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:
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z numbers misc
"r#4" "r&cg^^ft'" "r&d" "r&r" "r'" "r'i"
"r'l" "r'lo" "r-" "r--" "r---" "r----•--•••-r•" "r--1c" "r--arocnd"
"r--•·" "r--••" "r-1" "r-10" "r-11ed" "r-7" "r-" "r-_"
"r-h1lnrd" "r-l" "r-la•" "r-p--" "r-pr-·" "r-r" "r-rrr" "r-rt"
"r-t" "r-~" "r0po" "r1" "r1$" "r1''-•" "r11---c" "r1111"
"r11j6" "r11jil~" "r11ln~" "r11r" "r12" "r19" "r1c" "r1chord"
"r1ctc1·" "r1nil" "r1t" "r1•" "r2" "r20" "r28" "r29"
"r36" "r37" "r38" "r4" "r4'nllfp" "r49" "r4" "r5"
"r51" "r62" "r65" "r68" "r7" "r73" "r7o" "r"
"r\dministration" "r\frican" "r\j" "r\l" "r\n" "r\pro" "r\r" "r\rea"
"r\tm" "r^ferepces" "r_" "r_··•" "ra" "ra111111er's" "ra1ght" "ra7"
"ra^ht" "raa^shcdoevraenls" "raaf" "raapcna1bi" "raatflll" "raawmnd" "rabat" "rabid"
"rabies" "rac" "raccoons" "race" "raced" "races" "racillly" "racing"
"racist" "rack" "racket" "raclio" "racm" "rad" "rad-launcbni" "rada"
"radar" "radar's" "radar-absorbent" "radar-evading" "radar-fogging" "radar-guided" "radar-visual" "radars"
"radcom" "radiac" "radiate" "radiated" "radiating" "radiation" "radiator" "radiauon"
"radical" "radically" "radii" "radio" "radio-" "radio-silent" "radioactive" "radioactivity"
"radiobiological" "radioed" "radios" "radium" "radius" "radl-lephone" "raduat" "rae"
"raf" "raft's" "rafters" "ragara" "ragardivcollio" "ragari" "rage" "ragged"
"ragir" "rah4" "rahiag" "rahn" "raid" "raid-" "raid-just" "raiders"
"raiding" "raigorod" "rail" "railbed" "railroad" "railroads" "railway" "railways"
"railyard" "rain" "rainboyd" "raindrops" "rained" "raines" "rainfall" "rainforest"
"rainforests" "rainier" "raining" "rainy" "raise" "raised" "raises" "raising"
"rait" "raj" "rajart" "rajincler" "rajiwt" "rajraaautailwaa" "rake" "rake-off"
"rakes" "raknes" "ral" "raleass" "rally" "raln" "ralph" "ram"
"ram-air" "ramadas" "ramay" "ramblon" "rambutan" "ramey" "ramey's" "rameys"
"ramfire" "ramifications" "ramirez" "ramjet" "ramjet-powered" "rammer" "rammer's" "ramp"
"rampant" "ramsey" "ramsey's" "ramstein" "ran" "ranc" "ranch" "ranched"
"rancher" "rancher's" "ranchers" "ranches" "ranching" "ranciles's" "rancorous" "rand"
"randall" "randle" "randle's" "randles" "randolph" "random" "randomly" "randy"
"raney" "rang" "range" "ranged" "rangeland" "rangelands" "rangeley" "ranger"
"ranges" "ranging" "rani" "rank" "ranked" "ranking" "ranks" "ranoires1"
"ransacked" "ransom" "ransom's" "rant" "raos" "raphael" "raphic" "rapid"
"rapidly" "rapnrta" "rare" "rarefied" "rarely" "rargesa" "rargrarroll" "ras"
"rasees" "rash" "rashes" "rasr" "rass" "rat" "ratan" "rate"
"rated" "raters" "rates" "rather" "rating" "ratio" "rational" "rationale"
"rationales" "ratios" "ratlines" "ratlioactive" "ratortal" "rats" "ratter" "rattle"
"rattled" "rattlesnake" "ratzinger" "rau" "raucar" "raus" "rav" "rave"
"raven" "ravine" "ravmer" "raw" "rawhoe" "ray" "rayarl" "raymond"
"rays" "raytheon" "ray~" "razin" "ra~" "rb'ir" "rb-47h" "rb-ioi"
"rbaps" "rbe" "rbio'" "rc" "rc't" "rc'•" "rca" "rca4"
"rcaf" "rcall'" "rcc" "rccnaet" "rcd" "rce" "rch" "rchers"
"rcll~blc" "rclucl=~" "rcmp" "rcmp's" "rcn" "rcnm" "rcpoat'" "rcpon"
"rcpons" "rcponsible" "rcpor\s" "rcporls" "rcpt" "rcqrtircment" "rcqucs~cd" "rcr"
"rcrall" "rcrnri»" "rcs" "rcscarch" "rcsidcncl" "rcspons" "rcspousise" "rctr-"
"rcu" "rcum" "rcv" "rcv1ov" "rc•" "rc•1c" "rd" "rd\l"
"rdb" "re-" "re-affirmed" "re-aiming" "re-appraisal" "re-conduct" "re-conductin" "re-contacted"
"re-creation" "re-designated" "re-direct" "re-discovered" "re-do" "re-election" "re-emergence" "re-enforce"
"re-enforced" "re-engineered" "re-enlist" "re-enter" "re-entered" "re-entering" "re-entry" "re-establish"
"re-examining" "re-interview" "re-named" "re-politicization" "re-poltt1c1" "re-release" "re-run" "re-telling"
"re-the" "re-writing" "re-written" "re-·" "re1" "re11dcncy" "re1c" "re1n·eval"
"re'•" "re\·oh" "re_ated" "rea" "reabzed" "reach" "reached" "reaches"
"reaching" "reacquainted" "react" "reacted" "reacticn" "reaction" "reactions" "reactivation"
"reactive" "reactor" "reactors" "reacts" "read" "read-in" "readability" "reader"
"readers" "readersrup" "readied" "readily" "readiness" "reading" "readings" "readouts"
"reads" "ready" "reaffirm" "reaffirmed" "reaffirms" "reagan" "reagan's" "reagan-bush"
"reagent" "reagents" "reaily" "reaj" "real" "real-life" "reali'0" "realign"
"realio" "realise" "realised" "realising" "realistic" "realistically" "realit" "realities"
"reality" "realization" "realize" "realized" "realizes" "realizing" "realjy" "reall"
"reall1" "really" "realm" "realms" "ream" "reaponee" "reaponiibiuuea" "reappear"
"reappeared" "reappearing" "reappraisal" "rear" "rearing" "rearrest" "reason" "reasonab"
"reasonabl" "reasonable" "reasonably" "reasoned" "reasoning" "reasoning'" "reasoninr" "reasons"
"reassurance" "reassure" "reassured" "reassuring" "reauy" "rebecca" "rebecca's" "rebellion"
"rebuffed" "rebuild" "rebuilding" "rebuke" "rebuttals" "rebutted" "rebutting" "recaday"
"recajj" "recal" "recaljecl" "recaljed" "recall" "recalled" "recalling" "recalls"
"recant" "recap" "recaued" "reccol" "receetteed" "receflvong" "receipt" "receive"
"received" "receiver" "receivers" "receives" "receiving" "recendy" "recent" "recently"
"recently-deceased" "reception" "receptive" "rechargeable" "rechnolog" "recintly" "recipient" "reciprocate"
"reckless" "reclaim" "reclaimed" "reclil" "recm·ered" "reco" "recoaaendations" "recogni"
"recognition" "recognizable" "recognize" "recognized" "recognizes" "recognize~" "recognizing" "recogruzed"
"recoljection" "recollection" "recollections" "recommend" "recommendation" "recommendations" "recommended" "recommendin"
"recon" "reconcilin" "reconfigured" "reconfirmed" "reconna" "reconnaissance" "reconnoiter" "reconnoitered"
"reconnoitering" "reconsider" "reconstitute" "reconstruct" "reconstruction" "record" "record's" "record-keeping"
"recorded" "recorder" "recorders" "recording" "recordings" "records" "recouection" "recounted"
"recounting" "recounts" "recove" "recovef" "recoveg" "recover" "recoverable" "recovered"
"recoveries" "recovering" "recovers" "recovery" "recreate" "recreated" "recreation" "recreationa"
"recreational" "recreations" "recriminations" "recruit" "recruited" "recruiting" "recruitment" "recruits"
"rectal" "rectangle" "rectangles" "rectangular" "rectify" "rectifying" "rectum" "recumaissance"
"recuperate" "recurring" "recvaluai£" "red" "red-hating" "redact" "redacted" "redacting"
"redaction" "reddish" "reddish-orange" "rededicate" "redefined" "redefining" "redesignated" "redfem"
"redfern" "redfern'" "redfern's" "redil" "redirect" "redirected" "rediscover" "redistribute"
"redmond" "redmond's" "reds" "redstar" "redstarfilm" "redstone" "reduce" "reduced"
"reduced-time" "reducing" "reduction" "reductions" "reeaartai^" "reed" "reeked" "reels"
"reem" "reenn-y" "reenter" "reentered" "rees" "reese" "reestablish" "ref"
"refaranaa" "refeited" "refer" "reference" "reference+" "referenced" "references" "referencing"
"referral" "referrals" "referred" "referring" "refers" "refine" "refined" "refinement"
"refl" "reflect" "reflected" "reflecting" "reflection" "reflections" "reflective" "reflector"
"reflectors" "reflects" "refolded" "reforeaeo" "reform" "reforms" "refracting" "refraction"
"refrain" "refrigerated" "refrigeration" "refs" "refueling" "refuge" "refusal" "refuse"
"refused" "refuses" "refusing" "refutable" "refute" "refuted" "reg" "regain"
"regains" "regameo" "regan" "regard" "regard-" "regarded" "regarding" "regardless"
"regards" "regarrung" "regehr" "regener" "regeneration" "regime" "regimen" "regimented"
"regimes" "region" "regional" "regions" "register" "registered" "registration" "registry"
"regression" "regressions" "regret" "regrettable" "regrettably" "regretted" "regrouping" "regruned"
"regs" "regular" "regular-looking" "regularity" "regularly" "regulation" "regulations" "regulation·"
"rehabilitation" "rehash" "rehe" "rehearsal" "rehearsed" "rehebilitatian" "rehfeldt" "rehfeldt's"
"rehm" "rei" "reich" "reich's" "reich-einstein" "reichfuehrer" "reichsmarscha" "reichstag"
"reigned" "reigning" "reigns" "reincarnation" "reinf" "reinforce" "reinforced" "reinforces"
"reinforcing" "reinhard" "reinhold" "reinland-pfalz" "reins" "reinvestigation" "reinvigorate" "reiterate"
"reiterated" "rejec" "reject" "rejected" "rejection" "rejects" "rekindled" "rel"
"rel'iovedj" "relacionship" "relacionships" "relacionsrup" "relarionsbjp" "relate" "related" "relates"
"relatim" "relating" "relatio" "relation" "relations" "relationship" "relationships" "relationships'"
"relative" "relative's" "relatively" "relatives" "relativity" "relativo" "relau" "relax"
"relaxation" "relay" "relayed" "releasable" "release" "released" "releases" "releasing"
"relegate" "relegated" "relegates" "relentless" "relentlessly" "relevanc" "relevance" "relevancy"
"relevant" "releyant" "reliabifay" "reliabijjry" "reliabilities" "reliability" "reliable" "reliably"
"reliaion" "reliance" "relief" "reliefs" "relies" "relieved" "relieving" "religion"
"religionists" "religions" "religious" "rellievals" "relocate" "relocated" "relocation" "relt"
"relublcund" "reluctant" "reluctantly" "rely" "rem" "rema" "remaf'" "remain"
"remainder" "remained" "remaing" "remainin" "remaining" "remains" "remairun" "remairung"
"remark" "remarkab" "remarkable" "remarkably" "remarked" "remarking" "remarks" "remarried"
"remcnt" "reme" "remei'viber" "rememb" "remember" "remembered" "rememberin" "remembering"
"remembers" "remembr" "remigio" "remind" "reminded" "reminder" "reminds" "reminiscent"
"remit" "remjniscent" "remnant" "remnants" "remo" "remodel" "remodeling" "remote"
"remote-controlled" "remotely" "remoteness" "remoteviewingnv" "remov" "removal" "remove" "removed"
"removes" "removing" "remruns" "remschmidt" "renaissance" "renal" "renamed" "renaming"
"rencilesham" "rendelsham" "render" "rendered" "rendezvoused" "rendition" "renditions" "rendlesham"
"rendlesham-incident" "rendleshan1" "rendlesharn" "rends" "rene" "reneged" "renew" "renewed"
"renny" "reno" "renowned" "rent" "rentagon" "rental" "rented" "renting"
"reoorteci" "reopened" "reopening" "reorganization" "reorientation" "reouest" "rep" "rep11hlic"
"repair" "repaired" "repairing" "repairman" "reparation" "repeat" "repeat-" "repeated"
"repeated-and" "repeatedl" "repeatedly" "repeating" "repeats" "repel" "repercussions" "repetition"
"repl" "replace" "replaced" "replacement" "replacements" "replacing" "replete" "replica"
"replicate" "replicates" "replicating" "replication" "replic~tc" "replied" "replies" "replil"
"reply" "repo" "repo1ts" "repod" "reponed" "repor" "reporh" "reporj"
"reporls" "reporredjy" "reporren" "report" "report's" "report-very" "report16" "reported"
"reportedj" "reportedl" "reportedly" "reporter" "reporters" "reporting" "reportings" "reports"
"reports·" "repository" "represent" "representaciv" "representation" "representative" "representatives" "represented"
"representing" "represents" "repression" "repressive" "reprint" "reprinted" "reprisals" "reproach"
"reproduce" "reproduced" "reproducin" "reproducing" "reproduction" "reprogramming" "reprool" "reptile"
"reptilian" "reptilianish" "reptoids" "republ" "republic" "republic's" "republican" "republics"
"repugnant" "repulsion" "reputation" "reputed" "reputedly" "request" "requested" "requesting"
"requests" "require" "required" "requirement" "requirements" "requires" "requiring" "requisitions"
"rer" "rern01«t" "rers" "rerserved" "res" "res-nullius" "resale" "rescinded"
"rescue" "rescued" "rescuers" "rescuing" "rese" "rese-" "research" "researchable"
"researched" "researcher" "researcher's" "researchers" "researches" "researching" "research·" "researhers"
"resemble" "resembled" "resembles" "resembling" "resented" "resentment" "reservation" "reserve"
"reserved" "reserves" "reservoir" "reset" "resetting" "resided" "residence" "residences"
"resident" "residents" "resides" "residual" "residuals" "residue" "resignation" "resigned"
"resigning" "resiliency" "resist" "resistance" "resistant" "resisting" "resists" "resolution"
"resolve" "resolved" "resolves" "resolving" "resonance" "resonate" "resonated" "resonator"
"resort" "resource" "resources" "respect" "respectable" "respected" "respectful" "respectfully"
"respective" "respectively" "respects" "respiratory" "respo" "respond" "responded" "respondents"
"responding" "responds" "response" "response-the" "responses" "responsi" "responsib" "responsibibt"
"responsibilitie" "responsibilities" "responsibility" "responsibl" "responsible" "responsive" "ress" "ressareh"
"rest" "restatement" "restaurant" "rested" "resting" "restless" "restncted" "restoration"
"restore" "restored" "restrained" "restraining" "restrict" "restricted" "restricted~@~" "restriction"
"restrictions" "restructure" "rests" "resu" "resujtant" "result" "resultant" "resulted"
"resulting" "results" "resultsant" "resume" "resumed" "resurface" "resurfaced" "resurfacing"
"resurgence" "resuscitative" "ret" "ret0k943" "retailers" "retain" "retained" "retaining"
"retaliate" "retaliated" "retaliation" "retaliatory" "retarding" "retelling" "retells" "retention"
"reterr" "reticula" "reticuli" "retinas" "retire" "retired" "retirement" "retiring"
"retiro" "retold" "retorted" "retrace" "retract" "retractable" "retracted" "retraction"
"retreads" "retreat" "retreated" "retreats" "retribution" "retricv" "retrie" "retrie"
"retriev" "retrievable" "retrievaj" "retrieval" "retrievalists" "retrievals" "retrieve" "retrieved"
"retrievers" "retrieving" "retrjev" "retro-virus" "retro-viruses" "retrograde" "retrospect" "retrospective"
"retrovirus" "retroviruses" "retroyiridae" "retrulers" "rets" "return" "return-stroke" "returned"
"returning" "returningfrom" "returns" "retvllimber" "retyped" "retyping" "reua" "reugious"
"reunion" "rev" "reveal" "revealed" "revealing" "reveals" "revelation" "revelations"
"revenues" "reverberate" "reverberating" "revered" "reverend" "reversal" "reverse" "reverse-engineered"
"reverse-engineering" "reversed" "reverseengineering" "reversing" "revert" "revie" "revie111" "reviejjj"
"review" "review-journal" "reviewed" "reviewer" "reviewing" "reviews" "reviled" "revise"
"revised" "revision" "revisit" "revisited" "revistecl" "revived" "revo" "revolt"
"revolution" "revolutionaries" "revolutionary" "revolutionize" "revolutionizing" "revolutions" "revolved" "revolver"
"revolving" "revs" "rew" "reward" "rewarding" "rewpeowihfllt" "rewritings" "rex"
"rey" "reynolds" "re·" "re•" "rf" "rf\" "rfedat" "rfj-"
"rfouvia" "rg" "rg145" "rg330" "rg341" "rgi" "rgly" "rgr"
"rgy" "rh" "rh1" "rh11t" "rhanes" "rhd" "rhe" "rhenium"
"rheological" "rhetoric" "rhetorical" "rhetorically" "rhjs" "rhode" "rhodes" "rhodes'"
"rhome" "rhonda" "rhov" "rhrir" "rhtjlhe" "rhyl" "rh·l~•" "ri"
"ri-" "ri8es" "ri=ilu-obj~" "ri=s·" "ria" "riar" "riarii" "ribbon"
"ribbon-like" "ribbons" "ribelliasimititon" "rica's" "rican" "ricardo" "ricer" "rich"
"rich's" "richard" "richer" "riches" "richest" "richmond" "richord" "richter"
"ricin" "rick" "rickett" "rickett's" "rico" "ricxn" "riddjed" "riddle"
"riddled" "riddles" "ride" "ridge" "ridge-whose" "ridgeline" "ridges" "ridicule"
"ridiculed" "ridiculing" "ridiculous" "riding" "ridjculous" "rie" "rieffel" "ries"
"rife" "rifle" "rifles" "rig" "riggs" "riggs'" "righc" "right"
"right-angle" "right-hand" "right-patterson" "right-that" "right-wing" "righted" "righteous" "rightful"
"rightly" "rightpatterson" "rights" "rigorous" "rigs" "riihaul" "rii~patch" "rija"
"ril" "riley" "rili" "rill" "rillo" "rills" "rily" "rim"
"rime" "rimes" "rims" "rin" "rin-1611" "rin1" "ring" "ringing"
"rings" "rio" "rioja" "rion" "rioni" "rioors" "rioritl" "rios"
"rious" "rip" "ripon" "ripped" "ripping" "rippling" "ririe" "rirsf"
"rirucule" "ris" "risa" "rise" "risen" "riser" "risers" "rises"
"rising" "risk" "risk-takers" "risks" "rit" "rita" "ritalin" "ritalled"
"ritch" "rite-" "riterl" "rites" "ritual" "rity" "riuren" "rivaled"
"rivalries" "rivalry" "rivals" "riven" "river" "rivera" "rivers" "rivets"
"rivi" "riwig" "riy" "rized" "rj" "rj-" "rjas" "rjcharcl"
"rjdurd" "rjjda" "rjly•" "rjngjng" "rj~" "rk" "rl" "rl'"
"rl'l" "rl'to" "rl1" "rl" "rlaara" "rlai" "rlethen" "rlf"
"rlght" "rli" "rll" "rlla" "rllidenr" "rll•hln" "rlmvell" "rln"
"rlqht" "rltlg" "rluicl'll" "rlyln" "rm" "rm111mr" "rmaf" "rmidsntifled"
"rml1t" "rmnevver" "rmney" "rn" "rn&a" "rn+" "rn-7uwt" "rna"
"rnachjne" "rnaontte" "rnar" "rnbltontions" "rnc" "rnc11~11t" "rncc" "rnd"
"rndcnl" "rndcnt" "rnent" "rnh" "rni" "rnij" "rnilitaries" "rnkind"
"rnl" "rnll" "rnllcgc" "rnlly" "rnll~ll" "rnm1stnes" "rnmc" "rnn1"
"rnond" "rnpttt" "rnrrmt" "rns111ell" "rnsca" "rnt" "rnthrop" "rnventain"
"rnvis" "rn~" "rn~j~" "ro" "ro'will" "ro1111d" "ro11l" "ro11rt"
"ro11tlnj" "roa" "road" "roadblocks" "roadless" "roads" "roadside" "roal"
"roam" "roamed" "roar" "roaring" "roars" "roasting" "rob" "robably"
"robbery" "robbie" "robbins" "robe" "roben" "robenson" "robert" "roberta"
"roberts" "roberts'" "robertson" "robins" "robinson" "robley" "robot" "robot's"
"robot-like" "robotic" "robotics" "robotoid" "robots" "robu" "robust" "roc"
"rocal" "rock" "rock-coal" "rock-n-roll" "rockcovered" "rocke" "rockefell" "rockefeller"
"rockefeller's" "rockefeller-funded" "rockefeller-owned" "rockefeller-schroeder" "rockefellers" "rocket" "rocket's" "rocketry"
"rockets" "rocking" "rocks" "rockwell" "rocky" "roclco~" "rocovery" "roc•rpt"
"rod" "roday" "roddy" "rode" "rodent" "rodents" "rodeo" "rodort-od"
"rodrigo" "rods" "roe" "rogala" "roger" "rogerio" "rogerish" "rogers"
"rogor" "rogue" "roil" "roilc}un&" "rojas" "roka" "roland" "rolatiaa"
"rolating" "rold" "role" "roles" "roli" "roll" "rolled" "rolled-up"
"roller" "rolling" "rolls" "rolorrios" "rolph" "rom" "roma" "roman"
"romanian" "romansky" "romantic" "rome" "rome-berlin" "romeemir" "romlnrn1" "romney"
"romolaned" "ron" "ron1" "ron2ld" "ronald" "ronda" "rondo" "ronnie"
"ronvelk" "roo" "rood" "roof" "rooftop" "rook" "rookie" "rooks"
"room" "room-by-room" "roommate" "rooms" "rooms·" "roosevelt" "roosevelt's" "root"
"root-cause" "rooted" "roots" "rop" "rope" "roper" "ropes" "ropo"
"roportan" "ror" "roroe" "rorschach" "roru" "ros" "ros-es" "ros111ell"
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"runaway" "runde" "rune" "runnc" "runnel" "runnels" "runner" "running"
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s CIA and purchases New Yol1C /nqu/r&r(laler renamed Nattonal Enqufret') fr 2007 Page #26
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de"1uaion in Iraq. lille of llhidl r-11ed the Arnl"icai pubfic Vasttyimprov 2009 Page #151
gram Built world's first ICBM, the R-7 Headed 0KB-1 157 2004 Page #160
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s. l. .L.et:ich od th.ls cin to to r0po.rt on 1'7 by li46 to t.be u.s. 'Nav 2009 Page #175
7, 1973." 1n hjs book Casebook of r1 UFO lnvestigato,; Ray Fowler stated w 2005 Page #41 ,1 ~..- __ :~!.!_le:- r· .. re1c,, r1:-►. ~ ............... ,,u: ::._---:-: 2008 Page #20
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rert lo ,!'\ew Zeal:a.nrl. 1_ lnlP.r1111.t.ioMI l 174 WOHKtD 01'-i SF.CRl:T 2009 Page #180
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l or ccu. °l'ce.,clo, -Wenpo~ u tc.r11Jil~ es tile atam tnn .. -ch 1\cn.r; 2009 Page #182
Fri&kle,, Vitality flow with •11t.,r11ln~. Hard to see, but there is a dog 2007 Page #66
' E::irth or it~ ;etmo~phcre (s~n: r11r.11,rr e11rhl IH•in~. alien. -,\nln· 2005 Page #107
the community and may have notes . R12: Tom Deuley may know identity of sou 2004 Page #118
tx Co cb PNC3 P•tk PNtx Z ct, PN N r19 Carpet stripes _Linear (RDB Smiling° 2004 Page #239
1o•i "t"'Pl'O occ.urN"l ·'f':. WMO r1c.r.L ArPAAtt{':'l-Y tcr,,1CJ,,C:, ,:, 2009 Page #104
Slaic~ naval orfi-' i-l~ l O \ h C r1c.1 hi re of the \VCl pon as; ci ctl!- 2009 Page #181
gy Richard M. Dolan Copyright 2007 R1chord M. Dolon 'Jave-rt Progran1 to Re 2007 Page #50
that .!1rst repo!"tS, al• li!ic l(r1ctc1· a.bout it." . : radiaUon of son1 2009 Page #184
d the ~«-rrt", on n limited scAI'. r1nil adder.: 1\r:1rc,n oUl?:\al,rl tnr 2009 Page #183
c.. rc•1c,.;:...c,.-.1-r,V.;.c.;.;,r1t r~.r.:i.c "-....,r(:J J!),...,(U r,? 2009 Page #101
with u.s. Jav3 ror l'ec.bn1c1• J. r1• Sn.od2:raos: dated 16 October 1945. 2009 Page #175
• Less than or equal to 20 feet: 3(R2, 27, 35) • 21-30 feet: 5 (R5, 18, 37, 2004 Page #126 0.0 35.0 30.0 y = 2.0361% - 2.5617 R2 - 0.5393 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 y- 0.810 2004 Page #239 20.0 15.0 10.0 y- 0.8109x -0.7385 R2 = 1 5.0 0.0 I T T T T T T T T T T T T 2004 Page #239
on the alleged 1950 Mexico crash • R20, R28, R65: Dick Hall was involved an 2004 Page #118
e alleged 1950 Mexico crash • R20, R28, R65: Dick Hall was involved and may 2004 Page #118
, 18, 37, 53, 57) • 31-50 feet: 2 (R29, 42) • 51-100 feet: 2 (R36, 49) (R49 2004 Page #126
eet: 2 (R29, 42) • 51-100 feet: 2 (R36, 49) (R49 = "50 to 100") Conclusion: 2004 Page #126
TED oBJEOT ' VERY SIHILAR TO THE F/R37 ONE RE.PrIATEDI .HAD BEEN PrOV" IN S 2004 Page #21
lide 11 EASY TRAILS TO CHECK • R5, R38: Bill Hamilton active, helpful to th 2004 Page #118
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111011 was IJP.guu in Florida bu, (r4'nllfP.rrert lo ,!'\ew Zeal:a.nrl. 1_ 2009 Page #180
9, 42) • 51-100 feet: 2 (R36, 49) (R49 = "50 to 100") Conclusion: 2/3 of St 2004 Page #126
.. : 0..1 i:.1:,!~~e .:-m..iin~ Cr;r4\.l! ,:' ·ri!-; ,,. . "l !'1"-: ,., !: 2007 Page #73
s. Slide 11 EASY TRAILS TO CHECK • R5, R38: Bill Hamilton active, helpful t 2004 Page #118 et: 3(R2, 27, 35) • 21-30 feet: 5 (R5, 18, 37, 53, 57) • 31-50 feet: 2 (R29 2004 Page #126
was involved and may have notes • R51: Don Ecker may know more about this 2004 Page #118
about this Cambodian fire fight . R62: Elaine Douglas, active researcher — 2004 Page #118
eged 1950 Mexico crash • R20, R28, R65: Dick Hall was involved and may have 2004 Page #118
tive researcher — Mexican bodies • R68: Bruno Molon is personally known to 2004 Page #118
o .. ,.: t.,AI. I i.:...1y,·J in c.r7 (',;)( ~~:. t.C.r•• of :.!l..: it.1:. 2008 Page #57
vided Stringfield correspondence • R73: Michael Hesemann may know more abou 2004 Page #118
7q1,. Q~i c.o:.u1.\t1~S 0~Y O'iflt r7O vc::.5:.$1\GO. CN-11'011\l'l 01!:Sft 2009 Page #108
Os titled "Flying Saucers? They're r\ Myth!" Contained within the article i 2005 Page #133 ,""coY'l"T::.,; \ ARAlllA ' . it',.r\ --'~ / \ .. ' ... \ . h~ ,· .,,, j,-. 2007 Page #156
the National Archives and Records r\dministration in about 1985. Found in 2005 Page #125
nted in the direction of the South r\frican Government . I acer, the Carter 2007 Page #143
rC':cr of the Briti.!h Er:-i• ~ 11 r\J (,1r !i Is wa ~ ,,,;orir.. 11· MiHcr 2009 Page #183
xrERl'.\ IENT AL EXl'ERl'.,11':--J r\L AS VIPER(~, ,\S VTPER 1Jl AS VIPER ( 2007 Page #112
porrunities, making connecti ons." r\n impo ino, and omewhat ambiguous alie 2007 Page #69
accidenrnlJy a sample provided by r\PRO, another sample was eventually ana 2007 Page #195
c,.,.r,t:, 7""ct r-..,..;,....r f1,r\r ruc,.-r •1,, -,,..:-,.) ,,,,.. ( .. 2007 Page #97
lore now focuses on references to r\rea 51 in Ne\·ada (perhaps correctly) 2005 Page #125
MIC.tt Sl.0\0.'LY !"..A•,.a: BEt•E.r\TM ◄( WA\1ES N:O H5)H:D F£0.'-' ~IGHT. 2009 Page #106
Arizona Press, 1991 (Contains many r^ferepces pre-1954) 5J LAS VEGAS REVIEW 2003 Page #182
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stringent security measures that w?ra in place at both crash sites, the tea 2003 Page #234 d back. S. Argentlaa has taken the ra.1 of installing a pilot plant et Awok 2004 Page #20 _ s ..... JOO .... ~ ... tuu ;r:lt ra. •. , ....... ~ ..... , .... ,1 -=~~~ 2005 Page #27 n d.ig_ging inco the case in 1973. Ra.) Fowler learned of the Kingman case 2005 Page #40 a• ••••••••••Irimed,•••••..i*sirsu ra. ••••• Valiotaile••••‘2., tarkaa..),. 2006 Page #32 ....,__. .. ,,... ....... ..u ... ra. -\ .-.,-i-.,,..--. tr.relt.ac - • la 2008 Page #22 GHT MEET ET ON THE MOONTHERE WOULD RA. VE BEEN CONTINGENCY PL..\NS!!!! BTW: 2008 Page #151 .PtO .;&0 ,.-,r~ S't"r.'""~• AT 1.rA.!t~ 200 Ii. LC""'· r ... -.r -i.:::r~ 2009 Page #127 itan Wut ■ A Nn.rPl!!eminAbdur:tio ra ■ Gomg C =y ,n the Wtst ■ NORA D's To 2009 Page #142 i.. ■ Go,ng ta A.tu51 ■ Gulf.BCM:. Ra""SJ~d 7: Ufology Explodes, 1987-1988 2009 Page #149 ie apink)n. Nol a single pho(OQI"~ ra:ord of adual oomba e11er ma,ag ed lo 2009 Page #151 e. Jc mny I,(: proocss we cnn ~top ra:n !om foll-Suoc:s= i;o.vc ~he on!:, h 2009 Page #182 tl..ci. · !So new sources of death ra),'5 De:i.th my~ in genc:·:,I arc al• 2009 Page #182 1ormailly nolllied Scc:-ccentrated ra,dar or other short wave t:ir:;-Geneul 2009 Page #182
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r develops bacterial vaccination. (Rabies is a virus). • 1918-1919: Spanish 2006 Page #107
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thrived under her hand. We watched raccoons and possums come and go -she ha 2009 Page #95
ent observers who are members of a race carrying out long-range scientific 2003 Page #12 aying cat-and-mouse with the human race, daring us to react. In time, he wo 2003 Page #142 t in within the Air Force, and the race was on to do something about it. Th 2004 Page #103 Stan Friedman often says, it is a race with the undertaker. I feel that on 2004 Page #130 ment's desire to shelter the human race from disturbing facts that would st 2004 Page #132 te conflict between a united human race and the sinister forces of some oth 2004 Page #133 is a near certainty that the human race is being scrutinized today in the p 2004 Page #133 e had a fascination with the space race right from the night he stood out o 2004 Page #177 he data suggest many more than one race, there would be of course a large n 2006 Page #116 and a Hot War in Korea, a missile race and an atomic bomb race. Russia and 2006 Page #165 a missile race and an atomic bomb race. Russia and China were becoming pot 2006 Page #165 wn society. Consider how the human race might appear to a more peaceful and 2007 Page #37 zation M.ight Topple If Faced by a Race of Superior Beings." Drawing ti-us 2007 Page #76 U.S. and Mexico launched a frantic race to recover the unearthly object. An 2007 Page #184 ed by the CIA ended up winning the race and making off with the prize. Firs 2007 Page #184 mits. But are we the most advanced race in the universe? 2) What if an ET r 2007 Page #184 in the universe? 2) What if an ET race is 100 years more advanced than us? 2007 Page #184 ion? 3) A technologically superior race would be able to keep itself mostly 2007 Page #184 have apparently been amazed by the race of change, or flux, exhibited by th 2007 Page #201 iologically hazardous to the Human Race, then only a complete simpleton wou 2008 Page #37 HAPPEN TO THEM? They will die. THE RACE WILL DIE. CAN THEY REPRODUCE? This 2008 Page #91 world. Their goal-and their entire race, too-is brought to an abrupt end, h 2008 Page #102 eal their existence from the Human race by vaporizing their malfunctioning 2008 Page #103 gs chac do noc belong co the human race would bring up problems whose soluc 2008 Page #112 ogy similar co that of men. At any race, internatio nal law should make pla 2008 Page #112 not exclude the possibility that a race of e~:cracerres::ria:.. peop:..e mo 2008 Page #113 peaceful absorption of a celestial race (s) in such a manner that our cultu 2008 Page #113 r is occupied by another celestial race, there could be no c!a:.m of res nu 2008 Page #113 berties Union, American Council of Race Relations , American Press Institut 2008 Page #143 RCH _We are not engaged in an arms race, but rather in a race of perfecting 2009 Page #21 d in an arms race, but rather in a race of perfecting an integrated program 2009 Page #21 ffering to put an end to the space race and start joint missions with the S 2009 Page #40 June 5, 1947 -US warns that atomic race with Soviets is underway June 5, 19 2009 Page #156
ens named AFFA. Neesham and Larsen raced back to Washington with their disc 2004 Page #104 . When the sky opened up, hot wind raced between the houses, like from cann 2008 Page #100
ween the U.S. Government and alien races. These stories had been circulatin 2003 Page #146 ng of the interaction of the alien races with out would know whether we are 2003 Page #185 AFFA: Go to the window. (Everyone races to the window.) Neasham: Are we lo 2004 Page #104 cluded that there were visiting ET races: She (Marcia Smith) went forward a 2004 Page #187 these two to six extraterrestrial races. And secondly, they prepared a ful 2004 Page #187 lack, brown, red, yellow and white races. G. This may be a penal colony on 2006 Page #7 ives to contemplate. However, some races seem to be protective of our inter 2006 Page #116 "hot". There were two wars and two races: a Cold War between the USA and th 2006 Page #165
CHE ,UKRAINE • NUCLEAR ICBM LAUNCH rACILllY • 91D'UFO SEEN BY HUNDREDS Of P 2008 Page #150
illed When Hit by Automobile. LATE Racing Resultsant (Jjjrnmclr ^RMY DECLAR 2003 Page #119
ple and protege of Nazis and their racist theories have been passed down fr 2008 Page #140
abbed his winter coat off the coat rack, a list of fishermen's names attach 2004 Page #36 ay brace from a weapon pylon (bomb rack). Over the next 12 years I revisite 2006 Page #84
tortion that attacked Reich's "sex racket;" while trumpeting an out-and-out 2005 Page #93
isk-shaped object. He attempted to raclio for a back up patrol, but his rac 2007 Page #176 clio for a back up patrol, but his raclio would not work. As he approached 2007 Page #176
t that sone people in the northern racm or 3.0.tt 1onift0111. 1,700 lest fr 2004 Page #20
s on methods of knocking out enemy rad.:rr. · This strange weapons story do 2009 Page #177
s_ o! That clue points 10 a ray or rad-launcbni;-or e·.-cn of eonEttuc::o!' 2009 Page #182
EXEr.'PT .=!Rd\l D:CLASSIFICATiO. RADA. '·SPi:CIAL HANDLIN,::: Ri:.QUIRED- 2007 Page #45
evision that find their targets by radar...These Buck Rogers things I'm tal 2003 Page #16
volved. A spokesman from the 662nd Radar Squadron based near Pittsburgh was 2003 Page #53
rticle, a spokesman from the 662nd Radar Squadron was quoted as saying, "th 2003 Page #55
rther call was made to the Oakdale Radar site in Pennsylvania. A three man 2003 Page #56
three Air Force men from the 662nd radar Squadron were involved in the sear 2003 Page #59
arracks, that members of the 662nd Radar Squadron from Oakdale were on thei 2003 Page #59
nnel who were members of the 662nd Radar Squadron, have been located and in 2003 Page #65
over Goose Bay, Labrador. Military radar operators on both sides of the bor 2003 Page #88
ng Saucer ’ General Believes It Is Radar Weather Gadget Airforce Says '— Pl 2003 Page #119
riangles) specifically referred to radar as the source of the size and shap 2003 Page #183
and shape information. I worked on radar returns during my McDonnell Dougla 2003 Page #183
about the subject. Although a dish radar puts out a rather wide angled beam 2003 Page #183
easurements are using ground-based radar. Aircraft had radar, too, and coul 2003 Page #184
g ground-based radar. Aircraft had radar, too, and could have measured leng 2003 Page #184
g view angles yield shape Airborne radar would have no problem No reason to 2003 Page #186
tedly told Truman of the number of radar UFO sightings (described in a seco 2003 Page #191
taff. 2. At 2332 MSI, 3 July h.7 , radar etaions i* east/Texas and. White S 2003 Page #232
. aircraft unij.1 both dropped off radar. Two crash sites have been located 2003 Page #232
of this world. 5- Interviews with radar operators and officers from the Si 2003 Page #233
has been learned that at least six radar stations in east Texas (see detail 2003 Page #233
tailed report in attehment A), and radar stations at Alamogordo AAF and Kir 2003 Page #233
y sightings have been confirmed by radar with identical positions being est 2004 Page #15
ir observation tower as well as on radar. Also that night Law Enforcement P 2004 Page #47
ound-to-air sightings confirmed by radar; evidence of abduction among some 2004 Page #48
base perimeter) they had portable radar units just inside here, missiles, 2004 Page #52
, not Americans. ... They had four radar sites on here, live missiles — nuk 2004 Page #52
edges the fact that certain nearby radar stations had switched their system 2004 Page #58
heir logs revealed no entry on the radar anomalies which other stations had 2004 Page #58
gies; • government insiders saw on radar and photographs advanced aerial de 2004 Page #61
ed? Andrew Kissner says it was: "A radar target that instantaneously appear 2004 Page #64
ile strike against an unidentified radar object. The morning of May 29th, L 2004 Page #67
warhead, was fired at one or more radar targets hovering to the southwest 2004 Page #67
st effect. Whatever the mysterious radar object had been was not apparent — 2004 Page #68
attack on one or more unidentified radar targets. Another mysterious and im 2004 Page #68
nusual phenomena" that appeared on radar along side V-2 rocket launches? Mo 2004 Page #69
on of an aerial disc by Top Secret radar bases in New Mexico — a disc that 2004 Page #70
disc that allegedly was tracked by radar down through the atmosphere to Azt 2004 Page #70
her to find out whether top secret radar bases had existed in New Mexico as 2004 Page #70
Andy confirmed that three powerful radar sites had been built in a triangul 2004 Page #70
ieval Conference SLIDE #19: Map of radar sites A triangle of sensitive geog 2004 Page #71
hree secret experimental microwave radar stations. Construction on the thre 2004 Page #71
hree secret experimental microwave radar stations began in late 1947. The p 2004 Page #71
Alamos was first called Los Alamos Radar Base (AFS-P8). Later its name chan 2004 Page #71
en renamed a third time as El Vado Radar Base. The other two were Moriarty 2004 Page #71
1) a bit east of Gallup. The three radar stations were part of the U.S. Air 2004 Page #71
od place to test the new, powerful radar because the Manhattan Project lab 2004 Page #71
ect that flew through that trio of radar sites when they were fired up woul 2004 Page #71
meone else's. The three classified radar sites became operational in 1948, 2004 Page #71
ession. El Vado is the only secret radar base in New Mexico that survived w 2004 Page #71
nce- secret experimental microwave radar station north of Los Alamos added 2004 Page #71
ter. The importance of the El Vado radar site is underscored by the fact th 2004 Page #71
ir Force Station-P8. The other two radar sites were Moriarty (AFS-P7) east 2004 Page #71
a bit east of Gallup. Those three radar sites became part of the American 2004 Page #71
nown as AC&W which expanded to 411 radar sites throughout the United States 2004 Page #71
d its Aircraft Control and Warning radar stations provided to Representativ 2004 Page #71
esearch about the three classified radar bases, he looked for evidence that 2004 Page #72
7, when the unidentified object on radar appeared with the ascending V-2 ro 2004 Page #75
e atomic bomb, the homing torpedo, radar, and dozens of other inventions. S 2004 Page #90
including working on the DEW line radar stations that were built to detect 2004 Page #91
e fall of 1952 with new long range radar that had just been developed. Keyh 2004 Page #103
am checked with Washington Center (Radar) and was informed that for some un 2004 Page #104
ormed that for some unknown reason radar return from the direction in which 2004 Page #104
reened UFO report was confirmed by radar, or other means, Air Force interce 2004 Page #108
0 Researcher Norma Lindblad 111,36 Radar specialist saw recovered UFO and a 2004 Page #114
s Sanders (2003). Essentially, the radar data show another aircraft, the Na 2004 Page #130
as that of a weather balloon and a radar target. General Ramey was holding 2004 Page #141
it was a balloon with a hexagonal radar target, but that telephonic commun 2004 Page #142
O Files Krasnoyarsk • Phased Array Radar • Numerous UFO Crashes • Gen. Alek 2004 Page #162
, if we assume that there has been radar or pilot sighting, the predicted c 2004 Page #168
r could not have known? The Secret Radar Bases Behind the Flying Saucers co 2004 Page #219
rs contains a reference to "secret radar bases." For decades it was believe 2004 Page #219
ough the use of their high-powered radar. This part of the Aztec story, wro 2004 Page #219
red that there was indeed a secret radar base in northern New Mexico, at El 2004 Page #220
ted (for their time), high-powered radar, particularly at El Vado, which ha 2004 Page #220
'm not an expert on fifty year-old radar systems (or modern ones, for that 2004 Page #220
the Aztec incident — the "present radar deployment in the Albuquerque Air 2004 Page #220
l Vado station with a CPS-5 search radar and a CPS-4 height finder for Dire 2004 Page #220
to be equipped with a FPS-3 search radar and an FPS-6 height finder, but in 2004 Page #220
ever, there is no denying that the radar bases, whatever equipment they may 2004 Page #221
ing month), more details about the radar bases, more about Newton and Gebau 2004 Page #223
ize of materials used in the ML307 Radar target, which the USAF claimed the 2004 Page #233
the "disc" as nothing more than a radar target and put the final touches t 2004 Page #238
something strange was picked up on radar. It began to lose altitude and dis 2005 Page #44
few include multiple witnesses, or radar plus visual confirmation , and dem 2005 Page #74
pment and deployment of high-power radar, particularly in New Mexico (where 2005 Page #121
.9 Near midnight on July 3, 1947, radar uruts in Texas and White Sands "tr 2005 Page #125
ified craft until the) dropped off radar" on July 4. Radar officers from th 2005 Page #126
the) dropped off radar" on July 4. Radar officers from the Signal Corps Eng 2005 Page #126
do AAF and Kirtland AAF. FoLiowing radar tracks, the objects were found at 2005 Page #126
reened UFO report was confirmed by radar, or other means, Air Force interce 2005 Page #139
gence satellites to monitor Soviet radar and communications systems startin 2006 Page #8
cated monitoring of electronic and radar installations on Soviet ships. Tho 2006 Page #9
ne and space borne and earth based radar sets, cameras, electromagnetic sen 2006 Page #9
cted high altitude hail. We know a radar set was on over at White Sands bec 2006 Page #11
vacuum tubes. This was a tracking radar pointed north. Crossing the beam m 2006 Page #11
ich he figured had to be part of a radar net. The Graf Zeppelin slowly move 2006 Page #11
ield's Sources US mintarydeStoning radar system to detect UFOs: NaYy nuclea 2006 Page #26
THIRD KIND t Aiwa. 11 $8,4neiii$ • Radar specialist at Ft Monmouth NJ in 19 2006 Page #26
arspace. Detailed account of Navy radar tracking UFO with body lights, ill 2006 Page #28
. says Sokolov they set up some 30 radar stations to track UFOs. • Soviet D 2006 Page #28
Paulo aid Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Radar visual and pilot sightings, milita 2006 Page #28
re scrambled early yesterday after radar detected an unknown aircraft in ar 2006 Page #28
, blue urudenttfi ed flying object Radar detected a low. slow-flying aircra 2006 Page #28
Lake, likely tracked the craft on radar then found the wreckage and recove 2006 Page #45
rks), to be difficult to detect by radar and equipped with state-of-the-art 2006 Page #72
the A-12 and have an even smaller radar signature. Johnson pitched his ide 2006 Page #77
igned to be virtually invisible to radar (Fig. 9). Designers used sophistic 2006 Page #81
"low observable" or "stealthy" to radar and infrared sensors. Developed as 2006 Page #81
verification of the aircraft's low radar cross-section. After acceptance by 2006 Page #81
gation lights were switched on and radar reflectors allowed civilian air tr 2006 Page #81
k plastic were pieces of skin with radar absorbent material (RAM) coating. 2006 Page #84
74, at 2207 hrs, U.S. Air Defense radar detected an unknown approaching U. 2006 Page #133
miles south of Brownsville, Texas. Radar tracked it approximately 500 miles 2006 Page #133
ject suddenly disappeared from the radar screens. "During the flight over M 2006 Page #133
tracked by two different military radar installations. It would have been 2006 Page #133
thin range of Brownsville civilian radar, but it is assumed that no civilia 2006 Page #133
but it is assumed that no civilian radar detected the object due to a lack 2006 Page #133
he point of disappearance from the radar screens was over a barren and spar 2006 Page #133
he object's disappearance from the radar screen. "Fifty-two minutes after t 2006 Page #134
t entered the Gulf of Mexico under radar limits then 'jumped' up to 75,000 2006 Page #136
itary eyewitnesses of a remarkable radar tracking of UFOs east of Miami, Fl 2006 Page #142
ries. SLIDE # 14 — Ground photo of radar outside B Battery (One of four Bat 2006 Page #142
ile Battery with Pulse Acquisition Radar (PAR). Photograph provided by Bill 2006 Page #142
hnology known as Pulse Acquisition Radar, or PAR. SLIDE # 15 — B&W diagram 2006 Page #142
launcher. Each Battery had one PAR radar and three fire control radars. The 2006 Page #142
ontrol Center, or BCC, was all the radar equipment necessary for watching t 2006 Page #142
i is where Dennis was in the 644th Radar Squadron at Richmond Air Force Sta 2006 Page #143
1967 Cuban MIG Disintegrated After Radar Lock On UFO SLIDE # 18 — Cover of 2006 Page #143
by Cuban ground control intercept radar personnel. The flight leader radio 2006 Page #143
he object. The leader reported his radar was locked onto the bogey and his 2006 Page #143
Cuban Air Force communications and radar transmissions, was ordered by the 2006 Page #143
malfunction." March 1967 Key West Radar Lock On UFO Provoked Another Retal 2006 Page #144
o eyewitnesses to UFOs on American radar in which a lock on a UFO resulted 2006 Page #144
neous polarity reversal of all the radar equipment in the HAWK B Battery Co 2006 Page #144
sure agreements about the UFOs and radar drama. Bill and Dennis tell what h 2006 Page #144
illery, and Battery Control Center radar room in Key West Audio Interview: 2006 Page #144
ion). Dennis, in March 1967, 644th Radar Squadron, Richmond Air Force Stati 2006 Page #144
) Bill: "I had a pulse acquisition radar, which is the radar you'll see in 2006 Page #145
se acquisition radar, which is the radar you'll see in all the movies where 2006 Page #145
my screen for my pulse acquisition radar, which had a range of — well, neve 2006 Page #145
st of Miami. Just as I brought the radar up, I noticed what appeared to be 2006 Page #145
00 MILES AN HOUR? According to the radar, yes. AND BILL SAW THEM AT LEAST D 2006 Page #145
g. He had a bit more sophisticated radar than I did. I don't know if you ha 2006 Page #145
matic Ground Environment, the SAGE radar? That's the one you see that dips, 2006 Page #145
red. Now, with a pulse acquisition radar (PAR) that is sweeping through an 2006 Page #146
that we actually picked them up on radar. They were traveling at very high 2006 Page #146
ing else in the world!" Bill's PAR Radar Locked On UFO, Followed By Retalia 2006 Page #147
good track between sweeps and any radar operator can watch a target move b 2006 Page #147
ar 1,100 mph. Now, we have another radar that I'll tell you uses something 2006 Page #147
he difference between this Doppler radar and the pulse acquisition radar is 2006 Page #147
er radar and the pulse acquisition radar is that the Doppler stays on the t 2006 Page #147
he target is not being swept. This radar stays right on the target. The oth 2006 Page #147
The other thing about the Doppler radar is that it is used to control the 2006 Page #147
at UFO thing knew what it (Doppler radar) was. (laughs) Like I said, it was 2006 Page #147
about 1,100 mph. I put the Doppler radar on it — not to lock on it, but jus 2006 Page #147
three or four times. WITH UFOS ON RADAR? Yeah. AND SOMEBODY SAYING THIS DI 2006 Page #148
IT'S LOCKED ON BY YOUR PARTICULAR RADAR AND COUNTERS THAT WITH SOMETHING T 2006 Page #149
: "They had special devices on the radar to photograph anything that we saw 2006 Page #149
graph anything that we saw on that radar. Everything that night that was ph 2006 Page #149
ed NORAD. They saw what was on our radar and they told us, 'This is no exer 2006 Page #149
rward." Disc Crash At Cedar Breaks Radar Site, Utah In that same time perio 2006 Page #150
s AFB, in Nevada, and Cedar Breaks Radar facility in Utah, had their hands 2006 Page #150
flies from Area 51 to Cedar Breaks Radar Site) One man trained in an Area 5 2006 Page #150
ite) One man trained in an Area 51 radar facility was assigned to move abou 2006 Page #150
1967, to construct a sophisticated radar station under the direction of Are 2006 Page #150
ned that Paul's father had begun a radar engineering career at Hill AFB in 2006 Page #150
gas while he studied more advanced radar technology in 1964 to 1965 at what 2006 Page #151
assigned to design and build a new radar facility at the Blowhard Mountain 2006 Page #151
ar Breaks, Utah (Blowhard Mountain Radar Station, first operated by the Fed 2006 Page #151
r Force called it the Cedar Breaks Radar Site. Paul said he often saw with 2006 Page #151
e dead zone above the Cedar Breaks radar facility in Utah — as if the discs 2006 Page #151
learned about UFOs in his father's radar work was greater than his fear — a 2006 Page #151
ause my dad worked at a place that radar techs called 'Jackass Flats.' Jack 2006 Page #152
out there. But that's what all the radar technicians called Area 51. (At th 2006 Page #152
ity, Utah, where he was one of the radar techs at Cedar Breaks Radar, up on 2006 Page #152
of the radar techs at Cedar Breaks Radar, up on top of a tall mountain. Sli 2006 Page #152
6: WIDE of Steep Hill Side Beneath Radar Facility (Photo supplied by Andrew 2006 Page #152
t instances I can remember was the radar site at that time ran at an averag 2006 Page #152
nsistors. During that upgrade, the radar site was shut down. I spent a full 2006 Page #152
ent a full week with my Dad at the radar site while this upgrade was going 2006 Page #152
atts, that's 10 million watts. The radar site covered southern Utah and sou 2006 Page #152
were able to shoot at aliens. In a radar site, there are three screens buil 2006 Page #152
re round and show the sweep of the radar. As a kid, I used to play at those 2006 Page #152
could run the square around on the radar site and put it on any object or a 2006 Page #152
an Unknown. Discs Hovering in the Radar Dead Zone I came to find out that 2006 Page #153
formation we had. You see, above a radar site, there is a dead zone. Direct 2006 Page #153
is a dead zone. Directly above any radar site, there is an area above that 2006 Page #153
FOs used to stack up on top of the radar site and just sit there. I used to 2006 Page #153
while they were sitting above the radar dome. The first time I saw them, t 2006 Page #153
ntities Disc Crash At Cedar Breaks Radar Site, Utah THE STORY YOU ARE GOING 2006 Page #154
H, IN THE CONTEXT OF YOUR FATHER'S RADAR WORK FOR AREA 51? Exactly. So, tha 2006 Page #154
es, sir, I apologize, sir.' On the radar screens as I would play with them, 2006 Page #154
chewed out because he allowed that radar to sweep over Jackass Flats. Gover 2006 Page #154
rs — especially at that particular radar site (in Cedar City, Utah) was not 2006 Page #154
e night tweaking the computers and radar and setting the new ranges because 2006 Page #154
e new ranges because a 10 megawatt radar site is able to pick up much furth 2006 Page #154
consoles that were set up for the radar site. The radar site has a main co 2006 Page #154
ere set up for the radar site. The radar site has a main console, a back-up 2006 Page #154
ack-ups to the main console of the radar site. Sitting at the main console, 2006 Page #154
They are flashing.' So, I put the radar square on them. At that moment, we 2006 Page #154
irectly above the dead spot in the radar. The radar techs ran through the t 2006 Page #154
ve the dead spot in the radar. The radar techs ran through the trees over t 2006 Page #154
irectly above the dead zone of the radar site. I got really scared because 2006 Page #154
in trucks and in big trucks to the radar site. They went out and plowed the 2006 Page #155
snow) to get big trucks up to that radar site. My Dad, being how he was a l 2006 Page #155
that I did not recognize into the radar site building itself. Dad was sitt 2006 Page #155
askets and hauled them up into the radar site. My Dad, being that he did wh 2006 Page #155
preparing to attack." And yet, the radar had detected something. It must ha 2006 Page #164
tory books as an "accident" of the radar. But was it? Read on. What follows 2006 Page #165
follows is NOT fiction. PART II: A RADAR EMERGENCY Historical Background to 2006 Page #165
officials were afraid it was! The Radar Emergeng There are three published 2006 Page #166
m the President. Our early warning radar ystem in Canada had picked up form 2006 Page #167
. Acheson said that "early warning radar in Canada" had detected 'formation 2006 Page #167
ived the first notification of the radar detections President Truman alread 2006 Page #167
ter Lovett calmly called back. The radar blips were not Soviet bombers afte 2006 Page #168
m the Pentagon, reporting that the radar screens of some air defense instal 2006 Page #168
e Arctic atmosphere had thrown the radar off" President Truman's version of 2006 Page #168
Acheson's. Here we learn that the radar detections were caused by some sor 2006 Page #168
n an Air Force statement, says the radar target was from a single C-47 (cap 2006 Page #169
ified at 1040 hours as follows. By radar contact it was determined that app 2006 Page #170
al contact. PART III: WHAT DID THE RADAR DETECT? The technical information 2006 Page #170
ned with the known capabilities of radar, call into question all of the pre 2006 Page #170
ies and locations of early warning radar inst21lations in Maine. By the beg 2006 Page #170
in Maine. By the beginning of WWII radar technology had developed to the po 2006 Page #170
he east and west coasts of the US, radar sets capable of detecting aircraft 2006 Page #170
ion. By the late 1940's there were radar sets capable of a 200 mile range a 2006 Page #170
t is reasonable to assume that the radar installations in Maine were at lea 2006 Page #170
the United States Cold war Defense Radar Program" published by the USAF Air 2006 Page #170
s the history of the early warning radar that was set up by the Air Defense 2006 Page #170
by the Air Defense Command. These radar installations were dedicated to th 2006 Page #170
at sites where there already were radar installations used for other purpo 2006 Page #170
Of course, there were also search radar installations at civilian airports 2006 Page #170
an AN/CPS-5 and also an AN/TPS-10A radar at Dow AFB near Bangor, Maine. The 2006 Page #171
rch radars. The CPS-5 was a search radar and the TPS-10A was a "height find 2006 Page #171
iles away." By combining the known radar capabilities with the information 2006 Page #171
imit of the detection range of the radar at Dow AFB, then at that time the 2006 Page #171
the initial detection was made by radar installations that were closest to 2006 Page #171
ern border of Maine rather than by radar at Dow AFB, well south of the nort 2006 Page #171
was an AN/TPS-1B long range search radar that came "on line" at Loring AFB 2006 Page #171
es months to build and calibrate a radar system for its maximum range opera 2006 Page #171
quite likely that by December this radar (or one like it) was already opera 2006 Page #171
pability as an air traffic control radar at either (or both) Loring and/or 2006 Page #171
Presque Isle AFB. Traffic control radar had a capability of detecting airc 2006 Page #171
had been made from Loring AFB by a radar with a range of 200 miles, then th 2006 Page #172
s not enough information about the radar detections to allow us to be certa 2006 Page #172
ording to Winkle's memorandum, the radar operators tracked the objects for 2006 Page #172
d identify the intruders means the radar images were so clear or "solid" th 2006 Page #172
aircraft, and not accidents of the radar. This is decidedly different from 2006 Page #172
ators would have concluded had the radar showed relatively slow moving gees 2006 Page #172
or "atmospheric effects" such as a radar mirage due to temperature inversio 2006 Page #172
s that the Continental Air Command radar operators were not able to identif 2006 Page #172
According to Winkle's document the radar track "faded out" at 11:04 AM, or 2006 Page #172
en nearing the limit of a 120 mile radar range. If they had been traveling 2006 Page #172
beyond the range of the Limestone radar 169 2006 Page #172
d have been tracked by the Dow AFB radar as they continued southward.) The 2006 Page #173
arting with the first detection by radar. Either the flight plan or the rad 2006 Page #173
eese flying over Alaska caused the radar targets? Why did Undersecretary Lo 2006 Page #173
atmospheric conditions caused the radar targets? Why did the Air Force tel 2006 Page #173
ho were directly involved with the radar detections and the scramble. Were 2006 Page #173
t another explanation: perhaps the radar targets were objects that can fly 2006 Page #173
rs? How could they have caused the radar alert? After all, the government s 2006 Page #173
reported on the scope (of a ground radar set) that thg had 2006 Page #175
So then, we confirmed it with the radar control station on the DEW (Distan 2006 Page #176
and went out of the pilot's sight. Radar in Texas tracked the object until 2006 Page #177
that the UFO was detected by "the radar control station on the DEW line" a 2006 Page #178
on the DEW line" and that the DEW radar "kept following it and they claime 2006 Page #178
pparently he was confused over the radar terminology. The DEW line, part of 2006 Page #178
osest official Air Defense Command radar at the time was at Walker AFB at R 2006 Page #178
his is beyond the range of typical radar installations of the time. However 2006 Page #178
without exceeding the range of the radar. PART 4: DISCONNECTED EVENTS? So f 2006 Page #178
get Sound) if they saw anything on radar about 3:45 AM. Whidbey Island resp 2006 Page #185
hysical traces of UFOs, especially radar or electromagnetic readings, but t 2006 Page #200
via global intelligence resources (radar networks, Echelon, satellite surve 2007 Page #29
via global intelLigence resources (radar networks, Echelon, satelLite surve 2007 Page #29
e subject was hardly a blip on the radar of ufology or of popular culture. 2007 Page #71
h were ex military, ex government, radar controllers and air traffic contro 2007 Page #85
netic shock-waves and phased array radar systems are used to scramble the p 2007 Page #131
e before we did. Paul: Probably on radar or even visual for a long time. HO 2007 Page #171
ing Saturn-shaped disc that lit up radar screens all along the TexasMexico 2007 Page #185
of Corpus Christi, where military radar detected that an unidentified airc 2007 Page #185
town of Eureka Utah and reports of radar confirmation from Nellis Air Force 2008 Page #7
ozens of witnesses , evidence of a radar sighting, proof of intercept attem 2008 Page #7
ess testimony over a large region, radar confirmation of the object's passi 2008 Page #7
ook files, the April 18 case was a radar sighting from Nellis Air Force Bas 2008 Page #8
is brief summary of the sighting, "Radar sighting. Blip. Speed of object va 2008 Page #8
ted on April 19, the day after the radar sighting, in a banner headline, "B 2008 Page #8
t that seemed to be related to the radar tracks recorded out at Nellis. Tha 2008 Page #8
hat: a meteor cannot be tracked on radar. And this object was." There is a 2008 Page #9
the trail could still be seen. No radar pick up reported as yet. Visual si 2008 Page #9
something different was tracked on radar near Las Vegas. l have talked to a 2008 Page #14
The Air Force file for the Nellis Radar sighting puts the incidence some s 2008 Page #15
led from Nellis as a result of the radar sightings there. But, on September 2008 Page #15
ed intelligent control. Surely the radar operator would have been able to t 2008 Page #16
re witnesses and it was tracked on radar. Then east of Las Vegas, near the 2008 Page #16
ue distinction of being tracked by radar 70 miles northwest of Las Vegas, N 2008 Page #16
in the Utah file. And it suggests radar tracks in other parts of the count 2008 Page #17
A. There is a radar station near Knoxville which has b 2008 Page #28
n in operation about 3 weeks. This radar station is being operated by stati 2008 Page #28
faced: At 2130 hours on 2nd March, radar station picked up two objects 310 2008 Page #28
t I I :25 p.m. on 12 October: USAF radar installation at Knoxville picked u 2008 Page #28
experienced reliable personnel and radar set is in perfect operating d. · 1 2008 Page #28
ak Ridge; FBI Knoxville; Air Force Radar and Fighter Squadrons, Knoxville; 2008 Page #28
g of the objects with the reported radar sightings; because of the reliabil 2008 Page #29
Homestead heard Cuban air defense radar controllers report an unidentified 2008 Page #29
s of the UFO by Cuban ground-based radar personnel. The flight-leader then 2008 Page #29
he object. The leader reported his radar was locked onto the "bogey" and hi 2008 Page #29
21 had simply disintegrated. Cuban radar then reported that the UFO had qui 2008 Page #29
of USAF personnel , was tracked on radar, left elevated radiation readings 2008 Page #31
ed craft and yet we had nothing on radar and absolutely no explanation. I a 2008 Page #34
and with the UFO not appearing on radar, the first we would have known wou 2008 Page #34
such as the capability of military radar systems, information passed to the 2008 Page #63
lots and sightings corroborated by radar evidence . And of course the perio 2008 Page #64
ces where UFOs had been tracked on radar. There were also some more light-h 2008 Page #64
1985: 2 UFOs tracked on a military radar system traveling l O nautical mile 2008 Page #65
es where UFOs have been tracked on radar. 1 did a seemingly constant stream 2008 Page #65
on a UFO that was being tracked on radar. He was based at RAF Manston in Ke 2008 Page #66
ficers and pilots, UFOs tracked on radar, craft seen performing speeds and 2008 Page #68
ntal over-the-hori zon backscatter radar designed to monitor a 91-degree az 2008 Page #72
he most powerful and sophisticated radar of its kind. 2008 Page #72
otograph of COBRA Ml ST fan-shaped radar array SLIDE# 8 COBRA MIST building 2008 Page #73
SLIDE# 9 COBRA MIST buildings The radar employed the U. S. Naval Research 2008 Page #73
waves beyond the horizon to detect radar signals from moving targets at ran 2008 Page #73
rgets. For example, the COBRA MlST radar would show missiles being launched 2008 Page #73
being launched no matter where the radar was looking. The frustrated USAF e 2008 Page #73
on June 30, 1973, the Orford Ness radar system was shut down, allegedly ne 2008 Page #73
ng phenomena around the COBRA MIST radar site in the 1960s, which became li 2008 Page #74
eriments with the COBRA MIST MADRE radar that was bounced off the F-layer o 2008 Page #74
ly High Frequency over-the-horizon radar (HF 0TH) or Extreme Low Frequency 2008 Page #75
er High Frequency over-the-horizon radar (HF 0TH) of 3 -30 megahertz ; or U 2008 Page #76
tz ; or Ultra High Frequency (UHF) radar of .3 to 3 gigahertz; or Extreme L 2008 Page #76
AND WAS USING HIGH FREQUENCY (HF) RADAR -IT WOULD HA VE NO IMPACT WHATSOEV 2008 Page #76
hing . They were just transmitting radar. You would get a bigger 2008 Page #76
ast power was much bigger than 0TH radar. We really poured a lot of energy 2008 Page #77
CHECK ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RADAR FREQUENCIES , EXTREME LOW FREQUENC 2008 Page #77
er our base and had disappeared on radar" about five miles from RAF Woodbri 2008 Page #80
and marked it a UFO. The British (radar) base (RAF Bawdsey) that's four mi 2008 Page #86
ning thermal protection, analyzing radar systems, and using advanced techno 2008 Page #104
fication. How does the air defense radar operator identify , or more precis 2008 Page #114
tected by long-range early warning radar. But what do we do in lee's say te 2008 Page #114
e energy from several high-powered radar stations that had reportedly locke 2009 Page #17
s not been authorized to study the radar data while charged with the requir 2009 Page #17
d that these objects could emulate radar signatures and trajectories that c 2009 Page #17
this conclusion but still left our radar early warning system unprepared fo 2009 Page #18
data. By making use of classified radar and other detection devices and su 2009 Page #18
ating the New Mexico flying saucer radar detection near Los Alamos and Whit 2009 Page #24
ng the most up-to-date operational radar intelligence were destroyed as soo 2009 Page #24
Maury Island often flies under the radar of UFO historians. Jim Garrison be 2009 Page #33
something strange was picked up on radar. It began to lose altitude and dis 2009 Page #51
p" Buran, and asked for an Eastern Radar check. Lt. Buran told Sgt. Pennist 2009 Page #63
hat "something had disappeared off radar." That convinced Shift Commander L 2009 Page #63
is any possibility of concentrated radar or other short wave length rays th 2009 Page #158
the object had descended below the radar's horizon and a watch was kept for 2006 Page #133
sophisticated techniques involving radar-absorbent materials, special avion 2006 Page #81
ersfield crash involved one of the radar-evading airplanes. Shortly thereaf 2006 Page #84
to do with covering up top-secret radar-fogging discs or the dumping of nu 2009 Page #31
d, to undertake the development of radar-guided surface-to-air missiles. Th 2004 Page #66
. French Mirage fighter intercept, radar-visual COMETA Report. Bnght object 2006 Page #28
Area 51 did not exist in 1954 Dish radars can not measure shape and size RE 2003 Page #182 t possible with 1950s kind of dish radars. Two of the shapes (cigars, trian 2003 Page #183 O Crash Retrieval Conference “DISH RADARS DON ’T MEASURE SHAPE AND SIZE The 2003 Page #186 ampletLay to NSC on 17 Mar 53 1954 radars: no shape, size O Multiple looks 2003 Page #186 29"-along with at least six other radars, including ones at Alamogordo AAF 2005 Page #126 e PAR radar and three fire control radars. The Batteries were capable of op 2006 Page #142 simply disappeared. UFO Speeds On Radars Between 1,100 and 5,000 MPH Denni 2006 Page #145 m other worlds fly around on their radars and knew the U. S. government was 2006 Page #150 eep over Jackass Flats. Government radars — especially at that particular r 2006 Page #154 but it might be. Our northern tier radars have picked up a flight of severa 2006 Page #164 e. These are Army/Navy (AN) search radars. The CPS-5 was a search radar and 2006 Page #171 finder." The combination of these radars gave a "solid search of up to 60 2006 Page #171 o S. Observed by search and height radars. No. Visual." In the comments sec 2008 Page #8
ry in the late 1960s. SLIDE # 12 — RADCOM Army Patch, 1967 (Army Air Defens 2006 Page #142 he Army Air Defense Command called RADCOM after Army basic training at Ft. 2006 Page #142 training at Ft. Benning, Georgia. RADCOM no longer exists. SLIDE # 13 — Ae 2006 Page #142
ansportation to area of report for radiac (radioactive) readings." 36 10:56 2006 Page #185
trol or communicate with. It might radiate a quality of super-human power w 2006 Page #53 ser beam because the light did not radiate out like a normal light would do 2009 Page #70
dad's journal:" "Sample extraction radiated light for a full (3) hours. Ori 2003 Page #107
ng myself. The weaker energy field radiating from the inner layer (organic) 2005 Page #90 al figure revealed its presence by radiating an illuminating glow and light 2006 Page #90
cident, and was exposed to fire or radiation giving the appendage this abno 2003 Page #68 eg was broken. There was a minimal radiation contamination and it was quick 2003 Page #99 cation OK ' Documentation: photos, radiation, toxics; if not secure, transp 2003 Page #175 magnetic characteristics, residual radiation ' Examination of apparent mech 2003 Page #175 angular in pattern. Beta and gamma radiation readings in the depressions re 2004 Page #47 discusses the increased background radiation now associated with a landing 2004 Page #58 135.5 km. Carried cosmic and solar radiation, temperature, ionosphere, phot 2004 Page #64 detection of air-borne release of radiation over the state of New Mexico. 2004 Page #81 ver crash Site L-2 at white Sands. Radiation readings indicate a high neutr 2004 Page #81 0 Bodies observed while installing radiation device; "short, with large hea 2004 Page #111 lown through the area to determine radiation levels and effects on both liv 2005 Page #50 ewhat reddish glow. The background radiation count in the area jumped to an 2005 Page #100 osed co sources of electromagnetic radiation, have been known to fail or re 2005 Page #161 ducing another potential source of radiation in the area twenty years ago 1 2006 Page #125 Common in the late 1950s in which radiation leaked from a nuclear weapon. 2006 Page #126 ne of which contained a total body radiation counter, we lunched at the Mer 2006 Page #199 here devices had been blasted with radiation to test their effectiveness. L 2006 Page #199 as tracked on radar, left elevated radiation readings in the woods, careful 2008 Page #31 ol. Halt also confirmed beta/gamma radiation readings were recorded with "p 2008 Page #93 electric current or the short wave radiation of the sun. The oxygen could b 2008 Page #112 hicles (RPVs) have been mentioned. Radiation with its continuin g refinemen 2009 Page #22 s. A two-fold excess of background radiation and a ten-fold lack of microor 2009 Page #137 .S.S.R .... also caused heightened radiation. It was less than in England . 2009 Page #139 lengthy speculative article read: "Radiation May be Factor in Latest Secret 2009 Page #157 land. That clue points to a ray or radiation of some sort. The sentence rea 2009 Page #157 n diameter. Close by, this sort of radiation was expected to be fatal. Thes 2009 Page #158 land. That clue points to a ray of radiation of some sort. That sentence re 2009 Page #168 e 162 Newspaper speculation on the radiation ray is not accurate. T.D.J. Le 2009 Page #168 ·tl1-1~ ·, Juur. 14, 19•17 -· -. . Radiation May Be Factor In Latest Secret 2009 Page #182
is neck, tied the other end to the radiator below the window, lowered himse 2003 Page #92 and is killed when the knot at the radiator end of the sash slips its moori 2003 Page #92 athrobe sash was never tied to the radiator. 2. "Mr. Forrestal had copied m 2003 Page #94
l• li!ic l(r1ctc1· a.bout it." . : radiaUon of son11: sort. though exaggCTa 2009 Page #184
some form of sexual dysfunction, a radical notion for Victorian Vienna and 2005 Page #89 certainly not all of them. Reich's radical view that the social problems of 2005 Page #89 ld question their faith or turn to radical forms of cult worship. At the sa 2006 Page #65 what had occun-ed would undergo a radical change in a very short period of 2007 Page #186
gnificance. That situation changed radically, however, when Ray Fowler bega 2005 Page #40
O DO OUT 1,1121002' Santiago Chile Radii, Warta Network in Spa sb 1030 ON? 2004 Page #20
cted Clerical! Darkroom Ending VLA radio telescopes Wildlife Looking back C 2003 Page #44 oadcast on the 9 P.M. news on KDKA radio in Pittsburgh on the night of Dece 2003 Page #53 Edwards as a guest on his Contact radio show on the same night of the Keck 2003 Page #53 who was the news director of WHJB radio in Greensburg, PA at the time, beg 2003 Page #54 ays after the incident, produced a radio documentary on the event called "O 2003 Page #54 rtant years later. Included in the radio broadcast, Murphy is quoted as say 2003 Page #54 ial subject. I had tuned into KDKA radio that night to listen to Frank Edwa 2003 Page #54 verage, while tuning around the AM radio band trying to find the latest new 2003 Page #54 lso representatives from some area radio stations and newspapers as well. N 2003 Page #55 sh from Mammoth, was tuning his CB radio in the car that afternoon when he 2003 Page #58 za was the officer manager of WHJB radio in Greensburg, PA in 1965. She sta 2003 Page #59 object fall, reported this to WHJB radio in Greensburg. The station's news 2003 Page #59 hn Murphy and his staff produced a radio documentary on this local event wh 2003 Page #67 , the continuity director for WHJB Radio in 1965, states that she was at th 2003 Page #67 that December day, Bill heard the radio news reports that an object had fa 2003 Page #70 t 40 miles away. After hearing the radio news reports of the possible landi 2003 Page #70 , John "Object in the Woods." WHJB Radio, Greensburg, PA December 1965. 9 P 2003 Page #72 1965. 9 P.M. news broadcast, KDKA Radio, Pittsburgh, PA. December, 9, 1965 2003 Page #72 italization in the press or on the radio and leaks are held to a minimum, a 2003 Page #90 spring of 1996, I was doing weekly radio reports about science, the environ 2003 Page #97 and earth mysteries for Art Bell's radio programs, Dreamland and COAST TO C 2003 Page #97 Bell and I repeatedly asked during radio broadcasts for those facts because 2003 Page #98 r I reported those findings on the radio, we received a second letter dated 2003 Page #100 y of a "Class C RF signal." On the radio, I asked for research help. Electr 2003 Page #110 id not. When a tunable 1 to 20 MHz radio signal was added, the Bi/Mg seemed 2003 Page #111 sumers of TV, film, and late-night radio as the stories became part of the 2003 Page #141 , gave them a tour of his homemade radio receivers, the array of antennas p 2003 Page #145 Doty thought of the hours of coded radio transmissions that Paul had record 2003 Page #145 a landed helicopter, and tried to radio back for help and advice, but foun 2003 Page #147 hat he might want to ask his alien radio buddies what was going on. Bennewi 2003 Page #150 lifornia Oregon Border." Prominent radio commentator Frank Edwards, who bro 2003 Page #192 forts. All teletype, telephone and radio transmissions were monitored for a 2003 Page #235 y that the Argentine and Uruguayan radio stations are reporting on this eve 2004 Page #8 territory. Just a few minutes ago Radio El Espectador of Montevideo announ 2004 Page #8 xpert is said to have discovered a radio piloting transmitter with a nucleu 2004 Page #12 crashed because of a defect in its radio piloting system. The saucer which 2004 Page #12 om 1956 to 1960, was employed as a radio technician at the Weapons Research 2004 Page #15 rtation and communication of 1897. Radio was nonexistent and newspapers too 2004 Page #28 anked the man and went over to the radio and called the only cruiser he had 2004 Page #35 s, when Werbicki contacted them by radio. He informed them that there was a 2004 Page #36 ASAP. O'Brien, who was working the radio, informed his superior that they h 2004 Page #36 call some of the local fishermen. Radio communications were not as sophist 2004 Page #38 as they are today. They could not radio direct to other locales in the Pro 2004 Page #38 ever they were going to commence a radio and phone search all up and down t 2004 Page #38 l informed him that he had been in radio contact with the Rescue Coordinati 2004 Page #40 ported what I saw over my Motorola radio to police control at Bentwaters, w 2004 Page #55 m the desk sergeant voice over the radio was, "Rehfeldt's losing her mind, 2004 Page #55 to the tower also. I declined. The radio transmissions from witnesses were 2004 Page #55 night of the sightings, so did the radio transmissions reporting lights in 2004 Page #56 purchased the book after hearing a radio talk show with Robbins and Warren 2004 Page #56 nuke storage facility at the main radio station when one of the border gua 2004 Page #57 the Orson Welles War of the Worlds radio presentation, this information cou 2004 Page #75 rrol Knapp on the Strange Days UFO radio show: 92 2004 Page #95 e to his work as Superintendent of Radio Regulations. So he had to deal wit 2004 Page #96 aved when Orson Welles performed a radio broadcast of The War of The Worlds 2004 Page #133 Mexico, in 1978 was a retired ham radio enthusiast in Houma, Louisiana Mar 2004 Page #134 Marcel sometimes spoke to his ham radio buddies about an incident that hap 2004 Page #134 .) Jesse Marcel would tell his ham radio buddies that he couldn't identify 2004 Page #135 eppy, who worked at an Albuquerque radio station when the story broke about 2004 Page #135 uent day, as he was ushered to the radio station to make a retraction. What 2004 Page #138 base commander Colonel Blanchard, radio station personnel and scores of 19 2004 Page #139 Defense Industry MRP: Ministry of Radio Industry • MSM:Ministry of Medium 2004 Page #157 sure." In an interview on Bishop's radio show, Moore described how the game 2004 Page #190 ends with Donald Keyhoe • National Radio Program Flying Saucers — Serious B 2004 Page #205 America's entry into the war, and radio demagogues such as Father Charles 2004 Page #224 . Ramey personally appeared on the radio to retract the Air Force's claim o 2004 Page #230 mey proclaimed to the world (via a radio address) the debris was that of a 2004 Page #230 k Joyce about it during his Sunday radio show on KGFL 233 2004 Page #236 hese claims were made on a call-in radio show, and one of these inclividual 2005 Page #83 of people thinking of football and radio etc. at a time when the sinking of 2005 Page #102 TI) program claim that since their radio messages have not clearly been ans 2005 Page #120 ld be too advanced to notice crude radio signals which are almost obsolete 2005 Page #120 ber 21, 1950-Wilbert Smith, senior radio engineer for the Canadian Departme 2005 Page #128 hey were listened to by a Southern Radio Observatory 10 years ago. One woul 2006 Page #6 Think back to 1900. Note: no TV or radio or microwaves or nuclear power pla 2006 Page #6 llions of years ahead of us. An AM radio doesn't pick up FM signals. A Germ 2006 Page #11 ntrollers were unable to establish radio . It was th* object, this hght-blu 2006 Page #28 though not necessarily. Receipt of radio signals from space or discovery of 2006 Page #52 Most people would stay glued to TV/radio for info and reassurance that all 2006 Page #63 ed in vain to raise Coffins on the radio. Unable to see the crash site thro 2006 Page #74 k to Area 51. As soon as he was in radio range of Groom Lake, he transmitte 2006 Page #74 er" story was broadcasted over the radio and television networks across the 2006 Page #90 d to party lines. Listening to the radio and hanging out in front of the Fl 2006 Page #92 been made into at least one famous radio broadcast 8 and two movies. Here t 2006 Page #102 reported by the national press and radio. I know nothing about 'Hare huntin 2006 Page #121 after the disappearance, civilian radio traffic indicated that a civilian 2006 Page #134 pproximately 1035 hrs there came a radio report that wreckage from the miss 2006 Page #134 hat the Mexican military clamped a radio silence on all search efforts. "Th 2006 Page #134 ilence on all search efforts. "The radio interceptions were reported throug 2006 Page #134 ads. Recon showed no activity, and radio contact between the Mexican recove 2006 Page #135 at will, and their ability to jam radio, telephone, television, and telety 2006 Page #140 f celestial nature. The last known radio transmission from the instructor p 2006 Page #141 mland Online and Coast to Coast AM radio about American military efforts to 2006 Page #142 kings or appendages. When a try at radio contact failed, Cuban air defense 2006 Page #143 Dennis again, he told me the local radio was talking about people who were 2006 Page #146 Air Force. You had NORAD. You had radio stations in Miami. It happened! Th 2006 Page #148 m; Investigative Reporter Premiere Radio Networks and Dreamland Online P. 0 2006 Page #163 unded up soldiers and theatres and radio stations made .special announcemen 2006 Page #169 o communicate with the aircraft by radio. Had the aircraft been a single C- 2006 Page #172 ed the attempts to contact them by radio, attempts which must have been mad 2006 Page #173 dar. Either the flight plan or the radio identification would have been pas 2006 Page #173 ll, Burke exclaims into his helmet radio, "Wh000eee...I'm standing on the U 2006 Page #187 as no noise and no static on their radio. Later, they had another sighting 2006 Page #200 tablishing his identity. Area 2000 Radio Show In the summer of 1993, Robert 2006 Page #203 met with Art Bell who had a weekly radio show located down on Main Street, 2006 Page #203 s that Robert Bigelow would fund a radio program, running for two hours on 2006 Page #203 July 4th because I took a portable radio and earphones to the fireworks dem 2006 Page #203 Happenings One of the goals of the radio show, Area 2000, was to invite the 2006 Page #204 also been observed in Europe. The radio show brought in many local folks f 2006 Page #204 again and said" like through your radio show?" I 202 2006 Page #205 esident and CEO of National Public Radio, also worked in U.S. government pr 2007 Page #14 cenaorlng lntemaUonal cable,' ·. . radio and ovarseas telephone clrcutts; n 2007 Page #16 release of 1 O' diameter in-flight radio controlled flying wing disc bomb d 2007 Page #107 pert described a syndicated ½ hour radio broadcast that he heard during 194 2007 Page #115 dad's pick-up he had a short-wave radio and before we even got back into t 2007 Page #121 dad got the call on the short wave radio: "Gather up all your guys and your 2007 Page #121 sighting made national news on ABC radio and was in local ne,vspapers. Loca 2007 Page #130 a local sheriff interviewed on the radio sa.id, "They can say what they wan 2007 Page #130 porting UFOs to the police and two radio stations. A woman in Ponce videota 2007 Page #130 avy, is the largest high frequency radio transmitter in the world. It is de 2007 Page #130 living-room ceiling. Striking the radio, it bounced off and gashed Mrs. Ho 2007 Page #133 y that the Argentine and Uruguayan radio stations are reporting on this eve 2007 Page #141 territory . Just a few minutes ago Radio El Espectador of Montevideo announ 2007 Page #141 ide the apartment listening to the radio. Camera tilts up; animated illustr 2007 Page #166 because they both heard a 770 KKOB Radio announcement that a UFO was flying 2007 Page #166 O ALL THREE OF YOU REMEi'vIBER THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT? Mom and Aunt: J use 2007 Page #167 e we heard the announcement on the radio. BUT AT LEAST HISTORICALL Y, THERE 2007 Page #167 AT LEASTnXIO OF YOU W'HO HEARD THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT. Mom and Aunt: Right. 2007 Page #167 NT RAN OUTSIDE WHEN THEY HEARD THE RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT. THEN YOU GET INTO 16 2007 Page #169 t quiet, they probably went co the radio, TV and newspaper and cold them to 2007 Page #171 nothing in the newspaper or on the radio the next day, or even for several 2007 Page #171 said to frequently interfere with radio and navigational controls. It was 2007 Page #185 or appendages." When an attempt at radio contact failed, Cuban air defense 2008 Page #29 When I was 13 years old I heard a radio program where John G. Fuller descr 2008 Page #42 agency had its own dispatchers and radio procedures were sometimes loose. I 2008 Page #44 e and in Centralia by Bryn Beorse. Radio Kl Tl of Centralia reports receivi 2008 Page #49 e of the soldiers made a call on a radio and then he was told they would sh 2008 Page #53 eemingly constant stream of TV and radio interviews , appearing on most TV 2008 Page #65 Newsround , as well as prestigious radio shows such as Radio 4's Today prog 2008 Page #65 as prestigious radio shows such as Radio 4's Today program and BBC World Se 2008 Page #65 Knissel stated she was called by a radio station a few days after her UFO s 2008 Page #70 Sheriffs Office, aJ1d presumably, Radio KJTI in Centralia contacted Ms. Kr 2008 Page #70 he forest. At that point, we got a radio transmission from Central Security 2008 Page #80 val.] We don't know. B (describing radio transmission information): The Bri 2008 Page #86 me the tape recorder. And he has a radio with him. And he goes, 'We're reco 2008 Page #89 Polish uniforms attacked a German radio station on the border of Poland. C 2008 Page #128 smann AG-control print publishing, radio and television and also hold sway 2008 Page #143 ctures, cable networks , satellite radio and TV, book clubs, theme parks, p 2008 Page #143 ll; IO Television networks , seven radio stations, five productions houses; 2008 Page #143 Smith who at the time was a senior radio engineer with the Canadian Departm 2009 Page #36 ristmas, Sgt. Penniston received a radio call from Central Security Control 2009 Page #62 entral Security Control called for radio silence, and Sgt. Penniston asked 2009 Page #63 back toward the truck and act as a radio relay between Sgt. Penniston , Air 2009 Page #63 r that night, Lt. Fred Buran, that radio silence was called for because Sec 2009 Page #63 the same time, we were picking up radio signals and continuously having pr 2009 Page #70 see something, yes. SO, FOR THOSE RADIO REPORTS THAT WERE DESCRIBING A BEA 2009 Page #71 eapons Storage Area. I do know the radio traffic was recorded through the c 2009 Page #78 ve that was the actual tape of the radio traffic that night. If that tape w 2009 Page #78 n the woods, not to call it on the radio. They were well aware there was ac 2009 Page #79 th Sgt. Adrian Bustinza, who had a radio and he and I went towards the obje 2009 Page #79 He remembers talking to me on the radio, he remembers me getting close to 2009 Page #80 nd Investigative Reporter Premiere Radio Networks P. 0. Box 21843 Albuquerq 2009 Page #86 Plane Check Considered Short-wave radio rays were one. It was considered p 2009 Page #158 e the great advances in very short radio waves that came out of the war. If 2009 Page #158
Kentucky, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Cincinnati radio- host. Bill Boshears V, 7-8 Doctor 2004 Page #114
were flying high and fast and were radio-silent. According to Winkle's docu 2006 Page #172
ash occurred. "I've been told it's radioactive," Mrs. Oates confided. By 19 2004 Page #29 's was not harmless, but did major radioactive exposure both to our troops 2004 Page #125 s also focused upon the effects of radioactive fall-out on civilian life. 4 2005 Page #47 had transported a small amount of radioactive material that had been expos 2005 Page #100 ewly arrived and highly aggravated radioactive material was a suspected cau 2005 Page #100 attention when the Trinity highly radioactive site, at which the first ato 2006 Page #11 that would check for biological or radioactive contamination. This was comb 2006 Page #18 tion to area of report for radiac (radioactive) readings." 36 10:56 AM: A C 2006 Page #185 n explosive bomb, the other in the radioactive rays, from common substances 2009 Page #158
triangle and about someone taking radioactivity readings on these impressi 2004 Page #56 iangle. • Someone was sent to take radioactivity readings of the impression 2004 Page #56 hour, the shoreline is scanned for radioactivity. No positive readings are 2006 Page #185 up with a return visit to monitor radioactivity levels at the behest of Wh 2006 Page #189 ded, saturating the area in deadly radioactivity and decimating the country 2008 Page #102 that are transmuted into temporary radioactivity. These would form a gas in 2009 Page #158 generally stated distance for such radioactivity to be effective in war. No 2009 Page #158 cosmic ray i, m!U,o:u o temporary radioactivity. The s c tini'"es more ene 2009 Page #182
ections of the craft. 6. A special radiobiological team accompanied by a S£ 2003 Page #233 t of thjs world." After a "special radiobiological team ... and security de 2005 Page #126
arrived, her skipper Ronnie Newell radioed Lawrence Smith's boat and asked 2004 Page #40 d not be accounted for and the LEs radioed in for permission to leave their 2004 Page #47 ructions, our team behind the wire radioed in to report that the first manh 2004 Page #52 tion when one of the border guards radioed that there was a strange light i 2004 Page #57 wing all the way to the ground. He radioed his report and the ground party 2004 Page #102 CST, at about 14,000 feet, Mantell radioed to the base that he had the obje 2005 Page #64 speed." A half hour later Mantell radioed: "It appears to be a metallic ob 2005 Page #64 radar personnel. The flight leader radioed that the object was a bright met 2006 Page #143 t" 32 of their boat. The report is radioed in by Richard Dale Hartman, who 2006 Page #184 ives another message. This call is radioed in from the tugboat Delores, loc 2006 Page #184 the plane, and the panicked pilot radioed air traffic controllers in Mexic 2007 Page #191 personnel. The flight-leader then radioed that the object appeared to be a 2008 Page #29
the area of concern their Motorola radios began having transmission problem 2004 Page #47 bance." With their flashlights and radios failing, they made their way into 2004 Page #47 h frequency allocations, channels, radios, and that sort of business. So he 2004 Page #96 hours the telephones, televisions, radios and two-way CBs were dead through 2007 Page #128 O\'et a network of citizen"s-band radios. Some o( the men will stand guard 2007 Page #145 Amidst the crackling static of the radios, the Mexicans were heard saying t 2007 Page #186 olored red, orange and blue. Their radios were interrupted by unusual stati 2009 Page #63 tinuously having problems with our radios on all three frequencies we were 2009 Page #70
placing of a very small amount of radium in an accumulator, the unexpected 2005 Page #94
ere restricted within a five- mile radius. Armed military guards and Kern C 2006 Page #82 anded or exploded within a 50 mile radius of Charleston last night, accordi 2006 Page #94 emors shook houses over a 60- mile radius, and the lights were seen clearly 2006 Page #121 the ground) as bright as day for a radius of five to ten miles from the air 2008 Page #10 horities are studying. Half a mile radius is the generally stated distance 2009 Page #158
Censorahlp (mall, cable, wlreless, radl-lephone, etc.) J •_.,. ·;,_'-_ •• ( 2007 Page #16
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fense and Royal Air files on UFOs. RAF Cosford Hangar: In late 1963 rumors 2003 Page #74
ain that a UFO had crash-landed at RAF Cosford, Shropshire, England. Files 2003 Page #74
le. In the wake of the incident at RAF Cosford, there was a series of stran 2003 Page #74
For years it has been rumored that RAF Rudloe Manor has been the final rest 2003 Page #77
official story concerning UFOs and RAF Rudloe Manor? GCHQ, the British equi 2003 Page #77
f a British Royal Air Force base — RAF Rudloe Manor, that has become known 2003 Page #83
st in the Navy and trains with the RAF in Canada to be a flier, but the arm 2003 Page #85
nt Police (LE) at the East Gate of RAF Woodbridge observed unidentified lig 2004 Page #47
than a mile from the perimeter of RAF Woodbridge. This was the event that 2004 Page #47
from Bentwaters, but close by away RAF Woodbridge's East Gate. Upon disemba 2004 Page #47
e Williams (Major Gordon Williams, RAF Bentwaters Wing Commander) to an F-1 2004 Page #50
n a van parked by the back gate of RAF Bentwaters, now decommissioned. Larr 2004 Page #51
onnect to the underground bunkers. RAF Bentwaters possessed the largest bom 2004 Page #51
ound to air missiles, and it's the RAF used to man them, not Americans. ... 2004 Page #52
three tunnels which exist between (RAF) Woodbridge and Benrwaters. Was this 2004 Page #52
hat nuclear weapons were stored at RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge in vio 2004 Page #53
were stored at RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge in violation of U.K./U.S. 2004 Page #53
red in the Weapons Storage Area at RAF Woodbridge were struck by beams of l 2004 Page #54
lice Squadron who took his life at RAF Bentwaters in January 1981, and whet 2004 Page #54
tates Air Force personnel based at RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge, which 2004 Page #54
sonnel based at RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge, which stemmed from their 2004 Page #54
service. She had been stationed at RAF Bentwaters from May 1978 until Decem 2004 Page #54
ncident. Tim had been stationed at RAF Bentwaters from March 1979 until Mar 2004 Page #55
ccurred while we were stationed at RAF Bentwaters. ... Testing my own memor 2004 Page #56
sed to hear about what happened at RAF Bentwaters/Woodbridge in 1980. This 2004 Page #57
ctober 1997; Written Answers 232, "RAF Benrwaters and Woodbridge: Nuclear W 2004 Page #59
assistance in the search from the RAF station at Valley, Anglesey, who fle 2006 Page #120
n the local press that "police and RAF rescue experts" had come to the conc 2006 Page #121
hquake" was entirely coincidental. RAF search team leader, Sergeant H. Oldh 2006 Page #121
, including at Akrotiri in Cyprus, RAF Honnington and at RAF Valley in Nort 2006 Page #126
i in Cyprus, RAF Honnington and at RAF Valley in North Wales from 1971 to 1 2006 Page #126
iction drama which starts with the RAF shooting down a UFO. "Normally," he 2006 Page #131
ife as an active military station, RAF Woodbridge was home to a squadron wi 2006 Page #132
and Recovery Squadron stationed at RAF Woodbridge [provided] standby rescue 2006 Page #132
81 by the Deputy Base Commander at RAF Woodbridge , Colonel Charles Halt, r 2008 Page #32
al lights outside the back gate at RAF Woodbridge. Thinking an aircraft mig 2008 Page #32
ice stations, the public and local RAF stations. In fact, I would say that 2008 Page #33
most significant reports began at RAF Cosford in Shropshire ," Pope explai 2008 Page #33
e was heading on a direct line for RAF Shawbury , which is some twelve-to-f 2008 Page #33
outside, look in the direction of RAF Cos ford and see what he could see." 2008 Page #34
namely, Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, and RAF Bentwaters and Woodbridge , to name 2008 Page #37
tracked on radar. He was based at RAF Manston in Kent and was scrambled to 2008 Page #66
m 5 November 1990 when a number of RAF Tornado aircraft were overtaken by a 2008 Page #67
h Wales, over the military base at RAF St Athan, close to Cardiff Internati 2008 Page #67
o help shield military activities. RAF Butley was renamed RAF Bentwaters an 2008 Page #71
activities. RAF Butley was renamed RAF Bentwaters and in 1951, Britain's Mi 2008 Page #71
itain's Ministry of Defence leased RAF Bentwaters to the United States Air 2008 Page #71
LIDE# 5 Seven years later in 1958, RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge became 2008 Page #72
later in 1958, RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge became a joint U.S. Air F 2008 Page #72
tes cancelled its involvement with RAF Woodbridg e and RAF Bentwaters. Bent 2008 Page #72
volvement with RAF Woodbridg e and RAF Bentwaters. Bentwaters is now a priv 2008 Page #72
ivately owned business park, while RAF Woodbridge is used by the U. K. Mini 2008 Page #72
of nuclear missiles underground at RAF Bentwaters? What exactly did happen 2008 Page #74
s Dece1nber 26 -28, 1980 SLIDE# 15 RAF Woodbridge East Gate 72 As the clock 2008 Page #78
ghs was on Security Police duty at RAF Woodbrid ge's back gate, commonly kn 2008 Page #78
taff Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. RAF Woodbridg e was four miles west of R 2008 Page #78
Woodbridg e was four miles west of RAF Bentwaters (in Butley, Suffolk). At 2008 Page #78
the Rendlesharn Forest east of the RAF Woodbridge East Gate. So, Burroughs 2008 Page #78
statement about what he saw to the RAF Bentwaters Deputy Base Commander, Ch 2008 Page #79
. Penniston was duty supervisor at RAF Woodbridge and 73 2008 Page #79
ed on radar" about five miles from RAF Woodbridge and Bentwaters . 2008 Page #80
s moving back. SLIDE# 30 Aerial of RAF Woodbridge and Rendlesham Forest wit 2008 Page #85
t a UFO. The British (radar) base (RAF Bawdsey) that's four miles from here 2008 Page #86
[RAF Bentwaters new base commander in Dec 2008 Page #88
the 81st Tactical Fighter Wing at RAF/USAF NATO Bentwaters/Woodbridge , Ma 2008 Page #88
8 l st Security Police Squadron at RAF Bentwaters. From there, Major Malcol 2008 Page #90
ence , USAF Lt. Col. Charles Halt, RAF Bentwaters Deputy Base Commander , w 2008 Page #93
Col., USAF Deputy Base Commander (RAF Bentwaters) . SLIDE# 47 U. K. Minist 2008 Page #94
................. 42 December 1980 RAF Bentwaters Update with John Burrough 2009 Page #5
SLIDE# 2 SLIDE# 3 December 1980 RAF Bentwaters Update with John Burrough 2009 Page #57
4 52 Aerial image of the runway at RAF Woodbridge surrounded by the thick R 2009 Page #58
.), former Deputy Base Commander , RAF Bentwaters , England, December 1980, 2009 Page #59
then the Deputy Base Commander at RAF Bentwaters , went on the record in a 2009 Page #59
ng December 2007 documentary about RAF Bentwaters, U. K. phenomena. Image p 2009 Page #60
signed as Deputy Base Commander at RAF Bentwaters in 1980. His boss and bas 2009 Page #60
nisters on December 30, 1980, from RAF Bentwaters Captain and Day Shift Com 2009 Page #60
e is brief background about former RAF Bentwaters Staff Sergeant James W. P 2009 Page #61
s Penniston (Ret.) in 2007. He was RAF Woodbridge Security Supervisor on De 2009 Page #61
School in Freeport, lllinois. His RAF Bentwaters Deputy Base Commander was 2009 Page #62
(CSC) asking him to proceed to the RAF Woodbridge East Gate. There he was t 2009 Page #62
6 air force policemen were working RAF Woodbridge . One of those air force 2009 Page #62
d to Sgt. Bud Steffens. East Gate, RAF Woodbridge looking toward Rendlesham 2009 Page #62
s. Their third debriefing was with RAF Bentwaters Base Commander Ted Conrad 2009 Page #68
Commander of the 3rd Air Force at RAF Mildenhall, England. But four years 2009 Page #68
in 1984, Col. Halt was promoted to RAF Bentwaters Base Commander and later 2009 Page #68
id to contain nuclear warheads, at RAF 63 2009 Page #69
December 2007, photograph from RAF Bentwaters /Woodbridge tower used to 2009 Page #71
the 81 st Tactical Fighter Wing at RAF Bentwaters and Woodbridge, Major Gen 2009 Page #72
after General Williams returned to RAF Bentwaters , he laughed at Col. Halt 2009 Page #74
OUNTERED IN RENDLESHAM FOREST NEAR RAF BENTWATERSAND WOODBRIDGE WAS 'EXTRAT 2009 Page #74
of interest about what goes on at RAF Bentwaters, as far as the Weapons St 2009 Page #75
would rather not comment. " Former RAF Bentwaters Airman I st Class John Bu 2009 Page #76
n Burroughs LIVE in Las Vegas: One RAF Bentwaters Airman I st Class who was 2009 Page #76
tion . He received orders to go to RAF Bentwaters, England, and arrived in 2009 Page #77
other in Rendlesham Forest between RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge , do n 2009 Page #77
Forest between RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge , do not remember the sam 2009 Page #77
the woods and bring it over to the RAF Woodbridge flight line over by the 6 2009 Page #79
comments . Linda Moulton Howe: The RAF Bentwaters phenomena of December 198 2009 Page #80
ademy . Then he was shipped out to RAF Bentwaters in mid-September 1980. He 2009 Page #81
Steve LaPlume was on patrol at the RAF Woodbridge East Gate with Senior Aim 2009 Page #81
voked military officers, including RAF Bentwaters Deputy Base Commander Lt. 2009 Page #82
dio Airman LaPlume ( 2:08 ) Former RAF Bentwaters Airman 1st Class Steve La 2009 Page #83
the i\10\·ie ONLY in theatres." K.raft's parent company, KF Holdings, also 2007 Page #63
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y 80s, when dead aliens became the rage, the story of Ike's visit to Edward 2003 Page #192 ed a controversy that continues to rage to this day. That something occurre 2008 Page #31
shadows here and there across the ragged landscape. The shimmering heat of 2003 Page #46
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to whorl env.: subtler to, a/drool rah4 at the ume Prot sanrtng as idectros 2006 Page #35
ths BdLtot Stetas Gs73 z?E2^J o & rahiag ys«r appraisal it Is tsslyal that 2003 Page #223
. Poulain was directed by Debra J. Rahn of the International Affairs Divisi 2007 Page #197
this is the February 1942 "LA Air Raid". In this case for a couple of hour 2003 Page #24 it Los Angeles because of the air raid, Los Alamos because that is where R 2003 Page #25 s..." Just days after the L.A. air raid and related saucer crash retrievals 2003 Page #25 one week after the Los Angeles air raid on March 5, 1942. It discusses the 2003 Page #26 hat link it to the Los Angeles air raid. The downside is that it is not ori 2003 Page #27 udy report on the Los Angeles "air raid" of February 1942 as resulting in t 2004 Page #123 au crash of 1941 and the L.A. "air raid" crashes of 1942. Actually, the pre 2004 Page #127 e known about such as the L.A. air raid cases, since none of those document 2004 Page #129 eferred to as the "Los Angeles Air Raid." At about 2:25 a.m. on February 25 2005 Page #121 2:25 a.m. on February 25, 1942 air raid sirens awoke thousands throughout L 2005 Page #121 emorandum to you regarding the air raid over Los Angeles, it has been learn 2005 Page #122 t of California [that], unlike the raid, has no bearing on conventional exp 2005 Page #122 lt concerning the Los Angeles "air raid" and later UFO recoveries, leading 2005 Page #124 e known about such as the L.A. air raid cases, since none of those document 2005 Page #140 in this capitol ci0 todol. No air raid alarms were sounded, but functionar 2006 Page #169 tes and says: "This is what my dad raid me; so I can only go on that." With 2007 Page #139
dated March 1942 after the LA "air raid-. 13 The Secret DVD, Wood and Wood 2006 Page #103
channels about the Los Angeles Air Raid-just two weeks before this OCS file 2005 Page #123
the Covenant in the final scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Is this a hint 2005 Page #81
minary tests June 3, 1947 -Soviets raiding US atomic secrets June 5, 1947 - 2009 Page #156
w(start 12 March) • Ukraine-Lutsk, Raigorod(End 1 April) 2004 Page #165
, suits fused to flesh: shipped by rail, camouflaged, "rockets" 33 1957 Clo 2004 Page #112 y ship large UFO parts by truck or rail? (Answer: they couldn't have, accor 2004 Page #120 Some reports specifically mention rail transport • Size distribution is no 2004 Page #126 Secreg—Transportation by Road and Rail In 1981, shortly after Len did his 2004 Page #127 under the underpasses. Shipment by rail might have been even more difficult 2004 Page #127 were reported to have been sent by rail. In any case, not all of them were 2004 Page #129 t glance, it would appear that the rail was coo tall co fit through the han 2007 Page #115 ntury ago the logs were removed by rail and then floated down the Elk River 2008 Page #52
Os were wider than the road or the railbed Slide 23 POSSIBLE ANSWERS TO EAR 2004 Page #126
dying after being bypassed by the railroad. Early in my newspaper career w 2004 Page #26 h the flap. In the 1960s, an aging railroad telegrapher confessed that the 2004 Page #28 story was just a joke concocted by railroad men in Iowa. He said when the j 2004 Page #28 aid when the joke spread to Texas, railroad worker Joseph "Truthful" Scully 2004 Page #28 difficult, with tunnels and other railroad restrictions making for an abso 2004 Page #127 returns with atomic cloud samples. Railroad tank car was flattened and blow 2005 Page #49 ng over the Quinn Canyon Range and Railroad Valley. The rocket pushed the v 2006 Page #79 helicopter and ground vehicle. In Railroad Valley, rancher Carl Hanks rode 2006 Page #79 people who had been present in the Railroad Valley area in 1967. He managed 2006 Page #80 ovide. Carl Hanks had lived in the Railroad Valley for many years and recal 2006 Page #80 porters oflrish linen, merged with railroad tycoon Edward H. Harriman. "Aft 2008 Page #129 ery modest beginnings, as a simple railroad siding near Beale's Springs in 2009 Page #48 route of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The city of Kingman was named 2009 Page #48 who supervised the building of the railroad from Winslow to Beale's Springs 2009 Page #48
oated down the Elk River. When the railroads were gone the area was network 2008 Page #52
sideljnes. The advertiser, Connex Railway Timetable Up.dates, offers a unj 2007 Page #75 l underground rattle, similar to a railway upon which dozens of trains are 2008 Page #98
gineers of the Australian National Railways reported that there was a brigh 2007 Page #130
e of three hoboes picked up in the railyard behind the grassy knoll at Deal 2003 Page #42 g the three tramps arrested in the railyard behind the grassy knoll, and th 2009 Page #33
water courses again and again. The rain the night before had cleaned everyt 2003 Page #45 y poppy nodding in the breeze. The rain had renewed a symphony of color on 2003 Page #46 there one day during an afternoon rain. The water diverted down this track 2003 Page #49 m Andere area after a most unusual rain that had fallen over the city, Cher 2005 Page #32 d soon covered the sky, indicating rain. Then, without apparent explanation 2005 Page #99 tive humidity had risen to 67% and rain seemed imminent in a location that 2005 Page #100 lien abduction: "Its pouring witl1 rain, you're miles from anywhere and you 2007 Page #71 he groun_d-like a kin_d of 'silver rain."' The lady then saw something shim 2007 Page #193 similar to the Campinas ' "silver rain" and the sparks ejected by the Poul 2007 Page #200 e, and added: "Instead of allowing rain clouds to drive past arid and semi- 2009 Page #162 ble to shoot them down and put the rain where we need it. If we can extend 2009 Page #162 an extend this process we can stop rain from falling where it has been fall 2009 Page #162
l left by the object turned into a rainboyd. The object fell down into the 2004 Page #19
mented to a rancher about the huge raindrops I had experienced the night be 2003 Page #46
t was, had exploded in the air and rained the debris down over a very large 2004 Page #143 , it created havoc. It really just rained debris down field in a massive wa 2005 Page #67 oyame, Chihuahua. Even as wreckage rained down on the isolated desert below 2007 Page #184 ccident, the debris from the crash rained down on the desert plain below, a 2007 Page #186
est of the Navy, Captain George M. Raines flies to Hobe Sound; Raines is Ch 2003 Page #90 rge M. Raines flies to Hobe Sound; Raines is Chief of Neuro Psychiatry at B 2003 Page #90 y psychiatrist (Captain) George M. Raines says that the Secretary took his 2003 Page #92
7 clouds out of the sky to control rainfall -were raised as possibilities t 2009 Page #162 louds could be broken up and start rainfall at a specific place on a limite 2009 Page #162
eportedly crashed in the El Yunque rainforest and — along with their extrat 2004 Page #16
eportedly crashed in the El Yunque rainforests/mountains on February 19, 19 2004 Page #16
neth Arnold's sightings over Mount Rainier. A lumber salvager named Harold 2003 Page #41 7 Kenneth Arnold Sighting over Mt. Rainier (. f 1! I \lhl \ ,. I ..,... • ! 2008 Page #41 fore Kenneth Arnold's famous Mount Rainier sightings. Known as the Maury Is 2009 Page #29 t, Maury Island and Arnold's Mount Rainier sightings might all involve the 2009 Page #29
le 135 pitched up and broke apart, raining debris over the Pacific. The pil 2006 Page #77 in the skies over Coyame, Mexico, raining debris down on a portion of the 2007 Page #185
erhead and, as they looked up on a rainy rught, "they saw a disc swinging i 2007 Page #199
f the ordinary occurred, they also raise more questions. The CIA's report o 2004 Page #9 Sound. The first two possibilities raise some questions. First since everyo 2004 Page #42 6 and use of barium aluminate can raise this considerabl y, barium titarti 2005 Page #171 sful career, he retired in 1989 to raise his 2 adopted children with his wi 2005 Page #174 positivity, fast occurrence would raise doubts and concerns. Some would ju 2006 Page #65 angeness and fast occurrence would raise doubts and concerns, making assess 2006 Page #66 le. - Slow-familiar-positive might raise maximum public doubts and recrimin 2006 Page #67 ve the clouds, he tried in vain to raise Coffins on the radio. Unable to se 2006 Page #74 mination. Efforts are initiated to raise funds for the lie detector test to 2006 Page #188 ck for Fry's Electronics!) It does raise a key question, however: If a UFO 2007 Page #7 d in rus obituary saying, "I wdn't raise an eyebrow about cooperacing with 2007 Page #13 f the ordinary occurred, they also raise more questions than they answer. T 2007 Page #142 nd flood, the change the tides and raise the levels of the sea, to divert t 2008 Page #134
f the sole has a very high cracked raised knobby pointed texture (Figure 53 2003 Page #48 r. At the back of the object was a raised ring area about 8 to 10 inches wi 2003 Page #60 r's description: "...the series of raised deck panels where there were inde 2003 Page #101 es" and the toxic spills. See the “raised z” is its original form 11 -8/200 2003 Page #175 that the "z" character is slightly raised from the rest of the text. Later, 2003 Page #176 hoaxing the anomaly of occasional raised "z"s found in conjunction with th 2003 Page #176 here to ship each kind. This table raised a red flag in some quarters becau 2003 Page #176 noted that there were a couple of raised "z"s in the text. He said this wa 2003 Page #179 s Minual EXAMPLE: MATCH PRESS; THE RAISED “z” ISSUE s From April ‘54, SOM1- 2003 Page #180 ate □ The special appearance of a “raised z” essentially clinches the point 2003 Page #180 uded the legitimate example of the raised "z." Comparing with a variety of 2003 Page #181 rall, about twenty objections were raised, of which I have identified five 2003 Page #181 dible concept. The third objection raised that warrants discussion is the c 2003 Page #183 tants" Concerns Abouf Authenticity Raised by Friedman and Others 1. The fac 2003 Page #207 issue of the aircraft's cargo was raised. So, the available evidence still 2004 Page #10 specific issues some skeptics have raised. The first has to do with the app 2004 Page #127 unter several of the key arguments raised over the years by the skeptics.' 2004 Page #216 e contentious point has repeatedly raised its head—just what were the circu 2004 Page #233 inking. Despite the fact that this raised suspicions, the \X,'erner account 2005 Page #40 ole Tower with atomic device being raised to the cab. 43 2005 Page #45 shaped objects mounted on them are raised to the surface. These objects som 2005 Page #83 ace the question that was so often raised by his enemies -his sanity ... Ap 2005 Page #103 D TECHNOLOGY ." Addressing matters raised by 11 Don Berliner has since stat 2005 Page #127 ervous and agitated with me when I raised the topic. Some just glared at me 2006 Page #92 participation in this project were raised at the highest 128 2006 Page #131 pacecraft in Roswell, New Mexico); raised partly in Pennsylvania (attending 2006 Page #194 ovided a wealth of information but raised more questions; I interviewed one 2008 Page #43 w the MoD handles the subject when raised in parliament and in the media. M 2008 Page #63 d it causes cancer in lab animals, raised fears of a totalitarian "Big Brot 2008 Page #123 h a study and its publication were raised then, as they will be now. -1-5 i 2009 Page #12 h a study and its publication were raised then, as they will be now. It is 2009 Page #23 the sky to control rainfall -were raised as possibilities today in any war 2009 Page #162
. A proper answer to the issues he raises would actually require access to 2004 Page #127 n the Ramey pictures, and this now raises an interesting possibility. Maybe 2004 Page #236 abandoned and deteriorating. STEVE RAISES ARM TOWARD SOLAR PANELS BEHIND FE 2005 Page #66 there was a 1948 Aztec crash. Thjs raises a number of important questions. 2005 Page #133 stence of the FBI teletype message raises (at least) two related questions: 2006 Page #178 et, the heat from the canyon floor raises and the clouds get all black and 2007 Page #122 uquerque the last week of May 1974 raises the question: \Vhat were Sandia a 2007 Page #162 lieves about UFOs , the phenomenon raises important defence and air safety 2008 Page #66 ike this illustrate the phenomenon raises serious defence and flight safety 2008 Page #67
Baptist church: he had the gift of raising money for the church. He was a s 2003 Page #22 a two-part article in Fate Maga#ne raising issues about the feasibility of 2004 Page #127 of these issues to the forefront, raising two main questions : To what ext 2008 Page #26 charity campaign that succeeded in raising funds to build a new library. In 2009 Page #88
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ssian Academy of Sciences (GEOK.hl RAJ.~ until his death. He also received 2007 Page #198
aWlaiiag aw wj aC tha altwtiaa aad rajart hartt witkla a MKtk or adx waka* 2003 Page #220
rder ·Computer data se.irc-h u5ing Rajincler S,1ty,rnar,1y,1mil ·So:ial Net 2009 Page #192
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in, the size of the impact. If you rake a look at not only the aerial phoro 2005 Page #67 go on terra sen·er to this day and rake a look at this impact site. Ir has 2005 Page #67 ua actually work today, we need to rake a closer look at rustory. 2 2007 Page #8 as also informed that it would not rake long to bring these aircraft back u 2007 Page #95 atterson and a courier was cold to rake it co my dad, who \\ as asked ro lo 2007 Page #139 we saw. 1 was curious to get their rake on it and perception and so I starr 2007 Page #172
nYenrion al hjgh speed, horizontal rake-off aircraft. Only "harrier type" o 2007 Page #109
entingly tongue-in-cheek series of rakes on the nature of extraterrestriali 2007 Page #59
rusrniss him as a paranoiac whiie Raknes (a Norwegian colJeague) and Dr. H 2005 Page #103
lion$ Missing lm bw requiring fcdc:ral gowmmClll CO account in a busincss-l 2007 Page #53 -·'.-· · ~ ·_._ -~~-~:a-V ~ ; G~nc:ral Kuter • T00k off at 0319 Z • !\ear C 2008 Page #19
eee mt bead. I mi draftlag a prase raleass for *he White loeas. ' 0, ■c. , 2003 Page #219
? “I’ll find out if I get there. ” Rally in Boulder, CO October 28, 2003 ww 2003 Page #9 tion, downplay the strangeness and rally hope. All nations would try to coo 2006 Page #62 direct emergency preparedness and rally morale. All non-essential programm 2006 Page #63 , maximize intelligence gathering, rally science to assess NHI vulnerabilit 2006 Page #63 event called the Aben 1fotorcycle Rally. Ir featured a motorcycle-r.idjng 2007 Page #60
port.,, 01HJ ::o!O: "You rm:cmbcr raln(all _ ... ~ n.h~;I &$ po.,slbul• 1 2009 Page #182
whjch were provided to her by Dr. Ralph Greenson, a noted psychoanalyst to 2007 Page #137 identifies motorist witnesses Mrs. Ralph Case in Central Park and Ernest Ha 2008 Page #48 and then denial by military. Mrs. Ralph Case was a passenger with her husb 2008 Page #49 al statement seriously. When Major Ralph Paduano told the Daily World Repor 2008 Page #60
kin with radar absorbent material (RAM) coating. The gray rubber with Kapto 2006 Page #84 e gray rubber with Kapton was also RAM. The plastic or rubber serves as a m 2006 Page #84 oids called ferrites, so pieces of RAM can be picked up with a magnet. Frag 2006 Page #84 ins no thermoplastic composites or RAM, for instance. The F- 117A, unlike e 2006 Page #85 n Panel calls for mass media Prtl!!ram of training and debunking to disc;re 2007 Page #26 popul£~on. Ulcm do,-n irnd put U)e ram ,rJ:.c:e whether iJ. ~-1or use ns:ii 2009 Page #182 Vc-ioH 10 mn-1 •·ith hn ,.,.,..,,,ram • AbMc-top lefl'l::l •Yr 4rmtbNs mrn 2009 Page #198
and electrical systems driven by a ram-air turbine to provide power and hyd 2006 Page #77 and one of the two blades from the ram-air turbine. Obviously, the site had 2006 Page #80
e hard work on top of the hill Las Ramadas, the rught was clear and the sky 2007 Page #200
Sec. of State 7/9/47, elb XTMK S3 raMay year ayyrtlrtl it la rtartrt that 2003 Page #215
ll other South American incidents (Ramblon and Neuq~en, Argentina, 1978 and 2007 Page #201
gjackfruir, Kiwano, Starfruit and Rambutan. The ad, dually sponsored by th 2007 Page #60
341, E161, Box1 • LOC - Manuscript Ramey to Twining, Twining Box 121 • 1 Ju 2003 Page #165
se to the president. General Roger Ramey is another example of possibly inc 2003 Page #191
"Filer's Files," stated that Mrs. Ramey had told him during an interview t 2003 Page #191
tec Paul Kimball 211 Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr 223 Debri 2004 Page #3
e said, "Creatures." General Roger Ramey is second example of a key player 2004 Page #85
al record shows no contact between Ramey and the President, an interview do 2004 Page #85
tes Air Force. Filer told me, Mrs. Ramey told me that she and her husband h 2004 Page #85
he Roswell Incident, General Roger Ramey, head of the 8th Air Force, statio 2004 Page #141
47, is the villain. It was General Ramey, after all, who said the flying sa 2004 Page #141
was just full of "hot air." It was Ramey who ordered the debris flown to hi 2004 Page #141
alloon and a radar target. General Ramey was holding in his hand a telegram 2004 Page #141
it can partially be read. General Ramey could not have fathomed that fifty 2004 Page #141
t it had been declared (by General Ramey) that it was a balloon with a hexa 2004 Page #142
Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr Copyright 2004 Page #226
the memorandum held by Gen. Roger Ramey in two of the photographs; precise 2004 Page #226
the debris via B-29 to Gen. Roger Ramey, Commander 8th Army Air Corps at F 2004 Page #226
ere photographs were taken of Gen. Ramey, Col. DuBose, and Maj. Marcel pose 2004 Page #226
eceived a telephone call from Mrs. Ramey, widow of Gen. Roger Ramey, former 2004 Page #226
om Mrs. Ramey, widow of Gen. Roger Ramey, former commander of the 8th Army 2004 Page #226
ade disparaging remarks about Gen. Ramey ostensibly swapping the actual Ros 2004 Page #226
ed with taking photographs of Gen. Ramey, Col. DuBose, and Major Marcel pos 2004 Page #226
in one of the photographs, General Ramey is clutching a typed message with 2004 Page #226
n of one of the images we call the Ramey memo. Note these four people are n 2004 Page #227
message. Further, we suggest Gen. Ramey received the message on his way in 2004 Page #227
believe this? A close look reveals Ramey is holding both his glasses and th 2004 Page #227
Report on the Ramey Office Photos and is firmly convin 2004 Page #228
s. Further, he's convinced if Gen. Ramey had had time to read the message, 2004 Page #228
rent "read" of what RPIT terms the Ramey Office Memo: Line 1 R****ECOVERY O 2004 Page #228
Line 9 (M) TEMPLE (B) TEMPLE (C) R RAMEY (DR) rAMEy (G) * R**** (MN) RRAMEY 2004 Page #229
TEMPLE (B) TEMPLE (C) R RAMEY (DR) rAMEy (G) * R**** (MN) RRAMEY 226 2004 Page #229
Report on the Ramey Office Photos Combining the "best 2004 Page #230
s some type of processor that Gen. Ramey believed should be sent directly t 2004 Page #230
ratory for analysis. Further, Gen. Ramey requests emergency powers to inves 2004 Page #230
n the plains of San Augustin). He (Ramey) will send a crew out from the 509 2004 Page #230
otos. Less than 1 hour later, Gen. Ramey personally appeared on the radio t 2004 Page #230
overed a "flying disc." After all, Ramey said the disc was nothing more tha 2004 Page #230
denial? One thing is certain: Gen. Ramey received a message. He received a 2004 Page #230
lloons constituting a cover story? Ramey proclaimed to the world (via a rad 2004 Page #230
ealed ...that in the two photos of Ramey he had a piece of paper in his han 2004 Page #230
ining UFO records. Determining the Ramey/DuBose Photo Shoot Time Research b 2004 Page #231
iewing Stan Friedman's scan of the Ramey/DuBose negative when he noticed so 2004 Page #231
Report on the Ramey Office Photos clearance, and serie 2004 Page #232
esearch into the background of the Ramey office photos one contentious poin 2004 Page #233
ed "Press Conference" at which the Ramey office photographs (ROP) had been 2004 Page #233
oduced what is in effect a virtual Ramey Office in which accurate measureme 2004 Page #233
es, for example when comparing the Ramey/DuBose and Marcel images side by s 2004 Page #233
Report on the Ramey Office Photos exactly what type it 2004 Page #234
wo groups. The pictures containing Ramey were taken with one type of lens, 2004 Page #234
atives were kept together with the Ramey negatives, and he knew for certain 2004 Page #234
nd he knew for certain he took the Ramey photos, then he also must have tak 2004 Page #234
lace which also set the Marcel and Ramey images apart and re-enforced the g 2004 Page #234
at Bond's photo-session with Gen. Ramey at around 3:15pm on the afternoon 2004 Page #234
film stock from that used for the Ramey pair, and not only that. The Speed 2004 Page #234
rent style of film-holder from the Ramey shots. Unfortunately this is not a 2004 Page #234
antial evidence also indicates the Ramey and Marcel negatives were not hand 2004 Page #235
re typewritten and concern the two Ramey negatives and one of the Marcel pa 2004 Page #235
en sitting on the chair behind Gen Ramey. In the Marcel shots Bond's hat ha 2004 Page #235
Report on the Ramey Office Photos fir026 31i4 8, 1947 2004 Page #236
asting device. 2. Brig. Gen. Bogor Ramey looking at vind-foreoasting &video 2004 Page #236
e after Bond Johnson had taken the Ramey pictures, and this now raises an i 2004 Page #236
n where he took the four images of Ramey and Ramey & DuBose he was the only 2004 Page #236
took the four images of Ramey and Ramey & DuBose he was the only person th 2004 Page #236
, the Star Telegram assisted Roger Ramey in matters totally unrelated to th 2004 Page #237
a consequence of which, Gen. Roger Ramey really did owe the Star Telegram a 2004 Page #237
Report on the Ramey Office Photos across town from one 2004 Page #238
is not seen at all in the earlier Ramey pictures, and a document wallet or 2004 Page #238
seen on the same chair in both the Ramey and Marcel pictures, has also gone 2004 Page #238
uest for the full story behind the Ramey Office Photographs continues. I wo 2004 Page #238
an see from the plots that the two Ramey images closely follow this rule, b 2004 Page #238
ot Them Down". Major General Roger Ramey proclaimed that interceptors had b 2006 Page #5
President, an interview done with Ramey's wife after his death showed that 2004 Page #85 hing else on the piece of paper in Ramey's hand. They dispute whether it is 2004 Page #141 vertheless, consider this: General Ramey's adjutant, Thomas Jefferson DuBos 2004 Page #142 weather balloon debris in General Ramey's office to throw the press off th 2004 Page #142 he planeload of debris arrived for Ramey's inspection at around 2:30 p.m. S 2004 Page #226 ed packages were delivered to Gen. Ramey's office where photographs were ta 2004 Page #226 when he photographed the debris in Ramey's office July 8. That may prove to 2004 Page #231 ing through the parted curtains in Ramey's office. It appeared to be the ou 2004 Page #231 wn to exist that were taken in Gen Ramey's office on 8 July 1947, only four 2004 Page #233 ng present at his photo session in Ramey's office. He has always assumed, a 2004 Page #234 two different styles and hands—the Ramey's in one the Marcel's in another. 2004 Page #235 m from a shadow angle seen through Ramey's window in one of the photographs 2004 Page #236 had an early and open door to Gen. Ramey's office. Some time before the eve 2004 Page #237 tures of Marcel with the debris in Ramey's office. So let us assume these w 2004 Page #237 uld have. When Bond Johnson was in Ramey's office he was indeed the only ph 2004 Page #238
his wife had actually visited the Rameys on more than one occasion at thei 2004 Page #85
y Of A City by Snider and Collins, Ramfire Press, MO 22. 309 tn AAFFTD - Mi 2003 Page #39
rned over the political and social ramifications of such paruc. A few weeks 2005 Page #85
tleman who works at the ranch (Sr. Ramirez) that "about 30 or 40 years ago" 2007 Page #190 d been discovered in this pit. Sr. Ramirez said that Mexican army soldiers 2007 Page #190
the D-21B to Mach 3 speeds so the ramjet engine could ignite. Lockheed Mis 2006 Page #77 drone if it veered off course. The ramjet was programmed to ignite at 74,00 2006 Page #77 chanism or ignition of the drone's ramjet engine. In a few minutes its flig 2006 Page #79
s Bumblebee which produced several ramjet-powered missiles which evolved fr 2004 Page #66
ary in the area of Elk River. Alan Rammer Sees the Other Search Party- The 2008 Page #55 ignificance of his encounter. Alan Rammer, a professional biologist, sent a 2008 Page #55 nd. The program presenter was Alan Rammer; he has worked for the last 25 ye 2008 Page #57 ear's conference. She told me Alan Rammer is well known as one of the most 2008 Page #57 ovember 25, 1979. That is how Alan Rammer became a dinner guest at my home 2008 Page #57 ight place at the right time. Alan Rammer and I looked at a calendar for 19 2008 Page #58 ically around the larger orb. Alan Rammer said it reminded him of "a mother 2008 Page #58 over the bay and it was gone. Alan Rammer described the departure speed of 2008 Page #58 er the orbs of light departed Alan Rammer and the other motorists spoke bri 2008 Page #58 in all different directions. Alan Rammer stated he is certain he witnessed 2008 Page #58 r to conclude as I have, that Alan Rammer is a highly credible witness to a 2008 Page #60 u l novel after the real-life Alan Rammer. one of the key witnesses in this 2008 Page #70
.JW1CC co....·n:l". Figure 13 Alan Rammer's Letter I attended last year's C 2008 Page #57
ree pods. A sliding door opened. A ramp was extended and out came three ali 2004 Page #182 tical Group insignia parked on the ramp. They often were surrounded by an u 2006 Page #83 rough the use of a special wheeled ramp, the aircraft is rolled inside (see 2007 Page #115
igilantism and survivalism will be rampant, with many people fleeing popula 2006 Page #68 igilantism and survivalism will be rampant, with many people fleeing popula 2006 Page #69 ed public and media attention, and rampant speculation. The fact that much 2006 Page #83 ting frustrated and the rumors ran rampant over the "monster" story. This p 2006 Page #93 for this acceptance of fascism was rampant fear of communism , a virulent v 2008 Page #124
riedman, Linda Moulton Howe, Scott Ramsey and Stan Gordon. Photograph © 200 2004 Page #70
hose families is businessman Scott Ramsey, Vice President of Sales and Mark 2004 Page #70
he first time on the record, Scott Ramsey has told me what the policemen sa 2004 Page #72
h. AUDIO EXCERPT # 2 ( 2:35) Scott Ramsey: "He (Police Officer) finally sai 2004 Page #72
l research quickly led me to Scott Ramsey, a businessman from North Carolin 2004 Page #215
wnst to a lot of folks in ufology, Ramsey had quietly been conducting his o 2004 Page #215
y since 1988. Much to my surprise, Ramsey convinced me that new evidence wh 2004 Page #215
n, who has since been convinced by Ramsey that there is something to the Az 2004 Page #215
xico in the late 1940s.7 But it is Ramsey who has done the most to refute t 2004 Page #215
deceased, but each interviewed by Ramsey and others before their deaths, w 2004 Page #216
ho were at the alleged crash site. Ramsey interviewed Farley in 2000. Farle 2004 Page #216
o Hart Canyon Road to take a look. Ramsey recounts the rest of Farley's sto 2004 Page #216
rash Retrieval Conference In 2003, Ramsey interviewed a dying Doug Nolan, w 2004 Page #217
object along the old highway 44." Ramsey continued: Doug also said — he wa 2004 Page #217
so was discredited. In July, 1998, Ramsey, unwilling to accept the establis 2004 Page #219
Aztec 1948 Ramsey discovered that there was indeed 2004 Page #220
cords, which were classified until Ramsey got them de-classified, showed th 2004 Page #220
r Force records that seemed odd to Ramsey. For example, in the first quarte 2004 Page #220
and some electrical transformers. Ramsey asked himself the logical questio 2004 Page #220
esearch facilities in the area. As Ramsey notes, the three formed "a perfec 2004 Page #220
the Flying Saucers.29 According to Ramsey, however, these installations wer 2004 Page #220
inst air attack at Los Alamos," 31 Ramsey maintains that these were in fact 2004 Page #220
(with new ones being uncovered by Ramsey and others with each passing mont 2004 Page #223
metheus Press,2001), p. 200-211. 4 Ramsey, Scott "Aztec crash / retrieval s 2004 Page #223
imited, 2004, interview with Scott Ramsey, both in the film and in unused i 2004 Page #223
and Aztec. 8 It must be noted that Ramsey is. following in the footsteps of 2004 Page #224
more than a few of the leads that Ramsey eventually followed up on. 9 Rams 2004 Page #224
amsey eventually followed up on. 9 Ramsey, "Aztec crash / retrieval story r 2004 Page #224
story revisited" p. 5; Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 10 Avec 1948, Ramsey i 2004 Page #224
8, Ramsey interview. 10 Avec 1948, Ramsey interview. "Ibid. 12 Ibid. 13 Azt 2004 Page #224
ew. "Ibid. 12 Ibid. 13 Aztec 1948; Ramsey, "Aztec crash retrieval story rev 2004 Page #224
.nmsr.org/aztec.htm 26 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. v Ramsey, "Aztec crash 2004 Page #224
26 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. v Ramsey, "Aztec crash retrieval story rev 2004 Page #224
isited," pp. 4 — 5. 28 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 29 Aztec 1948, Pflock 2004 Page #224
, Pflock interview. 30 Aztec 1948, Ramsey interview. 31 Avec 1948, Pflock i 2004 Page #224
.is hearing. GM: .Exactly! tvf\X/: Ramsey Clark is some ones whose name com 2007 Page #91
ht in this group photograph. Scott Ramsey's curiosity was provoked by tanta 2004 Page #70 #21: Hart Canyon Mesa During Scott Ramsey's research about the three classi 2004 Page #72 which is what the documentary, or Ramsey's forthcoming book, or even, mayb 2004 Page #223
r General Gordon Edmund Williams . Ramstein AFB, Reinland-Pfalz, Germany ~ 2009 Page #72 ercules cargo aircraft assigned to Ramstein Air Base (AB), Reinland-Pfalz, 2009 Page #72 ies on December 17, 2002, over the Ramstein AB tower, before retiring to th 2009 Page #72 General Williams took the tape to Ramstein , Germany -USAF and NATO headqu 2009 Page #73 ounty, England. Bazley returned to Ramstein Air Base, Germany , in July 198 2009 Page #73
ds not far away. He and his sister ran home where they told their mother ab 2003 Page #54
at Don had not run a copy. When we ran the copy and studied it, there was t 2003 Page #181
Everyone jumped out of the car and ran to the embankment overlooking the br 2004 Page #35
ct was known as Project Magnet. It ran from December 1950 to 82 2004 Page #85
sh, was an electrical engineer who ran the Washington Institute of Technolo 2004 Page #90
950s in the United States. Lundahl ran the National Photographic Interpreta 2004 Page #101
nd the reason Sheriff Wilcox never ran for re- election was because he was 2004 Page #145
ght of the crash Leo Bourassa, who ran Mount Weather where the President an 2004 Page #176
he end of the Nixon regime. I even ran into Bob Haldeman who I knew, who wa 2004 Page #184
ew Mexico, at El Vado. But then he ran into a problem. The Air Force record 2004 Page #220
as the) were, the three witnesses ran off. Later, as they were interviewed 2005 Page #31
covered its eyes with its hand and ran back into the bushes by the side of 2005 Page #35
h them he could see that the gouge ran into a ridge and then stopped. W/e c 2005 Page #155
d colored fluids. A central column ran through the center of the craft, whi 2005 Page #166
of gravit) control. The Air Force ran thirty-three of those projects. Expe 2005 Page #173
ed "it's a flying saucer!" as they ran up the road in hot pursuit of the ob 2006 Page #90
n the path screaming in terror and ran off the farm. Within a half hour, th 2006 Page #90
getting frustrated and the rumors ran rampant over the "monster" story. Th 2006 Page #93
r Union-Leader" from New Hampshire ran the headline, "Huge Monster on West 2006 Page #99
kind of a roar and bang. Everyone ran into the street." (3) At 8.38 p.m., 2006 Page #120
ect in the western sky and quickly ran back into the house for a pair of fi 2006 Page #120
y heard the noise first of all and ran out into the road. They weren't the 2006 Page #127
the only ones: all their neighbors ran out as well. It got louder and loude 2006 Page #127
er was the radar site at that time ran at an average of 3 megawatts, that's 2006 Page #152
esigned and helped install, but he ran the portion where he had actually he 2006 Page #154
he techs all gathered together and ran outside toward the Breaks, the cliff 2006 Page #154
t figure out what was happening. I ran outside and as I ran outside, there 2006 Page #154
happening. I ran outside and as I ran outside, there were two (discs) sitt 2006 Page #154
spot in the radar. The radar techs ran through the trees over to the edge o 2006 Page #154
ing different colors, different. I ran back inside and sat down because the 2006 Page #154
im. Tom Sheppard watched as Toppen ran by into the administration office th 2006 Page #157
to the public. The list of guests ran the gamut: John Alexander, Linda Mou 2006 Page #203
94 the Australian weekly Ne1v Idea ran a t'-.vo-page spread promoting some 2007 Page #60
o n of Coffee Gro,vers of Columbia ran a series J of highly successful adve 2007 Page #61
te, the NeIV York Times repeatedly ran a small box ad encouraging newsstand 2007 Page #67
I estimated that the dimjnutive ad ran between fifty and one hundred times 2007 Page #67
At the time they ran, the corporation 's CEO was a man na 2007 Page #76
t featured a "spinal fairing" that ran from the canopy, and tapered back to 2007 Page #99
mall black "non-sEp" walk-way that ran along the length of the fuselage, le 2007 Page #100
ng rectangular shaped windows that ran along both sides of the fuselage (se 2007 Page #105
lowed by a loud noise. Townspeople ran to the mountain and witnessed a burn 2007 Page #130
ee on stairs. The three youngsters ran to the apartment yelling for their p 2007 Page #166
A KID. AND THEN YOUR MOM AND AUNT RAN OUTSIDE WHEN THEY HEARD THE RADIO AN 2007 Page #169
od 's wife heard the explosion and ran outside to see what had happened. Sh 2008 Page #12
trung together. Their descriptions ran from a rocket's engine to an artille 2008 Page #12
g-damned camera!., Miller's family ran a gravel pit. Supposedly the gravel 2008 Page #53
he MoD in the UK and for 3 years l ran their UFO project. My remit was to i 2008 Page #61
n the Channel Islands UFO sighting ran to 9 pages. Compare that with previo 2008 Page #63
ord Incident, where the case files ran to over 100 pages of documentation . 2008 Page #63
UFO proved too quick and when they ran low on fuel. After the story broke o 2008 Page #67
-selling national daily newspaper) ran the story on the front page under th 2008 Page #68
Gate and on to a logging road that ran through the Rendlesham Forest where 2008 Page #80
ses for a moment, but then my wife ran out and led me to the house. After t 2008 Page #100
ssed his preanang ed landing spot, ran out of fuel and was captured after p 2008 Page #130
on of Nazi financier Prescott Bush ran the nation. Vice President Bush took 2008 Page #142
RV.-\ TIONS V ljITTlOtillt iirnnm_ ran D:1ovrnv lau~c{ • BOB BIGELOW'S PRIV 2008 Page #153
e Office of Special Investigations ran out of possible plausible explanatio 2009 Page #18
WSPG. Site LZp-1 was located at a ranc)| near Corona, approx. 75 miles nor 2003 Page #232
st were collapsed in the center. A ranch wife had told me that a virus had 2003 Page #45 ing saucer" crashing on the Foster Ranch between Corona and Roswell the fir 2003 Page #98 2-1 Army Finds Air Saucer '",r“ On Ranch in yeic Mexico 114 2003 Page #118 Picked^, 5" HER ALD W/£XDrc Up on Ranch“tosurrll tJaily Rcrnri» RAAF Captu 2003 Page #119 ent Johnson was at his White House ranch in Austin, Texas. A careful review 2003 Page #193 b, the head of NASA arrived at the ranch at 9:50 the morning after the cras 2003 Page #193 nor of Pennsylvania arrived at the ranch in afternoon. On Sunday night, thr 2003 Page #193 at "RAAF Captures Flying Saucer on Ranch in Roswell Region." RAAF is of cou 2004 Page #134 lonel Blanchard, had sent him to a ranch 131 2004 Page #134 ual debris spread across the sheep ranch where he was foreman. (It was the 2004 Page #135 he was foreman. (It was the Foster ranch, on New Mexico Bureau of Land Mana 2004 Page #135 had taken a CIC officer out to the ranch with him but couldn't remember the 2004 Page #135 r wasn't released to return to the ranch for a week after reporting the exi 2004 Page #138 g a picnic before returning to the ranch in Corona that night. This contrad 2004 Page #138 s headed right toward Mac Brazel's ranch when it was lost. Other researcher 2004 Page #139 p the unusual debris at the Brazel ranch, rushing home to wake up his wife 2004 Page #142 for a week before returning to the ranch? Or did that never happen, as ranc 2004 Page #144 es Webb, landed at Johnson's Texas ranch to meet with the President At almo 2004 Page #177 oint Chiefs of Staff landed at the ranch to meet with Johnson. That afterno 2004 Page #177 vernor of Pennsylvania flew to the ranch to meet with Johnson. When Johnson 2004 Page #177 he night he stood out on his Texas ranch and watched Sputnik orbit overhead 2004 Page #177 is of unknown origin on the Foster Ranch near Corona, New Mexico, my home t 2004 Page #240 request my father to go out to the ranch and see what was there. My father 2004 Page #240 ng Grounds: landing zone LZ-1 on a ranch near the town of Corona about 75 m 2005 Page #126 . Jose Padilla's family lived on a ranch to the south of the town, in a tra 2005 Page #153 o Jose's father Faustino, on whose ranch the craft had crashed. Shortly the 2005 Page #154 soldiers showed up on the Padilla Ranch, searching the road where the obje 2005 Page #157 wags rn the .11essonat Senn — GP !ranch ma.010 otoreres the WC Pgra) — for 2006 Page #35 hore or Morse code. The Skinwalker Ranch and Others In 2005 a book by Kelle 2006 Page #200 eported on a scientific study of a ranch that Bigelow had been interested i 2006 Page #200 ved some information about another ranch, about fifty miles north of Pioche 2006 Page #200 been reports of UFO sightings. The ranch was, historically, the site of man 2006 Page #200 ights and early deaths. One of the ranch occupants told interesting stories 2006 Page #200 d NIDS were later to buy a similar ranch in Utah that was showing very simi 2006 Page #200 tigation. The investigation of the ranch by the NIDS team provided the mate 2006 Page #200 d had been drained_. On the nearby ranch of Vern Stringfield, a month-old b 2007 Page #146 vestigator Gilberto Rivera, Coyame ranch owner Jorge Gonzalez, and Coyame r 2007 Page #188 in the ground located in a cattle ranch known as "El Ahogadero." The dirt 2007 Page #190 elderly gentleman who works at the ranch (Sr. Ramirez) that "about 30 or 40 2007 Page #190
tion about whether cattle had been ranched at the Test Site during the nucl 2006 Page #201
ening plain. When I commented to a rancher about the huge raindrops I had e 2003 Page #46 sh Retrieval Conference i Harassed Rancher who Located 'Saucer 1 Sorry He T 2003 Page #120 The E.T. Facto?), I met an elderly rancher who lived in Corona, New Mexico. 2004 Page #75 said he had known Mack Brazel, the rancher who found strange debris on his 2004 Page #75 ence north of Roswell to check out rancher William "Mac" Brazel's report to 2004 Page #135 arn that the rancher's son and the rancher referred to those symbols as "Ch 2004 Page #135 all in at the base. Bessie Brazel, rancher Mac Brazel's daughter, said in a 2004 Page #137 hat Bessie Brazel claimed that her rancher father, Mac Brazel, was never he 2004 Page #138 is supported by statements of the rancher who said he heard a massive expl 2004 Page #143 rash in 1947, and who claimed that rancher Mac Brazel and a child who accom 2004 Page #143 anch? Or did that never happen, as rancher Mac Brazel's daughter Bessie ins 2004 Page #144 round vehicle. In Railroad Valley, rancher Carl Hanks rode his horse out of 2006 Page #79
rkansas, 1970s. I think the Corona rancher's reference to a "horrible secre 2004 Page #79 ls. Later, we would learn that the rancher's son and the rancher referred t 2004 Page #135 Walt Whitmore — and of course the rancher's son, the late Bill Brazel, who 2004 Page #138 out what it was. Bill Brazel, the rancher's son, was both credible and pre 2004 Page #143 Roswell sheriff who first saw the rancher's debris, has said that her gran 2004 Page #145
es July 1-15, 1947 Section 7 Local ranchers Rodeo calf-roping Section 8 Rev 2003 Page #44 ths before. Officer Valdez and the ranchers had never found any canine or i 2003 Page #143 wspapers started illustrating what ranchers said they had seen, like this d 2004 Page #78 ffecting survival of livestock and ranchers. No one knew how to manage dese 2005 Page #52 n the scene. They included several ranchers and some men from a county road 2006 Page #79
cattle found on Gomez' and others' ranches exhibited ligature marks on one 2003 Page #143 miles wide, and there are only rwo ranches around here. You would have to g 2005 Page #68
unease to grip some of the remote ranching communities. The Cimarron offic 2003 Page #143
retired police sergeant Tony Dodd? Ranciles's views on this matter are illu 2006 Page #126
not wanting to mix it up with the rancorous JFK research community-- littl 2009 Page #29
AFSWP, NEPA, AEC, ONR, NACA, JRDB, RAND, USAAF SAG and MIT, are deemed extr 2003 Page #28 rookhaven National Laboratory, the RAND Corporation, the National Advisory 2004 Page #63 Churches , New World Foundation , Rand Institute, Stanford Research Instit 2008 Page #143
w Mexico, USA 0 0 0 1 0 Researcher Randall Clement III, 23-4 Knowledge of C 2004 Page #113 Colorado, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Randall Clement II, 20-21 AF technician 2004 Page #113 lifornia, USA 0 0 0 1 0 Researcher Randall Clement II, 20 Officers saw fall 2004 Page #114
said it was very unusual. ” Source:Randle/Schmitt on the debris recovered a 2003 Page #16 c «l UTOx’ mifrtin Wtatfr KEVIN D. RANDLE 129 2003 Page #133 example, "Case MJ-12" by Kevin D. Randle, who brings forth everything that 2003 Page #184 of the Roswell Incident, and Kevin Randle, consistently a believer, have bo 2004 Page #136 written by Air Force Captain Kevin Randle and Donald IL Schmitt, -who was t 2004 Page #136 llen Hynek Center fix UFO Studies. Randle and Schmitt conducted their own 1 2004 Page #136 the government covered it up. The Randle and Schmitt book was the basis fo 2004 Page #137 is for our Showtime film, Roswell. Randle and Schmitt later revised their t 2004 Page #137 en shelves of a drawer. Of the two Randle/Schmitt books about Roswell, I fa 2004 Page #137 rum up to that time. Since the two Randle/Schmitt books, many more books ha 2004 Page #137 per. And he cautioned interviewers Randle and Schmitt: "If you fellows unco 2004 Page #139 owned flying saucer. Captain Kevin Randle has argued, however, that if the 2004 Page #141 tion in about 1990 by author Kevin Randle, stated that he still could not t 2004 Page #144 UFO Crash at Roswell, by Kevin D. Randle and Donald R. Schmitt The Truth a 2004 Page #149 UFO Crash at Roswell, by Kevin D. Randle and Donald R. Schmitt Crash at Co 2004 Page #149 p. Like Pflock, for example, Kevin Randle has always stated that the lack o 2004 Page #224 Force coloneL I often wondered if Randle was aware of the irony of his opp 2004 Page #224 nonymous source to back it op! See Randle, Kevin D., Case MJ-1 2: The True 2004 Page #224 imited, 2002, interview with Kevin Randle. 4° Aztec 1918, Friedman intervie 2004 Page #224 y UFO researchers such Major Kevin Randle who described his "pioneering res 2006 Page #17 many never before published." Both Randle and Friedman subsequently distanc 2006 Page #17 ash retrieval reported by Kevin D. Randle in Appendix A of A Histog of UFO 2006 Page #72 Histog of UFO Crashes by Kevin D. Randle. It lists an incident that occurr 2006 Page #86 f the incident in the newspapers." Randle was unable to determine if the in 2006 Page #87 A History of UFO Crashes by Kevin Randle (Avon Books, NY, 1995). Supplemen 2006 Page #175 I learned about it on December 8. (Randle lists the date as December 6.) Ze 2006 Page #177 Berliner, Stanton Friedman, Kevin Randle, Todd Zechel, the FBI, Charles Wi 2006 Page #179 tt, Richard i'vl. Dolan, Dr. Kevin Randle, Don Schmitt, Jim Marrs, , Linda 2008 Page #3 The Las Vegas UFO Crash Dr. Kevin Randle ................ ................ 2008 Page #5 he Las Vegas UFO Crash By Kevin D. Randle, Ph.D. Copyright 2008 Kevin D. Ra 2008 Page #7 dle, Ph.D. Copyright 2008 Kevin D. Randle. Ph.D (www.Kev inRondle.blogspot. 2008 Page #7 f of UFO Visits to Earth, Kevin D. Randle, Avon Books, 1995. The Strange St 2009 Page #56 Force Base to UFO researcher Kevin Randle. She would not allow her name to 2009 Page #89 she contacted UFO researcher Kevin Randle, but she was afraid to be identif 2009 Page #95 art of her story was used in Kevin Randle 's book, The Truth About the UFO 2009 Page #95 ny part of it. What she told Kevin Randle in 1990 was consistent with what 2009 Page #95
the mysterious object reported by Randle's witness sounded very much like 2006 Page #87
igators of the case, such as Jenny Randles, Margaret Fry, Tony Dodd and Mat 2006 Page #121 the UFO authority and author Jenny Randles explains: "[T]n 1995, I was lect 2006 Page #125 17, 1997. 17. Interview with Jenny Randles, March 28, 1997. 18. Ibid. 19. I 2006 Page #137 0 Out of the Blue Book Cover Jenny Randles 68 In her 1991 book, Out of the 2008 Page #74 ue, British UFO investigator Jenny Randles reported that residents in Orfor 2008 Page #74 her men chased by a UFO out in the Randles ham forest. Then the night of Ja 2009 Page #81
RTUS STRUGHQL d/(AEROMEDTCAI. LAB, RANDOLPH FIELD). 7. Because of the strin 2003 Page #234
Wright Fie^ii, Patterson AAF, and Randolph Field for security reasons. It 2003 Page #234
Murder & Majestic 12 William Randolph Lovelace II Death • RV Answer: 2004 Page #208
B at San Angelo, Kelly, Brooks and Randolph Air Force Bases near San Antoni 2006 Page #178
n military base. This was not some random base at the time but was the "top 2003 Page #33 cenarios as described here are not random possibilities plucked out of the 2006 Page #51 l treatment of the procedures, and random number generators are yielding a 2006 Page #102 big place and, if UFOs crashed at random, they most likely would land in a 2007 Page #29 it may be that UFOs don't crash at random. They may crash (or be shot clown 2007 Page #30 otch area of a rwenry-something in random con\·ersation with an unseen parr 2007 Page #75 fficial Apollo Program logo-adding random stars to the existing constellati 2008 Page #135 ated. "To try and explain them via random processes results in odds of bill 2008 Page #135 ns to one. I would not bet on the "random" side of these kind of odds ... " 2008 Page #135 of publishing houses which include Random House, Ballantine Books, Del Rey, 2008 Page #143 ooks, Vintage, The Modern Library, Random House Children 's Books, Fodor's 2008 Page #143
you be able to find these systems randomly or would you need prior knowled 2007 Page #88
oving toward the Laurelville area. Randy Overly and his friend were playing 2003 Page #58 g a hissing sound in the distance. Randy recalled how they watched a slow m 2003 Page #58 e in Area 51. I asked a colleague, Randy Koppang, to see if he could get a 2005 Page #173 FB library. The librarian informed Randy that the report was removed from t 2005 Page #173
6 31i4 8, 1947 1. Brig. Gen, Roger Raney, left, and Col. Tb°m" DIII°Be look 2004 Page #236
n he arrived on June 3rd, Sprinkle rang the doorbell and, after a long paus 2003 Page #144 and he picked up the phone when it rang. Laurie Wickens was on the other en 2004 Page #35 rom her and hung up. But the phone rang again. This time it was an unidenti 2004 Page #35 UFO. The Government Point location rang a bell with Chris because while int 2004 Page #43 s nationwide. Two subsequent clues rang bells for Friedman that began to co 2004 Page #135 ld receive a free copy. The phones rang off the hook on Monday mornings! In 2006 Page #204
mountain in North Wales. Theories range from a UFO crash to a nuclear acci 2003 Page #75 North Wales: The Berwyn Mountains range is vast in size and the events of 2003 Page #75 3. Roswell and White Sands Missile Range to Socorro and Plains of San Agust 2003 Page #98 regions is the White Sands Missile Range. Magdalena and Socorro are at the 2003 Page #99 duced by the Bi/Mg metal is in the range expected from an energetic chemica 2003 Page #112 swooping about the small mountain range inside the base about a mile from 2003 Page #142 tern world. It is a small mountain range honeycombed with tunnels and shaft 2003 Page #142 howed them his view of the Manzano range and the base. He also showed them 2003 Page #145 iles fired from Alamogordo Special Range or White Sands." RG 341, Entry 174 2003 Page #158 on. The craft are described with a range of dimensions, ports, lights, land 2003 Page #173 no shape, size O Multiple looks in range would do it Downed satellite major 2003 Page #186 been abducted, seen UFOs at close range or are on the project. When do we 2003 Page #188 was recovered at the Woomera Test Range that was described as being a sphe 2004 Page #15 missile to shoot down a plane at a range of 20,000 yards at an altitude of 2004 Page #66 ern end of the White Sands Missile Range in July 1947. The site is called L 2004 Page #79 rn part of the White Sands Missile Range, but this cannot be confirmed." Di 2004 Page #80 in the fall of 1952 with new long range radar that had just been developed 2004 Page #103 eces of the stuff while riding the range, years after the army had come by 2004 Page #143 ighbor's son who liked to ride the range with Mac, named Dee Proctor.) 140 2004 Page #143 iefing For The White Sands Missile Range Pioneers, Produced By Paul Davids 2004 Page #149 f 100 objects sighted • • Temporal range brief, spatial distribution huge • 2004 Page #165 defence industry • Despite a wide range of projects they are linked by a c 2004 Page #200 one of two types in the 120-135mm range, though a 100mm wide-angle lens wa 2004 Page #234 iers connect fuel hose at the test range. •. •. t I I t 1' 'f; ' 1111• , .. 2005 Page #50 y The Desert Experimental Research Range was established in 1933 b) Preside 2005 Page #52 Herbert Hoover "as an agricultural range experiment station," covering 87 s 2005 Page #52 -lands, so the Desert Experimental Range was "created to help fill that kno 2005 Page #52 dedicated the "Desert Experimental Range" as pan: of the international netw 2005 Page #54 NVESTIGATiONS , \/ICINITY OF DUERT RANGE EXPERIMENTAL STATION, BAKER. IIIU. 2005 Page #60 Investigations, Vicinity of Desert Range Experimental Station, Baker, :Mill 2005 Page #61 to the remote Desert Experimental Range included: -Army Intelligence from 2005 Page #62 ain critical information on a wide range of important government activities 2005 Page #84 ergy for the world economy; then a range of possibilities arises that is co 2005 Page #85 nown as the White Sands l'vlissile Range. Established on July 9, 1945 as th 2005 Page #125 over the White Sands missile test range; accounts of at least three UFO cr 2005 Page #131 what is today \Vhire Sands Missile Range. Two weeks after the recovery, fou 2005 Page #157 amount of current in the milliamp range. There was no derailed explanation 2005 Page #171 mplate appears to be generic for a range of MJ-12 Group projects including 2006 Page #23 /78. Pinecastle Electronic Warfare Range Tracking Stabon, 32 miles SE of Oc 2006 Page #28 to intercept. Pilot fires at close range, no damage. Pilot makes second pas 2006 Page #28 rt,".,d imagcs, Inside Nellis Test Range (leaked to Hard Copy) • About 15 f 2006 Page #30 ut attempted, first, to identify a range of critical uncertainties that wou 2006 Page #48 it is necessary to develop a full range of fundamental scenarios that woul 2006 Page #50 each stakeholder group across the range of scenario worlds. That part of t 2006 Page #51 n participants represented a broad range of professions and personal intere 2006 Page #57 Religion Religious reaction would range from trusting/welcoming through ca 2006 Page #58 h government and science on a wide range of big-budget projects aimed at co 2006 Page #64 ld prepare for the widest possible range of contingencies. Behind 61 2006 Page #64 ll be essential — the alternatives range from chaos to tyranny. - Science w 2006 Page #69 rea 51. As soon as he was in radio range of Groom Lake, he transmitted as m 2006 Page #74 launches over the Pacific Missile Range proved the viability of the system 2006 Page #77 erly heading over the Quinn Canyon Range and Railroad Valley. The rocket pu 2006 Page #79 ional units at nearby Tonopah Test Range (fit), the existence of the F-117A 2006 Page #81 ld be examined at relatively close range during air shows and to an even gr 2006 Page #84 in. Each of these pathogens have a range of sizes depending on their molecu 2006 Page #113 nt occurred on the Berwyn Mountain range in North Wales that for some withi 2006 Page #119 up of men were out on the mountain range hunting hares with powerful lamps. 2006 Page #121 having been found on the mountain range may have had their origins in the 2006 Page #121 the car and had a look across the range to where the crash supposedly happ 2006 Page #125 day. Corwen is part of the Berwyn range. From where their house is, if you 2006 Page #127 as helped with this book by a wide range of experts from various different 2006 Page #131 lations. It would have been within range of Brownsville civilian radar, but 2006 Page #133 from UFO sightings on or near the range. (Howe's emphasis.) Guidance syste 2006 Page #140 peratives from White Sands Missile Range and the Naval Research Lab housed 2006 Page #141 lse acquisition radar, which had a range of — well, never mind — anyway, I 2006 Page #145 23: Map of Grown Lake and Papoose Range, Nellis AFB 41\lellis Air Force Ra 2006 Page #150 ge, Nellis AFB 41\lellis Air Force Range and Nuclear Testing Site in which 2006 Page #150 Groom Lake and inside the Papoose Range.) I learned about this from the so 2006 Page #150 Groom Lake and inside the Papoose Range. Slide 25: Map of Cedar City and C 2006 Page #151 of detecting aircraft at 150 mile range at 20,000 ft elevation. By the lat 2006 Page #170 e radar sets capable of a 200 mile range at 40,000 ft. It is reasonable to 2006 Page #170 ther at the limit of the detection range of the radar at Dow AFB, then at t 2006 Page #171 ing the upper speed limit for long range Soviet bomber aircraft in 1950, bu 2006 Page #171 kies," there was an AN/TPS-1B long range search radar that came "on line" a 2006 Page #171 ate a radar system for its maximum range operation, it is quite likely that 2006 Page #171 ready operating with some standard range capability as an air traffic contr 2006 Page #171 Watery Roswell? to 10,000 ft at a range of 120 miles. At closer ranges it 2006 Page #172 from Loring AFB by a radar with a range of 200 miles, then the initial det 2006 Page #172 ring the limit of a 120 mile radar range. If they had been traveling at 600 2006 Page #172 h, they would have been beyond the range of the Limestone radar 169 2006 Page #172 area of Texas. This is beyond the range of typical radar installations of 2006 Page #178 d locations) without exceeding the range of the radar. PART 4: DISCONNECTED 2006 Page #178 peakers and videos covering a wide range of topics of interest. In addition 2006 Page #193 nges and bananas ... check out our range of UFO's. It makes shopping with t 2007 Page #60 craft may have been that of a long range reconnaissance bomber. All of the 2007 Page #107 tally do away for the need of long range bombers, escort fighter aircraft, 2007 Page #107 iginated from A\·on Park Air Force Range located 100 miles Southeast of Mac 2007 Page #109 n 1944 they flew a six engine long range bomber undetected 11 miles up the 2007 Page #111 vere sent to \Xlhite Sands Missile Range under "Operacion Paperdip". The re 2007 Page #111 l'viounrain of the Berwyn Mountain range east of the \'Velsh viUage. NORiH 2007 Page #149 rinity Site at White Sands Missile Range. That's where one of the July 1947 2007 Page #160 de Coyote Canyon's restricted test range between August 8 and September 3, 2007 Page #174 r 3, 1980. That highly secure test range is used by the U. S. Air Force Wea 2007 Page #174 C .Aerial Lights in Restncted Test Range . AF'OSI Oct 1700 Kirtlard AFB NM 2007 Page #174 d Aerial Lights in Restricted Test Range." "CR 44 Applies." 168 2007 Page #174 artment of Defense Restricted Test Range .... "At approximately 2350 hours, 2007 Page #176 rash, we took along with us a wide range of digital video and audio recordi 2007 Page #188 "represents something outside the range of present-day technological de\·e 2007 Page #195 fences of part of a Nellis firing range, they called off the search. 2 2008 Page #8 ted that object (over] the western range -but there was no noise. Denver ce 2008 Page #9 thing from the White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexico. He said th 2008 Page #12 s were made all the time on a wide range of subjects. It was a subjective b 2008 Page #62 side documents and files on a vast range of other fascinating subjects incl 2008 Page #62 riod 1975 to 1999 and cover a wide range of material, including both policy 2008 Page #64 st chart. The documents themselves range from February 1942 to as late as a 2008 Page #105 eimer are quite outside a credible range for consideration. However , word 2008 Page #108 well ""'""""oo outside the likely range :-; QD sentence length Opplt (21.7 2008 Page #119 he act's sweeping proposals, which range from forcing teachers to conform t 2008 Page #142 and booster vehicle propulsion and range factors from OS1 as augmented inte 2009 Page #19 chev reaching agreement on a broad range of issues concerning sharing UFOs 2009 Page #42 y, one quickly recognizes that the range of experiences is so vast it liter 2009 Page #154
icron thicknesses. Those inquiries ranged from the Director of Material Sci 2003 Page #110 ships, and estimates of its speed ranged from five miles per hour to more 2004 Page #28 hrome look to it. I would say size ranged anywhere from 15 feet across to 1 2006 Page #153 s and many others. Specific topics ranged from UFO sightings, foreign resea 2006 Page #196
CCC, was established near the DRES rangeland . By 1935, the CCC had constru 2005 Page #53
government history about the site, rangelands during the severe drought yea 2005 Page #52
Wilhelm Reich Museum bookstore in Rangeley, Maine. The publication, whkh c 2005 Page #93 o an area just outside the town of Rangeley in rural southern Maine in the 2005 Page #94 ume A -XI -E, The Einstein Affair. Rangeley, Maine: Orgone Institute Press, 2005 Page #105 ich, \V/.: Contact lf:1/ith Space. Rangeley, Maine: Orgone Institute Press, 2005 Page #105
elicopter , Hughes 500 or Bell Jet Ranger have "powe,jul landing lights," a 2008 Page #54
but still not outside terrestrial ranges for magnesium metal. 104 2003 Page #108 not outside terrestrial magnesium ranges. Ion Microprobe analysis by Dr. E 2003 Page #109 under whose authority weapons test ranges were established and operated and 2004 Page #65 usual adult of their height-weight ranges. The cause of death was listed as 2006 Page #110 ery team is not known. Speculation ranges from a chemical released from the 2006 Page #136 ters and radar and setting the new ranges because a 10 megawatt radar site 2006 Page #154 at a range of 120 miles. At closer ranges it could detect aircraft at highe 2006 Page #172 up into the sky over the mountain ranges to the north as they described st 2007 Page #191 l on part of the extensive gunnery ranges controlled by the Air Force. Intr 2008 Page #7 the restricted airspace of various ranges over the sea. Needless to say, on 2008 Page #66 dar signals from moving targets at ranges as great as 2000 nautical miles ( 2008 Page #73 magnetic energy in these frequency ranges than HAARP, for example, could ev 2008 Page #77 n the Cerbat and Hualapai mountain ranges, the city of Kingman, Arizona was 2009 Page #48
nd seven were detonated on towers, ranging from 100 to 300 feet in height. 2005 Page #39 been called everything imaginable, ranging from American Hero to outright f 2005 Page #82 at it was simple unexpected things ranging from loose bolts, to ingested bi 2006 Page #11 . I examined the remaining debris, ranging in size from tiny fragments to p 2006 Page #84 from 1991-1994 and later, patients ranging in age from twelve to sixty-nine 2006 Page #109 ts have the diameter of the object ranging from thirty to forty-five feet. 2009 Page #135 had been carried out with charges ranging from 0.06 lb. to 600 in. weight. 2009 Page #166
76 ■Iran • As tne F-4 approacneo a rani;;e ot 1------------125 NM he lost a 2009 Page #143
in charge “regardless of apparent rank or status"; no one can interfere pe 2003 Page #177 the wording, giving Wedemeyer the rank as ambassador and selection of miss 2003 Page #204 SA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Dr. Peter Rank and Lois Kukick III, 4-5 Witness wa 2004 Page #112 ferson DuBose, who in 1947 had the rank of Colonel but later was a Brigadie 2004 Page #142 te, and the OIC is of full Colonel rank. If possible, Spetsnaz are dispatch 2004 Page #169 of living EBEs, an officer of Flag rank is often summoned to supervise the 2004 Page #170 preliminary, but officers of flag rank make well-documented examination , 2004 Page #171 n is a British official of Cabinet rank... Death of Dorothy Kilgallen • Fat 2004 Page #206 en space technolog) would probably rank as the deepest Black \X/orld projec 2005 Page #167 es, and the failure to progress in rank beyond Staff Sergeant. Stone's conf 2006 Page #17 al who wore civilian clothes whose rank he was never told but whom he calle 2006 Page #18 be led by military officers where rank dictates authority. However, the 'C 2006 Page #18 distinguishing uniforms specifying rank since they were given "Top priority 2006 Page #18 times regardless of their apparent rank or status. No person has the author 2006 Page #18 hin the NSA were officers with the rank of Captain who would not operate th 2006 Page #22 n is a British official of Cabinet rank who prefers to remain unidentified. 2007 Page #136 ternat1on:illy known award o! lite rank of commondc:r conductor 011d music 2009 Page #182
ery small, closed circle of highly ranked general staff officers and civili 2004 Page #65 oss the United States. It was also ranked as one of the biggest news storie 2006 Page #90 ficially acknowledged (it has been ranked medium-to-high level of authentic 2009 Page #41 mined to be authentic (it has been ranked medium-to-high level of authentic 2009 Page #42
eir heads. He began by calling the ranking base security officer, Colonel E 2003 Page #145 both Admiral of the Fleet (highest ranking officer in the British Navy), an 2004 Page #53 sumed the role of the UK's highest ranking critic of excessive UFO secrecy, 2004 Page #53 most important sources was a high ranking officer at White Sands Proving G 2004 Page #61 w the reality of saucers. One high ranking official at the Embassy wrote Sm 2004 Page #90 ave said he was shown by some high ranking U.S. official or scientist. 2. T 2004 Page #98 rovided by Alexander Orlov, a high ranking Soviet Secret police (NKVD) offi 2004 Page #153 s, despite the possibility of high ranking military personnel at the scene, 2006 Page #18 onals, space scientists and a high ranking military officer. Michael Lindem 2006 Page #48 ommendations co debunk UFOs, lower ranking intelligence officers knew the p 2007 Page #18 rial. lntroduoed. • to stop higher ranking officers from snooping ink TS fi 2007 Page #52 · ■ Usually to committee chair and ranking member; maybe ·one or two• other 2007 Page #52 r Attorney General which is a high ranking legal position and he served und 2007 Page #91
ace, for good or ill, in the first ranks of ufology's crashed saucer cases. 2004 Page #223 nguished by their abilit) to close ranks and ensure ideological conformity 2005 Page #76 eich's departure from the Freudian ranks created a backlash of resentment a 2005 Page #89 ere so highly important that their ranks were made up of handpicked men and 2009 Page #155
n alto. Ktirs central eraver.a.i: ,ranoires1 tams. Upon forth*, triviPatiga 2006 Page #29
spen, CO 1966, someone (Military?) ransacked plane before rescuers arrived 2004 Page #207 ence handed over to authorities or ransacked from private files. The FBl is 2005 Page #131
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nged from the published preface of Ransom's book. The bold is words that ne 2009 Page #11
ork, Reich's detractors accuse and rant, exposing the madness they perceive 2005 Page #102
Jav3 ror l'ec.bn1c1• J. r1• Sn.od2:raos: dated 16 October 1945. To: 'l'cchn 2009 Page #175
nd edited by Boyd Higgins, M., and Raphael, C.: Passion of Yo"th: An Alftob 2005 Page #105
mic :lSJ)('C'I auoci:1trd in ~co:,:raphic \puc:. C'\'nlu1io11:1 r~ lime. :i 2005 Page #107
these Bi/Mg and water reactions. A rapid and complete reaction takes place 2003 Page #115 olossal "G" forces associated with rapid acceleration and deceleration of t 2004 Page #147 eavily on scientific community for rapid threat assessment and communicatio 2006 Page #59 would be pressed by government for rapid assessment but would hold out for 2006 Page #59 t would its characteristics be? 1. Rapid incubation period - VHFs 2. Rapid 2006 Page #112 Rapid incubation period - VHFs 2. Rapid O/D (onset/death) some retroviruse 2006 Page #112 telligence team capability to gain rapid access, regardless of location, to 2007 Page #134 bling Act. The Real ID Act and the rapid growth of surveillance technology 2008 Page #123 in Russia that supp011ed Hitler's rapid rise to power. The 1931 collapse o 2008 Page #126 the Third World, where changes are rapid and often violent. The fate of all 2009 Page #19 ssary but not sufficient. First, a rapid budget increase is apt to lead to 2009 Page #21
sulfuric acid. But the element is rapidly dissolved by either dilute or co 2003 Page #106 anual, and this is what I will now rapidly summarize in the next 29 slides, 2003 Page #171 Trs&sa ha tahaa with rogor* to tha rapidly datortawtiwg attaaMo Ghlaa* W ar 2003 Page #220 ateuld &□ botso silk —jar* to tto rapidly datarlarstiag aitaatl — lx Obgrr 2003 Page #221 should be taken with regard to the rapidly deteriorating situation in China 2003 Page #224 •Mould bo taken with regard to the rapidly Aotorlor@tl@^ situation in Ohlaa 2003 Page #228 e should take with relation to the rapidly deteriorating situation in China 2003 Page #230 to be losing altitude, though not rapidly. The object that these lights we 2004 Page #34 at could easily keep pace with our rapidly moving V-2 rockets and all other 2004 Page #61 man-sized use (but it's expanding rapidly both ways) ■ Engineers like to u 2005 Page #4 situation, the person may decease rapidly if he finds himself in the condi 2005 Page #34 e energy, but unable to absorb it, rapidly reflects the energy. Simply put, 2005 Page #90 Shrewsbury. NJ Opect nyfeet above, rapidly climbs away. • 7178 Security per 2006 Page #28 truth and informed opinions would rapidly proliferate, fanning public conf 2006 Page #59 m; vertical polarity. Signal moved rapidly up the D/F scope indicating a ra 2006 Page #200 idly up the D/F scope indicating a rapidly moving signal source." The skept 2006 Page #200 sharp turn upwards and climbed up rapidly in a fantastic maneuver. We foll 2007 Page #194 years. The object approached them rapidly and then passed directly overhea 2008 Page #12 duces unconsciousness smoothly and rapidly and has been called "truth serum 2008 Page #90 off the horizon. The objects moved rapidly in sharp angular movements and d 2008 Page #94 of excitement, however, the story rapidly vanished into large-scale obscur 2008 Page #98 plied UFO technology is developing rapidly and in unexpected ways. With eac 2009 Page #20
57 years reaponee to caro. I-ateat rapnrta old. entered the Naval Hoanltal 2003 Page #91
r its work. Why is it authentic? □ Rare Double Top Secret Stamp □ FDR langu 2003 Page #27
ties , NE102 □ Accurate unique and rare personnel □ Correlation with other 2003 Page #29
and retrieved from the archives □ Rare and valuable insight into the enigm 2003 Page #29
ecords phone calls through 11 PM - rare • From -10:00 AM straight through t 2003 Page #156
Fuselage or cigar shape o Reports rare o 2000 feet long, 95 feet thick, no 2003 Page #174
enticity because it was one of the rare errors that emerged from the old Mo 2003 Page #179
2. The ***TOP SECRET*** format is rare, especially given the file number 0 2003 Page #210
night may be one of the extremely rare cases where "something concrete" ma 2004 Page #41
livia in 1977, while searching for rare orchids, which was a hobby of his. 2004 Page #99
hter jets are not summoned save in rare instances. All possible efforts are 2004 Page #169
ulc. The phenomena themselve s are rare, and often authorities rirucule the 2005 Page #117
ter in 1984-in the odd manner that rare UFO admissions can lead to retracti 2005 Page #123
of creating a bogus story is very rare. Indeed, there are good indications 2005 Page #132
Zingers (obscure facts or actions, rare verifiable subtlety, accurate oddne 2005 Page #135
In essence, a zinger is a verified rare subtlety of the case or document th 2005 Page #136
at follow-persists. Put simply: on rare occasions craft from nonhuman sourc 2005 Page #143
gentleman from who he purchased a rare clip of the late Eh-is, Live on sta 2005 Page #145
ld be expected to have more of the rare but very important very heavy metal 2006 Page #7
tudying star spectra that they are rare. They also have very special proper 2006 Page #7
lso abundant supplies of so-called rare earths, many used in the electronic 2006 Page #7
the Lake Gunterville Lodge I had a rare UFO sighting. From the balcony of m 2006 Page #202
A rare mutation among the human natives of 2008 Page #102
looking for a "zinger," a word so rare as to be totally associable with on 2008 Page #109
had no way of knowing, but in more rarefied circles the Director was someti 2005 Page #96
xtremely improbable as signatories rarely refer to themselves in such a man 2003 Page #209 ness of all, the one the debunkers rarely, if ever, mention in connection w 2004 Page #217 .I significant is the fact that we rarely get specific, logical, scientific 2005 Page #131 ject and just ask him to study it. Rarely was he given an answer. They want 2005 Page #174 decades or centuries to come, yet rarely mentioned around the water cooler 2006 Page #61 may be that once in a while (very rarely) a molecule spontaneously convert 2006 Page #114 the physical "leaked" document is rarely useful. This morning, however, we 2008 Page #104 l linguistic techniques , there is rarely certainty. For example , we have 2009 Page #11
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of •tint bcliexcr". / - .hr "I l(H rash al Ro.wiir * TOP SBCRET • EYES OSLY 2003 Page #132 in 6. "Something completely new" A rash of consultations ensued at the CDC, 2006 Page #111 is. Notably, there was a veritable rash of reports in the year 1960 alone. 2007 Page #139 ricans wonder why there has been a rash of school shootings and teen suicid 2008 Page #141
. Symptoms included dementia, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomac 2003 Page #163 . Symptoms included dementia, skin rashes, boils on the skin, aching stomac 2004 Page #17
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d and conspiracy theorists smelt a rat. But at a cost of around £3M all the 2008 Page #64
luoride, previously used only as a rat poison. The Nazi SS placed fluoride 2008 Page #140
tion , in honor of the Nazi ODESSA rat line used "by acquaintance of mine." 2008 Page #141
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e object did not descend at a high rate of speed, but appeared more like a 2003 Page #58 arted the Kecksburg area at a high rate of speed. *In 1990 previous to the 2003 Page #61 hat is the official account at any rate. It is the contention of this paper 2003 Page #85 s for the flame test, the reaction rate was increased by producing the reac 2003 Page #114 n a southern course, moving at the rate of about forty-five or fifty miles 2004 Page #32 d this was not one of them. At any rate since Lawrence Smith's boat was in 2004 Page #39 nes seemed to crash at an alarming rate between early May and end of July 1 2004 Page #82 nate plant seeds at an accelerated rate while a slightly modified version s 2005 Page #90 rovide an objective methodology to rate the authenticity of the crash retri 2005 Page #134 process to fairly and effectively rate each case for authenticit y. We ha\ 2005 Page #135 e object, travehng at a phenomenal rate of speed This Air Force let was ngh 2006 Page #28 g story a crash event that I would rate as neutral in my book Megic Eyes On 2006 Page #47 (Hantavirus), with a 62% mortality rate. Due to the disease vectors, at the 2006 Page #110 tition frequency of 600 cps; sweep rate of r rpm; vertical polarity. Signal 2006 Page #200 ded a telegram co the Secretary of rate, \"X/ashington , DC. Classified Sec 2007 Page #142 in a vertical direction at a high rate of speed. The guard was a former he 2007 Page #176 many important past events. At any rate, this illustrates one aspect of the 2009 Page #24 level, and took off at an extreme rate of speed and John and I stood up. N 2009 Page #67
ssified item in the United States, rated higher than the hydrogen bomb (whi 2004 Page #89 by the S. E. , H. Vornon , Incorpo rated, paper company , whose addre.:,s i 2007 Page #46
rttar aa— , ttat Cl—aral Watoaaysr raters via Xar— far a tolaf aui'wy af sa 2003 Page #221
there is no emergency, this action rates as the very lowest method of breed 2003 Page #87 o me: "The Bi-Mg sample gave count rates of Mg+ ions which were enhanced si 2003 Page #109 ork for the legal community. Their rates can approach $300 an hour and thei 2004 Page #250 orner of the neighborhood. Special rates for a week on Earth... side trips 2006 Page #7 ucing the relatively high casualty rates we were encountering in amphibious 2009 Page #176
96 Note the adjective southwestern rather than the presumably correct south 2003 Page #29
e wording he used, "little people" rather than ET, alien or non-human. The 2003 Page #31
inement at Bethesda Naval Hospital rather than the Menninger Clinic. The de 2003 Page #90
nd to be displaced around bismuth, rather than passing through it. Bismuth 2003 Page #107
, Section 13 shows that they had a rather specific plan for securing the ar 2003 Page #176
. Although a dish radar puts out a rather wide angled beam, the returns fro 2003 Page #183
" to find the evidence for fakery, rather than to say, "You haven't proven 2003 Page #184
Manual 1-01 or issues of fakery, a rather significant omission. Scooping up 2003 Page #184
tain the original. Unless you feel rather strongly about the matter... I wi 2003 Page #204
tain the briginal. Unless you feel rather strongly about the matter and ina 2003 Page #216
employee, continued to puzzle me. Rather than indicating an outright hoax, 2004 Page #14
cast the lines off of their boats rather than untying from the dock and pu 2004 Page #38
re institution that has knowledge. Rather it is only specialized components 2004 Page #63
Magnet. In 1950 I was attending a rather slow-moving broadcasting conferen 2004 Page #89
ent is much ado about nothing — or rather much ado about some Scotch tape a 2004 Page #133
aining Roswell away, including the rather silly crash dummy report that sug 2004 Page #140
y has experienced for decades. Dan Rather took the bait he was offered. Man 2004 Page #141
tem and were sent to Ft. Bellevoir rather than Wright Patterson Air Force B 2004 Page #141
RASH RETRIEVAL IN USSR • This is a rather difficult section to write as the 2004 Page #168
was found near Sverdlovsk, with a rather damaged corpse of an EBE (type?) 2004 Page #172
and its lens, he came back with a rather startling result. In taking the f 2004 Page #233
ot because encounters slowed down. Rather, an Executive Order by President 2005 Page #74
ing as "The Media," or "Academia." Rather, there are medias and academic ni 2005 Page #76
ed White House meeting of July 16, rather than following it as previousl y 2005 Page #97
to a great mind finally derailed, rather than even considering them seriou 2005 Page #102
Book? It was a publicly announced, rather low-security inv~stigation of the 2005 Page #124
reels of film from the same batch, rather than exactly the same scenes that 2005 Page #149
when I left home until I returned rather than going back and forth to home 2006 Page #10
were small Earth Excursion Modules rather than the interstellar very large 2006 Page #10
cities and am watching for traffic rather than looking to the skies. I chec 2006 Page #11
the covert system that created it, rather than evidence of it being a moder 2006 Page #16
sibilities plucked out of the air. Rather, our approach began with a carefu 2006 Page #51
g extant claims of alien activity. Rather, it was an attempt to develop the 2006 Page #51
it of a foreign dignitary (boring) rather than a paradigm -crashing intrusi 2006 Page #58
upation with the NHI might subside rather quickly. The sense of familiarity 2006 Page #58
f overwhelming threat or ultimatum rather than overt warfare, global allian 2006 Page #68
e transported by air from Wendover rather than trucked directly to Area 51. 2006 Page #75
ajestic Documents 14 include three rather specific and significant referenc 2006 Page #103
ence supporting their reality, but rather try to relate this to the medical 2006 Page #115
to do with them. But she found it rather odd that they were so small! She 2006 Page #129
an example of a UFO landing event rather than a crash, there are several i 2006 Page #132
d States, in the New England area, rather than over Alaska. The fact that f 2006 Page #168
n, based on notes made at the time rather than upon memories years afterwar 2006 Page #168
ation at Loring AFB (see map), but rather at the limit of the detection ran 2006 Page #171
st to the northern border of Maine rather than by radar at Dow AFB, well so 2006 Page #171
0 objects ("aircraft") flying at a rather high altitude (32,000 ft) and tra 2006 Page #172
t the location was not Laredo, but rather near Del Rio, about 150 miles nor 2006 Page #176
facilitator of general discussion rather than a researcher of specific eve 2006 Page #181
m the pages of a Mother Goose tale rather than from a UFO. It led me to sus 2007 Page #64
WHOSE CEl.lll:\R PHO'.\![ WOllD mu RATHER ow~? 1.-••~ 1', I .-, •• C. • fo 2007 Page #74
is, whose cellular phone would you rather own?" AT&T's, of course, because 2007 Page #74
ce . So I did it all by experience rather than qualifications. MW: When wou 2007 Page #78
erence that you did this in the US rather than the UK. l know that some hac 2007 Page #89
Today, Moon Dust no longer exists. Rather, it has been replaced by a projec 2007 Page #144
'T THAT 1MPLY THE POSSIBILITY THAT RATHER THAN A CRASH, THIS \'!J\S UKE A M 2007 Page #171
ece of alien machinery per se, but rather a side-effect caused perhaps by t 2007 Page #194
were actually nothing of the sort. Rather, they were literal demons, ingeni 2008 Page #35
ved up to see 3-inch lettering -or rather symbols -that stretched for the l 2008 Page #82
the peasants saw to the Northwest, rather high above the horizon, some stra 2008 Page #98
vastation had exploded in mid-air, rather than having slammed into the grou 2008 Page #100
today be called a "white paper," a rather broad speculative opinion from an 2008 Page #106
e the presence of aliens here in a rather broad maimer. The letter consists 2008 Page #106
+ some indices ■Dr. Carole Chaski: rather complete syntax analysis plus com 2008 Page #116
ng that was being threatened , but rather only to attack that which seemed 2008 Page #130
alignment of the stars and planets rather than on any non-sectarian scienti 2008 Page #135
must accept it as supporting data rather than raw intelligence . Our failu 2009 Page #16
et net estimate handled by the NSC rather than the Board of Estimates or th 2009 Page #19
e not engaged in an arms race, but rather in a race of perfecting an integr 2009 Page #21
s like a preliminary, rough draft, rather than a finely-tuned, finished rep 2009 Page #52
l is the term used by the visitors rather than disc or craft, and this was 2009 Page #52
SLIDE# 17 70 I would rather not comment. " Former RAF Bentwat 2009 Page #76
rms of all kinds, can be protected rather quickly from any conceivable form 2009 Page #159
t in the United States government, rating higher even than the H-bomb. Flyi 2003 Page #12
to compute an overall authenticity rating for each document. For example, p 2004 Page #243
nd writing a stronger authenticity rating than arcane and unique phrases (e 2004 Page #243
t in the United States Government, rating higher even than the I-I-bomb. b. 2005 Page #128
timatel y generate an authenticity rating for the UFO crash incident. To de 2005 Page #135
t in the United States government, rating higher than the H-bomb, b. Flying 2009 Page #36
s.com/pdf/kennedy _ cia.pdf 25 For rating system used by the founders of th 2009 Page #46
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to container for magnesium isotope ratio analysis on July 20, Figure 13. Er 2003 Page #108 20, 1996, during magnesium isotope ratio analysis of bismuth and magnesium/ 2003 Page #108
that there was absolutely no other rational explanation for these phenomena 2004 Page #187 ze had a "strange death, without a rational explanation . In the course of 2005 Page #34 act, for myself, and have sought a rational explanation that fit into estab 2005 Page #93
ualty of war'/occupational fatigue rationale greatly helped Americans to ac 2003 Page #94 ed from the Communist Parry, their rationale for his expulsion being that, 2005 Page #89 een so willing to accept the first rationale that had come along, as his ex 2005 Page #92 ld detect certain frequencies. The rationale for these frequencies came fro 2006 Page #200 one accepts this, then the public rationale for creating the CIA was false 2007 Page #12 r how minimal, provided a powerful rationale for preventing a thorough inve 2009 Page #44 cribing to the 'excessive freedom' rationale for the story. But on Saturday 2009 Page #139
debunkers , I often hear the same rationales pro and con for Government in 2009 Page #155 for Government involvement. These rationales fall into their own spectrum 2009 Page #155
e were questions about the isotope ratios in the magnesium. Isotope refers 2003 Page #107 omalies might be detected in those ratios, or percentages, of isotopes. One 2003 Page #107 oys with increased strength-weight ratios. Is the likely place were unusual 2003 Page #161
pe routes that came to be known as Ratlines, German Nazis with the loot of 2008 Page #137
~nr ,imes mere cncrge1ic lla.n ·be ratlioactive rJlY•, tram cor.unon sub• l 2009 Page #182
pon forth*, triviPatigation.it see ratortal tnat sn Ld.ril.rtes vainahniad 2006 Page #29
e are nothing but a bunch of dirty rats. We should stay home and tend to ou 2004 Page #224 Hantaviruses with a co-entrenched rats and mice vector.28 We should note h 2006 Page #112
er our recent conversation on ihls ratter, you are hereby authorised to pro 2003 Page #136
some sagebrush. I saw the sobering rattle end of a rattlesnake disappearing 2003 Page #46 ompanied by an unusual underground rattle, similar to a railway upon which 2008 Page #98
1974, a fiery nighttime explosion rattled the windows of his small farmhou 2007 Page #191
I saw the sobering rattle end of a rattlesnake disappearing into one old pr 2003 Page #46
Pope Benedict XVI, as young Joseph Ratzinger in Poland, was a member of the 2008 Page #145
dnur.~• The :,r.f)t'r s;iy~ Sno:l::rau Wfl;' , tn drln past 11rirl 11nrl ~c 2009 Page #183
d no advanced knowledge M' NC= Dor raucAr • Source: CIA Archivist to Tim Co 2004 Page #207
dream$ wcro made betoN IVell 'l,' rauS the great adv:inces in very sh()Tt 2009 Page #182
SXIN RASEES, AND SOME OF THEM ARE RAv/NO VERY, VERY BIG PROBLEM. THEY ARE 2004 Page #24 ds: "One mean, eluded ;;i cos:,iir rav bomb. l'hi, r.ud' of application wou 2009 Page #182
DOCTOR, AND ONE MINISTER, AND THEY RAVE SUBMITTED TO US A REPORT, WEICE IS 2004 Page #24 THE AMERICAN EMBASSY, You KNOW. WE RAVE SENT IT TO THE BRITISH ZMBASSY, WE 2004 Page #24 SENT IT TO THE BRITISH ZMBASSY, WE RAVE SENT IT UNCLASSIF/E0 2004 Page #24
ed matters and perioruc service at Raven Rock, sometimes caUed the "undergr 2005 Page #130 Jn 1950, President Truman approved Raven Rock Mountain, PA, as the site for 2005 Page #130
h the woods into the bottom of the ravine, and was suggestive that this cou 2003 Page #63 ne looking down towards the wooded ravine, where he could see a strange bri 2003 Page #70 Carl Hanks rode his horse out of a ravine and confronted a strange sight. S 2006 Page #79
heat. SLIDE #29: Horse mutilation, Ravmer, Colorado, June 22, 1993 And this 2004 Page #76 horse found dead and mutilated in Ravmer, Colorado, on June 22, 1993. 73 2004 Page #76
AND FICX UP ANY DEBRIS THAT MIGHT RAW FALLEN. THEY HAVEN'T REM ABLE TO DO 2004 Page #24 ing strikes are a form of powerful raw energy that could overwhelm the sens 2005 Page #121 ction would see cuts in energy and raw materials as well as sales; before l 2006 Page #65 and behold the machines there had raw and processed folders in them. These 2007 Page #86 aries of individual sightings: the raw data, as it were, recorded in a stan 2008 Page #64 it as supporting data rather than raw intelligence . Our failure in 1953 c 2009 Page #16 hese departments merely routed the raw intelligence around to the appropria 2009 Page #18 e with requirements for forwarding raw UFO reports to OSI through the Offic 2009 Page #19
19. 10 1•11/....d v•Cati 6.40.41, rawhoe Imre& tri aalilka• namory•ams arm 2006 Page #32
Crisman reported his experience to Ray Palmer, a publisher of pulp magazine 2003 Page #41
e intensified. In 1984, researcher Ray Boeche and I utilized the Freedom of 2003 Page #56
at the reported crash site, by Dr. Ray R. Hicks, Professor of Forestry at W 2003 Page #71
n London, England by film producer Ray Santilli in 1995, and later released 2003 Page #101
under the byline of Staff Writer, Ray MacLeod, went on to say that "we get 2004 Page #41
n changed radically, however, when Ray Fowler began d.ig_ging inco the case 2005 Page #40
k Casebook of r1 UFO lnvestigato,; Ray Fowler stated with respect ro his in 2005 Page #41
the pseudonym of Fritz \Xlerner by Ray Fowler, is known ro have graduated f 2005 Page #41
ch summarized the data acquired by Ray Fowler -including the Fritz Werner a 2005 Page #42
Jn 1995, London-based businessman Ray Santilli created what has become arg 2005 Page #145
might be in order. Video-producer Ray Santilli claimed that in 1992 he was 2005 Page #145
giving hjm permjssion to do so by Ray Santilli himself. Santilli did trus 2005 Page #148
film long before its ownership b:~ Ray Santilli. This comes from both ci\i. 2005 Page #149
could well be a real cadaver. But Ray Santilli is the man who started aU o 2005 Page #150
search imo the film will continue. Ray Santilli pictured in 1995 holding a 2005 Page #151
one has any information concerning Ray Santilli's controversial Alien Autop 2005 Page #152
o. 1. it horemit4 zi rsyl‘ortLyst :ray thy row, for to. $.04 to. to. ....1 2006 Page #39
chard C. Hoagland, Raymond Fowler, Ray Boeche, Stanley McDaniel, Chad Deeki 2006 Page #203
HENTICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIO NS "Ray Palmer, writing in the book on which 2007 Page #48
nother question: Are Major Keyhoe, Ray Palmer, Kenneth Arnold, George Adams 2007 Page #48
he ionosphere to bounce this death ray anywhere on the planet. It is said t 2007 Page #131
50cm off the ground and a luminous ray from it was being directed onto Seve 2007 Page #152
ndard letter. A major case such as Ray Bowyer's sighting over the Channel I 2008 Page #63
ned due to "atmospheric exposure." Ray FO'wler and the Affidavit The respec 2009 Page #49
fidavit The respected researcher , Ray Fowler, later spoke with the witness 2009 Page #49
Recall that Fritz Werner had told Ray Fowler in his 1970s affidavit that w 2009 Page #55
New Zealand. That clue points to a ray or radiation of some sort. The sente 2009 Page #157
considered possible to make such a ray that would be effective at four mile 2009 Page #158
es. The difficulty was, for such a ray, the need of power equal to about IO 2009 Page #158
ret weapons have included a cosmic ray bomb. This had its origin in misunde 2009 Page #158
ray is millions of times more energetic 2009 Page #159
&:e . -..·hr,Ut~r It :$ • Md,:.\}\ ray" a: !')'.l\t~.lr.111 e'!.:le, 1.:,; 2009 Page #163
New Zealand. That clue points to a ray of radiation of some sort. That sent 2009 Page #168
paper speculation on the radiation ray is not accurate. T.D.J. Leech's answ 2009 Page #168
culti;-s_ o! That clue points 10 a ray or rad-launcbni;-or e·.-cn of eonEtt 2009 Page #182
are transmuted Imo si.n~le cosmic ray i, m!U,o:u o temporary radioactivity 2009 Page #182
dcud r~,i;. . . Short-wave :-ad.io ray;; were one. Alt!!oui:h scicn:.Jsls h 2009 Page #182
· 1 IS A-BOMB PAS-SE? l Death Ray May Bel !U.,S. S~ientist .Helped Mak 2009 Page #184
n,c sclC!\· That clue poln ts 10 a ray or ·1CXIStS and that .!1rst repo!"tS 2009 Page #184
a fwWtota —rwr af tto altaatlaa — rayarl teak a —alk ar adx waata, to 1* f 2003 Page #221
ngton DC, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Raymond Jordan V, 4 Woman saw by mistake 2004 Page #111 Hopkins, David Jacobs, John Mack, Raymond Fowler and the Betty and Barney 2006 Page #4 ns, Walter Uphoff, Bruce Maccabee, Raymond Moody, David Jacobs, John Carpen 2006 Page #203 Yvonne Smith, Richard C. Hoagland, Raymond Fowler, Ray Boeche, Stanley McDa 2006 Page #203 st to sight the object was Sheriff Raymond Jackson of Nephi, Utah. Accordin 2008 Page #11 clear Weapon in Space" drawn up by Raymond Garthoff in May 1953. The Soviet 2009 Page #17 O Investigator: A Personal Memoir, Raymond Fowler, Prentice-Hall Trade, 198 2009 Page #55
y years chasing neutrons and gamma rays. Never saw one of them either. They 2006 Page #11 943 trivSy Ina. he ....Yardli to a rays hariler 150 Oktlibd IS In tee polit 2006 Page #30 bomb, the other in the radioactive rays, from common substances that are tr 2009 Page #158 ve in war. No new sources of death rays were reported during the war, but s 2009 Page #158 reported during the war, but such rays were known to electrical theorists 2009 Page #158 Check Considered Short-wave radio rays were one. It was considered possibl 2009 Page #158 d radar or other short wave length rays that will kill men, no hint of that 2009 Page #158 than the total energies of cosmic rays. A single cosmic - 2009 Page #158 s of bacteriological attack. Death rays in general are almost inconceivable 2009 Page #159 ght, or the invisible ultra-violet rays. Although scientists have been tryi 2009 Page #159 ome time to produce manmade cosmic rays, they have not succeeded, and when 2009 Page #159 an the very weakest sort of cosmic rays. The Dail) Capital News reported th 2009 Page #159 st inconceivable [or ~Uecll,· auch rays were known to electricul military u 2009 Page #182
e is also known to have worked for Raytheon in Sudbury, l\fassachusetts, in 2005 Page #41 ic flight suit. Stansel worked for Raytheon in Sudbury, Massachusetts in th 2005 Page #169 names of companies Like TR\Xf and Raytheon and Lockheed. In fact I might n 2007 Page #85 mpany, today known as the powerful Raytheon Corporation heralded in company 2008 Page #131
1t woutcl be eUee:ivc mode, co!mic ray~. lhe.~ :,.1·,~ "~ al tour mile£, no 2009 Page #182
Yasiliev, A. F. Kovalevsky , S. A. Razin, L. E. Epiktetova , 1981 The Fire 2008 Page #103
view with a man (that investigaror Ra~ Fowler would later refer ro as "Frit 2005 Page #39 JUl"".•6~~--~._, l....,,:(cC. ,.._ rA~ .C--.( 1,LO( • -.J,"ln .. Et. I!..,, 2009 Page #110
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1 Niagara 'Falls. and the r~or, po,rbaps ol p11rc Boycott Not1"ce · alumlnu 2009 Page #182
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R.PIH: US (6) SOAR (10) SO,\R (501 RBIO' r.;, AS VIPER (6) PW J5~ (JT I !-B 2007 Page #113
"'ho ~t''l.. lo lrn('SliJ!:ilc lh' rc:ilit~ of non-hum:rn r.,hlcncc. Ellr:: 2005 Page #107
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PATENTS ■ Texas Instruments ainid RCA fr~ed: patents in 1959 CONCLUSIONS ■ 2005 Page #12 Research. Other labs involved were RCA, i'v11T and several engineering cent 2005 Page #173 ockefeller ■ John Meuller, ret CEO RCA Comm. ■ George Romney, Pres. Am. Mot 2007 Page #43 els including Arista Records, BMG, RCA Records, RCA Victor Group and Windha 2008 Page #143 Arista Records, BMG, RCA Records, RCA Victor Group and Windham Hill; IO Te 2008 Page #143
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e little fleet heard this as well. RCAF Squadron Leader, William Bain, hand 2004 Page #40 hing Concrete in Shag Harbor UFO — RCAF Continue Search Today A spokesman f 2004 Page #41 t. Chris stated that he was in the RCAF, so what the heck was he doing on a 2004 Page #44 xpert and explained his job in the RCAF was to identify aircraft that crash 2004 Page #44
re· mch " ,;atc!litc ol th cartb. rcall' port,; of lhe secret Acslo-AmuicB 2009 Page #182
the nearest phone and contact the RCC in Halifax and inquire about missing 2004 Page #38 O'Brien reported to Werbicki that RCC did not have any aircraft listed as 2004 Page #38 ue Coordination Center in Halifax. RCC wanted to inform him that his reques 2004 Page #40 y received a brief report from the RCC in Halifax stating that no aircraft 2004 Page #40 s and fresh crews. In Halifax, the RCC had put the Navy's Fleet Diving Unit 2004 Page #41 ut the Mounties got a message from RCC telling them to continue the search 2004 Page #42 :~pon ~c,l,or~u f1:1m ?'sew Zea he rcc:i.lJcd having spol,e11 to DLI yr::ia 2009 Page #184
nhx mu* »ijd ol im|uct. I remember rccnaet/ins liir* malrnal a* bcia; rin*i 2003 Page #132
is con,is1e111 with ink manufacru rcd by the Die pen comp1ny fonhe fim tim 2007 Page #46 hould begin. We in Cl hove a:onito rcd civilian uro research for .i lone; t 2008 Page #121
o-estion, it also ser.-ed to reinf rce a truly demeanin g ufological stereo 2007 Page #69
ise to U:"Os ■E,;-oluoon of rese:;.rch ■1/2ilitary te-l·.no!ogy (c?e:, :;., 2009 Page #141
une through December 1931 ■ Rese-,,rchers and tJ1e Spooks ■ Colman VonKevic 2008 Page #163
nc,v wc;,-ecre eapon pon wa• mcr~I rcll~blc. ll1:: could r:o: be di«·losc,c 2009 Page #182
:-eln.lo.11 o.~ ,_ ~peclllc plo.cc Rclucl=~ io cl.Uc=, t,he wi:,--,por- clo 2009 Page #182
rrington Passage Detachment of the RCMP on the night of October 4, 1967, he 2004 Page #34 only one in the Barrington Passage RCMP Detachment at this hour, and he pic 2004 Page #35 d also a conveyed message from the RCMP officer in charge in Shag Harbor, s 2004 Page #41 g Harbor at the request of the OIC RCMP in Barrington Passage. They would b 2004 Page #41 assage. They would be augmented by RCMP divers from Halifax Subdivision. Fo 2004 Page #41 get into the water. They and their RCMP counterparts were working off of th 2004 Page #41 military running the base, and the RCMP. Each would all have to sign off on 2004 Page #87
backing out in front of one of the RCMP's cruisers that flew by with its re 2004 Page #37
ficers were doing giving orders to RCN divers on a Canadian Naval vessel? H 2004 Page #44 prl"IOfU,I --eb&&1c-nx nfm:w:boolt rcn m rioors,,dnilc earn ·am 192 ,., --- 2009 Page #198
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hrc.11.S 10 nude-Jr weapons and 10 rcpon such C\'al113led 1nfom1ati on eApe 2007 Page #175
d• N. Z., reports might . Orisinal rcpons ~aid llle sr.crci. be m the natur 2009 Page #184
3led 1nfom1ati on eApeditiously 10 rcponsible commanders and 10 organiz.11i 2007 Page #175
• ~ The U.S. l\rl\'Y L'C'Cf!iVt~tl rcpor\s. Ju Hu and Snuugruss replil!tl: 2009 Page #181
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n and be aw:irc of this Collection Rcqrtircment :is: (I) (U) Some organil:! 2007 Page #175
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GOcJ~TE!.'f ·~-L;..P,o;ou). Ttl,U)(RCr,',1,1,,;(;SI,! $£1,..r:JJl16Hf I-,. 2009 Page #108 i1ble Cine London. A news dlspntch rcr,ort-Sl'D:'llEl :", .Austr_nlia, ~1un 2009 Page #184
he u=os. a Gaden WeSI corrrruler a;rcrall was flying from Oxnard lo l.DsArg 2009 Page #144
/£XDrc Up on Ranch“tosurrll tJaily Rcrnri» RAAF Captures Flying Sauc 75 Pe. 2003 Page #119
n Advanced Systems Division. Tejon RCS Facility, 'The Anthill·. An electrom 2007 Page #56 Douglas Phantom Works. Gray Butte RCS Facility. Most of the U.S. black bud 2007 Page #56
tion T of the Office of Scientific Rcscarch and Development (OSRD) to study 2004 Page #66
Leech in the uitc:st C5tt.blishcd rcsidcncl! in R·eno, royal birthday hcmo 2009 Page #182
commanders and 10 organiz.11ion s rcspons,blcs for the safel) and security 2007 Page #175
nts arc BOGI s “We base no records rcspousise to your request". CoL Richard 2003 Page #135
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++~++++++-++ IC-1'1 • Pinto. Phys. Rcv.B, 60, 21. 1999, p.4457 Science Tune 2005 Page #23
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ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference RD B Smiling & RD B Grim Carpet Stripe A 2004 Page #239 etrieval Conference RD B Smiling & RD B Grim Carpet Stripe Angle Analysis A 2004 Page #239 Words/sentence 24.96 25.58 2 ■% Ha rd words 12.2% 12.5% 2 ■Lexical density 2008 Page #118 L h nt I Sc! I•~ ere.phi) c: cnia,:rd In surch• , P ro on -. ro · -• · · ~r 2009 Page #163
FOR VS "EYES ONL ,.". EXEr.'PT .=!Rd\l D:CLASSIFICATiO. RADA. '·SPi:CIAL H 2007 Page #45
he Research and Development Board (RDB) of the Secretary of Defense, establ 2004 Page #63
, PN N r19 Carpet stripes _Linear (RDB Smiling° _Linear ("RDB Grim") RDB Sm 2004 Page #239
es _Linear (RDB Smiling° _Linear ("RDB Grim") RDB Smiling & Marcel Right Ca 2004 Page #239
(RDB Smiling° _Linear ("RDB Grim") RDB Smiling & Marcel Right Carpet Stripe 2004 Page #239
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rvices Research Development Board (RDB).4 At the time of Smith's memo, Bush 2009 Page #36
on the oversight committee of the RDB and a leading scientific advisor to 2009 Page #36
as in the picture after awhile and re- interviewed these people and learned 2004 Page #45
eason Sheriff Wilcox never ran for re- election was because he was fed up a 2004 Page #145
rs performed an examination of the re- discovered object and its attendant 2004 Page #167
forward now that the case has been re- opened and is in the public eye." As 2004 Page #217
equires us to take a step back and re- 214 2004 Page #217
, . , 1. ararr,..r• r••• aro •••• *re-, .• rrr ...err. rp orgurr•••• nem. . 2006 Page #39
f secrc; ,\ni:lo-A.ncrican wea;ion re- 1~he eftecl1\"cncss of so:and \W1\'' 2009 Page #183
1-,T'}--Thcre Is ·one cJuc 1n the re- ?'\EW YOIU,, _June 1-J {.AP)- ior Wl 2009 Page #184
to markings on the report, it was re-affirmed as top secret by Lr. Gen. Jo 2005 Page #125
cted as a direct result, then upon re-aiming, react again, and again. Backg 2005 Page #88
Aztec 1948: A Documentary Re-Appraisal of the Original Crashed Fly 2004 Page #214
h wrote back imploring Einstein to re-conduct the experiment, but this time 2005 Page #92
, as his expressing no interest in re-conductin g the experiment under more 2005 Page #92
public service. Dr. Sarbacher was re-contacted and he confirmed that Dr. W 2004 Page #98
omparison with Sanskrit (dubious?) RE-CREATION OF CRASH RETRIEVAL IN USSR • 2004 Page #168 ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference RE-CREATION OF CRASH RETRIEVAL IN USSR I 2004 Page #169
. In early 1988, the 67th ARRS was re-designated as part of the 39th Specia 2006 Page #132
FOIA to Maxwell AFB resulted in a re-direct to the National Archives. Tele 2004 Page #231
) in June 1984. But he had luckily re-discovered a stack of news clippings 2006 Page #180
and yet it looked faked. 1 had to re-do the cosmetic look of the make-up s 2005 Page #150
Harrison Schmitt then running for re-election. In case you are wondering, 2003 Page #199 me he had also worked on the 1972 re-election campaign for Richard Nixon e 2004 Page #181 dn't do anything." The work on the re-election campaign was the only reason 2004 Page #181 d more to do with his work for the re-election campaign, "even though" said 2004 Page #185 letter thanking Emenegger for the re-election effort. There would have bee 2004 Page #185
rizon and a watch was kept for any re-emergence of the object. None occurre 2006 Page #133
was put forward as photo-fodder to re-enforce his identification of the "di 2004 Page #238
Marcel and Ramey images apart and re-enforced the growing belief that the 2004 Page #234
the first disc they tested was the re-engineered ET craft that crashed in K 2005 Page #170
weeks of having to have gotten to re-enlist, he backed out. So, I came up 2006 Page #160
in good condition were allowed to re-enter the craft and the disabled enti 2005 Page #45 e standing upright were allowed to re-enter the vessel. The hatch was left 2009 Page #53
rom the U.S. Space Command that it re-entered the Earth's atmosphere at 3:1 2003 Page #65 known space objects that may have re-entered the Earth's atmosphere near M 2004 Page #9 ght up with the Sea Stallion as it re-entered U.S. airspace. The recovery t 2006 Page #135 known space objects that may have re-entered the Earth's atmosphere near M 2007 Page #142 us presence, and all the humanoids re-entered the UFO ... took off and disa 2007 Page #152
, or the remnants of space vehicle re-entering the atmosphere. The local Ni 2003 Page #53 ted no presence of orbital objects re-entering Earth's atmosphere, planned 2006 Page #189
of "space junk" burning up during re-entry around the area of Puget Sound. 2006 Page #189 any such object that had survived re-entry into Earth's atmosphere would s 2006 Page #191 an intercontinenta l missile 1n a re-entry phase of flight could lead co a 2008 Page #114
s , may represent the right way to re-establish rough equivalence with the 2009 Page #23
respects, was at least a start on re-examining the Aztec incident, and pro 2004 Page #224
ews with Chris and then go out and re-interview many of the same witnesses 2004 Page #42
sive in nature; and in 1957 it was re-named the Microbiological Research Es 2006 Page #123
rchers toward the pheno1nenon ■ A "re-politicization" of Ufology ■ Constant 2008 Page #168
perceptions by rese:uchers l ■ A "re-poltt1c1::it1on" of Ufology 147 2009 Page #153
film's 2002 theatrical re-release . This is a box of specially 2007 Page #63
anies and individuals have run and re-run the numbers and know chat million 2007 Page #59
ations that come with time and the re-telling of an unusual tale? That's ve 2004 Page #143
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and misinformation regarding UFOs re\·oh"e around stated crashes. Accorclj 2007 Page #127
mpetency to deal with all problems re_ated to extraterres trial peop:es. Of 2008 Page #113
er to be done by MAJOR. CHARLES'S. REA O From what descriptions the team wa 2003 Page #236 111610104,0614 kraw pirshiUred ity Rea ragardiVcollio.oll Garai kisoldwitd 2004 Page #19 ver to be done by MAJOR CHARLES E. REA. From what descriptions the team was 2006 Page #104 e government. Unfortunately, merua rea]jty is quite different from the myth 2007 Page #8
emen approached the creature, they reabzed it was certainly not an arumaJ. 2005 Page #32
to go beyond the speed of light to reach where we want to. I happen to beli 2003 Page #8
ned to the two of us. If you and I reach an agreement then I think it would 2003 Page #230
ed or discarded as one attempts to reach the most logical and reasoned conc 2004 Page #214
mbat-lee's call it that-that could reach 50% to 60%. The report shows 8% be 2005 Page #34
s after the accident (Fig. 12). To reach the site from 80 2006 Page #83
he Flatwoods Monster story did not reach the press in time for the Saturday 2006 Page #94
finish talking to you, you cannot reach me again. All incoming calls will 2006 Page #167
ght requires 17,500 mph, 25,000 to reach the moon and planets). Jack was al 2007 Page #109
l place among the stars, and fulJy reach our potential to discover new worl 2007 Page #120
reen luminous light; they tried to reach it but they were too late and it w 2007 Page #130
der old Moondust reg. and will not reach media. No one anticipates AQ/MJ or 2007 Page #143
e old Moondust reg. and wi.1.1 not reach merua." And the statement that: "N 2007 Page #144
ce elements." Vallee was unable to reach anv firm conclusion about the Bogo 2007 Page #199
granc it co all others capab-e of reach:.ng another celestial body. But th 2008 Page #113
usion devices (hydrogen bombs), or reach an agreer..en::. to disarn and 107 2008 Page #113
in Britain in the late 1990s. The reach and power of such corporations , m 2008 Page #144
conclusions they had been able to reach. These included the presence of ph 2009 Page #137
was evident in 1946, UFOs did not reach the consciousness of most American 2009 Page #155
The "':'eap_on di_d not reach the stage of practical application 2009 Page #157
weapon project. The weapon did not reach the stage of practical application 2009 Page #167
ny." The weapon definitely did not reach the stage of practical application 2009 Page #167
ial in nature. This conclusion was reached as a result of comparisons of ar 2003 Page #28 e danger, stopped them before they reached the area. The smoke subsided qui 2003 Page #54 over the public square and when it reached the north part of town collided 2004 Page #26 er on his left, just as the lights reached the tops of the tree line in the 2004 Page #34 en sailing through the Sound. They reached the other side of the foamy patc 2004 Page #40 Flight Launched 16:04 local time. Reached 135.5 km. Carried cosmic and sol 2004 Page #64 , at Island Beach, New Jersey, and reached speed of 1,400 mph. Produced by 2004 Page #66 town University, and so my package reached him and even received a reply. I 2004 Page #140 iquid oxygen and benzene paste, it reached a height of 400 meters (1300 fee 2004 Page #153 the final studies. The first study reached the conclusion — this was an off 2004 Page #187 f alleged insider testimonies have reached the world via other researchers 2005 Page #83 a Secret UFO working group, he had reached out to its top man. Was the info 2005 Page #96 conclusion. Many of the cases have reached th.is point, with multiple inves 2005 Page #134 e backtracked. It was dark when we reached the Padilla home. Jose's dad got 2005 Page #155 crashed there." Avila and Faustino reached an agreement · on the recovef)', 2005 Page #156 ed along the back roads until they reached their ultimate destination at a 2005 Page #165 7 miles per second," it would have reached the Flatwoods area in about 7-8 2006 Page #96 y executed and elaborate hoax that reached world wide recognition? I contin 2006 Page #99 ans," said Prescott. The team soon reached Llanderfel, whereupon they were 2006 Page #122 es." A number of hours later, they reached Porton Down and the mysterious c 2006 Page #122 d of and chose the former. When we reached the White House, Lovett told us 2006 Page #167 eporting that the 'alert' that had reached the President an hour earlier wh 2006 Page #168 appeared to crash until Willingham reached the site.) Willingham said that 2006 Page #177 said that the Mexican military had reached the site before he got there. Th 2006 Page #177 inevitable conclusion has now been reached: We are not alone. Given this co 2006 Page #193 the visit with the Bakers, when we reached Fyffe, we stopped at the local p 2006 Page #201 ks in Boulder City, NV. She can be reached at Catalyst13@cox.net. Web: www. 2006 Page #207 area. Before news of such an event reached a mass audience, there would lik 2007 Page #29 n now be revealed that the Soviets reached the German plant in Breslau befo 2007 Page #111 hen word of the "Sylacauga object" reached the Air Force, Intelligence offi 2007 Page #133 of FBI files that, col.lectively, reached no less than three figures in nu 2007 Page #137 ibed in the Bible. As the rurcraft reached a height of around fifteen thous 2007 Page #137 a horse from a local shepherd, and reached eventually the windy mountaintop 2007 Page #200 of 'La Cuesta del Viento. ''When I reached the site-he wrote-I was able to 2007 Page #200 ly. Robinson thought as the object reached them it slowed, as if taking a l 2008 Page #12 sturbing conclusion was ultimately reached in the early-to-mid 1990s: namel 2008 Page #35 of symbols 76 Then Sgt. Penniston reached out his hand. "I touched the sym 2008 Page #82 the slower time would go . If you reached the speed of light, time would s 2008 Page #95 not explain, an agreement has been reached, the lamentations of philosopher 2008 Page #114 when details of Paperclip finally reached the public's ears, the infusion 2008 Page #137 nformation and disinformation that reached from Bern to Berlin and back aga 2008 Page #138 n is consistent with the agreement reached in the background over this peri 2009 Page #42 963, President John F. Kennedy had reached broad agreement with Soviet Prem 2009 Page #42 m bomb. The Herald Tribune says it reached Snodgrass in Cincinnati and quot 2009 Page #160 It • Miller emphasized to 1·?porl• reached Snodgrass !n C!nc:.innati en, ho 2009 Page #184
r town of Globe. Arizona. Jan 1947 Reaches military blockade, sees large sa 2006 Page #26 out pausing to decompress. When he reaches the boat, Burke is bleeding from 2006 Page #187 possibly airborne and outside the reaches of Soviet espionage . The two ma 2009 Page #176
harge of the American efforts were reaching out to other countries to help 2004 Page #85 xtremely well with Korolev Had far reaching vision on reverse engineering 1 2004 Page #157 ountains to nearby Flatwoods. Upon reaching the Flatwoods town limits, I sa 2006 Page #90 ed to find how widespread and far- reaching the story of this incident actu 2006 Page #91 small town of Arcadia just before reaching ORNL then departed the area sho 2006 Page #97 FB in Dayton, Ohio. Shortly before reaching the base the object turned, red 2006 Page #97 e Capitol city of Charleston. Upon reaching this area, this fiery object ac 2006 Page #97 eval Conference had stopped before reaching any inhabited areas or major ro 2006 Page #135 the planes were several hours from reaching Washington, DC (the northeaster 2006 Page #169 iquid metal" which solidified upon reaching the ground. Vallee giYes a simi 2007 Page #199 The object continued its journey, reaching Reno where it turned to the sou 2008 Page #16 ut the most significant part about reaching out to touch the symbols on the 2008 Page #90 shows that Kennedy and Khrushchev reaching agreement on a broad range of i 2009 Page #42 bious warfare has definite and far reaching possibilities as an offensive w 2009 Page #165
odgrass by a friend wanting to get reacquainted after seeing him in the new 2009 Page #173
purpose was to allow the system to react for a sufficient time to build up 2003 Page #112 with the human race, daring us to react. In time, he would present this ma 2003 Page #142 se it, to see how the people would react, but he didn't and wouldn't and co 2003 Page #198 Moon Dust personnel were quick to react to this crash and quick to ascerta 2004 Page #7 the pieces together so they could react to what most were viewing as a cha 2004 Page #85 se it, to see how the people would react, but he didn't and wouldn't and co 2004 Page #188 irect result, then upon re-aiming, react again, and again. Background Wilhe 2005 Page #88 ic, business, general public—might react and interact in the face of varyin 2006 Page #48 time frame in which to assess and react. There must be an immediate and un 2006 Page #54 st of the stakeholder groups would react over time. For some people, Contac 2006 Page #57 t stakeholder groups were asked to react to Contact events representing eac 2006 Page #58 ion. Inevitably, some people would react in fear, distrust, paranoia, even 2006 Page #60 s, appeared to see the witness and react to rus presence, and all the human 2007 Page #152
te oxide on the surface completely reacted and was not detected in the fina 2003 Page #115 the perception was that the public reacted strongly to the idea of alien in 2004 Page #123 ple at that time were panicked and reacted hysterically to silly things. It 2004 Page #133 perty and observed that the object reacted as a direct result, then upon re 2005 Page #88 n only wonder how Neill would have reacted had he been in the room when srn 2005 Page #103
, of course, is to minimize pre.es reacticn, particularly in foreign quarte 2003 Page #222
Mg seemed to have a more energetic reaction to back away from the direction 2003 Page #111 xpected from an energetic chemical reaction. Further evidence of a possible 2003 Page #112 er evidence of a possible chemical reaction became apparent when very activ 2003 Page #112 to the water. If indeed a chemical reaction is taking place, we have anothe 2003 Page #112 are an indication that a chemical reaction is taking place, it would be ex 2003 Page #112 g place, it would be expected that reaction products would be present in th 2003 Page #112 ). Instead, the water in which the reaction took place remained as clear an 2003 Page #112 for a sufficient time to build up reaction products. Although the bubble s 2003 Page #112 reaction craters' organized by the reaction products. Figure 19. 40x Photom 2003 Page #113 of a bismuth layer. Occasionally a reaction crater such as this one does fo 2003 Page #113 ter On the 'floor' of this bismuth reaction crater are organized chains of 2003 Page #113 ion crater are organized chains of reaction particles. Figure 22. 100x Phot 2003 Page #113 22. 100x Photomicrograph: Close-up reaction particles inside large magnesiu 2003 Page #113 n particles inside large magnesium reaction crater At higher magnification, 2003 Page #113 rater At higher magnification, the reaction particles indicated by the arro 2003 Page #113 e taking place during the chemical reaction in water. This suggests that ea 2003 Page #113 ows a “vent hole" in the dome of a reaction crater Here the red arrow point 2003 Page #113 to a 'vent-hole' in the 'dome' of reaction products formed over a crater o 2003 Page #113 structure. These formations in the reaction products can be added to the li 2003 Page #114 water is expressed by the chemical reaction diagram: Mg + H2O -----MgO + H2 2003 Page #114 he application of a flame over the reaction vessel produces a sharp popping 2003 Page #114 enough gas for the flame test, the reaction rate was increased by producing 2003 Page #114 ate was increased by producing the reaction in weak acetic acid. In the ini 2003 Page #114 f hours, it would be expected that reaction products would be found in the 2003 Page #114 element acted as a catalyst in the reaction process. By comparing the mass 2003 Page #114 mple was unaccounted for. From the reaction diagram equation, only 4.7% of 2003 Page #114 diagram equation, only 4.7% of the reaction products is given off as hydrog 2003 Page #114 w drops from an 80 milligram Bi/Mg reaction test was placed on a slide glas 2003 Page #114 plastic. Could this be composed of reaction products from the Magnesium/Zin 2003 Page #115 ook of Chemistry and Physics.) The reaction diagram for the formation of ma 2003 Page #115 er reactions. A rapid and complete reaction takes place without leaving beh 2003 Page #115 takes place without leaving behind reaction products which can interfere wi 2003 Page #115 ducts which can interfere with the reaction and poison the system. This imp 2003 Page #115 n." In the Bismuth/Magnesium metal reaction with acetic acid, we have the s 2003 Page #115 en May and June, his demeanor, his reaction to me, and his attitude and tak 2003 Page #144 e "Oh look, it's one of them UFOs" reaction, and left it at that. Perhaps t 2003 Page #151 the eituatdxxa there, also of the reaction by the X©a £2xs©3 people ixrrol 2003 Page #212 r' -, situation thern, also of th« reaction by the Ion Alanos peonle involv 2003 Page #214 yself and I think until I get your reaction it should be confined to the tw 2003 Page #230 FO, and other AFCIN directed quick reaction projects which require intellig 2004 Page #4 was the National Security Agency's reaction to the mention of Spitsbergen. 2004 Page #14 ,nificance.The Canadian government reaction to the TOP SECRET memo was one 2004 Page #89 nce. I do not know what Dr. Bush's reaction to the material contained in th 2004 Page #90 he artide and my revision, but his reaction should certainly be interesting 2004 Page #90 noted in his diary that Einstein's reaction had been: "That is impossible. 2005 Page #91 b (to physics)." An understandable reaction, given that the heat differenti 2005 Page #91 was unable to contain its altered reaction. At about 4:30 PM, a huge black 2005 Page #100 FO, and other AFCIN directed quick reaction projects which require intellig 2005 Page #142 t Ley, Virginia as part of a Quick Reaction Team. \Xfhile at Fort Belvoir h 2005 Page #147 "foreign space vehicles." • "quick reaction basis to recover or perform fie 2006 Page #26 mes of accelerated change when the reaction time of the organization become 2006 Page #50 etrieval Conference growth... Slow reaction to change is costly." This cert 2006 Page #51 ll discoveries. Religion Religious reaction would range from trusting/welco 2006 Page #58 conspiracy theories. Public Public reaction would depend heavily on the gov 2006 Page #58 tions of surprise attack. As such, reaction across all stakeholder groups w 2006 Page #61 d to manage public perceptions and reaction to NHI threat and to assess NHI 2006 Page #64 foregoing estimates of stakeholder reaction, we attempted to create an over 2006 Page #65 produced an even stronger antibody reaction to Hantavirus reagents. Peters 2006 Page #111 tensive work with Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) tests, an RNA quantificat 2006 Page #111 lly astounded to hear that kind of reaction from Toppen. So, Howard calls m 2006 Page #157 duty could have been an immediate reaction to the Chinese entry into the K 2006 Page #176 FO, and other AFCIN directed quick reaction projects which require intellig 2007 Page #134 intelligence personnel on a quick reaction basis to recover or perform fie 2007 Page #134 ould understand that, given public reaction and perception. In fact, not al 2008 Page #14 simply because of their automatic reaction to hearing the word "UFO". This 2008 Page #66 tance with a novel type of nuclear reaction. And, most recently, in August 2008 Page #102 t of the Contingency Plan for U.S. Reaction to Soviet placing of a Nuclear 2009 Page #17 of psy-ops operation to gauge the reaction of your average Soviet citizen 2009 Page #140 t,ji photos wcre 1,1ken ·l'cculiar reaction ro first conr;Kt •l.ivc-l in ap 2009 Page #198
ater. More Recent Studies of Bi/Mg Reactions in Water Repeated trials of pl 2003 Page #112 rogen gas in these Bi/Mg and water reactions. A rapid and complete reaction 2003 Page #115 them. No records exist of official reactions to Bennewitz' revelations, but 2003 Page #150 ht indeed be some genuine negative reactions, including financial or politi 2003 Page #188 and come in today and give me his reactions. 1 had so little time to talk 2003 Page #230 eference to people having physical reactions is not unlike the references i 2004 Page #17 viduals having adverse (and fatal) reactions to an alien virus at the scene 2004 Page #17 I. Halt recorded his and his men's reactions as the unknowns flew overhead, 2004 Page #47 nesses; memorable, multiple animal reactions to the UFOs; photographic and 2004 Page #48 scriptions of aliens, and selected reactions of Einstein. This, of course w 2004 Page #119 rios of Contact Imagining Societal Reactions to Confirmed Arrival of Non-Hu 2006 Page #48 ncluding the NHI response to human reactions. We arrived at three areas of 2006 Page #53 nse or to fan paranoia and chaotic reactions. In any Contact scenario, but 2006 Page #57 rnment and law enforcement. Public reactions might vary considerably in dif 2006 Page #57 as beyond the scope of this study. Reactions of Players to Different Scenar 2006 Page #57 f the eight scenario worlds. Those reactions follow: Scenario . ,;. FAST-FA 2006 Page #58 n to monitor, evaluate and mediate reactions among the general public. Schi 2006 Page #58 uld be expected to provoke violent reactions among some sectors of society, 2006 Page #59 to other contact scenarios, these reactions would be uncommon and short-li 2006 Page #60 love to manage media and religious reactions. Science would also provide th 2006 Page #61 ke a wide array of quasi-spiritual reactions, from doomsday mass suicides t 2006 Page #63 s would also provoke unpredictable reactions in wide segments of society. T 2006 Page #65 de spectrum of interpretations and reactions, including militant demonizati 2006 Page #67 blic sentiments as well as extreme reactions in some religious groups. Fast 2006 Page #67 uld happen quickly. Extreme public reactions will occur, including widespre 2006 Page #68 the Addictions listed 105 adverse reactions to Ritalin, including suicidal 2008 Page #141
3311 for customer service and card reactivation information. Telecommunicat 2007 Page #68
and Zinc as being insoluble (non- reactive) in water. More Recent Studies 2003 Page #112
ctors is apt to bring 1978 nuclear reactor development to a standstill in t 2009 Page #10 from the nearby Hanford plutonium reactor or other possibilities short of 2009 Page #31
is as a coolant for nuclear power reactors." Bismuth is the most diamagnet 2003 Page #107 propulsion may derive from atom.ic reactors. Those with access to "special 2005 Page #130 Westinghouse provided the nuclear reactors to power the engines. I asked r 2005 Page #164 s will emerge? "Sundesert" Nuclear Reactors. Memo to Attorney General Yvell 2009 Page #10 negative decision on the Sundesert Reactors is apt to bring 1978 nuclear re 2009 Page #10 ion, non-polluting nuclear Nov 766 reactors are the safest way to obtain en 2009 Page #10
ingapore, a man at an outdoor cafe reacts in shock as he stares at a silver 2007 Page #67
ckets were deciphered. The message read...earth will be annihilated unless 2003 Page #14
ouldn't wait until the next day to read the local papers. I wasn't disappoi 2003 Page #55
ened at Kecksburg. By the time you read this paper, the SCI-FI Channel's ne 2003 Page #65
glas Dillon (later known as Dillon Read). He leaves in 1916 to enlist in th 2003 Page #85
he death of James V. Forrestal. By Read Admiral Morton D. Willcutts, head o 2003 Page #93
ng from his dot-matrix printer. It read more like some science-fiction nigh 2003 Page #149
he words because it was so hard to read. Using the high quality copies made 2003 Page #171
there was one that was so hard to read that Don had not run a copy. When w 2003 Page #181
sed on everything you have seen or read here. If this Manual is genuine, th 2003 Page #186
s Manual 63 THE REPLICA IS EASY TO READ) □ This is the replica of the cover 2003 Page #188
t. People who think he has time to read these documents, and maintain a 16- 2003 Page #189
vember 23, 1965 Bourassa report we read, The lack of specific information a 2003 Page #193
her of their letters, however, was read. Instead, Clinton answered a letter 2003 Page #201
latt. A translation of the account read: Oslo, Norway, Sept. 4, 1955 — Only 2004 Page #13
nearly five hours of searching. He read the message and scribbled three cap 2004 Page #41
de Herald, the front page headline read: Could Be Something Concrete in Sha 2004 Page #41
named in the book, men who had now read the book. Of these, not a single on 2004 Page #49
t till almost twenty years later I read on the Web about the sighting of De 2004 Page #55
n as the guests. In October 1997 I read a sixteen page interview in the boo 2004 Page #56
producer asking them had recently read Left At East Gate and asked Budd if 2004 Page #59
military base in which he said he read the classified file. The following 2004 Page #74
hip? It wasn't until later, when I read highly classified military reports 2004 Page #78
t in Italy. He told me that he had read with his own eyes highly classified 2004 Page #78
t do you want to know? WBS: I have read (Frank) Scully's book on the saucer 2004 Page #91
ho would have slim chance at being read into American ultra Top Secret secr 2004 Page #98
. I would have to dig them out and read them over in order to jog my memory 2004 Page #99
documents but he claims he did not read them. He recalls that there were dr 2004 Page #100
onald. The February 2, 1970 letter read in part, "I am glad you are keeping 2004 Page #101
refore, every publication has been read and assigned a Report Number, relat 2004 Page #110
Certainly not, if we go by what we read in the papers and hear on the news. 2004 Page #132
al angle where it can partially be read. General Ramey could not have fatho 2004 Page #141
balloon? Other researchers cannot read the words "victims of the wreck" or 2004 Page #141
vernment really knows. If you have read what I have written about Nixon, yo 2004 Page #180
Smith, and that he was allowed to read them before they were sent to the H 2004 Page #187
o show you a document that you can read. You cannot take notes, and I want 2004 Page #193
, for that matter). However, I can read de-classified Air Force reports as 2004 Page #220
t seems convincing, too, until you read the endnotes (historian's note: alw 2004 Page #222
endnotes (historian's note: always read the endnotes, particularly where so 2004 Page #222
of the Roswell event: the latest "read" on the memorandum held by Gen. Rog 2004 Page #226
and exotic. Let me present a "best read" of what we have found to date by c 2004 Page #227
e we found? By combining the "best read" of each of the researchers, we arr 2004 Page #227
way into his office and he had not read it before the photos were taken. Wh 2004 Page #227
nced if Gen. Ramey had had time to read the message, the photographs would 2004 Page #228
s rumor. Here is the most current "read" of what RPIT terms the Ramey Offic 2004 Page #228
Office Photos Combining the "best read (admittedly, a highly subjective ef 2004 Page #230
ly, a highly subjective effort) we read: "****ecovery operation with Roswel 2004 Page #230
ceived a message the world can now read. A message about "victims of the wr 2004 Page #230
ted on the paper. In an attempt to read this text to determine if it could 2004 Page #230
nization" did discover from their "read" of the memo. Certainly, a group of 2004 Page #231
ur attempts to find out what their read was have proven to be futile. "Go t 2004 Page #231
of scientific dialogue I haYe ever read. Indeed, Reich's descripti on of th 2005 Page #93
stion, so inspired me when I first read The Einstein Affair that I set up t 2005 Page #93
tars. In November 1953, though, he read one of the best books available on 2005 Page #94
n the form of memos. The first one read in part: "He {i\loise} had just com 2005 Page #97
istration's case file on Reich. It read in part: "General Watson did not ta 2005 Page #99
ace of almost universal criticism. Read out of context -that is, without be 2005 Page #102
y? This might be rufficult. As you read Ryan Wood's summary of cases where 2005 Page #117
ve seen the crash or aftermath, or read a document about it in an "official 2005 Page #137
d ask after each one how many have read it. Typically fewer than 2% have re 2006 Page #4
d it. Typically fewer than 2% have read any. I note the 5000+ physical trac 2006 Page #4
that the 'Colonel' allowed him to read a three inch thick booklet that con 2006 Page #19
al information. He claims he could read the Guidebook when he was serving o 2006 Page #19
e I would have to dig them out and read them over in order to jog my memory 2006 Page #27
ion memorabilia shop. When I first read this story in one of Goodall's book 2006 Page #85
K (Article 1003) Some years ago, I read a book called A Histog of UFO Crash 2006 Page #86
incident on a historical level. I read every book that I could get my hand 2006 Page #91
zled because everything that I had read about this UFO incident in books wa 2006 Page #91
t were not in the books that I had read. She also introduced me to her son, 2006 Page #93
on of the incident. Their headline read, "Braxton Co. Residents Faint, Beco 2006 Page #95
952. "The New York Times" headline read, "FLAME OVER WASHINGTON - Brilliant 2006 Page #95
in the "New York Daily News" that read, "The Thing 10-Feet Tall, Terrifies 2006 Page #99
aucer' Hysteria." Another headline read, "Police Say Braxton Monster Produc 2006 Page #99
*************** What you have just read is partly fiction and partly fact. 2006 Page #165
ccident" of the radar. But was it? Read on. What follows is NOT fiction. PA 2006 Page #165
ground to December 6, 1950: As you read the following discussion keep in mi 2006 Page #165
ich you should keep in mind as you read the following versions of what happ 2006 Page #167
of government probably bothered to read in its entirety. It was the proverb 2006 Page #202
ts and stories for George Knapp to read on the show. Linda Moulton Howe als 2006 Page #203
f a UFO were to crash, wouldn't we read about it in the newspapers or see i 2007 Page #7
rub full of concrete. The capcion read, "Elvis scill emails Jimmy Hoffa!" 2007 Page #67
n. l cannot say that Mr. Haas ever read "Proposed Studies on the Peaceful S 2007 Page #76
hardback books. "l'vf\XI: .Had you read any UFO books GM: No] don't th.ink 2007 Page #81
y UFO books GM: No] don't th.ink I read any UFO books. j\ifW: \XI ere you a 2007 Page #81
access computers via commands). I read through lots of pages and watched m 2007 Page #85
did warn them. Do you think people read them and realise there had been a b 2007 Page #89
ic domain. \Xlhat )OU are about to read is stiJJ classified "TOP SECRET" by 2007 Page #94
e in Japanese , but we are able to read the percentages of the chemical ele 2007 Page #201
em to be with the FBI. The FBI men read Todd his rights, who waived his rig 2008 Page #30
hide. One of the men then began to read the espionage laws, being careful t 2008 Page #30
t see much daylight. I also didn't read the local newspaper. Had I done so 2008 Page #41
remember the night Sergeant Robbie read The Night before Christmas over the 2008 Page #44
to him. Either somehow he did not.read it, or he chose not to respond. I d 2008 Page #45
t. Tuffy Miller told him, "You 'l/ read about it. I can't talk about it. ft 2008 Page #53
Washington State. My wife asked to read my Westport UFO Crash file after la 2008 Page #57
ritten down? If an outsider was to read some of your files, would they real 2008 Page #69
rld City Editor. 31 If you want to read a wonderful novel, try the coming-o 2008 Page #70
a sentence, so you have to either read the text yourself or have a very sm 2008 Page #106
nheimer documents were scanned and read from the scan into a Microsoft Word 2008 Page #106
ew Jersey Myself and Marshall have read this and I must admit there is some 2008 Page #114
Three Wall Street houses-Dillon , Read; Harris, Forbes; and National City 2008 Page #127
was a bond salesman for William A. Read & Co., later to become Dillon, Read 2008 Page #131
ead & Co., later to become Dillon, Read & Co. After the war, he returned to 2008 Page #131
Co. After the war, he returned to Read & Co. and by I 93 7 was named Presi 2008 Page #131
. This was at a time when Dillon & Read were the most profitable of all Wal 2008 Page #131
rrestal was an officer of Di lion, Read. According to Sutton, "Banker Willi 2008 Page #131
ity Press in October I 95 8 widely read in I 956. More than--teR 20 years h 2009 Page #12
by Soviet intelligenc e could have read our response and contingency plans 2009 Page #18
and National Security, was widely read in 1956. More than 20 years have pa 2009 Page #23
etween Star Trek and Baywatch, and read like a wild sci-fi novel. But, ther 2009 Page #54
f UFO books and she could not have read them even if she did. Further, few 2009 Page #90
diately stop what they were doing, read the memo and sign, agreeing to abid 2009 Page #90
secret that J ,,vasn 't allowed to read the whole thing. I had a ve,y small 2009 Page #92
old Nancy 11111 about •··-And _.,e read up on the long history of UFOs.• Fr 2009 Page #142
e in a lengthy speculative article read: "Radiation May be Factor in Latest 2009 Page #157
-l Database with all information • Read reports several limes for clues • T 2009 Page #192
UFO community that you have been "read-in" to the UFO program. My question 2003 Page #202
view has been slightly tweaked for readability. Joe: It was in the summer. 2007 Page #121 errors have been fixed to improve readability but do not significantly aff 2008 Page #112
efore making any case however, the reader should have some idea of who this 2003 Page #85 s paper is to help familiarize the reader with the specifics of this remark 2005 Page #88 in "sorting all th.is out' for the reader. Some writers don't eYen bother. 2005 Page #102 irited concern, they warn the good reader away, like police at the scene of 2005 Page #102 he most intelligent and perceptive reader may find it preferabl e to dismis 2005 Page #102 the crash retrieval event for the reader. New UFO ts Private correspondenc 2005 Page #134 ong with likely perpetrators . The reader will notice the authenticity grap 2005 Page #138 ? Perhaps my answers will help the reader answer his "why" questions... or 2006 Page #4 et the ball rolling. I am sure the reader can think of more. A. Graduate st 2006 Page #6 e of hyphens when in doubt.19 Each reader can decide whether the author of 2006 Page #105 its services, it also reminds the reader that the actual subject of UFOs i 2007 Page #67 an 800 number. As a regular Times reader I estimated that the dimjnutive a 2007 Page #67 ny UFO books. j\ifW: \XI ere you a reader of other books. How did you follo 2007 Page #81 cifi series? GM: Yes 1 was an avid reader. 1 think my stepfather interest i 2007 Page #81 sure whatsoever to advise you, the reader, that both of those statements ar 2008 Page #24 iver basin? Ifl have convinced the reader to conclude as I have, that Alan 2008 Page #60 red list of points. Therefore, the reader relationship is an anomaly and co 2009 Page #11 isted assistance from PG & E meter reader -··-.. --·-... ,-----..--....-••, 2009 Page #194
s no evidence the newspaper or its readers ever believed it was more than t 2004 Page #31 that Stringfield received from his readers on this mention of crashed UFOs 2004 Page #110 any complexities. While interested readers should try and locate a cop) of 2005 Page #101 . I hope chis paper will encourage readers to seek out the truth of this ma 2005 Page #104 technology fallen to earth. Future readers will understand what officials t 2005 Page #117 Some are astonishing, and serious readers can proceed from these summaries 2005 Page #121 small box ad encouraging newsstand readers to subscribe co the paper. The s 2007 Page #67 te discussion of aU these results, readers should consult Prof. Sturrock's 2007 Page #195
to entertain the Enqwrer's hw-brow readersrup . But, in reality, these even 2007 Page #25
n late September 1967, technicians readied the B-52H to carry two drones on 2006 Page #78
officers arrived, to which Wickens readily agreed. Corporal Werbicki had no 2004 Page #36 nce has tons of hardware. They had readily admitted this to Mr. Smith upon 2004 Page #94 just noted the infom1ation was not readily available and let it go at that. 2008 Page #8
ated MJ projects should be held in readiness to perform SPIKE and HOUSE CLE 2004 Page #253 ted. `We were halted in Chester in readiness for a military exercise we bel 2006 Page #122 iculous to base an estimate of the readiness of our entire military by obse 2009 Page #155
imarily with the objective of just reading the words because it was so hard 2003 Page #171 ment on this topic. A very careful reading of this book by me yields 159 ma 2003 Page #184 . Its contents make for intriguing reading: This office has tried to verify 2004 Page #9 gh speeds are noteworthy. I recall reading an article in the 1897 papers in 2004 Page #28 r at the place noticed what he was reading and remarked on it. He said he w 2004 Page #43 interested in flying saucers after reading flying saucer books written by M 2004 Page #89 Unusual Reports of Interest After reading about 80 reports, and thinking a 2004 Page #115 may be the case. In the process of reading a new book by Frank 126 2004 Page #129 es of any president, and a correct reading of history will show that it was 2004 Page #177 easonable doubt — is based upon my reading of the evidence. 1 Some supporte 2004 Page #214 his matter for themselves, through reading and practical application. \'v'h 2005 Page #104 10. WHY have you kept at it since reading Ruppelt's book in 1958 and givin 2006 Page #13 ir Force personnel departed. After reading about this incident in 1993, I d 2006 Page #79 elLigence community which had been reading Japanese 5 2007 Page #11 ions. I came down here and we were reading Peter and Jane books and so I be 2007 Page #79 However l love language and 1 love reading and my other qualification s wer 2007 Page #80 ion. I don't remember specifically reading any books or seeing anything on 2007 Page #80 es a lot. GM: Funnily enough I was reading about him the other day as his s 2007 Page #84 in g TR\Xf correctly. Anyhow I was reading about the disclosure project and 2007 Page #85 . Its contents make for intriguing reading: Subject: Moon Dust. This office 2007 Page #142 nyon sitting in an Air Force truck reading a book. SuddenJy, he was nervous 2007 Page #173 onal interview and the second time reading a science fiction story they ask 2008 Page #65 written word has its limitations. Reading a book about war doesn't mean yo 2008 Page #68 ve space but large enough for easy reading. The quality and sophistication 2009 Page #8 book using similar paragraphs. In reading this work more carefully, I was 2009 Page #11 this list in the hope that anyone reading this article might have informat 2009 Page #94 f the average American of 194 7 by reading digitized copies of newspapers f 2009 Page #156
over the small grave, there was no readings. He knelt down and showed me th 2004 Page #31 pattern. Beta and gamma radiation readings in the depressions registered i 2004 Page #47 mes the norm for the area. Similar readings were recorded where tree bark h 2004 Page #47 about someone taking radioactivity readings on these impressions. More than 2004 Page #56 one was sent to take radioactivity readings of the impressions. All of thes 2004 Page #56 Site L-2 at white Sands. Radiation readings indicate a high neutron count w 2004 Page #81 of report for radiac (radioactive) readings." 36 10:56 AM: A Coast Guard ve 2006 Page #185 ned for radioactivity. No positive readings are found. From news accounts o 2006 Page #185 specially radar or electromagnetic readings, but this article claimed other 2006 Page #200 on radar, left elevated radiation readings in the woods, carefully avoided 2008 Page #31 lso confirmed beta/gamma radiation readings were recorded with "peak readin 2008 Page #93 readings were recorded with "peak readings in the three depressions and ne 2008 Page #93 earby tree had moderate beta/gamma readings on the side of the tree toward 2008 Page #93
, strange effects on digital clock readouts and VCRs were reported for two 2007 Page #129
ls of Fallen Object," the document reads thus: We have received another pho 2004 Page #8
ombined" research, but independent reads. I do my research into the images 2004 Page #227
the best opinions of the various "reads" by different researchers. These d 2004 Page #228
Landings" there is a sentence that reads "Submitted to project Blue Book 19 2004 Page #245
scan of documents below: The text reads: In the context of the above it ha 2004 Page #251
he article is a small section that reads thus: "An abandoned silvery ruse w 2005 Page #133
o interested parties. The document reads thus: "On 25 Aug. 74, at 2207 hrs, 2006 Page #133
e the first to know about it!" WHO READS THIS TRASH? {Atone time, CIA emplo 2007 Page #45
t Blue Book" redacted ■ "Today, it reads like ancient history" ■ Distinctiv 2007 Page #48
low UFO researcher Lou Corbin that reads thus: "Do you know anything about 2007 Page #132
ferences: MOON DUST, Project," and reads as follows: Rothberg discussed the 2007 Page #135
e year 1960 alone. One such report reads thus: On 30 September 1960, a TWX 2007 Page #139
The released portion of the report reads thus: The purpose of this report i 2007 Page #140
t on Details of Fallen Of!jecl, it reads thus: We have received another pho 2007 Page #141
th MJ 12 and Project Moon Duse. It reads: Blue Man: Here is declassified/FO 2007 Page #143
ument (which, it must be stressed, reads like a preliminary, rough draft, r 2009 Page #52
diation of some sort. The sentence reads "One 151 2009 Page #157
iation of some sort. That sentence reads "One means of application would ha 2009 Page #168
vC!:::ipons h~.,-c in-The sentence reads: "One mean, eluded ;;i cos:,iir ra 2009 Page #182
d so when I retired in 1993, I was ready for the Special Operations Manual 2003 Page #169 vestigating, cover stories will be ready. Slide 34 reaffirms that OPNAC is 2003 Page #178 resident-elect that would have him ready to govern when sworn in. This is a 2003 Page #191 thereby decided the world was not ready for this type of information. The 2003 Page #192 n Friday afternoon the divers were ready to get into the water. They and th 2004 Page #41 est of the day but the divers were ready to wrap it up by mid afternoon on 2004 Page #41 rs." He informed me that they were ready to call it quits on Saturday after 2004 Page #42 intelligence who at one point was ready to appear in an American TV show, 2004 Page #45 ey told us that civilians were not ready for this yet. I will try to get in 2004 Page #49 antoms that were loaded with nukes ready to take off at a moments notice. T 2004 Page #57 is 19-year-old age. He was getting ready for work. They started very early 2004 Page #72 me the Roswell cleanup crew was so ready for this? Answer: they had been pr 2004 Page #127 hey trying to slowly get our minds ready? A: As to why they pulled that. I 2004 Page #184 that psychological operations were ready to go along with more profound act 2004 Page #254 g military uniforms . The men were ready to pay a huge amount of money to m 2005 Page #35 e, fearing the worst and not quite ready for it. It was tough walking throu 2005 Page #155 and the general public is largely ready to accept the new visitors. This i 2006 Page #60 , they were getting their missiles ready, too. They had the same type of se 2006 Page #148 t exist because the public was not ready to hear or see it. I remember my v 2006 Page #152 .~.:/ ~=~~-::-:.": ~~-:.=.:-~ I al.ready talked about the role of the wire 2007 Page #27 monished photographers. "Always be ready to capture that special image." Th 2007 Page #71 ue 1 got into Johnson Space centre reaDy easily, as there were blank passwo 2007 Page #86 orce was standing on the door-step ready to officially release information 2007 Page #110 ial U.S. Air Force stamp which was ready to go on the back of each of the p 2007 Page #110 r aircraft are processed, and made ready for the Air Force Museum. Arriving 2007 Page #114 hat equipment and all chose people ready so quick? Aunt: lt was Like they w 2007 Page #171 ady been prepped and were standing ready to launch at the time that the ord 2007 Page #187 on call basis to provide quick and ready reviews to hard questions regardin 2009 Page #19
n in slide 14. The last paragraphs reaffirm Einstein's plea in slide 15. Th 2008 Page #107
case by bringing out a story which reaffirmed that. Now, that is pure suppo 2006 Page #126
er stories will be ready. Slide 34 reaffirms that OPNAC is in charge of the 2003 Page #178
tors, media oulets, even President Reagan to warn them of the danger. He be 2003 Page #144 n't as he explained to me." Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan was a president who 2003 Page #198 ained to me." Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan was a president who was intereste 2003 Page #198 oke to him during his funeral. The Reagan White House actually had people h 2003 Page #198 actually had people hired to keep Reagan away from school children asking 2003 Page #198 ings would come out of his mouth." Reagan had two UFO sightings. There are 2003 Page #198 creen ET - The Extraterrestrial to Reagan and 36 other people. The story of 2003 Page #198 and it died in captivity in 1952. Reagan sat beside Spielberg during the s 2003 Page #198 dera near the end of the screening Reagan leaned over to Spielberg and stat 2003 Page #198 ture details from the president as Reagan left for bed as soon as it was ov 2003 Page #198 - The Extraterrestrial - President Reagan made an appearance at the old Ros 2003 Page #198 iod before being shipped to WPAFB, Reagan made a campaign speech for Senato 2003 Page #198 ection. In case you are wondering, Reagan did mention ET in the speech. As 2003 Page #199 deck as the King of Clubs. Another Reagan story is the involvement and know 2003 Page #199 e of the highest cards. Finally on Reagan, let me quickly discuss the role 2003 Page #199 annon that one of his roles in the Reagan White House was to keep the alien 2003 Page #199 asion. Powell stated that whenever Reagan brought up aliens in meetings, he 2003 Page #199 cept of Star Wars was an idea that Reagan got from the 1951 movie "The Day 2003 Page #199 re you after a couple weeks at the Reagan Library studying how presidential 2003 Page #201 of the briefing. President Ronald Reagan Like Nixon it appeared that Reaga 2004 Page #189 Reagan Like Nixon it appeared that Reagan had attempted to get out some of 2004 Page #189 agger methods. About the same time Reagan was coming into office a research 2004 Page #189 2 concept part of an effort by the Reagan administration to release informa 2004 Page #192 an. Was this coming from President Reagan? Emenegger stated that there was 2004 Page #192 ng up the UFO films. Both men were Reagan appointees and rabid UFO buffs. O 2004 Page #192 d out to be the man who had gotten Reagan his first acting job in Hollywood 2004 Page #192 e book maybe not — that during the Reagan administration I met with Bob Sco 2004 Page #192 ime discussing it. Bob Scott was a Reagan appointee. He was the head of USI 2004 Page #192 ood — one of the old ones, and got Reagan his first contract. The catch to 2004 Page #192 nches of the government during the Reagan administration. They all claimed 2004 Page #194 pushed early and often during the Reagan administration. It was also the t 2004 Page #195 errestrial, which was screened for Reagan at the White House in 1982. Most 2004 Page #195 that near the end of the screening Reagan leaned over to Spielberg and stat 2004 Page #195 ple months after the ET screening, Reagan pushed the idea a bit further whe 2004 Page #195 ash bodies before flying them out, Reagan made a campaign speech for Apollo 2004 Page #195 archers were approached during the Reagan years and the point was hammered 2004 Page #195 empted to get it out but couldn't. Reagan had two personal UFO sightings, a 2004 Page #197 Jon Hunter, told me, however, that Reagan had told him that (like Clinton) 2004 Page #197 rs. Based on the fact that Carter, Reagan, and Clinton all reported said th 2004 Page #197 Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI www.majesticdocuments.com 2004 Page #248 r, an Executive Order by President Reagan in 1982 severely curtailed the he 2005 Page #74 t The \'!hire House with President Reagan, in Monte Carlo with Grace Kelly, 2005 Page #149 n attempt to oust President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush. M 2006 Page #183 Final Events, at the height of the Reagan Administration , a quasi-official 2008 Page #35 tinuity in government " during the Reagan administration by Dick Cheney, Do 2008 Page #123 Nixon in office, President Ronald Reagan was shot. His accused assassin, J 2008 Page #142 ccused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. Reagan, who had attacked Trilaterals , m 2008 Page #142 transition team and the day after Reagan took office, appointed an FDA Com 2008 Page #142 ss ever since. One indication that Reagan may have been under the influence 2008 Page #142 Jewish groups prior to his visit, Reagan followed through with his plan to 2008 Page #142 dency and began blossomin g in the Reagan and Bush Senior years." He was re 2008 Page #142 All Quiet in the West ■ The Ronald Reagan UFO Sighting ■ Pouticil Crisis an 2008 Page #159 Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI," 4 2009 Page #10 ntioned earlier (Teller's pitch to Reagan on SDI) is authentic, QDl will ma 2009 Page #11 nt in the form of the SDI pitch to Reagan. Teller would have been in a perf 2009 Page #13
e military industrial complex, and Reagan's former national security adviso 2003 Page #199 of State Colin Powell. Powell was Reagan's last National Security advisor. 2003 Page #199 o keep the alien references out of Reagan's speeches. He stated he worked h 2003 Page #199 s, while many Americans prayed for Reagan's recovery , the son of Nazi fina 2008 Page #142 President Bush took control during Reagan's convalescence and initiated the 2008 Page #142 dent. Following his 1980 election, Reagan's 59-member transition team was c 2008 Page #142 d, CEO of Searle, was on President Reagan's transition team and the day aft 2008 Page #142 v e Ufology ■ 1985: A Quiet Year ■ Reagan's (First) Alien Invasion Speech ■ 2008 Page #164 ense Initiative) , an issue during Reagan's term. As as result, I copied ei 2009 Page #10
who then served a chairman of the Reagan-Bush campaign committee , as his 2008 Page #142
he next generation of transfection reagent." Even the ad's bullet points ar 2007 Page #62
er antibody reaction to Hantavirus reagents. Peters contacted his former Ft 2006 Page #111
being there so quickly. It's hard reaily to say. Paul: What's amazing is t 2007 Page #171
nts online. GM: The internet was a reaJ revolution when it became easily av 2007 Page #84 three figures in number. The first reaJ inkling of official interest in Mar 2007 Page #137
nce the government secrecy is very real? “I’ll find out if I get there. ” R 2003 Page #9
e phenomenon reported is something real and not visionary or fictitious. ” 2003 Page #10
usion that UFOs do exist, are very real, and are spaceships from another or 2003 Page #12
nts to the fact that Roswell was a real incident and that indeed an alien c 2003 Page #14
the same time discounted the very real possibility that it was dictated to 2003 Page #27
l to believe that if this event is real, that many others would have heard 2003 Page #34
d new checkable data. Is This Case Real? After working on this case for abo 2003 Page #38
is specific case. Namely, ET's are real; certain factions of the government 2003 Page #38
ate of New Mexico." If MJ-12 was a real organization, Roscoe was named as M 2003 Page #87
e phenomenon reported is something real and not visionary or fictitious." T 2003 Page #87
swell event in early July 1947 are real then this was the first official me 2003 Page #157
It has long been rumored that the real hard evidence such as crash retriev 2003 Page #189
was at this point Ike ordered the real cover-up to start. In the late 70s 2003 Page #192
oX of tto ftata, af tka ataaaaa af real eaeespllataaot, cs±l c£ b&a far-vaa 2003 Page #221
al of the facts, of the chances of real accomplishment, and of the far-reac 2003 Page #224
al of the fasts, of the ohanooa of real cocoa- pllshaent, and of tha far-re 2003 Page #228
s to say that these spheres became real balls of fire when they entered the 2004 Page #11
S To SAY THAT THESE sPmERFS erCAHE REAL PALL! OF FIRE VMEA THEY ENTERED THE 2004 Page #21
g Harbor crash. But you know...the real story was over off Shelburne." Take 2004 Page #44
a goodly percentage of which has a real bearing on what we know about the i 2004 Page #46
Mark is mentioned on page 141: Its real, it happened to us, and we will nev 2004 Page #49
tration's decision to keep all the real facts about UFOs and what was in th 2004 Page #80
e flying saucer situation was very real: WBS: I am doing some work on the c 2004 Page #91
had seen them, and that they were real. I interviewed James on the same su 2004 Page #96
crashed saucers stories were very real. The first researcher to contact hi 2004 Page #98
st whose lecture called "UFO's Are Real" was popular on many university cam 2004 Page #135
r who was a very honest person, a "real straight shooter." For years, Barne 2004 Page #135
d were a sort of smokescreen for a real incident that did take place in the 2004 Page #136
s initials but avoiding use of his real name at that time. Charles Moore, w 2004 Page #139
g declared that flying saucers are real phenomena, not something visionary 2004 Page #141
e military procedures by which the real debris was immediately sent to Andr 2004 Page #142
s, The Doomsday Covirag, lists the real names of dozens of scientists and o 2004 Page #145
by Frank Skully Flying Saucers are Real, by Major Donald Keyhoe Leap of Fai 2004 Page #149
tory of the film is that it is the real life story of the movie Close Encou 2004 Page #180
FB story will go down as the first real attempt to be upfront with the Amer 2004 Page #180
ll still not divulge this person's real name. Neither will Richard Doty or 2004 Page #190
, this is too valuable. Those were real discussions. In that process this m 2004 Page #195
the original documents are probab# real, but that their authenticity cannot 2004 Page #214
Aztec incident is left with a very real question about Leo Gebauer — was he 2004 Page #219
prove the 1VIJ-12 documents to be real — for example, a "diary," allegedly 2004 Page #222
l supposedly claims that MJ-12 was real — Pflock would be the first to cry 2004 Page #222
It is not, at least at this point, real evidence that can be admitted in an 2004 Page #222
- 26; also Stanton T. Friedman IS Real! dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films l 2004 Page #224
ng markers, the document is either real or faked by a major intelligence ag 2004 Page #242
ng markers, the document is either real or faked by a major intelligence ag 2004 Page #247
t is left is either (a) that it is real or (b) that it was faked by an inte 2004 Page #254
ts, then the documents are old and real and therefore the contents are vali 2004 Page #254
O conferences such as MUFON have a real impact on public opinion, let alone 2004 Page #254
d1at] you're talking about. It was real and "I would guess about four feet 2005 Page #40
does not provide anything more of real significance. That situation change 2005 Page #40
answer -but that the phenomenon is real, that it is technological, and that 2005 Page #73
ents do tell us, however: UFOs are real, they are technological, they are e 2005 Page #74
ledge, that "both" categories were real. On the other hand, it is at least 2005 Page #80
ere are always people who lack any real curiosity about their world, and th 2005 Page #81
pancy between the official and the real is so large that a "correction" cou 2005 Page #85
some alleged alien abductions are real; when one considers that there may 2005 Page #85
der that a11 this might in fact be real. She 83 2005 Page #85
maintain that while fear would be real, at least in the early stages follo 2005 Page #86
, was open to anything that seemed real." Keyhoe's book was followed by E. 2005 Page #95
eve that our government had a very real interest in Dr. Reich's UFO observa 2005 Page #101
writers don't eYen bother. With no real interest in fair scientific inquiry 2005 Page #102
menon reported [UFOs] is something real and not something visionary or fict 2005 Page #118
escreen for the military to hide a real crashed UFO behind? Or is there ano 2005 Page #133
simple as true or false, hoaxed or real. Furthermore, each of the key vecto 2005 Page #135
and has the translucent quality of real skin and flesh. There are many mate 2005 Page #149
J the prosthetic body bits to look real with the color being matched, and y 2005 Page #150
ntilli creature could very well be real due to the fact that it does tend t 2005 Page #150
t does tend to behave in the way a real cadaver would." A recreation of the 2005 Page #150
that the creature could well be a real cadaver. But Ray Santilli is the ma 2005 Page #150
ssibiLities. One is that it is the real thing: that this creature is from a 2005 Page #151
tion Retrieval and Categorization; Real time Systems -Robotics; Design Meth 2005 Page #162
cture (usually "Flying Saucers ARE Real") over 700 times in 18 countries. M 2006 Page #4
WHY don't the aliens, if they are real, just land on the White House lawn 2006 Page #4
ents can't keep secrets and B. the real secret is that they don't know what 2006 Page #8
one of them either. They are also real. 7. WHY do you say SETI stands for 2006 Page #11
on one planet in one solar system. Real scientists don't extrapolate or int 2006 Page #12
o Timothy Cooper are emulations of real documents published in books and ge 2006 Page #12
out so as to confuse and imply the real ones are phony... guilt by associat 2006 Page #13
ack projects, too. The stre of the real black budget is clearly astronomica 2006 Page #32
information and obfuscation of the real facts around this UFO crash. The fi 2006 Page #44
o 138, both of which are wrong the real USGS reporting station for Death Va 2006 Page #45
esent itself in a manner such that real, physical interaction with earth-bo 2006 Page #52
ces would try to get and tell the "real" story, resulting in competing vers 2006 Page #57
tive or even to believe that it is real. There would be a sudden proliferat 2006 Page #59
rrestrial objects. If they involve real events, then evidence should remain 2006 Page #88
know how to fool people using the real world of science, and since they fo 2006 Page #101
gazine, Dodd refused to reveal the real name of his source for the story, a 2006 Page #122
n the phone. Tony won't reveal the real name of James Prescott because he t 2006 Page #123
was somehow connected with a very real James Prescott who lost his life in 2006 Page #127
rds, the fact that there existed a real James Prescott in the British Army, 2006 Page #128
inly because it's going to feature real locations, real weapon systems, rea 2006 Page #130
s going to feature real locations, real weapon systems, real tactics, real 2006 Page #130
al locations, real weapon systems, real tactics, real doctrine and real cri 2006 Page #130
real weapon systems, real tactics, real doctrine and real crisis management 2006 Page #130
s, real tactics, real doctrine and real crisis management techniques. It's 2006 Page #130
d-winning science, environment and Real X-Files website, Earthfiles.com. Fo 2006 Page #139
in force to this day. SLIDE # 11— Real X-Files Report, Earthfiles.com Sinc 2006 Page #142
'This is no exercise. This is the real thing.' 146 2006 Page #149
to go on the record with his full real name and military records. Thomas C 2006 Page #156
best recall it. I tried to get as real as I could by not giving too much d 2006 Page #159
ese were not fakes. These were the real stuff. I was overwhelmed." Slide 33 2006 Page #159
r in Korea was viewed as the first real military contest between communism 2006 Page #165
re certain that these objects were real, unidentifiable targets or objects, 2006 Page #172
l, the government says they aren't real. And, if you can't trust the govern 2006 Page #173
ast, did think flying saucers were real because two days later the Army's C 2006 Page #173
"flying disc" file of the FBI, the REAL X-Files! (The Truth is In Here!) Ho 2006 Page #174
Rio. The EBD is either completely real, partially real and partially false 2006 Page #177
either completely real, partially real and partially false (disinformation 2006 Page #177
d. Together, we will learn what is real. Learning is our meaning. That is w 2006 Page #182
rmation that would prove UFOs were real, would you put it on the air?" I to 2006 Page #205
........... 72 Flying Saucers: For Real! Michael H. Schrott ............... 2007 Page #5
motivated, have the power to force real change. Let's not forget It. 34 -I 2007 Page #40
POST 1961 BALLPOINT INK ■ "Fakes? Real? Make up your own mind." ■ "Written 2007 Page #47
uments Tell Us ■ UFO phenomenon is real. ■ Involves apparent technology. ■ 2007 Page #51
ny, proclaims , "Now you can see a real UFO, too!" An 'ultimate filtering o 2007 Page #60
he public that UFOs and aliens are real -in advertisements and commercials. 2007 Page #77
into stories about people that are real life, things that are above and bey 2007 Page #81
sci-fi. 1 do like a lot of book on real subjects. 1 am a real admirer of th 2007 Page #81
t of book on real subjects. 1 am a real admirer of the military strangely e 2007 Page #81
by my parents who cold me to get a real job first as they said it was a thr 2007 Page #81
the internet? GM: No l met him in real life, through a job where I was doi 2007 Page #84
ts to validate the information was real provided .by the disclosure project 2007 Page #85
supposed to have been killed were real? GM: I didn't try to research the h 2007 Page #85
ntain that might be different to a real system. GM: A honeypot would be ver 2007 Page #87
Flying Saucers-For Real! (The secret truth behind U.S. buil 2007 Page #93
ictured above and to the left) THE REAL STORY: The case for U.S. built flyi 2007 Page #94
"FL YING SAUCERS FOR REAL ! !" 'ULTRA TOP SECRET USAF JET FLY 2007 Page #97
ROX •10') =O= "FL YING SAUCERS FOR REAL ! !" co,.r.:-~•.t p, ~~:-.!· t.·,c• 2007 Page #97
ay the least. This leaves the very real possibility that these jet djsc air 2007 Page #109
the world that this phenomenon is real and that we have never been alone i 2007 Page #121
l that was in the from was really, real!J bright. It was a white light. It 2007 Page #121
is about a two hour drive away, a real windy dirt road, my dad got the cal 2007 Page #121
co do this they must have had some real instance to reference, or how could 2007 Page #127
UFOs, inclurung F!Jing Saucer are Real; Aliens fi-0,11 Space; and The F!Ji 2007 Page #132
what you see on TV where it's Like real thin and sharp. It was actually mor 2007 Page #167
de of them and are white. It had a real intense glo\v to it and it was movi 2007 Page #167
l, from that hill (behind), we are real close to how far we were that rught 2007 Page #170
56% of Americans believe UFOs are real. 72% think the U.S. government know 2007 Page #185
ing up, into the night sky with no real points of reference , would be unab 2008 Page #13
The real question here is if we have a singl 2008 Page #14
g to see these files again -it's a real blast from the past. As with the fi 2008 Page #65
capital letter!) because in a very real sense, disclosure is precisely what 2008 Page #69
l filters, even when there were no real targets. For example, the COBRA MlS 2008 Page #73
nosis Excerpt B: OK, we're talking real clearly with them (base Shift Comma 2008 Page #86
like he was not surprised . He was real calm. But the other people were sca 2008 Page #88
st the rest of the world. The only real step toward world government is wor 2008 Page #117
of Hitler's 1933 Enabling Act. The Real ID Act and the rapid growth of surv 2008 Page #123
ven Mussolini pointed out that the real tern, should be "corporatism. " "Th 2008 Page #124
s these corporate giants? The only real difference between fascist Italy an 2008 Page #124
and stated publicly that UFOs were real and "through official secrecy and r 2008 Page #131
e phenomenon reported is something real and not visionary or fictitious ." 2008 Page #132
Sign report stating that UFOs were real destroyed. Many UFO researchers bel 2008 Page #132
nts, Geo and Stern. Bertelsmann 's real power comes from their ownership of 2008 Page #143
b, a CR-1/.1.ENGE _.,.,.' TODA y·; REAL J;SI • 110~11; l'OR1:c1.o,ti1n:s AT 2008 Page #156
some of them on original paper. My real research did not really begin, howe 2009 Page #7
at UFO researchers years after the real use was over. 6 2009 Page #12
on the run from the government. In real life at the time Jim Garrison was o 2009 Page #32
th actual back channel access. The real FBI had final say over that series' 2009 Page #32
hat] you 're talking about. It was real and I would guess about four feet t 2009 Page #49
end of the exchange, there was no real indication that this was to be thei 2009 Page #55
LE ESICENTS IV.ANT. SANDERSON -THE REAL.ITV OF NOERWATER UFO . s.: ,. , I(~ 2009 Page #104
ing that there had to be something real to this phenomenon so widely witnes 2009 Page #154
the 1946 ghost rockets that caused real alann as the U.S. was worried that 2009 Page #155
story leaked in mid-June 1947 was real, and confirms the participation of 2009 Page #167
jor protagonists of this story are real people, with real credentials, who 2009 Page #176
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tials, who are indeed working on a real secret project, yet they misreprese 2009 Page #176
highly successfu l novel after the real-life Alan Rammer. one of the key wi 2008 Page #70
era. Not only must we confront the reali'0 of a new scientific paradigm - t 2005 Page #73
lities in a wider communit y would realign power on earth? And beyond escap 2005 Page #117
mpassion, to expand our concept of realio, to become something new, then we 2006 Page #194
sing otherwise chat person ma) not realise they have committed a crime. A l 2007 Page #87 Do you think people read them and realise there had been a breach of secur 2007 Page #89
ite but then as it revealed more 1 realised that this looked very different 2007 Page #86 er my little operation. Once I had realised that this place ,vas of no viab 2007 Page #89
ance and be looking around without realising )OU were doing very much wrong 2007 Page #87
Who faked it and why? There are no realistic and credible answers as to why 2003 Page #210 hiefs of Staff paper was not quite realistic and solutions were offered whi 2003 Page #230 n -Reich's work? And are there any realistic reasons to suspect foul play i 2005 Page #88 elatin could and would make a very realistic and organic appearance [sic]. 2005 Page #149 The Brown work probably remains a realistic approach to the practical real 2005 Page #171 very uncommon indeed. A much more realistic approach is to note that Voyag 2006 Page #6 call "know-how. " It would not be realistic to propose that secrecy should 2009 Page #21 pecially since we -..vant it to be realistic and acceptable. Yet such a pro 2009 Page #21
s Government is prepared to assist realistically and immediately a program 2003 Page #222 to and utilizing NHI technologies. Realistically, some businesses would go 2006 Page #58
formity on issues that matter. The realit)' of social stratification helps 2005 Page #76
en it comes to analyzing political realities. During the 1950s, UFO researc 2005 Page #75 belief systems to accommodate new realities. Displays of advanced technolo 2006 Page #67 inking creates ideas, which create realities. These ideas and realities oft 2006 Page #182 create realities. These ideas and realities often conflict. So, we need to 2006 Page #182 n my third book, Glimpses of Other Realities: Vol. !I - High Strangeness . 2008 Page #90 in my 1998 book, Glimpses of Other Realities, Vol. JI: High Strangeness. Ji 2008 Page #90
ndary sources and evidence for the reality of an extraterrestrial spacecraf 2003 Page #21 all provided valuable data for the reality of this historic event. 2003 Page #21 his far-reaching knowledge of UFO reality, the extraterrestrial implicatio 2003 Page #85 phenomenon. Some sort of objective reality was definitely at work, or a con 2003 Page #144 shows that the president knows the reality of the phenomena, but realizes t 2003 Page #190 spaceship crash story is based on reality, a reality that flew over Americ 2004 Page #33 crash story is based on reality, a reality that flew over America in the la 2004 Page #33 people came face to face with the reality of the space people, and realize 2004 Page #88 and the embassy officials knew the reality of saucers. One high ranking off 2004 Page #90 l the good it is in evaluating the reality of the craft or the people who m 2004 Page #95 corners of UFOs and all that their reality implies. Acknowledgement I have 2004 Page #106 ter to author William Steinman the reality of the UFO cover-up and that the 2004 Page #147 ge professors. I will hit you with reality, not theory, or fuzzy intellectu 2005 Page #10 me even closer to documentin g the reality of crashed UFOs, with a signed a 2005 Page #40 opyright 2005 Richord M. Dolan The Reality of "Them" \Y/e are currently dea 2005 Page #73 e the result of acknowledging this reality within the officially sanctioned 2005 Page #73 ment as to 1vl?)' we believe their reality is a given. I've written about t 2005 Page #73 ical fetish, utterly divorced from reality; in which fundamental questions 2005 Page #75 top American scientists about the reality of crash retrievals and alien be 2005 Page #79 ap between official and unofficial reality will only widen. Yet, history sh 2005 Page #84 s acceptance of UFOs as a physical reality that dealt rus professional repu 2005 Page #87 esigned to isolate and confirm the reality of orgone energy, but, aware of 2005 Page #91 plicati ons of an extraterrestrial reality are often moving, profound and d 2005 Page #102 declared to be out of touch with "reality" or insane. You may have the kno 2005 Page #104 and undermine their assertions of reality? You can hone your thoughts abou 2005 Page #118 d credible sources speaking to the reality of UFOs has grown weighty. Astro 2005 Page #119 crash retrievals and ponder what a reality that includes diverse intelligen 2005 Page #120 ss and in coming to grips with the reality that our planet is not the only 2005 Page #128 ces and evidence-that is the harsh reality at present. It would be ideal if 2005 Page #134 resulting in competing versions of reality. The internet would be aflame wi 2006 Page #57 er. Theologians would test the new reality against doctrine and prophecy, B 2006 Page #58 y people will recognize that their reality will never again be quite as it 2006 Page #59 hatever it may call God. T.,As the reality of the NHI contact becomes clear 2006 Page #60 potential panic, but introduces a reality found today in service for the s 2006 Page #103 l on the evidence supporting their reality, but rather try to relate this t 2006 Page #115 with a mandate to investigate the reality of biological warfare and to dev 2006 Page #123 human experience and the nature of reality, the "safe" scientists and their 2006 Page #181 the currently accepted paradigm of reality. If you are interested in either 2006 Page #193 rently in operation. 3. Margins of Reality: The Role of Consciousness in th 2006 Page #207 Hansen Publjc skepticism about the reality of UFO crashes stems from a near 2007 Page #7 rer's hw-brow readersrup . But, in reality, these events ilid take place an 2007 Page #25 climatize the public co this other reality. Varied bona fide Post \X/ar doc 2007 Page #59 e. In this case, its alien and UFO reality in advertisi ng vs. UFO and alie 2007 Page #77 in advertisi ng vs. UFO and alien reality for 1·eal, making it a kind of c 2007 Page #77 e: Those that are skepcical of the reality of man-mad e flying aucer would 2007 Page #109 go a long way in demonstrating the reality of alien spacecraft in our atmos 2008 Page #7 high flying U-2 spy plane. But, in reality, it wasn't either. If you study 2008 Page #16 , no question! I'M TRYfNG TO GET A REALITY CHECK ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEE 2008 Page #77 ment by illusion. Those distorting reality are using lies to control the pu 2008 Page #96 The eYidence rupport.ing physic.al reality m UFOs is overwhemlng • Those wh 2008 Page #146 If national sovereignty is to be a reality in our atmosphere and space we m 2009 Page #16 arious means the true state of UFO reality, so far as such knowledge can be 2009 Page #21 and inflame public opinion of the reality of the event. Past disinformatio 2009 Page #25 the pseudonym of Fritz Werner. 1n reality, there are far more than a handf 2009 Page #48 ow our military struggled with the reality of extra terrestrial contact. Eq 2009 Page #88 recalled. ■ Missng tine, "\/irtual reality scenarios,• telepathic c011T1111 2009 Page #152 the "know". Neither questioned the reality of the sightings. If UFOs were i 2009 Page #178
ply a war spike, and the spreading realization that the U.S. government has 2005 Page #85 ealistic approach to the practical realization of electrostatic propulsion 2005 Page #171 Goodbie." Shock! Could this be the realization of his worst nightmare? By r 2006 Page #164 e, the sense of isolation, and the realization that, once the 1974 UFO even 2007 Page #192
erest in UFOs, but that he came to realize that he had lost control of the 2003 Page #16 d the "need to know" would come to realize that he had stumbled onto someth 2003 Page #141 efore we begin, it is important to realize that IF you are satisfied that w 2003 Page #171 with • Things she knew, but didn't realize • Politics • Something someone e 2004 Page #207 d here it he is. I don't think you realize it but you and Dr. Wood have sta 2004 Page #248 inutes of discussion, she began to realize that I seriously believed in the 2005 Page #85 eteorological Officer. You have to realize that at that time there was lite 2008 Page #33 shers , 2008) Most Americans don't realize it but they have been living in 2008 Page #123 ous cases of proper evaluation . I realize that such a proposal goes beyond 2009 Page #16 rations and responsibility. I also realize the current political climate is 2009 Page #16 ation. Many UFO enthusiasts do not realize that Kenneth Arnold not only had 2009 Page #179
nanigans. The Air Force eventually realized that this scenario could be tak 2003 Page #141 one but the shadowy scriptwriters realized the whole thing was planned fro 2003 Page #149 and was not moving. That is when I realized it wasn't a plane landing. The 2004 Page #57 ent insiders with the need-to-know realized they were challenged by non- te 2004 Page #61 he surrounding cell tissue, that I realized that the light-beam cutting tor 2004 Page #78 cancer of the lower bowel. When he realized that he would not survive his i 2004 Page #86 e reality of the space people, and realized that wasn't anything that they 2004 Page #88 were also undertaken "since it was realized that he had an immunodeficiency 2005 Page #33 pts to right the aircraft, Collins realized it was unrecoverable. As the st 2006 Page #74 ore I thought about it, the more I realized the most fundamental error; the 2006 Page #85 After repeated visits, many locals realized I wasn't an average drop-in tou 2006 Page #92 the story. When some of the locals realized that I had relatives and family 2006 Page #92 his big map hanging on the wall, I realized these three objects actually fa 2006 Page #97 y went to get out of the cab, they realized that they'd been followed by an 2006 Page #124 CC and I looked into the sky and I realized that I had experienced somethin 2006 Page #148 ile we continued our discussion. I realized that this is the south west but 2006 Page #204 en watching it for a long time and realized it was getting lower in altitud 2007 Page #171 hen I reviewed all the evidence, I realized the true significance of his en 2008 Page #55 a profound effect on me, because J realized that a commercial aircraft had 2008 Page #66 e MoD fi Jes, most people have not realized that the account in the MoD fil 2008 Page #66 frica and Russia, these globalists realized they faced the same problem the 2008 Page #130 of Hess's mission. The globalists realized that Hitler and the Germans mus 2008 Page #130 s did not have that capability but realized they were thinking along the li 2009 Page #17 E ABOVE YOU? Well, from the time I realized it was not an airplane and was 2009 Page #85 pped what I was doing as soon as I realized I was listening to a report of 2009 Page #137 involved. It did not appear to be realized that time is required to plan a 2009 Page #166
the reality of the phenomena, but realizes that the government has very li 2003 Page #190
ettle down for the evening, little realizing that one of the most extraordi 2007 Page #185
· Dr. Fontes and, since he was not realJy interested in ufology, turned ove 2007 Page #195
GM: It seems sensible but I wasn't reall) aware of that mechanism at the ri 2007 Page #89
hat. It's a tough nut to crack. It reall1 is. But my guess is that the best 2005 Page #71
in the specific details as to what really happened that spring evening in 1 2003 Page #22 e Did It Crash? Now we come to the really hard questions. When may be easie 2003 Page #36 rials in the multi-layered sole. I really do not know where the shoe sole w 2003 Page #49 e deer did it. But these guys were really digging into those leaves taking 2003 Page #69 e later to tell the public what it really knows about the Kecksburg inciden 2003 Page #72 nt, makes one wonder what they are really hiding. As a result of the broadc 2003 Page #72 hese sorts of activties. "Paul was really interested in what was coming out 2003 Page #144 the on-board experience, but what really excited him was that the ship wen 2003 Page #144 corded, and trying to keep what he really thought was going on under wraps 2003 Page #145 n hungering for the opportunity to really probe into the technology of UFOs 2003 Page #169 t to anyone that if the Government really wants to keep a secret, they woul 2003 Page #184 Michigan in the past week. Do you really believe in flying saucers - you'v 2003 Page #195 e USAF started their study on what really happened in 1947. Bill and Hillar 2003 Page #200 nished mysteriously in the area. I really think something big happened in S 2004 Page #10 a new slant on the case; but what really caught my eve was the National Se 2004 Page #14 cts — even when the objects do not really exist." While Klass's thesis undo 2004 Page #28 erning the crash — half claimed it really happened while the other half cla 2004 Page #28 nfold as a result. Nonetheless, he really had no choice after what he had j 2004 Page #34 ression of being quite large. What really bothered Wickens was their angle 2004 Page #34 the object was sinking, which was really only a few minutes after the Moun 2004 Page #37 omething. Chris took the names not really expecting anything and sure enoug 2004 Page #44 getting into, but I guess we never really had a choice. God bless and stay 2004 Page #50 wo men wanted to answer: Was there really a crashed disc near Aztec? To hel 2004 Page #70 me of the Aztec incident. We don't really pinpoint him at the crash site, a 2004 Page #72 full load of passengers. Was this really an "accident," or was it a very p 2004 Page #145 Michigan in the past week. Do you really believe in flying saucers — you'v 2004 Page #177 n public about what the government really knows. If you have read what I ha 2004 Page #180 lled out his belief about what had really happened when asked if he had bee 2004 Page #184 s to why they pulled that. I can't really tell you. It was during the end o 2004 Page #184 out on a boat and tell you what it really was, but then afterwards, I'll ha 2004 Page #185 ue and said "You know we think you really know what you are talking about a 2004 Page #189 ou're either in or you're out. You really don't know what you are getting i 2004 Page #190 re getting into because they don't really tell you very much about what you 2004 Page #190 I chose to go with it. I guess I'm really glad I did. If I had it to do ove 2004 Page #190 uld look to find such documents. I really couldn't answer his question so I 2004 Page #191 responded, "Oh my God they (MJ-12) really did it" LeMay — USAF UFO Program 2004 Page #212 new supportive evidence. Were they really just a couple of con-men on the m 2004 Page #218 estion is whether or not "Dr. Gee" really was Leo Gebauer? Scully went to h 2004 Page #218 r, another possibility — that they really did know the eight scientists, an 2004 Page #219 scientists, and that perhaps there really was a genuine crashed flying sauc 2004 Page #219 this specific detail right? Did he really have "insider sources" as he clai 2004 Page #221 they were trying to find out if I really knew anything about flying saucer 2004 Page #221 ssume, for the moment, that Pflock really did see something that might have 2004 Page #221 equence of which, Gen. Roger Ramey really did owe the Star Telegram a very 2004 Page #237 "original MJ-12 documents" what is really referred to is original, non-phot 2004 Page #243 ay not know now, but you have some really important stuff that is creating 2004 Page #249 or its environment? So What To We Really Know? For the first time in the h 2004 Page #253 the lakebed, it created havoc. It really just rained debris down field in 2005 Page #67 om the way they were made up. That really impressed me and I thought, '\Vhy 2005 Page #68 litary does about this. They would really have to keep it under wraps. This 2005 Page #71 n But the issue of "rusclosure" is really about us, not them. How will the 2005 Page #75 lps us to understand that d1ere is really no such thing as "The Media," or 2005 Page #76 y at that time." But does all tlus really come down to a question of Wilhel 2005 Page #103 ce suggests that the case may have really been a hoax perpetrated by U.S. I 2005 Page #133 it in pain, or like a baby crying, really sad. Jose wanted co gee closer; I 2005 Page #155 ave changed their codes. There was really nothing in public until 25 years 2006 Page #8 ysical evidence that this case can really move forward, because the witness 2006 Page #47 de of the road and thought, "There really must be something to this story." 2006 Page #90 liens will cause panic if they are really here. This assumption, in my opin 2006 Page #103 ortly after 11.30 p.m. when things really began to take shape. `We, that is 2006 Page #122 Porton Down. (13) Were live aliens really loose on the Berwyn Mountains? Di 2006 Page #123 se items out there in the Atlantic really got them upset because that's clo 2006 Page #145 irst thing that I noticed that was really amazing was that as the Phantom j 2006 Page #145 IN WHY IT HAD TO BE HUSHED UP? Not really. They just told us that it never 2006 Page #148 dead zone of the radar site. I got really scared because they were flashing 2006 Page #154 d he said, 'It's true.' Well, this really caught my attention. I was really 2006 Page #157 really caught my attention. I was really astounded to hear that kind of re 2006 Page #157 was black and white, you couldn't really get a lot of tone with the kind o 2006 Page #158 COULD YOU DISCERN SCALES? No, not really. But you could tell there were - 2006 Page #158 craft hangar. Pretty much, this is really a rendition because of the angle. 2006 Page #158 rendition because of the angle. I really am not an artist, so I could not 2006 Page #158 y am not an artist, so I could not really draw it to the right angle. But o 2006 Page #158 aft hangar, the opening here. What really stood out to me in this photograp 2006 Page #158 Retrieval Conference very good job really. But most of its head, as 1 recal 2006 Page #159 — in comparison to its head — was really this skinny and it had a lot of w 2006 Page #159 about Roswell. He said two things really. He said he had heard of Roswell 2006 Page #160 ch was E-5. I thought he was doing really good. But there at the last minut 2006 Page #160 attack. He went into shock. He got really angry. He wanted to tape record m 2006 Page #161 HAD BEEN USING WHAT? Well, I never really understood that either. They've b 2006 Page #162 tary of Defense what these targets really were? Or were these people told b 2006 Page #173 t be identified? And finally, what really happened to this vexing thing? If 2006 Page #192 n of how important the UFO problem really was. During \X/orld War 11, Rober 2007 Page #22 any such creatures as you describe really existed, we would be the first to 2007 Page #45 o get on a degree course but I was really crap at high level maths so they 2007 Page #78 e but l didn't get into any events really. iVI\v': Is there any reason that 2007 Page #79 that they did sword fencing and l really wanted to do that, sounds childis 2007 Page #80 ters are important to everyone . I really enjoyed that. M\'v': So a Systems 2007 Page #83 't we beLieve them. I began to get really angry about it. If such serious p 2007 Page #85 was thinking however char if they really were killed then there must be so 2007 Page #85 military. M\X/: \Xlould honeypots really only apply to militaf) sJ stems? 2007 Page #87 l y public but infact the) are not really they are mifaary organisation rea 2007 Page #87 ally they are mifaary organisation really. I'm sure NASA does honeypotting 2007 Page #87 was part of it which made me look really bad. I would sometimes start off 2007 Page #89 e messages . 1t wasn't a good idea really. :rvf\Xl: So drink was an element 2007 Page #90 Washington! GM: Yeah and if it had really happened then why wasn't it in th 2007 Page #90 information like that? GM: No not really because I was maintairung such a 2007 Page #90 e are Flying Saucers! Those things really do exist!." There, parked outside 2007 Page #95 it was strange that the Air Force really did have flying saucers, but deni 2007 Page #115 The ball that was in the from was really, real!J bright. It was a white li 2007 Page #121 ball from the sky? Joe: You know I really don't know. \Xfhen we saw the str 2007 Page #123 ing because he wasn't the only one really that was being aloof. My friends 2007 Page #125 know what l can recall back then, really, T couldn't tell you. There ,:vas 2007 Page #126 a small group of boys and we could really care less about the rest of the s 2007 Page #126 t the picrures on their own didn't really answer much at all, because of th 2007 Page #138 guard all night, yet none of them really knows what he ls looking for. "I' 2007 Page #145 seen over Albuc1uerque and that's really all I remember. Then we talked a 2007 Page #167 t a football sideways and it had a really intense glow like a fluorescent b 2007 Page #167 din trail that we took. It wasn't really a dirt road. lt was like car trac 2007 Page #168 oked uncomfortable. He just looked really irritated and the whole time like 2007 Page #168 ame up when you could see it (UFO) really well, but we were fairly close to 2007 Page #168 ect. I mean, close enough to get a really good look at it. We could see the 2007 Page #168 o the point to where 1 just didn't really care. FT. LEONARD WOOD COMPANY 04 2007 Page #172 naJysis proved the substance ro be really a metal which is definitely tin-i 2007 Page #194 that I tell chem the truth, if it really was what they suspected- 'a piece 2007 Page #197 odbridge , to name but four. Is it really acceptable and reasonable to beli 2008 Page #37 t it. I can't talk about it. ft 's really something." Tuffy claimed he shot 2008 Page #53 surrounding the event that you are really targeting with the investigation 2008 Page #58 ead some of your files, would they really understand all the business of th 2008 Page #69 was much bigger than 0TH radar. We really poured a lot of energy into Voice 2008 Page #77 d December 27, and that there were really weird things going on and that we 2008 Page #87 n an attempt to determine what had really occun-ed at Tunguska back in 1908 2008 Page #99 ground. But was the Tunguska event really the result of a meteorite strike? 2008 Page #100 unguska, and whether or not aliens really did meet their deaths in that rem 2008 Page #103 er piece like the QD. I think that really good reference samples would be t 2008 Page #107 d the public into thinking that we really didn't know what they were. (See 2008 Page #111 olutions in International Law ■Who really owns the Earth? (2 parts) ■Did th 2008 Page #116 nl OD It II ltlTtly con,pln WHAT 1 REALLY DO • ;s1-8•. ... .-.. ~ w_'llrtt 2008 Page #146 al paper. My real research did not really begin, however, until I had retir 2009 Page #7 on of the thinking for that era is really quite consistent with the excelle 2009 Page #8 o, how much of this S-4 package is really genuine? The simple answer is "I 2009 Page #13 e hying to tell us that, 'Well, we really didn't have anything to do with i 2009 Page #78 d men doing your job, but we can't really comment on it.' Something did hap 2009 Page #78 nza. We saw something like lights, really bright and white that came down a 2009 Page #79 , no!' And he said, 'OK.' We never really talked about it again after that. 2009 Page #85 ew misidentified dummies, was what really had caused all the uproar about a 2009 Page #87 end of his end of his life. I was really hopeful; there was a promised opp 2009 Page #94 the headlines of June 13 -15, 1947 really caught my eye -the International 2009 Page #156 ing such a satellite of the earth, really equivalent to a tiny moon, are kn 2009 Page #158 e natural phenomenon. Something is really flying around. (b) Lack of topsid 2009 Page #178
was soon relegated to the colorful realm of East Anglican folklore where it 2004 Page #46 in the field of UFOs, even in the realm of government disclosure. There is 2005 Page #84 ctions in the living and nonliving realm. Nonetheless, one of ufology's mos 2005 Page #88 e of proportion: we then enter the realm of what is called the unthinkable. 2009 Page #20 relegate Bethurum 's story to the realm of fiction and nothing else - and, 2009 Page #55 trol and were operating beyond the realm of anything I have ever seen befor 2009 Page #59 e lights and craft were beyond the realm of anything we know and were intel 2009 Page #75 he story was soon relegated to the realm of myth, confabulation and distort 2009 Page #134
s in the Living and the non-ljving realms. Orgonom) offers us groundbreakin 2005 Page #87 n the nature of God and the spirit realms, for better or worse. All religio 2006 Page #59 and possibly even out-of-thjs-wodd realms, too. The Keyhoe Revelations, 195 2007 Page #132
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g broken a cap eating chicken. Ike reappeared the next morning at church an 2003 Page #192 end of it. Four of the red lights reappeared a short time later in the sky 2004 Page #45 ppeared. A minute later the object reappeared in another area of the sky. A 2004 Page #57 ddenly, as if by magic, the object reappeared. Apodaca and Faustino led the 2005 Page #156 device was trained on him. The man reappeared after the beings and the craf 2009 Page #136
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Conference Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter Rear Admiral. Director of CIA -1947 “It 2003 Page #10 lames of various colors around the rear of the object. It was because the o 2003 Page #58 ght side, disappearing towards the rear of the aircraft in a downward arc. 2004 Page #5 and with a "tinge of orange at its rear outer edge." Knowledgeable sources 2004 Page #16 has been learned by Army G-2 that Rear Admiral Anderson , Director of Nava 2005 Page #122 s, he got a phone call getting his rear end chewed out because he allowed t 2006 Page #154 hen he got the call and he got his rear end chewed out big time! The next d 2006 Page #154 in January 1943 under the flag of Rear Admiral Alva D. Bernhard. The new c 2006 Page #161 ft. The nose gear retracted to the rear and up inside the bottom of the dis 2007 Page #107 my neck rise up." He looked in his rear view mirror. Two, gJowing red eyes 2007 Page #173 . ---Sidney W Souers was a retired rear admiral who in 1946 became the firs 2008 Page #133 er shows up on both the title page rear and on the security page identifyin 2009 Page #13
sociology, human sexuality, child rearing, political science and ufology, 2005 Page #87
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e hoax case in July of 1947 as the reason for this comment, but logic dicta 2003 Page #25 actively worked and there is every reason to predict success. You Can Help 2003 Page #38 ted under Acme, not Kecksburg. The reason I believe that the location is li 2003 Page #56 h odd markings on it. For whatever reason the object was not covered at tha 2003 Page #61 ic knowledge." Myron said the only reason that he had called me now was tha 2003 Page #62 inting the exact location for this reason. 59 2003 Page #63 illy club but longer. For whatever reason the officer struck the object, an 2003 Page #69 ly understood that there was every reason why he should be there." Forresta 2003 Page #94 ppear for his shift that night. No reason is confirmed for this lapse, thou 2003 Page #95 e proactive. But there was another reason Paul was to become concerned. He 2003 Page #142 National sightings in ‘52 gave new reason for suppression □ Robertson panel 2003 Page #170 s with great accuracy. There is no reason to doubt the sizes and shapes rep 2003 Page #184 rne radar would have no problem No reason to doubt shape and size Soeoal Op 2003 Page #186 eemed to me that there was no good reason for the Government not to tell th 2003 Page #187 h that is not there for a specific reason. There had been a letter writing 2003 Page #201 d by this account for one specific reason: from New Zealand's Joint Intelli 2004 Page #15 ones. As will be seen, there is a reason for my suspicions. While the frag 2004 Page #30 king offshore then there must be a reason why, and the only reason could be 2004 Page #42 must be a reason why, and the only reason could be: Why bother to look, if 2004 Page #42 ect was not there. That then makes reason number three look more attractive 2004 Page #42 if you are a UFO investigator. And reason number three was: 3. The object s 2004 Page #42 s man, one of the divers, 1 see no reason not to believe it. The details of 2004 Page #43 only to monitor Earth for whatever reason and has never intended harm until 2004 Page #82 ent's role in crashed saucers. The reason for this is that the president is 2004 Page #84 newspaper Smith stated: "The only reason that those in authority have said 2004 Page #88 e present time. WBS: May I ask the reason for this classification? RIS: You 2004 Page #91 was informed that for some unknown reason radar return from the direction i 2004 Page #104 osition, and that is precisely the reason so many people debunk it, dismiss 2004 Page #132 e, which is in part the motivating reason for this annual UFO Crash Retriev 2004 Page #134 uple miles of the debris field the reason why Mac Brazel was interrogated a 2004 Page #144 iens did crash at Roswell, and the reason Sheriff Wilcox never ran for re- 2004 Page #145 to make startling revelations. The reason? Death threats against him. Best- 2004 Page #145 the enigmatic craft. Was this the reason for first assembly of the USSR's 2004 Page #167 re-election campaign was the only reason Emenegger could come up with as t 2004 Page #181 member the two of us, and for some reason we were sort of herded by two pla 2004 Page #183 n effort. There would have been no reason to destroy that one. President Ji 2004 Page #185 in one interview: I don't see any reason to keep information like that sec 2004 Page #186 UFO Crash Retrieval Conference The reason that Jack McGeorge was allowed in 2004 Page #189 ut when two dying men, who have no reason to lie, and who have never met ea 2004 Page #217 exist, began to look for them. The reason was simple. If allegations from t 2004 Page #219 nt of New Mexicans for Science and Reason. 3 Pflock, Karl Ronvelk Inconveni 2004 Page #223 Scam" New Mexicans for Science and Reason Reports, Vol. 4, No. 6, June 1998 2004 Page #224 AP? But we do also know of another reason why Bond Johnson may have had an 2004 Page #237 stion is in order to ascertain the reason(s) for bringing up the subject. A 2004 Page #252 o age 23 in good health. "For this reason, the immunod eficiency was surely 2005 Page #34 had turned up dead for no apparent reason. Their entrails were sent to Belo 2005 Page #34 with Albert Einstein? ls there any reason to suspect that MJ-12 was aware o 2005 Page #88 ousl y intended ." What the actual reason for this change, it insured that 2005 Page #97 and orgonomy a fraud, it stood to reason there was no need to put an) of r 2005 Page #101 igence? Perhaps it is for the same reason that the CIA placed intelligence 2005 Page #124 ne, as cited above, is terrifying. Reason dictates that formal methods for 2005 Page #126 s above that of Top Secret":14 The reason for this has to do with the conse 2005 Page #128 ed UFO behind? Or is there another reason wh,· the military would want to s 2005 Page #133 this for sure is Frank Salas. The reason why Salas is so sure is because h 2005 Page #148 "Yes I do. Absolutely. There's no reason to change it because the story is 2005 Page #150 nes. I asked rum if he knew of any reason why US discs could not fly in spa 2005 Page #164 nows what capability. They have no reason to negotiate when they can alread 2006 Page #5 ility...out there. Thus, a logical reason to visit is to quarantine us unti 2006 Page #8 d, was noted. We certainly have no reason to believe that aliens never make 2006 Page #11 nity would be called upon to model reason in dealing with the being. The me 2006 Page #61 r story. At the time, there was no reason to expect the classified memorand 2006 Page #76 es were not sanitized despite good reason and opportunity to do so. In each 2006 Page #86 IS DID NOT HAPPEN? Right. For some reason, the UFOs liked to hover over Mia 2006 Page #148 NOLOGY TO STUDY. That was the only reason, as I understood, that they used 2006 Page #155 nited States and that there was no reason to believe the aircraft were frie 2006 Page #170 . The statement that there was "no reason to believe the aircraft were frie 2006 Page #172 Or did the Top Brass, for whatever reason, not tell the President and the U 2006 Page #173 Intelligence, who are not aware of reason for alert locally, but any inform 2006 Page #174 ret" that the CIC was not told the reason for the high alert. Not only that 2006 Page #174 red by simple logic and the innate reason of human inquiry. I hope that we 2006 Page #182 I' -.•. r_. .... . . .· , -· . The reason is that we don't always know who 2007 Page #35 et points are little UFOs. Another reason for visitations was put forward b 2007 Page #62 o-Spra y." However, the definitive reason for extraterrestrial visitations 2007 Page #62 vents really. iVI\v': Is there any reason that you didn't do well at your O 2007 Page #79 saying that someone could have any reason to be looking around as you were 2007 Page #88 approach to landing. For whateve r reason, the top entry hatch of the small 2007 Page #100 it now appears that for what-ever reason MacDill AFB was chosen as a sort 2007 Page #110 ain highway, its entire length. No reason was given for blocking the highwa 2007 Page #129 s three hours late for no apparent reason. The engineers were clearly shake 2007 Page #130 actress . But the CIA had another reason to be concerned that Project Moon 2007 Page #136 used co be disabled. Mom: They had reason, the military, for being there so 2007 Page #171 ms little doubt that, for whatever reason, the Coyame area is home to a gre 2007 Page #192 e-who manufacrured it and for what reason. This is fully consistent with th 2007 Page #199 lis at the right time, there is no reason to accept this story as authentic 2008 Page #15 -to-foot in hazmat-type suits. The reason being that at the recovery sites 2008 Page #37 ant to have the explanation or the reason why. When I was 13 years old I he 2008 Page #42 ked as a police sergeant. For some reason not yet revealed, Ken "Tuffy" Mil 2008 Page #53 y of release) and this was another reason for the release, as was the hope 2008 Page #63 le it repaired itself. IF FOR SOME REASON THEY CAN'T GET THESE CHROMOSOMES, 2008 Page #91 ch a careless array of errors. One reason for getting so many errors would 2008 Page #105 s are not a security threat. Their reason for this policy (no matter how ma 2008 Page #110 ollege in Baltimore, Maryland. The reason for this acceptance of fascism wa 2008 Page #124 pation in NA TO. Perhaps, the main reason for eliminating secrecy is make-b 2009 Page #20 ducement to coercion.) This is one reason why we should abandon or at least 2009 Page #21 his special category, there is one reason why we may be able to outdo the R 2009 Page #22 ian effort by a great margin. That reason is that RPVs require electronics, 2009 Page #22 shaky credibility issues. For that reason and the obverse-UFO scholars not 2009 Page #29 arfare. Kennedy therefore had good reason to issue his June 28 1961 Memoran 2009 Page #38 overt operations in Vietnam as the reason why the CIA wanted Kennedy's remo 2009 Page #45 ere is, however, a more compelling reason for why senior ClA officials want 2009 Page #45 UFO information precisely for this reason, and Kennedy identified the CIA a 2009 Page #45 to set up the initial meeting. The reason for contact after almost 6 years 2009 Page #53 an interview, and for no apparent reason, the promjse was broken, and I do 2009 Page #94
achronisms may be present but have reasonab le explanations . Forensic test 2005 Page #137
ar the crates, he managed to get a reasonabl y good but brief glimpse of th 2005 Page #43
ew ones and ultimately advance the reasonable conclusion that according to 2003 Page #21 s that that lead me to think it is reasonable to conclude that there was a 2003 Page #38 ing, food 8 Living entity, good or reasonable health 9 Non-living entity, d 2003 Page #175 so self-evident everywhere else a reasonable man looks? Attachments ' Top 2003 Page #211 itory, no other explanation seemed reasonable. On reflection, therefore, co 2004 Page #12 and we should be able to deal with reasonable questions even from unreasona 2004 Page #121 sets of concerns. Generally, it is reasonable to try to make sure that the 2004 Page #121 enticity cannot be proved beyond a reasonable doubt — is based upon my read 2004 Page #214 osedly been established beyond any reasonable doubt.' My kind of story! So, 2004 Page #215 11, you'd be lucky to get one in a reasonable time. No disrespect to the lo 2004 Page #216 nyon Road in March, 1948? Beyond a reasonable doubt? Absolutely not. There 2004 Page #223 eo Gebauer as hucksters to leave a reasonable doubt in any objective observ 2004 Page #223 nation of a president? There is no reasonable merit in such an undertaking, 2004 Page #254 is just around the corner IT SEEMS REASONABLE TO SSUME ONE SET OF LAWS IN O 2005 Page #4 y as to crash on planet earth is a reasonable question. There is no definit 2005 Page #121 ystem. P. If we make the eminently reasonable assumption that every advance 2006 Page #8 NHI proves its benevolence beyond reasonable doubt, public behavior will g 2006 Page #59 by definition unidentified, it is reasonable to assume that many UFO crash 2006 Page #88 t), I'm going to assume that it is reasonable to assess their motives, mean 2006 Page #102 stayed there. It would be totally reasonable to conjecture that the state 2006 Page #105 rt was "hyphen-happy." It would be reasonable to imagine that the study of 2006 Page #105 of biological weapons. Would it be reasonable to assume that there are blac 2006 Page #106 ceeded to eliminate as many as was reasonable —the list which fit the obser 2006 Page #110 ctually entwined. Therefore, is it reasonable to ask whether it is possible 2006 Page #117 200 mile range at 40,000 ft. It is reasonable to assume that the radar inst 2006 Page #170 Conclusion #6: We can presume with reasonable probability that the crew of 2006 Page #189 t to be recogruzed as a respected, reasonable person of the world. Non-thr 2007 Page #68 ted throughout the country sounded reasonable when the testimony of the wit 2008 Page #17 four. Is it really acceptable and reasonable to believe that over-flights 2008 Page #37 ? No, it is neither acceptable nor reasonable -at all. It is utterly outrag 2008 Page #37 etting the evidence guide you to a reasonable conclusion, and deciding to g 2008 Page #55 order to complete the voyage in a reasonable length of time are far beyond 2008 Page #95 hat says, "original carbon." It is reasonable to conjecture that this was d 2008 Page #109 OF IT POSITION STATEMENT : BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT • By deflnldon, UFO, mu 2008 Page #146 In the coming Cold war it would be reasonable to expect each side to use th 2009 Page #20
ndia area." In order to provide a "reasonably effective air defense of that 2004 Page #220 to be ours. These points cannot be reasonably countered. It is fair to say 2005 Page #77 f affairs, a few other things look reasonably clear, although not with quit 2005 Page #77 be expected immediately or in the reasonably near term. Most probably, the 2006 Page #52 ified. The impact crater was still reasonably well defined, even after 40 y 2006 Page #76 that much of this speculation was reasonably accurate was even worse. Iron 2006 Page #83 of it on December 30, 1984 can be reasonably disputed. Given that none of 2006 Page #192 made all the checks that we could reasonably make and it's difficult to se 2008 Page #34 lationship is an anomaly and could reasonably be expected to yield differen 2009 Page #11 tities, 2 were disabled and 2 were reasonably well, but somewhat confused. 2009 Page #53 f, New Zealand was adopted. It was reasonably close to Auckland and the exi 2009 Page #165
project set up to study them, so I reasoned that with so much smoke maybe I 2004 Page #89 mpts to reach the most logical and reasoned conclusion possible, even if it 2004 Page #214
lved which do not conform to sound reasoning with regard to the possible ou 2003 Page #207 ed which do xxrt oenfozsi to round reasoning trfUfeh sagssd to the possible 2003 Page #212 ease control center, and by clever reasoning, we are able to defeat the dis 2006 Page #102 ICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIONS "Such reasoning might lead to the making of an 2007 Page #48
he decision seems based on 'V.I.P. reasoning' given that the patient is a f 2003 Page #90
lvnd which de not conform tn sound reasoninr witu "o»ard to tr- poosiblc ou 2003 Page #214
Dr. Hauri suggested three possible reasons for the difference. First, he ex 2003 Page #109 ity. ” 3. Security Classification: reasons for security o Bad impact upon t 2003 Page #172 ret?" Slide 62 summarizes the five reasons, ANY ONE OF WHICH would have bee 2003 Page #185 PRING 1996 “...is a fake for these reasons: Concern □ “Does not conform to 2003 Page #186 x" is authentic for the following reasons: 1. It was to be delivered by Sp 2003 Page #210 F, and Randolph Field for security reasons. It is believed that this disper 2003 Page #234 hat local authorities for security reasons had cordoned off 200 km around t 2004 Page #8 at in his neighborhood for obvious reasons, and since, as everyone knows, L 2004 Page #43 hat are Rep. Kissner's bottom line reasons for why the U.S. government has 2004 Page #61 the shutdown are important for two reasons. 1. They are reasons being liste 2004 Page #88 rtant for two reasons. 1. They are reasons being listed by Wilbert Smith wh 2004 Page #88 th sent to Dan Fry, one of the key reasons for the shutdown and subsequent 2004 Page #88 s any more. But, there are lots of reasons to keep everything the same inst 2004 Page #123 eel that one of the most important reasons for the secrecy is the strong de 2004 Page #130 secrecy is explained by a host of reasons that includes the government's d 2004 Page #132 do we sort all this out, and what reasons are there today to take this inc 2004 Page #137 utionary habits of the beings, the reasons they were here, and other matter 2004 Page #189 ent appeared legit. He stated many reasons including the fact that the docu 2004 Page #191 Kennedy Why assassinated? • Usual reasons, pissed off CIA, Military, Mob e 2004 Page #212 , and maybe they would prefer, for reasons which may or may not be legitima 2004 Page #219 ng to use the term "evidence," for reasons that I will outline below — that 2004 Page #221 ond Johnson photo-session, for the reasons outlined above. Bond was by this 2004 Page #237 As discussed above, there are good reasons for concluding that this is conn 2005 Page #84 work? And are there any realistic reasons to suspect foul play in his deat 2005 Page #88 en Dukas, who may have had her own reasons for not wanting Einstein to conf 2005 Page #92 crashed to earth for a variety of reasons and that selected military and w 2005 Page #120 eel that one of the most important reasons for continuing secrecy is the st 2005 Page #140 in a year and the huge variety of reasons for travel.... Here are some rea 2006 Page #6 asons for travel.... Here are some reasons for coming here to get the ball 2006 Page #6 nuine document that was leaked for reasons related to government or militar 2006 Page #15 gh-impact change events. For these reasons among many, thinking seriously a 2006 Page #50 y cattle for similar but different reasons. "Our" concerns deal with preven 2006 Page #117 ere are those who, for a number of reasons, I am not able to name. I was he 2006 Page #131 tion suit, entered the woods — for reasons that remain unknown. 129 2006 Page #132 when no explanations fit the usual reasons outside of combat." SLIDE # 9 — 2006 Page #141 using this and it was all for good reasons. THEY HAD BEEN USING WHAT? Well, 2006 Page #162 false. There must have been other reasons for the Cl.A's creation, and per 2007 Page #12 nded in the 1 970s, there are many reasons to doubt this. One is the media' 2007 Page #14 n with CIA for "national security" reasons - \Xfas CBS the only player in t 2007 Page #23 ind, there are many circumstantial reasons to suspect that the New York Tim 2007 Page #23 n with ClA for "national security" reasons '\) ~:' President Discoants· 'I 2007 Page #24 not being released, classified for reasons of national security. (MW note: 2007 Page #84 in-between the cracks for several reasons. lt is part of our history as hu 2007 Page #121 ere at, we had (that is one of the reasons we called it "the pretty place") 2007 Page #123 exempt from public disclosure for reasons not presently understood. Source 2007 Page #138 hat local authorities for security reasons had cordoned off 200 km around t 2007 Page #142 e 1974 Coyame case for a number of reasons. The first was a UFO sighting ma 2007 Page #191 many nations and for a variety of reasons. Some are nations emerging from 2008 Page #25 though there may be some very good reasons for them remaining _covert, I ~h 2008 Page #34 "harvest" our souls upon death for reasons that were never fully resolved t 2008 Page #35 gences exhibit may possibly be for reasons relating to curiosity about our 2008 Page #38 though there may be some very good reasons for them remaining covert, I thi 2008 Page #38 pt to note that there are numerous reasons to conclude that he was not invo 2008 Page #105 t will consider it for the obvious reasons. I understand Oppenhe imer appro 2008 Page #114 est in the UFO topic for different reasons. The net result is that I am in 2009 Page #7 ion" vs. "defense and protection." Reasons and Means of Space Exploration . 2009 Page #10 e or unlimited. It is justified by reasons of national security and of util 2009 Page #14 ns for flying. But there are other reasons founded on the maxim of utility, 2009 Page #15 troyed systematically for security reasons. This problem is illustrated by 2009 Page #24 copies were destroyed for security reasons not known to me. While one is pr 2009 Page #24 dge has been kept to a minimum for reasons of plausible deniability and spe 2009 Page #25 icantly, Dulles' letter said: "For reasons of security, I cannot divulge pe 2009 Page #38 ssified UFO files. For undisclosed reasons, Kennedy was convinced that the 2009 Page #41 . In her mind there were excellent reasons not to confide in me right away. 2009 Page #88 ultimate objective , for security reasons. The Gettysburg Times discussed 2009 Page #157
, hoping for clear information and reassurance. If the NHI proves its benev 2006 Page #59 ence for explanation, guidance and reassurance. Unlike familiar NHI, a stra 2006 Page #61 tay glued to TV/radio for info and reassurance that all is not lost. If med 2006 Page #63 es had patients listening to taped reassurance messages from their physicia 2006 Page #206
stcards?" Generally, I was able to reassure people that they were not alone 2006 Page #205
p. Keeping the public informed and reassured while managing outbreaks of pa 2006 Page #62
dent out of their minds, it is not reassuring that Charles Moore has been u 2004 Page #138
was prett} level. But you couldn't reaUy see anything underneath it. It was 2007 Page #169
apartment door where Sandy Rivers, Rebecca tkKeever Armstrong and Paul McKe 2007 Page #166 vers stancling next to her sister, Rebecca McKeeve r Armstron g, who is nex 2007 Page #166 s to come out. At the same moment, Rebecca and Sandy were already coming ou 2007 Page #166 you guys Aunt Sandy Rivers and Mom Rebecca McKeever Armstrong, still reside 2007 Page #166 veled with Paul McKeever, his mom (Rebecca McKeever Armstrong) and aunt (Sa 2007 Page #168 would th.ink they were crazy? Or? REBECCA, YOU \'/ERE PAUL'S MOM IN CHARGE 2007 Page #171 sed the event. Al'\!D SANDY Ai'\JD REBECCA, YOU WERE YOUNG ADULTS THEN. HJ\ 2007 Page #172
ht and the temperature '.Vas warm. Rebecca's 8-year-old son, Paul, was play 2007 Page #166
ng on a UFO during the post Easter Rebellion Conflict and can this withstan 2006 Page #107
y Naval Hospital. The Monsignor is rebuffed all six times he attempts to se 2003 Page #95 y. Nevertheless, he was repeatedly rebuffed in his attempts to gain 5 Sarba 2005 Page #79 eton. As I understand it Marshal l rebuffed the idea of Oppenheimer discuss 2008 Page #114
ury Earth as part of an attempt to rebuild their stricken craft. And the no 2008 Page #102
1uickJy dismantled many factories, rebuilding them in Russia. It's clear no 2007 Page #111
gencies 'I.Vas met with definitive rebuke starting in the 1970s with the re 2005 Page #73
d", JSE, 1991. These arguments and rebuttals are not particularly focused o 2004 Page #121
with physics. These arguments were rebutted one by one in my response, "The 2004 Page #121
nance, analyzing its authenticity, rebutting claims of fakery and telling y 2003 Page #169
owever, 1 the caesadfi- cation has recaday been changed to 'restrict ', the 2004 Page #18
ck to merua rustory agrun. You may recaJJ that, in the buildup to the U.S. 2007 Page #12
bility of editors and reporters to recal.l basic historical facts, even fro 2007 Page #24
cepted by his F-86. Colonel Cooper recalJecl that these cljscs were een in 2007 Page #109
s and rivets clearly visible. Jack recalJed that the aircraft "skin" was in 2007 Page #100
der the armpits and out here. As I recall from the picture I saw, he was ab 2003 Page #23 ke crinkled, soft aluminum foil. I recall it had very long hands, very long 2003 Page #23 these witnesses forever. I clearly recall the discussion around this commun 2003 Page #56 to access any details she couldn't recall consciously. Hansen allowed herse 2003 Page #143 n in a lot of meetings but I don't recall one on UFOs. Cheney has always be 2003 Page #202 rted high speeds are noteworthy. I recall reading an article in the 1897 pa 2004 Page #28 th the lightalls very well. Do you recall the vehicle malfunctions? I did d 2004 Page #50 .S. Air Force? James: Well I don't recall what color the plate was. But it 2004 Page #93 id he describe them at all? Do you recall? James: Not that I can recall exc 2004 Page #96 you recall? James: Not that I can recall except that the descriptions that 2004 Page #96 the southwestern U.S. He does not recall seeing any mention of other perso 2004 Page #100 was no hard evidence, they should recall the declassified Bollander Memora 2004 Page #141 is opinion. Specifically, did Bond recall any "hieroglyphics" in any of the 2004 Page #226 ne deficienc y. Bod1 of d1em, if I recall, had had removal of the spleen fo 2005 Page #34 ." As a side note, it is useful to recall that it is not only the U.S. mili 2005 Page #74 el was hospitalized and could only recall the event in terms of mathematics 2005 Page #79 other features as best they could recall. The scale of my map precluded a 2006 Page #80 terms. Those I talked to could not recall the exact date or even the year. 2006 Page #85 remember as you listen that Paul's recall and details were reinforced over 2006 Page #151 really. But most of its head, as 1 recall, was badly damaged, either throug 2006 Page #159 background. Here it is, as I best recall it. I tried to get as real as I c 2006 Page #159 e black and white photograph. I do recall that its neck was — in comparison 2006 Page #159 out it years later, they could not recall or could not reveal the exact nat 2006 Page #173 abiding interest in space stuff. I recall as a young boy standing in our fr 2006 Page #182 ber 30, 1984. These same witnesses recall the ship stopping off of Carter P 2006 Page #188 bility of editors and reporters to recall basic histoncal facts, even from 2007 Page #23 ,vas the only time that l can ever recall that the military ever showed up. 2007 Page #126 going on? Joe: You know what l can recall back then, really, T couldn't tel 2007 Page #126 nal tone of their voices when they recall key events. Estella Krussel was c 2008 Page #50 collection of the witness: if they recall seemingly unrelated activities on 2008 Page #58 ere is the paradox in Penniston 's recall of the telepathic transmission fr 2008 Page #95 of between $150 and $200 million. Recall that Russell A. Nixon, the young 2008 Page #131 t that so many believed him to be. Recall that Fritz Werner had told Ray Fo 2009 Page #55 its been 30 years ... wish I could recall beter detail. Strange I can recal 2009 Page #83 recall beter detail. Strange I can recall everything leading up to and afte 2009 Page #83 span of 50 years she was unable to recall his last name. However, she did k 2009 Page #90
ssing sound in the distance. Randy recalled how they watched a slow moving 2003 Page #58 There were some landmarks that he recalled seeing that night that he was l 2003 Page #63 12-related materials, it should be recalled that the 'AMC Opinion Concernin 2003 Page #87 n in the sky on the way there. She recalled being undressed, a physical exa 2003 Page #143 ry, southern Australia. As the man recalled, in either 1958 or 1959, a stra 2004 Page #15 dge outdid himself that time." she recalled. Wise County Historical Commiss 2004 Page #29 d see what had happened," Stephens recalled. "But my daddy said we had to f 2004 Page #30 he told me the story many times," recalled Stephens, adding he was almost 2004 Page #30 all out the National Guard," Idell recalled. "There was me, the sheriff and 2004 Page #31 or (probably his fellow divers) he recalled diving off Government Point. Ch 2004 Page #43 nt time. Years later Dr. Sarbacher recalled that the information he had gat 2004 Page #91 .S. officials. She stated that she recalled Wilbert Smith had talked about 2004 Page #94 rn Indiana. As Stringfield himself recalled: At that time, many UFO sightin 2004 Page #108 ceived from President Nixon. Linda recalled that the letter indicated that 2004 Page #185 exactly what type it was, and Bond recalled it as only a standard lens supp 2004 Page #234 -7.' "As we lingered at the map he recalled that he had stood inside a hang 2005 Page #43 retired physician living in Maine, recalled that: "The interest of the Air 2005 Page #95 t of both their careers. Eva Reich recalled that McDonald had visited the c 2005 Page #99 rn Indiana. As Stringfield himself recalled: At that time, man) UFO sightin 2005 Page #139 d Hal Rupard and John Wallis. They recalled the B-52 was about 50 miles or 2006 Page #79 Railroad Valley for many years and recalled the incident in detail. He mark 2006 Page #80 this ever happened." Norman Sharp recalled with bitterness how Air Force p 2006 Page #80 Hounds of Hell: those who saw them recalled how they flew through the night 2006 Page #119 rror swung away from the wall," he recalled. "My first thought was that a b 2006 Page #120 point." On arrival at Llangollen, recalled Prescott, the unit noticed a gr 2006 Page #122 articular significance to it, Mark recalled that Dodd had told him that it 2006 Page #128 er (see map). He also subsequently recalled that shortly afterward he was c 2006 Page #176 MacDiLI AFB aerial photo #2). Jack recalled that the chain Link fence was o 2007 Page #95 rcumference of the disc. Jack also recalled that all four aircraft had a sm 2007 Page #100 a two seat tandem model. Jack also recalled that on the very forward leadin 2007 Page #100 ustration #25 & #26). Indeed, Jack recalled that "the front landing gear ha 2007 Page #105 inside the exhaust pores. He also recalled seeing "landing gear strut scis 2007 Page #115 n hypnosis , both Betty and Barney recalled what had taken place during the 2008 Page #35 were regular soldiers or MP's. He recalled seeing olive-drab vehicles to i 2008 Page #43 se are some of the desc1iptions he recalled the night the dispatch center w 2008 Page #44 l. " Sometime afterwards Robertson recalled stopping at a Westport Cafe. He 2008 Page #44 Westport fishing boat captain. She recalled an unusual conversation with fo 2008 Page #45 e with additional infom1ation . He recalled being in John's River Lodge, a 2008 Page #52 ame back. On Thursday or Friday he recalled seeing two military "s"-y crane 2008 Page #53 imes works 6 to 7 days a week. She recalled the Crash and she promised to a 2008 Page #54 ed in the Crash and kept notes. He recalled it had occurred on a Sunday nig 2008 Page #55 rviewed Sally Desmarte au who also recalled the Aberdeen Police lines "lit 2008 Page #70 r contact after almost 6 years was recalled as follows: the vessel that fel 2009 Page #53 irst experience involved a man she recalled as Master Sgt. Clarence. Over t 2009 Page #90 I was impressed by the details she recalled, but also by how she remained a 2009 Page #91 At the time she described what she recalled, there were no references avail 2009 Page #91 tion experiences . Man consciously recalled. ■ Missng tine, "\/irtual reali 2009 Page #152 lds all reports on it "although he recalled having spoken to Dr. Vannevar B 2009 Page #160
orres is clearly an honorable man, recalling a difficult and potentially li 2008 Page #66 me. Cigar shaped for sure but not recalling the end shape. I was focused o 2009 Page #83 faced serious illness and who was recalling events from 50 years prior, th 2009 Page #90
their way onto a farm lane. Jerry recalls seeing various military vehicles 2003 Page #60
ion. In his memoirs, the financier recalls Forrestal telling him that he is 2003 Page #89
ould prove his theories'' Sprinkle recalls. "He was intrigued because of th 2003 Page #144
nald Nickerson, a local fisherman, recalls seeing the men bringing up debri 2004 Page #41
off the light station, but then he recalls that during that period they had 2004 Page #44
for some 32 days straight. He also recalls the island being used as some so 2004 Page #44
he claims he did not read them. He recalls that there were drawings but doe 2004 Page #100
e... after a fashion. Jesse Marcel recalls a number of press men/photograph 2004 Page #237
impse of the humanoid features. He recalls tl1at their heads were hairless 2005 Page #43
nts of crashed UFO lore. Reme Baca recalls that New Mexico in 1945 was more 2005 Page #153
leaves. okmet hOlipttaJized; only recalls event in teems of mathematics to 2006 Page #26
retrieval attempt, Dominic Papetti recalls watching unmarked airplanes circ 2006 Page #187
lustration #26) Jack specificall y recalls that the unusually high vertical 2007 Page #107
Supersonic Concord. \'(1arren recalls seeing what looked like "venetia 2007 Page #115
gh he does know the exact date, he recalls that sometime in 1974, a fiery n 2007 Page #191
ange over time. She did not add or recant any part of it. What she told Kev 2009 Page #95
f chis controversial film, a brief recap might be in order. Video-producer 2005 Page #145
nual Intelligence Agency). Ba.iJey recaUed that Admiral Michaelis' duties a 2005 Page #130 ry high vertical tail. Warren also recaUed that the main landing gear strut 2007 Page #114
em• ciaim~ omit 11\c 193~ and more reccol.ly Glenn Mar-r~et k:10·.t.·n to a 2009 Page #182
trieval in 1957: 4 humanoid bodies receetteed with great difficulty. Noels 2006 Page #26
ting the Special Operations Manual RECEflVONG AND HANDLING 20. Uncrating, u 2003 Page #177
ntic docs PROVENANCE OF SOM 1-01 » Receipt by Don Berliner n Meter number l 2003 Page #180 t with us, though not necessarily. Receipt of radio signals from space or d 2006 Page #52 e next slide 3 shows the record of receipt of "leaked" documents mostly rel 2008 Page #104
t object moving across the sky did receive wide exposure, since it was cove 2003 Page #53 later in the evening she began to receive calls from the military includin 2003 Page #59 or CIA, the president should still receive the best available material, as 2003 Page #189 itary police headquarters began to receive telephone calls from the distric 2005 Page #31 4, near Area 51, were the first to receive public attention. Amazingly, aft 2005 Page #82 . Perhaps Berliner was selected to receive this film because the year befor 2005 Page #126 s. We can only hope that his files receive the further research they deserv 2005 Page #140 e film to a TV compan) should they receive the right offer. Santilli did, h 2005 Page #151 iation, have been known to fail or receive anomalous signals that caused th 2005 Page #161 ne describes the codeword he would receive for leaving his normal duties to 2006 Page #19 ited States orders that all troops receive anthrax vaccination. • Spring 19 2006 Page #108 anada orders troops in the Gulf to receive anthrax vaccination. While it is 2006 Page #108 mmand in Seattle, Washington would receive an official report from 180 2006 Page #183 ctivities, or would simply like to receive updates regarding CONTACT's even 2006 Page #193 the School of Nursing was about to receive a gift of equipment from the Dep 2006 Page #199 ive callers the next morning would receive a free copy. The phones rang off 2006 Page #204 lysts and intelligence officers to receive, analyze and summarize the data 2009 Page #16
a. A year later (1988) , a tip was received that another resident not far f 2003 Page #63
e that fit with information I have received from other sources. Joel wants 2003 Page #70
project beforehand and would have received one of the first copies coming 2003 Page #88
nd COAST TO COAST AM. One day, Art received a letter dated April 10, 1996, 2003 Page #97
etal In his fifth and final letter received July 5, 1996, the writer finall 2003 Page #99
ed those findings on the radio, we received a second letter dated April 22, 2003 Page #100
kground, W. C. Levengood Levengood received a B. S. in Physics and Mathemat 2003 Page #111
rsity of Toledo, Ohio, in 1957; he received an M. A. in Bioscience from Bal 2003 Page #111
bor from 1961 to 1968. In 1970, he received an M. S. in biophysics from the 2003 Page #111
tate Police office in Cimarron had received a strange call on May 6t of 198 2003 Page #142
seen body parts floating in vats, received what she thought was an explana 2003 Page #143
d recordings of the signals he had received. He showed them film and video 2003 Page #145
l negatives, which is what Don had received in the mail. Today, I will be s 2003 Page #169
g at the Special Operations Manual received by Don Berliner, mailed from Qu 2003 Page #170
ovenance with the Bowen Manuscript received from an FOIA office at Ft. Mead 2003 Page #179
" the document reads thus: We have received another phone call from our aud 2004 Page #8
comment" was the reply that Barry received when the issue of the aircraft' 2004 Page #10
n [8 August 1979] the Embassy here received information that a strange obje 2004 Page #10
interest that U.S. authorities had received, "A roll of 35 mm film for colo 2004 Page #11
s, I noted that on each envelope I received there was a small emblem with w 2004 Page #12
oked into the case in 1985 and had received an outright denial that anythin 2004 Page #13
roar information only. 1 hems also received information that a new repeat i 2004 Page #18
lly took place and if so, did they received all of the original fragments o 2004 Page #30
Ottawa later that day had already received a brief report from the RCC in 2004 Page #40
ggest that the Ministry of Defence received any such reports. Lord Hill-Nor 2004 Page #54
7-28, 1980. In late January 1998 I received a call from Timothy Egercic, an 2004 Page #55
r about an hour. Two weeks later I received a letter delineating his person 2004 Page #55
ions. More than ten years later, I received a call from Dock Rhodes, a form 2004 Page #56
prior to 1950. Several years ago I received a military officer's confidenti 2004 Page #73
ation in Denver, Colorado. There I received a national Emmy nomination, sev 2004 Page #76
assified flying saucers issues. He received the clearance and prepared a pa 2004 Page #90
int. Some of the information Smith received in the United States came from 2004 Page #90
ed the UFO hardware that Smith had received for analysis from the United St 2004 Page #94
no sense that he would say that he received access to alien bodies from a f 2004 Page #98
e released a commendation that was received by Tim's father, Harry. It was 2004 Page #101
hers as the man inside the NSC who received the Robertson Panel Report when 2004 Page #103
positive feedback that Stringfield received from his readers on this mentio 2004 Page #110
Some of these documents have been received only as photographic copies but 2004 Page #134
eces. On February 21, 1978, Marcel received an inquiry call from Stanton Fr 2004 Page #135
ifically because of the warning he received. There is also the possibility 2004 Page #136
so my package reached him and even received a reply. Ironically, the book U 2004 Page #140
re in Roswell, New Mexico, that he received a high-level briefing on the Ro 2004 Page #146
He passed on the fact that he had received word of recovered metal in Mich 2004 Page #176
ad showed her a letter that he had received from President Nixon. Linda rec 2004 Page #185
d for the hidden UFO files when he received his intelligence briefings as P 2004 Page #185
e Disney and Emenegger before him, received an offer to view UFO informatio 2004 Page #189
ET presence. The main thing Moore received that people here would know is 2004 Page #191
ichard Doty. A few years later she received an interview with "the keeper" 2004 Page #195
n January of 2004, so he must have received some of briefing telling him wh 2004 Page #197
rom disclosing information she had received from others that had disposed o 2004 Page #206
tific problem of our times," which received widespread media coverage. • He 2004 Page #209
next 50 years, until George Filer received a telephone call from Mrs. Rame 2004 Page #226
ge. Further, we suggest Gen. Ramey received the message on his way into his 2004 Page #227
? One thing is certain: Gen. Ramey received a message. He received a messag 2004 Page #230
Gen. Ramey received a message. He received a message the world can now rea 2004 Page #230
he Special Operations Manual, were received as photographic negatives and w 2004 Page #243
d : electrogravitics : designs and received : over1iaoze··-- -~r;·· US Pate 2005 Page #28
strange letter tl1at Woolcott had received in 1965 from her husband, who w 2005 Page #44
ifornia. Steve is 60-years-old and received two bachelor degrees in 1974 fr 2005 Page #64
also told Steve Jones that he had received information from an intelligenc 2005 Page #65
cautious about the informati on he received, and honored requests for confi 2005 Page #78
his direction, coo -he eventually received the reply, in effect, that he d 2005 Page #81
imbo until further confirmation is received. But it is 8 Harzan, Jan. Perso 2005 Page #81
f study. But orgonomy was nor well received into the times it was born. Som 2005 Page #87
st hand on a daily basis; and both received educations from private tutors. 2005 Page #88
s Dayton motel. The next day Moise received a phone call from Captain Hill 2005 Page #98
in 1998, UFO researcher Tim Cooper received a reply to !us FOIA request for 2005 Page #125
rary. For the last 3 years, I have received assistance in further research 2005 Page #146
shed. Shortly thereafter, Faustino received a military visitor asking for p 2005 Page #154
ting a letter to rum that he never received. Instead, I received a reply 16 2005 Page #163
that he never received. Instead, I received a reply 161 2005 Page #163
of alien spacecraft? Dr. \Xloolman received his doctorate in 1976 in theore 2005 Page #174
nage the retrieval of crashed UFOs received a significant boost with the pu 2006 Page #14
e for twelve years (1982-1994) and received a number of awards including th 2006 Page #21
ng time. NICAP • 1950s and 1960s • Received 10 or 15 crashed UFO leads. • L 2006 Page #25
sign was the only greeting that I received that day. I thought the locals 2006 Page #91
ght, according to reliable reports received by the Gazette." Although it cl 2006 Page #94
e "Flatwoods Monster" incident, he received a call from Washington D.C. tel 2006 Page #95
or its impact point. In turn, they received assistance in the search from t 2006 Page #120
rprisingly, the "hare" explanation received short shrift with the local wit 2006 Page #121
s the city of Birmingham. "We then received orders to proceed with speed to 2006 Page #122
.' At approximately 20.13 hours we received orders to proceed to Llangollen 2006 Page #122
dditional government agencies also received reports, but such has not been 2006 Page #134
onsequences of retaliation, I have received dozens of emails from people wh 2006 Page #142
nd email him. On September 10th, I received this short email: "Dear Linda, 2006 Page #151
tory indicates that at the time he received the first notification of the r 2006 Page #167
n early December before Willingham received his duty call. Zechel was alrea 2006 Page #177
Air Force intelligence or the CIC received any special UFO information as 2006 Page #179
ttle UFO Conference (June 2005), I received a late-night phone call from Mr 2006 Page #180
list of professional referrals and received numerous calls for assistance f 2006 Page #197
ion heard that Prof. John Mack had received a very large grant from the Roc 2006 Page #198
k in March of 1993, the Foundation received some information about another 2006 Page #200
ences and often wondered if he had received an implant. He had worked all o 2006 Page #206
have had anomalous experiences and received possible implants. Loma Linda i 2006 Page #206
es almost certainly would not have received much news coverage, especially 2007 Page #7
atus update March 15, 2004: e-mail received from "Rufus Tallwalker " who st 2007 Page #115
atus update August 28, 2004: email received from Rupert Trinidad (former Lo 2007 Page #115
as this appeared in the papers, I received a call from Lou Corbin. "It's p 2007 Page #133
e's UFO program, Project Blue Book received regular assistance from the 460 2007 Page #133
ligence (CSETI) has stated that he received a copy of the document in 1994, 2007 Page #135
. remembers two calls d1at Slatzer received from Marilyn shortly before she 2007 Page #136
U.S., 1955, Monroe is said to have received an invitation to attend a recep 2007 Page #137
en Of!jecl, it reads thus: We have received another phone call from our aud 2007 Page #141
tographs that I have only recently received from a long-time Belen resident 2007 Page #160
carefully reviewing information we received from several individuals , incl 2007 Page #188
ragment This almost forgotten case received quite a bit of arrention in the 2007 Page #193
lts above refer only to the sample received, which weighed 1.30 grams." Aft 2007 Page #194
.hl RAJ.~ until his death. He also received the VJ. Vernadskii Gold Medal f 2007 Page #198
an Jose in 1996). The brothers had received it from rwo students who had ob 2007 Page #199
y with magnesium and tin." Once he received one sample, Vallee arranged for 2007 Page #199
at weight to. Not so much today. I received a letter, the writer of which c 2008 Page #14
ightings. The Air Force, which had received most of the sighting reports, i 2008 Page #15
ornly maintains that no UFO report received through official channels has e 2008 Page #23
indicate that any UFO report ever received by us has posed a threat to nat 2008 Page #24
omb. No fewer than 3,000 residents received court orders to vacate-within a 2008 Page #27
one of the best sighting reports I received in my entire posting. The repor 2008 Page #33
onic boom. Well, of course, when I received this report and the one from Co 2008 Page #34
gence. It's a massive job: MoD has received over I 1,000 UFO reports to dat 2008 Page #63
ineering since I 975. Prof. Kelley received his Ph.D. in Physics from the U 2008 Page #75
d craft, Sgt. Penniston told me he received a call to report on December 30 2008 Page #90
o is shown on slide 7, after being received by Cooper. Not appreciating the 2008 Page #105
sed on the leaked documents he had received and did not reference . This bo 2008 Page #107
small institutions in every state, received aid from the Rockefeller founde 2008 Page #140
died under Dr. Hermann Stutte, who received his doctorate from Robert Somme 2008 Page #140
oth he and Senator Joseph McCarthy received volumes of classified infom1ati 2008 Page #141
LOW'S PRIVATE ORGANIZATION • NEVER RECEIVED USG FUNDIN • STRUCTURE WAS: • B 2008 Page #153
se it had a CIA cover page. It was received by Tim Cooper in Jun/Jul 200 l 2009 Page #8
in Jun/Jul 200 l but not stamped "received" with his initials the way he u 2009 Page #8
resent ative to integrate material received. 3. A straight estimate be divi 2009 Page #19
other UFO researcher, Gary Leslie, received a letter about the show from Cr 2009 Page #32
Jim Garrison received an anonymous letter about Crism 2009 Page #33
a strange letter that Woolcott had received in 1965 from her husband, who w 2009 Page #51
is General Williams who allegedly received 35mm film in two canisters on D 2009 Page #60
night on Christmas, Sgt. Penniston received a radio call from Central Secur 2009 Page #62
ania, and is now 69- years-old. He received a B. A. in Economics and Chemis 2009 Page #68
after high school graduation . He received orders to go to RAF Bentwaters, 2009 Page #77
in the States until October 9, it received immediate press and broadcast c 2009 Page #136
ed, and in early February, 1990, I received a briefletter from a therapist 2009 Page #139
in New Zealand. 6. The U. S. Navy received reports during development. The 2009 Page #161
project to Florida. The U.S. Navy received reports on the weapon, he said. 2009 Page #161
rn in Marysville, Ohio in 1908. He received an Artium Baccalaureatus (A.B.) 2009 Page #164
dispatch quoted Leech as saying he received the honor for his work in conne 2009 Page #167
mic bomb. Professor , T.D.J. Leech received a commandership of the order of 2009 Page #167
" 6. The U. S. Navy received reports during development, "De 2009 Page #170
ook con-espondence that Arnold had received from the public. Arnold noted i 2009 Page #179
wn went through all the mail I had received outside of what various newsmen 2009 Page #179
the contents of the letters I had received. The interest on the part of th 2009 Page #179
quoted him as sayin1, that he had received no lndt~1t1on or the workccl on 2009 Page #184
htings out of about 13,000 reports receiver by Blue Book before in closed i 2006 Page #179 terms that their new VXJ IVIodule Receiver may be the product of back-engi 2007 Page #71 e phone would ring even though the receiver was off the hook. A clergyman r 2007 Page #129
them a tour of his homemade radio receivers, the array of antennas pointed 2003 Page #145
1980 • Soviet Ministry of Defense receives thousands of LIFO cases during 2006 Page #28 Station in Bellingham, Washington receives a call from a local fishing ves 2006 Page #184 The Bellingham Coast Guard station receives another message. This call is r 2006 Page #184 9:45 AM: US Coast Guard Bellingham receives a call from the Whatcom County 2006 Page #185 sion, as was the fact that the MoD receives more FOI requests on UFOs than 2008 Page #61 udy. FOi or Investigation? The MoD receives more FOi requests relating to U 2008 Page #62
ve or defensive weaponryMJ-12 Code Receiving Facility U A-002-6 Area 51 S-4 2003 Page #175 tified "Area 51 S-4" as one of the receiving facilities. Later, we will pro 2003 Page #176 d differently. Slide 32 deals with receiving and handling, again with detai 2003 Page #176 rovenance begins with Don Berliner receiving the box and its contents of ex 2003 Page #179 f the military, and thus should be receiving on his desk the best material 2003 Page #189 the mid-1960s, Moon Dust was still receiving credible data and reports on c 2004 Page #6 ver the years, I was accustomed to receiving through the mail all manner of 2004 Page #11 hat lived at the North Pole. After receiving detailed information about thi 2004 Page #32 worth taking. Our publisher began receiving mail addressed to us not long 2004 Page #49 ing procedures • This led to Don's receiving Special Operations Manual SOM1 2004 Page #124 s somehow never the same man after receiving confirmation of the answer to 2004 Page #147 ed, the letter Emenegger confirmed receiving had gone the way of the missin 2004 Page #185 versity of Texas, Arlington. After receiving them we noticed one of the "I- 2004 Page #226 gree to answer our questions after receiving a fax giving hjm permjssion to 2005 Page #148 theoretical physics following his receiving his BS in aerospace engineerin 2005 Page #174 the mid-1960s, Moon Dust was still receiving credible data on crashed objec 2007 Page #140 . Radio Kl Tl of Centralia reports receiving report of large, slow moving i 2008 Page #49 in a standard format by the person receiving the UFO report. Overall, there 2008 Page #64 glowing, triangle-shaped craft and receiving information in his mind. Appar 2008 Page #90 naged Project Paperclip soon began receiving security reports from Schow's 2008 Page #137 itical aspects of Government work, receiving many honors. He died Sept 9, 2 2009 Page #9 ist, Thomas David James Leech, was receiving a Commandership of the British 2009 Page #156
Attomey General.' When Pataki was recendy asked if he talked to Dorothy Ki 2007 Page #136
owed in the nearby water course in recent years because of a large blockage 2003 Page #45
Department. Credit: Stan Gordon In recent years, more people who had involv 2003 Page #57
home director. There are numerous recent leads which I am still following 2003 Page #57
e crash site at Kecksburg. In more recent years, I have heard rumors that a 2003 Page #67
the Bi/Mg layered metal in water. Recent Bi/Mg and Water Studies by Biophy 2003 Page #111
ble (non- reactive) in water. More Recent Studies of Bi/Mg Reactions in Wat 2003 Page #112
was devoted to papers dealing with recent work involving nanoparticles of g 2003 Page #115
ar Secretary Forrestals As per our recent conversation on this matter, you 2003 Page #134
ar -ecretary Forr*atali Ao per our recent conversation on ihls ratter, you 2003 Page #136
David. Lyndon B. Johnson During a recent visit to the Lyndon Johnson libra 2003 Page #192
in the crash at Kecksburg during a recent trip to the National Archives in 2003 Page #194
ho are inclined to accept the most recent official explanation, and who wou 2004 Page #138
een called by many names. The most recent one was used in 1992 and was iden 2004 Page #249
rence presentation, I'll share two recent updates about the DR.ES mystery: 2005 Page #71
al application. \'v'h.ile the most recent of the events described here ling 2005 Page #104
Wood, has done significant work in recent years by acquiring, analyzing and 2005 Page #119
any significant connection between recent incidents and those collected by 2005 Page #122
th the mission of Na\') materiel). Recent investigation also shows that Adm 2005 Page #130
e from its origins in the 1940s to recent decades. As context, Air Force re 2005 Page #141
o taken new and different forms in recent decades. Yet the fundamental phen 2005 Page #143
ountered EBE on 20 January 1996 21 Recent report on research results from B 2006 Page #108
the only changes we could see were recent disturbances of surface soil in s 2006 Page #121
elated to the war in Korea and the recent nuclear threats bi the Soviets, b 2006 Page #164
e had increased its *dance here in recent days." Further evidence of the of 2006 Page #169
ruders Foundation 12. Since Budd's recent illness and travels he had got be 2006 Page #202
e and showed me pictures of him in recent magazines. However, I promised Bu 2006 Page #203
another Pearl Harbor surprise. But recent scholarship suggests that Pead Ha 2007 Page #11
author Tim Weiner explained in his recent book about the CIA, Le,g{IQ' q/As 2007 Page #36
ils from 1950s ■ Red stamp ink not recent ■ Felt tip ink not recent (after 2007 Page #46
ink not recent ■ Felt tip ink not recent (after 1962) 40 ""----- --·------ 2007 Page #46
ng tl1is number steadjjy upward in recent years. But there seems co be a cl 2007 Page #121
RECENT SIGHTINGS REPORTED IN NEW MEXICO 2007 Page #165
ident. On Page 3, under the title "Recent Sightings Reported in New i\Iexic 2007 Page #165
neb account may be correct. During recent visits to Coyame, Mexico, the aut 2007 Page #184
e Coyame incident. 1. INTRODUCTION Recent astronomical discoveries, such as 2007 Page #184
nable to explain 25% of them! 5) A recent Roper Poll revealed that 56% of A 2007 Page #185
hared with us his notes about more recent UFO sightings. 4. RELATED CASES T 2007 Page #191
ened until 30 years after the most recent document. Some more sensitive fil 2008 Page #61
ool shootings and teen suicides in recent years. Virtually every one of the 2008 Page #141
in the UFO controversy . One more recent UFO connection is the slight rela 2009 Page #9
t will be in the 1980s. There is a recent historical base and an existing f 2009 Page #15
en borne out by development during recent decades in which technology has b 2009 Page #23
n September 24, 1947. Referring to recent conversations on an undisclosed m 2009 Page #36
e latest information from the most recent October 2009 hypnosis session bef 2009 Page #77
d proceedings , the following is a recent interview with me about his frust 2009 Page #77
nologies desk. However, one of the recently surfaced MJ12 documents suggest 2003 Page #42
sed some information which she had recently obtained which appears to rule 2003 Page #71
ientist who worked at the facility recently said that "Some of the guys wor 2003 Page #142
that UFO "control group" MJ 12 had recently come to the conclusion that "th 2003 Page #150
nidentified object that apparently recently fell from the sky. The paper qu 2004 Page #7
ck says that a flying saucer which recently fell at Spitsbergen has been st 2004 Page #12
nt until it appeared in the papers recently. We were living in Aurora at th 2004 Page #29
r the allegations contained in the recently published book Left At East Gat 2004 Page #53
I was contacted by Lori Rehfeldt, recently retired from the Air Force afte 2004 Page #54
work, the producer asking them had recently read Left At East Gate and aske 2004 Page #59
re fraudulent was not proven until recently, following his death. Mysteriou 2004 Page #137
ned, or whittled. Polyethylene had recently come into existence and was bei 2004 Page #142
ho have walked on the Moon, stated recently in a public lecture in Roswell, 2004 Page #146
er, the pioneer astronaut who died recently, told a key story in his book L 2004 Page #176
al Majestic-12 documents, and most recently, one on the 1948 Aztec alleged 2004 Page #214
d this long and hard and then just recently I found a possible answer stari 2004 Page #237
underground at the DRES lakebed as recently as 1995. 69 2005 Page #71
spoken publicly in this vein, most recently to my knowledge at a conference 2005 Page #81
rt of a black military budget that recently exceeded S14 billion. This does 2005 Page #167
the Atlantic on a 747 is today. I recently flew nonstop from Newark, New J 2006 Page #6
good and reliable (at least until recently) and I could give acceptable an 2006 Page #13
h as Leonard Stringfield, and more recently by Dr. Robert Wood and Ryan Woo 2006 Page #14
Brazil death of Corporal Chereze. Recently, A.J. Gevaerd and Dr. Roger Lei 2006 Page #108
les) is a type of infectious agent recently identified, made only of protei 2006 Page #113
were involved at level III and IV. Recently, research is suggesting that so 2006 Page #113
when I spoke to her about it just recently: 'I saw aircraft and heard airc 2006 Page #127
nidentified object that apparently recently fell from the sky. The paper qu 2007 Page #141
1974 photographs that I have only recently received from a long-time Belen 2007 Page #160
er Bridge on A-line Logging Road I recently visited the area described by G 2008 Page #51
ype of nuclear reaction. And, most recently, in August 2004 a Russian exped 2008 Page #102
s chaim1an Thomas J. Watson. Using recently discovered Nazi documents and t 2008 Page #128
to government documents that have recently come to light and were publishe 2008 Page #129
l of the entire world. As revealed recently by Nicholas "Nick" Rockefeller, 2008 Page #136
recently was close friends to Kurt Wahlh 2008 Page #145
and unsettled to this day has most recently been evidenced by a lawsuit fro 2009 Page #34
Island UFO, The Octopus and, most recently Secret and Suppressed 11. DVDs 2009 Page #34
urity Control. John Burroughs says recently he has learned from their 81 st 2009 Page #63
that an unidentified flying object recently landed in a park in the Russian 2009 Page #134
he Soviets were experimenting with recently acquired German weaponry. Altho 2009 Page #155
elt by scientists in 1939 and more recently Glenn Martin mentioned them as 2009 Page #158
nd the existing Army buildings had recently been reduced to a "care and mai 2009 Page #165
a letter dated March 23, 1979, the recently-deceased Richard Hall, then-edi 2009 Page #50
received an invitation to attend a reception at the SO\ iet Embassy, "in ho 2007 Page #137
I thought the locals would be very receptive to me and talk about the story 2006 Page #91 at most of the locals were not too receptive to outsiders, including me, as 2006 Page #91
ed is "Enloop Longer Storage Life" rechargeable batteries which promise "Br 2007 Page #71
ing statement: "\Y./e now have the rechnolog) to take ET home." Amazingly, 2005 Page #81 tales of reverse engineering alien rechnolog) are based on the reports of U 2005 Page #163
as soon as it is published. It has recintly been rumored that one of thee* 2004 Page #18
ive years or so later, Don was the recipient in the mail from LaCrosse, WI, 2004 Page #127 Presumably he was selected as the recipient because he came so close to gu 2004 Page #127 kely that Newton would have been a recipient of such information, but Gebau 2004 Page #218 C is short for Timothy Cooper, the recipient of many of these because of hi 2008 Page #104
test secret, the Russians will not reciprocate. Are we not, therefore, spea 2009 Page #20
tious, opening the door to bold or reckless players to gain advantage. Even 2006 Page #59 a bearing on national security is reckless in the extreme. Indeed, we woul 2008 Page #38
case, but were unable to locate or reclaim the object. Perhaps, more than 4 2004 Page #5 ortant difference in helping us to reclaim our lost history. Other national 2005 Page #84 se, but were not able to locate or reclaim the object. Perhaps, nearly half 2007 Page #139
n — the Aztec incident has finally reclaimed it's place, for good or ill, i 2004 Page #223
~ '·:.5;?dlW!f":&:.T&"8 Shat-in~ ,:reclil for lle\'elULHncnt r,1 a sea:rel 2009 Page #180
not only that multiple craft were recm·ered five years before the nowfamou 2005 Page #123
ROSWELL DISK *******AT THE (B) ****RECO**** OPERATION WITH ROSWELL DISK 074 2004 Page #228 ROSWELL DISK 074 MJ AT THE (c) ****RECO**** OPERATION **** ******* **** *** 2004 Page #228 1i\'l,Ol11IU\ AIU.k[Al .... , .. ' RECO"\l\JE',lAT)ONS CONCERNJNG CONGRE.~S 2008 Page #154
mic, wo night give China but these recoaaendations have seampd to ae to be 2003 Page #228
edom beyond a certain altitude was recogni zed. The sovereignty of the Unit 2009 Page #14
the process of obtruning official recognition of the presence of other bei 2005 Page #75 ttempt to bring this matter public recognition via the formal political pro 2005 Page #75 orate hoax that reached world wide recognition? I continued to research the 2006 Page #99 t up to date.' ■"Asa semi-official recognition of the extraterrestrial theo 2007 Page #47 deo cameras in public places, face recognition technology , the computer su 2008 Page #123 hoaxer's own style so as to avoid recognition , and the intent was to prov 2009 Page #13 ever, he ostensibly had a shock of recognition . Previously , in late Augus 2009 Page #32 icize her experiences for money or recognition . r.··; Anyone who knew June 2009 Page #95
f an alien spacecraft would be for recognizable systems and parts; foremost 2005 Page #161 nce fiction or urban legends, with recognizable features and behavior, Mobi 2006 Page #55 d Kapton coatings on one side. One recognizable component was a sway brace 2006 Page #84 far as 1,000 feet beyond the last recognizable debris, removing every 81 2006 Page #84 rimeter 1,000 feet beyond the last recognizable debris, the total surface a 2006 Page #85 allic which was apparently neither recognizable by the two veteran explorer 2006 Page #190 tration (NASA), is one of the more recognizable names of the Paperclip 131 2008 Page #137
writings, which he said he did not recognize, but were similar to Egyptian 2003 Page #23 Mogul balloon array, they couldn't recognize what the debris was and though 2004 Page #133 rs ask whether any one of us could recognize, much less translate, Morse Co 2005 Page #120 ed Alien Autopsy cameraman. Do you recognize this man? Qujte naturally Sant 2005 Page #145 ot inappropriate. First we have to recognize there is a Cosmic Watergate an 2006 Page #8 months or longer. Many people will recognize that their reality will never 2006 Page #59 a lot of equipment that I did not recognize into the radar site building i 2006 Page #155 member states would be wil_ing to recognize it. •Jr* ... "11( ..... It is 2008 Page #113 ni proclaimed. "It is important to recognize that, as an economic system, f 2008 Page #124 e to this proposed change of ????. recognize the threat and deal with it in 2009 Page #16 d Fred Lee Crisman. UFO historians recognize Crisman as one of two main wit 2009 Page #29
saw something under some brush. I recognized the Coors beer can on top, wh 2003 Page #45 had previous military experience, recognized Army and Air Force personnel. 2003 Page #69 ter. Johnson is an internationally recognized authority on orbital debris a 2003 Page #71 nown as the "Father of Stealth" is recognized as one of the best aircraft e 2005 Page #175 ed due to innate telepathic skills recognized during childhood; _ Recruited 2006 Page #22 ed due to innate telepathic skills recognized during childhood Inspired to 2006 Page #22 t had several access panels that I recognized from studying photos of the v 2006 Page #80 nowledge about what to look for. I recognized inspection stamps from Lockhe 2006 Page #84 ound" at a military checkpoint. He recognized the Harnden boys leaving the 2008 Page #51 and Dr. Chaski is an increasingly recognized expert in the field of forens 2008 Page #106 guistics. Her techniques have been recognized in some courts, and they are 2008 Page #106 would have an absolute righc to be recognized as independent and sovereig n 2008 Page #112 e si~:.lar to our own, they may be recognized as an independent peop_e. -he 2008 Page #113 enemy capabilities or actions was recognized by General Smith who assumed 2009 Page #18 from foreign sources. While it is recognized that some UFO events cannot b 2009 Page #25
pposition to this concept, the law recognizes a principle in crimes such as 2008 Page #40 perienced. In Ufology, one quickly recognizes that the range of experiences 2009 Page #154
necked star went on ro be_come as_ recognize~ an~ ?eloved a worldwide icon 2007 Page #62
er Wayne Fisk. Stan Friedman, also recognizing the importance of this pictu 2003 Page #36 or preparation, including means of recognizing essence behind strangeness, 2006 Page #68
ou from Adam. And you expect to be recogruzed as a respected, reasonable pe 2007 Page #68
able that Daly was mistaken in his recolJection of the date by just one mon 2005 Page #42
partial credit for being a sincere recollection, especially given the wordi 2003 Page #31 scribed one of them in a conscious recollection as "as big as two Goodyear 2003 Page #143 formities of the Oates family, the recollection of Charlie Stephens. And, i 2004 Page #31 wer to me was not recorded, but my recollection is that he said, "Ten." See 2004 Page #129 and talked with him that he has no recollection at all of Marcel being pres 2004 Page #234 to go along with. But Bond had no recollection of Marcel, and now we had s 2004 Page #234 shes that we have recovered?' 1'1y recollection is that he said 'Ten.' This 2005 Page #140 correct date? Was this an error in recollection on his part, or were the ev 2006 Page #130 ? Joe: You know, the closest of my recollection, would be to say that is wa