37  
onse of other MJ-12 members is not found in leaked documents , Dulles' Nove 2009 Page #40  
racy of the Hotline transcript was found in a series of 1997 interviews con 2009 Page #42  
 Attorney of New Orleans. Garrison found much documentary evidence to demon 2009 Page #44  
bers who sanctioned the directives found in the Burned Document including a 2009 Page #45  
TES 1 Even though the document was found in a box of official records at th 2009 Page #46  
e community and whose story can be found at the website, www.serpo .org. Ac 2009 Page #52  
hat with respect to the alien body found at the Kingman site: "It was about 2009 Page #55  
cer. When I visited June's home, I found her gardening or remodeling the in 2009 Page #88  
 to Wright-Patterson AFB cannot be found. No doubt they have been misplaced 2009 Page #91  
ut Dr. von Braun. I have still not found such a reference. June gave me an  2009 Page #93  
 a total of 24 years experience, I found her sincere and credible. As her f 2009 Page #95  
so identified the landing site and found traces of aliens who made a short  2009 Page #134  
 diameter and 5 cm deep. They also found a deep, vertical track tom into th 2009 Page #137  
e hundred times more than had been found in control samples. Pressure tests 2009 Page #137  
n-fold lack of microorganisms were found in the soil at the landing sites.  2009 Page #137  
 Phenomena over the years, I often found myself in awe at the dedication of 2009 Page #154  
atest mystery of our times. Soon I found myself on the edge of this same ob 2009 Page #154  
947 using NEWSPAPERARCHIVE.ORG , I found some interesting news stories that 2009 Page #156  
 Japan. Wondering who Leech was, I found the answer in the Wisconsin State  2009 Page #157  
s." The most astonishing article I found, however , is that of the Frederic 2009 Page #162  
itself in a folder labeled 1947. I found this to be very odd. Also absent f 2009 Page #173  
ipedia) In Snoddg_rass' .e~e_ers I found the follow_ing set of orders __ :  2009 Page #174  
ent in late July 1947, Arnold soon found himself in a twilight zone of even 2009 Page #179  

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TAL ABSOLVED BY MRS. FORRESTAL ‘No Foundation for Criticism, ’NyiW mea refl 2003 Page #93  
achusetts and the National Science Foundation to metallurgists at Sandia Na 2003 Page #110  
ject that the non-profit McDonnell Foundation was supporting to collect evi 2004 Page #123  
liscovered by the Gravit) Research Foundation of New Boston, a complete und 2005 Page #172  
l Mathew E. Thuney 177 The Bigelow Foundation: Historical Review October 19 2006 Page #3  
nt, Allen Tough to be published by Foundation for the Future. Available in  2006 Page #70  
and could have served as a perfect foundation for a contingency cover story 2006 Page #83  
                       The Bigelow Foundation: Historical Review October 19 2006 Page #196  
n Las Vegas, there was the Bigelow Foundation 2. During the summer of 1992, 2006 Page #196  
 going to work for him and his new Foundation. Bigelow proposed setting up  2006 Page #196  
put into action and my role at the Foundation took a different and interest 2006 Page #196  
 we investigated when I joined the Foundation as Research Coordinator in 19 2006 Page #196  
h Retrieval Conference The Bigelow Foundation In August of 1992, I finally  2006 Page #197  
for Robert Bigelow and the Bigelow Foundation. The Foundation was a foundat 2006 Page #197  
ow and the Bigelow Foundation. The Foundation was a foundation in name only 2006 Page #197  
w Foundation. The Foundation was a foundation in name only and was never of 2006 Page #197  
zled me as part of the role of the Foundation was to provide funding for re 2006 Page #197  
unusual ideas that they wanted the Foundation to fund, such as UFO novelty  2006 Page #197  
he Internet, during my stay at the Foundation and following, that Robert Bi 2006 Page #197  
g "Black Budget" money through the Foundation to UFO and other researchers. 2006 Page #197  
brary My first task at the Bigelow Foundation was to establish a library at 2006 Page #197  
uth Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas. The Foundation was located within a mock Tud 2006 Page #197  
 Report Prior to my working at the Foundation, Robert Bigelow, along with a 2006 Page #197  
e report was mailed by the Bigelow Foundation to over one hundred thousand  2006 Page #197  
ofessionals. When I started at the Foundation, health professionals and exp 2006 Page #197  
her information and referrals. The Foundation had established a list of pro 2006 Page #197  
ok place in the early years of the Foundation and included such speakers as 2006 Page #198  
acobs and Dr. John Mack. Later the Foundation heard that Prof. John Mack ha 2006 Page #198  
y large grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to hold a conference, and Pro 2006 Page #198  
f the research side of the Bigelow Foundation were trips north of Las Vegas 2006 Page #198  
hysics Building. When I joined the Foundation, the School of Nursing was ab 2006 Page #199  
nce starting work with the Bigelow Foundation, I was invited to many sky wa 2006 Page #200  
I had met right after I joined the Foundation accompanied me on the trips.  2006 Page #200  
e time. Back in March of 1993, the Foundation received some information abo 2006 Page #200  
ns, to help him with his Intruders Foundation 12. Since Budd's recent illne 2006 Page #202  
he had got behind with much of the Foundation work. Budd is an artist and w 2006 Page #202  
eks of angry listeners phoning the Foundation when this announcement was ma 2006 Page #204  
 still associate the show with the Foundation, that Art would not get quali 2006 Page #204  
s to invite the public to call the Foundation with accounts of their person 2006 Page #204  
rrogated me about the show and the Foundation. He said that he was head of  2006 Page #205  
 said that he was head of another "Foundation that studied human potential" 2006 Page #205  
matics of the Face on Mars. 13 The Foundation had been sent a copy by the a 2006 Page #205  
osis therapy. He came round to the Foundation office, several times, and we 2006 Page #205  
for several years after I left the Foundation and still sends a Christmas c 2006 Page #206  
teresting experiencers visited the Foundation office, such as a man who had 2006 Page #206  
r areas and I decided to leave the Foundation to continue working on my Ph. 2006 Page #207  
ng on my Ph.D. and my writing. The Foundation was able to provide a base fo 2006 Page #207  
government?" During my stay at the Foundation there was never any overt evi 2006 Page #207  
r this but it was obvious that the Foundation was under surveillance and pe 2006 Page #207  
udersfoundation.org/ The Intruders Foundation 13. Mathematics of the Face o 2006 Page #208  
y is Chair of the National Science Foundation 's Global Change Program 's U 2008 Page #75  
oubtedly have a certain scientific foundation, and which may one day come c 2008 Page #112  
d a major grant by the Rockefeller Foundation . His work during World War I 2008 Page #131  
 tried to interest the Rockefeller Foundation and Howard Hughes in funding  2008 Page #134  
reasury at the end of the war. The foundation for a multinational German bu 2008 Page #137  
of Chicago (1889), the Rockefeller Foundation (1913) and the Lincoln School 2008 Page #140  
nmental Fund, Fabian Society, Ford Foundation , Foundation for National Pro 2008 Page #143  
 Fabian Society, Ford Foundation , Foundation for National Progress, German 2008 Page #143  
al Council of Churches , New World Foundation , Rand Institute, Stanford Re 2008 Page #143  
 percent owned by the Bertelsman.n Foundation created by the Gennan Bertels 2008 Page #144  

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 one that made me suspect that the Foundation's activities and phone lines  2006 Page #205  

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 believe that a society based on a foundational lie can be a good thing." I 2005 Page #86  

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the better-known organizations and foundations linked by membership or fund 2008 Page #143  
global control through economics , foundations, the United Nations, univers 2008 Page #144  

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stitute of Atmospheric Physics was founded in 1953 as a direct result of th 2005 Page #99  
ation (ISSO), a research institute founded by Silicon Valley entrepreneur J 2006 Page #49  
 was a civilian UFO research group founded in the latter half of the 1950's 2006 Page #175  
 closed in the late 1970's. CUFOS, founded in the early 1970's, still exist 2006 Page #175  
rg-the brother of Paul Warburg who founded the Federal Reserve System and h 2008 Page #125  
 Thyssen 's Dutch bank, originally founded by Thyssen 's father in 19 I 6,  2008 Page #129  
SS officer who, with Smith's help, founded the secretive Bilderber g meetin 2008 Page #132  
, physicist and Nobel laureate who founded quantum mechanics; gaseous urani 2008 Page #138  
 received aid from the Rockefeller founded General Education Board Globalis 2008 Page #140  
lying. But there are other reasons founded on the maxim of utility, since i 2009 Page #15  
, the city of Kingman, Arizona was founded in 1882. Today, it has a populat 2009 Page #48  

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uenza • Dr. Robert G. Green 1947 — founder and prompter of "retrograde viru 2004 Page #201  
this science, whjch its pioneering founder, Dr. \X ilhelm Reich, named orgo 2005 Page #87  
olleague Jim l\fartin, who is also founder of Flatland 13ooks. 1 am also in 2005 Page #88  
n as early as 1938. She was also a founder of Consumers Union, a communistd 2005 Page #93  
andpicked successor of Skunk Works founder Kelly Johnson and the man famous 2005 Page #174  
s efforts to support defense might founder. All non-essential business acti 2006 Page #63  
 and :.Mining Sciences since 1976; founder of the Central Laboratory of Sub 2007 Page #198  
Root, attorney for Federal Reserve founder Paul Warburg 's Kuhn, Loeb & Com 2008 Page #125  
Reserve as well as Federal Reserve founder Frank Vanderlip and George Herbe 2008 Page #125  
directly to forn1er SS officer and founder of the Bilderbergers , Prince Be 2008 Page #129  
 of World War II, Niels Bohr , the founder of atomic theory, made a stateme 2009 Page #20  
UFO investigator since 1976 and co founder of the Voronezh Joint Anomalous  2009 Page #137  
Eleanor Blau contacts Jim Speiser, founder of a national computer network a 2009 Page #138  

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     world, Unite!" its capitalist founders grew fearful that their creatio 2008 Page #126  
rest as Heisenber g was one of the founders of quantum mechanics and Gerlac 2008 Page #138  
f 25 For rating system used by the founders of the Majestic Documents websi 2009 Page #46  
  3° For rating system used by the founders of the Majestic Documents websi 2009 Page #47  

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d with Lundahl had been one of the founding members of NPIC. Neasham had cr 2004 Page #104  

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                       The Bigelow Foundtion David Jacobs, Professor of His 2006 Page #198  
                       The Bigelow Foundtion UFO Field Detectors Since star 2006 Page #200  
                       The Bigelow Foundtion and by talking with mutual col 2006 Page #202  
                       The Bigelow Foundtion books and an announcement woul 2006 Page #204  
                       The Bigelow Foundtion said "Maybe." However, the nex 2006 Page #206  
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the sky and into the sea, making a fountain of water which was described as 2004 Page #5  
the sky and into the sea, making a fountain of water which was described as 2007 Page #139  

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ther biased and distorted articles foUowed. Time l\llagazj11e's offering wa 2005 Page #93  
 a ven-fast and very bright flash, foUowed by a longer and less-bright one. 2007 Page #143  

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adych. He begins by describing the foUowing: "The spherical craft squatting 2005 Page #172  

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 was a specialist that spent about four years in a location to build church 2003 Page #22  
aper d Has two sons, Dewey & John, four brothers After his employment at th 2003 Page #31  
e of 74 □ No children, survived by four brothers b Spent 34 years as Fire C 2003 Page #33  
ally had to divide the research in four directions: general foot anatomy, i 2003 Page #48  
fying six of the layers as cotton, four of woven cloth and two ayers of com 2003 Page #50  
d up. From out of the truck exited four men wearing an odd white covering w 2003 Page #70  
are, on a stretcher-like base with four handles down through the field towa 2003 Page #70  
 was sighted flying over the Hague four separate times. Four days later an  2003 Page #88  
ver the Hague four separate times. Four days later an Eastern Airlines DC-3 2003 Page #88  
e the patient is secured, a twenty four hour Marine guard is put on his doo 2003 Page #90  
the President visits Forrestal and four days later he is visited by the new 2003 Page #90  
 this belief. So it was that fifty four years ago the architected of our mo 2003 Page #95  
ragments to him, keeping the other four in a safe deposit box. The professo 2003 Page #103  
ines of bismuth varied from one to four microns, about half the diameter of 2003 Page #105  
 The bismuth layers average one to four microns and the magnesium/zinc laye 2003 Page #106  
second-story deck in the exclusive Four Hills neighborhood of Albuquerque f 2003 Page #142  
ome strange "people." For the last four years, Gabriel Valdez, an officer i 2003 Page #143  
sh Retrieval Conference Brooksher, four colonels, two AFOSI men (including  2003 Page #146  
visited Paul Bennewitz on at least four occasions, talked to him many times 2003 Page #147  
 at the Base, in plain view of the Four Hills neighborhood, as well as the  2003 Page #150  
tographer show in the photos □ The four shapes shown are consistent with pu 2003 Page #174  
o fat, good muscles o Small hands, four long digits, no thumb, webbing 11/8 2003 Page #174  
EXTRATERRESTRIAL CRAFT SKETCHES OF FOUR DIFFERENT TYPES: □ Elliptical or di 2003 Page #174  
erations Manual EXAMPLE: ETYMOLOGY Four anachronisms seem to add authentici 2003 Page #180  
objections shortly. Slide 46 shows four examples of subtle changes in the u 2003 Page #181  
 A SUBTLETY ON “DOWNED SATELLITE ” Four other choices c meteors cweather ba 2003 Page #182  
 to Washington. There he viewed 1) Four large glass jars holding 4 creature 2003 Page #190  
 for the National Enquirer in 1983 four years before Gleason's death. It wa 2003 Page #194  
ary Phenomenon Unit document* page four states, "On 8 July, Twining visited 2003 Page #207  
bed as egg-shaped, metal and about four meters in diameter. 2. The Bolivian 2004 Page #7  
was.. .egg-shaped, metal and about four meters in diameter." What of the po 2004 Page #10  
was "puzzling." Gray said three of four samples he studied using "highly se 2004 Page #30  
nutes earlier, Wickens, along with four women in his vehicle, had been trav 2004 Page #34  
sition in the starry sky. The were four, sometimes five lights, flashing se 2004 Page #34  
through that area. Wickens and the four women discussed what they should do 2004 Page #35  
ere were only these two boats with four or five people on each, however the 2004 Page #38  
g the Sound up to seven, including four more fishing boats that had joined  2004 Page #40  
P divers from Halifax Subdivision. Four Divers from the Fleet Diving Unit,  2004 Page #41  
d. But that was not the end of it. Four of the red lights reappeared a shor 2004 Page #45  
te. Permission was granted and the four men headed off base and into the wo 2004 Page #47  
ed his sidearm on it. Three of the four men returned to base hours later wi 2004 Page #47  
 them, not Americans. ... They had four radar sites on here, live missiles  2004 Page #52  
he two bases together was probably four and a half thousand people. I saw e 2004 Page #52  
 of 1980, I was on patrol — Police Four, D Flight, with a fellow Security P 2004 Page #54  
ery deliberate. Then it burst into four pieces and disappeared. The aircraf 2004 Page #54  
t two, probably three and possibly four, extraterrestrial 'flying discs.' T 2004 Page #62  
ds at an altitude of 30,000 feet." Four months later by November 1944, the  2004 Page #66  
but were compiled from notes after four separate conversations with the mil 2004 Page #74  
so said that the bodies were about four feet in height. There was no descri 2004 Page #74  
rkansas back in 1993... SLIDE #32: Four teats removed, Nounan, Idaho, Octob 2004 Page #77  
daho, back on October 9, 1989. All four teats were cleanly and bloodlessly  2004 Page #77  
ve Oak, Alabama, February 10, 1993 Four years later on February 10, 1993 in 2004 Page #77  
l technician went into a coma only four hours after placing a body in a rub 2004 Page #81  
g a body in a rubber body-bag. All four men were rushed to Los Alamos for o 2004 Page #81  
to Los Alamos for observation. All four later died of seizures and profuse  2004 Page #81  
seizures and profuse bleeding. All four were wearing protective suits when  2004 Page #81  
the occupants. 9. Autopsies on the four dead SED technicians are not conclu 2004 Page #81  
onclusive. It is believed that the four may have suffered from some form of 2004 Page #81  
 another witness who reported that four bodies from a crash in New Mexico h 2004 Page #97  
overed, fractured porthole, bodies four feet long; multiple sources 12 1949 2004 Page #111  
I, 25-26 UFO unharmed, unoccupied, four occupants all dead nearby 29 1954 N 2004 Page #112  
f crashed UFO high tech artifacts; four bodies in aquariums 31 1956 Wright- 2004 Page #112  
 Researcher Debbie Valerio II, 6-7 Four humanoid burned bodies recovered, s 2004 Page #112  
e second case, Report 2, describes four crew members taken alive, five feet 2004 Page #117  
tem 9 discussing "autopsies on the four dead SED technicians" — suggesting  2004 Page #119  
hat he put them in his reports) by four hoaxes. We have included two of the 2004 Page #121  
oaxes. We have included two of the four in the master list of 80 reports an 2004 Page #121  
ingfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports FOUR REPORTS ARE PROBABLY HOAXES • Repor 2004 Page #122  
he head of the Disney Studios, and four of the nine original Disney animato 2004 Page #179  
ators. Ward Kimball was one of the four at the table. During the encounter  2004 Page #179  
 2nd addition • Chapter 18, p243.."Four years have passed..." a RV answer:  2004 Page #205  
int Intelligence Committee." • The four paragraphs say we need a classified 2004 Page #210  
I Former Army Brigadier • Married, four children Death of John Ferry is RV  2004 Page #211  
rn also points out that one of the four UFO crash retrievals discussed in B 2004 Page #218  
 — have an FBI file that is almost four hundred pages in length? Unlikely.  2004 Page #218  
o date by combining the efforts of four independent researchers into this o 2004 Page #227  
we call the Ramey memo. Note these four people are not doing "combined" res 2004 Page #227  
amey's office on 8 July 1947, only four original negatives now survive in t 2004 Page #233  
cial Collections. It is with these four original negatives this current res 2004 Page #233  
er startling result. In taking the four surviving negatives, his initial fi 2004 Page #233  
med up the initial indicators: the four UTA negatives could be split into t 2004 Page #234  
. At his session where he took the four images of Ramey and Ramey & DuBose  2004 Page #236  
am itself subscribed to AP, it had four dedicated lines, but it also subscr 2004 Page #237  
off beautifully. Nine of us, using four, twelve-foot-tall A-frame structure 2004 Page #240  
ane and Valqufria, were visited by four men who refused co identify themsel 2005 Page #35  
 uain car," he would say laterwith four lights around it. Stacie at first,  2005 Page #37  
 was real and "I would guess about four feet tall." He stated that the body 2005 Page #40  
e was also under the influence of "four Martinis" when the pair interviewed 2005 Page #40  
 Kingman, Arizona in 1953 and that four entities survived . That would have 2005 Page #45  
 Mantell was on a "ferry mission." Four F-51 Guard planes of the 165th Figh 2005 Page #64  
e came alive after 9 /11. Three or four days later, we were here down on th 2005 Page #66  
f a penny each). This works out to four groups: I call them the owners, man 2005 Page #75  
freeze conditions. They were about four feet tall. The man had been told th 2005 Page #79  
ated in Southern California, up to four people claim ro have seen an "AJjen 2005 Page #83  
upted in flames, and over the next four years World War One swept the empir 2005 Page #88  
941. The two men met for more than four hours that afternoon to discuss Rei 2005 Page #91  
aw the 'star' to the west fade out four times in succession , what had been 2005 Page #96  
ry star and the star had faded out four times. There was no mistake about i 2005 Page #96  
after drawing on it. The remaining four unknowns (to the north, south and w 2005 Page #96  
ng, the skies cleared. At 5:30 PM, four B-56 bombers flew i.n low over the  2005 Page #100  
ed Top Secret Majic-states that aU four technicians djed from seizures and  2005 Page #126  
as ... egg-shaped, metal and about four meters in diameter." CIA reports of 2005 Page #143  
sney studios, he was introduced to four of the original Disney animators. \ 2005 Page #149  
lied across the countr). More than four decades later, in the year 2002, th 2005 Page #154  
tely get close. According to Jose, four soldiers were stationed at the wrec 2005 Page #156  
nge. Two weeks after the recovery, four soldiers showed up on the Padilla R 2005 Page #157  
 windows and rode for an estimated four hours. When they arrived at their d 2005 Page #168  
rine Corps as a fighter pilot, and four years with the Air Force at \'(frig 2005 Page #169  
g constructed at the time, and the four ETs that accompani ed the craft wer 2005 Page #170  
eaks and Structure of Secrecy PART FOUR: Substantiating the Rumors • Is the 2006 Page #30  
him across the rugged terrain. The four men in the truck had seen him desce 2006 Page #74  
effort ended. They covered an area four miles long and two miles wide cente 2006 Page #75  
bed their flashlights and escorted four of the curious boys onto the farm l 2006 Page #90  
 the area of a huge oak tree about four feet back from the path and to thei 2006 Page #90  
 about three feet across and about four feet wide at the bottom. It was top 2006 Page #94  
ually went down then lifted off on four separate occasions. These three obj 2006 Page #98  
 mechanical man. Was 10 feet tall, four feet wide. Had a blood red face. Sp 2006 Page #98  
edical technician went into a coma four hours after placing a body in a rub 2006 Page #104  
g a body in a rubber body-bag. All four were rushed to Los Alamos for obser 2006 Page #104  
to Los Alamos for observation. All four later died of seizures and profuse  2006 Page #104  
seizures and profuse bleeding. All four were wearing protective suits when  2006 Page #104  
the occupants. 9. Autopsies on the four dead SED technicians are not conclu 2006 Page #104  
onclusive. It is believed that the four may have suffered from some form of 2006 Page #104  
IID at Ft. Detrick, MD consists of four levels of Biosafety as was communic 2006 Page #106  
ases where there seems to be some. Four examples of possible death from ali 2006 Page #108  
rst on my list is the death of the four SED technicians alluded to in the 1 2006 Page #108  
 deaths with the epidemic near the Four Corners more than forty years later 2006 Page #108  
ctims were Native Americans in the Four Corners Area.23 A highly proficient 2006 Page #110  
lfriend was the Index Case for the Four Corners Outbreak, having passed awa 2006 Page #110  
idemiologist Dr. Jay Butler to the Four Corners area where he and his staff 2006 Page #110  
ed by PCR, in discovering that the Four Corners Virus was a new type of Han 2006 Page #111  
nt vector. In January of 1994, the four Corners virus was finally given its 2006 Page #111  
ital in London was prompted by the Four Corners investigation to question w 2006 Page #112  
the pulmonary symptoms seen in the Four Corners. Renal symptoms, then pulmo 2006 Page #112  
way proving ground or elsewhere of four SED techs, which contain, in the ch 2006 Page #112  
o go from the alien virus from the four SED technicians to today is quite c 2006 Page #112  
f LZ-3 is less than 300 miles from Four Corners • Ft Detrick would very lik 2006 Page #112  
Dugway is less than 300 miles from Four Corners • A small epidemic occurred 2006 Page #112  
epidemic occurred in the 1993 near Four Corners • The pinyon nut harvest an 2006 Page #112  
thogens, new diseases? We have now four examples from the past of apparent  2006 Page #112  
athogen from the Roswell deaths of four technicians. There are modern conce 2006 Page #117  
 that seemed to be divided up into four distinct sections, each of which wa 2006 Page #120  
ine its overall disc-shape and the four sections." (7) Two people known to  2006 Page #121  
to take shape. `We, that is me and four others, were ordered to go to Lland 2006 Page #122  
 and had been up-rooted and thrown four hundred feet. "The only other perso 2006 Page #129  
 dressed in black — about three to four foot tall. She thought, because she 2006 Page #129  
 'little gathering' of them, about four or five, very, very early in the mo 2006 Page #129  
icopters departed Fort Bliss. "The four helicopters followed the border dow 2006 Page #135  
exists. SLIDE # 13 — Aerial B&W of Four Missile Batteries, Key West region  2006 Page #142  
of radar outside B Battery (One of four Batteries in Key West region in 196 2006 Page #142  
ts were clear. There were three or four targets and they were east of Miami 2006 Page #145  
AID THAT THIS WENT ON FOR THREE TO FOUR HOURS. IN ALL THAT PERIOD OF TIME,  2006 Page #146  
 (in Key West). The other three or four were just flying their grid. I was  2006 Page #147  
YOUR MILITARY CAREER? Oh, three or four times. WITH UFOS ON RADAR? Yeah. AN 2006 Page #148  
AND YET, BILL SAYS WITHIN THREE OR FOUR DAYS, SOME KIND OF OFFICIAL NOTICE  2006 Page #150  
n office that contained the vault. Four Photographs of Extraterrestrial Bio 2006 Page #157  
rmer aircraft purchasing agent and four boys, using 10-power binoculars, sa 2006 Page #179  
ounding the Lummi Island Incident, four theories regarding the event's caus 2006 Page #190  
 group also answered positively to four or more of five key indicator quest 2006 Page #198  
ut two and a half inches thick and four inches square. It has been analyzed 2006 Page #206  
 could break the process down into four major steps: "I. Detect the UFO cra 2007 Page #29  
 unknown lights, voices; cites the four classic books by him V. The Evidenc 2007 Page #44  
es. In the most memorable, the top four fifths of the page was taken up by  2007 Page #61  
ed opaque envelope and contained a four page, four color prospectus primed  2007 Page #67  
nvelope and contained a four page, four color prospectus primed on high qua 2007 Page #67  
 paper, "A similar analysis of the four dead occupants was arranged by Dr.  2007 Page #75  
ay near the base scrap-~ ard, were four flying wing discs, measurin g 20, 4 2007 Page #95  
It's important to note, that these four aircraft are NOT to be confused wit 2007 Page #95  
 disc. Jack also recalled that all four aircraft had a small black "non-sEp 2007 Page #100  
 to allow entry for the pilot. All four discs were poEshed aluminum silver  2007 Page #100  
Officer in charge) of MacDill, alJ four aircraft had been flown in, and the 2007 Page #100  
 near the edge) the largest of the four discs must have been a sight to beh 2007 Page #105  
sides of the crew compartment, and four exhaust ports at the aft bottom end 2007 Page #106  
epair at the scrap-yar d, near the four discs. These bombs were capable of  2007 Page #107  
 propulsion system utilized by the four craft, or who specifically built th 2007 Page #108  
s were een in flying formacions of four and sixteen. ,-. I_ 111■!!!!111 1!! 2007 Page #109  
ion #28) THE PROPOSED ARTICLE: The four djsc shaped experimental rurcrafc w 2007 Page #109  
                                   four discs stored at MacDill was respons 2007 Page #110  
ease information pertaining to the four discs parked at the scrap-yard whic 2007 Page #110  
n 1967. Jack was informed that the four djscs parked at the scrap area were 2007 Page #114  
affed by small men -probably under four feet tall. It's frightening, but th 2007 Page #136  
ing J. Edgar Hoover, the events of four days later certainly were. lt was o 2007 Page #137  
bed as egg-shaped, metal and about four meters in diameter. 2. The Bolivian 2007 Page #141  
io Grande River toward Presidio in four helicopters, three Hueys and a larg 2007 Page #187  
ption of the Ubaruba fragment, the four other samples appeared ro be a "liq 2007 Page #193  
ded the following compositions for four separate measurements. ELEMENT Mn F 2007 Page #197  
ty. They estimated its ruameter at four meters and its altitude ar 1,000 me 2007 Page #199  
emed out of control, they obsen ed four other discs fl~ing co its ,icirury  2007 Page #199  
 recovered two metal chunks, about four inches by one and one-fourth inches 2007 Page #199  
ected to open scientific analysis. Four of the metallic fragments are still 2007 Page #201  
 Tehran area. In quick succession, four calls arrived from one of the city' 2008 Page #31  
aters and Woodbridge , to name but four. Is it really acceptable and reason 2008 Page #37  
rt did not commence until three to four days after the Crash. The searchers 2008 Page #44  
alled an unusual conversation with four of her husband's former crew member 2008 Page #45  
crew members on December 12, 1979, four days after her husband had died. Th 2008 Page #45  
ets. Sandra White added that about four months later she spoke with a man n 2008 Page #45  
 the Elk River Logging Camp. I saw four milita,y weapons carriers. There we 2008 Page #51  
he large orb of light was three to four times larger than the smaller ones. 2008 Page #58  
 Bud Steffens. RAF Woodbridg e was four miles west of RAF Bentwaters (in Bu 2008 Page #78  
 (radar) base (RAF Bawdsey) that's four miles from here also marked it as a 2008 Page #86  
ith claw-like hands that have only four fingers, what happened in the evolu 2008 Page #94  
sic measured quantities. There are four obvious people shown in slide 12 wh 2008 Page #106  
ference samples would be the first four shown above plus the U.N. address.  2008 Page #107  
e QD and the U.N. results and adds four more criteria which seem to be simi 2008 Page #107  
that scenario, points one, two and four (mentioned above) more or less go a 2008 Page #108  
SALT II (draft). Teller spells out four July 2487 recommendations : 1979 St 2009 Page #10  
t was real and I would guess about four feet tall." Its body was dark brown 2009 Page #49  
Kingman , Arizona in 1953 and that four entities survived. That would have  2009 Page #51  
lesham Forest, 2007. SLIDE# 5 Only four months ago, Col. Charles I. Halt, t 2009 Page #59  
ce at RAF Mildenhall, England. But four years later in 1984, Col. Halt was  2009 Page #68  
 in the sky at that time, at least four (f not jive or more. WERE THEY ALL  2009 Page #72  
Bazley is a retired U.S. Air Force four star general who served as Commande 2009 Page #73  
 biographies. I have since checked four other histories related to Project  2009 Page #93  
s and an editorial to the story in four short days concluding with a classi 2009 Page #134  
 mocking journalist of only twenty four hours earlier. "U.F.O. Landing is F 2009 Page #138  
 broken the story of the century." Four months passed, and in early Februar 2009 Page #139  
and ... and recorded in one of the four depressions .... It is (a) striking 2009 Page #139  
h a ray that would be effective at four miles, not for killing that far awa 2009 Page #158  

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ing: 'We had bought two, derelict, four-hundred-year-old cottages which we  2006 Page #128  

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 end. The object appears to have a four-inch lip running around its outer e 2006 Page #187  

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 to building a layer per week, one four-layer sample was mostly white, not  2003 Page #109  

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d have a hatch or opening that was four-to-five feet in height and two-to-t 2005 Page #42  
d have a hatch or opening that was four-to-five feet in height and two-to-t 2009 Page #49  

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. At the time there was a club for four-wheel drive enthusiasts in Westport 2008 Page #44  

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e). • Egg-shaped, metal, and about fourteen feet In diameter. • US Ambassad 2006 Page #29  
killed in the war of the Falklands fourteen years previously could not have 2006 Page #128  
recollections of what had occurred fourteen years previously. During the co 2006 Page #132  
enniston what he had said. Finally fourteen years after the Bentwaters even 2008 Page #90  

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 actions going on at the time. The fourth challenge was that the descriptio 2003 Page #183  
he orders ef General Thomas Handy, Fourth Amy Hdqrs. Remains of the |3^’erp 2003 Page #234  
chnicians, \ t • The status of the fourth technician is unknown. Autposies  2003 Page #235  
n to metals of this area." But the fourth "may require more investigation," 2004 Page #30  
 more investigation," he said. The fourth fragment appeared melted and look 2004 Page #30  
es of their time in the woods. The fourth man did not return with the other 2004 Page #47  
fication and may as well be in the fourth dimension for all the good it is  2004 Page #95  
; the third, content analysis; the fourth, what we have termed "authenticit 2004 Page #243  
E# 43 Linda over slide: One of the fourth generation settlers in the town o 2005 Page #70  
m, but a fatal accident during the fourth launch, on 30 July 1966, almost d 2006 Page #77  
.2m tall ... after a few moments a fourth being started down the stairs, ap 2007 Page #152  
ted from the book, The Rise of the Fourth Reich (New York: HarperCollins Pu 2008 Page #123  
ng fear that America is becoming a Fourth Reich. To determine if there is a 2008 Page #123  
 new empire in the United States-a Fourth Reich? The signs are ominous. Sin 2008 Page #144  
laims as stated by Phil Corso. The fourth presentation looked at a whole ne 2009 Page #7  

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 as his chief of staff. Baker is a fourth-generation member of a family lon 2008 Page #142  

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1'EEO, rs.T PO w1U:OCN, e w~ EVilt FOUWO, ~ I~ -n!i U"-0'.S \AO OSUIIEltAt• 2009 Page #105  

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 with a man (that investigaror Ra~ Fowler would later refer ro as "Fritz \' 2005 Page #39  
anged radically, however, when Ray Fowler began d.ig_ging inco the case in  2005 Page #40  
g_ging inco the case in 1973. Ra.) Fowler learned of the Kingman case from  2005 Page #40  
k, Casebook of a UFO lnvestigat01; Fowler stated: "In 1973 I came even clos 2005 Page #40  
- became known as "Fritz \X'emer." Fowler had concerns about the witness, s 2005 Page #40  
 witness, since it became clear to Fowler that the story that Werner had to 2005 Page #40  
hat the story that Werner had told Fowler was somewhat different to that wh 2005 Page #40  
rded. Werner's signed affidavit to Fowler stares. "I, Fritz Werner, do sole 2005 Page #40  
sebook of r1 UFO lnvestigato,; Ray Fowler stated with respect ro his inform 2005 Page #41  
pseudonym of Fritz \Xlerner by Ray Fowler, is known ro have graduated from  2005 Page #41  
ummarized the data acquired by Ray Fowler -including the Fritz Werner affid 2005 Page #42  
, David Jacobs, John Mack, Raymond Fowler and the Betty and Barney Hill cas 2006 Page #4  
mith, Richard C. Hoagland, Raymond Fowler, Ray Boeche, Stanley McDaniel, Ch 2006 Page #203  
vit The respected researcher , Ray Fowler, later spoke with the witness who 2009 Page #49  
all that Fritz Werner had told Ray Fowler in his 1970s affidavit that with  2009 Page #55  
igator: A Personal Memoir, Raymond Fowler, Prentice-Hall Trade, 1981. Affid 2009 Page #55  

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ate confidence... ” 7:09 AM CST on Fox News channel, October 14, 2003 www.m 2003 Page #8  
995, and later released in BBC and Fox television programs. Back-engineerin 2003 Page #101  
ry. I was assigned a code number — Fox Trot Kilo 3 Zero Blue — which would  2004 Page #108  
illian Anderson who partnered with Fox Moulder. Inside the Flying Saucers w 2004 Page #136  
lm" first shown to the public in a Fox TV special in 1995. That film has wi 2004 Page #137  
nt Alien Autopg: Fact or Fiction? (Fox TV Documentary, Robert Kiviat Produc 2004 Page #149  
cumentary made at the time was the Fox Network's Alie11 A111op-!J -Fact or  2005 Page #145  
 Mike Wolfsohn Ari Dlreclnr: Jules Fox Copywriter : Jason ca rrer Photograp 2007 Page #66  
rge white letters spelling out the Fox Mulder mantra, "I \X ANT TO BELIEVE, 2007 Page #71  
 a contract with Twentieth Century Fox and opted to use the last name of he 2007 Page #136  

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nce Day, we'd all be looking for a foxhole to get in together and a gun to  2004 Page #197  

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dia cootrol by the rTiliUry. "Amee Foxtrot.• Jcunaisls needed rTilil111Y ~p 2009 Page #151  

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f1onors list o! King GcorE:e VI in fo~i1ble Cine London. A news dlspntch rc 2009 Page #184  

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~fN;,;\.~~;uo DJ(-:,.~,t/,: ,,•.&~ fO~l? ~~6~:..tt; ~ N'.-:.i a1ir;-~. ~~~, 2009 Page #101  

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it mac.'f owu uudy. :ond,tionc:d . fo• American miliL'lry :iulboritics arc  2009 Page #182  

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The original Brown rig produced 30 fps on a voltage of around 50,000 and a  2005 Page #171  

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 Center, was to be equipped with a FPS-3 search radar and an FPS-6 height f 2004 Page #220  

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d with a FPS-3 search radar and an FPS-6 height finder, but initially had t 2004 Page #220  

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.-TO~l&OII ,..._ •1Y00o11oroou ..- fQ t1fi11110C1 ..,..-.,,.:: Fl(~ r. I.OO 2007 Page #162  

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.. ~ ... -..,,. t--.r a-C.:.,J.--4 fQUO l•~.u.r,j,.AJ ..... ,..J :JJ·•l.ri  2005 Page #27  

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that yon proceed wi di^ic •;«*»;!. fr.»- •i-.'* opinions o° .-aelinss oxorm 2003 Page #214  
mething happened out here." FREEZE FR.Ai\ffi END OF VIDEOTAPE SEGMENT # 1 P 2005 Page #68  
.. •.:. •••• -• :...~• •:.:;.•.•._ fr, •• • I • '.-:-". ;, ••••:.1 • .....  2008 Page #21  
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ll.,burll. lo Robu! Wiln. W" of II.fr. il.Dd "11s. Wiley WLle.s, MiddfttO"' 2009 Page #163  

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 :-..: .. ~:,.• t:-..o .:.au l.:"' fr'(..nt c·! • Ar. I ttc: .... ~lrr!c1.i 2008 Page #57  

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lly's original variant of the U-2 (fR-1) spy plane in Congressional and Pen 2005 Page #175  

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h4 .tndow to uu., for nobe comirlg fr0n1 ,tw Objcl; ttwn ---- A,h■--!h ■OOl 2007 Page #165  

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mr /)oru1111'11/ H,·lmsrd L:111/rr Fr1nlo111 of l11funrl(1fi o11 .-\rt (FOl 2007 Page #174  

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 'jro''?f*a to t.hr* Whit? Sand.*- Fr^vinr Ground Ccnmnnw •.'enter withe 1; 2003 Page #214  

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st thought the waviness might be a fractal wave pattern calculated in the l 2003 Page #106  

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he lifetime of a civilization, the fraction of planets that have intelligen 2006 Page #12  
 and finding ways to preserve some fraction of humankind in case military v 2006 Page #62  
rial Phenomena (UAP) reported is a fraction of the actual incidents occurri 2007 Page #121  
e, I determined that a significant fraction of his unclassified files are a 2009 Page #9  

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were thinking along the lines of a Fractional Orbit Bombardment Systems'(FO 2009 Page #17  

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hink. \Xlhen I was six I was doing fractions. I came down here and we were  2007 Page #79  

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for better or worse. Society would fracture along unpredictable lines. Peop 2006 Page #63  

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 III, 33; VI, 39-49 UFO recovered, fractured porthole, bodies four feet lon 2004 Page #111  

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e of firearms, and possible social fractures along ethnic or economic lines 2006 Page #59  

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F CONTENTS ■ About 330 pages, some fragile ■ Clippings were falling off ■ N 2007 Page #43  
s, Monroe was a sad, insecure, and fragile character, albeit one that was a 2007 Page #136  

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krigs kite T..stei tyttat • i I FI:fragite 1Pardikaftl S'44* !Terre ct 153  2004 Page #156  

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 was reported in 1957 when a metal fragment allegedly from a UFO in Ubatuba 2003 Page #107  
overnment in laboratory tests. The fragment was found on September 14, 1957 2003 Page #107  
as in the initial state. One Bi/Mg fragment weighed at 97 milligrams was in 2003 Page #112  
ailable to me by the CIA. Titled, "Fragment, Metal, Recovered in the Republ 2004 Page #6  
 of the exploitation of a metallic fragment recovered near the town of [ill 2004 Page #6  
ble] in the Republic of the Congo. Fragment recovery was the result of a gr 2004 Page #6  
n a news release that at least one fragment was "puzzling." Gray said three 2004 Page #30  
nvestigation," he said. The fourth fragment appeared melted and looked as i 2004 Page #30  
 the most intriguing aspect of the fragment was that, although it was made  2004 Page #30  
cant bits of metal, the "puzzling" fragment, the deformities of the Oates f 2004 Page #31  
lted with him near death • Annex C Fragment -" death was deemed necessary a 2004 Page #203  
rive that morning Majestic Annex C Fragment - U. Irt rr.tt4 the rr,..trIty  2004 Page #204  
gible report from 1965 is titled: "FRAGMENT MET AL, RECOVERED TN THE REPUBL 2005 Page #142  
work. The business community would fragment. Relevant enterprises would bec 2006 Page #65  
mation Act is a 1965 report titled Fragment, Metal, 'Recovered in the F.ep1 2007 Page #140  
 of the exploitation of a metallic fragment near the town of [illegible] in 2007 Page #140  
ble] in the Republic of the Congo. Fragment recovery was the result of a gr 2007 Page #140  
With the e xception of the Ubaruba fragment, the four other samples appeare 2007 Page #193  
INAS (Brazil, Dec. 13, 1954) Metal Fragment This almost forgotten case rece 2007 Page #193  
gt. Nelson Bandeira to collect the fragment. A copy of the BraziJian Air Fo 2007 Page #194  
they were solder. The Campinas UFO fragment establishes a pattern to be fol 2007 Page #194  
UBA (Brazil, September 1957) Metal Fragment The Ubatuba case is one of Sout 2007 Page #194  
the pieces to hi~. Fontes took one fragment to a laborarory of the Brazilia 2007 Page #195  
\ e, seating that the "claimed UFO fragment is not nearly as pure as maQ"ne 2007 Page #195  
r to 1957." APRO retorted that the fragment tested by Craig was not the sam 2007 Page #195  
 1950s. The mystery of the Ubatuba fragment thus lives on. CASE # 3 -POULAI 2007 Page #195  
 (Argentina, February 1967) -Metal Fragment The name of this case comes fro 2007 Page #195  
s case comes from the owner of the fragment and primary surviving witness,  2007 Page #195  
impressive pedigree-samples of the fragment were analyzed by the Smithsonia 2007 Page #195  
just told me to keep it. ... " The fragment is roughly the size of a fist a 2007 Page #196  
984. The first look at the Poulain fragment was done by Dr. Pete J. Dunn of 2007 Page #196  
ist Teresa O'Connor to look at the fragment with an electronic micros~ope a 2007 Page #197  
 chemical elements of the metallic fragment : mostly manganese (Mn), with s 2007 Page #197  
ave him personally a sample of the fragment with aJJ the document ation col 2007 Page #198  
uple of additional analysis of the fragment that were conducted by Chilean  2007 Page #198  
investigation into the Poulain UFO fragment. The statements on the record o 2007 Page #199  
t key issue is co ascertain if the fragment was a solid piece of the UFO it 2007 Page #199  
TA (Colombia, 1975 or 1976) -Metal Fragment ln his 1990 book Co11fro11/atio 2007 Page #199  
s Vallee describes a silvery metal fragment from Bogota, Colombia, that was 2007 Page #199  
v firm conclusion about the Bogota fragment since he was unable to locate t 2007 Page #199  
 witnesses are missing but a metal fragment is available for lab analysis.  2007 Page #200  
 (Chile, November 15, 1993) -Metal Fragment The Tabe alleged UFO metal come 2007 Page #200  
fect was observed in his own metal fragment. It should be obvious by now th 2007 Page #201  

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nt with the UFO hypothesis for the fragment's origin, whjch is clearly esta 2007 Page #199  

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oon Dust in the 1960s are somewhat fragmentary and brief in nature; they do 2007 Page #139  

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re some trungs to watch out for: , Fragmentation of the mass audience ► Eas 2007 Page #39  

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about this incident were also very fragmented, disjointed, and confusing. O 2006 Page #91  

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. Even the patterns on broken dish fragments help date old china. This arti 2003 Page #45  
 new material and Bell shipped two fragments to him, keeping the other four 2003 Page #103  
nc alloys.'' In summary, the metal fragments allegedly from the "central un 2003 Page #106  
ew more comments about the layered fragments, supposedly copied verbatim "f 2003 Page #107  
c" explode into thousands of fiery fragments which fell onto the beach and  2003 Page #107  
 layered material that matched the fragments sent by the South Carolina sou 2003 Page #109  
ible propulsion units 5 Identified fragments, known to science 6 Unidentifi 2003 Page #175  
s, known to science 6 Unidentified fragments, not known to science 7 Suppli 2003 Page #175  
wrote, "Subsequent analysis of the fragments by scientists at the National  2004 Page #30  
Canada reportedly showed the metal fragments to be commonplace, without unu 2004 Page #30  
 they received all of the original fragments or just the commonplace ones.  2004 Page #30  
eason for my suspicions. While the fragments were being studied, Bill Case  2004 Page #30  
e area or in deep waters from only fragments of the craft, such as a rudder 2004 Page #44  
ith, was a collection of small UFO fragments for display. Smith had been th 2004 Page #94  
t the secret group to whom the UFO fragments were being returned: Fitch: Yo 2004 Page #95  
29 crash of "Ball- shaped object"; fragments recovered 78 1987 Kentucky, US 2004 Page #114  
                 Analysis of Metal Fragments from a UFO Roger Leir Copyrigh 2005 Page #159  
 in me night. Assigned to retrieve fragments of metallic material of extrem 2006 Page #26  
ound the ground covered with small fragments of metal and plastic. It took  2006 Page #83  
 debris, ranging in size from tiny fragments to pieces over 12 inches long. 2006 Page #84  
ites and ceramics. There also were fragments of thin sheets of plastic and  2006 Page #84  
AM can be picked up with a magnet. Fragments of ferrite-impregnated ceramic 2006 Page #84  
ound a variety of debris including fragments of titanium skin and structure 2006 Page #88  
ptions included very thin metallic fragments like aluminum paper but solid  2007 Page #128  
atch of desert littered with metal fragments, and a pit from which human re 2007 Page #184  
ilitary truck. They also retrieved fragments of the crashed civilian aircra 2007 Page #187  
rched area was littered with metal fragments possibly from vehicles or airc 2007 Page #189  
le, 1993) in which actual metallic fragments \\ ere retrie\ ed by the wimes 2007 Page #193  
pon contact with the ground. These fragments offer a significant physical e 2007 Page #193  
o mentions a number of other smalJ fragments which were lacer collected fro 2007 Page #194  
y other South American cases where fragments were obtained and analyzed: th 2007 Page #194  
wn UFO incidents and the magnesium fragments supposedJy retrieved from the  2007 Page #194  
y account and three small metallic fragments. The author of the letter (who 2007 Page #194  
integrated into thousands of fiery fragments, which fell sparkling with mag 2007 Page #194  
icent brightness ... Most of these fragments, almost all, fell into the sea 2007 Page #194  
f manufacture ... unknown when the fragments were recovered ." Yet further  2007 Page #195  
 Japan. The owner of the two metal fragments is a Crulean citizen of Japane 2007 Page #200  
both the Chilean and Argentine UFO fragments deserve a deeper and more thor 2007 Page #201  
per to cases where actual metallic fragments were retrieved by the witnesse 2007 Page #201  
fic analysis. Four of the metallic fragments are still available for furthe 2007 Page #201  
d Santa Cruz, Bolivia, 1979) where fragments were retrieved, but these are  2007 Page #201  
omposition, the nature of the five fragments presented in this paper is sti 2007 Page #202  

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 vessel arrived? 42 The Zenit-4MKT FRAM series of Soviet reconnaissance sat 2006 Page #191  

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ograph from Huffman In *53-55 time frame. Great photographer ('50s) alleged 2003 Page #36  
ecisely the ones for the 1954 time frame. The cover (Slide 10) is quite an  2003 Page #171  
on Berliner and Bob Wood found the frame r? High quality copying revealed a 2003 Page #182  
 El Paso Oil Co. back at this time frame. That's why we are pinpointing it  2004 Page #72  
s not practical to refine the time frame any narrower than a 20-minute wind 2004 Page #232  
e film was held in the holder by a frame whose outline was transferred to t 2004 Page #234  
lly available during the same time frame. A chemical and microscopic examin 2004 Page #250  
he ground hard enough to break the frame. Adding co the mystery, a large li 2005 Page #65  
n of the wreckage into an L-shaped frame that was tilted to fit the object  2005 Page #157  
t was to the bottom outside of the frame. The object was covered with a tar 2005 Page #157  
 it positive, given the short time frame in which to assess and react. Ther 2006 Page #54  
. DeBow: So tell us about the cime frame: so the fire gets put out, and ceU 2007 Page #125  
rcially available during that time frame. The typewriting is also consisten 2008 Page #109  
er that was available at that time frame." Isl Erich J. Speckin, Forensic C 2008 Page #109  

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alleys cut by the Clinch River and framed by the foothills of the Appalachi 2008 Page #27  

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1991, I visited a cousin's farm in Frametown, West Virginia, located in Bra 2006 Page #89  
is region of the mountains and the Frametown locals had been sighting UFOs  2006 Page #89  
 heard about the incident while in Frametown and then made a trip through t 2006 Page #90  

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d of with.in our own technological framework. Some of these systems may be  2005 Page #163  
1 provides an important analytical framework for understanding, and answeri 2006 Page #14  
ally, I will provide an analytical framework derived from Stone's and Sherm 2006 Page #14  
al base and an existing fonctional framework for a UFO intelligence collect 2009 Page #15  
we do have an 'existing functional framework ' in which to address the UFO  2009 Page #16  

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arned of the Kingman case from the Framingham, Massachu setts, edition of t 2005 Page #40  
nd interview were published in the Framingham , Massachusetts Edition of th 2009 Page #48  

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nd interview were published in the Framjngham, Massachusetts Erution of the 2005 Page #39  

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s identical to one photographed in France in 1954, and in 1952, overflights 2003 Page #170  
e large numbers of interactions in France, with a spate of over 200 landing 2003 Page #170  
dies recovered 52 1972 St. Geniez, France 0 1 0 1 0 Researchers Olivier Rie 2004 Page #113  
sh stills from the film was VSD in France and copies were soon flying aroun 2005 Page #146  
hat Should We Prepare for? COMETA, France. Originally published in a specia 2006 Page #70  
ished in a special issue of VSD in France, July 1999. Unique Moment in Huma 2006 Page #70  
ews reports from the U.S., Mexico, France, Brazil, and elsewhere ► Contrary 2007 Page #19  
d at a captured German facility in France (near the \11 and V2 launch sites 2007 Page #114  
..-__.. .. . , . c Hirson (Aisne), France 147                               2007 Page #153  
_ .:.x:;;i:a~ -~ Tavemes Province, France 149                               2007 Page #155  
c institutions in the USA, Russia, France,Japan, Brazil, Argentina and Chil 2007 Page #193  
aboratories in Brazil, the USA and France. The case began on September 14,  2007 Page #194  
Orsay University and other labs in France. For a complete discussion of aU  2007 Page #195  
then the Low Countries and on into France. 122                              2008 Page #128  
ed undercover for a year in Vichy, France. After serving as the third Direc 2008 Page #131  

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n of Elliot, Maine, by the name of Francis Swan (Knowles would later go on  2004 Page #103  
e documentary such as the story of Francis Swan that I discussed earlier. A 2004 Page #184  

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ion. The death of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco in 1975 led within a ye 2005 Page #84  
 29, 1952; similar articles in San Francisco Chronicle JuJy 29, 1952, Sydne 2005 Page #121  
the Oriskm!J' put into port in San Francisco, the cover story told by the C 2005 Page #164  
y State. His book cited a 1949 San Francisco Examiner article. From that st 2006 Page #44  
esearch, it turns out that the San Francisco Examiner article dateline MOJA 2006 Page #44  
al major newspapers, LA Times, San Francisco Examiner report a story titled 2006 Page #45  
 weekend in the Inyo Register, San Francisco Examiner and LA Times. The fac 2006 Page #46  
few months before I moved from San Francisco, California to Bellingham, Was 2006 Page #182  
rings ■ 2002: Over $1 tnllion -San Francisco Chronicle Money Laundering ■ C 2007 Page #53  
 Rojas, Carlos Alberto Guzman, and Francisco Dominguez de la Rosa. "Pilot S 2007 Page #192  

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eath of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco in 1975 led within a year co the  2005 Page #84  

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atally ill with cancer so we had a frank discussion. She said that grandfat 2003 Page #23  
 Lee Davidson and First Lieutenant Frank Mercer Brown. The two men worked u 2003 Page #42  
how host Mike Levine had scheduled Frank Edwards as a guest on his Contact  2003 Page #53  
KDKA radio that night to listen to Frank Edwards discussion about flying sa 2003 Page #54  
ss atmosphere. When Navy Secretary Frank Knox dies of a heart attack later  2003 Page #86  
rder." Prominent radio commentator Frank Edwards, who broke the story, stat 2003 Page #192  
s not military. I only knew him as Frank, and I first met him at Mount Weat 2003 Page #194  
s the involvement and knowledge of Frank Carlucci, a key person in the mili 2003 Page #199  
book, combined with a reference in Frank Scully's 1950 book, Behind the Fly 2004 Page #70  
written by Major Donald Kevhoe and Frank Scully. He described his initial i 2004 Page #89  
ou want to know? WBS: I have read (Frank) Scully's book on the saucers and  2004 Page #91  
. The story had been written up by Frank Scully in 1950 in a book called Be 2004 Page #97  
t Ufologists as a hoax put over on Frank Scully by oil well prospector Sila 2004 Page #97  
 result of "military action" • See Frank Feschino's new book, "The Braxton  2004 Page #128  
e process of reading a new book by Frank 126                                2004 Page #129  
her writer: Dazly Variety reporter Frank Skully, who wrote a best-selling b 2004 Page #136  
ce and kept the truth under wraps. Frank Skully's sources were later discre 2004 Page #136  
mony from a Roswell resident named Frank Kaufman. Kaufman had a lot of Rosw 2004 Page #137  
ose witnesses include KGFL newsmen Frank Joyce, Judd Roberts, and Walt Whit 2004 Page #138  
me of the wild claims of "witness" Frank Kaufman, and sickened by the belie 2004 Page #145  
ntle Behind the Flying Saucers, by Frank Skully Flying Saucers are Real, by 2004 Page #149  
Dr James E McDonald • John Ferry • Frank Edwards • Malcolm Puddy • "We are  2004 Page #202  
and one incredibly naive reporter, Frank Scully — in the late 1940s and ear 2004 Page #215  
oborate the Aztec story as told in Frank Scully's original account, Behind  2004 Page #217  
 knowledge with the publication of Frank Scully's book Behind the Flying Sa 2004 Page #221  
eyond the Grave," p. 10 17 Scully, Frank: In Armour Bright (Chilton, 1963), 2004 Page #224  
nough, it appeared, getting behind Frank Scully." 19 Ibid. 20 Redfern, The  2004 Page #224  
swell itself since Mac Brazel told Frank Joyce about it during his Sunday r 2004 Page #236  
.is is former Secretary of Defense Frank Carlucci). The friend told Sorense 2005 Page #83  
ompany who kno,vs this for sure is Frank Salas. The reason why Salas is so  2005 Page #148  
ard M. Dolan, Stanton T. Friedman, Frank Feschino, George Knapp, Linda Moul 2006 Page #2  
. Merlin 68 Braxton County Monster Frank Feschino 86 Alien Viruses & Leaked 2006 Page #3  
so. This is described in detail in Frank Feschino Jr.'s new book "Shoot The 2006 Page #5  
t years across which, according to Frank Drake, means there may be another  2006 Page #5  
man to task for the attack orders. Frank Feschino Jr. ("Shoot Them Down") h 2006 Page #10  
ok control of the crash site. Col. Frank Hartley, USAF/CIA liaison, was put 2006 Page #79  
ncident - The Night They Were Here Frank Feschino Copyright 2006 Frank Fesc 2006 Page #89  
Here Frank Feschino Copyright 2006 Frank Feschino And now - the 10 o'clock  2006 Page #89  
ational-securit y state. The ClA's Frank \X/isner created a massive global  2007 Page #11  
 llnN · Dec. 11140: Navy Secretary Frank Knox asks media to hold all' unaut 2007 Page #16  
n the UFO cover-up. Navy Secretary Frank Knox asked the American merua to b 2007 Page #16  
ut has • been altnbuted to mobster Frank Costello. (Popa denied this.) Cost 2007 Page #26  
but has been attributed co mobster Frank Costello. (Pope denied this.) Cost 2007 Page #26  
ld T. Wilkinson, Donald E. Menzel, Frank Scully -and all other writers on t 2007 Page #48  
elephone discussion with Mr. James Frank Stokan (retired Lockheed Skunk Wor 2007 Page #115  
on alert." Stalmaker reported that Frank Maggio, a staff photographer had s 2008 Page #8  
as well as Federal Reserve founder Frank Vanderlip and George Herbert Walke 2008 Page #125  
arben, Standard Oil Vice President Frank Howard also served as chairman of  2008 Page #140  
tzenhammer (lived in Dayton, Ohio) Frank Vlasic (Project Engineer Aerobee ( 2009 Page #94  

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le also called the giant figure "a Frankenstein monster with BO". The Unite 2006 Page #99  

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ived with the Rothschild family in Frankfurt , Ge1many. Schiff, a Rockefell 2008 Page #125  

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from the first memo that president Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) writes to GC 2003 Page #25  
's and also a financial advisor to Franklin Roosevelt. Not long after Ebers 2003 Page #85  
ing a news conference in 55 years. Franklin D. Roosevelt The only story tha 2003 Page #190  
les north and slightly west of Mt. Franklin. The explosion was witnessed by 2004 Page #67  
 explosion on the west side of the Franklin Mountains east of Anthony, New  2004 Page #68  
ter 5.00 p.m., CST, on a farm near Franklin, Kentucky, the remruns of Mante 2005 Page #64  
not remember the words of Benjamin Franklin when he said, "Half the truth i 2008 Page #60  
 IV, pgs. 275-284, New Page Books, Franklin Lake, NJ, 2009. 2 Hansen, Chuck 2009 Page #96  
---. ---------·-·-. -.. ... , USS. Franklin D. Roosevelt , Late 1958 Gllmo  2009 Page #110  

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ame. I remember there was one guy. Frankly I didn't like him very much. He  2004 Page #98  
s for Silly Effort to Investigate? Frankly I find that there is very little 2006 Page #11  
 my travel information to callers. Frankly, I can't live my life looking ov 2006 Page #12  
while he opened up and talked very frankly about the UFO sightings, cattle  2006 Page #202  
d that much of Bethurum's tale is, frankly, unbelievable. His encounters wi 2009 Page #54  

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g cabinet in the White House. K.T. Frankovich, a friend of Nixon, who lived 2004 Page #181  

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id that he did not. Getting Oliver Franks (the British ambassador) on the t 2006 Page #167  

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tagon were flooded with calls from frantic citizens. The eastern United Sta 2006 Page #95  
rhe FBI swung into action, and the frantic tapping of typewriters resonated 2007 Page #137  
ow, the U.S. and Mexico launched a frantic race to recover the unearthly ob 2007 Page #184  

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er with Emenegger at the same UCLA fraternity. 178                          2004 Page #181  
aldeman who I knew, who was in our fraternity at UCLA, but was ahead of me, 2004 Page #184  

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espread dismissal of the case as a fraud resulted from the lack of availabl 2003 Page #41  
nd they were even put on trial for fraud over a scheme to find oil using a  2004 Page #136  
ously, he left the evidence of the fraud behind in his home office, crammed 2004 Page #137  
ely been considered to have been a fraud, which is not to say that actual a 2004 Page #137  
 concluded that this document is a fraud, and vet many of the same research 2004 Page #191  
ing from American Hero to outright fraud. \Xie should keep in mind, however 2005 Page #82  
g, weapons trafficking, securities fraud); when one considers that if some  2005 Page #85  
tion had targeted hjm as a merucal fraud. This, to the best of our knowledg 2005 Page #87  
knew he was a quack and orgonomy a fraud, it stood to reason there was no n 2005 Page #101  
 weight to the theory that it is a fraud. \Xlhen US r esearcher Steven Gree 2005 Page #147  
than evidence of it being a modern fraud. Consequently, I will use SOM-01 a 2006 Page #16  
or drug trafficking and securities fraud Writes of Disappearance of over $3 2006 Page #32  
oto had long been djscredjted as a fraud within the UFO research commuruty, 2007 Page #68  
t might be misused for credit card fraud. Although I did take security seri 2007 Page #83  
geant, detective sergeant, and now fraud investigator. 35                   2008 Page #41  

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mo, and the Cutler-Twining memo as frauds. Perhaps to be able to claim that 2006 Page #12  

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r the fact that his documents were fraudulent was not proven until recently 2004 Page #137  
how that other MJ-12 documents are fraudulent.. Remember one of the key rul 2006 Page #12  
he kind of 'sloppiness' found in a fraudulent document. He dismissively spe 2006 Page #15  
repancies may not be evidence of a fraudulent document, but evidence of a s 2006 Page #15  

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l)"l'OU. J 1a-.u crivL-i-.~ ho,... frcr .\LrrGCe'l in :a·,~1-::-:-1c;19 .a~ 2008 Page #57  

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nd the Department of Energy. L'.S. Frdrml (;m,rm111mr /)oru1111'11/ H,·lmsr 2007 Page #174  

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r cntbu*ia*t* base sn mans crank*, freaks and nuts amnn 1’ them that Hsnek  2003 Page #118  

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meone described as his "superior," Fred Crisman, a man with a long and comp 2003 Page #41  
edy assassination of 1963. In 1968 Fred Crisman was subpoenaed by New Orlea 2003 Page #42  
ger conspiracy. He maintained that Fred Crisman may have been an assassin w 2003 Page #42  
from the Space Station, ” Whipple, Fred L., Sky and Telescope, April 1953,  2003 Page #182  
 Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Fred Schaefer, Gerald Miskar, Linda Thom 2004 Page #112  
 a War tasuany --as if lie Died at Fred, President Declares , Icepita A P00 2004 Page #203  
rospector from Long Beach, name of Fred Meyers, told the Los Angeles Mir- r 2006 Page #44  
nday and Friday August 7-12, 1949, Fred Meyers the prospector from Long Bea 2006 Page #45  
e wreckage and recovered it before Fred Meyers was able to come back with h 2006 Page #45  
iginal story in the Inyo Register. Fred Meyer's name is removed and two new 2006 Page #45  
sophisticated instinct than logic. Fred Hoyle, a brilliant cosmologist, onc 2006 Page #102  
from a heart attack and one from 5 Fred Hoyle, The Black Cloud, 1957 6 For  2006 Page #102  
 aid on an active toddler. Officer Fred Bradshaw -Witness to Unusual Milita 2008 Page #55  
 I interviewed Elma Police Officer Fred Bradshaw at his residence . He refe 2008 Page #55  
r on the grassy knoll, a man named Fred Lee Crisman. UFO historians recogni 2009 Page #29  
tness, Harold Dahl who worked with Fred Crisman salvaging runaway logs in a 2009 Page #30  
ogy Research , under the pseudonym Fred Lee. The pseudonym, which only drop 2009 Page #32  
n Dealey Plaza. It maintained that Fred Crisman was among the three tramps  2009 Page #33  
orians. Jim Garrison believed that Fred Crisman worked as a hired assassin  2009 Page #33  
lice Squadron Shift Commander, Lt. Fred "Skip" Buran, and asked for an East 2009 Page #63  
on Shift Commander that night, Lt. Fred Buran, that radio silence was calle 2009 Page #63  
olice Squadron Shift Commander Lt. Fred Buran. Later, both talked to Deputy 2009 Page #68  

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arbacher: Well, yeah. Let's see... Freddie (Darwin) was there in Washington 2004 Page #92  
She also introduced me to her son, Freddie, who was also a witness to the s 2006 Page #93  
e so-called monster. I interviewed Freddie several times and he actually to 2006 Page #93  
t. On one occasion I sat down with Freddie for hours and, with his help, wo 2006 Page #93  
 the "monster." After talking with Freddie, it became clear to me that what 2006 Page #93  
o speak with Mrs. May and her son, Freddie, and after several conversations 2006 Page #94  
rmation, I would call Mrs. May and Freddie and talk with them and ask them  2006 Page #94  

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cuments from the vault of Adm.iral Frederick H. M.ichaelis, who was Ch.ief  2005 Page #130  
 Diseases (USAMRIID, Fort Detrick, Frederick, Maryland.) have diagnostic la 2006 Page #106  
 I found, however , is that of the Frederick Post of June 26, 1947 which ha 2009 Page #162  

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cist-Lecturer 79 Pembroke Crescent Fredericton. NB Canada £38 2VI first pri 2003 Page #136  

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clear chemistry "; scientists Carl Fredrich von Weizsacker , Karl Wirtz and 2008 Page #138  

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investigation establishes that the free end of Forrestal's bathrobe sash wa 2003 Page #94  
y found two dead occupants, hurled free of the Disc. A lone surviving occup 2003 Page #99  
n took place remained as clear and free of particles as in the initial stat 2003 Page #112  
in Washington D.C. and having some free time on my hands, I circulated arou 2004 Page #89  
explained, after 1987 he should be free to talk about it because that would 2004 Page #93  
ss testimony that Len collected is free of hoaxes. Then there are the usual 2004 Page #121  
the pkise in the air and you'll go free." 155                               2004 Page #158  
 also learned that the aliens were free of harmful bacteria and suffered no 2005 Page #44  
atter of UFOs. After all, it was a free country, he argued, and the public  2005 Page #75  
 to be authentic or nearly problem free. At th.is level, multiple witnesses 2005 Page #137  
, investigative reporters would be free to mine every back-channel source f 2006 Page #60  
ed; the engine nacelles had broken free of the wing structure and both tail 2006 Page #74  
t seemed to be hit by a door blown free by blast, which killed him immediat 2006 Page #128  
s the next morning would receive a free copy. The phones rang off the hook  2006 Page #204  
selves, that we in the U.S. have a free press. The myth says that reporters 2007 Page #8  
ed the beginning of the end of the free and independent press. The close wo 2007 Page #10  
ica was never to have a com letelv free ress again. Following\\ orld \Var T 2007 Page #11  
ing a seaet space program. ■ Using free money to condud research and provid 2007 Page #54  
, do all sorts of things with that free energy. So I used the information f 2007 Page #85  
n the right. I thought crikey this free energy stuff is amazmg. MW: Are you 2007 Page #86  
, hundreds of people witnessed the free fall of a flying aircraft. The obje 2007 Page #128  
ower of Karl Marx, was living rent free on Standard Oil property in Bayonne 2008 Page #125  
ning of January, 1933, Germany was free republic. Hitler went against tradi 2008 Page #128  
 national goal and the goal of all free men must be to win and hold that po 2008 Page #134  
form whole generations of formerly free Americans into cowed and subservien 2008 Page #145  
Are we not, therefore, speaking of free energy applications to a revolution 2009 Page #20  
is make-believe? It does not for a free society. It affects our own law-abi 2009 Page #20  
d Russia, where scientists are not free to choose their careers, this latte 2009 Page #21  
tarian countries and the two small free countries just mentioned have found 2009 Page #22  
Dr. Vannevar Bush's Modem Arms and Free Men (Simon and Schuster, 1949), wri 2009 Page #24  
 also learned that the aliens were free of harmful bacteria and suffered no 2009 Page #50  
e no further comment. The Winnipeg Free Press article of June 13, 194 7 sta 2009 Page #168  

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s, or some form of technologica.l "freebie"? Eight years later, in 1993, Ri 2005 Page #81  

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 lodged underneath a rock. \Vhen I freed it, it unfolded alJ by itself. I r 2005 Page #155  
long with the Dulles brothers, who freed Malaxa's money frozen in Chase Nat 2008 Page #141  
? ■ 1978 Global pandemic of UFOs ■ Freed om of Information Act 155          2008 Page #161  

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aury Island case come from several Freedom of Information Act requests file 2003 Page #41  
cher Ray Boeche and I utilized the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to att 2003 Page #56  
rmation of the (CFi) Coalition for Freedom of Information, a new group seek 2003 Page #65  
t in Bolivia. While filing routine Freedom of Information Act requests with 2004 Page #10  
o anything." I immediately filed a Freedom of Information request with the  2004 Page #185  
ncluding myself, have written many Freedom of Information Act requests to t 2004 Page #231  
54. It had a return address of the Freedom of Information Act office at For 2004 Page #243  
es. Tab E directives are regarding Freedom of Information. "Priority reques 2004 Page #253  
ue. They are not talking about the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and if 2004 Page #253  
estion remains — Is the concept of Freedom of Information within a classifi 2004 Page #253  
ments through the new and improved Freedom of ]nformation Act (FOJA). Where 2005 Page #73  
es, a country in which the \\ ord "freedom" has morphed into an ideological 2005 Page #75  
UFO documents released through the Freedom of Information Act. Even so, acc 2005 Page #80  
ivism was the strengthening of the Freedom of lnformation Act, which enable 2005 Page #84  
eran UFO researcher Richard Hall's Freedom of Information Ace (FOIJ\) reque 2005 Page #123  
ber 1953 released in response to a Freedom of Information Act Request; its  2005 Page #128  
pitsbergen. Under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act, the National 2005 Page #133  
demands, had democracy, elections, freedom, capitalism. On the average, exc 2006 Page #10  
e began, in the late 1970's to use Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) reques 2006 Page #17  
the Army Security Agency under the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act ( 2006 Page #174  
6 Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 A stamp: FREEDOM OF INFORMATION/PRIVACY OFFICE US 2007 Page #42  
ked our under provision B 1 of the Freedom of .Information Act. Notabl), B  2007 Page #137  
eclassified under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act is a 1965 rep 2007 Page #140  
rial on Vela that surfaced via the Freedom of Information Act is notable ro 2007 Page #143  
eclassified under the terms of the Freedom of Inforn1ation Acts of both the 2008 Page #23  
   UFO researcher Robert Todd sent Freedom of lnfomrntion Act requests conc 2008 Page #30  
ircraft as a threat [ ... ] 13 The Freedom of Inforrnation Act has firrnly  2008 Page #31  
ublic Records Acts Before the UK's Freedom of Information Act came fully in 2008 Page #61  
ng the 1967 ruling, nobody should. Freedom of Information The introduction  2008 Page #62  
nformation The introduction of the Freedom of Information Act (passed in No 2008 Page #62  
rained in this and have dealt with Freedom of Infom1ation (FOi) requests my 2008 Page #62  
oD website, www.mod .uk. Go to the Freedom of Information section and searc 2008 Page #62  
ws story about open government and freedom of information . MoD confirmed t 2008 Page #63  
d by the various exemptions to the Freedom of Information Act, ensuring tha 2008 Page #63  
to be removed , to comply with the Freedom of Information Act and the Data  2008 Page #63  
Ms. Many UFO researchers have made Freedom of lnfonnation Act requests rela 2008 Page #64  
 can be found on the Coalition for Freedom of Information website. Check ou 2008 Page #66  
n slide 43.) This use of the words freedom on information shown on slide 44 2008 Page #111  
t relate specifically to the FOIA (Freedom on Lnformation Act, 1966) and de 2008 Page #111  
exists only for the well-being and freedom of the individuals composing it  2008 Page #124  
UFO Sighting ■ Pouticil Crisis and Freedom of In fo rrn:.1 ti on ■ Ni.,on,  2008 Page #159  
Er and the Trilateral Comrmssion ■ Freedom of Information ■ Daniel Sheehan  2008 Page #161  
ed aside by the tacit admission of freedom beyond a certain altitude was re 2009 Page #14  
ups and individuals to utilize the Freedom of Information Act in an attempt 2009 Page #25  
 a sign of increasing journalistic freedom for reporters. They seemed to ha 2009 Page #138  
"I think Tass is exploring its new freedom and is not used to self censorsh 2009 Page #138  

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eady subscribing to the 'excessive freedom' rationale for the story. But on 2009 Page #139  

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 on the CFi website at: http://www.freedomofinfo.org under the heading, "Up 2003 Page #66  
 to the CFi website at: http://www.freedomofinfo.org . Was there a Cover-up 2003 Page #66  
Information website. Check out www.freedomofinfo.org for further details. O 2008 Page #66  

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rity, should individual rights and freedoms be restricted? And: can the res 2008 Page #26  
related phenomena, that increasing freedoms granted to the Soviet press wer 2009 Page #140  

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e piece himself while working as a freelance cameraman in the 1950s. Shortl 2005 Page #145  
 he told was that prior to being a freelance cameraman, he was a cameraman  2005 Page #145  
urrently works as a print manager, freelance journalist, and Director of CO 2006 Page #195  

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 r [rs. Brad) was not your routine freelancer; she was, among other things, 2005 Page #93  

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is coasting, helped by some cosmic freeloading. Can we estimate the time it 2006 Page #6  

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xeducation and contraceptives were freely disseminated. The popularity of t 2005 Page #89  
r of these clisc capacitors from a freely rotating carousel would cause, wh 2005 Page #171  
and his newspapers might no longer freely express their opinions." Hitler's 2008 Page #128  

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e since 1973 after graduating from Freeport High School in Freeport, lllino 2009 Page #62  
ating from Freeport High School in Freeport, lllinois. His RAF Bentwaters D 2009 Page #62  

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m or 3.0.tt 1onift0111. 1,700 lest frees &moo* Aires. Oldla they saw rollin 2004 Page #20  

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cDonald, to head the IAP in 1954." Freewheeling conspiratorial musings or g 2005 Page #98  

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bric, which he explained prevented freeze burn from the dry ice packed bene 2005 Page #43  
rld. Something happened out here." FREEZE FR.Ai\ffi END OF VIDEOTAPE SEGMEN 2005 Page #68  
 deceased aliens preserved in deep freeze conditions. They were about four  2005 Page #79  

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 Pocono Mts., Johnson put alien in freezer; hoax? 70 1979 Modesto, Californ 2004 Page #114  
body found by Johnson, placed in a freezer; Johnson did not check out; prob 2004 Page #122  
e Pocono Mountains and placed in a freezer; and another in 1989 alleging re 2005 Page #132  

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a few secret projects. It was on a freezing, windswept night in the winter  2003 Page #142  
eeping the temperatures well below freezing. Although it was cold and windy 2006 Page #186  
kjng at the stars and the wind was freezing. lt was 11 :30 at rught when a  2007 Page #200  

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 had been disect^S^ as you would a freg. It is not known if army field surg 2003 Page #236  

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 aircraft, fully equipped to carry freight, vehicle payloads or, alternativ 2006 Page #132  

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cers brokered by banker Baron Kurt Freiherr von Schroeder. Von Schroeder, w 2008 Page #126  

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"do not remove from safe Fritz (or Freitag?) for JJA," is researchable. Yet 2004 Page #252  

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d been named by Hitler to head the Fremde Heere Ost or Foreign Armies East, 2008 Page #138  

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Jan 53, reduced public attention e French landings in 1954: 200 landings, 3 2003 Page #170  
and die. Bill Moore spoke with the French investigator Jean Sider, who had  2004 Page #13  
G 00W, PEOPLE LIKE THE ENGLISH, AM FRENCH, AND ESPECIALLY THE AMERICANS EEO 2004 Page #24  
WITH ALIENS . 1. Report 34, WPAFB, French professor asked to measure histon 2004 Page #116  
6 Iranian F-4 encounters • 3/7/77. French Mirage fighter intercept, radar-v 2006 Page #28  
ted blankets to Indians during the French and Indian War in North America.  2006 Page #107  
ably Fantastic Opportunities." The French aerospace company, lntercechnique 2007 Page #61  
 and my other qualification s were French, Art, Maths and Physics. So 1 was 2007 Page #80  
similar in appearance to that of a French 108                               2007 Page #114  
                               The French website, ufologie.n et, has this  2007 Page #160  
and AFB (Albuquerque) ." [ Source: French website http://ufologie.net/htm/c 2007 Page #160  
o this release and explain how the French government's 2007 decision to rel 2008 Page #61  
defence significance." In 2007 the French government released their archive 2008 Page #61  
O files. As mentioned earlier, the French government did this in 2007 (and  2008 Page #63  
Ufology ■ UFO Crash in Wales ■ The French Iv1inister of Defense ■ The Wave  2008 Page #159  
ecially Spain ■ Major statement by French lvfinister of Defense ■ Political 2008 Page #159  
ve for de Gaulle to terminate full French participation in NA TO. Perhaps,  2009 Page #20  
trangeness, 1973-1975 Su1c::ent b7 French Me1:1t:: of Ccfoue •llllfflinl-ln 2009 Page #141  

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 book Co11fro11/atio11s, the noted French-American scientist and UFO resear 2007 Page #199  

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

lk to other witnesses. A man named Frenchie was stationed at Edwards AFB in 2005 Page #166  
no engine or fuselage was visible. Frenchie said the) had to cut out a piec 2005 Page #166  
tweight and was lifted by two men. Frenchie never found out what the object 2005 Page #166  

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The location of these tests was at Frenchman's Flats at the southern end of 2005 Page #168  
s the light was waning, we visited Frenchman's Flat where the first above-g 2006 Page #199  

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lone!" would quickly give way to a frenzy of story angles. The biggest medi 2006 Page #58  
. Initial fear would give way to a frenzy of interest as the NHI showed its 2006 Page #58  
 even worse. Ironically, the media frenzy could have been avoided. Federal  2006 Page #83  
imals on a nearby farm went into a frenzy .... The next day, three depressi 2008 Page #93  

Word: "frequenc1", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

pending on what is known about the frequenc1 of such an anachronism. For ex 2005 Page #137  

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d to Tunguska explosion • Emit low frequencies, causing distress to Humans  2004 Page #166  
 devices that could detect certain frequencies. The rationale for these fre 2006 Page #200  
equencies. The rationale for these frequencies came from an article in the  2006 Page #200  
8 There was a reference to certain frequencies that had been associated wit 2006 Page #200  
 ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RADAR FREQUENCIES , EXTREME LOW FREQUENCIES AN 2008 Page #77  
EN RADAR FREQUENCIES , EXTREME LOW FREQUENCIES AND ANY IMPACT THEY MIGHT HA 2008 Page #77  
blems with our radios on all three frequencies we were on from the WSA, Wea 2009 Page #70  

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to better resonate with a specific frequency. Or, the waviness might be the 2003 Page #106  
 field augmented by an unspecified frequency of a "Class C RF signal." On t 2003 Page #110  
 to the nuclear magnetic resonance frequency of bismuth which is about 7 MH 2003 Page #111  
egulations. So he had to deal with frequency allocations, channels, radios, 2004 Page #96  
 think he knows what equipment and frequency alien communicators way ahead  2006 Page #6  
e are a number of conditions whose frequency in the population is quite sma 2006 Page #7  
listened and found no signals. The frequency being used was 10 times higher 2006 Page #11  
e end of this paper for a chart of frequency of occurrence. Source: Colm Ke 2006 Page #115  
ith the following characteristics: frequency 2995 mc to 3000 mc; pulse widt 2006 Page #200  
2.0 microseconds; pulse repetition frequency of 600 cps; sweep rate of r rp 2006 Page #200  
orce and Navy, is the largest high frequency radio transmitter in the world 2007 Page #130  
r 1948, it was determined that the frequency of unexplained aerial phenomen 2008 Page #26  
osphere to reflect high-power High Frequency (HF) waves beyond the horizon  2008 Page #73  
 have suggested that possibly High Frequency over-the-horizon radar (HF 0TH 2008 Page #75  
izon radar (HF 0TH) or Extreme Low Frequency (ELF) experimentation in the O 2008 Page #75  
         SLIDE# 14 Can either High Frequency over-the-horizon radar (HF 0TH 2008 Page #76  
of 3 -30 megahertz ; or Ultra High Frequency (UHF) radar of .3 to 3 gigaher 2008 Page #76  
 .3 to 3 gigahertz; or Extreme Low Frequency (ELF) of 3 to 30 her1z produce 2008 Page #76  
 AT ORFORD NESS AND WAS USING HIGH FREQUENCY (HF) RADAR -IT WOULD HA VE NO  2008 Page #76  
re electromagnetic energy in these frequency ranges than HAARP, for example 2008 Page #77  
hermore, it is improbable that the frequency of these stel Jar alignments a 2008 Page #135  

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 area of the fiery object, and the frequent news updates that were coming i 2003 Page #54  
d. Leaks have probably become less frequent because of the heavy reliance o 2003 Page #187  
 She gave detailed testimony about frequent sightings of UFOs over the Whit 2005 Page #131  
t UFO sightings and incidents were frequent in this region of the mountains 2006 Page #89  
ion (blood) • Teeth (somewhat less frequent than the others) • Cervical lym 2006 Page #115  

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ted in the UFO subject. I had been frequenting the local library since I wa 2003 Page #54  

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 not man-made , and that they were frequentl y present at rocket test sites 2009 Page #90  

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terson Secretary - 1942-1952 “They frequently saw them [UFOs] and then told 2003 Page #17  
ected with the Mg/Zn area which is frequently found in magnesium/zinc alloy 2003 Page #106  
h is heavier than lead. Bismuth is frequently found in ores of tin, lead, c 2003 Page #106  
ns are reporting on this even more frequently, saying that Bolivian authori 2004 Page #8  
rsion, the hoax version, that most frequently found its way into media acco 2004 Page #29  
d that sort of business. So he was frequently on committees in the States w 2004 Page #96  
t Nellis Air Force Base, personnel frequently saw A-7s with 4450th Tactical 2006 Page #83  
ty and visited the town areas more frequently. The locals started to notice 2006 Page #92  
h surgical precision, leaving most frequently either round or oval surgical 2006 Page #115  
econnaissance satellites, launched frequently in the 1970's and 1980's migh 2006 Page #191  
e photography, because they are so frequently caught on film and before the 2007 Page #85  
litary personnel, UFO crashes have frequently occurred on the planet. Repor 2007 Page #127  
 ships and wreckage. The next most frequently mentioned word was \\hight Pa 2007 Page #131  
ns are reporting on this even more frequently, saying that Bolivian authori 2007 Page #141  
trange, unknown forces are said to frequently interfere with radio and navi 2007 Page #185  
r than ever before, the human mind frequently jumps to the conclusion that  2009 Page #20  
induction in electricity, asserted frequently before his death a few years  2009 Page #158  
gainst Bacteria Biological warfare frequently has been declared to be as ba 2009 Page #159  

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etter than pizza? A company called Freschetta Pizza offered a dollar off th 2007 Page #65  

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rch continued with other boats and fresh crews. In Halifax, the RCC had put 2004 Page #41  
d grounds. SLIDE# 16 There is also fresh weather caulking around the doors. 2005 Page #56  
n in the process). When I arrived, fresh green shoots of grass had begun to 2006 Page #84  
 UFO's. It makes shopping with the Fresh Food People an experience that's o 2007 Page #60  
sion from the Red Planet to secure fresh water from Lake Baikal, and which  2008 Page #102  

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ources in last few years, with the freshly revealed Majestic documents from 2003 Page #21  

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the pioneering work of Dr. Sigmund Freud. Following his graduation from med 2005 Page #89  
dition, presented case findings to Freud supporting his view that literally 2005 Page #89  
health professionals of the 1920s. Freud and his followers believed that ma 2005 Page #89  
would he have split with the great Freud? The rumormon gering and the innue 2005 Page #89  
won't stop war. Almost looks as if Freud was right in saying there is a dea 2005 Page #102  

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edical school he became a pupil of Freud's, then went on to work as Freud's 2005 Page #89  
f Freud's, then went on to work as Freud's assistant for the next six years 2005 Page #89  

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eagues. Reich's departure from the Freudian ranks created a backlash of res 2005 Page #89  

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0 point bll In Ott polls? tU,UVUAL FRfSS CLVli ··~·( ~-2001 CSETI: Ambasrab 2008 Page #154  

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ions Were fo und NEAR site two, on fri (G) **** **** explanation was e 1**  2004 Page #228  

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r Photographer· Swart Hall TJe·.'I Fri&kle,, Vitality flow with •11t.,r11ln 2007 Page #66  

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with CoCcriirrsS tm aaar frtHay af friar ahliyatlM te aayparl ar te rttfert 2003 Page #215  

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ered the atmosphere because of the friction and after a high speed fall the 2004 Page #11  

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n Library meeting calendars. 6. On Friday, July 4 or 11th, 1947 the note is 2003 Page #204  
 in Marshall's handwritten note of Friday July 4, 1947. 206                 2003 Page #210  
" Hand written note by Marshall on Friday July 4, 1947 to the President abo 2003 Page #211  
he Campesino, around 12.30 a.m. on Friday last week he heard a loud whistli 2004 Page #11  
 the explosion area. After dawn on Friday morning the Campesino started loo 2004 Page #11  
 • EMI:0.51[1N AREA, AFTER DAwN ON FRIDAY HORNING THE CAMPESINO STARTED LOM 2004 Page #21  
r Shag Harbor and arrived there on Friday morning, October 5th. By 1:00 p.m 2004 Page #41  
ning, October 5th. By 1:00 p.m. on Friday afternoon the divers were ready t 2004 Page #41  
years. If you walk, if you go down Friday Street, there's a part of ground  2004 Page #53  
49. 2. Sometime between Monday and Friday August 7-12, 1949, Fred Meyers th 2006 Page #45  
er this has not been confirmed. 5. Friday, August 19 & 20th, 1949 several w 2006 Page #45  
ne prospector (Meyers). 6. Also on Friday, Saturday and Sunday the 19th--21 2006 Page #45  
 that flew across West Virginia on Friday night. One newspaper, the "Charle 2006 Page #94  
ragon' had not been reported since Friday." This UP article also called the 2006 Page #99  
d that at approximately 4.30 pm on Friday, December 2, 1960, an object beli 2007 Page #140  
im if he came back. On Thursday or Friday he recalled seeing two military " 2008 Page #53  

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ort. On Mondays , Wednesdays , and Fridays, he went to an aerobic class at  2008 Page #58  

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r favorite: which was pinto beans, fried potatoes, cornbread, and macaroni  2007 Page #123  

Word: "friedman", 86 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rt Campbell, Jonathan Downes, Stan Friedman, Stan Gordon, Budd Hopkins, Lin 2003 Page #2  
ibraries & photography Hj • ■ Stan Friedman finds Walter Fisk It. □ Several 2003 Page #22  
s name was Walter Wayne Fisk. Stan Friedman, also recognizing the importanc 2003 Page #36  
had a doctorate in psychology, yet Friedman was unable to verify his claim  2003 Page #36  
1941. 17. Correspondence with Stan Friedman, April 16, 1999, concerning Wal 2003 Page #39  
tary of Defense" Thanks to Stanton Friedman, we know that the Truman Librar 2003 Page #88  
tacks on Roswell and MJ-12 Stanton Friedman —■H Imlng that Earth is being v 2003 Page #117  
PERATION MAJESTIC 12 by STANTON T. FRIEDMAN Nuclear Physicist-Lecturer 79 P 2003 Page #136  
ed ” in 1993, started on documents Friedman asked me to look at the SOM Don 2003 Page #169  
nald, who talked me i Committee. I Friedman had of a "manual" "Extraterrest 2003 Page #169  
cerns Abouf Authenticity Raised by Friedman and Others 1. The fact that the 2003 Page #207  
t: Karl Pflock, Jim Marrs, Stanton Friedman, Linda Moulton Howe, Scott Rams 2004 Page #70  
rchers in the early 1980s, Stanton Friedman tracked Sarbacher down to get d 2004 Page #92  
hen Karl Compton was down there... Friedman: Yeah. Sarbacher: I was told th 2004 Page #92  
ered a UFO with some people in it. Friedman: Bodies, whatever. Sarbacher: I 2004 Page #92  
w, that's what I think I was told. Friedman: Did he tell you where? Sarbach 2004 Page #92  
ere people were made like insects. Friedman: Did you get any clue as to whe 2004 Page #92  
bacher: It was somewhere out west. Friedman: OK. Any idea what year this wa 2004 Page #92  
hington. It was in the early '50s. Friedman: OK. Did they imply that the cr 2004 Page #92  
r is a prime example. When Stanton Friedman tracked down Dr. Robert Sarbach 2004 Page #98  
MJ-12 document released by Stanton Friedman and Bill Moore. In fact, when h 2004 Page #98  
Bruce Phillips and researcher Stan Friedman VII. 10-13 Dental impression of 2004 Page #114  
of these reports, although as Stan Friedman often says, it is a race with t 2004 Page #130  
gin with nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman, well known to everyone in the  2004 Page #133  
UFO research. UFO lecturer Stanton Friedman suspects or believes that some  2004 Page #133  
ized today in the post-atomic era. Friedman even asserts that we as a speci 2004 Page #133  
e group of ufologists that Stanton Friedman represents, there is a constant 2004 Page #133  
ome researchers, including Stanton Friedman, and for Robert and Ryan Wood,  2004 Page #134  
whether it is in fact what Stanton Friedman and so many others have assumed 2004 Page #134  
eived an inquiry call from Stanton Friedman, a nuclear physicist whose lect 2004 Page #135  
rsity campuses throughout the U.S. Friedman elicited a few more details fro 2004 Page #135  
ew more details from Marcel, which Friedman describes in his 1992 book Cras 2004 Page #135  
on and science writer. Marcel told Friedman he had taken a CIC officer out  2004 Page #135  
to it as being like hieroglyphics. Friedman explains that at the time of hi 2004 Page #135  
wo subsequent clues rang bells for Friedman that began to convince him that 2004 Page #135  
g saucer near Roswell. Sleppy told Friedman she was stopped by the FBI from 2004 Page #135  
ident named Vern Maltais, who told Friedman about his good friend "Barney"  2004 Page #135  
and "Barney" Barnett — put Stanton Friedman directly on the trail of the cr 2004 Page #136  
el, Lydia Sleppy and Vern Maltais, Friedman pursued the matter relentlessly 2004 Page #136  
interest in UFOs was well known to Friedman. Moore listened to the informat 2004 Page #136  
e writing on pieces of the debris. Friedman quotes Marcel at one point as s 2004 Page #137  
 said in an interview with Stanton Friedman and Bill Moore in the 1980s: "S 2004 Page #137  
 several people, including Stanton Friedman, who interviewed him. Dr. Sarba 2004 Page #147  
chmitt Crash at Corona, by Stanton Friedman Bgond Roswell, by Michael Hesem 2004 Page #149  
e leaked to Bill Moore and Stanton Friedman in the early 1980s. Consider ou 2004 Page #179  
er his question so I asked Stanton Friedman and passed on what Stan recomme 2004 Page #191  
e a biography of ufologist Stanton Friedman, one an examination of the orig 2004 Page #214  
" argument.' Nick Redfern and Stan Friedman also provided valuable insight, 2004 Page #215  
 William Steinman, as well as Stan Friedman and Dr. Bruce Maccabee: 5 Leo G 2004 Page #217  
nkers may have us believe. As Stan Friedman often reminds people, we still  2004 Page #218  
. Think about it this way: if Stan Friedman brought forward this kind of "e 2004 Page #222  
n by Donald Menzel, and which only Friedman and some anonymous source had s 2004 Page #222  
uld also, no doubt, be claims that Friedman was making the whole thing up,  2004 Page #222  
hat the jury is still out. As Stan Friedman has said, "just because con men 2004 Page #223  
in unused interview transcripts. 7 Friedman, Stanton T. and Don Berliner, C 2004 Page #223  
; Aztec 1948, interview Stanton T. Friedman, both in the film and in unused 2004 Page #223  
ington Institute of Technology. 15 Friedman, Crash at Corona, pp. 47— 53. 1 2004 Page #224  
)02), pp. 10 - 26; also Stanton T. Friedman IS Real! dir. Paul Kimball, Red 2004 Page #224  
 with Kevin Randle. 4° Aztec 1918, Friedman interview. 221                  2004 Page #224  
 of this metal foil to Mr. Stanton Friedman to be passed on to the UFO Muse 2004 Page #240  
 a good thing. Look how Stanton T. Friedman got put on the 'watch list' by  2004 Page #249  
sett, Richard M. Dolan, Stanton T. Friedman, Frank Feschino, George Knapp,  2006 Page #2  
he UFO "Why?" Questions Stanton T. Friedman 1 The Covert World of UOF Crash 2006 Page #3  
e UFO "WHY?" Questions" Stanton T. Friedman Copyright 2006 Stanton T. Fried 2006 Page #4  
Friedman Copyright 2006 Stanton T. Friedman ABSTRACT I have been fortunate  2006 Page #4  
sn't the government taken out Stan Friedman, if what he is saying about a C 2006 Page #12  
attentive audiences. REFERENCES 1. Friedman, Stanton T. "Government UFO Lie 2006 Page #13  
1, 399 pages. 3. Berliner, Don and Friedman Stanton T. "Crash at Corona" Ma 2006 Page #13  
04730-0958 . Autographed by STF 4. Friedman, Stanton T. "TOP SECRET/MAJIC"  2006 Page #13  
tion of Top Secret! Majic, Stanton Friedman is in agreement with the Woods' 2006 Page #15  
01 as a document produced in 1954. Friedman believes that the stage has bee 2006 Page #15  
nt (confirmed by the Wood team and Friedman); while containing numerous dis 2006 Page #16  
"pioneering research"; and Stanton Friedman who described him as a "dedicat 2006 Page #17  
before published." Both Randle and Friedman subsequently distanced themselv 2006 Page #17  
ed UFOs, Roswell • 1/20/78 Stanton Friedman, in Baton Rouge for a lecture,  2006 Page #26  
 With the assistance of Stanton T. Friedman and several other researchers,  2006 Page #99  
cist and UFO investigator, Stanton Friedman, and published in the book, Cle 2006 Page #143  
ENTS I thank Don Berliner, Stanton Friedman, Kevin Randle, Todd Zechel, the 2006 Page #179  
ck Haines, Jacques Vallee, Stanton Friedman, Budd Hopkins and many others.  2006 Page #196  
ter, Michael D. Swords, Stanton D. Friedman, Brian L. Weiss, Richard F. Hai 2006 Page #203  
ey work ■ The project ... and Stan Friedman ■ The Special Operations Manual 2007 Page #42  
82 Top Secret i\llajic, Stanton T. Friedman , Marlowe &Co., 1996, pages 32, 2007 Page #77  
n I retired I got a call from Stan Friedman who said that he had a guy in B 2008 Page #104  
rvers." However, physicist Stanton Friedman, after studying Menzel's unpubl 2008 Page #133  
olleague and sometimes critic Stan Friedman encouraged me to take a look at 2009 Page #7  
isenhower _ briefing.pdf 8 Stanton Friedman is the most prominent supporter 2009 Page #46  

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 the great respect I have for Stan Friedman's work, to see the documents pr 2004 Page #214  
d in unused interview transcripts. Friedman's stance is interesting, becaus 2004 Page #223  
T's Neil Morris was reviewing Stan Friedman's scan of the Ramey/DuBose nega 2004 Page #231  

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ist Church, starting July 31, 1941 Friend gave him picture of Allen a few w 2003 Page #22  
urprised me was that he was a good friend of Harry Truman, then Senator Tru 2003 Page #34  
tograph as proof to a photographer friend of his in the 1953-1955 timeframe 2003 Page #36  
elville area. Randy Overly and his friend were playing outside near the vil 2003 Page #58  
home; once there, he calls his old friend Ferdinand Eberstadt who arrives s 2003 Page #89  
dy fly to Hobe Sound Florida where friend and future Secretary of Defense R 2003 Page #89  
y he should be there." Forrestal's friend, the journalist Arthur Krock, wro 2003 Page #94  
." Both passages - one from a good friend the other from an outspoken enemy 2003 Page #94  
 South Carolina and signed only "A Friend." Included with the letter were s 2003 Page #97  
it home where he kept it until his friend, Nataniel Mendez Hurtado, learned 2004 Page #11  
 HONE kPFRr HE kEPII /7 UNTIL 'HIS FRIEND NITAKIEL t4ENOE1 HURTAOC LEARNED  2004 Page #21  
 no first-hand knowledge, told her friend Pegues the story was a hoax and t 2004 Page #29  
o was interviewed by Chris and his friend Bob MacDonald on the same occasio 2004 Page #43  
er these two instances runs into a friend of his who had retired some years 2004 Page #44  
paiunent of a local newspaper. The friend was with his son and all three we 2004 Page #44  
Mall in Halifax. When asked by the friend what Chris was up to these days,  2004 Page #44  
g the case for over a year. Chris' friend floored him by saying, "Oh yeah,  2004 Page #44  
him what he was talking about. His friend replied that he had spent a week  2004 Page #44  
e heck was he doing on a ship. The friend informed him that he was there as 2004 Page #44  
rs on a Canadian Naval vessel? His friend could not help him there. After s 2004 Page #44  
 explanation. At that point Chris' friend said that he had to leave and lef 2004 Page #44  
.K. book tour. On June 27, a local friend introduced me to "B," an independ 2004 Page #51  
ther? Two days later a close local friend introduced me to George Nursey, a 2004 Page #52  
ate in the shift, Bob Sliwowski, a friend and co- worker and I were so desp 2004 Page #55  
 Enforcement personnel) and a good friend from Mississippi I hadn't heard f 2004 Page #56  
episode. In September 1997, a good friend and former Bentwaters D Flight Se 2004 Page #56  
onference enough to have Budd as a friend and colleague, I kept him updated 2004 Page #59  
 related to Andy Kissner by a good friend who had previously worked for the 2004 Page #65  
rce Major Truman Weaver, who was a friend of UFO researcher Don Berliner. W 2004 Page #97  
o Berliner from Robert Thompson, a friend of his, who was in the aviation b 2004 Page #97  
ehdel told me that he and a German friend of his had come across a crashed  2004 Page #99  
y: Q: I have been told by a mutual friend that in 1952 you showed Admiral K 2004 Page #102  
e story began in 1954 when Smith's friend Admiral Herbert Knowles was conta 2004 Page #103  
dence (Part 1) Neasham was a close friend of Lundahl's, and with Lundahl ha 2004 Page #104  
O Crash Retrieval Conference Major Friend from Blue Book was called in for  2004 Page #105  
pted another contact which failed. Friend returned to write up the event to 2004 Page #105  
 0 0 1 0 Witness John Mosgrove and friend Bruce Phillips and researcher Sta 2004 Page #114  
, who told Friedman about his good friend "Barney" Barnett, a government en 2004 Page #135  
. Butch Blanchard was a very close friend of mine. I worked with him in the 2004 Page #147  
MUFON conference. Ward was a close friend of Walt Disney, working as one of 2004 Page #179  
he White House. K.T. Frankovich, a friend of Nixon, who lived near his Key  2004 Page #181  
m was pulled he had even asked his friend Bob Haldeman if he knew anything  2004 Page #184  
me from a comment made by Carter's friend, actress Shirley MacLaine, when s 2004 Page #187  
ter. Carter considered him a close friend and confided in him on confidenti 2004 Page #189  
r the public. Greg Bishop, a close friend of Moore's, and a speaker here la 2004 Page #189  
any MJ-12 documents, he did have a friend who had done declassification on  2004 Page #191  
dar Hill, near Aztec, to pick up a friend who was traveling with him the re 2004 Page #216  
 of the way to the West coast. The friend said he had just heard about some 2004 Page #216  
kus out near Aztec. Farley and his friend drove out to Hart Canyon Road to  2004 Page #216  
est of Farley's story: Ken and his friend got to the crash site and walked  2004 Page #216  
ia Aparecida Silva, 14, and chei r friend, Katia Xavier, 21, were walking a 2005 Page #31  
rom visiting an aviation historian friend in Illinois, Truman Weaver. \'(/h 2005 Page #42  
etter dated March 1978 from a good friend of Weaver's in the aviation busin 2005 Page #42  
er gave me the phone number of his friend, Robert Thompson, whom he knew th 2005 Page #42  
n than not -tell no one. Perhaps a friend or family member. Unquestionably, 2005 Page #74  
 the U.S. Air Force Reserve, and a friend of former Air Force Chief of Staf 2005 Page #79  
) to a question by John Andrews, a friend and associate of his. Indeed, And 2005 Page #80  
cCandlish, a science \\ ricer, his friend Brad Sorensen was attending an ai 2005 Page #83  
with an exceedingly well-connected friend -an individual who once held a ve 2005 Page #83  
ry of Defense Frank Carlucci). The friend told Sorensen to "follow me," and 2005 Page #83  
m Reich and the Cold lf1/'m~ by my friend and colleague Jim l\fartin, who i 2005 Page #88  
, October 11, Reich authorized his friend, research associate and sonin-law 2005 Page #98  
ish educator who was Reich's loyal friend and colleague of many years, seem 2005 Page #102  
ed that the admiral was a personal friend of Adm.iral Bobby Inman (who, bet 2005 Page #130  
 it on the advice of parents and a friend in the state police. In time, the 2005 Page #154  
 Policeman Eddie Apodaca, a family friend who had been summoned by Faustino 2005 Page #155  
ay; 20/21 May 1953, Kingman, AZ. A friend of mine met Charlie in a photocop 2005 Page #163  
. former USN. Driving in Jeep with friend near town of Globe. Arizona. Jan  2006 Page #26  
e insisted. The following year, my friend and colleague Tony Moore tracked  2006 Page #80  
d documented these anomalies and a friend suggested I should show my resear 2006 Page #89  
ll, and our two children. We had a friend of ours visiting us at the time — 2006 Page #128  
ght it had hit the place where our friend was. Luckily it didn't hit him, s 2006 Page #129  
t had hit. But in the morning, our friend was outside looking at a rowan tr 2006 Page #129  
om the entrance of his tent as his friend blithe!} pours himself a cup of c 2007 Page #71  
 or who learned of the term from a friend, or, or, or. And while Levi Strau 2007 Page #76  
o South Haven Park. He picked up a friend and returned to the park to find  2007 Page #129  
                                 a friend of Ron Pataki, a syndicated drama 2007 Page #136  
hio, where Pataki was a Jong-tinie friend of Robert Slatzer. 'Pataki ... re 2007 Page #136  
his father never knew the date his friend took the photographs, except that 2007 Page #162  
vas extrarerresrriaJ. Paul asked a friend who had served in the Air Force a 2007 Page #173  
ange things" in Coyote Canyon. The friend answered chat once in 1989 on gua 2007 Page #173  
lobo, Nascimento was called by her friend and neighbor right after she had  2007 Page #193  
le rpts. Attempted recovery by Col Friend & Dr. Hynek. See case file." The  2008 Page #10  
vestigation conducted by Hynek and Friend lasted less than forty-eight hour 2008 Page #10  
         On May 8, 1962, Hynek and Friend, accompanied by Douglas Crouch, w 2008 Page #11  
 Utah residents , arrived in Utah. Friend, writing to "Hq USAF, SAFOI-3b (M 2008 Page #11  
 it.'· That statement , written by Friend, that Hynek and Friend actually w 2008 Page #11  
 written by Friend, that Hynek and Friend actually went into the area to co 2008 Page #11  
 no conflicting data suggests that Friend might be right. r n fact, Dr. Rob 2008 Page #11  
he sighting. This wasn't Hynek and Friend but apparently soldiers from the  2008 Page #12  
 the Air Force files. If Hynek and Friend ever learned of the investigation 2008 Page #12  
fireball as Dr. Hynek and Lt. Col. Friend suggested , there wouldn't have b 2008 Page #13  
ation of the Westport Crash with a friend who pilots intercontinental passe 2008 Page #54  
ng with space. He also was a close friend to Averell Harriman , the U.S. Am 2008 Page #131  
 was Smith's close relationship as friend and business partner with Prince  2008 Page #132  
hrenschildt , the last-known close friend of accused assassin Lee Harvey Os 2008 Page #142  
1-0 I." About this time my son and friend, Ryan, got interested and we pres 2009 Page #7  
rom visiting an aviation historian friend in lllinois, Trnman Weaver. While 2009 Page #50  
etter dated March 1978 from a good friend of Weaver's in the aviation busin 2009 Page #50  
er gave me the phone number of his friend, Robert Thompson , whom he knew t 2009 Page #50  
 I am honoring a promise made to a friend who has since passed away. 82     2009 Page #88  
ories. I believe that she needed a friend in her life at that point as much 2009 Page #95  
d her sincere and credible. As her friend, I was grateful to have known som 2009 Page #95  
i's shoot ont and see if liif:)'re friend/'! .. 114 v.s. AIR FORCE OFFTC14l 2009 Page #120  
ved a briefletter from a therapist friend of mine who was also editor of Th 2009 Page #139  
qu:idron . d_ ■In October 19131, a friend ga·,~ev.i--" ~--, mess:.ge statin 2009 Page #152  
a letter written to Snodgrass by a friend wanting to get reacquainted after 2009 Page #173  

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ved reputation for being aloof yet friendly. His yearbook refers to him som 2003 Page #85  
She indicated that they were quite friendly. Major Filer further informed m 2004 Page #85  
me value. They are undamaged. With friendly greetings , A. Einstein." Stung 2005 Page #92  
I, be it benevolent or malevolent. Friendly NH could precipitate extraordin 2006 Page #56  
n of the mission the D-21B flew to friendly territory and jettisoned its ca 2006 Page #78  
when nuclear weapons are lost over friendly countries." (Howe's emphasis.)  2006 Page #141  
eason to believe the aircraft were friendly. 2. This information was furthe 2006 Page #170  
ight as originally identified is a friendly flight. 6. ConAC took immediate 2006 Page #170  
eason to believe the aircraft were friendly" means that the Continental Air 2006 Page #172  
tainly could have identified it as friendly since it would have responded t 2006 Page #172  
ight as originally identified is a friendly flight." What does that mean, " 2006 Page #173  
or certain? Didn't they track the "friendly aircraft" until they were posit 2006 Page #173  
if there had been upwards of forty friendly aircraft coming from the north  2006 Page #173  
. If these intruders were group of friendly aircraft why did Undersecretary 2006 Page #173  
he initial misidentification of a "friendly flight" and afraid to admit it? 2006 Page #173  
from the Sheriffs Office. Although friendly and easy-going there was a deep 2008 Page #43  
deen PD; we were nicknamed Qfficer Friendly and the S10,y Lady. Part of her 2008 Page #57  
hluss of Austria. Hoover kept up a friendly correspondence with Nazi interp 2008 Page #139  
                              of a friendly nature. At the end of the excha 2009 Page #55  

Word: "friends", 43 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of these folks had family members, friends or neighbors directly involved.  2003 Page #57  
g the news accounts. Jerry and his friends were unfamiliar with the area, b 2003 Page #60  
f the possible landing, he and two friends drove to Kecksburg that night. H 2003 Page #70  
ne occasion, and were in fact good friends. The oral history testimony of R 2003 Page #191  
t of the story is that Gleason was friends with Nixon. He lived in Miami, F 2003 Page #195  
UFOs don't just land and ask to be friends. In a story datelined Grandbury, 2004 Page #32  
 first observed by Wickens and his friends. During the time it took to do a 2004 Page #37  
himself, worked with Bradford (his friends called him "Brath") as crew quit 2004 Page #38  
ommissioned. Larry and three other friends were on the inside reconnoiterin 2004 Page #51  
ved Mysteries episode, I told some friends and fellow employees this exact  2004 Page #56  
y did the two meet, they were good friends and Truman and his wife had actu 2004 Page #85  
g, "I have no resources at all, no friends for these things where I am now. 2004 Page #99  
of detail. Furthermore, many of my friends are careful about what they say  2004 Page #117  
 shooter." For years, Barnett told friends how he had come upon the site of 2004 Page #135  
or years Barnett told the story to friends. There is uncertainty about whet 2004 Page #135  
 Jr., relatives of Sheriff Wilcox, friends of base commander Colonel Blanch 2004 Page #139  
rs." He stated he had "intelligent friends who have (seen UFOs)." On Octobe 2004 Page #146  
s UFO book collection was massive. Friends report he was somehow never the  2004 Page #147  
king to each other and became fast friends. They would go out drinking at n 2004 Page #188  
er Hubbell stated in his 1997 book Friends in High Places that Clinton had  2004 Page #196  
essed and overworked • Brother and friends consulted with him near death •  2004 Page #203  
 employers with the public • Close friends with Donald Keyhoe • National Ra 2004 Page #205  
ne in New Mexico. Art and I became friends and discussed sharing a "dig" at 2004 Page #240  
ities and their conversations with friends were monitored, too. The back en 2005 Page #167  
 here is that one can't tell one's friends without telling one's enemies. I 2006 Page #9  
 intelligence," together with some friends cutting and pasting from Army ma 2006 Page #15  
so mentioned that he also had some friends who were working for the CIA. Ho 2006 Page #205  
and later divorced. We remain good friends. David's brother, Paul Smith, wa 2006 Page #208  
War 11, Robertson had become close friends with Dr. R.V. Jones, one of Brit 2007 Page #22  
 files ■ Had never seen manuscript FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS AND ASSOCIATES ... ■  2007 Page #43  
 I loved people though, had lot of friends. I am not quite as gregarious an 2007 Page #79  
      our bicycles with some of my friends, and the post office, which wasn 2007 Page #125  
ne really that was being aloof. My friends Kevin and PauJ from school said  2007 Page #125  
ined that he was fishing with some friends near the town of Ubatuba, when a 2007 Page #194  
went into the area with two of his friends in their pickup trucks. The mili 2008 Page #53  
iller after having spoken with his friends and relatives in the community . 2008 Page #54  
ecember 28, 1980, with a couple of friends. By 2 AM, December 28, lots of m 2008 Page #87  
ding there with Chris. He was good friends with Col. Halt. Chris says, 'Wha 2008 Page #88  
Chief Heinrich Himmler's Circle of Friends of the Gestapo-its chief financi 2008 Page #128  
apo-its chief financiers-and close friends and colleagues of the BIS's Baro 2008 Page #128  
                recently was close friends to Kurt Wahlheim, who was depose 2008 Page #145  
pposedly given to him by his alien friends, as a means by which he could co 2009 Page #54  
elderly lady was known to her many friends as June Kaba, but in 1942 she wa 2009 Page #87  

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

the White House he had struck up a friendship with Jimmy Carter. Carter con 2004 Page #189  
s to allow us to take our brand of friendship—hostility...out there. Thus,  2006 Page #8  
nding his right hand, seemingly in friendship, and holding his camera aloft 2007 Page #71  
 important, I was honored with the friendship of a brave woman who remained 2009 Page #88  

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

ere has been name calling and some friendships lost. One of the big questio 2003 Page #57  
ming of patent holders ■ Circle of friendships INTEGRATED CIRCUIT PERSPECTI 2005 Page #11  
uld stress here that Reich had few friendships or professional relationship 2005 Page #103  
e at school etc, did you haYe many friendships? (l took out word hacker her 2007 Page #79  

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

will jump out of tall buildings in fright; but certainly they are concerned 2005 Page #85  
his small farmhouse and gave him a fright that he remembers to this day. Th 2007 Page #191  

Word: "fright-patterson", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ntained in a computer center at \\"fright-Patterson. At this base, a master 2005 Page #79  
our years with the Air Force at \'(fright-Patterson AFB as a ci,·ilian doin 2005 Page #169  

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

cket. Beria then used this file to frighten Stalin into having Tukachevsky  2004 Page #153  
 good idea to tell the public? Why frighten people?" Because she was clearl 2005 Page #86  

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

em to be very intimidated and very frightened and paranoid." Given Charlett 2003 Page #30  
g Incident The girl in the car was frightened over the occurrence, and her  2003 Page #71  
of 1980. The desk sergeant heard a frightened and confused woman describing 2003 Page #142  
ot of excitement. Many people were frightened. They didn't know what to exp 2004 Page #29  
me. I was dazzled by the light and frightened almost out of my senses. I sh 2004 Page #32  
had bright red eyes. Terezinha was frightened, went back inside and told he 2005 Page #34  
n people?" Because she was clearly frightened. I'm not sure my answer gave  2005 Page #86  
ling the truth, but the man is too frightened to show the film and drops ou 2006 Page #26  
 LS: Something strange, because it frightened him. (He's an old-time cowboy 2006 Page #47  
s point, Mrs. May and the group of frightened boys fled down the path screa 2006 Page #90  
old me that both he and Evans were frightened by the experience. As they ha 2008 Page #12  
, headed by John J. McCloy, pushed frightened Germans into the arms of Hitl 2008 Page #126  

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

ing so weird, nonsensical and even frightening, that it puzzled even the mo 2003 Page #149  
n a half hour, the word about this frightening incident spread like a wild  2006 Page #90  
robably under four feet tall. It's frightening, but there is no denying the 2007 Page #136  
 and possibilities are surprising, frightening, and large in scale. When co 2009 Page #20  

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

. At the time, his position looked frighteningly suspicious. The Grand Ball 2003 Page #146  

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

ne, "Huge Monster on West Va. Hill Frightens Woman and Six Boys." This pape 2006 Page #99  

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

f Stream and change the climate to frigid ... There is something more power 2008 Page #134  

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

er reported a straight forward, no frills, and accurate version of the inci 2006 Page #95  

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

nspiracy theories, wild rumors and fringe news reporting. In case of a sudd 2006 Page #57  
ics, psychotics and people on the "fringe of the fringe" but overall the ca 2006 Page #204  
s and people on the "fringe of the fringe" but overall the calls were from  2006 Page #204  
move the UFO phenomenon out of the fringe and into the mainstream. Close En 2008 Page #65  
 to Military Abductions ■ Into the Fringe (1992). Personal alien abduction  2009 Page #152  

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

RED THE Alt'OSPOEPE OECAUSE OF TWE.FRIOTION AND AFTER ANICW SlEIC FALL THEY 2004 Page #21  

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

.:::..'_ ,.,:. ( (. (_ .1/ .:. FAT FRisec:e uFo ~ ,, ,\·,, \·I I ... 'Ii~,  2009 Page #107  

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

 the dog in this wonderful ad from Friskies. \XlhjJe difficult to see, an e 2007 Page #67  
this incredible feat? Simple. "New Friskies Vitality. Now with vitamins." M 2007 Page #67  

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

otaile••••‘2., tarkaa..),...108haw frit si tir ;torn eapt,Washington/Politi 2006 Page #32  

Word: "fritz", 25 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cil marks "do not remove from safe Fritz (or Freitag?) for JJA," is researc 2004 Page #252  
a~ Fowler would later refer ro as "Fritz \'(!erner") who claimed personal k 2005 Page #39  
 remain anonymous; I've dubbed him Fritz \Verner." 1t was from this point o 2005 Page #40  
nd Paul Chetham - became known as "Fritz \X'emer." Fowler had concerns abou 2005 Page #40  
ed affidavit to Fowler stares. "I, Fritz Werner, do solemnly swear that dur 2005 Page #40  
ated with respect ro his informant Fritz Werner that: "Between June 1949 an 2005 Page #41  
Between June 1949 and January 1960 Fritz held several engineering and manag 2005 Page #41  
esigning of aircraft landing gear. Fritz worked his way up to become chief  2005 Page #41  
in 1973 and given the pseudonym of Fritz \Xlerner by Ray Fowler, is known r 2005 Page #41  
. 1n addition to the testimon y of Fritz \Xlerner himself, there are other  2005 Page #41  
uired by Ray Fowler -including the Fritz Werner affidavit), other accounts  2005 Page #42  
(previously known by the pseudonym Fritz Werner). Stansel graduated from Oh 2005 Page #168  
said, "Do not remove from safe ... Fritz for JJA." I am hunting for an auth 2008 Page #110  
c copy of the signature of Captain Fritz, the homicide officer in charge of 2008 Page #110  
rst page of burned memo ll Who was Fritz? ■ Signature for James Jesus Angle 2008 Page #120  
 subsidiary of UBC. It was through Fritz Thyssen 's Dutch bank, originally  2008 Page #129  
Deutsche Bank, the steel empire of Fritz Thyssen and the powerful I.G. Farb 2008 Page #136  
ary helmets, initially dubbed the "Fritz" by the soldiers. Even the fields  2008 Page #145  
s become known by the pseudonym of Fritz Werner. 1n reality, there are far  2009 Page #48  
 include the original testimony of Fritz Werner, as provided to researchers 2009 Page #48  
epared the following affidavit: I, Fritz Werner, do solemnly swear that dur 2009 Page #49  
ny believed him to be. Recall that Fritz Werner had told Ray Fowler in his  2009 Page #55  
 up his story after hearing of the Fritz Werner revelations in the 1970s. T 2009 Page #55  
nd no less than two-decades before Fritz Werner even surfaced. Perhaps Beth 2009 Page #55  
ice-Hall Trade, 1981. Affidavit of Fritz Werner, June 7, 1973. 49           2009 Page #55  

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

2VI first printing April 1990 fitn FrlnUnp Aljuil 1901 PWNTTD « CAMAOA CHMf 2003 Page #136  

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

ll' and in c1 ... ~..:tr\ln motion frnm ZPE l:lcctrun') h:1, C ,I g,,·om:l, 2005 Page #19  

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

Cr.NI'.~ VJ h,ui cor,. i ,,·~;c. . frn~ tht' Order o( t!:e 8:-i:t~t,: -;'-; 2009 Page #163  

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

finite complacency men went to and fro over this globe about their little a 2004 Page #148  
 •• .... r.-111,c •-,,....., t.:-■ fro,a ,1 ~•--~h: ot aDinl MA .. ll-h•• t 2008 Page #19  

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

flcor who worltcd fer Jim Anqolton froa 1960 to 197•. Whon Jlo dlcd it v~&  2008 Page #120  
ra.lly •natchod the ,.Direct1 vcs" froa tho fire •nd h•vo kept thee aafo fr 2008 Page #120  

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

e is iwaitint tor til• final :tort frog the energy secretariat, idlish has  2004 Page #20  
ut bodies dissected as one would a frog On Page 6 of the document, five ali 2004 Page #79  
sspelled in report) as you would a frog. It is not known if Army field surg 2004 Page #80  
een dissected (sic) as you would a frog. It is not known if army field surg 2006 Page #104  

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

issing' • Where did the money come from'? • Where did it go'? • How is this 2006 Page #32  

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

ntla 2449.1o. f44,tctt acM4nittiot fromtho V.2.14,12 Soroloo. 1. it horemit 2006 Page #39  

Word: "from·this", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ion of this paragraph . altogether from·this and all related doctu:1ents. 2 2009 Page #27  

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

n all avollnblc evidence collected fron The from the Missouri logically fit 2003 Page #28  
                             ULTRA fron the Loa Alamos Scientific Laborator 2003 Page #233  

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

egation, believed to be Garland D. Fronabarger, gave reverend Huffman a pic 2003 Page #23  
t likely candidates was Garland F. Fronabarger - "Frony" according to his o 2003 Page #34  
after incident by unknown person - Fronabarger? □ Charlette saw the picture 2003 Page #35  

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

e and CARET Documents TK Davis and Fronk Dixon ......................... .. 2009 Page #5  

Word: "front", 89 instance(s) (Back to Top)

te to survive and to make a common front against attack by people of other  2003 Page #10  
ly on the phone, over dinner or in front a television camera her story, dem 2003 Page #38  
 of the sole may be missing in the front, there is no way we can tell accur 2003 Page #48  
 still unique in its narrowness in front of the heel. If this sole is the o 2003 Page #48  
NM child has a foot this narrow in front of the heel, yet the projected len 2003 Page #49  
e is at least 1/2 inch narrower in front of the heel than the narrowest adu 2003 Page #49  
ppointed as the UFO story made the front page in the largest local newspape 2003 Page #55  
t swung from right to left, at the front of the object. When it opened ther 2003 Page #69  
ee. The arm angled up and over the front of the hatch. Within seconds the h 2003 Page #69  
these lights been flying around in front of the Manzano Nuclear storage com 2003 Page #148  
monitoring were literally right in front of him both at work and home, so t 2003 Page #150  
held." Ford did nothing on the UFO front once he became president or after. 2003 Page #195  
ld Roswell Army Air Base. There in front of the west hanger where the bodie 2003 Page #198  
ven in Belfast Northern Ireland in front of 80,000 people, and I can assure 2003 Page #201  
when I obtained a copy of the full front page of The Dallas Morning News fo 2004 Page #31  
as aroused by a brilliant light in front of me. I was dazzled by the light  2004 Page #32  
nse of "The Sound" a few meters in front of them. They scanned the waters f 2004 Page #35  
his brakes to avoid backing out in front of one of the RCMP's cruisers that 2004 Page #37  
him pulled in beside his truck. In front of them standing on the edge of th 2004 Page #37  
dition of the Chronide Herald, the front page headline read: Could Be Somet 2004 Page #41  
bdued, then forcibly taken from in front of his billet and brought to such  2004 Page #51  
At Aztec - A Well Kept Secret. The front cover photograph is familiar to th 2004 Page #69  
erm he led the debunking effort in front of the press corps after UFOs were 2004 Page #85  
isc stories on American newspapers front pages. The Canadian who was in cha 2004 Page #85  
 earth must some day make a common front against attack by people from othe 2004 Page #133  
a schoolboy's question about it in front of a brigade of the press. "As far 2004 Page #140  
arist Rocket Exam Results I • Only front cockpit area survived • Original l 2004 Page #167  
ers • Engine component not found • Front section "appeared as if cut away b 2004 Page #167  
 the flying discs that were on the front pages of major American newspapers 2004 Page #176  
 at Roswell, New Mexico. There, in front of the west hanger where it was ru 2004 Page #195  
ect Blue Book • He knew he was the front end of a cover story • Died sudden 2004 Page #204  
ense plate and bumper guard on the front end of a vehicle parked outside th 2004 Page #231  
so noticed an intriguing shadow in front of the vehicle. Neil asked Andrew  2004 Page #231  
otenuse between the shadow and the front of the vehicle. 229                2004 Page #232  
ruction site and cross the path in front of their car. The officer driving  2005 Page #32  
op and bottom and appearing from a front view to have rounded edges and sli 2005 Page #74  
he Communist Party via its "united front" organizations. Reich was unaware  2005 Page #93  
pectacular that it appeared on the front page of the Los Angeles Times.3 2  2005 Page #121  
hen his Alien Autopsy film hit the front pages of numerous magazines and th 2005 Page #145  
many mifaary personnel stood up in front of an audience made up of the medj 2005 Page #147  
onal adobe house with a weU in the front yard and a nice shiny pickup truck 2005 Page #153  
hereby preventing his power supply front yielding more than 47 kilovolts.   2006 Page #41  
 community fails to present united front to preserve order. Some businesses 2006 Page #59  
e "alien story" would fall off the front page quickly, replaced by more tha 2006 Page #61  
the wreckage. He reported that the front of the airplane was completely des 2006 Page #74  
en hovered across the dirt path in front of the nearest witness, Mrs. May,  2006 Page #90  
ng to the radio and hanging out in front of the Flatwoods General Store on  2006 Page #92  
the upper plane shoulder area. The front of this large helmet was covered b 2006 Page #94  
 carried the UP story, including a front page headline story in the "New Yo 2006 Page #99  
 Leader newspaper: "Regarding your front page article Wysteg Tremor' in the 2006 Page #121  
ts and brown shoes and this is the front of the aircraft hangar, the openin 2006 Page #158  
ientists pull together as a united front, based on the knowledge gained fro 2006 Page #182  
all as a young boy standing in our front yard with the rest of my family, s 2006 Page #182  
loped by a heat wave. In fact, the front page of The Bellingham Herald for  2006 Page #183  
 influence lower-ranking members ; Front organizations ,. Targeting of sele 2007 Page #20  
 influence lower-ranking members r Front organizations , Targeting of selec 2007 Page #21  
 an interesting 1954 clip from the front page of the NYT in which President 2007 Page #24  
 must have been. In the ad, set in front of the Capitol Builrung, an unseen 2007 Page #65  
 captioned "Current events at your front door" and was accompanied by an 80 2007 Page #67  
ntently checking hjs cell phone in front of a large picture window at a mod 2007 Page #70  
y logged on so you didn't gee that front screen. Sometimes you would get a  2007 Page #87  
DiU AFB (Tampa Florida) proposed a front cover, and two-and-a-half page art 2007 Page #94  
). Indeed, Jack recalled that "the front landing gear had more wheels than  2007 Page #105  
wards the back of it than from the front. \Xlhat we could see from the top, 2007 Page #122  
nd marupulating officials as their front men in return for prorruses of giv 2007 Page #127  
monon and when he .arrlY• from tht front of the houu, the vehicle hid c/lJ" 2007 Page #165  
menon and when he arrived from the front of the house, the verucle had chan 2007 Page #165  
t residence when he looked out the front window of his home and saw somethi 2008 Page #48  
e same chair across from her TV in front of the large west-facing windows w 2008 Page #49  
t had a cigar shape, bigger in the front and narrower towards the back. An  2008 Page #50  
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ly newspaper) ran the story on the front page under the headline "Army Spot 2008 Page #68  
 under the Plexiglas desk cover in front of the Military Police Desk Sergea 2008 Page #70  
ty. The Thule Society, served as a front for the even more secretive German 2008 Page #126  
charged the firm with being a Nazi front company that was supplying vital c 2008 Page #129  
rben combine , created 750 foreign front corporations-58 in Portugal, l 12  2008 Page #136  
ment in 1942 for being a financial front man for Hitler and his Nazis. The  2008 Page #144  
er PRO:ME Sheaffer sat directly in front ofrne And this is how I opened CS! 2008 Page #155  
 and placing a security curtain in front of the stories the military succee 2009 Page #17  
the Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front. The propaganda arm for that group 2009 Page #33  
 a light beam coming down right in front of him and his investigation team. 2009 Page #69  
 describing what happened right in front of him. Illustration of beam shini 2009 Page #69  
mitted white, narrow, beam down in front of him and over the weapons storag 2009 Page #69  
it hit the ground. It was right in front of us, less than ten orfifteenfeet 2009 Page #70  
g in the U.S. Air Force. We were a front line NATO base that if war broke o 2009 Page #78  
h anniversary of their marriage in front of 81                              2009 Page #87  
atured the Voronezh story on their front pages. The story even made page on 2009 Page #138  
is era on line. While skimming the front page daily headlines of spring 194 2009 Page #156  
clippings or even a mention of the front page news he had made in mid-June  2009 Page #173  

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 a plane which has the territorial frontiers for its boundaries; (b) vertic 2009 Page #14  

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es or archival research. All these fronts are being actively worked and the 2003 Page #38  
apparatu s to alter entire weather fronts? And why did thjs activjty seem t 2005 Page #88  

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ates was Garland F. Fronabarger - "Frony" according to his obituary. He was 2003 Page #34  

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em remaining _covert, I ~hink that fron~, a military and defense point of v 2008 Page #34  

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ibilities and Strategies — Report .frorn the Contact Planning Sessions, dat 2006 Page #48  

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 LZ—I ; was the normally conducted frorv.surrounding bases. First repor rem 2003 Page #232  

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r. Miethe went to work for John C. Frost of the Avro Aircraft Company (a su 2007 Page #111  
ley) in Malcon Ontario Canada. Mr. Frost was a gifted aircraft designer fro 2007 Page #111  
ic VTOL flying disc. By 1953, John Frost and rus team had completed most of 2007 Page #111  
craft. The only problem facing Mr. Frost, was the overwhelming costs involv 2007 Page #111  

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duct, which "makes hard landing in frozen novelty cases ... and sales zoom! 2007 Page #60  
s case UFO stands for Unidentified Frozen Object -"already a stellar 54     2007 Page #60  
rying Merritt Foods' 'Unidentified Frozen Objects' were invited to promote  2007 Page #65  
of approximately one mjje from the frozen mountain, its cameras captured se 2007 Page #137  
ad was full of potholes and was so frozen it was hard to drive the truck. S 2008 Page #80  
brothers, who freed Malaxa's money frozen in Chase National Bank during the 2008 Page #141  
easury Department official who had frozen this money was the same man whose 2008 Page #141  

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

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S OF LA PAL, NEL DIARIO", toelfr A FRtINT PArE • 3Tnve ON 7oRRI9 STATING TH 2004 Page #21  

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 car parts, barbed wire, tin cans, fruit jars, etc. Even the patterns on br 2003 Page #45  
gular hours, including vegetables, fruit, milk, mixed soup and yogurt. Ther 2005 Page #32  
 we been invaded by UFO's (Unusual Fruit Objects)?" The accompanying text b 2007 Page #60  
fter a visit to the 'Blue Mountain Fruit Company,' you could be forgiven fo 2007 Page #60  

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 • 12 uruverse. That th.is came to fruition is consIStent with a further le 2005 Page #128  

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51 in the open literature has been fruitless. In addition, the hyphenated v 2006 Page #105  

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 bottom of the matter. His efforts fruled repeatedl y, and so has every fol 2005 Page #75  

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ered. The townspeople were getting frustrated and the rumors ran rampant ov 2006 Page #93  
t staffs were getting increasingly frustrated . Accordingly , because of th 2008 Page #63  
r where the radar was looking. The frustrated USAF eventually turned to the 2008 Page #73  
 dismissed. While Dulles and MJ-12 frustrated Kennedy's efforts to gain acc 2009 Page #40  
recent interview with me about his frustrated perspective on the past thirt 2009 Page #77  

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m being asked. Sometimes it became frustrating. "The Disc itself was litera 2003 Page #100  
able evidence. This is, of course, frustrating to those who want desperatel 2004 Page #214  
e about this equaUy compelling and frustrating footnote to the scientific h 2005 Page #93  

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cts an analysis of the document is frustratingly difficult, we can at lease 2007 Page #143  

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al press conference to express his frustration. Schiff told reporters: "The 2004 Page #61  

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erwyn Mountains incident, Margaret Fry has interviewed a variety of sources 2003 Page #75  
rash Retrieval Conference Margaret Fry points to the location of the allege 2003 Page #76  
indings sit with those of Margaret Fry? The entrance to Porton Down, the Br 2003 Page #76  
ter to prominent UFO contactee Dan Fry, Smith wrote about his government st 2004 Page #86  
ter that Wilbert Smith sent to Dan Fry, one of the key reasons for the shut 2004 Page #88  
e, such as Jenny Randles, Margaret Fry, Tony Dodd and Matthew Williams, are 2006 Page #121  
 Porton." (14) Researcher Margaret Fry also has strong opinions with regard 2006 Page #124  
at this was correct." According to Fry, Dodd told her that after the story  2006 Page #124  
ng to Matthew Williams: "Margaret [Fry] invited me up to North Wales and I  2006 Page #125  
 account." (16) While Williams and Fry appear convinced that the Prescott s 2006 Page #125  
 1997. 15. Interview with Margaret Fry, December 3, 1996. 16. Interview wit 2006 Page #137  
red photos depicting an attempt to fry an egg on a local sidewalk. But, whi 2006 Page #183  

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ook Like a promotional gimmick for Fry's Electronics!) It does raise a key  2007 Page #7  

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ent would in effect get out of the frying pan in 1969, and in 1973 not only 2004 Page #178  
d in 1973 not only get back in the frying pan but jump right into the fire. 2004 Page #178  

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ENTS ■ Texas Instruments ainid RCA fr~ed: patents in 1959 CONCLUSIONS ■ Rev 2005 Page #12  

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DISSEM. FOR US "EVES ONLY". EXEMPT FR• DECLASSIFICATION ORADA. "SPECIAL HAN 2004 Page #244  

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rajiwt. to Chlaa* Xa jaooortia ths fSatlags aS J7CS7 atsaUa yw shoal 1 istn 2003 Page #223  

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cosmonauts, etc. • Ideally the KGB/FSB Nachalnik for UFO's should be presen 2004 Page #171  

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 Laboratory of Substance Analysis (fsLA V) in 1976; Director of the V. I. V 2007 Page #198  

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Revie111 ("The Campinas Sighting," FSR, May/June 1962). The Campinas case w 2007 Page #193  

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COMSOPAC (Commander South Pacific) fSRVIC,[.U: "SEAL" R;;?ORTS, I• Booono . 2009 Page #170  

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Secrecy ■ lnv:n1on of Kuw:ut ■ Grc,fswald Lu,ht, ■ Soviet UFO Acl:nowlodgm  2009 Page #150  

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emailing him at: philip@mantle8353.fsworld .co.uk About the author: Philip  2005 Page #152  

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plus to TC) 1999 48 3132 S, uncl ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA 1999 1 335 TSM, conf 2003 Page #169  
 mailbox ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA ■ S-1 (mailed to TC) 2003 Page #169  
□ Elliptical or disc shape (50-300 ft diameter) □ Fuselage or cigar shape ( 2003 Page #174  
r) □ Fuselage or cigar shape (2000 ft long, 95 ft thick) □ Ovoid or cone sh 2003 Page #174  
e or cigar shape (2000 ft long, 95 ft thick) □ Ovoid or cone shape (30-40 f 2003 Page #174  
hick) □ Ovoid or cone shape (30-40 ft long) j Airfoil or triangle shape (30 2003 Page #174  
) j Airfoil or triangle shape (300 ft longest side) Data are from “document 2003 Page #174  
pt received from an FOIA office at Ft. Meade. The originals were identified 2003 Page #179  
daalrad that y* '□Sfiih dataahnaiA ft— nay faaliag af prior ahi 1 gat taw t 2003 Page #226  
l Antiaircraft Artillery School at Ft. Bliss, Texas and/or U.S. Army Air Fo 2004 Page #62  
eneral John L. Homer, Commander of Ft. Bliss from 1946 to 1950. The El Paso 2004 Page #67  
 ten to fifteen miles northwest of Ft. Bliss towards WSPG. The surface-to-a 2004 Page #67  
tinued to fly in airspace north of Ft. Bliss, eventually impacting within o 2004 Page #67  
e 1982 • 4. The Fatal Encounter at Ft. Dix-McGuire: A Case Study, Status Re 2004 Page #107  
ss to alien bodies at Wright-Pat;4 ft tall, skin smooth and gray: head larg 2004 Page #112  
. UFO and bodies recovered 26 1953 Ft. Polk, Louisiana. USA 1 1 1 1 0 Resea 2004 Page #112  
emove dead and live aliens 27 1953 Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey, USA 1 1 0 1 0  2004 Page #112  
; UK and Germany retrieval 42 1964 Ft. Riley, Kansas, USA 0 1 1 1 0 Researc 2004 Page #113  
ns; 11 American casualties 65 1978 Ft Dix-McGuire, New Jersey, USA 1 1 1 1  2004 Page #114  
 Blue Book system and were sent to Ft. Bellevoir rather than Wright Patters 2004 Page #141  
SET := 200 A • 145 atoe•ev1 ,akt w(ft ,IIATION IS SHOCKED ;He Was a War tas 2004 Page #203  
" ■ " ... called the atomic lab at Ft. Belvoir" ■ "We projected long, low w 2005 Page #7  
... Walter Reed, coordination with Ft. Monmouth 5                           2005 Page #7  
 included: -Army Intelligence from Ft., Carson, SLIDE# 33 -U.S. Air Force H 2005 Page #62  
ory and U. S. Army Special Forces, Ft. Bragg, No. CaroLina. Sf lDE # 35 -EG 2005 Page #63  
hat landed or had maybe crashed at Ft. Riley, Kansas." Stringfield determin 2005 Page #79  
ifhelm Reich and the Cold J,f;'a,: Ft. Bragg, California, Fort Bragg Books, 2005 Page #105  
 Tissue samples were later kept at Ft. Detrick, MD.) Unautho rized civilian 2005 Page #126  
[an Air Force intelligence unit at Ft. Belvoir, VA i2° Operation Blue Fly h 2005 Page #142  
 Air Intelligence Group located at Ft. Belvoir, VA. 140                     2005 Page #142  
1 $8,4neiii$ • Radar specialist at Ft Monmouth NJ in 1953. Shown film of cr 2006 Page #26  
und installations (specrfically at Ft Hood in Texas) and other remote milit 2006 Page #26  
very close, e.g. crash retrievals. Ft. Dix / McGuire AFB, 1978 • ••••• 1.1. 2006 Page #29  
e (leaked to Hard Copy) • About 15 ft across and 9-10 tt thick • Low speed  2006 Page #30  
1.1.1, Anthilp Re. tbe /0/40/0, 0( Ft/WORN 'Field ketones" god th, erlatfor 2006 Page #37  
amples are currently being kept at Ft. Detrick, Md." In addition, in the In 2006 Page #104  
. The storage of tissue samples at Ft. Detrick makes it very clear that the 2006 Page #105  
Levels. Note the following is from Ft. Detrick's own literature: "Appropria 2006 Page #106  
ainment." The facility USARMIID at Ft. Detrick, MD consists of four levels  2006 Page #106  
to the United States, now works at Ft. Detrick • 1992: Boris Yeltsin 'offic 2006 Page #108  
ate 1960s, an expert was sent from Ft. Detrick and Walter Reed, who treated 2006 Page #108  
on the R and D of what was sent to Ft. Detrick from the bodies of the SED t 2006 Page #108  
re budget cuts both to the CDC and Ft. Detrick. Fortunately, Dr. C.J. Peter 2006 Page #110  
 C.J. Peters, while being cut from Ft. Detrick's staff had been able to sec 2006 Page #110  
gents. Peters contacted his former Ft. Detrick colleague Tom Ksiazek, a mol 2006 Page #111  
question here—are there samples at Ft. Detrick, Dugway proving ground or el 2006 Page #112  
edible: • The samples were sent to Ft. Detrick in 1947 • The virus was acce 2006 Page #112  
than 300 miles from Four Corners • Ft Detrick would very likely want to tes 2006 Page #112  
ication of the Biosafety Levels at Ft. Detrick also identified which diseas 2006 Page #113  
ter from infected patients back to Ft. Detrick and Patuxent Wildlife Resear 2006 Page #114  
of life—then the apes escaped from Ft. Detrick and prion-based diseases spr 2006 Page #114  
ADCOM after Army basic training at Ft. Benning, Georgia. RADCOM no longer e 2006 Page #142  
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rcraft at 150 mile range at 20,000 ft elevation. By the late 1940's there w 2006 Page #170  
able of a 200 mile range at 40,000 ft. It is reasonable to assume that the  2006 Page #170  
search of up to 60 miles at 40,000 ft" but often "had success tracking airc 2006 Page #171  
ident: A Watery Roswell? to 10,000 ft at a range of 120 miles. At closer ra 2006 Page #172  
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ld not have been as high as 32,000 ft or flying as fast as 300 mph and ther 2006 Page #172  
K!,. 10MA , 0 Lubbock Irving_oPiat Ft. Worth 060 Dal ileneo Arlington (6/ D 2006 Page #175  
was at an altitude of about 50,000 ft (nearly the maximum altitude of the F 2006 Page #177  
f them caused the 5 PM sighting in Ft. Myers, Florida. And perhaps one of t 2006 Page #179  
996 ■ 5-2 {main plus to TC) 1999 ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA 1999 ■ S-1 (mailed t 2007 Page #42  
. /~9 11.J Li~Y.NOW1' 5 486 m. (18 ft.) 6.1 m. c:?O ft.) f ! '. 1.Gt,0 l:-  2007 Page #113  
OW1' 5 486 m. (18 ft.) 6.1 m. c:?O ft.) f ! '. 1.Gt,0 l:- 126. 0,J .b , L"- 2007 Page #113  
o where 1 just didn't really care. FT. LEONARD WOOD COMPANY 044 McGrew, Dan 2007 Page #172  
aul was sent for basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood in Missouri where he tr 2007 Page #172  
Pl:l...tcf 1:.1arc:r.:,c.,,.--o I, ft:11 ,~ ~,_ n. ~ :-:-=:~;i"'•~V1='~~°'~ 2008 Page #20  
d about it. I can't talk about it. ft 's really something." Tuffy claimed h 2008 Page #53  
o TC) 28 pp secret,~ pp unclass. ■ Ft. Meade Anny FOIA Bowen Manuscript ■ C 2008 Page #115  
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gular craft. The fabric of the era.ft. was black like glass. And then throu 2009 Page #64  
 three days. I did see a chopper /(ft something out of the woods and bring  2009 Page #79  
cribed as bluish green and about 4 ft. tall. They were not human. Later tha 2009 Page #90  
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erimental pool approximately 1,200 ft. long, 200 ft. wide and with depths v 2009 Page #165  
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with depths varying in steps to 24 ft. In addition to provision for basic d 2009 Page #165  
' of application would ha'.'c some ft,; orlc.in in misun:i~rs;andin;;~ on s 2009 Page #182  
r~ ~p!_CUlat,.. which drops J.iSII ft:el. 176 CIMe by, lhl5 sort o!. ndiatl 2009 Page #182  

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f overtly hostile ■ There's a law? ft-...m• lOOO ..._,...-,. a ..:...-..... 2008 Page #121  

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_.:..--... __ ,.., __ t'• .... --~ ft-·-_...., --_._ -••-·-- ~ 11:,-.. ,... 2008 Page #21  

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

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wg attaaMo Ghlaa* W arc daadrmo of ftadlag wajw la whdah w gctSZI dJcoJL wi 2003 Page #220  

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uhu Connection Uacovurd ■ AmtbC t. Ftat Amo~ Equsb ■ ele 8rothu Gw1:o, Up ■ 2009 Page #145  

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fa ar 1—efnalaal opj-jofcoX of tto ftata, af tka ataaaaa af real eaeespllat 2003 Page #221  

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t jrau jzgvaacad. -aitb detaahasnt fTca any opinions or feelings GOsprcsscd 2003 Page #212  

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facilitate expeditions deliver) to FTD [Foreign Technology Division at \.Xl 2005 Page #142  
AFSC) Foreign Technology Division (FTD) Projects l\i[oon Dust and Blue Fly. 2005 Page #142  
facilitate expeditious delivery to FTD of Moon Dust or other items of great 2007 Page #134  
AFCS) Foreign Technology Division (FTD) Projects Moon Dust and Blue Fly. Th 2007 Page #134  
howers at the command post called "FTD [Foreign Technology Division] of the 2008 Page #9  
 prompted further investigation by FTD [Foreign Technology Division at Wrig 2008 Page #11  

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a with a fta aastataata feo ■aka a fteaWlaiiag aw wj aC tha altwtiaa aad ra 2003 Page #220  

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RRI9 STATING THAT A AEOOND UNVIENT/FTED oBJEOT ' VERY SIHILAR TO THE F/R37  2004 Page #21  
n't know -explode? Or? The craft l(fted off the forest floor, went to treet 2009 Page #67  

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 Area 51 ■ The Soviet Coup and .'\.ftermath ■ Faking Crop Circles ■ UFOs in 2008 Page #167  

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/JJlEII t:'i.nr.~ DlffC:I'_ eor.r !ftfo~':{:. .s&~;-~~~. ~';J~;j/(:::'"'o"f 2009 Page #124  

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g I coin on nl. • end 1pproximauly ftfty to ...,..,,yo.11 !wt In df..,,..., 2007 Page #165  

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d " " .. • :ro11rt.ti .. " ti " Pl.fth .. . " fl ... . !Atei-lA . Repeat-.  2009 Page #170  

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EJIT'S ---'T.IIU-.--MIU.DIG -INIUL ftlllKI_IIC_ r..i.aacDG. ~.--.YSISOl-- - 2008 Page #149  

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rines • Surveillance Satellites • "FTM" Visiting son Joseph in London, 1956 2006 Page #40  
lel Universe of T. Townsend Brown "FTM" Nick Cook, The Hunt for Zero Point: 2006 Page #42  

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l,E SKITCH Of THE OBJ!cCT . (L~b~l ftny llgl,ts. colors, pcot~u~tons) . (E\ 2008 Page #56  

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information. GM: Yes sure. You can FTP (Note: File Transfer Protocol -rudim 2007 Page #85  
ne folders and files). Lots of the FTP and Telnets (Tel.net -rudimentary wa 2007 Page #85  

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 fafejaat* tort* rt SwU Mwtw ta mm ftr Maa tiaa w haw baoa aoaaidariag what 2003 Page #220  
Atdhhe laid that "the plans resale ftr but there sr. problem of internation 2004 Page #20  

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ior ahi 1 gat taw tn anpyact g? £o ftuAhar aftlalal CM.—a yripwa wttLah da  2003 Page #226  

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l* debris na* xvn email al.'Ul 2'1 ftvl *quarc and lhe material *a* »pn ad  2003 Page #132  

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h refracting telescope, observed a fu!Jy articulated cigar-shaped craft. In 2005 Page #100  
's Beef Producers. In this case, a fu!J page image of a grilled steak is ac 2007 Page #62  
OFt : ~· icto'suRE lllE PRE~UlE:S "fU.L f.L[CTIOS 1, . . . ,vlfif~ . sow.,  2008 Page #156  
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,o!U~ • UR:C'-1:!:ii::lJ:.i• • Th, FuaC'lM:na!t:t.!Cdc:n • Th, -x;r.,.. ::~ 2009 Page #141  

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tent with the comments made by Ben fuch, (former head of the famed Lockheed 2007 Page #114  
party just prior to his death, Ben fuch pulled a few of his dose associates 2007 Page #114  

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 Zero Point: "They were building a Fucking Time Machine." 39                2006 Page #42  

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fe submerges into a murky trail of fudged and inaccurate documents, some of 2003 Page #41  

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 became apprehensive as the German Fuehrer took over one portion of Europe  2008 Page #128  

Word: "fuel", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

more efficient catalytic agents in fuel cells. This statement was made: "To 2003 Page #115  
 smell coming off of it, such as a fuel odor like kerosene, diesel or gasol 2004 Page #40  
ht have been the by-product of jet fuel or gasoline leaking from the fuel t 2004 Page #40  
 fuel or gasoline leaking from the fuel tanks of a submerged aircraft, or b 2004 Page #40  
, or barring that perhaps from the fuel tank of a fishing boat that might h 2004 Page #40  
h there earlier. But there were no fuel slicks or even the smell of it and  2004 Page #40  
cks or even the smell of it and if fuel tanks had broken open or not on an  2004 Page #40  
sms and aircraft. Soldiers connect fuel hose at the test range. •. •. t I I 2005 Page #50  
ed buildings backed by new heating fuel tanks. SLIDE# 23 Two large air vent 2005 Page #58  
 be sturued include: the energy or fuel the spacecraft uses for power; the  2005 Page #162  
too quick and when they ran low on fuel. After the story broke on 20th June 2008 Page #67  
s; the hydrogen might be used as a fuel. In any case, if no existe nce is p 2008 Page #112  
eanang ed landing spot, ran out of fuel and was captured after parachuting  2008 Page #130  

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

he Transition from Liquid to Solid Fueled Thermonuclear Weapons, 1951-1954, 2009 Page #96  

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gei P.Kordev and M.K. Tikhonravov. Fuelled by a mixture of liquid oxygen an 2004 Page #153  
O sightings in the UK and -perhaps fuelled by the release of the government 2008 Page #67  

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e are already working with nuclear fuels and equipment to cancel out gravit 2005 Page #172  

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

 by the Chilean ufologists Rodrigo Fuenzalida, rurector of the group AJON,  2007 Page #200  

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

he country. In 1980, Dr. Robert Q. Fugate was on the roster at Sandia Labs  2003 Page #148  
is area of research and expertise. Fugate was assigned to a project that co 2003 Page #148  

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he Atlantic Ocean. Eventually, the fughr crew regruned control of the rurcr 2007 Page #109  

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uld have gone into orbit" (orbital fught requires 17,500 mph, 25,000 to rea 2007 Page #109  

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ay 1967, Blackwell Oklahoma SF? q, fUi.8, 00..C. M,Vl!T ~- A. M£Lteont~ c•L 2009 Page #113  

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 related advertisement, two of the Fujitsu Corporati on's 'Life Book Talkin 2007 Page #70  

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t of a satellite's solar displays. Fujitsu's computers are "Taking Tablet P 2007 Page #70  

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I can just say there's a ve,y powe,ful force at work. Keep in mind, it is a 2009 Page #75  
 the tme remembr it being nearly 3 ful football fields in length. No I thin 2009 Page #83  

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u, e ,'\u ao. 1,v~ s,....._,,,.,ty Ful\'"-=•u-i 11-.,::ic-~ to •1.~:;;;,~;; 2007 Page #176  

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ce on extraterrestrial minerals, a Fulbright Fellow with postdoctoral studi 2007 Page #198  

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ar, was criticized for "failing to fulfil its duty "to correlate and evalua 2009 Page #18  

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nion that President Carter did not fulfill his promise to release the UFOs  2004 Page #186  

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

mplication s are explosive. lf the fulJ srory ever comes out, the U.S. gO\  2007 Page #40  

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

ed somehow." However, he could not fulJy understand the physiology of the b 2005 Page #36  
ightful place among the stars, and fulJy reach our potential to discover ne 2007 Page #120  

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rector of FBI “We must insist upon full access to disks recovered. For inst 2003 Page #17  
e agreeing to it we must insist on full access to disks recovered. For inst 2003 Page #24  
e search in a 75 acre area under a full moon as about 150 onlookers joked a 2003 Page #66  
 buried at Arlington Cemetery with full military honors, including a ninete 2003 Page #92  
le extraction radiated light for a full (3) hours. Originally located on ce 2003 Page #107  
d be regarded as Introductory to a full operations briefing Intended to fol 2003 Page #132  
ed several tons. The town today is full of people who are viewing the wreck 2004 Page #27  
p pilot's grave. The grave was not full size. It was obviously the grave of 2004 Page #27  
003, when I obtained a copy of the full front page of The Dallas Morning Ne 2004 Page #31  
t eventually be published with the full details of the investigation and th 2004 Page #43  
me of the vessels left the area at full revs and shortly afterwards he was  2004 Page #44  
ce under the twin base complex, in full violation of our treaty with the Un 2004 Page #46  
here, and we were all on duty with full PRP. Col. Halt should review the re 2004 Page #49  
ing saucer recovery story was just full of "hot air." It was Ramey who orde 2004 Page #141  
own the runway for take-off with a full load of passengers. Was this really 2004 Page #145  
ith great haste, and the OIC is of full Colonel rank. If possible, Spetsnaz 2004 Page #169  
captured on film. I believe that a full understanding of the Holloman film  2004 Page #180  
olloman film story would lead to a full understanding of how the government 2004 Page #180  
ces. And secondly, they prepared a full report on the UFO phenomena. It act 2004 Page #187  
be answered, but the quest for the full story behind the Ramey Office Photo 2004 Page #238  
p, and after consultation should a full disclosure be made in accordance wi 2004 Page #252  
up, and after consultation, should full disclosure be made in accordance wi 2004 Page #254  
according to this document, to get full disclosure from the government will 2004 Page #254  
ound. The military truck headed at full speed for the city of Tres Cora;:6e 2005 Page #31  
Stephen J. Chamberlin. The report (full document in the Appendjx), is title 2005 Page #125  
hly unusual for someone engaged in full time military service. His efforts  2006 Page #17  
r Eden Phillpotts Troy Univers* .3 full of magma! thengs_ pabently watring  2006 Page #34  
self, it is necessary to develop a full range of fundamental scenarios that 2006 Page #50  
thes walked the crash area for two full days after the cleanup effort ended 2006 Page #75  
ard cloth flight suit instead of a full pressure suit. Had he been found we 2006 Page #75  
could be easily extracted over the full course of the infection. 26 Peters' 2006 Page #111  
adar site was shut down. I spent a full week with my Dad at the radar site  2006 Page #152  
lling to go on the record with his full real name and military records. Tho 2006 Page #156  
hological warfare tool to hide the full scope of UFO activity. 19           2007 Page #25  
ltto•, -I ', l TOP SECRETit.1;-J}C FULL TEXT OF BEN'S REMARKS ( compare far 2007 Page #49  
ue suede shoes, the other in a rub full of concrete. The capcion read, "Elv 2007 Page #67  
ce that the diaries are printed in full) 78                                 2007 Page #84  
"aerodynamic boost" co help aid in full deflection of the rudder (similar t 2007 Page #115  
an people, and the world, demand a full disclosure regarding highly classif 2007 Page #120  
yn Monroe. \Xie may never know the full story of the mysteries that linked  2007 Page #137  
d dozens of witnesses , spent "one full day" investigating. They failed to  2008 Page #7  
investigation was completed in one full day and it was concluded that the o 2008 Page #11  
he one from Cosford, I launched as full an investigation as I possibly coul 2008 Page #34  
rises and what the timeline is for full disclosure. l will also discuss the 2008 Page #61  
 the CAA to the MoD. We launched a full investigation and eliminated all th 2008 Page #66  
rlier. Penniston said the road was full of potholes and was so frozen it wa 2008 Page #80  
 Sgt. Penniston wasn't telling the full truth and gave him a release to sig 2008 Page #90  
12 power lens. They then turned to full circles. The objects to the north r 2008 Page #94  
is a plan (if everyone agrees) for full disclosure m accordance with the la 2008 Page #111  
sking? ■ Not a "security threat" ■ Full disdosure if overtly hostile ■ Ther 2008 Page #121  
ollowing pages and sections give a full and complete "inside story" of Amer 2009 Page #12  
must ann our national leaders with full disclosure of the facts as they exi 2009 Page #16  
Central Intelligence be briefed in full when events seem to paint a clear p 2009 Page #16  
ury, technology entered warfare in full force. In part, this was due to a n 2009 Page #19  
 motive for de Gaulle to terminate full French participation in NA TO. Perh 2009 Page #20  
ollowing pages and sections give a full and complete "inside story" of the  2009 Page #24  
 is the consensus of 33 Group that full disclosure not be given until a cle 2009 Page #25  
tructed our CIA to provide me with full disclosure on the phantom asrects a 2009 Page #42  
ryptic assassination directive. In full, this states: Draft -Directive Rega 2009 Page #43  
be used and she was afraid to give full disclosure . The details that she d 2009 Page #89  
es and news reports. I felt pretty full of myself on the walk back home, bu 2009 Page #138  
t down in January 1945, before the full experimental program was completed  2009 Page #166  
t down in January 1945, before the full experimental program was completed  2009 Page #169  
ons that had written me asking for full accounts of my original experiences 2009 Page #179  

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 area and, dressed in some sort of full-body protection suit, entered the w 2006 Page #132  

Word: "full-scale", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

issile; Project Bumblebee Original full-scale replica of the Supersonic Tes 2004 Page #66  
O went down in their town during a full-scale flap. On that early summer ni 2006 Page #89  
as a meteorite and, as a result, a full-scale expedition began in 1927. Int 2008 Page #98  
aft could also be developed into a full-scale passenger carrier, again demo 2009 Page #23  

Word: "full-swing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tomic research at Oak Ridge was in full-swing, the installation became a ve 2008 Page #27  

Word: "full-time", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

older in a drawer. In 1987 I was a full-time police officer and a father wi 2008 Page #55  
been produced at the time he had a full-time secretary doing the final prod 2009 Page #10  

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

y Hill case as recorded by John G. Fuller. I review the outstanding work by 2006 Page #4  
7 The Interrupted Journey, John G. Fuller, Souvenir Press Ltd., 1980 18 Fin 2008 Page #39  
eard a radio program where John G. Fuller described the now famous UFO enco 2008 Page #42  
. 23 Incident at Exeter by John G. Fuller, Putnam Publishing, 1966. 2~ Acco 2008 Page #69  

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

owledge of the UFO subject. To the fullest extent possible, the organizers  2006 Page #49  
plane co the vertical p_ane in its fullest sense. Attack no longer comes fr 2008 Page #114  
w lead needs to be explored to its fullest in our search for truth. In my o 2009 Page #179  

Word: "fully", 36 instance(s) (Back to Top)

erious subject which we must study fully. We appeal to all viewers to send  2003 Page #12  
 wreckage pieces, and that Ike was fully aware of the facts. Lovekin had se 2003 Page #192  
y people who I think are basically fully sincere and honest. It seems to me 2003 Page #195  
more, I am not sure that Dr. Bland fully understood the issues. Additional  2003 Page #208  
ht involved far too many people to fully contain. C Flight's blotter still  2004 Page #51  
y people who basically I think are fully sincere and who are honest. "It ap 2004 Page #177  
hat Bill Clinton may not have been fully briefed on the subject. According  2004 Page #197  
odies, there is little progress in fully exposing the Cosmic Watergate. At  2005 Page #120  
ing the actual clearance and being fully briefed into the job. We can evalu 2006 Page #20  
ng the "actual clearance and being fully briefed into the job" involved com 2006 Page #20  
s further training or commits more fully to the project. 7. Military servic 2006 Page #24  
at can at least be grasped, if not fully appreciated. In this case, it is r 2006 Page #52  
y, or else it will be difficult to fully accept that it positive, given the 2006 Page #54  
ity and integrity, the drones were fully configured for an operational miss 2006 Page #78  
contemplated a research program to fully understand the causes of these dis 2006 Page #116  
ng the suits. "When the suits were fully opened it was obvious the creature 2006 Page #122  
 that the C141 is a huge aircraft, fully equipped to carry freight, vehicle 2006 Page #132  
he abovementioned theories seem to fully explain the enigma surrounding the 2006 Page #192  
 The caller remarked that he had a fully bound version, not the ring bound  2006 Page #205  
d illustration depicted a glowing, fully articulated fl)~ng saucer as it ho 2007 Page #74  
ave this problem where if l am not fully interested it just won't stick. It 2007 Page #80  
 time has come for the U.S.A.F. to fully declassify and release into public 2007 Page #120  
n Dust, and Project Aquarius never fully resolved the matter either. But th 2007 Page #144  
ed it and for what reason. This is fully consistent with the UFO hypothesis 2007 Page #199  
 or a place where the paper didn't fully cover the window, he could see out 2008 Page #14  
e is insufficient data reported to fully support such an evaluation.' The p 2008 Page #15  
 Paradoxically , and despite being fully aware of the illuminating contents 2008 Page #23  
sake of national security, ever be fully justified? 4 As far as UFOs are co 2008 Page #26  
 death for reasons that were never fully resolved to everyone's satisfactio 2008 Page #35  
's Freedom of Information Act came fully into force in 2005, the Public Rec 2008 Page #61  
passed in November 2000 and coming fully into force in January 2005) effect 2008 Page #62  
ling the earth" and that they were fully "operational" and "on the alert to 2009 Page #17  
hin two years of issue. That would fully preserve tactical secrecy but excl 2009 Page #21  
ial effort on June 28, 196 I to be fully briefed on MJ-12 intelligence oper 2009 Page #43  
LASS INTO THE INTERIOR? No, it was fully opaque. As we approached it though 2009 Page #64  
flGH (NOM•Us.J'I l uroRTS.Of WHICH FULLY H"'1.F WtRE AT SEJ\1 IH0ICATl"v "T 2009 Page #106  

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

 USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researchers Charles Fumoux and Dr. John Gille and alleged wi 2004 Page #112  

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

ike and his brother apparently had fun all evening sending people the wrong 2003 Page #67  
derstand what it was. I never made fun of other people who have seen things 2003 Page #196  
 UFO experience , "I'll neYer make fun of people who say thev've seen unide 2005 Page #119  
The Houston Chronicle had a Little fun at the expense of fashion designers  2007 Page #61  
the events of 1947, poked a little fun at them, and likely sold a lot of vo 2007 Page #71  
ssing which was crap money but was fun. I had had a lot of jobs and compare 2007 Page #82  
Curious· . Those flying disks were fun while they lasted, but by this time  2009 Page #177  

Word: "function", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

orbed in the metal's production or function. Later the professor did more r 2003 Page #106  
ormation about the construction or function of the layered Bi/Mg. 105       2003 Page #109  
ulation about the metal's possible function included resisting or detecting 2003 Page #110  
 might relate to an ion generation function for an unconventional craft pro 2003 Page #111  
ayered bismuth and magnesium/zinc' function might be, it remains a mystery. 2003 Page #111  
ar civilian clothes. The principal function of every member of the mission, 2003 Page #222  
heir homes after meeting them at a function nearby. While entering into the 2004 Page #34  
rought out to the field refused to function. Not long after, an unidentifie 2004 Page #48  
 the area at night. The nature and function of the spheres is not known. Si 2005 Page #83  
thered. Authenticity is a manifold function; it is not as simple as true or 2005 Page #135  
h less to attempt to duplicate its function? \Y/e wiU examine these possibi 2005 Page #161  
rogravitics saucer can perform the function of a classic Lifting surface -i 2005 Page #172  
lites between 1962 and 1971. Their function was to conduct very sophisticat 2006 Page #9  
d in SOM1-01 can be explained as a function of the peculiar system used to  2006 Page #16  
r and semblance of normal economic function in face of hostile threat. If t 2006 Page #64  
es would stay open, services would function. Reliaion _ Most religious auth 2006 Page #64  
data system on the F-117A does not function properly above Mach 1. If Mulha 2006 Page #82  
ls and even in birds. However, its function is unknown. The strange behavio 2006 Page #114  
omment field where you can see the function of the machine and its location 2007 Page #86  
unes ability to perform its normal function" whjch is rubbish because all I 2007 Page #88  
ly inrubit the machines ability to function in any way. Then they go on to  2007 Page #88  

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

, as long as those organs remained functional. Despite terror, there I woul 2006 Page #62  
w from and we do have an 'existing functional framework ' in which to addre 2009 Page #16  

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hoe, believing unreservedly in the functionalit y of the U.S. representativ 2005 Page #75  

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 air raid alarms were sounded, but functionaries chatged with the Civil Air 2006 Page #169  

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

iscovered that "the entire vehicle functioned just like a giant capacitor.. 2003 Page #102  
omb production. El Vado officially functioned in secret from 1948 to 1958 a 2004 Page #71  
 and until the end of World War II functioned as an intelligence and enforc 2008 Page #139  

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

tigators were about the spacecraft functioning as an extension of the being 2003 Page #102  
nsmission problems and then ceased functioning. The men were then out of co 2004 Page #47  
s have confirmed the existence and functioning of the 54/12 group as primar 2004 Page #252  
its most controversial. The common functioning principle urufying this scie 2005 Page #87  
 the logical extension of a common functioning principle that had guided hj 2005 Page #87  
clinics to those of healthy sexual functioning for workers. Here, responsib 2005 Page #89  
rapy as it became known. Energetic functioning in people was now his primar 2005 Page #90  
s, all-encompassing defense, well- functioning (order), micro-circuitry, lo 2006 Page #105  
RA MIST, FOR EXAMPL E, WHEN IT WAS FUNCTIONING IN THE 1960S IN THAT 91-DEGR 2008 Page #76  

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

anical devices revealed nothing of functions or methods of manufacture 11 8 2003 Page #175  
do and Kirtland performed security functions very well. Ground personnel fr 2003 Page #235  
team personnel have peacetime duty functions in support of such Air Force p 2004 Page #4  
in the performance of special task functions with military intelligence lia 2004 Page #252  
activities and counterintelligence functions as specified in the current NI 2004 Page #253  
gonomy, is the study of how energy functions in the Living and the non-ljvi 2005 Page #87  
essional life; that is, how energy functions in the living and nonliving re 2005 Page #88  
, gravitation, etc., depend on its functions." 89                           2005 Page #91  
team personnel have peacetime duty functions in support of such Air Force p 2005 Page #142  
 renaming the activity, though its functions must certainly continue unless 2005 Page #143  
ttle is known about EBE biological functions, aid will be confined to the s 2006 Page #19  
r digital cameras, advanced gaming functions and business networking. The a 2007 Page #70  
team personnel have peacetime duty functions in support of such Air Force p 2007 Page #134  
corridor, the canteen or at social functions . Think about it from a person 2008 Page #69  

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

istic science since cosmjc laws of functiorung are not mecharucal but what  2005 Page #95  

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

ually, the present Chairman of the Fund for UFO Research, Don Berliner, wro 2004 Page #127  
crop circles. Bigelow was later to fund many of these organizations and pro 2006 Page #196  
nd individuals. Robert Bigelow did fund a great many people but the funding 2006 Page #197  
that they wanted the Foundation to fund, such as UFO novelty ideas and toys 2006 Page #197  
idea was that Robert Bigelow would fund a radio program, running for two ho 2006 Page #203  
y, the Soviet Government agreed to fund the expedition on the grounds that  2008 Page #98  
 New Jersey. One banker who helped fund Trotsky's travel to Russia at the t 2008 Page #125  
tion (AIC), formed in 1915, helped fund the Russian Revolution. AIC directo 2008 Page #125  
e, Communist League, Environmental Fund, Fabian Society, Ford Foundation ,  2008 Page #143  
National Progress, German Marshall Fund, Hudson Institute, Institute for Pa 2008 Page #143  
as available at their inception to fund incredibl e PR campaigns, establish 2008 Page #144  
ctices they funded and continue to fund are fundamentally flawed and don't  2008 Page #144  

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ly divorced from reality; in which fundamental questions - such as "who own 2005 Page #75  
ontinue to argue below -there is a fundamental lack of democracy when ordin 2005 Page #77  
hat happens when a society lives a fundamental lie for generatio n after ge 2005 Page #77  
w "normal science often suppresses fundamental novelties," and conventional 2005 Page #117  
t forms in recent decades. Yet the fundamental phenomenon that called these 2005 Page #143  
entially threaten some of the most fundamental underpinnings of human socia 2006 Page #50  
cessary to develop a full range of fundamental scenarios that would become  2006 Page #50  
le of purposeful interaction. (The fundamental condition of "non-human i nt 2006 Page #52  
t it, the more I realized the most fundamental error; the site had not been 2006 Page #85  
usions, Questions, Theories... The fundamental facts of the Lummi Island In 2006 Page #188  
I am not so sure seeing as it is a fundamental pare of the case before them 2007 Page #91  
wed Bavarian Illuminati , with its fundamental maxim that "The end justifie 2008 Page #126  
would impinge upon my profession . Fundamental problems exist in even attem 2009 Page #24  
ntal program was completed and the fundamental scientific problems were sol 2009 Page #166  
ntal program was completed and the fundamental scientific problems were sol 2009 Page #169  

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

porate "research" institutions and fundamentalist religious cults from Chri 2006 Page #181  

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

s. • D. A small group of religious fundamentalists (Jerry Falwell and Pat R 2006 Page #10  

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

mpting to obtain disclosure from a fundamentalJy democratic, representative 2005 Page #77  

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

or ourselves in the future, is not fundamentally constrained by physical pr 2003 Page #15  
 organization, but especially in a fundamentally secretive one like MoD, do 2008 Page #69  
ey funded and continue to fund are fundamentally flawed and don't lead to t 2008 Page #144  
e views in most of those areas are fundamentally flawed and they don't lead 2008 Page #144  

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

, Volume 9, No. 1, 1996, author of Fundamentals of Quantum Electronics www. 2003 Page #15  

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

ficial flying saucer investigation funded and approved by the Canadian gove 2004 Page #86  
. Many of our man made UFOs are Un funded Opportunities. In both categories 2005 Page #80  
 field as well as UFOs. In 2003 he funded research at UNLV to study adjunct 2006 Page #206  
lmost none. A very uninspired, low funded idea to determine underground thi 2008 Page #78  
urn to Gernrnn nationalists . They funded the rise of National Socialism in 2008 Page #126  
if the theories and practices they funded and continue to fund are fundamen 2008 Page #144  
alnegorsk, Brazil, and Alaska ■ Un Funded Opportunities ■ Paranet           2008 Page #164  
---· -· ... _ .. "', ..... -·· ■Un Funded Opportunities . . • ~:,..!.-: ,_, 2009 Page #147  

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 ORGANIZATION • NEVER RECEIVED USG FUNDIN • STRUCTURE WAS: • BIGELOW ADMINI 2008 Page #153  

Word: "funding", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 require top secrecy and unlimited funding. Over time, this could have a di 2006 Page #64  
t science would see its government funding disappear, putting many scientis 2006 Page #65  
e of the Foundation was to provide funding for research groups and individu 2006 Page #197  
d fund a great many people but the funding decisions were his. Sometimes pe 2006 Page #197  
e bodies. Bigelow also turned down funding requests during this time from s 2006 Page #202  
that he would be discontinuing his funding of the show. He had decided that 2006 Page #204  
$20,000 as down e3yment. Source of funding is unknown but has • been altnbu 2007 Page #26  
$20,000 as down payment. Source of funding is unknown but has been attribut 2007 Page #26  
rants further investigation . With funding and equipment , it could be exca 2007 Page #189  
orted to Captain Karl Mayr and got funding from both the military and the T 2008 Page #126  
er Foundation and Howard Hughes in funding a High-Altitude Observatory at B 2008 Page #134  
tions and the Federal Government." Funding for the AUi came from such lumin 2008 Page #134  
oundations linked by membership or funding to the plutocracy that once supp 2008 Page #143  
 Australian government, creating a funding corridor that led to the develop 2009 Page #33  
ortant report related to obtaining funding for rocket research: In '51 they 2009 Page #93  
my , I have to question where that funding would have been coming from, esp 2009 Page #140  

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

 there will be a time when surplus funds will be available; and finally, FD 2003 Page #27  
there wiD come a time when surplus funds may be available to pursue a progr 2005 Page #128  
ir Force. The expenditure of these funds is in itself a secret and a myster 2005 Page #167  
zing and trying to scrape together funds and equipment, a team of divers fr 2006 Page #187  
on. Efforts are initiated to raise funds for the lie detector test to be ad 2006 Page #188  
ked for lhe OSS during WWII. Total funds needed lo make newspaper profrtabl 2007 Page #26  
for the OSS during \X/\X'Il. Total funds needed to make newspap er profitab 2007 Page #26  
ry day from public and undisclosed funds. 47                                2007 Page #53  
nin and Trotsky, backed by Western funds, had instigated a successful revol 2008 Page #125  
ican stocks using foreign exchange funds in the Buenos Aires branch of Deut 2008 Page #136  
campaign that succeeded in raising funds to build a new library. In 1993 sh 2009 Page #88  

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

 interesting that one of the local funeral homes at the time is called Crac 2003 Page #33  
r his father owned Cracraft-Miller funeral home, which is still in business 2003 Page #34  
 Jackson Mayor-Charles H. Sander ■ Funeral Home - Cracraft-Miller Inc., ■ O 2003 Page #34  
public library 12. Cracraft-Miller Funeral Home, 708 W. Main, Jackson, MO 1 2003 Page #39  
icers, reporters, engineers, and a funeral home director. There are numerou 2003 Page #57  
i crs cov ncvShe Writes —Plans for Funeral Today Grow Figure 6. NY Times, 5 2003 Page #93  
his father spoke to him during his funeral. The Reagan White House actually 2003 Page #198  
metal from the debris. The pilot's funeral will take place at noon tomorrow 2004 Page #27  
 gasping for air on the way to the funeral of his 24 year old girlfriend wh 2006 Page #110  
eca1y La.ird gives eulom at Pope's funeral. Evidence of CIA/ wire service c 2007 Page #27  

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r of which we know how to cure. 3. Fungi are eukaryotic (complex cell(s)) t 2006 Page #113  
understood compared with bacteria, fungi and protozoa. Anyone wanting to un 2006 Page #117  

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he J\rmyl caught that creature." A funher attempt at forcing the main witne 2005 Page #36  
onsidered classified in nature. If funher data on this case does exist, it  2007 Page #140  

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make u~ctul conmbutt on:;, Plified funllcr than ~ayinc lllat . thing, pert. 2009 Page #182  

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red technology from this crash was funneled into the Manhattan project and  2003 Page #38  

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wing, that Robert Bigelow had been funneling "Black Budget" money through t 2006 Page #197  

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y or World Politics at school. GM: Funnily enough in the first year and sec 2007 Page #80  
featured in the X-Files a lot. GM: Funnily enough I was reading about him t 2007 Page #84  

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e thing was glowing intensely. The funny thjng to me was that it was at the 2007 Page #169  

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 (in spades) to illegal sources of funrung (e.g. narcotics trafficking, wea 2005 Page #85  
usinformacion (\' ikiperua) ► Less funrung for investigative journalism ► 3 2007 Page #39  

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ignature discrimination technique (FUR) if required. Such procedures allow  2006 Page #116  
t was on June 17, 1949 that a U.S. fur Force Europe (USAFE) aircraft taking 2007 Page #137  
" stacioned at \XI right-Patterson fur Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. Riggs adds 2007 Page #138  
B E.ncointet ■ Ft.om Bad to Woo, ■ Fur i.'l the S!;y. The 'l'u1.-i, W.l!ton 2009 Page #142  

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 ing illusions is bad, bad for the furn re of Reich's acceptance as a scien 2005 Page #103  

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tion, but nevertheless these cases furnish a signjficant piece of physical  2007 Page #202  

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This will confirm oral information furnished to MSgt MIL TON SHEARER, Direc 2007 Page #139  
rning this matter will be promptly furnished your Headquarters. 4. This let 2007 Page #140  

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 A few months after the exhumation furor had died away, Bill Case met me at 2004 Page #31  

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g these data, cardiologist Cesario Furtado stated that "the fine toxic gran 2005 Page #34  
d d1e infection." According to Dr. Furtado, Marco Eli Chereze had a "strang 2005 Page #34  

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 just was not a very good speller. Furthennore, these were the days of carb 2008 Page #105  

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orce wasn't all that interested in furthering belief in UFOs and the invest 2008 Page #7  

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eady been located by authorities." Furthermor e, on the following day, the  2007 Page #142  

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the authenticity results for each. Furthermore, suggestive and supporting a 2003 Page #21  
cret code word clearances in 1954. Furthermore, this project was clearly vi 2003 Page #171  
h the document numbers of the era; furthermore, similarly dated authentic m 2003 Page #178  
n, it would end a lot of guessing. Furthermore, since the contents have bee 2003 Page #179  
re available then was quite crude. Furthermore, Ryan Wood has shown convinc 2003 Page #179  
 replaced by duct or plastic tape. Furthermore, the word "kraft" is no long 2003 Page #181  
e statements are not usually true. Furthermore, it was just one of five cho 2003 Page #183  
y to build this kind of a complex. Furthermore, accompanying the article wa 2003 Page #183  
quite good estimates of distances. Furthermore, the critics assume that the 2003 Page #183  
ures would have been those in use. Furthermore, MJ-12 could easily have bee 2003 Page #185  
its authenticity or believability. Furthermore, the content was emulated an 2003 Page #203  
ght of the Twining directive. This furthermore follows the format of other  2003 Page #207  
that he wrote the final directive. Furthermore, it is believable that Marsh 2003 Page #208  
nate the genuineness of the memos. Furthermore, I am not sure that Dr. Blan 2003 Page #208  
 correct for the White Hot report; furthermore, the attachment of a directi 2003 Page #210  
eady been located by authorities." Furthermore, on the following day, the C 2004 Page #9  
Underlined in the original letter) Furthermore, Smith said that the Canadia 2004 Page #88  
ny of whom are known to be living. Furthermore, a careful perusal of his ca 2004 Page #115  
g to get the next level of detail. Furthermore, many of my friends are care 2004 Page #117  
ht come from interplanetary craft. Furthermore, the War of the Worlds Orson 2004 Page #123  
rms that it very well may be true. Furthermore, astronaut Edgar Mitchell an 2004 Page #132  
thing there worth inquiring about. Furthermore, the esteemed Dr. Robert Sar 2004 Page #147  
t brightness and contrast changes. Furthermore, the Roswell Photo Interpret 2004 Page #227  
onvenience, let's call it "alien." Furthermore, there is a large body of te 2005 Page #78  
ey were out of the loop. It's ego. Furthermore, we have not found any skept 2005 Page #131  
 as true or false, hoaxed or real. Furthermore, each of the key vectors of  2005 Page #135  
mation not previously known to us. Furthermore, I have spent time at 20 arc 2006 Page #4  
a stranger who was spying on them. Furthermore, I wasn't a newspaper report 2006 Page #92  
.C. during the "big flap" of 1952. Furthermore, I discovered that some of t 2006 Page #96  
r that area on September 12, 1952. Furthermore, there have only been three  2006 Page #97  
 there were two groups of objects. Furthermore, this version indicates Love 2006 Page #168  
erous requests to identify itself. Furthermore, it would not have been as h 2006 Page #172  
me, and he was not a good speller. Furthermore , although he did not so sta 2008 Page #107  
 consistency with the launch data. Furthermore, it is improbable that the f 2008 Page #135  
ysis of the Roswell event of 1947. Furthermore , a few years later Teller a 2009 Page #9  
ent date but for a different year. Furthermore , while one could argue that 2009 Page #13  
al plasma weapons and EMP devices. Furthermore, our weapons would be apt to 2009 Page #22  
ees. He is their chief spokesman." Furthermore Serpa state that on December 2009 Page #52  

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l. Snod:;ras.~ of. Cincin11ati, ls further· ··concP.iva hly could fly aroun 2009 Page #183  

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ot the first or the last time that furtive lights were seen zipping about s 2003 Page #147  

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esenting symptom was left axillary furuncle • Chereze was Athletic Hispanic 2006 Page #109  

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d debate, and, at times, unbridled fury. That something happened at around  2006 Page #119  

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syisasos *f asr^s^ffloae wMA yw my fusawml, sat ths yrohshla aoaooqwoaoos l 2003 Page #223  

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e above 60,000 feet, the proximity fuse on the warhead detonated ten miles  2004 Page #67  

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the propulsion system had actually fused together the many interior compone 2003 Page #100  
 within the control panels, albeit fused and melted when the self- destruct 2003 Page #100  
mall shreds of 'burned, gray metal fused with molten sand and rock,' were f 2004 Page #68  
oid burned bodies recovered, suits fused to flesh: shipped by rail, camoufl 2004 Page #112  

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here were no rivets, seams, wings, fuselage visible. While the searchers we 2003 Page #60  
 Landing gear, rectangular hatch □ Fuselage or cigar shape o Reports rare o 2003 Page #174  
 disc shape (50-300 ft diameter) □ Fuselage or cigar shape (2000 ft long, 9 2003 Page #174  
r the crash site, but no engine or fuselage was visible. Frenchie said the) 2005 Page #166  
ines (side fairings on the forward fuselage) was painted black, also charac 2006 Page #76  
me from the right-hand side of the fuselage assembly of a Lockheed F-117A.  2006 Page #84  
y that ran along the length of the fuselage, leading up to the pilot/ crew  2007 Page #100  
s that ran along both sides of the fuselage (see illustration #23). These m 2007 Page #105  
beautifull y into the sides of the fuselage and upper portion of the disc.  2007 Page #106  
o sat side-by side. The main cabin/fuselage appeared very similar to that o 2007 Page #106  
section as "looking like half of a fuselage". A very important point I neve 2007 Page #115  
 to me earlier. Jack described the fuselage as lookino-like someone cue a D 2007 Page #115  
the wing and the lower part of the fuselage of the aircraft against the hil 2008 Page #10  

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luding as many as 50,000 artillery fuses per month, more than three years a 2008 Page #128  

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book entitled Spacepo1JJer (1958), fusion, photon, and anti-gravity propuls 2005 Page #173  
ntury for us to master fission and fusion and other new technologies to all 2006 Page #8  
 on nuclear airplanes, fission and fusion propulsion systems. B. Because I  2006 Page #13  
sting of fission bombs and develop fusion devices (hydrogen bombs), or reac 2008 Page #113  
uch as atomic theory, hot and cold fusion, or the more specific quantum mec 2009 Page #20  

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

t their read was have proven to be futile. "Go to the National Archives," t 2004 Page #231  
l the human military effort proved futile. Details about the secret war beg 2006 Page #141  

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other planets. The politics of the future will be cosmic, or interplanetary 2003 Page #10  
ons at present or ourselves in the future, is not fundamentally constrained 2003 Page #15  
s of crash retrieval debris in the future be handled by the foreign technol 2003 Page #42  
 an opportunity would arise in the future. Many of the old timers from arou 2003 Page #57  
these men and will release it at a future date. Leslie does state the follo 2003 Page #66  
ools but has other ideas about his future. In 1911 he is accepted to Dartmo 2003 Page #85  
a young advisor of Forrestal's and future Attorney General is in attendance 2003 Page #89  
obe Sound Florida where friend and future Secretary of Defense Robert Lovet 2003 Page #89  
he National Security Council and a future Director of the CIA. Truman consi 2003 Page #90  
ledge and incorporated it into the future research with the phone systems." 2003 Page #100  
ontinues to be my feeling that any future considerations relative to the ul 2003 Page #134  
ir.ueo to te ny feellr./; that any future conaideratlora relative to the ul 2003 Page #136  
16.2003 Los Vegas Crash Conference Future Investigations • National Personn 2003 Page #167  
ties, and o Increase efficiency of future operations 11'8/2033 Spcool Opera 2003 Page #172  
 desire to "increase efficiency of future operations" (did they have earlie 2003 Page #173  
he statement but was unable to get future details from the president as Rea 2003 Page #198  
budgets be allocated to facilitate future assignments that the unit may be  2003 Page #237  
 the subject of UFOs, and presages future reporting which could be valuable 2004 Page #7  
 the subject of Unte$ and preeages future reporting which could be valuable 2004 Page #19  
er atereterist." sloe spot* ot the future of a hear/ vat plant in Arroytto. 2004 Page #20  
ndent university to publicly state future investigation was a waste of time 2004 Page #178  
n incident that might occur in the future, even though they knew it had occ 2004 Page #184  
ocumentary UFOs Past, Present, and Future in 1974 for the government, was a 2004 Page #192  
film could not be released until a future date because of "political delays 2004 Page #194  
ctives about the UFO field and its future actions in circa 1962. The skills 2004 Page #242  
To allow a review would compromise future directors and put the agency in a 2004 Page #248  
2 and don't expect any more in the future. Everything is now on computers a 2004 Page #248  
ipation of Brazilian scientists in future space missions. One of the most s 2005 Page #33  
 And there's the rub: "Bad for the future of Reich's acceptance as a scient 2005 Page #103  
 others deeply concerned about the future of orgonomy. I can only wonder ho 2005 Page #103  
ortant book in the not coo distant future.) Matthews, P.: Book Revie,v,jott 2005 Page #105  
nhuman technology fallen to earth. Future readers will understand what offi 2005 Page #117  
f our planet might mean for us and future generations. Jim Marrs Springtown 2005 Page #120  
d. The rocket was the dream of the future, and yet Stine was preclicting it 2005 Page #172  
agreed with him and predicted that future US vehicles will also use artific 2005 Page #173  
les, Dr. Ben R. Rich stated to the future Section Director of the Mutual UF 2005 Page #175  
f no subject more important to the future for my children and grandson than 2006 Page #13  
icles Demonstrate Technologies For Future Military Use " • Hints at anti-gr 2006 Page #30  
rtunity to move the case along; my future plans include a detailed magnetom 2006 Page #47  
larly better or unimaginably worse future for us, or some combination of bo 2006 Page #50  
in the underlying logic of various future worlds precipitated by the interp 2006 Page #50  
nd then to build our images of the future around them. In the spirit of cla 2006 Page #51  
I will likely set the tone for all future levels of NHI/human interchange;  2006 Page #56  
d governance and a highly positive future if the NHI threat is eliminated.  2006 Page #69  
be published by Foundation for the Future. Available in draft form at http: 2006 Page #70  
 Arthur C. Clarke, Profiles of the Future, 1961 3 Sir Richard Wooley, Briti 2006 Page #101  
d make us revise our plans for the future of both our planet and our specie 2006 Page #119  
rovide any assistance necessary in future space missions." (30) Although th 2006 Page #132  
n 1950, was flying out of the "the future" Dyess AFB. As for the DEW line e 2006 Page #178  
ion was able to provide a base for future groups that were initiated by Rob 2006 Page #207  
 above the tarmac. A vision of the future? The text tells us that "The aver 2007 Page #70  
er Long-range Tactical Air-command Future Forces) see illustrations 21 & 22 2007 Page #99  
 the subject of UFOs, and presages future reporting which could be vaJuabJe 2007 Page #140  
ned, what's happening now and what future developments people can expect to 2008 Page #61  
without precedent. A Vision of the Future Once all the files have been rele 2008 Page #68  
    Hypnotherapist: HOW FAR IN THE FUTURE? A long time. Very long time. WHA 2008 Page #91  
SA YING ABOUT THEM COMING FROM THE FUTURE? Oh, yes .... This time they (tim 2008 Page #92  
 forward. THEY CAN'T GO INTO THEIR FUTURE? They go to their past. It's impo 2008 Page #92  
st. It's impossible to go into the future. It takes too much energy. HOW FA 2008 Page #92  
 are "time travelers" from Earth's future with claw-like hands that have on 2008 Page #94  
he idea of time travelers from the future came from Staff Sgt. Penniston, a 2008 Page #95  
ny region of the past, present and future, and back again ... But the veloc 2008 Page #95  
from a place 50,000 years into the future where humanity is dying out and s 2008 Page #95  
 present Earth life in order for a future civilization to survive. The expl 2008 Page #95  
void affecting the time travelers' future time line in some dangerous way.  2008 Page #95  
 past to survive IS changing their future. Perhaps the paradox is a transla 2008 Page #95  
of truth about an incomprehensible future? Or pieces of lies that keep huma 2008 Page #96  
" and finally some comments on the future of forensic techniques for authen 2008 Page #104  
h the legal regulations upon which future relatio nships should be based, a 2008 Page #112  
f that state should deci.ae in the future ::.o send explorers to lay claim  2008 Page #113  
 allo-., • rovicv vould comproni•o future director& and put the 5gonty 1n a 2008 Page #120  
ush, father and grandfather of two future U.S. presidents. Max Warburg was  2008 Page #127  
cording to author Webster Tarpley, future President Richard M. Nixon became 2008 Page #141  
 11) RPVs and Man-Made UFOs (p 11) Future Weapons (p 12) Unidentified Flyin 2009 Page #8  
assuming that this might give some future aid or comfort to present or futu 2009 Page #12  
uture aid or comfort to present or future adversaries of the United States? 2009 Page #12  
any time in the past 30 years. The future of U.S. intelligence is a crucial 2009 Page #15  
in this area will affect us in the future. The significance of such an esti 2009 Page #18  
 complete and hard estimates as to future enemy capabilities or actions was 2009 Page #18  
nt to understand and influence the future, we should review and understand  2009 Page #19  
probable that these weapons of the future, designed for information gatheri 2009 Page #22  
d of technology exhibited in UFOs. FUTURE WEA.PONS _In thinking about futur 2009 Page #23  
FUTURE WEA.PONS _In thinking about future weapons, most people envision a s 2009 Page #23  
assuming that this might give some future aid or comfort to present or futu 2009 Page #23  
uture aid or comfort to present or future adversaries of the United States? 2009 Page #23  
ncluded are George S. Pattee's The Future of American Secret Intelligence ( 2009 Page #24  
       Memorandum goes on to say: "future considerations relative to the ul 2009 Page #37  
d been warned about the dangers of future conflict with the Soviet Union an 2009 Page #41  
e UFO problem to avoid the risk of future conflict. Kennedy told Khrushchev 2009 Page #41  
sibilities today in any war of the future by an American Air Force commande 2009 Page #162  
ra violets there may be weapons of future warfare as devastating as the ato 2009 Page #162  
 turthday honor,; list\ weapons o( future warfare 2s de\'· or Kin:.: Geor~e 2009 Page #183  

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f the past and its meaning for the future-it is time for "MAJIC EYES ONLY"  2005 Page #143  

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 effective method for anticipating futures that are hard to imagine in the  2006 Page #50  

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re organized by Michael Lindemann, futurist and publisher of CNI News and G 2006 Page #49  
facilitated by John L. Petersen, a futurist and scenario planning consultan 2006 Page #49  

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ne else wanted to set up a UFO and futuristic theme park. In general, thoug 2006 Page #197  

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participants included professional futurists, college professors, business  2006 Page #48  

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operations would have to await the fuU development of electrogravitics to e 2005 Page #171  
 noodles from Japan. The product's fuU name is "Kashin brand, King of UFO,  2007 Page #66  
y 24, 1982, whjch we transcribe in fuU: "Dear Mr. Poulain: "Electron microp 2007 Page #197  

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t you with reality, not theory, or fuzzy intellectual thinking." ---after a 2005 Page #10  
ainy black and white snapshot of a fuzzy, disc-shaped craft hovering just a 2007 Page #61  

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f:LE __ .. __ _ ·--·-·--··-· ~.~.~ fV',..~:·,':.:,1 ,~~•~ .... 0 .!:~;.~z~~ 2009 Page #106  

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I ENFLOAION. HE SAID THAT THE NEXT.FVENING A SILEpt/ AZRORAFT THAI lop THRE 2004 Page #21  

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 19 god ,n U.S. Pat , Auo 16, 1960 fvrtner, eJectrolonetic transducers e or 2006 Page #35  

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re of any events unfolding back at FWAAF. So did the Star Telegram send out 2004 Page #237  
o other reporters went back out to FWAAF and all the material they printed  2004 Page #237  

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i· near! s ills some beans ■The Gu!fWar and Media Control ■A possible abort 2009 Page #151  

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rvay yen will mi ptala Uaiaan with fwarl. — dftp&r— hs~1 nilitary emadala l 2003 Page #226  

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w S'flOTTt.D nvo ~a~ 0.'VL~ "'1'0 "fWC OC.IAM AT T~F,C: S1'EEO, rs.T PO w1U 2009 Page #105  

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or wfZkdal Okinaaa J# $$ ; Aoac&Ma FWrd to «Mai ? In pwanUag ibjj •f your o 2003 Page #216  

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laa vltk a f— saalrtaata to cobo a fwWtota —rwr af tto altaatlaa — rayarl t 2003 Page #221  

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he film is the Special Effects -or FX -industry. Most, bur nor all, are con 2005 Page #149  
 brought us into contact with many FX experts and their expert testimony ca 2005 Page #149  
t testimony cannot be ignored. One FX expert to comment on the film is Rob  2005 Page #149  
adian special effects company TWIN FX for a Canadian TV documentary, in an  2005 Page #150  

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 Coiles Fe.. and • Pentagon budget FY 2001 $310 billion • Missing $2.3 tril 2006 Page #32  
elt ifi• I tai How much is that? L FY 2001 Missing' • Where did the money c 2006 Page #32  

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ered by 3-volt lithium batteries." Fyffe Alabama Mutilations In April, 1993 2006 Page #201  
 various times, in pastures around Fyffe, AL, with various internal and ext 2006 Page #201  
d extensively on the UFO flap over Fyffe, Alabama, and a local policeman, T 2006 Page #201  
t with the Bakers, when we reached Fyffe, we stopped at the local police st 2006 Page #201  
he locality and characteristics at Fyffe closely matched those of Caliente, 2006 Page #202  
l mutilation news. At the time the Fyffe, Alabama mutilations were very pro 2006 Page #203  

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 ~: ·'.-·;~ :~~ff~~'. If•~ •· ·• ~:f~;~-~-~:~~~:~?;: ,/ .° •p •, ... H,\(;J 2007 Page #189  
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1•"111 f'!U!U~t• !· .·.;r..:rr-·"1!F~'.'-'• ._,._,,,..,,.au: 111o1t lh•Annr 2005 Page #124  

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c1a, UP-O, ■ 1979: W.d-Yeu UP-O, ■ F~Amt,..,', Goli.th: the USA ■ Clo'lincw 2009 Page #144  

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'" r,,u ,.,,, -~ r, -,Cl MASS( 0,. f~U, "' al!HO A~ ,.u,.w;o.o o, Vl a,v 00 2009 Page #117  

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. ..:•"""'•--..J•;;' .. C....\ ';;.f~~ ':::".;":...:, --·-· .. ·-··-·~ :.,, 2007 Page #27  

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a: BEt•E.r\TM ◄( WA\1ES N:O H5)H:D F£0.'-' ~IGHT. "OH0~\1- NtA~ R.IDf:LE __ 2009 Page #106  

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 KUCt moms., et Xs1.0.1 0.14.1 fts,f• • , S. 'A.* toos trk OW. f,           2004 Page #203  
ire AFB, 1978 • ••••• 1.1.4 , .... f• •• •••• 411 •.• ..... • •••• • • ton  2006 Page #29  
. . ... ~~::~tf:;~;:;:: ~~~·:·: ~-?f• . ' . Pilots protested Air Force cens 2007 Page #19  

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ilE.nooun2c • UFO, t!u, K.11 ■ Tht F•°"" and D,parnn ofM, _._,.,,l.o,d ■ AG 2009 Page #143