Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings, KWIC Index Page: l

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:

• 2003 Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings (archive.org)
  • Famous UFO-Related Quotes, Ryan S. Wood
  • The First Roswell? Evidence for A Crash Retrieval In Cape Girardeau Missouri, Ryan S. Wood
  • Maury Island UFO: The Crisman Conspiracy, Kenn Thomas
  • Crash Retrieval on the Plains of St. Augustine, New Mexico, Art Campbell
  • The 1963 Crash Retrieval North of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Budd Hopkins
  • The Kecksburg Incident: An Updated Review, Stan Gordon
  • Cosmic Crashes: UFO Crashes In Britain, Nick Redfern
  • Puerto Rico UFO Crashes, Jonathan Downes
  • The "British Area 51" & Hacker Matthew Bevan, Matthew Williams
  • The Strange Death of James Forrestal, Peter Robbins
  • Research Update: Anomalous Energy Transformations in Layered Bi/Mg Metal, Linda Howe
  • New Attacks on Roswell and MJ-12, Stanton Friedman
  • Project Beta: How U.S. Intelligence Created an Alien Invasion, Greg Bishop
  • Evidence From The National Archives: Governmental Proof of Keen UFO Interest, Ryan Wood
  • Authenticating the Special Operations Manual, Dr. Robert M. Wood
  • The President and UFOs - Top Secret, Grant Cameron
  • Resolving The “Emulation” In Directives Between Twining & Wedemeyer, Ryan S. Wood
• 2004 Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings (archive.org)
  • Crashed UFOs: A Worldwide History, Nick Redfern
  • The Very First UFO Crash Retrieval?, Jim Marrs
  • The Shag Harbor Incident, Don Ledger
  • The Bentwaters/Woodbridge UFO Incident: New & Previously Unpublished Pieces of the Puzzle, Peter Robbins
  • UFO Crash Retrievals: U.S. Government Policy of Denial in the Interest of National Security, Linda Moulton Howe
  • The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1), Grant Cameron
  • Correlating Leonard Stringfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports, Robert M. Wood
  • The Road to Roswell: A Primer of Undisputed Facts and Factual Disputes, Paul Davids
  • Inside the USSR Majestic 12 Program, David Pace
  • The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2), Grant Cameron
  • Murder and Majestic 12: An Investigation of UFO-Related Deaths, Ryan S. Wood
  • UFO Crash at Aztec, Paul Kimball
  • Report on the Ramey Office Photos, Ron Regehr
  • Debris from Two Crashed UFOs in New Mexico, 1947, Chuck Wade
  • Evidence for the Existence of TOP SECRET/MJ-12: An Examination of Leaked Documents, Ryan S. Wood
• 2005 Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings (archive.org)
  • Examination of Reverse Engineering Claims, Robert M. Wood, Ph.D.
  • Researching the Energy Technology of UFOs, Tom Valone, Ph.D., PE
  • Varginha, Brazil Crash Retrieval Case, January 1966, Roger Leir
  • The Kingman UFO Crash of 1953, Nick Redfern
  • An Alleged 1953 UFO Crash and Burial Near Garrison, Utah, Linda Moulton Howe
  • Sociological Implications of Disclosure, Richard M. Dolan
  • Orgone Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs, Peter Robbins
  • New Archeological Evidence from the Mac Brazel, July, 1947 Debris Site, Chuck Zukowski and Debbie Ziegelmeyer
  • Will the Rocket Engine Go the Way of the Dodos?, Jim Marrs
  • Majic Eyes Only: Earth's Encounters with Extraterrestrial Technology, Ryan S. Wood
  • Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later, Philip Mantle
  • San Antonio, NM August 1945 Crash Retrieval, Reme Baca
  • Analysis of Metal Fragments from a UFO, Roger Leir
  • Reverse Engineering and Alien Astronautics, William F. Hamilton III
  • Arizona, 1998: Landed UFO, Military, & Murder?, Ken Storch
• 2006 Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings (archive.org)
  • The UFO "Why?" Questions, Stanton T. Friedman
  • The Covert World of UOF Crash Retrievals?, Dr. Michael Saila
  • UFO Crash Retrievals: The History of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy, Richard M. Dolan
  • Defying Gravity: The parallel Universe of T. Townsend Brown, Paul Schatzkin
  • The Devils Hole UFO Crash, Ryan S. Wood
  • Scenarios of Contact, Michael Lindemann
  • After the Fire: How the Government Responds to Top Secret Crashes, Peter W. Merlin
  • The Flatwoods Monster Incident — The Night They Were Here, Frank Feschino
  • Alien Viruses & Leaked Documents, Dr. Robert M. Wood
  • 1974 The Year of Crashed UFOs Alien Viruses and Biological Warfare, Nick Redfern
  • Military Voices: Firsthand Testimonies About Non-Human Aerial Craft and Entities, Linda Moulton Howe
  • The Mystery of December 6, 1950, Dr. Bruce Maccabee
  • Lummi Island Incident: A Watery Roswell, Mathew E. Thuney
  • The Bigelow Foundation: Historical Review October 1992 - April 1994, Dr. Angela Thompson
• 2007 Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings (archive.org)
  • News Management In the Wake of A UFO Crash, Terry Hansen
  • An Encyclopaedia of Flying Saucers, Dr. Robert M. Wood
  • After the Retrievals: The Covert Program to Replicate Alien Technology, Richard M. Dolan
  • UFO and Alien Imagery in Advertising, Peter Robbins
  • A Close Encounter With Whistleblower Gary Mckinnon, Matthew Williams
  • Flying Saucers: For Real!, Michael H. Schrott
  • Elk Mountain Wyoming UFO Crash, Cameron Debow
  • Project Moon Dust: How the Government Recovers Crashed Flying Saucers, Nick Redfern
  • May 28, 1974: Glowing Disc Encounter with Military in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Lindo Moulton Howe
  • UFOs and Media Desensitization of Children, Karyn Dolan
  • 1974 Coyame, Mexico UFO Crash, New Revelations, Ruben Uriarte & Noe Torres
  • A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence from South American UFO Cases, J. Antonio Huneeus
• 2008 Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings (archive.org)
  • April 18, 1962: The Las Vegas UFO Crash, Dr. Kevin Randle
  • Why UFOs Are A National Security Threat, Nick Redfern
  • The Westport UFO Crash Retrieval Event, James Clarkson
  • Ministry of Defense X-Files, Nick Pope
  • Bentwaters 1980: Telpathic lights?, Linda Moulton Howe
  • Tunguska: 100 Years Later, Nick Redfern
  • Forensic Linquistics and the Majestic Documents, Dr. Robert M. Wood
  • Nazification of America, Jim Marrs
  • UFOs: The Good News & Bad News, By Dr. John B. Alexander, Dr. John B. Alexander
  • UFOs and the National Security State, Volume II-1973-1991, Richard Dolan
  • 1974 Coyame, Mexico UFO Crash, New Revelations, Ruben Uriarte & Noe Torres (no slides)
  • A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence from South American UFO Cases, J. Antonio Huneeus (no slides)
• 2009 Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings (archive.org)
  • Edward Teller and UFOs: Forensic Analysis of Questioned Documents, Dr. Robert M. Wood
  • Maury Island Revisited, Kenn Thomas
  • Timeline & Political Analysis of President Kennedy's Efforts to Declassify UFO Files and the Alleged MJ-12 Assassination Directive, Dr. Michael Solla
  • The Kingman UFO Crash: Updates and New Revelations, Nick Redfern
  • December 1980 RAF Bentwaters Update with John Burroughs, Lindo Moulton Howe
  • June Crain: Witness to the UFO Crash Cover-up, James Clarkson
  • Bombshell UFO Case Files: Excerpts from the CUFOs Archives, Michael Schrott
  • VORONEZH: A Personal Reappraisal of Russia's Best Known CE3 Incident, Peter Robbins
  • UFOs and the National Security State, Richard Dolan
  • Russian Esponiage and UFOs, James Carrion
  • The California Drone and CARET Documents, TK Davis and Fronk Dixon

Letters Directory:

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Words Directory:

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"l&s-haju" "l'" "l'&j" "l'-" "l'-4" "l'-iicj" "l'-iie" "l'0u"

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"l'artd" "l'c'cf" "l'cic" "l'ec" "l'hc" "l'hi" "l'i" "l'isio"

"l'j" "l'jtu" "l'l" "l'l'p" "l'l1" "l'lncaster" "l'lns" "l'lo"

"l'lopns" "l'lv" "l'l•" "l'm" "l'o" "l'or1" "l'orn1a" "l'ot4h"

"l'ou" "l'ri" "l'roject-" "l't" "l'u~511t" "l'vf" "l'vf\xi" "l'viounrain"

"l'vl\xi" "l'vlid-year" "l'vliethe" "l'vlissile" "l'vlountain" "l'w" "l'xlmb" "l'xtc"

"l-" "l--" "l---" "l--1" "l--t" "l-1" "l-2" "l-cc"

"l-j" "l-la" "l-lf" "l-o" "l-pgs3-9" "l-shaped" "l-st" "l-u'"

"l-vould" "l-~r" "l-~·t" "l0" "l1" "l10u" "l111" "l111111ril"

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"l\lhidentification" "l\llagazj11e's" "l\llinas" "l\llle" "l\lloon" "l\ln" "l\rl'y" "l\t"

"l\t-" "l\t~" "l~" "l\·i" "l_" "l__" "l_i" "l_l"

"l_~" "la" "la1g" "la\" "laa" "laaafhata^" "laahrthor" "laaiero"

"lab" "lab's" "label" "labeled" "labeling" "labels" "labor" "laborarory"

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"lacked" "lackey" "lacking" "lackland" "lacks" "laconic" "lacrosse" "ladd"

"laddc" "laden" "ladies" "ladled" "lady" "lady's" "lagazine" "laguna"

"lai\idll" "laid" "laird" "laiti" "lajlc" "lak" "lake" "lake-"

"lakebed" "lakes" "lal" "laler" "lam" "lama" "lambrechts" "lamentations"

"lamented" "laments" "lamont" "lamont's" "lamp" "lampoon" "lamps" "lamual"

"lamualmain" "lan" "lanc" "lance" "lancer" "lancet" "lancing" "lancling"

"land" "land-ed" "landau" "lande-" "landed" "landg" "landing" "landings"

"landlords" "landmark" "landmarks" "landry" "lands" "landscape" "land•r~" "lane"

"lang" "langford" "langley" "langston" "langtry" "language" "languages" "lanoed"

"lanterns" "lao" "laoual" "lap" "laparl" "lapaz" "lapel" "laplume"

"laplume's" "laps" "lapse" "lar" "lar11" "laraa" "laredo" "large"

"large-scale" "largely" "larger" "largest" "larry" "larry's" "larsen" "larson"

"lart~" "lary" "larynx" "las" "laser" "laser--1he" "laser-like" "lasers"

"lashed" "lashup" "lasl" "lasocio" "lassa" "lasseehosette" "last" "last-known"

"lasted" "lasting" "lastly" "lat" "late" "late-night" "lateate" "lately"

"latent" "later" "later_folli" "laterwith" "latest" "latex" "latin" "latino"

"lation" "latro" "lattc" "latter" "latter's" "latvia" "lat•r" "lauderdale"

"laugh" "laughed" "laughingstock" "laughlin" "laughs" "laughter" "launch" "launched"

"launcher" "launchers" "launches" "launching" "launchman" "laundering" "laundromat" "laundromats"

"laurance" "laureate" "laurelville" "laurence" "laurent" "laurie" "lauris" "lau~c{"

"lavarenti" "lavender" "lavishly" "lavlsicn" "lavoie" "lavonne" "lavrenti" "law"

"law-abiding" "lawless" "lawlessness" "lawn" "lawrence" "laws" "lawsuit" "lawyer"

"lawyered" "lawyerly" "lawyers" "lay" "layed" "layer" "layered" "layering"

"layers" "laymen" "layout" "layperson" "lays" "laz" "lazar" "lazar's"

"lazar-style" "lazily" "lazy" "la•" "lb" "lb1" "lbaui" "lbaul"

"lbc" "lbcr~e" "lbeoris~" "lbil•" "lblbos" "lbm" "lbnuoo•" "lbot"

"lbs" "lbtrt" "lbu" "lc" "lc'-" "lc's" "lc-" "lcachiness"

"lcal" "lccc~" "lcctroclt" "lcctrun'" "lcd" "lchh" "lci" "lciloamperes"

"lcinds" "lcites" "lcll" "lcmd" "lcmlc" "lcnt" "lco" "lcopt"

"lcr" "lctill" "lcx" "ld" "ld'1" "lde" "lder" "ldier"

"ldr" "ldred" "ldyn~m" "ld£1s" "le" "le'" "le'~st" "le-"

"le-nktil" "le2r" "le\·itate" "lea" "leach" "lead" "lead-in" "leader"

"leader's" "leaders" "leadership" "leading" "leadln" "leads" "leads-" "leaf"

"leaflets" "league" "leak" "leakage" "leaked" "leaker" "leakers" "leaking"

"leaks" "leak•" "lean" "leaned" "leaning" "leanna" "leanne" "leap"

"leaps" "lear" "lear's" "learn" "learned" "learning" "learnjng" "learns"

"learnwh" "lease" "leased" "leasing" "least" "leastnxio" "leather" "leave"

"leave-one-out-cross-validation" "leaves" "leaving" "leavitt" "lebed" "lebelson" "lec's" "lec1d"

"lecithin" "lectively" "lectr" "lecture" "lectured" "lecturer" "lecturers" "lectures"

"lecturing" "led" "ledge" "ledger" "leduc" "leduc-childs" "lee" "lee's"

"leech" "leech's" "leed" "leeds" "leek" "leet" "lefen" "lefevre"

"lefl'l" "lefrwing" "left" "left-leaning" "leg" "legacy" "legag" "legal"

"legally" "lege" "legend" "legendary" "legends" "legible" "legion" "legionella"

"legionna" "legionnaire" "legislacion" "legislation" "legislator" "legislature" "legit" "legitimacy"

"legitimate" "legomana" "legs" "lehman" "lehrer" "lei's" "leipzig" "leir"

"leir21" "leirtil" "leis" "leiston" "leisure-time" "leit" "leitzel" "lekay"

"lel" "lel•••" "lem" "lemay" "lemmon" "lemon" "lemorandon" "lemos"

"len" "len's" "lend" "lender" "lending" "lendon" "length" "lengthen"

"lengths" "lengths+" "lengthy" "lenin" "leningrad" "lenrnctl" "lens" "lens-shaped"

"lenses" "lent" "lenticular" "lentil" "leo" "leominster" "leon" "leonard"

"leonid" "leonidovich" "leopards" "lept" "ler" "lerm" "les" "lesions"

"leslie" "less" "less-bright" "less-than-subtle" "lessen" "lesser" "lesson" "lessons"

"lest" "lester" "let" "let's" "letelv" "lethal" "lethality" "lets"

"lett" "letter" "letter-needs" "letterhead" "lettering" "letterman" "letters" "letting"

"lettlt" "letured" "leu" "leucocycosis" "leukemia" "lev" "levada" "leve"

"level" "leveled" "levelled" "levels" "levengood" "leverage" "leveraged" "levi"

"levi-strauss" "levine" "levitation" "levy" "lew" "lewin" "lewinski" "lewinsky"

"lewis" "lewisbur" "lewisburg" "lexical" "lexicographic" "lexondcr" "ley" "leyva"

"le••" "lf" "lf'" "lf'il" "lf'u" "lf1" "lf4" "lf9i'"

"lfawl" "lffd'tffdr" "lffl" "lfflpoffr1111" "lffly" "lfh" "lfl" "lfl11lit"

"lfle~vlio" "lfll" "lfl|7" "lfnational" "lfo" "lfos" "lfq" "lfrl'"

"lfs1" "lftei" "lf~" "lf•" "lf•_" "lf•~•c-~~'" "lg" "lgan"

"lgl'ip" "lglo" "lgs" "lgs~" "lh" "lh'" "lha" "lhc"

"lhe" "lhere" "lhey" "lhi" "lhis" "lhl5" "lhls" "lhnt"

"lhnut1" "lhp" "lhr" "lhrea~" "lhree" "lhrm" "lhru" "lhst"

"lht" "lhtings" "lhtir" "lhtlndun" "lhul't'tl" "lhy" "lh~" "lh·"

"lh•" "lh•annr" "li" "li'" "li-11" "li-w~" "li1" "li10"

"li1lsti" "li46" "li" "liabilities" "liability" "liafr" "liaising" "liaison"

"liaisons" "lian" "liaoretarinto" "liar" "liars" "lib" "libel" "libelous"

"liberal" "liberalism" "liberally" "liberals" "libertarians" "liberties" "liberty" "lible"

"librarian" "libraries" "library" "library's" "librcr-y" "lic" "lica" "licence"

"license" "lichael" "lichen" "lid" "liddy" "lidless" "lie" "liebennan"

"lied" "lielxtv310" "lien" "lience" "lies" "lieutenanl" "lieutenant" "lieutenants"

"lie~" "lif0" "life" "life's" "life-long" "life-mj-1" "life-she" "life-support"

"life-threatening" "lifelong" "lifestyle" "lifetime" "lifitary" "lifo" "lift" "lift-off"

"lifted" "lifting" "liftof" "ligainst" "ligature" "light" "light's" "light-\·hich"

"light-ails" "light-alls" "light-beam" "light-colored" "light-hearted" "light-weight" "lightall" "lightalls"

"lighted" "lighteo" "lighter" "lighthouse" "lighting" "lightle" "lightly" "lightn"

"lightning" "lightrung" "lights" "lightweight" "lii" "liif" "liilmade" "liir"

"lij" "lijliam" "lij©" "lik" "like" "liked" "likefihood" "likel"

"likelihood" "likely" "likely-the" "likeness" "likes" "likewise" "liking" "lil"

"lile" "lilfe" "lili" "liliane" "lilk1l" "lill1e" "lille" "lilll"

"lillle" "lilly" "lillydale" "lilt" "lilwall" "lily=" "lima" "lima-aiming"

"limari" "limb" "limbo" "limbs" "lime" "limerick" "limes" "limestone"

"limit" "limitations" "limited" "limitless" "limits" "limjred" "limjts" "limn"

"limousines" "limply" "lin&u" "lina" "lincoln" "linda" "lindberg" "lindbergh"

"lindblad" "lindemann" "lindo" "line" "line's" "line4" "line5" "line6"

"line7" "line8" "linear" "lined" "linen" "liner" "lines" "ling"

"linger" "lingered" "lingering" "linguist" "linguistic" "linguistics" "lingusitis" "linic"

"link" "linkage" "linkages" "linked" "linking" "links" "link™" "linotype"

"linquistics" "linual" "lio'\s" "lioa" "lion" "lion's" "lionel" "lionni"

"lion~" "lioted" "lip" "lipless" "lips" "lipson" "liq" "liquefied"

"liqueur" "liquid" "liquidated" "liquids" "liqujd" "lircle" "lirga" "lisa"

"lise" "lismissed" "lissi11g" "list" "list'" "list" "listed" "listen"

"listened" "listener" "listeners" "listening" "listing" "lists" "lit" "lit'"

"lit00itr•" "lit4" "litc" "litcje" "lite" "literal" "literaliy" "literally"

"literary" "literature" "lithium" "litigation" "litjm4ncto" "litoactra" "litora" "litter"

"littered" "littje" "little" "little-bitty" "little-known" "little-traveled" "little-understood" "litv"

"lity" "lit•clinktivis" "liu" "liutde" "live" "lived" "lively" "livermore"

"lives" "livestock" "living" "living-i" "living-perhaps" "living-room" "liwhile" "lizar"

"lizard" "li~" "li~e" "li~y" "li°logy" "lj" "lj'" "lj'y·"

"ljcd" "ljestro'" "ljfo" "ljfos" "ljft" "lji" "lji'" "ljifiv"

"ljittlotillt" "ljl" "ljlj" "ljomb" "ljsaf" "ljt~" "ljumined" "lj£"

"lk1" "lk6" "ll" "ll&bt" "ll&htlnc" "ll'" "ll'%" "ll'ldr"

"ll-" "ll-h••" "ll-l-" "ll-p" "ll1" "ll1'ith" "ll1e" "ll7eek91"

"ll=o" "ll\1aginat" "ll_" "lla" "llanderfel" "llandri" "llandrillo" "llangollen"

"llano" "llanrhaedr-ym-mochnant" "llanrwst" "llas" "llay" "llc" "llc's" "llccn"

"llciic'" "llclgv" "llcn" "llcrr" "lldj" "lle9" "lle'elulhncnt" "lled"

"lles" "llf" "llfi'" "llfl" "llfo" "llf••c" "llght" "llgl"

"llhidl" "lli" "lli1©ru" "llic" "llica" "llie" "lligencii" "llila"

"lliniatay" "llis" "lljc" "lljk" "llke" "lll" "lll'" "lllat"

"lllc" "llld" "llle" "lllf" "lllinois" "lllir" "llll" "lllll"

"lllls" "llllt" "llll•o" "lllno" "lllre" "llltll" "lllustrated" "lllustration"

"lllym" "llmitec" "lln" "llnda" "llniyerslry" "llnn" "llnru1111" "lln~jc"

"lloa" "llon" "lloyd" "llr" "llrllrr" "llrnt" "llro" "llrv"

"lls" "llse" "llsvl" "llsyndrornt" "llt" "llt&qm" "llt0rougt1" "lltht"

"lltm" "lltr" "llttle" "lltto" "llufon" "llustration" "llx" "lly"

"llydrod" "llyi" "ll~-" "ll~all" "ll~c" "ll~hi" "ll•l" "lm"

"lmerplaneta" "lmf" "lmo" "lmowlrd" "lmpllcatlon" "lmpo" "lmt'" "ln"

"ln$" "ln'" "ln10" "lnce" "lncident" "lncidents" "lncj" "lncrdent"

"lnd" "lndeed" "lndicace" "lndio-guerrero" "lndividunl" "lndjan" "lndt~1t1on" "lnfomrntion"

"lnfonn" "lnfonnation" "lnformacion" "lnformadon" "lnformation" "lng" "lngs" "lninative"

"lnl" "lnlp" "lnltci" "lnl~lew" "lnn" "lnns" "lnq11irer" "lnr"

"lns1c" "lnstituce's" "lnstitutc" "lnt" "lntalllgence" "lntary" "lntel11gcnce" "lntelligence"

"lntelllgenco" "lntemallonal}" "lntemauonal" "lnteravia" "lnteravla" "lntercechnique" "lnternat1on" "lnternational"

"lnterplanecar" "lnte~nted" "lnte~rated" "lntilft" "lntrnder" "lntroduoed" "lntrvmseaeral" "lnv"

"lnvestigaci6n" "lnvestigat01" "lnvestigations" "lnvestigato" "lnvi" "lnyestigator" "lo" "lo'"

"lo'z" "lo'l" "lo'vvell" "lo-a" "lo11" "lo\110" "lo" "lo_ose"

"loa" "load" "loaded" "loading" "loads" "loaf" "loamy" "loan"

"loaned" "loans" "loan·" "lobbing" "lobsters" "lob~" "loc" "loca"

"local" "locales" "locality" "localized" "locally" "locals" "locard" "locat"

"locate" "located" "locating" "location" "location_" "locations" "locator" "lock"

"lock-step" "lockbourne" "locked" "lockheed" "lockheed's" "lockland" "lockport" "locks"

"locksmith" "locomotion" "locus" "lod" "lodad" "loday" "lodes" "lodge"

"lodged" "lodges" "loe" "loeas" "loeb" "loebs" "loffe" "loftus"

"log" "log-lake" "logbook" "logbooks" "logged" "logger-be" "loggers" "logging"

"logic" "logical" "logically" "logistic" "logistically" "logistics" "logo" "logo-adding"

"logon" "logos" "logotype" "logs" "loh~~" "loiited" "loiroolmotooi" "lois"

"loke" "lolly" "lol~" "lom" "loma" "loman" "lome" "lomita"

"lomond" "lona" "lond" "london" "london-based" "lone" "lonely" "long"

"long-" "long-ago" "long-established" "long-haired" "long-necked" "long-range" "long-standing" "long-term"

"long-time" "longer" "longest" "longest-running" "longstanding" "longtime" "lonu" "lon~d"

"loo" "looal" "look" "looke" "looked" "looking" "lookino-like" "lookjng"

"looks" "loon" "looo" "loooff-ciiicli" "loop" "loose" "loosely" "loosen"

"loosened" "looses" "loot" "looting" "lop" "lopes" "loprncn" "lor"

"lord" "lords" "lore" "loredo" "lorenzen" "loretta" "lori" "loring"

"loros" "lorraine" "lorre" "lorries" "lorry" "loru" "lor••ri~•" "los"

"los''alamos" "lose" "losers" "loses" "losing" "loss" "losses" "lost"

"losure" "lot" "lotosev" "lotozev" "lots" "lou" "loud" "louder"

"loudly" "loudspeaker" "loudweaker" "louis" "louisiana" "louls" "loun" "lout"

"lov" "love" "loveable" "loved" "lovekin" "lovelace" "lover" "loves"

"lovett" "loving" "low" "low-bed" "low-boy" "low-cost" "low-flying" "low-frequency"

"low-level" "low-power" "low-security" "low-speed" "low-tech" "low-yield" "lowbed" "lower"

"lower-case" "lower-ranking" "lowered" "lowering" "lowest" "lowly" "lows" "loyal"

"loyalty" "loyola" "lozenge-shaped" "lo~c" "lo•" "lpon" "lpopnlt" "lps"

"lq" "lq\t" "lr" "lr'" "lr" "lrfl" "lrhuio" "lriangle"

"lrl" "lrlm'" "lrn" "lrnow" "lrnport" "lrnte" "lro" "lrp"

"lrrrmlri" "lrscribcd" "lrternat10nal" "lrtmudou" "lru" "ls" "lsaac" "lsg"

"lsj" "lslands" "lsls" "lso" "lssiidm" "lt" "lt'al" "lt'ca"

"lt'ech" "lt'ffelligence" "lt's" "lt11'isk" "lt11's" "lta" "ltalian-language" "ltd"

"lted" "ltft" "ltfv•'f•l'\lit" "ltion" "ltj" "ltl" "ltlocce" "ltlttly"

"ltneu" "ltnf'" "lto" "ltojj" "lton" "ltot" "ltotors" "ltr"

"ltrrs" "lts" "lttee" "ltto•" "lttt" "lttybirty''" "ltt~" "ltum"

"lt•bf" "lt•tl" "lt•••" "lu" "lu'" "lu" "lubbock" "lucas"

"luciano" "lucille" "lucius" "luck" "luckily" "lucky" "lucln" "lude"

"ludicrous" "ludwik" "luella" "lufnvaffe" "luggage" "luh" "luis" "luisa"

"luj" "lukewarm" "lumber" "lumberton" "luminary" "luminescent" "luminous" "lummi"

"lump" "lunar" "lunch" "lunched" "lund" "lundahl" "lundahl's" "lune"

"lung" "lungs" "luni" "lunken" "luo" "luoi" "luoonaondatione" "lup"

"lurance" "lurc-b" "lure" "lured" "lurid" "lurl'o" "lurnan-arien" "lurrunosity"

"lus" "lush" "lust" "lusted" "lut" "luther" "lutz" "luuu"

"lux" "luxury" "luzi" "luzia" "lu{a" "lu·$" "lv" "lvahli"

"lvalua110n" "lvcd" "lvf" "lvf" "lvfexico" "lvfinister" "lvfjljtary" "lvfodem"

"lvfw" "lvilhelm" "lvl" "lvlilitary" "lvlonroe" "lvr" "lvwdred" "lw"

"lx" "lxlnq" "lxul«|" "ly" "lydd" "lydia" "lyi" "lying"

"lylhlng" "lyman" "lyme" "lymph" "lymphoma" "lynch" "lyndon" "lyrid"

"lysenko" "lyslems" "lz" "lz-1" "lz-2" "lz-3" "lzp-1" "l~"

"l~--" "l~b~l" "l~dt" "l~ft" "l~id•" "l~li" "l~o" "l~olt•"

"l~ork" "l~~" "l~·" "l£j" "l«ml~uc" "l«tian-t«" "l·" "l•"

"l•-•" "l•=" "l•a" "l•l•\l•j" "l•t" "l•vrt'" "l•~" "l•~hl"

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adar because the Manhattan Project lab had a restricted air space. That was 2004 Page #71  
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White Sands and the Naval Research Lab housed there, leaked information to  2006 Page #139  
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 metal to the Marine Corps testing lab in Hagerstown, MD and gave it to som 2006 Page #176  
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orporate Author: AIR FORCE WEAPONS LAB KIRTLAND AFB N MEX Report Date: APR  2007 Page #163  
 a metal fragment is available for lab analysis. \Xie find particularl) int 2007 Page #200  
ric, sulfuric, picric). The Crumba lab wrote in a "Certificate of Testing"  2007 Page #200  
hich indicated it causes cancer in lab animals, raised fears of a totalitar 2008 Page #123  
terviewing him. I went back to the lab. I wrole !he report and this officer 2009 Page #93  
eve,ything clear. Went back to the lab and the officer told me, "You can't  2009 Page #93  

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ing into any of Sandia or Phillips Lab's research. In July of 1980, a lette 2003 Page #146  
trographic and X-ray analysis. The lab's chemist Luisa :Maria Barbosa decla 2007 Page #195  
 employed the U. S. Naval Research Lab's MADRE pulse-Doppler method, which  2008 Page #73  

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

nce Handwriting Y N Y N N Y Filing label N N Y N N Y Security Stamp N N Y Y 2003 Page #206  
urely someone would have found the label that said: IF FOUND, PLEASE CONTAC 2004 Page #143  
SSES ON ENVELOPE Typed on an Avery label: Mr. Timothy s. Cooper PO Box 1206 2007 Page #42  
beams emanating from its eyes. The label included the warning that ".Aliens 2007 Page #63  
 'UFO Unfiltered \Vheat Beer.' The label sports a series of speed Lines cir 2007 Page #65  
 to explain them. The insufficient label kept the case out of the unidentif 2008 Page #16  
sted in clearing cases, slapping a label on them and letting it go at that. 2008 Page #17  
 that this is the origin of the MJ label. It also identifies Projects Eviro 2008 Page #109  
tirement in 1975. He was given the label as the "Father of the H-Bomb," was 2009 Page #9  

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

the 'nonsense problem' it has been labeled by many scientists, constitutes  2003 Page #13  
ly, the documents cannot simply be labeled as obvious hoaxes, as some oppon 2004 Page #214  
 of ufology — what Karl Pflock has labeled the "will to believe" even when  2004 Page #215  
t was genuine or a hoax. He simply labeled it: "Insufficient Data." I decid 2006 Page #87  
 MIDORJ melon Liqueur, and a glass labeled "Midori Alien Secretion." I don' 2007 Page #65  
n hour or two later the object was labeled a meteorite. As soon as this app 2007 Page #133  
les, you'll find nearly 4000 cases labeled as insufficient data for a scien 2008 Page #16  
 Command. Lenin, like Trotsky, was labeled a German agent by the government 2008 Page #125  
as filed all by itself in a folder labeled 1947. I found this to be very od 2009 Page #173  

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

e documents would be an excuse for labeling such genuine documents as the E 2006 Page #12  

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

ds o Preserve remains: ice, tarps, labels, sealed containers o Small pieces 2003 Page #177  
onoluded by referring to Atuehs I. labels, no Ttroorg an4 other plans Itoti 2004 Page #20  
sic-sharing firm Napster; 14 music labels including Arista Records, BMG, RC 2008 Page #143  

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v: "...one professor confined in a labor camp was pleading his innocence of 2004 Page #158  
pregnant and just about going into labor." However, during the 33           2005 Page #35  
he decades-long export of the U.S. labor force to nations abroad, the incre 2005 Page #85  
that the consuuction materiaJs and labor force "s111passerl //;(I/ ef the o 2007 Page #114  
at concentration camps, used slave labor, and committed other war crimes. C 2008 Page #137  

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

hi~. Fontes took one fragment to a laborarory of the Brazilian Agriculrural 2007 Page #195  

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

psychologists at. the Auto Nedical Laborateny at Wright ,riwig. As you will 2004 Page #18  

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

atures was taken to an underground laborator y in the premises of the state 2005 Page #32  
y and allow it to be measured in a laborator y setting. He named it the org 2005 Page #90  
rried an appropriate assortment of laborator y equipment and had a cloud-bu 2005 Page #99  
sts from the Los Alamos Scientific Laborator y arrived to inspect LZ-2, it  2005 Page #126  
mittee of the Brookha ven National Laborator y along with Dr. Edward U. Con 2007 Page #75  
sed by the U. S. Air Force Weapons Laborator y, Sandia Laboratories, the De 2007 Page #174  

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

e sole layers was extensive. Three laboratories were involved; two on the w 2003 Page #49  
Energy Commission and its national laboratories with participation of the D 2004 Page #63  
aggressive plan to get them in our laboratories. My conclusions, based on a 2004 Page #130  
 1940s he was employed as chief of laboratories at the Air Research Manufac 2004 Page #218  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Laboratories, our primary subcontractor, 2004 Page #243  
2 or later ink by Speckin Forensic Laboratories. Also on page 189, with a c 2004 Page #245  
g specialist) and Speckin Forensic Laboratories. SFL is an international fo 2004 Page #250  
ight and very tough. I am sure our laboratories analyzed them very carefull 2005 Page #79  
 Sandia (where the Sandia National Laboratories were built in 1949) and oth 2005 Page #125  
 from the Signal Corps Engineering Laboratories verified that Station "A,"  2005 Page #126  
en secured and analyzed at nuclear laboratories and UFO propulsion may deri 2005 Page #130  
gressive plan to get them into our laboratories. My conclusions, based on a 2005 Page #140  
ch were conducted at two Air Force laboratories: Flight Dynamics and Genera 2005 Page #173  
derick, Maryland.) have diagnostic laboratories operating at the maximum Bi 2006 Page #106  
 current day German pharmaceutical laboratories. Logical basis for extrater 2006 Page #116  
ograms. Three countries have major laboratories for handling potential alie 2006 Page #117  
mical and Biological Defense (CBD) laboratories at Porton Down had made a c 2006 Page #133  
echnologies. For example, Phillips Laboratories, located at Kirtland AFB, i 2006 Page #201  
net.com/bus/arch9804.html Phillips Laboratories - Medpen 11. http://www.qs1 2006 Page #208  
TING Performed by Speckin Forensic Laboratories, Okemos MI ■ Inks: thin lay 2007 Page #46  
A, NSA, NSC, Air Force, Los Alamos Laboratories , and DlA) declassified int 2007 Page #143  
 Force Weapons Laborator y, Sandia Laboratories, the Defense Nuclear Agenc  2007 Page #174  
iece ,:vas then taken to the Young Laboratories in Campinas, where it was a 2007 Page #194  
r of both governmental and private laboratories in Brazil, the USA and Fran 2007 Page #194  
e conducted by two private Chilean laboratories in 1994, Laboratorio Quimic 2007 Page #200  
les were conducted by two Japanese laboratories in 1995, Hitachi Metals Co. 2007 Page #201  
TING Performed by Speckin Forensic Laboratories, Okemos MI ■ Inks: thin lay 2008 Page #120  
quire, plan, construct and operate laboratories and other facilities that w 2008 Page #134  
ot mean to actually throw open our laboratories to all foreign observers .  2009 Page #21  
vernment work, but so far forensic laboratories have been unable to trace i 2009 Page #39  
d information about working in the laboratories where technology such as gu 2009 Page #89  
ts and engineers in the classified laboratories where she was employed , it 2009 Page #90  
cept that Wright-Patterson and the laboratories associated with the Foreign 2009 Page #92  

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

 • Restricted Access • Underground Laboratories'? Shary-Shagan • SDI appara 2004 Page #162  

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

vate Chilean laboratories in 1994, Laboratorio Quimico in Crumba, Ovalle, a 2007 Page #200  

Word: "laboratory", 64 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ay be unic Consequently, much more laboratory time and research have been p 2003 Page #48  
acture and basic construction, and laboratory analysis of the shoe material 2003 Page #48  
s, but could have been longer. The laboratory report is as follows: The two 2003 Page #48  
ash Retrieval Conference The first laboratory to look at the sole was a for 2003 Page #50  
to look at the sole was a forensic laboratory where a technician separated  2003 Page #50  
slides. The report from the second laboratory revealed hat six of the nine  2003 Page #50  
m cellulose plant fiber. The third laboratory analyzed the exact material i 2003 Page #50  
ecame a study in itself. The first laboratory report is as follows: Results 2003 Page #50  
e material is not homogeneous) The laboratory scientist sent with his repor 2003 Page #50  
n sample." This data came from the laboratory that was involved in the Shro 2003 Page #50  
duction. The same scientist at the laboratory was also intrigued by the bot 2003 Page #50  
etal pieces as they arrived at his laboratory. He placed the dark side of o 2003 Page #103  
zed by the Brazilian government in laboratory tests. The fragment was found 2003 Page #107  
o metallurgists at Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a 2003 Page #110  
ysicist W. C. Levengood Pinelandia Laboratory, Grass Lake, Michigan Backgro 2003 Page #111  
dently in his Grass Lake, Michigan laboratory, Pinelandia Biophysics. 107   2003 Page #111  
ave been studied at the Pinelandia Laboratory. The methodology is based on  2003 Page #112  
orts of UAOs from the Aero Medical Laboratory at Wright Field. - “New repor 2003 Page #155  
0 scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California in the SETI pro 2003 Page #197  
TRA fron the Loa Alamos Scientific Laboratory arrived to insect 12—2, i bec 2003 Page #233  
Proving Ground, the Naval Research Laboratory, the old Atomic Energy Commis 2004 Page #60  
Commission's Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory and its Z Division at Sandia  2004 Page #63  
hnology (MIT), Brookhaven National Laboratory, the RAND Corporation, the Na 2004 Page #63  
ystems Command, the Naval Research Laboratory and the Research and Developm 2004 Page #63  
usly worked for the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL). AUDIO EXCERPT # 1 ( 1: 2004 Page #65  
Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. According to history written 2004 Page #66  
nance assigned the Applied Physics Laboratory of the Johns Hopkins Universi 2004 Page #66  
rotect the super secret Los Alamos Laboratory which had built the atomic bo 2004 Page #70  
ions was to protect the Los Alamos Laboratory and the Atomic Energy Commiss 2004 Page #71  
rthwest of the Los Alamos National Laboratory where the atomic bomb was sec 2004 Page #73  
: I had to run my own business, my laboratory, and I couldn't go to all the 2004 Page #92  
I people inside the Jet Propulsion Laboratory on the "Religious Implication 2004 Page #186  
0 scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California in the SETI pro 2004 Page #187  
 Wright Field has a new biological laboratory, the Joint Research and Devel 2004 Page #210  
E "DISK" MUST THUS SAVE FOR ATOMIC LABORATORY (DR) **At 505 Pm THE "DISC" T 2004 Page #229  
uld be sent directly to Los Alamos laboratory for analysis. Further, Gen. R 2004 Page #230  
se." The blood count issued by the laboratory of clin.ica1 analysis of Hosp 2005 Page #34  
ighting devices withm the aircraft laboratory , \'\ right Air Development C 2005 Page #41  
sh sr lDE # 34 -The Naval Research Laboratory and U. S. Army Special Forces 2005 Page #63  
one that can be demonstrated under laboratory conrutions, I am not aware of 2005 Page #91  
rgone energy for himself through a laboratory apparatus designed for that p 2005 Page #91  
ties. Here he built a new home and laboratory personall y designed to integ 2005 Page #94  
l y designed to integrate home and laboratory into a single, brilliantly pr 2005 Page #94  
 the Wilhelm Reich Museum. Another laboratory was added soon after for stud 2005 Page #94  
ern Maine surrounding lus home and laboratory, one that took several months 2005 Page #94  
952, some visitors to rus home and laboratory reported seeing shining objec 2005 Page #94  
t further analysis from a separate laboratory and different people, includi 2005 Page #158  
.and in secret. The Naval Research Laboratory finally admitted in 1995 that 2006 Page #8  
airspace of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and continued on a dir 2006 Page #97  
the Defense Science and Technology Laboratory) which remains an agency of t 2006 Page #123  
 before the Consciousness Research Laboratory at UNLV, and before the Natio 2006 Page #196  
as Vegas. His goal was to set up a laboratory at the university to coordina 2006 Page #196  
ineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) Laboratory at Princeton University, to r 2006 Page #196  
eloped by the Air Force's Phillips Laboratory. The Medpen, as it's also kno 2006 Page #201  
t UNLV, the Consciousness Research Laboratory also at UNLV, and the Nationa 2006 Page #207  
t mechanism; The Air Force weapons laboratory system for evaluation of runw 2007 Page #163  
since 1976; founder of the Central Laboratory of Substance Analysis (fsLA V 2007 Page #198  
 January 1949 7 Oak Ridge National Laboratory , Histo,y, www.oml.gov 8 Atom 2008 Page #38  
ar or alien bodies at a government laboratory. No back-engineering, no deal 2008 Page #68  
mmittee of the Brookhaven National Laboratory along with Dr. Edward Condon, 2008 Page #133  
 to the AUI is Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island, long rumored  2008 Page #134  
. of California Lawrence Livermore Laboratory in 1954, where he served unti 2009 Page #9  
oom P-162 at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory on Feburary 16, 1949, the pur 2009 Page #9  
o Hahn proved its feasibility in a laboratory which sent shock waves throug 2009 Page #20  

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

e Germans using thousands of slave laborers, and took several years to comp 2007 Page #114  

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

it is kept secret, or ruscreruted. Laborious efforts are made to explain an 2005 Page #103  

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

a lot. GM: Not much but I got into labouring for a while and even hairdress 2007 Page #82  

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

markable encounter over Goose Bay, Labrador. Military radar operators on bo 2003 Page #88  
here were no aircraft missing from Labrador to Cape Hatteras, North Carolin 2004 Page #40  
hing the continent from Goose Bay, Labrador. The warning was said to have b 2006 Page #169  
00 ft) approaching from Goose Bay, Labrador, a location about 500 miles nor 2006 Page #169  
t mobilization." Over Alaska? Over Labrador? Flocks of Geese? Arctic atmosp 2006 Page #169  

Word: "labs", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ought into our material evaluation labs. I don't know how it arrived but th 2003 Page #16  
c metals manufacturers to military labs and intelligence agencies. But no o 2003 Page #110  
is own company, Thunder Scientific Labs, located in Albuquerque, New Mexico 2003 Page #141  
ce contractors Sandia and Phillips Labs (which are on the grounds of the ba 2003 Page #142  
the Air Force, Sandia and Phillips Labs, the Defense Intelligence Agency an 2003 Page #148  
Fugate was on the roster at Sandia Labs specializing in optical physics. He 2003 Page #148  
, the old Atomic Energy Commission labs, former military officers, private  2004 Page #60  
nd Air Force Base, Sandia National labs, and Los Alamos."" Even those convi 2004 Page #220  
NED ■ IBM ■ Hughes Aircraft ■ Bell Labs and ■ Dow Corning ................  2005 Page #6  
such as IBM, Hughes Aircraft, Bell Labs, and Dmv Corning -without their kno 2005 Page #167  
nd General Physics Research. Other labs involved were RCA, i'v11T and sever 2005 Page #173  
adicates smallpox. Officially, two labs have the virus, the Centers for Dis 2006 Page #107  
 to be the liaison between the two labs and would travel between Nevada and 2006 Page #196  
ral public. We visited many of the labs, one of which contained a total bod 2006 Page #199  
 analyzed b) the various Brazilian labs. Further analysis were done by Univ 2007 Page #195  
 and at Orsay University and other labs in France. For a complete discussio 2007 Page #195  

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

xpedition to the site, led by Yuri Labvin, was launched , and reportedly un 2008 Page #102  

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

rmy] was disestablished during the lace 1950's .... All records pertainin g 2005 Page #123  
ensorship prevailed and remains in lace. Wire Service Censorship: ► Roswell 2007 Page #19  
fictional picture of what is takin lace. 14 Common Methods of Propaganda: , 2007 Page #20  

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

 shots were heard by witnesses who lacer saw troops carrying bags with some 2005 Page #31  
ction was getting worse. Six hours lacer, Chereze died. His body was taken  2005 Page #33  
 Kingman, Arizona. Twenty-two days lacer on June 11, 1953, and 200 miles st 2005 Page #51  
k became commonplace from 1934 on. Lacer that year, Reich immigrated to Sca 2005 Page #89  
n in as Director of Censorship. He lacer hired John Sorrels, executive edit 2007 Page #16  
ding to the FBI. Seveney-two hours lacer, che FBI issued a document concern 2007 Page #137  
ct. Perhaps, nearly half a century lacer, that unknown object still lies do 2007 Page #139  
ere retrie\ ed by the wimesses and lacer submitted ro a batte1-y of rests b 2007 Page #193  
f other smalJ fragments which were lacer collected from the vicinity of the 2007 Page #194  
nd analyzed: these "liquid metals" lacer solidified don't appear to be a pi 2007 Page #194  

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

"EMC reconnaissance operator #2 of Lacey 17, RB-47H aircraft, intercepted a 2006 Page #200  

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

t in Part V the author laments the lack of a unified intelligence effort I  2003 Page #28  
 case as a fraud resulted from the lack of available historical facts, many 2003 Page #41  
ilations. It is this ignorance and lack of control, which has led to a cont 2003 Page #190  
een limited by two factors, 1. The lack of records in presidential librarie 2003 Page #190  
 1965 Bourassa report we read, The lack of specific information at the time 2003 Page #193  
ickly faded. Displaying an obvious lack of understanding about the crudenes 2004 Page #31  
o keep any signs of their fear and lack of control from the press and publi 2004 Page #82  
t of the U.S. capitol. Despite the lack of documents in presidential files  2004 Page #84  
e close to the president. There is lack of supporting evidence which would  2004 Page #84  
y must take responsibility for any lack of action or for any official posit 2004 Page #88  
tors, such as security oaths and a lack of public interest and support, whi 2004 Page #197  
 Randle has always stated that the lack of provenance is one of the biggest 2004 Page #224  
ssibly mental telepathy ." ■ " ••• lack of information on the Roswell crash 2005 Page #9  
rash is believed that he died from lack of oxygen at about 25,000 feet. The 2005 Page #65  
rgue below -there is a fundamental lack of democracy when ordinary people c 2005 Page #77  
ingly, there are always people who lack any real curiosity about their worl 2005 Page #81  
re eventually disbanded because of lack of activity; Project MOON DUST and  2005 Page #142  
 that faded out due, allegedly, to lack of activity. Some may not be comfor 2005 Page #142  
quipment. Some may wonder how the "lack of activity" comports with approxjm 2005 Page #142  
ies between Stone's testimony, and lack of documentary evidence to verify h 2006 Page #21  
rash retrieval testimony given the lack of documentation to confirm the lat 2006 Page #21  
 with MJ-12 Group projects. 8. The lack of paper trail or awareness by norm 2006 Page #24  
 to Boron and the highway, and the lack of boundary fences, made the accide 2006 Page #87  
, grayish, windowless vehicle. The lack of press coverage is also consisten 2006 Page #87  
fied the aircraft as a YF-12A. The lack of composite anti-radar treatments  2006 Page #88  
he magnitude of this incident, the lack of in-depth information and detail  2006 Page #91  
cs psychically, thereby suggesting lack of a logical thought process. Howev 2006 Page #102  
radar detected the object due to a lack of any such reports. "The point of  2006 Page #133  
slation problem in which we humans lack the language and understanding of a 2008 Page #95  
ed, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the coun 2008 Page #123  
on. The consequences of widespread lack of understanding often manifest the 2009 Page #20  
es. It was June who brought up the lack of historical references to Wernher 2009 Page #92  
ackground radiation and a ten-fold lack of microorganisms were found in the 2009 Page #137  
ditorial regretted, "only seems to lack the knowledge ladled out daily in h 2009 Page #139  
thing is really flying around. (b) Lack of topside inquiries, when compared 2009 Page #178  
sonnel were puzzled by the obvious lack of concern from upper echelons and  2009 Page #178  

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

een so important that it has never lacked for money, as evidence by the $30 2003 Page #187  
story in one of Goodall's books, I lacked the most important reference mate 2006 Page #85  
Westport." The initial Crash story lacked a date and definite witnesses ; i 2008 Page #42  

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

't some low-level public-relations lackey. In fact, he was one of the natio 2007 Page #22  

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

servation and recovery details are lacking. Also lacking from the file are  2004 Page #6  
recovery details are lacking. Also lacking from the file are any further di 2004 Page #6  
uenced any farther, the weather is lacking any precipitation (sic) ... it s 2004 Page #253  
 such coordination to evolve, even lacking prior preparation. 63            2006 Page #66  
servation and recovery details are lacking. It must be said that also lacki 2007 Page #140  
lacking. It must be said that also lacking are a ny further discernible par 2007 Page #140  
MoD that the entire matter was one lacking in any defense significance. Ava 2008 Page #31  
ion of JFK. If" ... the weather is lacking any percipitation (sic) ... it s 2008 Page #111  
revolution of ideas, ideas totally lacking in empirical knowledge burst on  2009 Page #19  
uenced any further, the weather is lacking any precipitation ... it should  2009 Page #43  
r the supernatural. Soviet editors lacking skeptical armor are also singled 2009 Page #139  

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

n July l 0, 1980. He first went to Lackland AFB in Texas for technical trai 2009 Page #81  

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

ation of "helicopter exhaust glow" lacks a factual basis and was contradict 2008 Page #59  

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

writings shows that characteristic laconic phrasing defined by concise lang 2003 Page #28  
 the blank" sentences. Besides the laconic type grammar style of both direc 2003 Page #206  
n and abruptly informed him in his laconic voice: 'When I finish talking to 2006 Page #167  

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

was the recipient in the mail from LaCrosse, WI, of a package containing th 2004 Page #127  
tor conducted direct interviews in LaCrosse, \XII, with people involved wit 2005 Page #131  

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

rrison nearest DRES is 90-year-old Ladd Davies. He told Rex Leonard that on 2005 Page #70  
Leonard that once "long ago" while Ladd was riding at sunup, he saw "a UFO  2005 Page #70  
if light was being sucked into it. Ladd said it was like you could look int 2005 Page #70  
t 19, 1947 from E.G. Fitch to D.M. Ladd, Subject: Flying Disks where: Speci 2009 Page #178  

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

nt multiplkd b_, .. ;,-. ; i ~ tbc ladDC('d rrur.aC"Cic .. ... "' ~ .. mo~n 2005 Page #21  

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

al Qaeda. One member was Osama bin Laden. But the post-war Nazi intrusion w 2008 Page #140  

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

ins or the metal flake makeup that ladies sometimes wear." Many people desc 2007 Page #130  

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

 "only seems to lack the knowledge ladled out daily in high schools. As sur 2009 Page #139  

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

son who was local to us was an old lady who was staring at it too. Well, sh 2006 Page #129  
the patio, then disappear. Another lady in Reno saw a total of nine orienta 2006 Page #204  
, 1954. The primary \virness was a lady who was the neighbor of Prof. Bened 2007 Page #193  
ike a kin_d of 'silver rain."' The lady then saw something shimmenng m the  2007 Page #193  
med Qfficer Friendly and the S10,y Lady. Part of her duties included provid 2008 Page #57  
 famous limerick: There once was a lady named Bright Who traveled much fast 2008 Page #95  
o seriously backfire. That elderly lady was known to her many friends as Ju 2009 Page #87  

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

cated that you will keep the First Lady's office informed and we shall as w 2003 Page #200  

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

lo whom the money went: (Insight l.lagazine. Kely Patrici.10-L!earaSeptembe 2007 Page #53  

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

teor retrieval. On May 5, 1997, in Laguna Cartagena, Puerto Rico, calls flo 2007 Page #130  

Word: "lai\idll", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

stration #25) BOMB BAY PORT ~;IAIN LAI\IDll\!G GEAR EXHAUS T PORTS          2007 Page #106  

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

ll the artifact over to a rock and laid it on the bandanna. I went back up  2003 Page #45  
d at the Bennewitz home. Bennewitz laid 8x10s out on the table, gave them a 2003 Page #145  
tz was his own worst enemy: He had laid the groundwork so well all on his o 2003 Page #149  
 Neuquen Province * regard- Atdhhe laid that "the plans resale ftr but ther 2004 Page #20  
ne, which appeared to be dead, was laid out on a table — or slab, the other 2004 Page #179  
n, and everyone seemed serious and laid back about the project. It all unfo 2004 Page #183  
ver come forth and claimed to have laid eyes on that debris. In 1995, Headq 2004 Page #230  
r. On that table, he had this file laid out. This file was like all spread  2006 Page #157  
ocktail through a straw. The ad is laid out as a two-page spread and takes  2007 Page #64  
ascists came in May, 1985, when he laid a wreath at a soldier's cemetery in 2008 Page #142  
 took a piece of sandpaper and you laid it on that glass, running from the  2009 Page #66  
pment at Whangaparaoa , plans were laid for an operational test in New Zeal 2009 Page #165  

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

verage co come. r 1970s: i\1lelvin Laird, Nixon's Secretary of Defense, hel 2007 Page #27  

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

 in harm's way — at the Battles of Laiti Gulf, Iwo lima, the Solomons and a 2003 Page #86  

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

er in large letters is stamped "i\!lAJlC." The report cites a stellar list  2005 Page #125  

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

 SO BIG CA!vlE DO\XIN ON THJ\T DRY LAK.EBED NEAR THE DRES, THAT IT HAD TO B 2005 Page #71  

Word: "lake", 78 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 terraces that were around the old lake bed, as reported by numerous teams  2003 Page #45  
Base in Nevada at the famous Groom Lake site (Area 51 known as Dreamland) w 2003 Page #102  
ngood Pinelandia Laboratory, Grass Lake, Michigan Background, W. C. Levengo 2003 Page #111  
 worked independently in his Grass Lake, Michigan laboratory, Pinelandia Bi 2003 Page #111  
 Retrieval? 9 August 1949 - Hebgen Lake, MT November 14-16.2003 Las Vegas.  2003 Page #159  
 alleged to have crashed, 1 in the lake, and the other on the opposite shor 2003 Page #159  
ell. One such official was Anthony Lake who was speechless when asked a que 2003 Page #200  
In a second appearance on the show Lake talked about Roswell. He made the c 2003 Page #200  
nal destination analogous to Groom Lake in the USA. • This may be considere 2004 Page #171  
thy S. Cooper PO Box 1206 Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 The envelope contained 33 2004 Page #244  
rks of Las Vegas, Nevada, Big Bear Lake California, and Fort Meade, Marylan 2004 Page #248  
 200 miles straight north on a dry lake bed east of the Fishlake National F 2005 Page #51  
arge triangular feature in the dry lake bed. The triangle measured approxim 2005 Page #51  
d 1953. SLIDE# 5 Linda standing in lake bed with DRES facility highlighted  2005 Page #51  
 the triangular feature on the dry lake bed. RESULTS OF GEOPHYSICAi. iNVEST 2005 Page #60  
erial image of triangle feature in lake bed, June 11, 19 53 58 Again, the d 2005 Page #60  
de by Nature" -according to a Salt Lake City geologist named Lamont Sorenso 2005 Page #60  
 with the impact site over on this lake bed being the center of the aerial  2005 Page #66  
RJAL VEHJCLE BURIED UNDER THAT DRY LAKE?" "Again, the size of the impact. I 2005 Page #67  
OVERLAY: TRIANGLE PATIERl~ IN DRES LAKE BED-\~ide "I've seen aerial photogr 2005 Page #67  
 or crashed out there in that dr\· lake on the other side of the mountain f 2005 Page #69  
garding programs at Nevada's Groom Lake Facility. According to Goodall at t 2005 Page #82  
10,000 mph. Another craft at Groom Lake was a stealth, low electronic obser 2005 Page #82  
er a decade of experience at Groom Lake. During the mid-1980s, Goodall aske 2005 Page #82  
Sergeant with three tours at Groom Lake, told him during the mid-1980s that 2005 Page #82  
ology not onJy at the famous Groom Lake Facility in southern Nevada, but al 2005 Page #83  
liary airfield on me edge of Groom Lake in Nevada. There were onl~ five bui 2005 Page #165  
o transported to the sire at Groom Lake. That ended Ozzie's involvement in  2005 Page #166  
) shipped elsewhere, perhaps Groom Lake. The engineering clivision at Wrigh 2005 Page #166  
-4, a site 10 miles from the Groom Lake test site. Although Lazar's credent 2005 Page #168  
mmand also has a presence at Groom Lake in Area 51. I asked a colleague, Ra 2005 Page #173  
black programs flying out of Groom Lake (not counting the 8-2. etc.), inclu 2006 Page #27  
e • One contact (12 years at Groom Lake) says. "Absolutely, positively. [UF 2006 Page #27  
sc shaped craft seen coming out of Lake Ontario, flies erratically south to 2006 Page #29  
e Center Weapons Division at China Lake, likely tracked the craft on radar  2006 Page #45  
River pouring down from the dam at Lake Isabella and winding its way to Cal 2006 Page #71  
hone then continued driving toward Lake Isabella. Meanwhile, 200 miles away 2006 Page #71  
ce Base, California, and the Groom Lake (Area 51) facility in Nevada. Since 2006 Page #72  
he CIA's Area 51 facility at Groom Lake, Nevada, with support from the U.S. 2006 Page #72  
a on the edge of Utah's Great Salt Lake Desert. Struggling to avoid cloud f 2006 Page #73  
 as he was in radio range of Groom Lake, he transmitted as much information 2006 Page #74  
unway 32 and passed over Groom Dry Lake. As the plane climbed over Emigrant 2006 Page #78  
elivered to the test site at Groom Lake on 6 November 1982 inside a C-5 car 2006 Page #81  
 then spent the weekend camping at Lake Isabella. On Monday, Hoyt called Ai 2006 Page #83  
 Voodoo that crashed at the [Groom Lake] test site 20 years earlier" and sp 2006 Page #85  
 an A-12 training mission at Groom Lake. It was the sort of detail that onl 2006 Page #85  
ve Area 51. Slide 23: Map of Grown Lake and Papoose Range, Nellis AFB 41\le 2006 Page #150  
ates Area 51 underground dry Groom Lake and inside the Papoose Range.) I le 2006 Page #150  
rence Slide 24: Photo of dry Groom Lake, Area 51, Nellis AFB, Nevada (Area  2006 Page #151  
Area 51's dry, light-colored Groom Lake bed.) After that, his father had mo 2006 Page #151  
 or Area 51, beneath the dry Groom Lake and inside the Papoose Range. Slide 2006 Page #151  
hting of several lights over a dry lake bed. The lights were moving erratic 2006 Page #200  
 kicking up a lot of dust from the lake bed. A third sighting was of a sing 2006 Page #200  
my last day of my residence at the Lake Gunterville Lodge I had a rare UFO  2006 Page #202  
ared to rise vertically out of the lake. It did not wink with strobe lights 2006 Page #202  
thy s. Cooper PO Box 1206 Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 A stamp: FREEDOM OF INFOR 2007 Page #42  
.. when I awoke, I was back in the lake and they were gone." ■"Yeah, right. 2007 Page #44  
ames Goodall, journalist One Groom Lake source: for Jane's Defense, AWST, " 2007 Page #56  
his world .... flying out of Groom Lake, ~ including a silent triangle • .. 2007 Page #56  
nce to: 114 Michael H. Schratt 215 Lake Shore Dr. Crystal Lake IL, 60014 Ph 2007 Page #120  
Schratt 215 Lake Shore Dr. Crystal Lake IL, 60014 Phone: 815-814-2145 e-mai 2007 Page #120  
t of the sky into Duluth Harbor on Lake Superior in Minnesota. Local TV new 2007 Page #128  
seret News and Telegram , The Salt Lake Tribune, The Eureka Reporter and th 2008 Page #16  
he Crash. This list included Larry Lake and Bert Dinius as local witnesses  2008 Page #45  
                             Larry Lake was a reluctant witness, but not in 2008 Page #46  
ovember 25, 1979 at 2256 hours Mr. Lake telephoned the Westpo11 Police Depa 2008 Page #46  
l. At the time of the Crash, Larry Lake was an employee of Burt Dinius at t 2008 Page #46  
ite knowing each other well, Larry Lake told his boss he could not talk abo 2008 Page #46  
rnment people to say nothing." Mr. Lake declined my interview. On June 10,  2008 Page #46  
eport he had at least gotten Larry Lake to state he believed the object tha 2008 Page #46  
landed in the Elk River drainage . Lake mentioned Gordon Graham and Darryl  2008 Page #46  
a. According to Bert Dinius, Larry Lake had decided to speak with him becau 2008 Page #46  
ifically in the hills northwest of Lake Baikal, witnessed what was describe 2008 Page #97  
 Planet to secure fresh water from Lake Baikal, and which exploded, saturat 2008 Page #102  
said that he had a guy in Big Bear Lake writing to him about some documents 2008 Page #104  
 275-284, New Page Books, Franklin Lake, NJ, 2009. 2 Hansen, Chuck, "A Hind 2009 Page #96  
it." An article in the Daily Inter Lake elaborated: 154 Snodgrass gave the  2009 Page #160  
io wave, lb.\t ca,r:n1: out o( the LAKE .SUCCESS, Jun~·13.-ld'-war,• · The, 2009 Page #182  

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o was also an Aberdeen cop.) Larry Lake- 39                                 2008 Page #45  

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E #4 The nearest small town to the lakebed is Garrison, Utah. A few miles b 2005 Page #51  
 something in the direction of the lakebed back around 1953. SLIDE# 5 Linda 2005 Page #51  
de the odd triangle feature in the lakebed on July 16, 2005. Three miles aw 2005 Page #51  
 87 square miles. SLIDE# 7 Cracked lakebed 50 According to U. S. government 2005 Page #52  
UFO Crash SLIDE# 8 Fence-line with lakebed and DRES highlighted with yellow 2005 Page #53  
the fence goes downhill to the dry lakebed that is inside the odd triangle  2005 Page #53  
ature and to research the physical lakebed site with a magnetometer and ult 2005 Page #61  
d before June 11, 1953, in the dry lakebed three miles from 63              2005 Page #65  
ys later, we were here down on the lakebed and thjs place was lit up like a 2005 Page #66  
it slid down this include into the lakebed, it created havoc. It really jus 2005 Page #67  
ngle of impact, the way it hit the lakebed -is what created that V-shaped p 2005 Page #67  
e side of this valley and into the lakebed. It was not made that way. "I ha 2005 Page #71  
rial vehicle" which crashed in the lakebed and was buried in 1953, inside a 2005 Page #71  
 was still underground at the DRES lakebed as recently as 1995. 69          2005 Page #71  

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ng 3 humanoid bodies 57 1973 Great Lakes Naval Base, USA 0 1 0 1 0 Research 2004 Page #113  

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g that persists until today... Why?Lal 37 15 44.1 Long 89 36 00.0 This targ 2003 Page #37  
n ixir iiirtoirul spcccraft* 1 hi* lal *cot on i* thi cere .It fir.it-.□ of 2003 Page #132  
a field where a slaughtered filll!!lal was later_folli!g_. " ... And at lea 2007 Page #146  

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A and purchases New Yol1C /nqu/r&r(laler renamed Nattonal Enqufret') from H 2007 Page #26  

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again though at the moment because lam living with somebody who has a job a 2007 Page #92  

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lad ite Ustor walk* do ovi.aNg 411 lama, Tale Jr. Arc. 17411=7141. Tloir Ir 2004 Page #19  

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w for standard aircraft. - Major P Lambrechts of the Belgian Air Fcrceiener 2006 Page #30  

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an agreement has been reached, the lamentations of philosophers, the effort 2008 Page #114  

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months after the Roswell Incident, lamented that no physical proof had been 2004 Page #141  

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The fact that in Part V the author laments the lack of a unified intelligen 2003 Page #28  

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o a Salt Lake City geologist named Lamont Sorenson, who died earlier this y 2005 Page #60  
f geologist's 1999 report \ \ M.r. Lamont -through his company, LGS Geophys 2005 Page #61  
ram of triangle by geologist iv1r. Lamont could not find any anomalies in t 2005 Page #61  

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agnetometer and ultrasound. In Mr. Lamont's report entitled "Results of Geo 2005 Page #61  

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object was dazzling, like a street lamp. When we looked through the field g 2006 Page #121  

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on of the government, just as this lampoon poster by the independent news o 2007 Page #8  

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 range hunting hares with powerful lamps. Any link with the "earthquake" wa 2006 Page #121  
e mountain and armed with powerful lamps — all in the same location and at  2006 Page #121  

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 1951 11/8.2003 Special Oporations lAmual 178                               2003 Page #182  

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during that time. Spoo4 Operations lAmualMAIN CONCERNS VOICED ABOUT SOM 1-0 2003 Page #182  

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into one x chick*.  ■ ■i-ncl *hi n.lan t ax itt. io KR "Jii't- Marcel had—f 2003 Page #132  
EW (LARGE DISC) STARBOARD----- ~ . LAN DING GE AR ~~ THRLJST VECTORIN G GUI 2007 Page #106  

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the:, n~~:ht t-c hL·! lcopt n er ;,lanc:1 br.;:: they 1Jc!rc s., t :i;,,.,t 2008 Page #57  

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it Dated May 16,1984 from Lt. Col. Lance R. Cornie to William S. Steinman p 2003 Page #162  
. Disclosure witness, Marine Corps Lance Corporal John Weygandt. Detailed d 2006 Page #29  
t any attention. Gordon Graham and Lance Graham On May 18, 1987, I intervie 2008 Page #51  
ed Gordon Graham, one of his sons, Lance Graham, called me with additional  2008 Page #52  
y more details when I pressed him. Lance Graham was not the only area resid 2008 Page #52  

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all can agree on. As you must know LANCER has made some inquiries regarding 2004 Page #251  
roup. Today it is widely know that LANCER is the codeword for JFK and this  2004 Page #251  
cts. Of note is the statement that LANCER (JFK) is "making inquiries we can 2004 Page #251  
nly to the insiders, JFK was named Lancer, making inquiries "which we canno 2008 Page #110  
g wise; leaks? ■ JFK was known as "LANCER" at the time ■ "LANCER" is asking 2008 Page #121  
s known as "LANCER" at the time ■ "LANCER" is asking about these projects ■ 2008 Page #121  
n the cover page: As you must know Lancer [Kennedy's Secret Service codenam 2009 Page #39  

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espiratory Disease in USA (letter) Lancet 342 (1992):61 109                 2006 Page #112  

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Two Italian soldiers claim to seen lancing of UFO at Mount Etna Soviet Mili 2006 Page #28  

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om the ceiling holding them up, no lancling gear underneath -just floating, 2005 Page #83  
 and hovered momentarily while its lancling gear retracted. Then the hum in 2005 Page #172  

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s selected by mutual agreement; if land in public view, prepare cover stori 2003 Page #177  
ack to our bases. I have seen them land and take off on three separate occa 2004 Page #13  
ed question of why UFOs don't just land and ask to be friends. In a story d 2004 Page #32  
led information about this strange land to the north, Judge Love said, 'We  2004 Page #32  
er who found strange debris on his land and went to the Roswell Sheriff to  2004 Page #75  
ened a Top Secret Base for UFOs to land. Knowing that this would have been  2004 Page #87  
e so the alien and his craft could land. The base was known as Suffield Res 2004 Page #87  
overnment would allow the alien to land without trying to shoot it down, th 2004 Page #87  
 to shoot it down, the alien would land, the government would meet with the 2004 Page #87  
he same alien that was supposed to land at Suffield Station before the deal 2004 Page #103  
r two sites are surrounded by much land easily controlled by the government 2004 Page #129  
ter ranch, on New Mexico Bureau of Land Management terrain.) Jesse Marcel w 2004 Page #135  
em went away. Question: Why did it land? Shank: It appeared to be in troubl 2004 Page #182  
own to the ground. However, it did land on three pods. A sliding door opene 2004 Page #182  
LOONS WOULD MAKE Line8 ****509 HAS LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. Line 9 TEMPLE Follo 2004 Page #228  
S WOULD WORK Line8 (M) ****509 HAS LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. (B) *** **9 AND LAN 2004 Page #229  
ND SURVEYOR CREWS. (B) *** **9 AND LAND L***DENVER CREWS. (C) 509 HAS LAND  2004 Page #229  
LAND L***DENVER CREWS. (C) 509 HAS LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. (DR) THEY ADD LAND  2004 Page #229  
LAND SURVEYOR CREWS. (DR) THEY ADD LAND DRopsONDE CreWS (G) ABQ LAND based  2004 Page #229  
Y ADD LAND DRopsONDE CreWS (G) ABQ LAND based recovery crews (MN) A ****O s 2004 Page #229  
covery crews (MN) A ****O says ADD LAND SCAVENGER CREWS Line 9 (M) TEMPLE ( 2004 Page #229  
er balloons would make ****509 has land surveyor crews.) Temple. What does  2004 Page #230  
n Flying Saucers if they Refuse to Land," Seattle Post• Intelligencer, July 2005 Page #121  
hat it knows? Why would aliens not land on the White House lawn or at the U 2006 Page #4  
tries. In these people see a craft land and then take off leaving behind va 2006 Page #4  
the aliens, if they are real, just land on the White House lawn and say "ta 2006 Page #4  
s to shoot down UFOs if they don't land when instructed to do so. This is d 2006 Page #5  
erospace vehicle crashes on public land? Is the site sanitized? Do they rem 2006 Page #71  
. - The vehicles crashed on public land in close proximity to a civilian po 2006 Page #72  
t had apparently crashed on public land in close proximity to a sizable pop 2006 Page #74  
ponds To Top Secret Crashes public land required crossing the Kern River an 2006 Page #84  
nes crashed on publicly accessible land, providing an additional comparativ 2006 Page #84  
 Several people lived off of their land and everyone bartered with their ne 2006 Page #92  
own UFOs if they refused orders to land. This was revealed in July, 1952 of 2006 Page #99  
 at random, they most likely would land in a remote area. Before news of su 2007 Page #29  
ar Miaroj so char they could crash land offshore into the Atlantic Ocean. E 2007 Page #109  
there because that is prime timber land, we could accuaUy see the fire from 2007 Page #125  
fell by keeping the public and the land owners away from the sites during t 2007 Page #128  
he watched, the object appeared co land on a nearb~ hill where it remained  2007 Page #165  
guards also saw lights, or cliscs, land three different times inside Coyote 2007 Page #174  
ns Storage Area saw glowing lights land inside the restricted nuclear weapo 2007 Page #176  
e Texas coast, avoiding entry over land, and seemed headed toward the south 2007 Page #185  
 feet by the ti.me it crossed over land into Northern Mexico, about 40 mile 2007 Page #185  
designated a 59,000-acre swatch of land between Black Oak Ridge to the nort 2008 Page #27  
e communities of Westport and Gray land at the time of the crash, that some 2008 Page #43  
d to drive into the area from Gray land and was "turned around" at a milita 2008 Page #51  
a crew of 3 on board, was about to land when it was in near collision with  2008 Page #67  
that distortion only occurred over land. So investigators could not rule ou 2008 Page #73  
ce craft flying :.n our atmosphere land possib_y maintaini ng orbits about  2008 Page #113  
 of New Orleans, First Joint Stock Land Bank, the Canal Bank and Trust Comp 2008 Page #133  
sed cancer center built in 1939 on land donated by John D. Rockefeller Jr.  2008 Page #140  
 extraterrestrial visitors have to land somewhere , why not in Voronezh? Sk 2009 Page #139  
g history of UFOs.• From lhe book. land slide, The Unmatang of lhe Presiden 2009 Page #142  
0 feet in dii!Jneter . The New Zea.land hllh com• Orm:indy 'a were married  2009 Page #182  
ethal power bas leak• , tions Holy Land inquiry. th• '°" ffltt, • I Lt. imm 2009 Page #182  
.l •0•· ov1d J1mes Lc,cch o! Auck• land lo !111~e "11n 1:xpen Kt10wleclg1 o 2009 Page #183  
1 RESE:\RCH · WELLINGTON, NEW ZE/1.LAND The FINAL REPORT of P RO J E C T "  2009 Page #185  

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e story. Seems that after the disc land-ed, two men got out. They were dres 2006 Page #44  

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lav Keldysh • Igor Kurchatov • Lev Landau • Vladimir Chelomei •A.L Mikoyan  2004 Page #160  

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;;lcnt ...,eai:,011. Gcor-se VI in Lande-:,. and a new., I a,hUe and up;;et 2009 Page #182  

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tement, "The area where the object landed was immediately sealed off on the 2003 Page #55  
ve as to where the object may have landed. In 1987, I was holding a large U 2003 Page #63  
 show us the spot where the object landed. Bill took us down into the woods 2003 Page #63  
ike the object had skidded when it landed. Joel hid behind a tree and watch 2003 Page #69  
ed that this device could not have landed in Pennsylvania that day in 1965. 2003 Page #71  
made space object from any country landed in Pennsylvania on December 9, 19 2003 Page #71  
he past few years about crashed or landed discs in different locations and  2003 Page #98  
ce. He thought he was looking at a landed helicopter, and tried to radio ba 2003 Page #147  
ase, and there met with aliens who landed at the base. Ike met with the ali 2003 Page #192  
re the object was supposed to have landed and in their search they drew a b 2004 Page #9  
d fit] looks as though the spheres landed smoothly. As I continued to perus 2004 Page #11  
rgen, report the flying discs have landed in the polar regions several time 2004 Page #13  
sions. I notice that, after having landed, they execute a speedy rotation a 2004 Page #13  
 just wish I knew why those things landed and what they wanted, isn't that  2004 Page #49  
xperiments for Naval Research Lab. Landed east of the impact zone on the ou 2004 Page #64  
light of a German V-2 rocket which landed only six miles east of Alamogordo 2004 Page #64  
ieves that extraterrestrials crash landed in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947,  2004 Page #132  
ny people thought the Martians had landed and began jumping out of windows. 2004 Page #133  
ning, the head of NASA James Webb, landed at Johnson's Texas ranch to meet  2004 Page #177  
mbers of the Joint Chiefs of Staff landed at the ranch to meet with Johnson 2004 Page #177  
c shaped crafts. One of the crafts landed and two of them went away. Questi 2004 Page #182  
and fired, it missed his brain and landed in his optic nerve, he was blind  2004 Page #210  
hing about flying saucers that had landed. Did not take those fellows long  2004 Page #221  
ame fl) ing across the \·alley and landed on the other side of the mountain 2005 Page #69  
e object Steve Qones) is convinced landed, fell, hit or crashed out there i 2005 Page #69  
ut of the main craft, one of which landed on the air base grounds. A colone 2005 Page #78  
torv to vou about a UFO . , . that landed or had maybe crashed at Ft. Riley 2005 Page #79  
lights in the sky, daylight discs, landed craft, alien abductions and crash 2005 Page #120  
an extraterrestrial spacecraft had landed. The base had already been rename 2005 Page #164  
                    Arizona, 1998: Landed UFO, Military, & Murder? Ken Stor 2005 Page #177  
dome. on Inpod legs. Looks like it landed. not crashed Told to leave tha ar 2006 Page #26  
ly. RM: What did he see? Something landed, a plane or something: it scared  2006 Page #47  
 down into the valley. The chopper landed, disgorging several security guar 2006 Page #79  
ted, "A large meteorite presumably landed or exploded within a 50 mile radi 2006 Page #94  
 "wanted to know what it was" that landed on the farm. Leavitt also told me 2006 Page #95  
ee recorded meteors that have ever landed in the state of West Virginia acc 2006 Page #97  
 official records and none of them landed on September 12, 1952. Next, I to 2006 Page #97  
ocated in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. It landed in the small town of Arcadia just 2006 Page #97  
n Monster Left Skid Marks Where He Landed." This article was a "Special to  2006 Page #98  
e heat of day) when an alien craft landed nearby, some aliens forced him in 2006 Page #109  
orth east of Valentine. There they landed and waited until 0225 hrs the nex 2006 Page #135  
 increased after General MacArthur landed at Inchon in September and succee 2006 Page #165  
, and we went down to the site. We landed out in the pasture right across f 2006 Page #176  
the copilot returned to Dyess AFB, landed and got a small civil air patrol  2006 Page #177  
rge flaming object throwing sparks landed in the water creating large splas 2006 Page #184  
 the accident site and two of them landed. The fire in the bushes was someh 2007 Page #129  
me background on the ream char had landed and cook the pictures. He was nev 2007 Page #139  
re the object was supposed to have landed and in their search they drew a b 2007 Page #142  
one farmer claims that a shiny UFO landed in a field ·where a slaughtered a 2007 Page #146  
: Yeah. Aunt: We heard that it had landed in the Sandias and we came out to 2007 Page #166  
 an unidentified fl)~ng object had landed in the SancLia i\tiountains." 161 2007 Page #167  
 just like the one that the object landed just a little bit up the slope. A 2007 Page #168  
unidentified ae,ial ofvecls, which landed where nuclear weapons were stored 2007 Page #176  
e performed such skills. The light landed in the Coyote Canyon area. Someti 2007 Page #176  
Nevada. There were reports that it landed near the small town of Eureka Uta 2008 Page #7  
ct] came in over Cuba & apparently landed in rough terrain West of Eureka U 2008 Page #10  
len not far from Eureka. Or maybe "landed" would be a better word for it. 4 2008 Page #10  
object. He did believe that it had landed somewhere to the northwest. He di 2008 Page #11  
e for all the reports. It may have landed in Utah, but we also have witness 2008 Page #15  
mains anonymous, claims the object landed and took off again. The object co 2008 Page #16  
lieved the object that crashed had landed in the Elk River drainage . Lake  2008 Page #46  
ens replied: "It did not crash. It landed!" Jim Penniston would later say i 2008 Page #80  
ow of blue lights and seemed to be landed on the forest floor. The air was  2008 Page #81  
s said, "Jim, it did not crash. It landed." Puzzled, Sgt. Penniston called  2009 Page #63  
nidentified flying object recently landed in a park in the Russian city of  2009 Page #134  
n hovering above the park. It then landed, a hatch opened and two or three  2009 Page #134  
ment started after American forces landed on Tarawa Island in the Pacific.  2009 Page #160  
apon started after American forces landed in Tarawa Island in the Pacific"  2009 Page #170  

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ent was notified. Bngadier General Landg returned the call and stated that  2006 Page #170  

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ut appeared more like a controlled landing. According to observers, the blu 2003 Page #58  
that appeared to have made a belly landing. On the back of the object were  2003 Page #60  
        The Kecksburg Incident The Landing Site Initially, the large wooded 2003 Page #63  
any, but the exact location of the landing was unknown. In the mid-1980's,  2003 Page #63  
radio news reports of the possible landing, he and two friends drove to Kec 2003 Page #70  
ce, including cooperation in lunar landing programs. ... www majesbcdocumen 2003 Page #162  
ange of dimensions, ports, lights, landing gear. They are shown in Slide 19 2003 Page #173  
 with lights on top, bottom, rim o Landing gear, rectangular hatch □ Fusela 2003 Page #174  
res apparently negotiated a smooth landing? Perhaps the still photographs a 2004 Page #11  
s variable with regard to speed at landing and at take off, prevents any vi 2004 Page #13  
pattern over the area. Evidence of landing sites were found in the surround 2004 Page #47  
ad been ripped off of trees in the landing zones. Events culminated on the  2004 Page #47  
diate area. They also documented a landing zone and made plaster casts of t 2004 Page #47  
cal changes to organic material in landing zones; burns on the retinas of m 2004 Page #48  
ersation including the part of the landing and the surrounding of the craft 2004 Page #56  
oticed what appeared to be a large landing light hovering over the end of t 2004 Page #57  
way. I thought it was just a plane landing and did not pay that much attent 2004 Page #57  
 when I realized it wasn't a plane landing. The object never moved while th 2004 Page #57  
nd radiation now associated with a landing zone, another acknowledges the f 2004 Page #58  
ere's a group of us at the alleged landing site in March 2002 at a conferen 2004 Page #70  
 LZ-2 in the report, which means, "Landing Zone 2." Landing Zone 1 is defin 2004 Page #79  
rt, which means, "Landing Zone 2." Landing Zone 1 is defined as the notorio 2004 Page #79  
etween Corona and Roswell. A third Landing Zone 3 is defined as 30 miles ea 2004 Page #79  
re other bodies found not far from Landing Zone 1 between Corona and Roswel 2004 Page #79  
dly discovered inside the craft at Landing Zone 2 in the northern part of t 2004 Page #80  
 to St. Paul Alberta to open a UFO landing pad built by the town as a cente 2004 Page #87  
forth coming. Smith called off the landing. Years later I was one of three  2004 Page #87  
ent however was the Holloman Alien Landing story, which I think is one of t 2004 Page #180  
t events in UFO history. The Alien Landing at Holloman The Holloman story i 2004 Page #180  
o one disputed the story of aliens landing and talking to base officials at 2004 Page #183  
ven questioned the thing about the landing at HoRoman Air Force Base — like 2004 Page #183  
 Evidence (Part 2) 'What about the landing of the alien craft at HoHoman Ai 2004 Page #184  
eman if he knew anything about the landing of aliens at HoHoman. In a Q&A s 2004 Page #184  
ation if he had ever heard about a landing at HoRoman Air Force Base. He ki 2004 Page #184  
es , and the designing of aircraft landing gear. Fritz worked his way up to 2005 Page #41  
l1e \Xfhjte Sands Proving Grounds: landing zone LZ-1 on a ranch near the to 2005 Page #126  
 on the soil such as burn circles, landing gear marks, small footprints, dr 2006 Page #4  
ing physical trace evidence at UFO landing sites. 23                        2006 Page #26  
ate, CIA 12/80. Rendelsham Forest. Landing of UFO by NATO base. 722/85. Two 2006 Page #28  
light as it swished in for a crash landing on the rocks. Meyers approached  2006 Page #44  
cted. Collins parachuted to a safe landing about 12 miles south of Wendover 2006 Page #74  
n Washington area meteor of 12 Sep landing near Flatwoods, W. Va. Have conf 2006 Page #96  
pital until it allegedly made its "landing near Flatwoods." The actual velo 2006 Page #96  
to those who were near the alleged landing locations of the aliens. Neverth 2006 Page #103  
ting or natural migration from the landing site, accelerated by the vectors 2006 Page #112  
 by many to be an example of a UFO landing event rather than a crash, there 2006 Page #132  
' brand product, which "makes hard landing in frozen novelty cases ... and  2007 Page #60  
lat tires and at lease one sagging landing gear strut (see sub-heading Larg 2007 Page #95  
gardless of size, alJ had tricycle landing gear. The size of the aircraft,  2007 Page #100  
orated a single wheel on alJ three landing gear struts, while the 70' diame 2007 Page #100  
ilot visibility during approach to landing. For whateve r reason, the top e 2007 Page #100  
cifically noted that the port main landing gear of the large craft was part 2007 Page #105  
aft to lean to the left. Each main landing gear consisted of 6 wheels, meas 2007 Page #105  
eed, Jack recalled that "the front landing gear had more wheels than I had  2007 Page #105  
 & 2) It was evident that the main landing gear retracted inside the main b 2007 Page #107  
ing SECRET horizontal take off and landing space craft at 1--Iumer Army .Ai 2007 Page #114  
arly remembers seeing the tricycle landing gear, along with the very high v 2007 Page #114  
 Warren also recaUed that the main landing gear strut "looked as truck as a 2007 Page #114  
st pores. He also recalled seeing "landing gear strut scis ors". These devi 2007 Page #115  
as walking cowards one of the main landing gear struts. Ac that point, \X a 2007 Page #115  
ill waivers and points to Oklahoma landing of same day -with samples (See:  2007 Page #143  
concerrun g "M8" and the "Oklahoma landing of the same day -with samples,"  2007 Page #144  
trie\"ed from the hill. Was this a landing -forced by human military action 2007 Page #149  
raft. "LZ-2" on this map refers to Landing Zone 2 at the Trinity Site, as d 2007 Page #160  
nd Paul McKeever standing on stair landing at what were then known as Arroy 2007 Page #166  
h twice where there was a possible landing and dozens of witnesses , spent  2008 Page #7  
ensity was low was that it was the landing lights of another aircraft. Of c 2008 Page #10  
ironment, and the possibility of a landing near the small town of Eureka. T 2008 Page #10  
dge, and Johnson's estimate of the landing was probably wrong. 5            2008 Page #11  
S11n Written by Stalnaker • Eureka Landing • Air Force Spokesman • Fmllk Ma 2008 Page #18  
occurred was nothing less than the landing of a vehicle, or device, of unde 2008 Page #31  
sion (the bright light resembled a landing light), had rolled down his ,,vi 2008 Page #46  
ters exhaust theory with addition, landing lights on, repeated and then ref 2008 Page #49  
lot may have accidentally left the landing light on. Bill Langford , the Gr 2008 Page #54  
 or Bell Jet Ranger have "powe,jul landing lights," and "fie,y exhaust flam 2008 Page #54  
t the base (IO feet x IO feet). No landing gear was apparent, but the objec 2008 Page #81  
t when Hess missed his preanang ed landing spot, ran out of fuel and was ca 2008 Page #130  
is better." He urges a manned Mars landing before the year 2000. We will be 2009 Page #10  
guration with vertical takeoff and landing, but at high speed the entire wi 2009 Page #22  
ce, including cooperation in lunar landing programs." The Memorandum was cl 2009 Page #40  
ezh. They have also identified the landing site and found traces of aliens  2009 Page #134  
s able to confirm one of the other landing sites approximately fifty meters 2009 Page #136  
ght have been made by some sort of landing related apparatus. The research  2009 Page #137  
ject which had occupied one of the landing zones weighed about 11,500 kilog 2009 Page #137  
isms were found in the soil at the landing sites. Witness photos were also  2009 Page #137  
was listening to a report of a UFO landing in Russia. l recorded a few othe 2009 Page #137  
twenty four hours earlier. "U.F.O. Landing is Fact, Not Fantasy, Russians I 2009 Page #138  
to inundate the beaches before the landing phase of an attack. We were devi 2009 Page #176  

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

n France, with a spate of over 200 landings and 35 humanoid reports. Slide  2003 Page #170  
 reduced public attention e French landings in 1954: 200 landings, 35 human 2003 Page #170  
ion e French landings in 1954: 200 landings, 35 humanoids MANUAL ARRIVED AS 2003 Page #170  
ed. Physical evidence of witnessed landings, such as imprints in soft groun 2004 Page #15  
aucers • IX. Visual Proof • X. The Landings • Xl. Why Aren't There More Lan 2004 Page #245  
ndings • Xl. Why Aren't There More Landings? • XII. The U.S. Air Force and  2004 Page #245  
age 189, with a chapter tide: "The Landings" there is a sentence that reads 2004 Page #245  
Another couple told us about craft landings near their coral that scared th 2006 Page #199  
ng Saucers IX. Visual Proof X. The Landings XI. Why Aren't There More Landi 2007 Page #44  
Landings XI. Why Aren't There More Landings? XII. The U.S. Air Force and Fl 2007 Page #44  
thwest. BOOK CHAPTER TITLES X. The Landings: starts at 1909, confirms 1947  2007 Page #44  
axes too XI. Why Aren't There More Landings?: explores anti-matter speculat 2007 Page #44  
hey observed a total of five other landings in the vicinity; Lotozev was ab 2009 Page #136  
 is significant that the (Russian) landings that are most known outside the 2009 Page #139  

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

at alien visitors (they may be our landlords, for all we know) think of us  2006 Page #10  

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

o put on the New Mexico historical landmark list. So Andy's and Scott's res 2004 Page #70  
t of the Cincinnati UFO Society. A landmark year for Stringfield was 1977:  2004 Page #108  
f the Cincinnati UFO Society. 1n a landmark development, in 1977 he served  2005 Page #139  
esert after a UFO crashed from his landmark book UFOs and the National Secu 2006 Page #44  

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

for quite a while. There were some landmarks that he recalled seeing that n 2003 Page #63  

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

e oral history testimony of Robert Landry, the Air Advisor to President Tru 2003 Page #191  
articipants, in White House files. Landry told Truman oral historians that  2003 Page #191  
 the CIA. As a side light to this, Landry undoubtedly told Truman of the nu 2003 Page #191  
ceable paper trail. General Robert Landry, who was the Air Force aide to Pr 2004 Page #84  
ave to the Truman Library. General Landry said that part of his job was to  2004 Page #84  
ee months from February 1948, when Landry came to the White House, and cont 2004 Page #84  
ve amounted to 19 or 20 briefings. Landry told the interviewer that the UFO 2004 Page #84  

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

ews: May 16, 2947 V-2 Goes Astray, Lands in Six Miles of Alamogordo Here is 2004 Page #62  
 days; 3 small craft come out; One lands: Colonel and security detachment g 2006 Page #26  

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

s here and there across the ragged landscape. The shimmering heat of the mi 2003 Page #46  
ving behind him a dramatic, ritual landscape dotted with stone circles...Fo 2006 Page #119  
een, is suspended above a pastoral landscape at dusk. ls it descended from  2007 Page #71  
eriness are the surrounding desert landscape, the sense of isolation, and t 2007 Page #192  

Word: "land•r~", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 in Yosemite Valley, (AP-:N«"! 7.e.land•r~ ~p!_CUlat,.. which drops J.iSII  2009 Page #182  

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

a, but found their way onto a farm lane. Jerry recalls seeing various milit 2003 Page #60  
over. He found himself on the farm lane that numerous other people reported 2003 Page #70  
ill stood there with others on the lane looking down towards the wooded rav 2003 Page #70  
f the area fits well with the farm lane that many other people reported var 2003 Page #70  
 to my address at 1727 Candlestick Lane, Newport Beach CA 92660 by express  2003 Page #179  
                    ULTRA 28IN TMF LANE TART FHENOMKMNON UNIT SUMMARI INTEL 2003 Page #232  
ficials. Her son lived on Seacrest Lane near the Westport State Park. At ab 2008 Page #53  
tang of lhe President , 1984-1988 .lane 1.'layer 111d Doyle McManus (1988)  2009 Page #142  
t.icn\ a1wllc:,.tion in\ Nc11· Zea.lane reports concernll\P, ! " ,·.iriety  2009 Page #182  

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

 hydraulic engineers, Messrs. T.A. Lang and F. de L. Venables. After protra 2009 Page #165  
 hydraulic engineers, Messrs. T.A. Lang and F. de L. Venables. After protra 2009 Page #173  

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

ly left the landing light on. Bill Langford , the Grays Harbor County Emerg 2008 Page #54  
air that long. It is possible Bill Langford, Emergency Services Director, w 2008 Page #54  

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

there was a saucer being stored at Langley. Perhaps this is the saucer that 2004 Page #97  
about alien bodies being stored at Langley. The story was a claim made by a 2004 Page #97  
r moved to a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Roads, Virginia. Whe 2004 Page #97  
es and two craft had been moved to Langley. Thompson said that he had heard 2004 Page #97  
ash in New Mexico had been seen at Langley. Another story that shows that S 2004 Page #97  
 stored at a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Roads, Virginia ...  2005 Page #42  
 stored at a small Air Force Base (Langley) at Hampton Roads, Virginia ...  2009 Page #50  

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

y the name of Alvin Davis and Mark Langston. Davis, a fine first- baseman,  2006 Page #186  
 to be known as "Mister Mariner"); Langston, like most former Mariner pitch 2006 Page #186  

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

 , N 4-0 Jcla aritakl ionaf Park ; Langtry Del Rio zefi El Indio / Guerrerd 2006 Page #175  

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

nce for authenticity is format and language, with liabilities primarily the 2003 Page #26  
Rare Double Top Secret Stamp □ FDR language matching o “super weapons of wa 2003 Page #27  
avor of authenticity is the unique language used, words such as "supranatio 2003 Page #27  
t the Princeton archives. Even the language style of this draft and other 2 2003 Page #27  
aconic phrasing defined by concise language use and parenthetical comma usa 2003 Page #28  
ell? Why Is It Authentic? □ Unique language, neutronic , planform, artifici 2003 Page #29  
document Besides the unique period language, what moved it to the 95% confi 2003 Page #29  
can hunt for anachronisms, compare language usage and compare with other kn 2003 Page #178  
 o Hunt for anachronisms □ Compare language use: etymology o Compare with k 2003 Page #180  
cation time, looking at the use of language, and comparing with known authe 2003 Page #181  
es of subtle changes in the use of language (etymology) that tends to favor 2003 Page #181  
r civilizations, based on forensic language analysis of the work of Dan You 2003 Page #187  
e same stereotypical and formulaic language: who is going where, to do what 2003 Page #203  
his could explain both the similar language and identical signatures. Ident 2003 Page #203  
, 1947. IX Together they differ in language, typist, typewriter, annotation 2003 Page #205  
N Y N N N Carbon Y Y N Of C Y Of C Language Edits N Y N N N N Approved HST- 2003 Page #205  
 Conference 2. How could identical language show up in a directive for Twin 2003 Page #208  
xico) Skeptics speculate that this language is extremely improbable as sign 2003 Page #209  
 flying saucer entered the English language. People at that time were panic 2004 Page #133  
a master file, written in computer language, is maintained, \\ ith duplicat 2005 Page #79  
 category, i.e. the examination by language experts of sentence structure,  2005 Page #136  
rm possesses some sort of culture, language, behavior patterns and motivati 2006 Page #52  
ry obvious because of the "foreign language" I spoke, a heavy New England C 2006 Page #91  
refree manner in which the English language is sometimes put through the wr 2007 Page #66  
o "Learn English -the most popular language in the universe." 61            2007 Page #67  
m and it had the basic programming language so you could learn bow ro progr 2007 Page #78  
mming and then I learned assembler language. Then there was the Atari ST an 2007 Page #78  
n their prospectus. However l love language and 1 love reading and my other 2007 Page #80  
roblem in which we humans lack the language and understanding of a differen 2008 Page #95  
nput material. (See slide 11.) The language is divided into characters and  2008 Page #106  
ow everything, so there is obscure language here. For example, it begins, " 2008 Page #110  
The KGB invented the word in their language, since during one botched robbe 2008 Page #111  
municacion 1,ich chem chrough some language or other, and afterward s, as a 2008 Page #112  
r rich. So it is no stretch of the language to view a "Reich" as an empire  2008 Page #124  
eritage Dictionc11y of the English Language as "a philosophy or system of g 2008 Page #124  
d history fails to reveal in plain language is that the Socialism in Russia 2008 Page #124  
dren who speak English as a second language. Modem National Socialists , li 2008 Page #143  
s largest publisher in the English language. Jt is a multinational media co 2008 Page #143  
odor's Travel Publications, Living Language , RH Puzzles and Games, RH Refe 2008 Page #143  

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

iting was actually in one of those languages, but to indicate it was unlike 2004 Page #135  
d • Unknown inscriptions in unseen languages • Linguistic Analysis performe 2004 Page #168  
nt, where there are many different languages; on various strange biological 2006 Page #6  

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

,,e,-. ,l,o "" fl.lCHH WHiW A u-=o LANOED AMO lrU".l( HU"'4.A-"OIOS 10 PC-E 2009 Page #122  

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

some help and to get some rope and lanterns. On their return, police were r 2007 Page #130  
y even just show so-called Chinese lanterns, but the media coverage has bee 2008 Page #68  

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

· __ ._., _ _.. __ ,--_.._,_, _ _ ,lao ,,.., -.~--- :-:.·-..!.:. ... ~-.. \ 2007 Page #27  

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

acture 11 8/2C03 Special Cpwjxni '.laoual 2S DECEPTION POLICY CLEAR 3 Note  2003 Page #175  

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

a CM— aai ixil—taljr k—ata la aaay lap art art CM— offUlala. It la arttanir 2003 Page #221  
FO phenomenon has dropped int0 the lap of a very definite human social orde 2005 Page #75  
                 His name is Steve LaP!ume. He was born in Leominster , Mas 2009 Page #81  

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

aliens. • Both researchers William LaParl and Derrel Sims claimed to have b 2004 Page #196  

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

8 4. Moondust — Additional Object, LaPaz, Bolivia 5. Puerto Rico Forest 6.  2004 Page #17  

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

 metal on the retiring Secretary's lapel. Forrestal tries to express his gr 2003 Page #89  

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

 all get a good night sleep. Steve LaPlume, another former Security Police  2004 Page #49  
1981, USAF Airman l st Class Steve LaPlume was on patrol at the RAF Woodbri 2009 Page #81  
ith cameras. Sketch© 2005 by Steve LaPlume. First, LaPlume and Palmer watch 2009 Page #82  
tch© 2005 by Steve LaPlume. First, LaPlume and Palmer watched a light movin 2009 Page #82  
turned to Rendlesham Forest. Steve LaPlume told me he and Airman Palmer "kn 2009 Page #82  
                          .. Steve LaPlume 's sketch of cigar-shaped aerial 2009 Page #83  
ly have I 6-l. o -2-~c 9 Steven R. LaPlume 10-20-2009 At the East Gate, Air 2009 Page #83  
0-20-2009 At the East Gate, Airmen LaPlume and Palmer saw a blue, green, re 2009 Page #83  
above their heads. #5 Audio Airman LaPlume ( 2:08 ) Former RAF Bentwaters A 2009 Page #83  
 Bentwaters Airman 1st Class Steve LaPlume: "This craft was maybe about 1,0 2009 Page #83  
78 (:, -C, W -.,) -:1 Q L St~ven R LaPlume 1O-20-20C•9 0 From where I stood 2009 Page #84  

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

~Tve k~.:.-~t... ;.-::.,7-oS Steve LaPlume's sketch of the light that moved 2009 Page #82  
s marked on right side of drawing. LaPlume's and Palmer's January 9, 1981,  2009 Page #82  

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

t was about to be dropped in their laps... on a long- term basis it turned  2004 Page #178  

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

t. No reason is confirmed for this lapse, though one account has Forrestal' 2003 Page #95  

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

The Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Lar and Navy Departments I believe, are  2003 Page #230  
and possess a cer:ain culture si~:.lar to our own, they may be recognized a 2008 Page #113  

Word: "lar11", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e has helped represent UFO witness Lar11 \X/arren to help him gee his passp 2007 Page #91  

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

rw* that goaml Vadaaogor ratan via laraa for a brlaf wnrrejr of anrrwst aoa 2003 Page #220  

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

ntonio Broc..ks AFB hell AF B .7.: Laredo Laredo AF Brownswriiled F-94 C 'D 2006 Page #175  
Broc..ks AFB hell AF B .7.: Laredo Laredo AF Brownswriiled F-94 C 'Down in  2006 Page #175  
ought it occurred in 1948 and near Laredo, TX, but he had no independent in 2006 Page #176  
 decided that the location was not Laredo, but rather near Del Rio, about 1 2006 Page #176  
 Rio, about 150 miles northwest of Laredo, along the Texas-Mexico border (s 2006 Page #176  
een Willingham's initial location, Laredo, and his subsequent location, Del 2006 Page #177  
r Force Bases near San Antonio and Laredo AFB at Laredo were all within 150 2006 Page #178  
near San Antonio and Laredo AFB at Laredo were all within 150 miles of Del  2006 Page #178  

Word: "large", 240 instance(s) (Back to Top)

were trained there and there was a large contingency of British flight inst 2003 Page #33  
I remember at the time it making a large impression on me, because of the e 2003 Page #35  
, probably belonging to one of the large animals that were in the arroyo ba 2003 Page #45  
ourse in recent years because of a large blockage above. As I criss-crossed 2003 Page #45  
tion on foot anatomy shoe fitting. Large Sole We will begin with the large  2003 Page #48  
 Large Sole We will begin with the large sole which was found about 150 yar 2003 Page #48  
out its wear pattern. Although the large sole is closer to a standard size  2003 Page #48  
 incident. People reportedly saw a large military flat bed tractor trailer  2003 Page #56  
n the Sky It is well recorded that large numbers of people on the ground, a 2003 Page #58  
d tractor-trailer truck carrying a large object covered with a tarpaulin, a 2003 Page #61  
d that in 1965 he had worked for a large supply company in Ohio. A few days 2003 Page #61  
to that supply house and ordered a large quantity of a special type of glaz 2003 Page #61  
nt The Landing Site Initially, the large wooded area where the object repor 2003 Page #63  
e landed. In 1987, I was holding a large UFO display for the public at a lo 2003 Page #63  
t reportedly seen on the ground is large in comparison to what the Venus pr 2003 Page #65  
 Slater, an engineer employed by a large electronics company. Mike and his  2003 Page #67  
l decided to head down towards the large wooded area below. He said he was  2003 Page #68  
olds a responsible position with a large manufacturing company. On that Dec 2003 Page #70  
ould see a strange bright light, a large light colored box truck pulled up. 2003 Page #70  
 sources alleging that there was a large military presence on the Berwyn Mo 2003 Page #75  
om the UFO debris and were among a large batch subsequently sent to Wright- 2003 Page #98  
ed. The researcher wondered if the large positive ion emission discovered d 2003 Page #111  
Close-up reaction particles inside large magnesium reaction crater At highe 2003 Page #113  
to this topic. In 1954, there were large numbers of interactions in France, 2003 Page #170  
hape, brownish- black irises, very large pupils, gray whites o Mouth wide,  2003 Page #174  
 Special or unusual conditions: if large segments of public and press witne 2003 Page #175  
Contingency Plan in the event that large segments of the public and press w 2003 Page #176  
ness of the time who described the large number of construction actions goi 2003 Page #183  
ashington. There he viewed 1) Four large glass jars holding 4 creatures and 2003 Page #190  
locating and transportation of tha large sections of the craft. 6. A specia 2003 Page #233  
rted that he had seen an object as large as a saucer about eight inches in  2004 Page #5  
hat we have is a portion of a very large device which came into this solar  2004 Page #14  
Texas when out of the south came a large silver cigar-shaped object droppin 2004 Page #26  
tched a designed which resembled a large V lying on one side. Inside the V  2004 Page #27  
te and it indicated at least three large pieces of metal in the grave. Whil 2004 Page #27  
started in the fall of 1896 when a large airship was seen in California on  2004 Page #27  
 overall impression of being quite large. What really bothered Wickens was  2004 Page #34  
 was the Irish Moss Plant with its large gravel parking lot, deserted at th 2004 Page #35  
in time to see the object with the large red/orange lights descending at a  2004 Page #37  
es to adjust, but when they did, a large machine unlike anything they had e 2004 Page #48  
ts, or how far underground, or how large... G. No. It wasn't a topographica 2004 Page #53  
m. I noticed what appeared to be a large landing light hovering over the en 2004 Page #57  
rks the alleged location where the large, silver disk came to rest on the m 2004 Page #70  
h. WHAT EXACTLY DID THEY DESCRIBE? Large saucer-shaped object, no visible m 2004 Page #72  
nesses before their deaths about a large, silver disk on the Hart Canyon me 2004 Page #73  
nd others about the discovery of a large disc near Aztec. Beyond the allege 2004 Page #73  
phenomenon which seems linked to a large scale genetic harvest of this plan 2004 Page #79  
bloodborne outbreaks of disease in large populations with no medical cures  2004 Page #80  
holly inadequate in dealing with a large scale outbreak of the alien virus. 2004 Page #81  
resident Kennedy's office with his large photographic charts to brief the P 2004 Page #101  
ited States Air Force had detected large satellite objects orbiting the Ear 2004 Page #103  
y. Len Stringfield sensed that the large numbers of people whom he intervie 2004 Page #106  
ing radiation device; "short, with large heads, clammy with the skin of a r 2004 Page #111  
ipant doctor; 3.4 - 4.5 feet, eyes large, nose vague 20 1952 Wright-Pat AFB 2004 Page #111  
t tall, skin smooth and gray: head large 24 1952 Wright-Pat AFB, Ohio, USA  2004 Page #112  
copter to craft crashed. 4 bodies, large heads 30 1955 Unknown, USA 1 0 0 0 2004 Page #112  
 saw recovered UFO and aliens with large heads 73 1981 Germany 1 1 1 1 0 Re 2004 Page #114  
rising fact (to me, anyway) is the large percentages of aliens and craft se 2004 Page #115  
ident, deep ruts, object placed in large flat semi with tarp. Source helped 2004 Page #116  
r had come across some debris in a large gouged crater that included a box  2004 Page #117  
tary retrieval teams covertly ship large UFO parts by truck or rail? (Answe 2004 Page #120  
d they have been able to ship such large recovered craft to our secret loca 2004 Page #121  
ust a few personnel.) In any case, large flat trailers have been often repo 2004 Page #129  
d yield emergency plans for moving large equipment such as big guns in the  2004 Page #129  
 In any case, not all of them were large. Slide 25 gives the distribution o 2004 Page #129  
since 1967, are shown on Slide 28: Large number of craft and aliens recover 2004 Page #130  
n on July 9, 1947? This was due in large part to certain statements by Jess 2004 Page #134  
rained the debris down over a very large area. This is supported by stateme 2004 Page #143  
the authorities declassify quite a large number of documents that are now d 2004 Page #148  
eval Conference Novosibirsk • Very Large Akademgorodok • Center for Artific 2004 Page #163  
 Father Charles Coughlin had built large national audiences in the 1930s wi 2004 Page #224  
ooper's mailbox in June 1999 was a large manuscript completed circa 1954. I 2004 Page #243  
 upper right hand corner. Note the large security classification in red acr 2004 Page #244  
nd an investigation of the ink and large "CI" stamp, presumably meaning cou 2004 Page #250  
act even zingers. The first is the large CI stamp for counterintelligence a 2004 Page #252  
ence deals with very small to very large ■ Scientists try to understand "wh 2005 Page #4  
 wall of a car repair shop. le had large, bulging, lidless red eyes with no 2005 Page #31  
s. I ts head was disproportionably large with bumps on top and large veins  2005 Page #31  
onably large with bumps on top and large veins on its base extending from t 2005 Page #31  
apparently wearing a helmet on its large head, and it had bright red eyes.  2005 Page #34  
orhood when they saw in cl1e sky a large elongated object-"shaped Like a ua 2005 Page #37  
 standards were disproportionately large, with skin that looked brown under 2005 Page #43  
s the Kingman affair. \X/hat began large!:, as a one-witness event has now  2005 Page #45  
took two dozen photographs of this large triangular feature in the dry lake 2005 Page #51  
llow arrow in distance. ln 1933, a large camp of the Civilian Conservation  2005 Page #53  
 heating fuel tanks. SLIDE# 23 Two large air ventilation shafts seen throug 2005 Page #58  
 one of the DRES buildings are two large air ventilation shafts above what  2005 Page #58  
2 airshafts The two a.irshafts are large. SLIDE# 25 Airshafts on top of cem 2005 Page #59  
 investigators found the two-dozen large high altitude aerial photos of the 2005 Page #60  
ave taken place, perhaps to bury a large object that could not be transport 2005 Page #61  
en Thomas Mantell tried to chase a large silver disc over Simpson County, K 2005 Page #64  
he frame. Adding co the mystery, a large light was seen by Godman personnel 2005 Page #65  
e same approximate position of the large disc object seen earlier. The micr 2005 Page #65  
craft. \Xlhatever it was, was very large. \Xlhat I suspect is that it had a 2005 Page #67  
out 12- years-old, living with his large famiJ) of a dozen siblings on the  2005 Page #69  
at they had to either build a very large underground facility or have acces 2005 Page #71  
f other nations) has encountered a large number of strange and apparently a 2005 Page #77  
t "alien." Furthermore, there is a large body of testimony from officials,  2005 Page #78  
tand guard. He said the beings had large heads, and were about 3 feet tall. 2005 Page #78  
his girlfriend) . 1t stated that a large UFO had hovered over Nellis for 3  2005 Page #78  
Mach 4 to Mach 6. Another was very large, and since 1986 was tracked multip 2005 Page #82  
 boomerang, disk shaped, small and large in size. Th.is facility has "runwa 2005 Page #83  
d directly to the birth of China's large and sophisticated UFO research com 2005 Page #84  
en the official and the real is so large that a "correction" could easily b 2005 Page #85  
, from that of a small box up to a large room. However, the ORAC most peopl 2005 Page #90  
whjch was to toxify a surprisingly large area of southern Maine surrounding 2005 Page #94  
ng this, on October 5 and 6, three large, yellow UFOs hung low over the sou 2005 Page #96  
Reich's property. On October 10, a large reddish UFO hovered just to the so 2005 Page #96  
egan to decompose. That evening, a large, bright UFO was seen coming up fro 2005 Page #99  
and presenting the extraordinarily large number of reported UFO crashes and 2005 Page #119  
se near Houston, Texas, in which a large floating globe was seen escorted b 2005 Page #119  
ports, such as the 1897 crash of a large, silver cigar-shaped object in Aur 2005 Page #119  
in the UFO Literature include that large lighting strikes are a form of pow 2005 Page #121  
rigade fire antiaircraft guns at a large unknown aerial object suspended in 2005 Page #121  
e blacked out, but on the cover in large letters is stamped "i\!lAJlC." The 2005 Page #125  
anda and other evidence point to a large area in the state of New Mexico kn 2005 Page #125  
f the population controlled a very large amount of the wealth, while about  2005 Page #153  
 at the end of it, surrounded by a large field of debris. \Y./e believed th 2005 Page #154  
ie could see that there was a very large piece missing from the craft, and  2005 Page #155  
 birds to obtain ljft. Nature is a large inspiration to engineers and inven 2005 Page #163  
cule. He currently held a job at a large aerospace company and did not want 2005 Page #165  
eter, but could see men lifting up large chunks of metal. Sheets of metal , 2005 Page #166  
 C-47 to enlarge its door to fit a large piece of the retrieved material in 2005 Page #166  
 into the plane for transport. The large piece was lightweight and was lift 2005 Page #166  
Uy for space application. Probabl) large scale space operations would have  2005 Page #171  
ment of electrogravitics to enable large pieces of equipment to be moved ou 2005 Page #171  
and several engineering centers. A large number of corporations were im·olv 2005 Page #173  
vidence. In my lectures I review 5 large scale scientific studies and ask a 2006 Page #4  
mic chaos. We are not very good at large scale economic changes in a hurry. 2006 Page #10  
 rather than the interstellar very large vehicles (space carriers? Mother S 2006 Page #10  
 brought them to earth just as our large aircraft carriers carry 75 or so s 2006 Page #10  
 but always avoid dealing with the large scale scientific studies. Check 8  2006 Page #11  
47 Reaches military blockade, sees large saucer wtth a transparent dome. on 2006 Page #26  
n. 1•11,01 • 4/15/92 Near Buffalo. Large disc shaped craft seen coming out  2006 Page #29  
or covert groups carrying out even large projects. boo. um.. Mos Wok is ama 2006 Page #32  
 business, media and the public at large. Government Governments around the 2006 Page #55  
r coordination, but there would be large temptation in many quarters to see 2006 Page #66  
r. - Slow-positive could mean very large potential benefits to humankind, b 2006 Page #67  
ely made arrangements to cover any large pieces with tarps to prevent unaut 2006 Page #74  
ebate over whether to dynamite the large sections of wreckage to make ident 2006 Page #74  
cks along with the tails and other large pieces. Smaller debris was packed  2006 Page #75  
marked on the flag and displayed a large aircraft component (seven inches a 2006 Page #83  
ersonnel "covered the craft with a large canvas and lifted it with cables"  2006 Page #87  
ound when they looked up and saw a large fiery spheroid-shaped object pass  2006 Page #89  
ea was located on their left and a large gulley field was down on their rig 2006 Page #90  
ea of the woods that resembled two large glowing eyes. They were situated a 2006 Page #90  
e feet in the air and just below a large hanging branch. Mrs. May and the L 2006 Page #90  
the Flatwoods town limits, I saw a large wood sign that was engraved, 'WELC 2006 Page #90  
aken in 1952 of Mrs. May holding a large poster-sized drawing of the "Flatw 2006 Page #91  
p, a pointed hood that covered its large red head, and a long flowing pleat 2006 Page #91  
 at the bottom. It was topped by a large ace-of-spades shaped helmet about  2006 Page #94  
e shoulder area. The front of this large helmet was covered by a clear flat 2006 Page #94  
awha Area," the Gazette stated, "A large meteorite presumably landed or exp 2006 Page #94  
 glowing eyes, probably those of a large owl perched on a limb" and "underb 2006 Page #96  
loodborne outbreaks of diseases in large populations, with no medical cures 2006 Page #105  
holly inadequate in dealing with a large scale outbreak of the alien virus. 2006 Page #105  
passenger viruses, precipitated in large part by changes in ecosystems as w 2006 Page #109  
e race, there would be of course a large number of motives to contemplate.  2006 Page #116  
upon they were ordered to load two large oblong boxes into their vehide: "W 2006 Page #122  
he recovery, I was informed that a large craft had crashed and was recovere 2006 Page #123  
ed disk was transferred to a truck large enough to handle it and capable of 2006 Page #135  
er Kentucky while he was chasing a large silver disc. The plane's metal wre 2006 Page #141  
uring the morning of December 6, a large group of "unidentified aircraft" w 2006 Page #166  
ns in the far north were reporting large formations of unidentified planes  2006 Page #168  
earlier when it was thought that a large number of unidentified airplanes w 2006 Page #168  
l fishing vessel reporting that "a large flaming object throwing sparks lan 2006 Page #184  
parks landed in the water creating large splash approx 1500 yards northwest 2006 Page #184  
d fishermen reportedly witnessed a large vessel steam directly from the Sea 2006 Page #188  
 morning hours of July 27, 1984, a large object trailing fire and _spewing  2006 Page #188  
oor. The library eventually held a large collection of books on topics rela 2006 Page #197  
rof. John Mack had received a very large grant from the Rockefeller Foundat 2006 Page #198  
rom the balcony of my room I saw a large, round, red and white light rise u 2006 Page #202  
ndering ■ Catherine Austin Fitts ■ Large banks and contractors diverting an 2007 Page #53  
nd regular numbers of its clients, large and small, know that UFOs sell and 2007 Page #59  
 ·1 998 ad in Electronic Ne111s, a large pair of alien eyes stare out at th 2007 Page #62  
cking hjs cell phone in front of a large picture window at a modern rurport 2007 Page #70  
t descended from alien technology? Large white letters spelling out the Fox 2007 Page #71  
hes their car being draw up into a large UFO, the woman says ''You'd better 2007 Page #71  
anding gear strut (see sub-heading Large Disc). Jack ·was also informed tha 2007 Page #95  
tely asked questions regarding how large, and how many of these aircraft we 2007 Page #99  
000 (IUustration #23) us lJSAF THE LARGE DISC: Measuring 116 feet in diamet 2007 Page #105  
 the port main landing gear of the large craft was partially coUapsed, caus 2007 Page #105  
rcraft before". The fact that this large aircraft utilized multiple nose wh 2007 Page #105  
rtiss C-46 transport aircraft. The large craft employed two air-intakes on  2007 Page #106  
 "Upper Stratosphere" BOTTOM VIEW (LARGE DISC) STARBOARD----- ~ . LAN DING  2007 Page #106  
. It was obvious to Jack that this large craft would totally do away for th 2007 Page #107  
came apparent that what he saw the large 116' diameter craft (see illustrat 2007 Page #114  
en he entered the hangar where the large disc was being kept, it was parked 2007 Page #115  
ed disc. People mentioned seeing a large convoy go by that was very weU lit 2007 Page #129  
red several intriguing images of a large structure -possibly five hundred f 2007 Page #137  
wo miles) the existence of another large, unidentified structure on the wes 2007 Page #137  
ond any shadow of a doubt, a "very large, metallic-looking, rectangular obj 2007 Page #138  
 headlined in a local newspaper. A large sphere of glowing, pulsing orange- 2007 Page #149  
ew i\lexico, was awakened to see a large glowing object moving across the w 2007 Page #165  
uquerque residents were watching a large, glowing whjte disc moving from th 2007 Page #166  
moving, white disc. The kids saw a large, flattened-egg-shaped object in th 2007 Page #166  
, winching it up onto the bed of a large military truck. They also retrieve 2007 Page #187  
our helicopters, three Hueys and a large Sea Stallion. The aircraft cut acr 2007 Page #187  
oyame and Chihuahua, came across a large pit in the ground located in a cat 2007 Page #190  
e to the beach, and we picked up a large amount of this materialwruch was a 2007 Page #194  
ltiple eyewitness testimony over a large region, radar confirmation of the  2008 Page #7  
t had the windows blacked out with large pieces of paper. Through a hole, o 2008 Page #14  
ring in this general area. 5 And a large body of that so-called "basic info 2008 Page #26  
llucinated , collectively and on a large scale. 26                          2008 Page #32  
 and the safety of the populace at large. Very controversially, and arguabl 2008 Page #35  
h and its people might result on a large and catastrophic scale following t 2008 Page #36  
oint. There were no reports of any large numbers of troops on the logging r 2008 Page #44  
ith rounded ends" suspended from a large military helicopter with twin roto 2008 Page #45  
n out of the area was described as large with a covering over the top with  2008 Page #45  
g "an unknown-shaped object with a large red tail coming down, out of power 2008 Page #48  
tralia reports receiving report of large, slow moving illuminated UFO with  2008 Page #49  
across from her TV in front of the large west-facing windows where she obse 2008 Page #49  
4 or 5 white spheres of light. The large orb of light was three to four tim 2008 Page #58  
. The last object to leave was the large orb of light. It shot off north ov 2008 Page #58  
 of five coulombs and 500 MJoules. Large bolts of lightning can carry up to 2008 Page #77  
med closer than before. Suddenly a large, white light appeared moving along 2008 Page #78  
! It's small. (Light had been very large.) Now, it's moving back. SLIDE# 30 2008 Page #85  
 witnessed what was described as a large column of blue light moving delibe 2008 Page #97  
d a loud knocking was heard, as if large stones were falling, or artillery  2008 Page #98  
 concluded, the recovery of such a large amount of iron would prove to be a 2008 Page #99  
ken in that period determined that large amounts of both nickel and iridium 2008 Page #100  
ima Kazantsev's scenario told of a large nuclear-powered spacecraft from Ma 2008 Page #102  
 to check my ~ii and found another large brown envelope post ~rited from Mc 2008 Page #119  
 of Deutsche Bank and Swiss banks. Large demand 130                         2008 Page #136  
few. It also owns YES Solutions, a large provider of creative, media and op 2008 Page #143  
                           142 HOW LARGE INSTITUTIONS WORK • INSTITUTIONS E 2008 Page #148  
idence that the document was fake. Large numbers of subtleties posited stro 2009 Page #7  
paper, compacted to save space but large enough for easy reading. The quali 2009 Page #8  
s are surprising, frightening, and large in scale. When confronted with som 2009 Page #20  
k will search in vain, but the two large totalitarian countries and the two 2009 Page #22  
r Force personnel who died. By and large, however, Maury Island often flies 2009 Page #33  
quirement was the development of a large parachute to support 50,000 lbs. d 2009 Page #92  
east three times, locals report. A large shining ball or disc was seen hove 2009 Page #134  
ards, but by 1989 had grown into a large industrial and manufacturing cente 2009 Page #134  
opment and possibly operational A "large. triangulu wing aircraft," tested  2009 Page #151  
The U.S. Government like any other large organization is not a single entit 2009 Page #154  
ssed. If you have ever worked in a large organization or for that matter be 2009 Page #155  
ally were attended by unexpectedly large waves. General Puttick instructed  2009 Page #164  
onally were attended by unexpected large waves." "It was decided to test th 2009 Page #169  
to find c.ibin •Visually inspected large T.ihoe rent.al areas •R.ln telepho 2009 Page #193  

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

ar-reaching consequences of direct large-scale assistance. For some time I  2003 Page #224  
ar-reaching consequences of direct large-scale assistance. For soae ties X  2003 Page #228  
, creating maximum opportunity for large-scale benefit with low disruption. 2006 Page #66  
 accounts there was no evidence of large-scale excavation and sifting of th 2006 Page #86  
s the entire event the result of a large-scale misperception of a curiously 2006 Page #121  
r, the story rapidly vanished into large-scale obscurity, and did not resur 2008 Page #98  

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

n sale in the early 50s but now is largely replaced by duct or plastic tape 2003 Page #181  
saucers and dead aliens which were largely pushed by a series of unnamed so 2004 Page #179  
left with a question that has been largely ignored by mainstream ufology fo 2004 Page #223  
to confront the UFO issue head on, largely due to the fact that the corpora 2005 Page #119  
man) asked co continue telling his largely discredited tale because it acte 2005 Page #133  
omplete, and the general public is largely ready to accept the new visitors 2006 Page #60  
 their accounts of the object were largely divergent. And, as the bubbles r 2006 Page #188  
t of the iron lock snapped. It was largely not until the 1950s and 1960s th 2008 Page #100  
ble to write a scholarly work on a largely invisible intelligence establish 2009 Page #12  
ble to write a scholarly work on a largely invisible intelligence establish 2009 Page #23  
bright modem building that existed largely due to her efforts. June approac 2009 Page #88  

Word: "larger", 35 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cution of Shaw was a toe-hold to a larger conspiracy. He maintained that Fr 2003 Page #42  
rial seems to be vulcanized to the larger piece and appears to be of a smoo 2003 Page #48  
et 4 inches, weigh 80-100 pounds o Larger, more rounded cranium o Skin pale 2003 Page #174  
 sheer scale of this aspect of the larger UFO controversy. Before doing so, 2004 Page #4  
specialized components within much larger complexes that have need-to-know  2004 Page #63  
 because in 1949, Farmington was a larger town than the nearby rural farmin 2004 Page #73  
ead aliens, 5 feet tall. "Interior larger than exterior." • 3. Report 68, O 2004 Page #116  
ere the inside of the craft seemed larger than the outside. I have heard of 2004 Page #117  
e excellent point that some of the larger craft reported (over 50 feet) wou 2004 Page #127  
"Ten." See Slide 26. This was much larger than I had expected at the time,  2004 Page #129  
 test in Nevada that was part of a larger series of tests known as Operatio 2005 Page #39  
give tantalizing hints-part of the larger pattern that this book um·eils-wh 2005 Page #121  
 that he said 'Ten.' This was much larger than I had expected at the time,  2005 Page #140  
a closer look. The object appeared larger than when we had first discovered 2005 Page #157  
potential breadth and depth of the larger Contact process itself, and how h 2006 Page #50  
saucer incident was part of a much larger news story that gained world wide 2006 Page #89  
er helmet that was enclosed by the larger helmet. The so-called arms and cl 2006 Page #94  
nts of January 23 only a part of a larger and even more bizarre mystery? An 2006 Page #130  
 the description. There was also a larger helicopter, possibly a Sea Stalli 2006 Page #134  
y well not have come down near the larger pieces. "Unfortunately what cause 2006 Page #136  
he estimated speed is considerably larger than the 300 mph calculated above 2006 Page #172  
ise helps big media companies grow larger and more capable of controllin g  2007 Page #14  
secrecy is just one part of a much larger problem in our society. We have p 2007 Page #34  
was built into the runway to allow larger aircraft with heavy cargo loads t 2007 Page #114  
ularly controversial aspect of the larger UFO mystery. 138                  2007 Page #144  
ding both the Texas border and the larger Mexican population centers such a 2007 Page #185  
ect to the north like a star, only larger and brighter, he immediately scra 2008 Page #31  
d with calls: • Small plane • Much larger plane • Round, disc-shaped object 2008 Page #44  
of statements help corroborate the larger reconstruction of what occurred a 2008 Page #53  
b of light was three to four times larger than the smaller ones. The sight  2008 Page #58  
light moved erratically around the larger orb. Alan Rammer said it reminded 2008 Page #58  
 forest. The split in the sky grew larger, and the entire northern side was 2008 Page #99  
sented only a "toe-hold" on a much larger conspiracy. What it didn't presen 2009 Page #29  
cutive (#092447) and attached to a larger leaked document called the Eisenh 2009 Page #37  
ral sites suitably located for the larger experiments proposed. To cater fo 2009 Page #165  

Word: "largest", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

O story made the front page in the largest local newspaper the Greensburg,  2003 Page #55  
 Weapons Storage complex; then the largest underground repository of nuclea 2003 Page #142  
kers. RAF Bentwaters possessed the largest bomb dump in all of Europe down  2004 Page #51  
 that afternoon. AP was one of the largest and widely subscribed to news se 2004 Page #237  
th-central New lVfexico and is the largest military installation in the cou 2005 Page #125  
ome. Kazakstan (world's oldest and largest space launch facility) • 7/4/78  2006 Page #28  
t yielded nothing of interest. The largest piece was the nose cone from the 2006 Page #80  
ebris. Photos of these pieces (the largest was less than two inches across) 2006 Page #83  
ng about 400 nm, which is the very largest size for the virus: viruses from 2006 Page #113  
ter half of the 1950's. It was the largest such group in the 1960's but it  2006 Page #175  
ed ad appeared in one of England's largest national tabloids promotin g the 2007 Page #71  
d sizes of compan.ies. Some of the largest have campaigns which suggest at  2007 Page #76  
d, (much higher near the edge) the largest of the four discs must have been 2007 Page #105  
d by the Airforce and Navy, is the largest high frequency radio transmitter 2007 Page #130  
                                   largest installation in Air Force Materi 2007 Page #163  
nd, covering 51,558 acres, and 6'h largest in the U.S. Air Force. By Januar 2007 Page #163  
en had doubled in size, became the largest chemical manufacturing enterpris 2008 Page #127  
onal Bank now Chase Manhattan, the largest corporate bank in the United Sta 2008 Page #128  
nann , for example, is the world's largest publisher in the English languag 2008 Page #143  
sic Publishing , the world's third largest music publisher ; in 2002, it bo 2008 Page #143  
tainment which directs the world's largest book clubs, including Arvato, Bo 2008 Page #144  
ed 19 million books, making it the largest publisher for the Gem1an Army, r 2008 Page #144  
ards do not add up. We were in the largest tactical fighting wing in the U. 2009 Page #78  
wide wave of UFO visitations , the largest he'd seen in ten years. In Decem 2009 Page #137  

Word: "larry", 61 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d the story by Nixon. (Bill Knell, Larry Warren and Beverly Gleason) The ke 2003 Page #194  
rview with Shirley MacLaine on the Larry King show. In a call-in question,  2003 Page #197  
Nicholas Cage stands by his claim. Larry King: "Cocoa Florida with Shirley  2003 Page #198  
t Greenfield: "Hello, Good evening Larry and Shirley, About two weeks ago,  2003 Page #198  
es, former USAF Airman First Class Larry Warren, had gone public and become 2004 Page #46  
go, our intention had been to give Larry an opportunity to tell his side of 2004 Page #46  
ut the incident as a whole, and on Larry Warren's involvement in particular 2004 Page #46  
e event that involved my co-author Larry Warren. Larry had been on guardmou 2004 Page #47  
nvolved my co-author Larry Warren. Larry had been on guardmount (guard duty 2004 Page #47  
ubjected to mind-altering efforts. Larry Warren left the Air Force with an  2004 Page #48  
al's life after the fact. Early on Larry and I decided upon a writing strat 2004 Page #48  
nteractions and conversations with Larry, or of their being or not being in 2004 Page #48  
fidences they may have shared with Larry. But to 'name names' in print, in  2004 Page #48  
ers (all specifically addressed to Larry) were from men we'd named in the b 2004 Page #49  
cialist, D Flight, the same Flight Larry was assigned to. Mark is mentioned 2004 Page #49  
erward. Thanks for fighting for us Larry, I'm grateful. Now maybe we can al 2004 Page #49  
ght, named on nine separate pages: Larry, I asked your publishers to forwar 2004 Page #49  
ssed the craft in Cape! Green with Larry and was with him the next day when 2004 Page #49  
and was with him the next day when Larry called his mother from a base phon 2004 Page #49  
t Supervisor. Adrian stood next to Larry in the field that night and is ref 2004 Page #50  
nd never understand the truth. ... Larry remember "duck and cover" cause yo 2004 Page #50  
gh often sensationalized aspect of Larry Warren's account is the existence  2004 Page #51  
cated below the twin base complex. Larry has maintained that on the evening 2004 Page #51  
AF Bentwaters, now decommissioned. Larry and three other friends were on th 2004 Page #51  
home in . Adrian backed up most of Larry Warren's claims during our ninety  2004 Page #56  
in a unique position to comment on Larry Warren's veracity, and on his invo 2004 Page #58  
/Woodbridge UFO incident. Budd and Larry first met more than twenty years a 2004 Page #58  
983. Both were scheduled to speak, Larry for the first time. Budd's present 2004 Page #58  
e missing time phenomenon bothered Larry a great deal, and that afternoon h 2004 Page #58  
the next half a dozen years or so, Larry would occasionally attend support  2004 Page #58  
 development as well as my take on Larry. My point here is that the two hav 2004 Page #59  
watched in silence as Budd brought Larry back to the night following his Ai 2004 Page #59  
liens in the underground facility, Larry did encounter some of the men who  2004 Page #59  
 about the incident in general and Larry Warren's participation in particul 2004 Page #59  
 who were caught up in this storm. Larry and I both hope that this presenta 2004 Page #59  
sylvania, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Larry Moyers II, 25-26 Pocono Mts., John 2004 Page #114  
swell in 1947. He even did so on a Larry King show on CNN. Here's a history 2004 Page #146  
V DOCUMENTARIES UFO Coverup! Live! Larry King Live From Area 51 Close Encou 2004 Page #149  
 bodies. When MacLaine appeared on Larry King Live she was faced with a que 2004 Page #188  
ar illlml), by Barry Greenwood and Larry Fawcett.                           2005 Page #73  
98: FBI arrests two men, including Larry Wayne Harris in Nevada, alleging t 2006 Page #108  
Up of the UFO Experience 0 1984 by Larry Fawcett and Barry Greenwood. The i 2006 Page #143  
r-Up of the UFO Experience 1984 by Larry Fawcett and Barry Greenwood. Fawce 2006 Page #143  
cial UNLV presentations including: Larry Dossey, Barbara Dossey and Janet Q 2006 Page #206  
 two cousins, Lisa Rivers, 10, and Larry Rivers, age 4, while their moms we 2007 Page #166  
co: "Basically it started when me, Larry and Lisa were outside playing. I d 2007 Page #166  
             15 left at East Gate, Larry Warren & Peter Robbins, Cosimo, 20 2008 Page #39  
l 14, 1987, I interviewed Sergeant Larry Sweet from the Grays Harbor County 2008 Page #43  
s at the jail, but by reputation , Larry was dependable and calm. He lived  2008 Page #43  
is boom or bust this year. In 1979 Larry Sweet worked as a shake-block cutt 2008 Page #43  
fter the Crash. This list included Larry Lake and Bert Dinius as local witn 2008 Page #45  
her who was also an Aberdeen cop.) Larry Lake- 39                           2008 Page #45  
                                   Larry Lake was a reluctant witness, but  2008 Page #46  
journal. At the time of the Crash, Larry Lake was an employee of Burt Diniu 2008 Page #46  
. Despite knowing each other well, Larry Lake told his boss he could not ta 2008 Page #46  
d to report he had at least gotten Larry Lake to state he believed the obje 2008 Page #46  
er area. According to Bert Dinius, Larry Lake had decided to speak with him 2008 Page #46  
he 1997 book, Left At East Gate by Larry Warren and Peter Robbins, as sayin 2008 Page #88  
. But another military eyewitness, Larry Warren, says he saw such an explos 2008 Page #93  
t Commander, Mike Verano, who told Larry Warren and Peter Robbins, authors  2009 Page #60  
r of other history making changes. Larry Warren and I were two years along  2009 Page #137  

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

us. These letters have remained in Larry's files since. Excerpts from half  2004 Page #49  
 have a relationship going back to Larry's first going public more than twe 2004 Page #59  
ill with some surprise that I took Larry's call in early July 1995. He had  2004 Page #59  

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

ham and U.S. Navy Commander Julius Larsen found the report about Mrs. Swan' 2004 Page #103  
n physical phenomenon. Neesham and Larsen staved at the Swan house for a co 2004 Page #104  
y short Mrs. Swan taught Commander Larsen how to contact the one of the ali 2004 Page #104  
the aliens named AFFA. Neesham and Larsen raced back to Washington with the 2004 Page #104  
dahl was very interested and asked Larsen to sit down and make a contact wi 2004 Page #104  
down and make a contact with AFFA. Larsen sat down and subsequently went in 2004 Page #104  
ndahl and Neasham asked questions. Larsen used automatic writing to answer  2004 Page #104  
 we have proof of your existence." Larsen switched from automatic writing t 2004 Page #104  

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

MJ-12 Related • Dr. Winford Porter Larson 1947 — Suspected examination of a 2004 Page #201  
t panel because neither Lieutenant Larson, who was in the right seat, nor 1 2008 Page #10  

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

MacLaine, when she appeared on the Lary King Live Show in May of 1995. 184  2004 Page #187  

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

amos examined alien with paralyzed larynx in New Orleans Vet Hospital, per  2004 Page #116  

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tains many r^ferepces pre-1954) 5J LAS VEGAS REVIEW ARTICLE □ Las Vegas pap 2003 Page #182  
954) 5J LAS VEGAS REVIEW ARTICLE □ Las Vegas paper described a massive cons 2003 Page #182  
. Slide 54 shows the banner of the Las Vegas Review-Journal for January 5,  2003 Page #183  
oceedings ••• November 12-14, 2004 Las Vegas, Nevada www.ufoconference.com  2004 Page #1  
, retaliate if attacked. SLIDE #5: Las Cruces Sun-News: May 16, 2947 V-2 Go 2004 Page #62  
State Rep. J. Andrew Kissner, from Las Cruces, Dona Ana County, in his unpu 2004 Page #62  
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rrier to the 1958 Tabs. SLIDE #10: Las Cruces Sun-Ne2vs, June 1,1947 Round- 2004 Page #66  
 was provided by the editor of the Las Cruces Sun-News who watched the May  2004 Page #68  
   UFO Crash Retrievals Slide #55: Las Cruces Sun-News, May 20, 1947 Secrec 2004 Page #82  
cuments with returned postmarks of Las Vegas, Nevada, Big Bear Lake Califor 2004 Page #248  
nce Proceedings November 4-6, 2005 Las Vegas, Nevada www.ufoconference.com  2005 Page #1  
retired "mechanical engineer" from Las Vegas who claimed co have worked on  2005 Page #45  
f co the levada Test Site north of Las Vegas. Bill Uhouse claims that the e 2005 Page #45  
r saucer scientist, Bill Uhouse of Las Vegas, says that he designed flight  2005 Page #164  
t • Isar Slam November 10-12, 2006 Las Vegas, Nevada www.ufoconference.com  2006 Page #1  
e how many people visit Hawaii and Las Vegas and Orlando. If the travel was 2006 Page #7  
 41 Arnual Crash Remo,' Conference Las Vegas 2006 Wilbert Smith • States in 2006 Page #25  
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de 22: Map of Cedar City, Utah and Las Vegas, Nevada (About 250 miles as cr 2006 Page #150  
his father had moved the family to Las Vegas while he studied more advanced 2006 Page #151  
ay at that time, we were living in Las Vegas, Nevada, because my dad worked 2006 Page #152  
tudies at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), before the Consciousne 2006 Page #196  
te for Discovery Science (NIDS) in Las Vegas, there was the Bigelow Foundat 2006 Page #196  
earch at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. His goal was to set up a labo 2006 Page #196  
e Annual Parapsychology Meeting in Las Vegas. We visited departments at UNL 2006 Page #197  
igelow HQ on South Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas. The Foundation was located wi 2006 Page #197  
low Foundation were trips north of Las Vegas, in the fall of 1992 and sprin 2006 Page #198  
 around Blue Diamond, just outside Las Vegas. David Smith, whom I had met r 2006 Page #200  
 show located down on Main Street, Las Vegas. Also present at the meeting w 2006 Page #203  
the fireworks demonstration at the Las Vegas Silver Bowl to listen to the s 2006 Page #203  
w brought in many local folks from Las Vegas and the surrounding areas that 2006 Page #204  
ed that this is the south west but Las Vegas, in many respects, is still th 2006 Page #204  
Bigelow Aerospace Company in North Las Vegas and moves forward with his cre 2006 Page #207  
by the Roper Organization. (1992). Las Vegas, NV: Bigelow Holding Corporati 2006 Page #208  
shock-wave was felt all the way to Las Cruces, New :Mexico. A meteorologica 2007 Page #130  
m the hard work on top of the hill Las Ramadas, the rught was clear and the 2007 Page #200  
AL CONFERENCE NOVEIVIBER 7-9, 200B LAS VEGAS, NEVADA UFODEX INTELLIGENCE DO 2008 Page #1  
      Contents April 18, 1962: The Las Vegas UFO Crash Dr. Kevin Randle ... 2008 Page #5  
      Abstract April 18, 1962: The Las Vegas UFO Crash By Kevin D. Randle,  2008 Page #7  
m Nellis Air Force Base outside of Las Vegas. Newspapers the next day repor 2008 Page #7  
ses, one on April 18 in and around Las Vegas and the other on April 19 in t 2008 Page #7  
lis Air Force Base just outside of Las Vegas, Nevada. The project card gave 2008 Page #8  
here were no visual sightings. The Las Vegas Sun, however , reported on Apr 2008 Page #8  
"Brilliant Red Explosion Flares in Las Vegas Sky.'' That article suggested  2008 Page #8  
s flaming sword flashed across the Las Vegas skies last night and heralded  2008 Page #8  
done is connect these sightings in Las Vegas and in Colorado with those ove 2008 Page #10  
within fifteen minutes of those in Las Vegas and were therefore on the same 2008 Page #10  
ifferent was tracked on radar near Las Vegas. l have talked to a man who wi 2008 Page #14  
ing the tum over Reno, flying near Las Vegas, and disappearing in a blindin 2008 Page #15  
earing in a blinding flash east of Las Vegas over Mesquite , near the Utah  2008 Page #15  
uld have put one or the other over Las Vegas at the proper time. So, it mig 2008 Page #16  
 to the southeast , flew on toward Las Vegas where there were more witnesse 2008 Page #16  
was tracked on radar. Then east of Las Vegas, near the Utah border, it appa 2008 Page #16  
 from the newspapers including the Las Vegas Sun, Los Angeles Times, Desere 2008 Page #16  
ked by radar 70 miles northwest of Las Vegas, Nevada in a blinding flash. A 2008 Page #16  
his is that the note is not in the Las Vegas file but in the Utah file. And 2008 Page #17  
e -0319 Z 12 Blue Book Report Card Las I ·ega., S11n Written by Stalnaker • 2008 Page #18  
                                   Las Vegas Debris _,.,.,. .... ~---• Lieu 2008 Page #22  
a... ~ .. C::"t" .: ~~,,. t 1.:111 Las Vegas Debris • Disk-shaped Ci-aft •  2008 Page #22  
 ~~ Iii CRASH RETRIEVAL CONFERENCE Las Vegas, NV 9 Novembrr ~OOS THE VIEWS  2008 Page #146  
msa held their national meeting In Las Vegas. There we two UFO presentation 2008 Page #155  
retired "mechanical engineer" from Las Vegas who claimed to have worked on  2009 Page #51  
f to the Nevada Test Site north of Las Vegas. Bill Uhouse claims that the e 2009 Page #52  
oduction to John Burroughs LIVE in Las Vegas: One RAF Bentwaters Airman I s 2009 Page #76  

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o a device that produced an "X-ray laser" beam. At the time, X-ray lasers w 2003 Page #149  
found after veterinarian and human laser surgeries. SLIDE #39: Serrated edg 2004 Page #77  
so, was what came to be known as a laser scalpel in modern Earth medicine.  2004 Page #78  
 modern Earth medicine. SLIDE #44: Laser scalpel On Page 47 of his book, Co 2004 Page #78  
ection "appeared as if cut away by laser beam" • Cabin was empty 164        2004 Page #167  
were dropped, (likely before) U.S. laser equipment used to section the craf 2004 Page #168  
 among them 3-D moving holography, laser and cancer, all of the R&D advance 2004 Page #182  
 as typewriter style, typesetting, laser printing, photocopying, mimeograph 2005 Page #136  
as possible, install the latest in laser cutting tools, anesthetize the tar 2006 Page #116  
auterize wounded patients with the laser Medical Pen, developed by the Air  2006 Page #201  
ntists to ruscover the transistor, laser and integrated circwts. Here are s 2007 Page #127  
lication of a low-cost gas dynamic laser test facility: Epoxy canister deve 2007 Page #163  
e atmosphe re via a high-power CO2 laser using the first direct experimenta 2007 Page #163  
lication of a low-cost gas dynamic laser test facility. 157                 2007 Page #163  
icv.:.l ---o-io ~y 17, 1974 [ With LASER POINTER, explain wider view of May 2007 Page #168  
 art re:al • lnte~nted Circuitry • Laser, • N'1'hl Vision • I 1ent a ,even  2008 Page #151  
he best way I can describe it is a laser beam because the light did not rad 2009 Page #70  
end down what I would say would be laser beams or something like that -and  2009 Page #75  

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he atmosphere via a high-power CO2 laser--1he first direct experimental obs 2007 Page #163  

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verhead, irregularly shooting down laser-like beams of light into their imm 2004 Page #47  

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iber optics, supertenacity fibers, lasers, molecularly aligned metallic all 2003 Page #101  
ay laser" beam. At the time, X-ray lasers were being developed as a possibl 2003 Page #149  
rse engineering neutronic engines, lasers, or fiber optics. ww majeshedocum 2003 Page #161  
onfirmed were made with high heat. Lasers are an obvious first thought. But 2004 Page #77  
ptical Weaponry • State of the Art Lasers • Fiber Optics • Reverse Engineer 2004 Page #162  
s 3-D holography, cancer research, lasers, and the like. As a side note to  2004 Page #181  
ity fibers ■ Integrated circuits ■ Lasers ■ Night vision equipment COMPANIE 2005 Page #6  
earch Project ■ Psycho-chemicals ■ Lasers CORSO'S CLAIMS IN "THE DAWN OF A  2005 Page #7  
raced circuit chips, fiber optics, lasers, night-vision equipment, super-te 2005 Page #167  
ts or satellites or DNA testing or lasers or computers or airplanes or rock 2006 Page #6  

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trailing fire and _spewing sparks *lashed down approximately 1,000 to 1,500 2006 Page #188  

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) system that also became known as LASHUP. Los Alamos was a good place to t 2004 Page #71  
Command. AC&W also became known as LASHUP. SLIDE #20: LASHUP Map, 1948-1952 2004 Page #71  
became known as LASHUP. SLIDE #20: LASHUP Map, 1948-1952 Here is a historic 2004 Page #71  
1952 Here is a historic map of the LASHUP program and its Aircraft Control  2004 Page #71  

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

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 Oo.-cH AS,... n 1tml1-t MIT[O'JfT LASOCiO, KOr."t~e.o MSOVE r")A "'_...H:~ 2009 Page #126  

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 Hemorrhagic Fevers: Ebola, Hanta, Lassa virus—all highly virulent with no  2006 Page #106  

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nstitut* of Technology Cumbritige, lasseehosette. peer Art Ikansa‘ Inclosed 2004 Page #18  

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irmation came from many sources in last few years, with the freshly reveale 2003 Page #21  
er did pray over them, giving them last rites. There were many people there 2003 Page #23  
ssuming this was the middle to the last of April. And he never spoke of it  2003 Page #30  
iberate silence of Wayne Fisk, the last person to have handled the alien pi 2003 Page #38  
y knoll at Dealey Plaza. Kennedy's last speech, in fact, concerned a contro 2003 Page #42  
apter 4 The Find This was to be my last day in the arroyo basin and I was g 2003 Page #45  
 (Attorney General) was in Florida last week, Forrestal called him every da 2003 Page #89  
matter of months." And 5, the very last and most chilling line of the artic 2003 Page #95  
 Sheehy would have been one of the last people he should be allowed to spea 2003 Page #95  
 this country at the middle of the last century, Mr. Forrestal's mental col 2003 Page #95  
 followed your broadcasts over the last year or so and have been considerin 2003 Page #97  
g. Keep in mind that these are the last of Grandad's samples. They have sat 2003 Page #103  
 I hope you understand. Hope these last samples are helpful. Of course, I w 2003 Page #103  
een some strange "people." For the last four years, Gabriel Valdez, an offi 2003 Page #143  
nds. This was not the first or the last time that furtive lights were seen  2003 Page #147  
he "widow" word "forbidden" on the last line proves that it was not produce 2003 Page #172  
vides the mark at one end, and the last return before the signal drops is t 2003 Page #183  
anations are self evident, but the last two deserve a bit of expansion. Cri 2003 Page #184  
" The answers are in Slide 63. The last point about a "clear and present da 2003 Page #185  
 them about the event. In only the last few months Mrs. Gleason has reconfi 2003 Page #195  
veral incidents in Michigan in the last week - incidents that many reliable 2003 Page #195  
 UFO community many times over the last 55 years. As the story goes a live  2003 Page #198  
 Colin Powell. Powell was Reagan's last National Security advisor. He told  2003 Page #199  
ce a statement made by George Bush last July there has been a vicious rumor 2003 Page #202  
ical maps and triangulariiatioa, a last known position and bearing was calc 2003 Page #233  
esino, around 12.30 a.m. on Friday last week he heard a loud whistling soun 2004 Page #11  
 and I — Downes being a speaker at last year's UFO Crash Retrieval Conferen 2004 Page #16  
HPESIND, AROUND 1,130 AP ON FPIOAy LAST WEEK WE HEARD A LOUD WHISTLING SOUN 2004 Page #21  
that he saw the mysterious airship last night [April 18] at 9:30. He says i 2004 Page #32  
as, it was reported, "Newt Gresham last night at 9:10 o'clock, while drilli 2004 Page #32  
f Unidentified Flying Objects said last night a series of bright lights whi 2004 Page #41  
 welded bloody shut since the (my) last visit, that's interesting. ... Now  2004 Page #52  
e, D Flight, were finishing up our last swing shift (3 p.m.-11 p.m.) when a 2004 Page #55  
er Rendlesham Forest... During the last night of the UFO sightings, a perso 2004 Page #55  
he end of our shift neared on that last night of the sightings, so did the  2004 Page #56  
ay, and had identified 1965 as the last time that he had been involved with 2004 Page #100  
n Wood have been analyzing for the last number of years. The main figure at 2004 Page #101  
bruary 1994: "If this should be my last monograph on UFO crash/retrievals,  2004 Page #110  
e, and the physics of the ETs. The last one is neat because I know Bruno Mo 2004 Page #117  
nsistent with apparent policy. The last one I think to be remarkable becaus 2004 Page #117  
g. This was presented in detail at last year's conference by Ryan Wood and  2004 Page #117  
" See Slide 27. Remarkably, in the last few months I have run across eviden 2004 Page #129  
g kept from the public shown on my last Slide 29. Remember, we started with 2004 Page #130  
"No one would have believed in the last years of the nineteenth century tha 2004 Page #132  
1800s, Wells was writing about the last years of the 20th century. Do his w 2004 Page #132  
shaken or altered by events of the last decade. And there have been many de 2004 Page #134  
 muttered, in what were nearly his last words, "Oh yes, the creatures..." R 2004 Page #144  
ling author Sidney Sheldon, in the last chapter of his fiction book about a 2004 Page #145  
n Europe at the time. That was the last time the President was asked, or in 2004 Page #176  
 As I mentioned at this conference last year, Bourassa was also important b 2004 Page #176  
veral incidents in Michigan in the last week — incidents that many reliable 2004 Page #177  
nfirmed as being true twice in the last year. 177                           2004 Page #180  
with us, or if someone at the very last. I assume there are people — I unde 2004 Page #185  
end of Moore's, and a speaker here last year, described how the contact was 2004 Page #189  
to an exclusive interview with the last surviving member of the MJ-12 group 2004 Page #194  
d 1 believe he would have been the last on the list of the original twelve. 2004 Page #194  
e interview deal was pulled at the last moment: It was in all these discuss 2004 Page #195  
e and a winning smile, whether his last name is Lazar, Corso, Anderson, Kau 2004 Page #215  
ust picked up a pal nearby for the last part of his journey. Both claimed t 2004 Page #216  
and is firmly convinced he was the last civilian to view the debris. Furthe 2004 Page #228  
 to be eliminated and won't be the last I assure you. You have been left al 2004 Page #249  
are $16 (or S0.40 each); while the last 40 people would share about 20 cent 2005 Page #75  
cted U.S. national securit)r. (The last is an especially blatant lie.) The  2005 Page #76  
or use in the private sector." The last statement (a close paraphras e, acc 2005 Page #81  
azar was neither the first nor the last to have made such claims. For insta 2005 Page #82  
e President on down. By way of one last example (or coincidence) we should  2005 Page #101  
t he had gone quite mad during his last years. Such material is often prese 2005 Page #102  
d relevant as if they had occurred last week. Knowledge is often its own re 2005 Page #104  
tary manuals perfectly down to the last letter and comma, some of which cha 2005 Page #129  
ruary 1994: "If th.is should be my last monograph on UFO crash / retrievals 2005 Page #139  
 evidence to the contrary. For the last 3 years, I have received assistance 2005 Page #146  
 thr rt. than spare shuttle Or the Last three yeors. 33wOrgan- neer b., mot 2006 Page #31  
ittle Men Went Thatta-way, Pardner Last week a prospector from Long Beach,  2006 Page #44  
cal church would become a haven of last resort, both spiritual sanctuary an 2006 Page #63  
r many, churches would provide the last bastion of hope and trust. Many oth 2006 Page #64  
 turn to their church as refuge of last resort; many others would leave cit 2006 Page #65  
ining mission. His mission was the last on the flight schedule in the pre-d 2006 Page #81  
nd as far as 1,000 feet beyond the last recognizable debris, removing every 2006 Page #84  
ir perimeter 1,000 feet beyond the last recognizable debris, the total surf 2006 Page #85  
hin a 50 mile radius of Charleston last night, according to reliable report 2006 Page #94  
ing south over \Vest Virginia. The last documented area where the object wa 2006 Page #97  
utbreak of the alien virus." These last quotations unite the discovery of l 2006 Page #105  
wice been observed at such a peak, last in 1936, and most notably in a terr 2006 Page #111  
ng the Ministry of Defense for the last few weeks to admit things, and they 2006 Page #126  
out the Ministry's stance over the last few years that have caused me to qu 2006 Page #130  
ide 1: Military Voices Title Slide Last year 1 began reporting about the re 2006 Page #139  
henomenon of celestial nature. The last known radio transmission from the i 2006 Page #141  
oing really good. But there at the last minute, or within weeks of having t 2006 Page #160  
that up to me again!' That was the last thing I ever heard from him. I have 2006 Page #160  
ommander, and I don't remember his last name. But one day, it was shortly a 2006 Page #161  
 trying to battle their way out of last place in the American League West.  2006 Page #183  
ter having been discovered at long last, it simply left of its own accord?  2006 Page #192  
imilar tales of mutilations. On my last day of my residence at the Lake Gun 2006 Page #202  
g and he said "You told me when we last talked." I denied this and said tha 2006 Page #205  
t UFO hovering above. The camper's last words prior to being snatched? "My  2007 Page #71  
were parked. Because they were the last remaining of their model, the Maste 2007 Page #95  
ed at the scrap area were the very last of their kind, and were awaiting or 2007 Page #114  
s to trus have come forward in the last few years, all with pares of the pu 2007 Page #127  
closures. Donald Wolfe's book, The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe, presents th 2007 Page #135  
ore she died. It may have been the last part of July or the first of August 2007 Page #136  
h Century Fox and opted to use the last name of her maternal grandmother: G 2007 Page #136  
                             Since last May_,_more than 100 cattle have l:i 2007 Page #146  
was killed with a blunt instrument last June and her udder and sexual organ 2007 Page #146  
rom that 1974 article: " ... Since last May, more than 100 cattle have been 2007 Page #146  
ith discs close to Albuquerque the last week of May 1974 raises the questio 2007 Page #162  
flashed across the Las Vegas skies last night and heralded the start of a s 2008 Page #8  
imbed above 30,000 meters, and was last tracked heading southsoutheast towa 2008 Page #29  
 verify what I had heard about his last assignment. He retired as the Chief 2008 Page #45  
 through her field of view and was last seen headed in the direction of Wes 2008 Page #49  
God! And she didn't get to see the last few minutes because she went to the 2008 Page #50  
13 Alan Rammer's Letter I attended last year's Crash Retrieval Conference w 2008 Page #57  
Alan Rammer; he has worked for the last 25 years on public outreach program 2008 Page #57  
d my Westport UFO Crash file after last year's conference. She told me Alan 2008 Page #57  
tions at a very high velocity. The last object to leave was the large orb o 2008 Page #58  
documents in the same order as the last chart. The documents themselves ran 2008 Page #105  
 thought or question for each. The last sentence states that the measures t 2008 Page #106  
ould get samples of writing of the last three. My partner Ryan Wood took th 2008 Page #106  
onal organization in slide 14. The last paragraphs reaffirm Einstein's plea 2008 Page #107  
s noted by the% differences in the last column. Neither Wood nor Chaski com 2008 Page #107  
 state of res nu __ ius. Until the last century, occupation was the normal  2008 Page #113  
■ inten::ontenental add a "the" in last sentence let's not lets (all 3 time 2008 Page #116  
fter the death of H unsacker , the last survivor of those named in the MJ-1 2008 Page #133  
ent employees on classified pages. Last year l focused on the content of tw 2009 Page #8  
 will focus on the contents of the last "leaked" package drop identified as 2009 Page #8  
paced except for the double-spaced last page that includes some paragraphs  2009 Page #8  
arly warning system unprepared for last years air space violations of Lorin 2009 Page #18  
 Stone's movie JFK in 1991 was the last reminder many people had of the nat 2009 Page #29  
sman wanted people to believe that last scenario. In early 1968, he corresp 2009 Page #32  
 pseudonym, which only dropped his last name, provided Crisman with a means 2009 Page #32  
tures he has passed through in the last twenty years. 1 do not mean that hi 2009 Page #32  
fically for Boeing in Seattle. The last speech that JFK made had to do with 2009 Page #33  
dication that this was to be their last meeting -and yet, it certainly was. 2009 Page #55  
RE THE STRONGEST MOTIVATORS OF THE LAST SIXTY YEARS IN SUPPRESSING INFORMAT 2009 Page #75  
we pointed off in the direction we last saw it. Then they jumped into the c 2009 Page #82  
 one of the stars and that was the last we saw of it.                       2009 Page #84  
eries of promotions leading to her last position as a Clerk-Stenographer in 2009 Page #87  
l cancer incapacitated her for the last time. June Kaba was a well-known ph 2009 Page #88  
rom the National Archives that the last document she signed in 1952 was a r 2009 Page #88  
 damned lie!" I mentioned that the last time we had talked; she did not wan 2009 Page #88  
nally, she told me that during her last period of employment at Wright Patt 2009 Page #90  
years she was unable to recall his last name. However, she did keep two pho 2009 Page #90  
. Clarence entered and said that, "Last night I flew in from New Mexico wit 2009 Page #90  
ield of plastics and alloys of the last 50 years; she emphasized that she h 2009 Page #91  
 this project was right after this last in fifty-two (52) it was right afte 2009 Page #92  
t actually took place during those last days in the life of the old Soviet  2009 Page #140  
en back in the United States since last July and declared that he "knows no 2009 Page #161  
en back in the United States since last July and declared that he "knows no 2009 Page #176  
tips • Investigation led to Chad"s last name • Computer check on subject's  2009 Page #193  

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ogist George DeMohrenschildt , the last-known close friend of accused assas 2008 Page #142  

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as playing with the fighters. This lasted about 30 minutes when it finally  2004 Page #57  
idge, that the official Secret Act lasted 25 years. Therefore, I explained, 2004 Page #93  
re many examples of cover-ups that lasted decades. Operation Exercise Tiger 2004 Page #140  
ne of these training sessions that lasted about two weeks that my contact m 2004 Page #188  
e phone log we find that the alert lasted about 3/4 hour. This version is m 2006 Page #168  
ts central ax.is. This observation lasted about 1 minute. "NI CAP reporters 2007 Page #165  
tion conducted by Hynek and Friend lasted less than forty-eight hours and c 2008 Page #10  
....... "Official" Investigation • Lasted 48 Hours • Interviewed Locals • T 2008 Page #20  
 family. She believed the sighting lasted for almost a minute. In preparati 2008 Page #50  
e immediate wake of the event that lasted for a period of three months. In  2008 Page #97  
e end headed by Kaiser Wilhelm II, lasted until 1918 with the defeat of the 2008 Page #124  
Were overwhelmed with a fear which lasted for several days." New York Newsd 2009 Page #138  
e flying disks were fun while they lasted, but by this time everybody has p 2009 Page #177  

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re subjected to intensive analysis lasting for decades Tsarist Rocket Exam  2004 Page #168  

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e material that could not be torn. Lastly there were objects resembling woo 2004 Page #142  
nto the sea floor for five months. Lastly, there was a rumor circulating th 2006 Page #192  
for peaceful engineering projects. Lastly, as the light was waning, we visi 2006 Page #199  
ar war with horrible consequences. Lastly , we should consider the possibil 2008 Page #114  

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utheast of the town of Socorro, at Lat. 33—^0—31^', Long. 106 —28—2 F^Z, wi 2003 Page #232  
\ AIU.k[Al .... , .. ' RECO"\l\JE',lAT)ONS CONCERNJNG CONGRE.~SIONAI l[E,IR 2008 Page #154  
o •? ■ Tht ~'="1,Sr..!u ;:.~.i,, ■ Lat • 1'75 1SJ Lcmd:2 r;Yw ■ UP'Q ?:.AC, 2009 Page #141  
rt o!. ndiatlon was expocted to be lat.al. These en-c· h A L.-I ginceri.r.1 2009 Page #182  

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vent that Revered Huffman attended late one early spring night just 10-15 m 2003 Page #21  
nation of fires in the evening for late March and April show only a few pos 2003 Page #37  
BI in the Pacific northwest in the late 1940s, specifically Idaho and Monta 2003 Page #42  
long shadows and stark outlines of late afternoon. Periodically the sun wen 2003 Page #46  
ded area near Kecksburg during the late afternoon of December 9, 1965. Mome 2003 Page #53  
l Pittsburgh area is 4:47 P.M. The late John Murphy, who was the news direc 2003 Page #54  
 and white console television. The late Bill Burns, a well known Pittsburgh 2003 Page #54  
tation to the area, so I stayed up late trying to find what news informatio 2003 Page #55  
rilliant fireball traverse the sky late that afternoon on December 9, 1965. 2003 Page #58  
use. Myron provided myself and the late Len Stringfield who assisted me wit 2003 Page #62  
e appendage this abnormal look. In late 2002 as a result of some local news 2003 Page #68  
es on UFOs. RAF Cosford Hangar: In late 1963 rumors spread among the UFO re 2003 Page #74  
ir crashes at Boscombe Down in the late 1940s. According to Rita Hill, team 2003 Page #78  
the States (and Douglas Dillon) in late 1918. He becomes a partner in 1923  2003 Page #85  
nnel nightly, sometimes staying as late as midnight. The diary includes par 2003 Page #86  
 Forrestal that I had not." And in late 1949 Drew Pearson notes in his memo 2003 Page #94  
man Killed When Hit by Automobile. LATE Racing Resultsant (Jjjrnmclr ^RMY D 2003 Page #119  
is project was "Excalibur." In the late 1970s and early '80s, before more e 2003 Page #149  
her was starting to take its toll. Late in 1981, Doty invited Bennewitz to  2003 Page #150  
in the 1960s, and perfected by the late 1970s. If this was the case, then t 2003 Page #151  
ples exist War Office logo used as late as 1969 Footnote imprint identifies 2003 Page #172  
 it is lower case, changing in the late 50s. Similarly, the two-word "screw 2003 Page #181  
the real cover-up to start. In the late 70s and early 80s, when dead aliens 2003 Page #192  
y Biscayne. Gleason saw the bodies late one night at Homestead Air Force Ba 2003 Page #195  
t was put out by Bill Moore in the late 1980s. It purports to be notes rela 2003 Page #197  
 was recovered from a crash in the late 1940s, and it died in captivity in  2003 Page #198  
told by Dr. Steven Greer about the late White House reporter Sarah McClendo 2003 Page #199  
eir report on the Roswell crash in late 1995. It was titled "The Roswell Re 2003 Page #201  
curred across the planet since the late 1940s; and which will hopefully lea 2004 Page #4  
shes in the formative years of the late 1940s and early 1950s. But if UFOs  2004 Page #4  
ncing Moon Dust) revealed that: On late afternoon [8 August 1979] the Embas 2004 Page #10  
nding crashed-UFO incidents in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Of the many  2004 Page #14  
lity that flew over America in the late 1800s. 30                           2004 Page #33  
avel parking lot, deserted at this late hour. Laurie Wickens slowed down an 2004 Page #35  
ed it three times: UFO. But he was late in his assessment of the situation. 2004 Page #41  
n after nearly 30 years, but 1 did late in 1997 and interviewed him shortly 2004 Page #44  
bins On three successive nights in late December 1980, England's rural Suff 2004 Page #46  
 from active military service, the late Admiral Lord Peter Hill-Norton serv 2004 Page #53  
atter for the U.S. Air Force... In late January 1998 I was contacted by Lor 2004 Page #54  
ghting of December 27-28, 1980. In late January 1998 I received a call from 2004 Page #55  
tree line towards Woodbridge base. Late in the shift, Bob Sliwowski, a frie 2004 Page #55  
cretary of Defense, established in late July 1947. The Research and Develop 2004 Page #63  
 microwave radar stations began in late 1947. The primary one near Los Alam 2004 Page #71  
, astronaut Edgar Mitchell and the late Dr. Robert Sarbacher as well as Lt. 2004 Page #132  
in 1994. However, according to her late brother Bill Brazel, she was not ev 2004 Page #138  
d of course the rancher's son, the late Bill Brazel, who recounted that his 2004 Page #138  
g home to wake up his wife and son late at night in order to show them bals 2004 Page #142  
Poppy" Henderson also waited until late in life to reveal the story to his  2004 Page #144  
se you don't like the message. The late Lt. Colonel Corso, who once gave cr 2004 Page #146  
ed in many scientific leaps of the late 1900s. You may not have found an ob 2004 Page #146  
ident? As I stated previously, the late Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona  2004 Page #146  
 up during the purge trials in the late 1930's, where it was to play a sini 2004 Page #153  
w Project UFO for two years in the late 1970s. Emenegger described the init 2004 Page #182  
ed with a live alicn captured in a late 1940s UFO crash. The alien died in  2004 Page #195  
ve reporter, Frank Scully — in the late 1940s and early 1950s, by two prove 2004 Page #215  
O phenomenon and New Mexico in the late 1940s.7 But it is Ramsey who has do 2004 Page #215  
news in California probably in the late morning of the 8th of July until sh 2004 Page #237  
ng began in the early 40s, not the late SO's ~· REFERENCE SOURCES ■ Brinkma 2005 Page #12  
claimed that a close relative, the late Mr. Holly, who had served in the to 2005 Page #44  
 out in the Utah dn-lakebed in the late spring of 1953, and that it was rel 2005 Page #65  
by Leonard Stringfield. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, Stringfield  2005 Page #78  
re are several statements from the late U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater. In ad 2005 Page #79  
pse of the Soviet Union during the late 1980s and early 1990s led co the re 2005 Page #84  
ware of it. The Einstein Affair In late December 1940, Reich sent a careful 2005 Page #91  
co the copic of UFO crashes is the late June Kaba. Born as June Crain, she  2005 Page #131  
ho he purchased a rare clip of the late Eh-is, Live on stage. The elderly m 2005 Page #145  
veral hundred feet. It was getting late, so we backtracked. It was dark whe 2005 Page #155  
craft, as well as others. Even the late Lawrence D. Bell said that they wer 2005 Page #172  
space and software compani es. The late Ben R. Rich, a UCLA School of Engin 2005 Page #175  
ous countries. Stone began, in the late 1970's to use Freedom of Informatio 2006 Page #17  
rievals. • Limited attention (till late 70s) on cover-up. • "Scientific Ufo 2006 Page #25  
ludes theme of crash retrievals. • Late 70s and 1980s: Collects scores of f 2006 Page #25  
an trucked directly to Area 51. By late afternoon, two C-124 transports wer 2006 Page #75  
 removed from [the] crash scene by late afternoon on 25 May." The writer fu 2006 Page #76  
drone's low-speed aerodynamics. In late September 1967, technicians readied 2006 Page #78  
clandestine "black" program in the late 1970s, tested at Area 51, and deplo 2006 Page #81  
e. In the military research of the late 1940's weapons of mass destruction  2006 Page #105  
n Bolivian Fever was discovered in late 1960s, an expert was sent from Ft.  2006 Page #108  
es well to consider that after the late Howard Temin, working independently 2006 Page #112  
ological warfare. And it all began late at night on the dark slopes of a ha 2006 Page #119  
accident at Greenham Common in the late 1950s in which radiation leaked fro 2006 Page #126  
own and bodies too — either in the late 1970s or the early 1980s. "I do rem 2006 Page #127  
stated that while his brother, the late Graham Birdsall, believed that Dodd 2006 Page #128  
he U.S. Air Force reveals: "In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the 67th Aer 2006 Page #132  
 Retrieval Conference Notably, the late British Admiral of the Fleet, Lord  2006 Page #133  
n unidentified aerial discs in the late 1940s to early 1950s, until the dis 2006 Page #139  
ragraph 5 continued: "From 1949 to late 1950, there have been several crash 2006 Page #141  
re in the American military in the late 1960s. SLIDE # 12 — RADCOM Army Pat 2006 Page #142  
n old game that was popular in the late 1980s where you had a ball that was 2006 Page #152  
ECHNOLOGY AND WE ACTIVELY FROM THE LATE 1940S ONWARD TRIED TO BRING DOWN TH 2006 Page #155  
h near Roswell, New Mexico, in the late 1940s. Videotape Segment 2: "It was 2006 Page #160  
nge at 20,000 ft elevation. By the late 1940's there were radar sets capabl 2006 Page #170  
in the 1960's but it closed in the late 1970's. CUFOS, founded in the early 2006 Page #175  
this. The FBI made a search in the late 1980's for any organization or pers 2006 Page #177  
Command, was not established until late 1953 and it was located in Alaska a 2006 Page #178  
en more uncertain: sometime in the late 1970's or early 80's? Well, I'd hea 2006 Page #180  
ws media became a big story in the late 1970s. fb, NTXJC!S tros! ~ le.IS ~\ 2007 Page #12  
me exposed for a brief time in the late 1970s. Articles appeared in the Col 2007 Page #12  
               Sig -Michelson, the late cljrector of CBS TV news, is quoted 2007 Page #13  
ther simple yet powerful layout, a late model hand held communication devic 2007 Page #71  
 financed Avro's saucer program in late 1954. Trus allowed the Air Force to 2007 Page #111  
e: It was in the summer. It was in late summer and I can remember because t 2007 Page #121  
Nullarbor Plains of Australia. One late evening, the engineers of the Austr 2007 Page #130  
lly arrived but it was three hours late for no apparent reason. The enginee 2007 Page #130  
ried to reach it but they were too late and it was too dark. They decided t 2007 Page #130  
 Dust concerns none other than the late Hollywood legend, Marilyn Monroe. I 2007 Page #134  
me from the New Mexico area in the late forties. Kilgallen said that if the 2007 Page #135  
ional Reconnaissance Office in the late 1970s. Accordin g to Riggs, just be 2007 Page #138  
erest in the Ararat Anomaly in the late 1960s. Riggs states that hjs father 2007 Page #138  
t," covertly "dropped" in the area late one night, and who "found their way 2007 Page #138  
"leaked" document that surfaced in late 2006 to me and ::,, ' Ryan \X/ood - 2007 Page #143  
tient, the doctor was driving home late at rught on a deserted country road 2007 Page #156  
y was well behind the level of the late 1950s. The mystery of the Ubatuba f 2007 Page #195  
ly was enjoying a beautiful summer late afternoon when they suddenly saw a  2007 Page #196  
y power projection. Similarly, the late political scientist, Hans Morgentha 2008 Page #24  
 Imperial Iranian Air Force during late 1976 [ ... ] Until 0030 on a clear  2008 Page #31  
rd. National Security in the Woods Late in December 1980, a series of almos 2008 Page #31  
 begun by the U.S. military in the late l 940s-namely, to forever deny to t 2008 Page #32  
yone is in agreement, however. The late Lord Hill-Norton, former Chief of t 2008 Page #32  
Nick Pope Copyright 2008 Nick Pope Late in 2007 the UK Ministry of Defense  2008 Page #61  
ves range from February 1942 to as late as a note written by one of the sou 2008 Page #105  
ity that our atmosph eric tests of late could have influenced the arrival o 2008 Page #114  
 the darker side of Nazism. By the late 1930s, Lee was being paid $25,000 a 2008 Page #127  
l' relationships that continued as late as 1951." The newly-released docume 2008 Page #129  
 a group created in Britain in the late 1990s. The reach and power of such  2008 Page #144  
OIA Fight -Bennew1tz ■ Sightings m late 1982 ■ World Sightings early 19C:1  2008 Page #163  
orturuaes ■ Politics and Sc:mdal m late 1986 ■ .AJTL'lzing Encounter Over A 2008 Page #164  
ew Mexico and the southwest in the late 40s to early 50s. Dr. Lincoln La Pa 2009 Page #9  
 heart of New Mexico desert in the late 40s and deep in discussion on the s 2009 Page #9  
fact that he denied being involved late in life is not particularly relevan 2009 Page #13  
ure made by Marshall Melinowsky in late 1961 during the 22nd Party Congress 2009 Page #17  
e the danger now, before it is too late. What is at stake is not only the p 2009 Page #21  
k of recognition . Previously , in late August 1967, another UFO researcher 2009 Page #32  
 access to classified UFO files in late 1961, less than two years later Ken 2009 Page #40  
claimed that a close relative, the late Mr. Holly, who had served in the to 2009 Page #50  
rum claimed to have encountered in late 1952 very near to Kingman : "They w 2009 Page #55  
he related this anecdote about the late night dictation and the praise from 2009 Page #93  
... , USS. Franklin D. Roosevelt , Late 1958 Gllmo Cuba 104 JUl"".•6~~--~._ 2009 Page #110  
d some of the objects witnessed in late June and early July 1947 have been  2009 Page #178  
periences in Tacoma, Washington in late July and early August of 194 7 also 2009 Page #179  
earch the Maury Island incident in late July 1947, Arnold soon found himsel 2009 Page #179  

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ally to consumers of TV, film, and late-night radio as the stories became p 2003 Page #141  
nference (June 2005), I received a late-night phone call from Mr. Phillips, 2006 Page #180  

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ffrt ar tea aaparta, —rlaara aat a—lateate. It la aaw^atad^ aat taaaral toa 2003 Page #221  

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

pla) ed for many years, wruch I've lately been thinking about. Trus concern 2005 Page #85  

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

side of a host organism a virus is latent and can be present for an indefin 2006 Page #108  
Outside a host organism a virus is latent and can be present for an indefin 2006 Page #112  

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ly. With this intriguing story and later personally meeting Charlette I bec 2003 Page #21  
n creature. This will be discussed later in the paper. Here is part of the  2003 Page #23  
ure) and asked my grandmother at a later time she was at my home fatally il 2003 Page #23  
 this crash event will be examined later. Now let us turn our attention to  2003 Page #24  
om is the fact that just two weeks later Marshall's offices switches from t 2003 Page #26  
e of it again. But about two weeks later, one of the men who had a personal 2003 Page #30  
and shore and take a look. Crisman later claimed that he saw there an enorm 2003 Page #41  
n protection. I took what I was to later call the artifact over to a rock a 2003 Page #45  
d in a plastic bag. A little while later I picked up the tiny sole, below t 2003 Page #49  
rs about 1/16-inch long. These, on later investigation, turned out to be tu 2003 Page #49  
me would become so important years later. Included in the radio broadcast,  2003 Page #54  
y the officials at that scene. The later edition of the Tribune-Review had  2003 Page #55  
object in the sky. She states that later in the evening she began to receiv 2003 Page #59  
rmy and Air Force at the barracks. Later, a decision was made to go back to 2003 Page #59  
t fell into that wash area. A year later (1988) , a tip was received that a 2003 Page #63  
ds." It was broadcast about a week later, but in a censored format. This wa 2003 Page #67  
that the men were looking at. Joel later said to me," I'll tell you what, s 2003 Page #69  
ned drill." About 10 minutes or so later, Don heard very loud screams comin 2003 Page #71  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference later to tell the public what it really  2003 Page #72  
 brokerage firm of Douglas Dillon (later known as Dillon Read). He leaves i 2003 Page #85  
 Frank Knox dies of a heart attack later that year, Roosevelt has Forrestal 2003 Page #86  
12-related document dated two days later (September 19) may shed some light 2003 Page #87  
gue four separate times. Four days later an Eastern Airlines DC-3 nearly co 2003 Page #88  
ent visits Forrestal and four days later he is visited by the new Secretary 2003 Page #90  
he room commences. Several minutes later the seventh floor duty nurse repor 2003 Page #92  
stigation of the tragedy. Two days later (May 25) Josephine Forrestal — who 2003 Page #92  
producer Ray Santilli in 1995, and later released in BBC and Fox television 2003 Page #101  
er President Dwight Eisenhower and later in the Pentagon under General Arth 2003 Page #102  
he metal's production or function. Later the professor did more refined ana 2003 Page #106  
 and left as an "unknown." He said later he learned the material might "tur 2003 Page #110  
eated humans and sent Jesus around later to keep us in line. And it all sta 2003 Page #142  
 of hand, only to reappear seconds later, apparently miles from where they  2003 Page #142  
ed many of the stories which would later make the Ufological rounds. Many 1 2003 Page #143  
y was a common feature. Were these later and wildly popular accounts influe 2003 Page #144  
Bennewitz' original studies? While later researchers seemed comfortable wit 2003 Page #144  
s to their advantage. Fifteen days later, early on the morning of November  2003 Page #145  
e (Phillips) Weapons Lab. Doty was later told that several of the officers  2003 Page #146  
tivities and thinking. Moore would later perform many other services for th 2003 Page #146  
nformation leaked to Bennewitz and later other researchers described a proj 2003 Page #149  
, Oregon, photo in ‘50, leading to later shape check in 1954 s Washington N 2003 Page #170  
Using the high quality copies made later has resulted in a nearly complete  2003 Page #171  
discuss this issued in more detail later, but in the meantime, you could lo 2003 Page #171  
ly. This anomaly will be discussed later. The War Office Logo was used when 2003 Page #172  
" or a toxic spill—whatever sells. Later, we will discuss the point that th 2003 Page #176  
 raised from the rest of the text. Later, I will describe this as a very si 2003 Page #176  
s one of the receiving facilities. Later, we will provide evidence that thi 2003 Page #176  
 address did not occur u ntil much later. In 1954, "N. Mex." was common. Th 2003 Page #183  
hat they are told." I will discuss later other examples which show the impo 2003 Page #191  
neral and imply too much which may later prove embarrassing. However that i 2003 Page #230  
t of both incidents  and briefings later to follow. I\/ -»s ,-ilse tho beli 2003 Page #234  
thorities. Nevertheless, two years later, UFOs were still very much in the  2004 Page #6  
arkings would be helpful. Six days later a communication was transmitted fr 2004 Page #9  
em to be a direct link between the later events and the initial incident of 2004 Page #10  
of approx one-half inch thickness. Later the object was described as "about 2004 Page #10  
 story refused to die. Three years later, I discovered, a seldom-seen accou 2004 Page #13  
t until a man rode by several days later and told the story. "I remember my 2004 Page #29  
ly 15 percent iron. Debunker Klass later wrote, "Subsequent analysis of the 2004 Page #30  
overnment." Case died about a year later. With the headstone and grave meta 2004 Page #31  
ave? To compound the puzzle, years later my wife who was teaching school in 2004 Page #31  
orm Smith's uncle some three years later. The two young men, both 18 years  2004 Page #36  
Part 2: The Search Fifteen minutes later, the two Mounties met at the Gover 2004 Page #38  
      The Shag Harbor UFO Incident later. Both Lawrence and Norman Smith sa 2004 Page #40  
 handling the "Air Desk" in Ottawa later that day had already received a br 2004 Page #40  
al Conference It didn't end there. Later Chris was contacted, once directly 2004 Page #45  
ot to find out why until 18 months later while I was interviewing him. It i 2004 Page #45  
red lights reappeared a short time later in the sky, this time at a 35 degr 2004 Page #45  
he four men returned to base hours later with incomplete memories of their  2004 Page #47  
an honorable discharge five months later and went on to become the first ma 2004 Page #48  
some guys like you got f**ked over later for asking too many questions — I  2004 Page #49  
ed us out and we didn't know until later that he was lost or taken. I think 2004 Page #50  
 for water so why bother? Two days later a close local friend introduced me 2004 Page #52  
It wasn't till almost twenty years later I read on the Web about the sighti 2004 Page #55  
spoke for about an hour. Two weeks later I received a letter delineating hi 2004 Page #55  
rned to work from break three days later, we learned no other flights repor 2004 Page #56  
e impressions. More than ten years later, I received a call from Dock Rhode 2004 Page #56  
uch attention to it. A few minutes later I saw the base fire/rescue trucks  2004 Page #57  
 smaller and disappeared. A minute later the object reappeared in another a 2004 Page #57  
e The O'Reilly Factor— three weeks later in London, I was. The segment runs 2004 Page #58  
 upstate New York almost ten years later. He also gave Budd his mother's ph 2004 Page #58  
crashed, not an alien spacecraft." Later even the Air Force contradicted it 2004 Page #60  
cket crashing to earth two minutes later only six 61                        2004 Page #64  
itude of 30,000 feet." Four months later by November 1944, the Navy's Burea 2004 Page #66  
ed Los Alamos Radar Base (AFS-P8). Later its name changed in the 1950s to T 2004 Page #71  
bama, February 10, 1993 Four years later on February 10, 1993 in Grove Oak, 2004 Page #77  
aboard their ship? It wasn't until later, when I read highly classified mil 2004 Page #78  
s Alamos for observation. All four later died of seizures and profuse bleed 2004 Page #81  
r up what had actually been found. Later in the second Truman term he led t 2004 Page #85  
ple looking for the files. Decades later when Smith's files were placed at  2004 Page #86  
mith called off the landing. Years later I was one of three researchers who 2004 Page #87  
ny more at the present time. Years later Dr. Sarbacher recalled that the in 2004 Page #91  
right Field and I couldn't go. But later on one of the fellows said to me t 2004 Page #92  
ver he stated that the bodies were later moved to a small Air Force Base (L 2004 Page #97  
 and he was asked a question years later to try and get him to elaborate. I 2004 Page #99  
nything? A: Yeah. I think so. In a later interview Armen asked Walker more  2004 Page #99  
glowing when they found it an hour later. The second story that involved bo 2004 Page #102  
ame of Francis Swan (Knowles would later go on to become on of the board me 2004 Page #103  
an, first as a journalist and then later in the fields of intelligence and  2004 Page #108  
onal reports on the same case at a later time. Therefore, every publication 2004 Page #110  
henticate. These will be discussed later. The table does not include six re 2004 Page #115  
ens could have been same ones seen later at WPAFB Slide 8 THREE UNUSUAL REP 2004 Page #116  
hension about impact on religion • Later, cover illegal or unconstitutional 2004 Page #122  
rio. In any case, five years or so later, Don was the recipient in the mail 2004 Page #127  
hese men and what they have to say later. But to begin, let's consider the  2004 Page #133  
s that had undecipherable symbols. Later, we would learn that the rancher's 2004 Page #135  
stern writing. We would also learn later that Marcel's son, Jesse Marcel Jr 2004 Page #135  
wraps. Frank Skully's sources were later discredited as con-men, and they w 2004 Page #136  
 film, Roswell. Randle and Schmitt later revised their timeline for the inc 2004 Page #137  
he writing was pinkish-purple, and later qualified it as being lavender. Je 2004 Page #137  
ld you, boys?" When Colonel Weaver later interviewed Cavitt for the Air For 2004 Page #139  
well incident. About fifteen years later he declared exactly the opposite.  2004 Page #139  
not have fathomed that fifty years later, computers on the desk of every sc 2004 Page #141  
n 1947 had the rank of Colonel but later was a Brigadier General himself, d 2004 Page #142  
o strange, he insisted, that years later when he met up with a counterpart  2004 Page #143  
y inconceivable that several years later, soldiers would have been sent to  2004 Page #143  
crecy. Easley's daughter confirmed later that her father said he had made a 2004 Page #144  
cret police'. . As will be related later, this file survived the Revolution 2004 Page #153  
and others moved to Kapustin Yar • Later in early 1960's a UFO study unit p 2004 Page #158  
attendant equipment at a Podlipki (later Kaliningrad) lab near Moscow. • S. 2004 Page #167  
see, but the teeth cannot chew." • Later analysis showed that the crash mos 2004 Page #167  
d back in Washington a couple days later one of his first meetings was Leo  2004 Page #177  
Book Liaison from 1961 to 1964. He later went on to produce the NBC TV show 2004 Page #182  
h was stationed at the base. Years later on a show called UFO Cover-up...Li 2004 Page #182  
want to talk to these guys?" A day later I think we went down into the bunk 2004 Page #183  
n, but I do know that three months later Casper Weinberger sent a telegram  2004 Page #193  
ing with Richard Doty. A few years later she received an interview with "th 2004 Page #195  
nd his body was found several days later. • His death was ruled an accident 2004 Page #208  
 knew the other, either in 1948 or later in life. Nolan had been working in 2004 Page #216  
an assertion he reiterated decades later when tracked down by Aztec researc 2004 Page #217  
ith an exception that I will cover later, I will focus on Leo Gebauer, who  2004 Page #218  
ificant parts of his file, decades later, on the grounds of national securi 2004 Page #219  
 the Eisenhower administration; he later served as President and Chairman o 2004 Page #224  
velop the photos. Less than 1 hour later, Gen. Ramey personally appeared on 2004 Page #230  
s not undertaken lightly! Andrew's later more thorough results firmed up th 2004 Page #234  
y 8th 1947, but possibly some time later that day. Though all the UTA negat 2004 Page #234  
y was handwritten, this possibly a later addition. It seems the negatives m 2004 Page #235  
ion to the envelope notes when the later arrival was filed together with th 2004 Page #235  
es could have been taken some time later is to be seen in the Marcel images 2004 Page #235  
ed out not by AP, but via INP much later that night and by the coding on th 2004 Page #237  
 have arrived at the Star Telegram later that evening by just such an arran 2004 Page #238  
gram property and as such be filed later in the archives joining the other  2004 Page #238  
(3:26pm Fort Worth) AP wire story. Later that afternoon, probably because o 2004 Page #238  
red the "disc," and again sometime later Newton was put forward as photo-fo 2004 Page #238  
father declined. A couple of years later Mac's son, Bill Brazel, showed som 2004 Page #240  
tested and concluded to be 1962 or later ink by Speckin Forensic Laboratori 2004 Page #245  
e with a felt tip pen with 1962 or later ink. Potentially the most unusual  2004 Page #246  
allow. Please submit your views no later than October. Your action in this  2004 Page #251  
told to evacuate the area. An hour later, a creature was spotted. It was ca 2005 Page #31  
ags with somethin g moving inside. Later that day, around 3 p.m., the young 2005 Page #31  
were, the three witnesses ran off. Later, as they were interviewed by resea 2005 Page #31  
ash Retrieval Case "Nearly a month later, on May 19 at 7 p.m., Hildo Gardin 2005 Page #35  
 when a TV reporter approached him later, the general refused to giYe an in 2005 Page #35  
he still wouldn't give in to them. Later on, seeing that it was useless to  2005 Page #36  
trict of Jarclim Andere a few days later Qanuary 20). Perhaps they were inf 2005 Page #37  
that investigaror Ra~ Fowler would later refer ro as "Fritz \'(!erner") who 2005 Page #39  
positions at Wright-Patterson, and later at a , ariery of civilian companie 2005 Page #41  
I asked that he standby for a chat later. When tl1e crowd finally disassemb 2005 Page #43  
 about flying saucers. However, in later years when he asked for more detai 2005 Page #44  
not want to put onto paper. A week later he was killed. 42                  2005 Page #44  
 UNESCO, Biosphere Forry-one years later on October 26, 1976, the United Na 2005 Page #54  
 about half my speed." A half hour later Mantell radioed: "It appears to be 2005 Page #64  
ve after 9 /11. Three or four days later, we were here down on the lakebed  2005 Page #66  
ion of this information many years later (in 1983) by Dr. Robert Sarbacher  2005 Page #79  
ified above Top Secret." Six years later, Goldwater wrote in another letter 2005 Page #80  
hnologica.l "freebie"? Eight years later, in 1993, Rich spoke at the UCLA S 2005 Page #81  
ied that he could not. Yet, a year later, he confided to Goodall that "we h 2005 Page #82  
ell all until 2025 (about 40 years later!) Another of Goodall's informants, 2005 Page #82  
icist responded by letter six days later, apparently intrigued enough to in 2005 Page #91  
pt its aim, then moved higher, and later sank down below the horizon. Short 2005 Page #96  
ey likely would have met in Tucson later that year, but Douglas had to be h 2005 Page #97  
enbaker. Moise agreed and they met later that day. Present were Captain Hil 2005 Page #98  
ilhelm Reich and UFOs Several days later, the Colonel wrote to the Director 2005 Page #99  
 up with either factor? That Reich later had some illusions l thjnk right,  2005 Page #103  
tating effect in World War II, and later guided surface-to-air missiles (SA 2005 Page #121  
ordinator of Information (OCI) was later renamed the Office of Strategic Se 2005 Page #122  
World War II foreign espionage and later evolved into the Central Intellige 2005 Page #122  
e of Special Investigations .... " Later in 1984-in the odd manner that rar 2005 Page #123  
ing the Los Angeles "air raid" and later UFO recoveries, leading to formati 2005 Page #124  
eaked IPU intelligence assessment, later stamped i\1L\JIC, unveils startlin 2005 Page #125  
 another taken to the hospital. (A later document-Annex A of the 1952 first 2005 Page #126  
' body fluids. Tissue samples were later kept at Ft. Detrick, MD.) Unautho  2005 Page #126  
 ... and put them in the ice box." Later in about 1951 or 1952, an officer  2005 Page #131  
patch seen at a crash site that is later verified as accurate and appropria 2005 Page #136  
an, first as a journalist and then later in the fields of intelligence and  2005 Page #138  
 DUST case from Bolivia, presented later in this book, was gleaned from a F 2005 Page #142  
      Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Philip Mantle Copyright 2005 Phili 2005 Page #145  
xpressed great interest; and, at a later dace, he visited the cameraman at  2005 Page #145  
      Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later thjs fiJm balanced , l felt that T 2005 Page #147  
      Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Photographer of the Year three tim 2005 Page #149  
    • Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later The fiJm is housed in Europe and S 2005 Page #151  
ng that can be commercialized at a later date. \X e've always made it clear 2005 Page #151  
 eye. le was not until three weeks later, on August 6, that the terrified r 2005 Page #153  
he countr). More than four decades later, in the year 2002, they were broug 2005 Page #154  
we shouldn't disturb it." Two days later, at about noon, Seate Policeman Ed 2005 Page #155  
usuall) high percentage of carbon. Later, we cut some samples and polished  2005 Page #158  
on the UFO cover up. I met Charlie later after writing a letter to rum that 2005 Page #163  
evertheless , Charlie contacted me later through our local l\ilUFON group.  2005 Page #164  
y nothing in public until 25 years later despite the obviously great improv 2006 Page #8  
t its public emergence forty years later would be the product of a modern h 2006 Page #15  
eld interviews Marcel a few months later. Army Finds 'Flying Saucer' Genet. 2006 Page #26  
 expand on that?" -No, I can't.' • Later says. 'Nye have things in the Neva 2006 Page #27  
e to shoot first and ask questions later. Loss of planetary control or exte 2006 Page #68  
 illustrated parts handbook, I was later able to identify these as elements 2006 Page #76  
d away from the B-52. Five seconds later, the rocket engine ignited (Fig. 6 2006 Page #79  
craft disintegrated. Investigators later surmised that the pilot, who earli 2006 Page #82  
nd treasure hunters. Several years later, F-117A Flight Test director Richa 2006 Page #85  
ing saucer." More than forty years later, I discovered this long forgotten  2006 Page #89  
s" and the "Braxton Monster," then later the "Flatwoods Monster" and the "B 2006 Page #91  
inues to be shown over fifty years later. I began to study this case more i 2006 Page #91  
ds, West Virginia about 30 minutes later. I also tracked two other flaming  2006 Page #97  
s Alamos for observation. All four later died of seizures and profuse bleed 2006 Page #104  
 into the outside literature years later. This might explain why the search 2006 Page #105  
logical weapons program. Gorbachev later 'officially' cancels the program.  2006 Page #108  
hey are carrying anthrax. They are later cleared. • March 1998: United Stat 2006 Page #108  
Four Corners more than forty years later. Remember that outside of a host o 2006 Page #108  
rrhagic Fever unknown at the time. Later when Bolivian Fever was discovered 2006 Page #108  
of histological contact with EBE • Later displays 'radiation' burns on arms 2006 Page #109  
 disclosed that from 1991-1994 and later, patients ranging in age from twel 2006 Page #109  
elatives; (he expired mere minutes later, DOA after heroic resuscitative at 2006 Page #110  
nized. 27 Hantavirus patients were later identified from Florida to Oregon, 2006 Page #111  
oth huge that year • The epidemic (later identified as Hantavirus) might ha 2006 Page #112  
portedly found. (6) And only hours later, an unusual aerial object was seen 2006 Page #120  
t by light snowfall." (8) Two days later, it was stated in the local press  2006 Page #121  
t short notice." Twenty-four hours later, the unit was directed to make its 2006 Page #122  
iver the boxes." A number of hours later, they reached Porton Down and the  2006 Page #122  
rescott had to say next: "Sometime later we joined up with the other elemen 2006 Page #123  
ical Research Department. A decade later, the biological warfare research o 2006 Page #123  
and Research Agency, and six years later DERA split into two organizations: 2006 Page #123  
bomb on board HMS Antelope. He was later awarded a posthumous Conspicuous G 2006 Page #128  
o we put him near our caravan. But later in the night he started rocking th 2006 Page #128  
east as far back as 1976; and were later elaborated upon in the early 1980s 2006 Page #129  
iles from the first. A few minutes later an additional report stated that t 2006 Page #134  
tes and loaded on flat bed trucks. Later flights confirmed that the convoy  2006 Page #134  
hen called by insiders. Five years later in 1952, MJ-12 assembled its First 2006 Page #140  
y named for the predatory bird but later the name was turned into an acrony 2006 Page #143  
d his missiles were armed. Seconds later, the wingman screamed to the groun 2006 Page #143  
R ENERGY...? Yeah, I called him up later on another line, but we were told  2006 Page #148  
that it was an exercise until days later. Then they said, 'Just forget it — 2006 Page #150  
r teeth. Tom said that a few years later he learned that was possible to do 2006 Page #160  
Fine, tell him.' A couple of hours later, Capt. Wood called me into his off 2006 Page #161  
ning of December 6, 1950. Two days later the FBI was informed that the Army 2006 Page #164  
interview done more than ten years later with Mr. Acheson. It differs sligh 2006 Page #166  
 tried to sooth him. A few minutes later Lovett calmly called back. The rad 2006 Page #168  
gland and bgond. But about an hour later -- while I was meeting with (Cleme 2006 Page #168  
 of the State of Maine at mid-day. Later, a spokesman for the Air Force sta 2006 Page #169  
kle's memorandum, about 10 minutes later (10:40 AM) the objects were "in th 2006 Page #171  
FB at Limestone. Then, ten minutes later the objects were "in the vicinity  2006 Page #172  
d but, when writing about it years later, they could not recall or could no 2006 Page #173  
saucers were real because two days later the Army's Counter Intelligence Co 2006 Page #173  
According to Willingham, some time later he took the metal to the Marine Co 2006 Page #176  
eturned for the results a few days later he was told there was no such pers 2006 Page #176  
 was no such person working there. Later he was told never to talk about th 2006 Page #176  
her the date or location. During a later interview he decided that the loca 2006 Page #176  
 in a confidential way a day or so later (i.e., Dec. 8). Whether the Air Fo 2006 Page #179  
ll check a few things and call you later,"34 says "Space Defense." There ap 2006 Page #185  
und. Officer in Charge Rich Rogala later tells the local daily newspaper (T 2006 Page #185  
 sample of the red dirt or film is later sent to the University of Washingt 2006 Page #187  
                                   Later that day, members of the expeditio 2006 Page #188  
ich the two divers had located and later described in detail had completely 2006 Page #190  
-12, and crop circles. Bigelow was later to fund many of these organization 2006 Page #196  
as David Jacobs and Dr. John Mack. Later the Foundation heard that Prof. Jo 2006 Page #198  
ation to test their effectiveness. Later we went to Sedan Crater which was  2006 Page #199  
and fascinating yet unsettling. In later years I was again offered the oppo 2006 Page #199  
oise and no static on their radio. Later, they had another sighting of seve 2006 Page #200  
tain. Robert Bigelow and NIDS were later to buy a similar ranch in Utah tha 2006 Page #200  
 the meeting was George Knapp and, later, Linda Howe joined the project. Th 2006 Page #203  
vid and I were married in 1997 and later divorced. We remain good friends.  2006 Page #208  
the Columbia Journalism Review and later in Rolling Stone. EventuaUy, even  2007 Page #12  
'll come back to the wire services later in conneccion with UFO events. ·-- 2007 Page #13  
and purchases Ne1v York lnq11irer (later renamed National Enquirer) from He 2007 Page #26  
 to orbit in ten years? ■ SO books later ... ■ Amazing! They are clearly ET 2007 Page #42  
ring an alien secretion at the bar later this evenjng? This ad had fairly w 2007 Page #65  
t of Johns Hopkins University, and later, president of Rockefeller Universi 2007 Page #75  
time. They just started chat in my later years at secondar y school. M\XI:  2007 Page #80  
school. We then did modern history later on but 1 found it incredibl y bori 2007 Page #80  
een into these sites and warn chem later on that they had a security hole w 2007 Page #89  
ls of who you were? GM: Oh god no. Later on when Afghanistan happened, I st 2007 Page #89  
ell AFB (Fort \Xlorth Texas), than later transferred to James Connolly AFB  2007 Page #99  
as officially terminated. Jack was later told that "Noborfy ,viii ever see  2007 Page #110  
Miethe was sent to Fort Bliss, and later worked at Wright Patterson AFB. Ev 2007 Page #111  
sily. Thjs "ski slope" feature was later incorporated into the designs of B 2007 Page #114  
anything. AJJ of sudden a few days later, they brought my dad co us. He dad 2007 Page #122  
inally published a story two weeks later? Joe: It was about two weeks later 2007 Page #126  
later? Joe: It was about two weeks later, the Carbon Co1111(y J,Je1JJs, wen 2007 Page #126  
ieces scattered around. Some hours later a team of Hellenic Air Force perso 2007 Page #129  
n the sky above Sylacauga. Moments later a black object, six inches in diam 2007 Page #133  
mmediately to ATIC. An hour or two later the object was labeled a meteorite 2007 Page #133  
making a planned visit to the U.S. later that month. 1 f the idea of one of 2007 Page #137  
ar Hoover, the events of four days later certainly were. lt was on August 1 2007 Page #137  
eless, documents reveal, two years later Moon Dust was still deeply implica 2007 Page #140  
arkings would be helpful. Six days later a communication was transmitted fr 2007 Page #142  
ording memory - something that was later corrected, however. Indeed, the id 2007 Page #143  
ld ·where a slaughtered animal was later found." Those shiny, glowing discs 2007 Page #146  
oman AFB near Alamogordo. One year later on July 1, 1971, ~rtla~~ merged wi 2007 Page #162  
lw---. butnono_...-. "A short time later, a housewife noticed from her kitc 2007 Page #165  
n the Coyote Canyon area. Sometime later, three witnessed the Light take of 2007 Page #176  
Complaint states that three nights later on August 11, 1980, a Sanclia Secu 2007 Page #176  
o recover the remains of what many later believed was an extraterrestrial a 2007 Page #186  
 totally destroyed . A few moments later, however, the routine recovery of  2007 Page #186  
 suggested otherwise. A short time later, the Mexican military convoy was t 2007 Page #187  
e an abandoned water well that was later used as a place to dump auto parts 2007 Page #189  
ackened skull of a human being. He later found out from an elderly gentlema 2007 Page #190  
he incident so impressed him that, later in life, he made it a practice to  2007 Page #191  
e one that crashed nearby one year later. Also similar were the three discs 2007 Page #191  
ed or ejected by the object, which later solidified upon contact with the g 2007 Page #193  
ere retrieved by the witnesses and later subjected to open scientific analy 2007 Page #201  
........... 59 Tunguska: 100 Years Later Nick Redfern ..................... 2008 Page #5  
 to be desired. Investigators were later sent to Utah twice where there was 2008 Page #7  
ghtings only." About fifty minutes later, just after midnight the command p 2008 Page #9  
ah. A Captain Shields [more on him later] of the 733 Troop Carrier Squadron 2008 Page #9  
having a more yellow color to it." Later in that same report, Shields said, 2008 Page #10  
sn't even a little crazy. And days later a candidate running for president  2008 Page #14  
 big hydrogen space bomb test held later in the Pacific hundreds of miles h 2008 Page #16  
iles were duly armed. Only moments later, however , the wingman "screamed"  2008 Page #29  
 been sighted on the ground[ ... ] Later in the night a red sun-like light  2008 Page #32  
a and dizziness ; and at least two later died of a "flesh-eating virus-kind 2008 Page #37  
White added that about four months later she spoke with a man named Kerry B 2008 Page #45  
dn't talk about ever again. A week later on May 13, 1987, l spoke with his  2008 Page #52  
ednesday, November 27 or 28, 1979) later he was offduty with his family on  2008 Page #55  
     SLIDE# 4 SLIDE# 5 Seven years later in 1958, RAF Bentwaters and RAF Wo 2008 Page #72  
                         SLIDE# 16 Later on, Airman Burroughs submitted a h 2008 Page #79  
h. It landed!" Jim Penniston would later say in interviews that after a cal 2008 Page #80  
nimals making a lot of noises." In later interviews, Burroughs would say: " 2008 Page #80  
ncounter with what Penniston would later describe in interviews as: SLIDE#  2008 Page #81  
                        Two nights later on December 28, 1980, after midnig 2008 Page #84  
remember what happened except that later Bustinza told him "the lights push 2008 Page #84  
hed me to the ground." Eight Years Later in 1988 Hypnosis # I -John Burrowi 2008 Page #84  
the life form." Twenty-Eight Years Later in October 2008 Hypnosi s # 2 -Joh 2008 Page #89  
s written in 1949. Now sixty years later, modem quantum physicists talk abo 2008 Page #95  
 reverberating nearly thirty years later in 2008 with so much power that Jo 2008 Page #96  
awn sky. Approximately ten minutes later, the sighting was followed by the  2008 Page #97  
hways , and it damaged some crops. Later we saw that many windows were shat 2008 Page #100  
 as its central theme. Eight years later, Astronauts was adapted into a mov 2008 Page #102  
Russian time-travelers . Two years later, Bruce Sterling and Rudy Rucker's  2008 Page #102  
he "Burned Memo" will be discussed later. In June of 1996 Tim Cooper opened 2008 Page #105  
te, and Parhelion, to be mentioned later also. Other documents suggest that 2008 Page #109  
memo ■ Mclean, Virginia postmark ■ Later correlated with CIA Zip ■All pages 2008 Page #120  
 deeds of individual fascists were later condemned, but the practice of eco 2008 Page #124  
the early days of the Bolsheviks , later wrote, "In private interviews , I  2008 Page #125  
llivan and Cromwell. Allen Dulles (later of the Office of Strategic Service 2008 Page #126  
 gutted by fire. Less than a month later, on March 24, 1933, after Hitler p 2008 Page #128  
major wartime conferences. Averell later became Ambassador to London, U.S.  2008 Page #129  
alesman for William A. Read & Co., later to become Dillon, Read & Co. After 2008 Page #131  
 along with Dr. Edward Condon, who later debunked UFOs in a major UFO study 2008 Page #133  
ary of the Army in 1949 and a year later was named a special assistant on n 2008 Page #133  
ost to his political career in the later 1940s by befriending a Nazi named  2008 Page #141  
of 1947. Furthermore , a few years later Teller and Luis Alvarez (of the CI 2009 Page #9  
roach to the problem. Thirty years later we find ourselves no better the wi 2009 Page #15  
rnold was hired to investigate it. Later, the Air Force itself sent in two  2009 Page #29  
away logs in a harbor patrol boat, later claimed it was all a hoax. This wa 2009 Page #30  
lumber salvaging business. Crisman later went out on his own, to make sure  2009 Page #31  
its technical advisers, Mark Felt, later confessed to be the "Deep Throat"  2009 Page #32  
ed the TFX tactical fighter, which later became the F-111 and was sold to t 2009 Page #33  
m. EO 10920 helps substantiate his later June 28, 1961 National Security Me 2009 Page #38  
perations by MJ-12. As I will show later through a leaked "Burned Document, 2009 Page #38  
allow. Please submit your views no later than October. Your action to this  2009 Page #39  
 in late 1961, less than two years later Kennedy would embark on a course o 2009 Page #40  
im report on the data review 24 no later than February I, 1964. It's import 2009 Page #41  
ation directive. The directive was later implemented by Angleton in respons 2009 Page #42  
th blood.36 The codeword "wet" was later adopted by the Soviet KGB and othe 2009 Page #43  
respected researcher , Ray Fowler, later spoke with the witness who prepare 2009 Page #49  
 about flying saucers. However, in later years when he asked for more detai 2009 Page #51  
E' phraseology was not used in any later discussions. They also had names m 2009 Page #52  
 those involved. All entities were later taken to Facility X for medical tr 2009 Page #53  
an hopefully be expanded upon at a later date. Truman Bethurum: A Contactee 2009 Page #54  
-shaped craft that he sketched and later touched. Before we hear his descri 2009 Page #61  
on Shift Commander Lt. Fred Buran. Later, both talked to Deputy Base Comman 2009 Page #68  
ildenhall, England. But four years later in 1984, Col. Halt was promoted to 2009 Page #68  
 RAF Bentwaters Base Commander and later also served as Base Commander at K 2009 Page #68  
ander at Kunsan Air Base in Korea. Later, he was Director of the Inspection 2009 Page #68  
ia Weslyan College in 1962. A year later on February 7, 1963, he enlisted i 2009 Page #68  
 in the sky over there (WSA) and I later learned that there were some techn 2009 Page #70  
BILITY PROBLEM . BUT NOW, 30 YEARS LATER IN THE SUMMER OF 2009, YOU ARE GOI 2009 Page #74  
 dimension. I thought of that at a later point, but it was beyond anything  2009 Page #75  
 December 26, 1980, and two nights later on December 28, when Col. Halt was 2009 Page #76  
forest, in military interrogations later on, or both. The results have been 2009 Page #77  
to Adrian on the phone a few years later, he said that yes, the light appea 2009 Page #80  
d not end on the 28th. Twelve days later on January 9, 1981, Col. Halt was  2009 Page #80  
hey all came back about 45 minutes later and gave no indication that they s 2009 Page #82  
EN YET? Yeah, here we are 30 years later. We still have no clear answers ab 2009 Page #85  
yton, Ohio. She was I 8 years old. Later she married one of the enlisted me 2009 Page #87  
t was interrupted by pregnancy and later illness, she was steadily promoted 2009 Page #87  
t 4 ft. tall. They were not human. Later that same morning a courier was se 2009 Page #90  
hey were also tears of regret. She later added she was offered a position i 2009 Page #93  
 with what she told me seven years later. During our conversations she coul 2009 Page #95  
 off, only to return a few minutes later and hover over the park. A door or 2009 Page #135  
luded in the documentary. One year later Lotosev and his investigators' boo 2009 Page #137  
aff members there and half an hour later I was doing just that. The reporte 2009 Page #138  
rof. T. D. J Leech of New Zealand. Later dispatches mentioned a Prof. J. M  2009 Page #160  
obscure Pacific island in 1943 and later in New Zealand. The Lo'vvell Sun h 2009 Page #161  
t on an obscure Pacific island and later in New Zealand. 6. The U. S. Navy  2009 Page #161  
of Islands and Whangaroa. This was later abandoned . It was originally inte 2009 Page #165  
 list of King George VJ in London. Later a dispatch quoted Leech as saying  2009 Page #167  
se in aerodynamics that led to the later speculation that the weapon may be 2009 Page #168  
obscure Pacific island in 1943 and later in New Zealand. Not true. The proj 2009 Page #169  
, all were pessimistic." "Somewhat later, Dr. Mardsen discussed the problem 2009 Page #170  
l Report was Leech of New Zealand. Later classified SECRET, not TOP SECRET. 2009 Page #171  
 and his account was confirn1ed by later released FBI memos. However, that  2009 Page #179  

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where a slaughtered filll!!lal was later_folli!g_. " ... And at least one f 2007 Page #146  

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ped Like a uain car," he would say laterwith four lights around it. Stacie  2005 Page #37  

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e AM radio band trying to find the latest news broadcasts from various stat 2003 Page #54  
acks in Greensburg to find out the latest information on the incident. He w 2003 Page #59  
ther factors are at play." For the latest updates on the Kecksburg investig 2003 Page #66  
ng • Top R&D group testing all the latest finds from Soviet aircraft to ali 2003 Page #160  
laims of fakery and telling you my latest thinking. Slide 3. We begin with  2003 Page #169  
o say that I de net know what this latest report vont:eine, however, I will 2004 Page #18  
for so many years. As a result, my latest UFO documentary project had becom 2004 Page #215  
 aspects of the Roswell event: the latest "read" on the memorandum held by  2004 Page #226  
idence for it being a hoax. In his latest edition of Top Secret! Majic, Sta 2006 Page #15  
ainment. If you wanted to hear the latest gossip, the general store was the 2006 Page #92  
as silent as possible, install the latest in laser cutting tools, anestheti 2006 Page #116  
ing issues: John will describe the latest information from the most recent  2009 Page #77  
 read: "Radiation May be Factor in Latest Secret Weapon" There is one clue  2009 Page #157  
tcn them. Well, aJmost everybody . Latest report having_ to do with 1 the a 2009 Page #177  
-· -. . Radiation May Be Factor In Latest Secret ll' eapon ATLANTIC CIT"l.  2009 Page #182  

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hat we are dealing with rubber and latex and not flesh and blood. Again, ou 2005 Page #149  

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 from the sky. The paper quotes a "Latin" correspondent's story from the Ar 2004 Page #7  
rphology. 2. Virus means poison in Latin, and is a microscopic particle whi 2006 Page #113  
 1-llnrb, Mexico Client: Sony Valo Latin America Product: Valo Tx Motebook  2007 Page #66  
 from the sky. The paper quotes a "Latin: correspondent's story from the Ar 2007 Page #141  
investigators-I quit too soon. The Latin root of investigation is investiga 2008 Page #55  
Department , especially concerning Latin American affairs. Just before the  2008 Page #134  

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it to the site. It was then that a Latino Sergeant named Avila arrived at t 2005 Page #156  

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 11/12/88 Brod $019,,,,. a ;Li, Q, latro: roa, Mark MO: air stipse sets net 2006 Page #30  

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chnology Division at Wright Field, latter became the base commander “We hea 2003 Page #16  
threat is from unfriendly powers o Latter is main thrust for high priority  2003 Page #174  
icki was there with Laurie and the latter was pointing outward, toward the  2004 Page #37  
her has clammed up completely, the latter being one of the witnesses who wa 2004 Page #43  
ated), Los Alamos, or Area 51. The latter two sites are surrounded by much  2004 Page #129  
 RV Answer: He died several months latter of Lymphoma Cancer • Twist — Why  2004 Page #208  
signed by "Ben" written in 1977 or latter ink. The handwritten paragraph be 2004 Page #246  
d to mystify the concept while the latter mechanized it. The size of the ac 2005 Page #90  
 n? Personally, 1 subscribe to the latter. For the record, Martin establish 2005 Page #98  
 some of which changed just months latter. The manual's reference to a "UFO 2005 Page #129  
noticed through San Antonio in the latter part of August 1945 on a secret a 2005 Page #153  
in other documents, which mean the latter ones were also phony. I have been 2006 Page #13  
ect because of an engine fire. The latter incident occurred just west of Bo 2006 Page #87  
effects of viruses and prions--the latter the apparent source of deadly "ma 2006 Page #101  
? Andy Roberts firmly believes the latter theory to be the correct one. He  2006 Page #121  
 UFO research group founded in the latter half of the 1950's. It was the la 2006 Page #175  
 was active in UFO research in the latter 1970's. He told me that he first  2006 Page #176  
ary. And it is with respect to the latter book that we have to turn our att 2007 Page #132  
s father was given access to these latter photographs for analysis some tim 2007 Page #138  
it seems that with respect to this latter question , a decision to massivel 2008 Page #26  
The Coming of the Fireballs In the latter part of the I 940s-and particular 2008 Page #26  
                       And on this latter point, it is w01ih noting that wh 2008 Page #38  
ir officers. Robbie was one of the latter. In 1979 there were no 91 I call  2008 Page #44  
ld Today. I appeared twice on this latter show, once giving a conventional  2008 Page #65  
               Tunguska: 100 Years Latter Nick Redfern Copyright 2008 Nick  2008 Page #97  
phasizes the quantity of arms, the latter their quality and particularly th 2009 Page #21  
free to choose their careers, this latter argument is less valid. Actually  2009 Page #21  
 had passed before exiting. It was latter [sic] assumed that they were comm 2009 Page #53  
e as poison war gases. Most of the latter are not gases, but fine dusts or  2009 Page #158  
second Bikini atom bomb trial. The latter was unable to accept the invitati 2009 Page #166  
second Bikini atom bomb trial. The latter was unable to accept the invitati 2009 Page #172  
nown· :i:os5:bility of concentrat• latter are nol ga.C.S. bul !inc dusts In 2009 Page #182  
e us poif-ion ga~es. Mo.o;t oi the latter Rre-nrt gase:--, but fine du~ts o 2009 Page #184